xx ISeglster
WASHINGTON LETTER.
B allot
reform .
The most important legislative
(Fro» osr Bax ’lar Correepondent.)
F rank 8. H ardibo , P i UBLISHKR.
achievement of the year has been
W ashington , Dec. 7, 1888.
Senator Blackburn, owing to the the enactment of a complete ballot.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1888 wide advertisement of his recent law m Massachusetts. This mea-
misunderstanding with Judge Ruck sure, while modeled primarily upon
The grand jury is doing a large er has been the center of attraction the bill which the New York legis-
amount of business tliis week.
to visitors in the senate gallery this laturo passed, but which Governor
W. W. Dudley, seems to have week. He positively refuses to talk Hill vetoed, differs from it in many
controlled the republican pursenel about the matter, but his friends rç- respects. It contains an especially
gard it as ended—at least that ie J valuable provision for preventing
of the late campaign.
Our Immense Stock of New, Beautiful and Useful
the forgery of official ballots, and
what they say.
The corrected or official ixipular
is,
taken
all
in
all,
probably
the
Senator Harns, by a motion to
vote for president is as follows: lay the senate tariff bill on the most intelligent and comprehensive
Clevelapd, 5,334,245; Harrison, table, brought out the fact that the application of the English and Aus
5,230,565; Fisk, 245,284^ Cleve- republican senators will vote solidly tralian systems to American needs
Must .BG Sold. We Need Buyers. Somebody
lanR’s plurality, 97,080. ‘ -
in favor of that measure, notwith- which has been made. It places
• 1 have just received a Full and Complete Line of
i ZMZO’VZEZ f IT,
'__________ _____________
' The senate passed the bill on Btanding the fact that several' ot the entire printing and distributing And those' who lend their assistance first will reap the benefits of having these SHOES, guaranteed to be the best and cheane«t
in the market. ALSO—A full line of-C.-M. Hendr
Tuesday granting permission to them are known to be bitterly op of the ballots in the hands of the
a bright, clean stock to select from,
son & Co.’s Gents’ Boots and Shoes, and Ladies’
build a railway bridge across posed to certain sections of the bill. state, to be paid for at the public
Misses’ Fine Shoes.
ancl
Young’s bay, in Clatsop county. Several explanations are given for expense. It provides, also, for in Bewildering !
dependent
nominations
by
a
speci-
this
action
by
parties
who
profess
to
This is the permission asked for by
- a . rnrriuXa T j I oste cf
tlie . Astoria and South Coast rail know. One is that Harnson has ned number of voters, and requires
I
stated that he wants the bill passed the printing of the(,residence, street
road company.
at this session, and that those re jind number oftacM candidate sifter
The iy. Y- Mforld has taken a suffi- publicans that are opposed to it are his’inariie ’ updfi the ballot. The Display flfid your time will be well spent if you come and look It over
and buy from it. There has been a
r ciètit ‘interest in the result of the afraid to vote against it, lest they Massachusetts law ought to be care-
At Extremely Low Prices.
(late election to inquire of the sev- thereby lose their share of patrqn- fullv studied by the framers of the
cral thousand democrats in that age undefrthe new administration; new bill which is to be presented to
Carlton, Oregon.
' state why they voted against Presi another is that thejr know the bill thé New York legislature this win-
In
prices,
and
every
thing
will
be
sold
very
close.
dent Cleveland. To'this inquiry a will not pass the house and only ter. It is likely to become the
"great many men have replied and vote for it to keep up an appearance model for bills which are to be pre- Let TTs Greet ’SToti !
Our door is open, at
their answers will be printed
of harnymy in the republican ranks sented in other states, as indeed it
GEO. ^X7-_ ZBETZST’S,
few days. Jt wi)^ then be known untiPafler Harrison is inaugurated, ought to be; for, aside from its
i^cx^riisTisr-vxi-iUE, O2R.
