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yqor Kquud, but I got a J n u r
from your wife thia morning, say-
iog lit at alia did not watt I you home
and that yon wore • nuirance and
raised the devil ' when you were
there. She KopM I w-m’t irt you
management »nrier their' prviiar<v
have any more forlough»,” ‘•That
election law,;»ad have bet-n^lfii
aettlee i|, I aupppoe I Can’t get the
igeu)i/aeèkiug Hace- I»» taut in.
furlough liiehflpid
‘‘No, I ’m
Sotre-rtm« ago chairman ».h er call
afraid not Patriok, it wonldn’t be
ed the Keputdinun r|a»» together >4J
well for rue to do an under the cir
Portland. 1'bis ouikveat'un pio»
co instance*. I t wa» Pan ick’e turn
cd ban e n o l dedotte results expep
nnn-to e\> the Col. as he »tarted
tor the door; Hopping Hidden I y lie
mid: •Col. m * I say something to
medicine tested end tried for
WILLIS s. UUNIWAY
ye«.” .•C e/taioly J’at.ich, a hat la
90 year». A doctor*» medicine.
it?” ^‘To'u won’t gi t lipid Col. If J^aodldote for State P r in te r .
I *n.V>W’ ‘ CarUMubf not Patrick,
what it it?” “Col,, there a-» two of At Republican I*, imary. Apr. 80; ‘0«
**I hereby pie. 1 e the people of Ore- i
the biggest ligrc in thia 10001 a«
gon
»great redu tion of the preaent
Blanda in Hie Regiment, and oi’m
enormou, eoet 01 the office, If elected, a
wan of 1 Id m , for upon mv eowl I and I declare upon my honor that I, I
never waa married in me'iotfm* * shall seek beitii-r to perpetuate old ’
Too much can not be said in fa abuses of the o fll ju »or eng ige fn new
vor of such a inhn a» f. N. Muncy schemes to loot the treasury’’— Willie
8. Dunlway.
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1 At !» well known, the Ool. it an *r-
“ Willie S Du:,iway ia a man of ster
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(<•» nt «Locate of W oman’» Right»
ling Integrity and thorough knowledge
Wo are informed on the moat r » 4 #nd ia about (o organi»» a society of Of thé printing buslnea».”—Portland
liable authority (hat Col. I. N. Mun-H’ diee at Qohi Reach, for the abolb Labor'press,
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J ey w About to jtrfnounce hiraaejf iijH o n of dish washing; a n d w b o
candidate for tha uoornialion o f ! knows, hot tb«l Hite Senator Clatk
J Joint Representative «h-Hhe Rep o f’Moatawd, With » Judicial experf-
1 «blieun ticket. I f »ttph be the case d*lr '*
' * e tre glad to bear it; as the Col. I , doe
ara aure would be the choice o f a br,i
large majority of ihe^voteu ¿if both
' panie* of thia Co^^Nhw, we Rpow
of no route forw&il character t ^ n
the Col.; hie high literary .¿¡and
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n n b lo
S S ffÄ ^ S S S i
ORB AÜERT8:
■an, Bead«»! O regon .
Annuenti»» Jtarxy B»** omaw .J¿
acholaristic
attainments
easily
place him io the front rank -W
•‘Newepaper’’ Editore. The CSpi.
being a grudmue ot Yule, and poet
graduate o f ’ aw "
ard, —
peqolinriy fits
n him for a Beat beside Oregon’» grgat-
11 eat Juror», Statesmen and P o rt» .!
11 He is a clog» student, and finds
r time from his many cates at Editor.
' to ia form bituaair on every, Ouuoeiv
1 able subject that »HI bar» the leual
1 fatarest for the leading public. A»
an orator, there can not ba the least
5 doubt o f hia ability. Hi» telling
1 »leeches in behalYof the Hon. J. G.
Amende Honorable.
T l^rt’ii-en b w five Rejnjbtfert
candidates for U. S nenator. Three
j>t them ate able men— tha fourth,
.Jt- L. Smith is an admiv^tie, while
Ah» fifth H . M. Cat» uf*Poriland
M bet-IL tie kiiown except a a a poli
tioiau,» not very oonmendublepr»
feesion as practiced ia rcoeufc-ydrri.
Jonathan Boti-tie ia perhaps the
ablest man o f the lot. No roan in
Oregon has stood up more manfully
than Mr. Bourne for the rights of
thepeopla, and but for JjJm .tie
politician»,«maid no» b» ov»r-iui-
i» g the Direct Primary. The pco
ple owe hiua something for the
great effort» he has put forth, to
cnWghtcn the people and 'hca^down
»he tricksters that have »ought to
defy this la*. Jonathan Bourne
¡»the Peoples’ friend,, and the Peo
ple would he UBgratefal to forget
him at tha Primary Election..
