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vol. a. MaSMMaSipi llurnett and ftuuntles. (JIuUm 1-e'aUer.) Ed. Leader:-' Having been re quested t fatato more at length my theory of 'bounties to furthers, I will, .with your permission, do so"brieIy. In 1810 when Ilonry Clay itjugtf ratod the "American syateni.",. urged lta adoption ou the ground ' that our manufactures were in their infancy and needed theaHsistanoe of the government to get on their feet, and "compete with factories of the old world. In 184 f " jnent in favor of a hip bused upon , the ground, i l .'lyptt'.Uiqh & tht ri,., the factories against U .pauper iaBor of Europe, aud. that thut large 'class of wage earners are entitled to this protection. Tlcls is the strongest and inuut effective appeal in its favor. And whatever may "be said about it. the doctrine of protection seems to be thoroughly fastened upon the country, ltoth of the tariiF hills before congrwss And the one to ho iuto'dueed ly the republicans ure all based upon that idea. If, then, the class of ico)Ie engaged usoporativea in the factories arc entitled to bo protect ed against the pauper labor of Europe, the fanners are certainly Entitled to . protection against the pauper labor of India and the whole world. England has paid lavish bounties to encourage t!u production of wheat in India, and has thereby nuecueded in reducing the prica of it in tho world's mar kota, so that it cunnot be produced at t profit- in tlin United States, as the morg ig8 on tho fanners in this country fully attest. The tariiF system itself i only onotber uame for bou'itiea. , Itut indepund- J cnt ',of that, the ove.-nment in 132 was paying bounties to the New England . fishermen to the amount of a million dollars a year for caught uni for export liicii'f ''considering tbe condition of the U. .S. treasury at that time as compared with the present and the nuuiuer of people en gaged in that business, forms a strong precedent in favor of bounties to fanners. Again, in one of tho tariff bills to bo reportol to conresi tha proposi tion will be made to pay a bounty of 2 cents per pound for all 6Ugai raised in tbe United States. If it be right to pay a. bounty on sugar, why not pay a bounty on wheat? Bo much for precedent. If there is any class of people that deserve protection it is the fanners. While some other occu pations are maintaining uionotm lies which weigh heavily on the farmers, they pursue a calling which tends to injure no one. Their mission is to produce bread for the hungry, (and wealth for the country.) They seek their increase from the soil and the ele ments of nature, and invoke the aid of tha kind seasons for the inst ant reward of their labor. They have no interest in depressing other industries. And all professions, trades, and even monopolies, which seek to control the highways of commerce, and even the tramps rejoice at the prospect of an abundant harvest. The diiect benefit arising from paying a portion of the surplus money now in the treasury to the farmers would be to put it directly in circula tion and thus' greatly benefit' the whole country;' It would ' also stimulate that industry, and instead of receiving six hundred millions of dollars from foreign countries for farm produce, we would recoive in a few years double tlfat amount. There have been other schemes proposed to reduce the surplus. Mr. Blaine proposod to divide it among the states. Gen. Logan was in fnvor of giving the whisky tax to the school fund. But neith er of these plans seems to mo to do justice to the men who mainly pro- PKINEVIiLE, d ice the surplus.- If "free trade" England can ex pand millions of dollars to encour age tho production of wheat in India, "protection America" ought to expend a portion oEvits surplus in protecting and encouraging tho American farmers in prolong tho world's staplo. Joii.v lii,'HnrAv . . - The 0. 