Are now receiving
what caused the result.
leaving
the
quarrel
that
is
believed
great
merits,
it
would
be
most
do-
Fall A WinterGoods
———■
—iy
in Ladies, Mioses,
Estray Notice.
and Children’s
It iu now settled bjr ^ome of the by rnanjk people to be inevitable sirable to have our different state
Shoesand Slippers
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
New York journals tljat Blaftie haB over the tariff until the next ses laws, upon this subject as nearly concern
It carries the
_______ _ that there came lo my premises, known
homogeneous
as
possible.
Best Fitting Goods
’the Abram Convert pkce. four miles south
*been tendered a dabinet» pqgition. sion, when they yill control both speak with entire confidence of the as
and
east of Dayton, on or about November 15, 1888,
house and senat^..
bull with line back
and white face:
rei ■ d ----------------------
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Mr. Harrison '■ has not 2inSxd
of the* different states a large
brands or ear marks. Tbe owner is \re-
The president’s message was an aving such laws in the near future. no nested
We keep constantly on hand
such fact public yet, but we believe
to come and tuke him away and pay
Oregonian Railway, L’d, Line.
19
N. A. H arkis .
amages.
abje
statement
of
the
position
of
the
This
is
one
of
the
reforms
which
ho will in due time. It is the opin-
-A. Large Stoclc of
Portland & Willamette Valley Rj
ion of the most sagacious politicians democratic party on the tariff and must come, for without it our sys
Tax Notice. -
other pjatters of importance; the tem of popular government can not
that the appointment of Mr. Blaine ideas expressed therein could not be maintained. Every election, es
■OTICE
HEREBY GIVEN
Until further notice trains will
i______ ... If) __________
______ THAT
_____ __ THE
...
where Gents, Youths and Bovs can fi”d any
to the state secretaryship would be havo been improved. Statements pecially in our large cities, shows
Tax Books oY Yanlliill cooo*y for the jair
thing in boots and shoes that you want: and arrive and depart from Lafayette
1888,
are
now
in
mi
hand»
for
the
oollec
a grave error on tho part of the like tho following from tho mes that until this reform is secured, all (Ion of taxes, and that miaelf or my deputy
’prices as low as you are paying f.r poor cheap
*
I goods that you have to throw away before you as follows, to and from Portland.
next president.
‘ • sage are ponderous with statesman other reforms are impossible of ac will visit the va ions precincts of Raid county
MAIL, -
get then) well broke to your foot. It is the best
a»
follows,
between
the
hoi
ra
of
10
o'clock,
f
LZAV«.
-*
LSAVI
like Wisdom; “He mocks the people complishment. The control of the a. m. and 4 o’clock, p. ni.:
Place
And Furnishing Goods,
Portland.... 7 I5«m Airlie............ I 00 d nt
Tl{p suggestion is made that Pres who proposes that the government election machinery, of the printing Wheatland. Wednesday December 26, 188'*, Queensware,
Dundee .... 9 00 a m Sheridan........ “
Dayton, Thursday December 27, 1888,
Lafayette... 9 3« a m Lafayette...
ident Cleveland should imitate slfall protect the rich, and that they and distributing of the ballots, Dundee,
Glassware,
Friday, Deoember 2**, 188*,
Sheridan.... 10 30 a m Dundee... .
must
be
taken
from
the
handB
of
in
turn
will
caro
for
the
laboring
East Cliehatem, Saturday. December 29. 188*,
John Quincy Adams’ example and
Airlie (ar).. 13 30 pm Portland (ar)
Pipes,
West Chehalem, Monday, December 31,18-18.
poor. Any intermediary between the politicians and put into the Carlton,
J'or fui ih»r iutorinSIion apply to the C m
Wednesday, January 2, 18x9,
Tobacco,
take'a scat in the .house of represen the people and their government hands of the state. That is, we
in Yamhill County.
. Bcttovu«. Tlmr-day. January •. IS-*»,
nany’a Agent at Lafayette, or addreaa Gea.nl
Cigars,
tatives. The suggestion is well or the least delegation of the care must take the power to control our Willamina, Friday. January 4, 18-9,
Harris & Haney.
office, corner Second A Pine Sts.,'Portland0,i
Boots and Shoes,
Saturday, January 5,188»,
enough so far as it,goes. But where and protection the goverrmient elections away from thb men who" t-herid.m,
Amijy, ktonday,
inilay, Jannarv
January 7, 1^9.