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P » H r * o n « y (t.)
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U hi you ever see any paper
taonvy?" hatted a fellofo of auother
“C%ta%ryl h a v e." £
, •‘I ’l l ^ t y o u five dollsni to one
that you have never scon paper
money in your I if»)”
“I vrHl n o t b rtf but w h«r are
gree^baeka. bank aotos, »nd eertifi-
•atM «U> If not m oney?” _
•■'Htoy are notes— were promises
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‘‘Welrt wall! I hadn't thought of
th»L” u
Doga » twenty dollar piece proan-
iW toMmy? No, it-H .pay. U iteo
geld gets too plentiful as it sorely
w iil. the nations wilt have to adopt
• nriffurin »yeterp Of paper money.
R w nFteef be promises to pay, but
it will be |»,v. jiwt as ,,nr twenty
d o lla r j iiw I,. We « ill then have ,
•àl»BÌt}iv, < ATTÎ x ^ b I mopey, and tin-
great waaftf of human energy
thrawm»*tny m theABud hung lot
geM, IT d | |A tS’iployed in creating
■okMtkipg.U'wiul to mnnkiiul.” .
HEAT record
of cures, une-
Mfodln in.alioal history, prète»
i «ars» parila p u saaa t merit 11a.
to any other
MEDICINE,;
POWDER
MSM.UTELY
PORE
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Tb» g r u l u t »f
■ M fim -U m h»ig<
I» perfect
îF ÿ a n eomtonaplate b
S eparator , c all on or addr
celebrated
Sharpless
a n d d e t h im e x p lain the.su| »priority of the
S harpless over a ll other, makes of Separ
ators; the S h a r pless w inning first prize
For State Treasurer.
’ Blaine, all over the e.i«t; won for
’ bitn the. title of the •'Silver Tongu-
’ «d Orator^ and later, fijs,efforts in
1 the interest of the-luta Wa. U c£ in -
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«»»»» jwi on. < \aaMg pea m M t ». -ow. 4 »
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1 dent 1« offer him- the portfolio , »f
■ Mioiaicr plrtiipottmiary to Auiirih,
1 which the Ool. refused, for reasons
1 only known to himaeff. The Col. is
now studying the art of mied icafi-
ing and palmistry, prepaiatoiy ip
entering' public life, so as he can
more readily cope with the inlrica-
ciea of the Legislative minds with
which be will come in contact whan
he ente.* the arena at Oregon’» cap
itol as the acknowledged chain pion
of Coo» and Curry. In any «aae,
the Col's., presence‘a sn min ¡a ter a f
thh Govpel, In the halls of the frgta-
lalare.'Will have a morfiffxlng e'f-
lectxut Ute jujnd» pi ,tho»e who
would otherwise stray from the path
W virtue, and g iv e him a standing
for-honesty, ability and Integrity
far ahoVS hl« fellow*.
Aa a poet, the Col. ¡»the peer of
many who have gained fame and
honor all over A meiica. Such bril-
IKnoy of imagination and copious
ness of metaphor,, is only to be
louttd in »tub great mind» . ■*,
Suskeepeaie, Byron, Scott and Long
Ibilow. ■ He is a voluminous writer
and is found oontinually in hia of
fine at Gold Reach, [ten in hand, te
cording those great thoughts, that
1 m vs made him famous, for the i
readers of the,“Gold Beach Globe.-’’
the department at once, and eodea v
or to secure you a report.
Very Kcspeetfwiiy Y ears, 4
C. W. F vlton .
ôenatôrial Scribble.
A tte n ti
’W ' Hom- L'T Hjuu‘»
over a ll competitors at the
Rep. Candidate for Judge »(thia Dial.
WtLua 8 Dûaiw At
Bep. Candidate for Stet,. Printer,
Gao. W S mith
Rep. Candidate for County Clerk
Fan» J. Horace.
Republican Candi.late for Sheriff.
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« A lt a. Miu.cn
Bepabliean Candidate for Sheriff.
Facn T. O doeks
Republican candidate for Clerk.
Ç. Y. Woonain r
Republican candidate for Sheriff.
E . B.
S ypbik
L « w i« a n d C la r k
G x p o e iitlo n .
English Walnuts, Fruit
* Shrubs, Plan Is, Etc
plantings a r t being made, numerous trees in bearing,
producing tremendous crops yoarly, in proof. A sm all
grove gtves independent inpome, is the coming great in
industry. Big profits, smaU outlay of capital. Write
today for Free catalog, a treatise telling conditions an d
results, also N ursery catalog.
- BROOKS $ SONS, V .*»
Wafnul Nursery.-------
Carlton, Oregon.
Rep^candldate for Commissioner
8. E. M arstcbs
D e m o c r a tic c a n d id a t e fo r S h e r iff.