8, supreme recently decided sever beariuaunon the . J.quort .uci bufin, (One of the decuVns "ollrWnho validity of a ist y Iowa. forbidding a , p d mfanf W . bring-; 'teffng liquor into that state, ' unless such company tins been furnished with a certificate from the county audi tor of the county to which the liquor is to be transported, show ing that the consignee is leg illy authorized to sell it. Tbe court holds that power to regulate or forbid the sale of a commodity, after it has been brought into the state, does not carry with it the right and power to prevent its introduction by any one. Ex. Tho pension list is now $85,000,- 000 a year. If the dependent pen sion bill becomes a law the annual expenditure will be raised lo it least $125,000,000. Our yearly pension list to day is almost double the aggregate of Germany, France, Austria and England combined, with the emullcr states of Europe thrown in. It costs nearly as much to pay it as it does to support that of England. Our government has spent since tho war closed in pen sions 883,40J,00a. But while our soldier pension list is very large our civil pension list is very small compared with that of any of the great powers of Europe. In France the civil pension list has on it 250, OO0 pensioners, who receive 132, 500,000 annually. Oregonian Thero is an outcry because sugar hands in Louisiana cane fields, many of them women, get only sixty-five cents a day and their board. Probably the tax on sugar is not high enough to protect "American industry." To htar some people talk it would bo sup posed that laborers working for the production of protected articles were getting at least $20 a day and their board. No; "protection" is the delusion that the "trickster" throws to the "tricked." East Or egonian. ELECTRIC SALOON, OPPOSITE LIVEKY STABLE, PUINEVILLE. FRED GOULET, Prop. Tb.e attractions of the house are the plEW BIlslolcRD AfiD 15-13ALL f OOb TrBUES AND THE New Stock of f URE WIES, BEER AND LIQUORS. JUST FECEIVEB. Beat stock of CIGARS ever In Prinevlllt. Ordert for liquors in large quanti ties filed with a No. J article. LdIJvJJSI woods. 1 f SftbOONIST MAIN STREET, PUINEVILLE, OREGON. Keeps none but the 6 EST BRrJMDS Of eicrS, BEER, WiflEJMD WQUOr.. eYUSJOBloE BOUrBOJ WHISKEY. . Commocftous game and club rooms. A FINE BlbblARDTABUE IN EXCELLKNT UEPAIK. Mixed, funcy and plain drinks servd by an experienced bartender. Orders for large quantites of liquor filled with the VEST STOCK. A liberal patronage solicited. CI 0K COUNTY, Oil n JIIOCO REVIEW. VI. 1 Pubiinliad Every Saturday RXS OF SCBSCBllTIOJl ! Sj' iiUi.... tt:....ryl W, (I'aysble ia advance) icb On Third, betwee'and f t' STiTB OFFICIAL Dltti (l.frnnr ; . ... . , M. .. i Y1..1W rwi.i -r...i.avLiw SUM latlf Sapru Court CalUd Stst. Sntora . CotiffrftMman JiiJk. h.i .uiii UI4rlot. frurteiilliif Attociwy . Juitil rieuir Julat Kerreuutt. .. Jw.V nuv. IJ. N. Uoi.ru ISBMI ... J. It. fclXB W. II. Elm. I W. U Wimxix W. ii. Micki. County Olllfiul Directory! Comity Judice W. . A. Joh Comuilutoiier. (''. Lo" Wm. A1.LKH County Clerk 'I- M. lio Sharlif J. N. Will I am mm l'reurpr T. M. Jii.oi SshihiKupurluteiidunt Wm. Juhnwk A..e..or W. K. Mc:Kaki.ani 8,irvuur C. A. Okavm t:roiier L. Woow Ht"CK lllfpfi'tor A. II. WtBDLL 1. P. iTluevlllo Preolnct t M. II. Uku. AKUIVAL AND DEI'AKTUKE OF MAILS. pi.i.itf ani Prinkvii.lc Lve. Prluellle Moni.y, WcduciUy J Kndny M 4 A. M.i rrlvo ill Prinevill. l'ueUy,IUur.Jy aod Sul urdny l W I. . PitiNKVii.l.t and Hi!KW Lcvm Prlnevlll Momliiy i a. m.; Arrive, lit 1'riu.villn Biur dyt.3d r. M. . PniKivn.Lr and Cam r Poi.k Uvm Pf'" villa Wulue.dy