1889,
Hats
and
Caps,
Tuesday, January 8,18'9,
is he going to find a district to be •owes to-the humblest citizen ifl the have no responsibility and no inter Lafayetta.
Canned Goods
N. aud VMcMinnville,
10,18-9,
McMInnvilto, January
JAwiary 9 Jt VO,
18-9,
elected from and tho people to elect land, makes the boast of free insti est in government, save extrava Nort^YMMilk Friday, Januarj^dl, 181*»,
And GROCERIES.
All
persifiS
a5-e
notilied
to
be
present
at
r___ ._________ _____ ,
tutions a glittering delusion arid the gance and corruption, and put it ini
him?— Salem Journal. That would pretended boon of American citizen to the hands of officials who are .aid a] poiutmeuU and rattle their lixtg, or
____ In fact almost
the Fame trrme at niy office wlthtrno da' a
** Competition is the Life of Trade,” and if you have not seen our latest Improved ffooda von
be the least objection to his so do ship a shameless imposition. It sworn to do their duty. Of whai pay
from the dates alx,ve mentioned. If not paid
cannot imagine how lively trade 1 h , or how hard oUr competitors have to work to keep within ni«rht nfna
HSTrersrtlxin.g' Ask
your retailer for the JAAlfcs MEANS' S3 bllOE, or the JA MES MEANS’ gl, MlIOE
■ tHer the expiration ol;30 daya coata will II
ing. He received a handsome plur cannot be_denied that the selfish use is it to try to get honegt men added,
accorling to your needs.
ouva
aa specified by Bection 2,795. It- via. d
Dear to the Feminine heart, and
I'OMitively none genuine unless having onr name and price stamped plainly on the sole«. Tow
T. J. HAKIU.8,____
ality in tho wholo United States, and private interests which are'so nominated for office when we leave Statute.
retailer will supply you with shoes so stamped If you insist upon his doing so: if vou do not te>ai«f. «»ml
retailers
will
coax
you
into
buying
inferior
shoes
upon
which
they
make a larger profit.
“
—
•»
■Sheriff
and
I'aX
Collector.
tt
and a single congressiohal district persistently heal'd when efforts orc in the hands of political workers Dated December 8. 1888. .
19-5t
To man, woman or child can be procured
made to deal in a jtist and compre the power to defeat then) at the
JAMES MEANS’
JAMES MEANS’
Would be a small matter for Mr. hensive manner with our tariff polls by distributing fradulent or
$
3 SHOE
KTEWBERG-
$4 SHOE
Cleveland to carry.
lavrs, orc related, if they are not defective ballotB, or by making
UNEXCELLED IN
CANNOT FAIL
STYLE UNEPUALLEn
largely responsible for, the senti- “deals” and “dickers” which cheat
And all from One Firm, whose name
-&• TO •<-
Probably the moat useful and ini ; jnent largely prevailing among the the people of their wilt? J(rWe have
N DURABILITY
is a warrant in itself of Fnlr Treatment
->• AND
and Square Deiding. Our
fluontial person in the next admin people, that the general govern talked for years about reforming
RFECTI0N
Is now in and we
istration Will be Mr. Russell Har ment is’the fountain of ¿private and the primaries and the nominating - • ■ ■ | <— ■ — :------- ------------------- k-—~— Fall ^tOPlf
OF FIT.
fastidio
•
OH
wtUun
invite intending pur
conventions,
but
not
one
particle
of
individual
aid;
that
it
may
’
'be
ex
rison, th« jorf’of the president-eloct.
Real Estate Bough t_an ‘ 1 Sol 4. Far ins
chasers to give us a call and Ornrlnnn
SHOE
progress
has
been
made.