Haavwt X. B bowh
Republican candidate for Governor.
Oxo. A. S teri .
Bep. candidate for State Treasufer.
J. R. Witrrsf?
Rep. candtdateHor State Printer.
s
¿ C. A.. John*
Republican candidate for Governor.
W m . J.
C libx «
Rep candidate for Blate Printer.
DO YOU GET DP
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Ha via« pu, -based the General Merthandise business af tha
, P. F. & L. Co., f shall be my aim to merit and receive a lair ahara
. of the pnbiio patronage by keeping a foil and complete steak •
. general wercbandl|e. of the beat quality, by selling at tha laaraat
> p o s s iid e figures, and bv fair a n d h o n e s t d e a lin g . I have lust ra.
> oeiveda'bp»»stock«f
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N EW GOODS,
WITH A LAME BACK ?
trade in the line
will be received by every steamer. It
p a full stock of everything required
GKO CK RIE8 and PROVISIONS,
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K ilm e r 1 Swam p-Root,
the great kidney, liv e ,
•n d bladder rem edy. ,
B •» tha great m edi
cal trium ph of tha nine
teenth century:
dis
c o v e r« ! after y e a n a f
actenttfle reasarch by
D r. K ilm e r, the em l-
wonderfully successful In prom ptly c u rln r
b! n k ‘ kuWr>i^ bladd8r- » -te « c id t r o t i
blea and B right a Disease, which te tha w e n t
form of kidney trouble. ,
D r. K J lm e r', Swamp-Root te aot reo-
om m ended for every 1 hing b u ttf you have kid
ney, kver or bladder trouble It w ill be found
Juet tha rem edy you need. It h a , been tested
to «» m an y w s y i. In hoapM l W ork, In private
BOOTS »ad SHOE •
M E N » and BOYS, CLOTHING,
LA D IES’ DRESS GOODS,
H A R D W AR E, G R A N ITE and TINW ARE, -
CIGAR8, TOBACCO, P lp fc s
CANDY, N U TS and NCTION8.
In fast, a supply of everything usually kept ia a well atheked
General Merchandise Store. ’ . - ¿ n s l.'
ORDERS TAKER FOB ARY ARTICLE SOT IS STOCK,
Call andr examine goods and get prices.
Hat, and when f tending the lives of the street car telling m o r . about Swam p-R oot and how to
wed, h« wili not compnitieg to 99 years 1» Oon*dtu- find out If you have kidney or bladder t roubte.
w r it in g m ention reading thia generou*
. UMtteHoo
liooul, but that it doe* IWS tipeiate Whoe
offer in thia sapor and
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>llowing story, for towxlend amiraeta for occupation
rooeh a» to i u ' o f the al mota, which oOntmota had
ir illti'itetron of been expret-aly limited, in time by
itlte prevarication; ordinances permitting the corpora-*
te fril’e. regiment I*““* llJ occupy public highway*.
Patrick O’Doyle, Thè 99 year act, therefore, though
a two week’s v»Jld, ia value!»** and the munirò
The Coi. being a palBv « L m na lvr o f »he ettmtttOn.
n did not believe
A il of the com panie«, with the
nany privileges, exception of »urne unimportant
te at a subterfuge feeders, are n o« occupying (he
T E a r r p z O T Œ ’S H "
one.
street» tail el v through sufreninee.
io yon The City may terminate their ex-
tk an- irfw’ee at auy moment. Tfc[a gleara
:kand the Cray* for monici|>»l ownership
One Oak dreaeer, good as new. For
Is now located at Ms lor mar home
, and and gives the city a lr»<nendoua S p r ln g m o n n t , (near Frankport) where further partknlars call at thia office.
1 like bludgeon to swing over the beude he will attend to orders firnn Ms friends
week’s
1,1 e companies in effecting a set er custom era.
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Ilement or purchase of existing
BualneM can bfftranaacte by Mall
• properties. Briefly, all 'inink lines Mail Carriers, Personally vr by Mess,
•parlila, which gives
I in Chinn go are left without a leg to e n g e r .
Sr»ntj atwnd »pon^-Oregooian. -**>.-*
F. V, addrcM, {four*, Oaw»©*,
HUGH NEE1W
WATCHMAKER
County, Oregon, for the purpose of
hunting with gnna or dog., or other,
wisetieapaaa ia auym anner.
., Any p^-raop.or peraon, M awtarinw
upon eaid premise» without my eon,
sent will be prosecuted to the full ex>
tent of tliahtw.
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ahôwiny all vacant lands, 80
«8e h- For reliable information
Çrtning Oovemtoent land, writ
Ffiank E. Alley. A b s t r a c t e r , ffn a a l
FRAK> a . gnW A
N o ta ry frfatk,
Port Orford,