t a. M. ; arrive, nt Prinerllrt l liur.ilay l f. u. Prinkvim. and Hoari Lave Prineville on Blnrdny tU A. ud returu. U) Prluevllle at r. M. vl aiu day. Prineville aud lUrdln Leave. Prineville WedtioJny at u a. M .roluru. lo Prineville on oaiurd.y alk r. M. J. r. Moonn. P. M. MEKI'INU OF SOCIE 1IE3. Prinkvilli Loniit No. 7 A. F. 4 A. M. meet! om Satarday uiglil belore each lull moou. x. m. a ilk in, w.;m. A. C. Palm be, See. Or hoco I.en.a No. 40 L O. O. F. meeU every Saturday mint. , ,. onoce liieK No. M2 L O. a. T. neeU every Ikwr.d.y nlaat..' Uciinoo loai A. O. U " 7 iylei eaeanwHi. ke caai aud la.t Monday Pbinivilli Fiat Comtamt No. 1 BU tha Aral Monday evening ol every moat PROFESSIONAL CARDS. H. P. BELKNAP, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON, PMINKV1U.C,' ----- OkKOON. omee-Flr.t doer n.rth of Jackton Hou.e. C. J. BEATTY, , DENTIST, Prikcvillc, ------ OaieooK. OXee Flrat door north of Old Court nou.e. All opfiationt in mtckanical and opera tive dtiUitlm neallu done. Set-en yean practice. All work warranted. Charge rtattnablt. C. 8. VRICHT, DENTAL SURGEON, FnlNtVllXI, - - - Oregon. fiee Cora.r A and 2d tlreeta. Ai4rUold work a .pecialty. Local auetthetle. adninl.tered for tbe pain' le. extraction of teeth. Coo. W. BARNES, ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW, PRINKVILLI, ------ OkKOON. Offlee Review Buildlnf. W. S. A. JOHNS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Pmncvili.k, - - . - - Orkook. Ofllee At eroialnt; of planer ditch, on etreet leading to eourl hou.e. j. f. moore; " ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Princvilli, ------ Oriqok. Offlee Roorai back of rottoinec. D. L. PATEE, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Primrvillr, - Orkook. Ihllf CIIYinil ha revnlullnnited the 111 V hN I IU1M w"r1'1 during the la.t 111 W a.11 I IVH half century. Not leal anionic the wonilura of Inventive prngre 1 a method and ytm of work that can he per formed all over the country without neparaUi g the workers from their home. Pay well; any one can do th work : either .ex, young or old; no itpeclal ability required, t'lipltal not need ed: ynu are Martini free. Cut till, out aud re turn to u. and we will tend you free, iioine tliiug of great importance ami value to yotu that will ulart you In bilslnesB, which will bring you in moro money right away than auythliigel.xe In the world. Grand oiitllt free. tddre.4 I'ltUK A Co., Augusta, Maine War Has Been Declared! 6. rOGES, THE Pioneer HIDE ajid FUR Dealer, Will the highest price for all of your IIIDKS, PKLIS AND FUKS, Cash only given fur the mue. C. KOflRRS, Main Street, Prineville, Or., at Vl)jte Salmon fJufoery, uortli .Id of Uchoto, 2G0N, SATURDAY, iFire and Marine Ins. Co. po.33 WASHINGTON STREET, i PORTLAND, OREGON. CAPITAL $500,000. i ....... ' (Farm Hmiwrty, Pwelllnfi, School Hou.fi U4 Caurskw .peclaiiy. !.--. t ofieEfs. f . f .. .... Prerident. Viet-Prtidnt. ft. p. EAiftlAUT, See. and Manager. t ; i.. 0. ' iww. JjvkkktTj . . iiwrr. ore , STEWART, PALMER & Co Agents for Prineville and vicinity Livery & Feed Stable, PRIXEVILLE, OREGON. HAMILTON & COHRS Would respectfully i n form the public that they have the best of accom modations at their stable, and trav elers can depend upon their ani mals receiving tho best of care and attention. Terms reasonable. Flno Box Stalls For keeping stallions and other valuable animals. . North side of Ochoco, in New som's Addition. This POPULAR FEED YARD is open for the patronage of the public and accommo dation of the spring and summer trade. The beit attention given all stock left in our charge. n :1 THIS IJEST ACCOMMODATIONS " - -FOB'"' Teamsters & Travelers of any place in town. Stock boarded by the week or month. Terms reasonable. Give