Under
pected
to
relieve
with
paternal
care
Rented and Rents Collected. .
examine our goods a prices. lTlJUUCc
lib is a vigorous and very self-
the distress of citizens and com the 'Massachusetts law any 400
assured young gentleman, with an munities, and that from the fullness voters, in*’case of' a candidate for a We havojUo^ oh hand a large amount of taken in exchange for goods,' for which
Su h Im. Iwn tho recent progreea tn our branch ot Indn.try that we are now able to anfftn that tea
wo will pay all the market will justify.
M l it t Me.tiis $4 Shoe is in every respect equal to the «hoes which only a few years ago were retailed ateint
evident liking for practical politics^ jof its treasury it should upon the state office, and any 100 voters in
r 11
ma Jt°u
00 a pal«- you will be convinced that we do not exaggerate. Ours are ths
>•
.vihal
and f l Shoes, and those who imitate our system of business are unable to compete with ua to
Un was
wan hero
k«, during
. 1.. .J .. .. the
4 cltmpaigi),
___ \.__ al slightly
i «1.♦ I possilile.
k 1.. ’prrtext
_ a of C promot
.
Lafayette,
-
Oregon. gut.i.y ot factory
Ho
case of a candidate for a lesser of
products. In our lines we are the largest manufacturers In the United States.
Farming,
Qi;- of our traveling Talesmen who is now visiting the shoe retailers of the Pacific Coast aod Rock
•tr.uv.. hi R gion writes from there as follow»:
¿r
collecting money for election pur-, ing the general good, apply public fice, by uniting in a petition in bj;-_,
• tni more cha i Hatlsfied with the resiilt.s.of my trip. I have thus far succeeded in placing our ful.
iry and
’
J?’ A. N<x 1 dealers in every point I navo visited.” He goes on to say, “This Isa
poses, and now he pays us another funds to the bepefit of localities and half of a candidate of their choice,
re
■
•
T
»•■
us
to
sell
shoes
in,
because
most
of the retailers are charging their cuntomers m
individuals. Nor can it be denied can havp his name prinked upon
Fruit Lands
i • thu prices which the shoes have cost at wholewde. The consequence is that the
visit to look after cabinot matters, that there is a grooving assumption the official ballots and have those
a ».•
P’J'lPK Hixj>r seven dollars a pair for shoes which are not worth as much hb our
For Sale.
t 4 >.*» Jjiu nud S4 MI1OES. Our shot s « ith their very low retail prices stamped on ths
i e-< y )■ u are ore ik.n ; <iown the high prices which have hithertoiiJed In the retail markets here,
t
It is said that everybody who has a that as against the government and ballots distributed at the polls at
.¡■I Wi ‘ei '.nVfo •^//em ” fU ,,uoo^BOO<lg ,u ^is stock they at once begin to go oft like hot cakes, so great
Persons desiring such projierty will do
t »he.
consuming desire for. public duty in favor of private claims and inter the public expense. What more well to con^plt uh .
N » ?
[^’dt‘r, just stop and consider what the above signifies so far as you are concerned. It
aesu.cs yon
—. ..
on . that,
if you „„
keep on buying shoes bearing no manufacturers’ name or fixed retail price stamped
pn the soles, yon cannot teli«wu
•and a salary is anxious to make ests, the usual rules and limita certain way of reforming the prim
what you are getting and your re'aller is probably making you pay double
what
your
«hoes have
cost
.
‘
CARTER
&
FOSTEER.
nor
»r
.
««■¡'re
" fl \ T'
’*»‘ him.
‘‘i’.*1, ?*OW’ <-’ftn vou RoOTd to do this while we arc protecting you by stamptaf
aries
could
be
devised
than
this?
2? ra?». 'iS.
retail price upon che soles of oqr shoes before they leave our nctory so that yoa
the acquaintance of the coming tions'of business principles and just
Newberg,
Oregon.
14
cannot
be
made
to
pay
more
for vour «Lies than they nrc worth ?
factory are Mold by wldr-nwmko retailer« In nil parts «f
* prince of the White house. It is dealings should be waived. These If there were such a law in New;
d7?Unifl c-d
Z ,,! a ' llw :\uasi-'J w*thin your reach in any Stato or Territory if you will invest oos
ideas have been unhappily much York city there would be an end to
thought thttt Rqsspil will carry the encouraged by legislative acquies the astonishing spectacle which is
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41 Lincoln St., Boston. M um -
koy to thhj’privatq pantry.— World. cence. Relief from contracts made there so often presented of a “boss”
Dayton^
-
-
Oregon.
with tho government is too easily setting up a candidate of his own
What grand resources Oregon Accorded in favor of the citizen; the for office in spite of all protests,
DEADER IN
fans, with her Ajrtile fielcft and failure to support claims against and frequently electing him in spite
1
never failing cr<M her, sidubrious the government by proof is often' of all opposition. Under such a
supplied by no better consideration
both “bosses” and primaries
. s- A\a Lrsiwrs
cliniato And absrtice df Thunder, than the. wealth of the government law
'• \>cy lìiMK 1 Wvud
Lounges, Bed-room Sets, Spring Mat
would, in a very short time, lose
A. P. UNGERMAN,
tresses, Tables, Chairs, Etc.
lightning, cyclones, gizzards and and the poverty of the claimant; their present dominance in our poli
O± all Q-zad.es.
al .»rar ki .; ceivei > a labge and
sunstrokes, her magirificj^it water gratniiieB in the form of pensiona tics. In fact, there is scarcely a A Complete Stock at Reasonable
wvlluelected atoclc of R iot »» and Tin.
war»,and
propu.ee
to
sell
cheaper
than
an»
Prices:
other real form of iniquity known to our elec
And cheaper Shan can be
C power, Sufficient to turn th$ wheels are granted upon
hoaec in me eeuntr. Every thing kept on hand
obtained this side of
• of thousands of factories, her illi groqnd than the needy condition of tion methods which a good ballot Also COXTRACTOR and BUILD and repairing done «atiefactorly. and wiUoni
delay.
the applicant, or for reasons less
We
mitable wealth of timber, her wide valid; and large sumk are expended law would not eradicate.
Portland. Give
ER. Plans furnished and estimates Sept. 39, t-f.
should be rid, at one stroke, of the
10 23 L afayette ,
■expanse of gracing territory to give for public buildings and other im assessment upon candidates, of the made on short notice.
us a call.
O regon .
lhe-great wealth of herds of cattle provements upon representations bribing and bulldozing of voters, of
___♦.
MOORE BROTHERS,
THE ÏAQUINA ROUTE.
♦
and Hocks of sheep, her as yet un scarcely claimed to be related (to the nomination of notoriously unfit
DRUGGIST^,
"t'
known but great mineral rbsources. public needsand necessities. Ex candidates, of “deals” ana ¿‘dick
travagant
appropriations
of
public
1
ers
”
and
“
trades
”
at
the
polls.
All
, And this land in its infancy, with money with all their demoralizing
Newberg
-
-
Oregon.
these would disappear, .for the sim
undeveloped resources, throws wide consequences should not be toler ple reason that the machinery of Lafayette,
-
- ’
Ufato .
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.
her arms to welcome the sturdy ated, either as a means of relieving elections
'
would be taken out of the
DEALER IN
—AND—
VIA
'
of irresponsible and often DRUGS, MKDICINEP AND CHEMICALS.
sons of toil to make their homes the treasury of its present surplus, bands
OREGON
DEVELOPMENT
COM-
or
as
furnishing
pretext
for
resist-
1
dishonest
men.
Such
an
obvious
among her fertile valleys and vine
FERFTTMERY.
mg a proper reduction in tariff and
'
imperative reform as this can
PANYS STEAMSHIP LINE Southern Pacific Company’s Lines
clad and' rock-ribbed hills.— Ump rates.”
8oaps,
Combs
and
Brushes,
Trusses,
Suppor
( not be long delayed.— Century.
, ters, Shoulder Braces Fancy and Toilet Article-
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE I
qua Herald.
The house yesterday by unani
B ok« and Stationary, Clock and Wathes, 225 Mlles Shorter—20 hours less
time
than
by
any
other
route.