us a call. RUTHERFORD & CURL. ED. N. WHITE, MAIN STREET, PRINEVILLE, OREGON. PROPRIETOR OP THE fOPULAR RESORT fORtLL WHO WISH . A good cigar, A nice refreshing drink, ' A game of billiards, or A social game of cards. Club Rooms forCams. Call early, late and often. RICHLY: REWARDED ara tho. wK. read thin aud then act; they 11 And honorable ten nv- ment that will not take them away fmru their home, and familie.. The profit, are Life and .ure (or every ludin.trloii. person, many have made and are now making .everal hundred dollar, a month. It la ray for any one to make A and upward, per day, who I. willing to work. Either .ex, youuBT or old : capital not needed; we ttart you. Everything new. No peiial ability required: you, reader, can do It a. well a. any one. Write to u at once for full particular., which we mail free. Addreaa ciioaui Stin.om A Co., Portland. Maine. . ROWAN'S i At flN AND HARDWARE DEPOT. o-g. Eastern-made stoves a specialty. Repairing and all kinds of job work done on short notice. Ochoco Fed Yard, 5- T. f co si ' I ' 2 i H X K TJ ..'J fi Mm l-n 2 tm co APRIL 7, 1888. -REMEMBER THAT- ST;WE & WebKE NEW MARKET BLOCK, Portland, Oregon. Carry the Largest and Most Complete stock on the Pacific Coast of tbe VERY-BEST AND LATEST IMPROVED . FA KM, DAIRY AND MILL MACHINERY. aibo a inn line or v arm ana ppnng wagon, liuggi 'S, Uarniiges, vans, Trotting Sulkies, Road Wagons ami Vehicles of every descrip tion, also Mechanics' Hpecialties and Supplies. ..... juuu. euiU oy limn uVj ocen specially built for thia trade, of the best materials, by the oldest and most reliable manufacturers, and art guaranteed superior to all others of their class in the United States, while pric and terms are as favorahle as thono of any firm oti th coast, quality of goods considered. Send for handsomely illustrated catalogue. Mailed free on application. Call and see our agents, TT A TTAT T7IT3TTT PRINEVILLE, OREGON, Who will promptly supply any of our goods desired. , J. W. JHOWyE), y DEALER IN ' DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT MEDJCINES PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH DYE STUFFS AND SOAPS TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES BIRD SEED AND CAGES ,' A GENERAL VARIETY OP Druggist's Sundries, Stationery, Books, Cigars, Tobacco and Pun Wint and Liquor for Medical Use. KA ST SlDB OF MAIN STREET, rRISEVirXB, UIIOOK. VEJM N Ef&TEJvlf bETQNl DRUGGISTS, Mai Street, ' Dealers in 1 , Drngs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Jwfry, NtiBi, and everything kept in a first-class drag store. rhyslclarTs Prescriptions a Specialty. The patronage of the public respectfully solicited. E. F. ec t Y, MAIN STREET, - - - - PRINEVILLE, OREGON, BUTCHER AND DEALER IN The Choicest Meats, Fresh and Salt Fish. VEGETABLES, BUTTERED ESQS. FSlHighest market price paid for farm produce. HAS M. ElsKINS, ---BLACKSJvllTH-- Opposite Brick Store, PRINEVILLE, OREGON. HORSESHOEINC and CENERAL JOBBING a specialty. All work warranted to be FIRST-CLASS in every respect. Special attention given all kinds of repairing. TJren & MASONIC BUILDING, The Pioneers of -DEALERS IN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, DRY GOODSJSID GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS VJSID SHOES, JHAFIDWARE & f AfM IMPLEMENTS, AGENTS FOR THE MITCHELL WAGON. A. B U NNELL, -DEALER IN STOVES AND TINWARE, Force and Lift Pumps, Plows, Cultivators. Etc. . Agents for D. M. Osborno & Go's. Mowers, Reapers and Self-Binding Harvesters and tho Fekin Plow. AI.80 AGENTS FOtt THE "HALLADAY" ugnegd WINDMIbbS, The hest and most reliable mill made, in all kinds of winds. PLACE OF BUSINESS, . SENDERS' BUILDING, INO. 43. Ppimyiixb, 0i e Ohilds, PRINEVILLE, OREGON, LOW PRICES