TIME BETWEEN
Mr. M. C. Crosby, one of the di Platrfd and Gold Jewelry
Mr. Ingalls has written a letter to mous consent took up tli^ direct tax
Portland
and San Francisco
bill, which caused the long dead- 1 rectors, and Mr. Henry B. Thielson, Patent Medicines, etc.. Family Medicine«
,. °?Flr“*,f1“" '*>mn«h pare-nger and freight
defend himself against the charge lock last spring. It is expected i
GOOItt WARRANTS» A8 REPFEbENTKI line from Portl.ind and nil pointe in the Wil
.30 HOURS!
chief
engineer,
of
the
Astoria
and
l .mrtte valley to and rom San k raaciaco.
\ California Exp-em Traina Run Daily
of circulating slanders about the that jt will be passed, but hopes are, I
T. O- Steplxens,
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN FRAN
president’s treatment of his wife. expressed by its opponents that South Coast Railway company,
Time Hchetlule (except Semlavn)
CISCO
went down to Chktsop plains last
le.veAllteay 1:30 pmlUave Y»q ,in. «:« am
^LEAVl
I
ABKITK.
He praises Mrs. Cleveland very Mr. Cleveland will veto it.
l-e«veC..rv»llial:to pmJf^aveCorvaili.mta. am
PRACTICAL
,
Portland.
.
4:00
pm
San Francisco. .7:45 am
Tuesday
morning
and
returned
yes
Arrive VaftuiaaAtJO pm| Ar -ive Alb.ay I |;io am
highly indeed, but takes all the "Mr. Harrison’s backbone is likely
San Francisco. 7:00 pm|Portland........ 10*45 am
vaVlia*
0
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**™*
cawc
‘
*
‘
Alt
>
“
t*nd
Cor-
This special mission, says
1
to suffer a severe strain between terday.
Local Passenger Daily, except Sunday.
grace out of the praise by the use of now and the 4th of March. The the
Ariorian, was to interview all
’
The above train» coaMct at Yaqinxa with „
LRAVK.
j
I 1 ’
ARBTVE.
innuendo against her husband. He republican leaders here have de- the
he Oregon lievelopement • a'a. Line of 8(eam- P inland
parties owning property through
1
8:05 an> I Eugene
2:40 pm
• Eugen»
.... s-00 —
»m|PorUand/
ahip« oetweeo Yaqnina and han Franciecn.
_
1|Portland
3:45 pm
which
the
survey
line
of
the
road
XxofaLsrstte, Oreg-oxl. f
says, in effect, that for |fr. Cleve termmed upon having tm extra ses- ;
Sailing Dates.
land to be charged with offense is sion of the fifty-first congress called has been .located who had not as Keeps a fir-tele-*« stock of watch««, clocks
- - ,r „ Yri ■ , ,?i. — ‘ r l;\ , ,„ —
;_ _ ran. i Pullman Buffit
sleepers,
HtcRiiicr*. -r
_____
ra ’,.*»E
------- r—,
P, 1^
roni
-
yet
granted
the
right
of
way.
They
|
jewelry
and »pecUelel and dells al nnprecedent 'Vdtom-UeValNli'acenibii
meet
late
in
March
or
early
in
■
to
l2th|i>ece"mb.Vr”h
to be .guilty of it. He illustrates by
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
ed low price«.
report
having
met
with
gratifying
1
April.
There
is
not
the
slightest
1
wn,m»tteV»lr
'. Atlil ■
it . i ,
r.v
-
For
accommodation
of 8<cond Claes nawen~
I
-
&!!
saying that a doubtfil egg is a bad
I’rl
With but few exceptions, W ate be«, ('locks and Jewelry repairing a spec IVill.m. n-V.PvL
necessity of an extra session; the success.
1
«era attached to expre«« trains
ialty—All work warranted.
egg, and if the president is inno republicans acknowledge that their 1 reasonable and satisfactory terjns
Fi*rry
connection
ri'htto ch*n<- with* liu.* C* Ri*
with alMhe reewlar train. On the East Side D m
Give me a call.
cent, he is unfortunate in having to only object in having it called is to were agreed upon with all the
N. B.—Paaeatuters from Pnrtl.nd and all Wg. vision from foot of F street.
•
T. C. 8TBPHKMS.
am»tt« Valley P-hua ran make ctora ban«,
be defended. But that rule Won’t gain the six senatore and as many ' parties interviewed, and there
lion with tke tralne of tke Yaqvixa Horn at
WE8T SIDE DIVISION
do. Under it what would become representatives as South Dakota 1 seemed to be no disposition on the
Alhany nr Oovvallia, and ir draiiaed to Han
Between PartlaaS aaf Corvallis.
i Montana and Washington, when ' part of any one, wilfully and pur
Franeieoo. abus'd arrange ( arrive at Tanaina
the evening before date of nail ng.
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of Mr. Rlaioet Indeed, what would I admitted as state», shall be entitled posely, to hinder the construction of
M»il Train, Dally except flnndar.
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become of most of the great lights I to. They haVe decided that owing the road.
TSl-ver Steamers
P.HI>re ..
7 30am -tjuerph
1005am
Will ran between Portland and Corvallh a> »« towepk
10<M
a
m
«rv.lln
FEED
AND
SALE
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....It
IS p m
of
the
republican
party?
Why,
Mr.
to their very narrow margin iu
toltowai Nrath hrao.d toavra
I
Corr. 11.i .. . IdOpmSUrawph
Lord
Sackville
is
said
to
be
vent
J;...
3 Hi p m
T. B. NELSON, Proprietor,
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3 52 p m Ponl.ei
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Ingalls chines under the rule him- Loth houses, thia action 1» neces
Portlaad .... ClOp
^"S- Tri’'’ aTt’s-reav and H.tnrJav. R a.
Mf, for tn the wry letter he is de sary in order to enable the new ing his spite against this beautiful
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hoo»i hav»» Portland, Monday
1
an
pr.
pared
to
ftirniah
states to organize and rend their country in the dining-rooms of Par
•V
«•’2Fd,r
*ridav, ga m.; toavra Ralem
fending himself from the bare senators and representative« ' in
cabs aunt.
H acks - Tuesday, ThnrHay an I Satirdav. • a. m.
^xprvw» Train, Daily except Monday
is. We can forgive him, for there
saddle horses ,
PaNacnser and freight rates always th> k»w-
LRAV*
I
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slandering a man behind tim* for the beginning of the regu never was a diplomatist who fell so* are
J-1"" ’•«‘•"tonrille. R no pm
MpHtoMriMa HUI. M?MtoZd i
1 .■VerytkWg b> tke l.-van Mr* la goad akap> **1»
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j esd rta abort noliee
MeMinavil. .. « 45 am|portlan<l.......... >00 am
that the letter lar December session. It remain, Hat or so hard as Sackville. But TrsaeUhi
wk toft • ilk ■» will receive to. are » F«n,
Through ticket» to all point. Braith and Faal
i .fear. end vltoatlon
ly in proving the for Mr. Harrison to decide jf he he ought to be mad at himself in- Mat
_
»la fialfforaia.
will allow lua |>arty leaders to com- stead of the American republic, for
On 8 «re earctol dr'Y.ra «MpleyM.
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HELP!
GOODS!
HOLIDAY
Bewitching !
Bedazeling!
Startling Reduction
Cenerai Merchandise,
•
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HOWE
The Lafayette Shoe Store!
BIRD ABATES
Men's, Boys’ and Youths'
N
Is the Place
CLOTHING
To go for Foot wear
F
THE OTO MARCH
OF
PROGRESS!
LATEST IMPSOVEMEHTSI
I'n-sj
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Cash;
Sell;
•nd Nt
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hot
aant
azino,
< lub t
Vito 1
I inert
' The
ssydLt
At Bedrock Prices,
Real Estate Agency
C. G. REISNER,
LUBRICATING
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
Oils! Oils! Oils!
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1869
1888
J. M. Kelty,
S3.
era
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Lafayette
11 and my -toMe .« defen'
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