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II -- ,- -I , iA - - . 10- ... V.... .1V' -. . -. , . , ... .- . m - : rft- . UO. 17. VOL. 5. PKINEVILLE, CROOK CGIMYj'CnXtN, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1899. -r -wi "vr "w-"TfT" T3 v3T li OOHOCCf Published Kvery Hutunlay BY , ", " it ft. DOUTJHIT. TERMS OF Nt BSCnil'TIOth - Oos year 2 50 VI uiouuu 1 60 (I'uyaMo In advance) Orrui In Maomo Hianma. , 0TATK orricuL MtlECTOHIi ataraar aaraiarr ol MUla ..... lata rraa.ur.r ! Pr.niar .... apt. r.ib, Inairumlim Ja4faa Supra a Court f altad itiilii aaiujlora . . 0 ifraiaaaan J ! aavau.h m.triol Pru.aaul...a, Alturua . I alal Saaalor YLVlrTim PiNRotla. uau. W. aui.aiuK ... U. W. Wl.a ..... .. Flint Uiaaa IE. II, H. kl.or i Wa r, Loan JW. W.TMlTia 111. . STAA M4M I J. N. I.ui r (J. II. Mlii Hi.L JIIKUta IlKltaaSM J. II. h.au w. m. fcu.a . .... 0. A. Cimim.AU. t'oaatjr OUIclal DUei-toryi faantallira fatal' J'l'lK ataxia). .lunar M Wu.tUKioll J :. auaa ,., .,, , K"in Ml l.lliu. X. H. lianas . ... . JUHN COJtU .... T. II. luuiai .. J J f .... J. H. Ku. W, N. M.atut.l.l I'll. II p. taia.r JO llOlTMlt nnir Clark Saarlf Traaaarar aa.l aatrlulu4t . Aaaa.i.r . gryor ... C'lMtf.. HUttik In.partur . J. r. Prlnxlll Praeluot ARRIVAL AKU WU-AKI'l'll )t MAILS. Dtiiaa 4H0 l,kiiiiivii.k-LMa Prlaatlllt ?arj A1 ar.i a.iu.ia, M . ., arilvf vary l) aavapl Nona t r- rilllU.I aku Hcaaa Imih Prtnatilla Maula, aia a,; aritta. at ri.uaailla aalur 4a; al .M r. M. rumoui ton Ur r'L Lay Prln villa Munrtax al . i anlv. ( filuailll Tuaadajr Ma r. a. Mllfhall anj Prluatllla -Uata. Mllhll UauJaf auj ril.Ur at a a a . atritaa al rrluailia al a r a ol .an. a day, taluiut lu Muauali uu ita.ua aim ai u.ia , . prluaallla and Har.llu-Imm Prlaarllla Wa4nair at a. a. 4 raWrua lu frlkoUla m auiaai ai a r. a. A C I'li ail. P. M Aiki.l.Nj UK.W U.IU Paiaiii.i. taixia ISu Ta A. r. A A M. f a l'i curil ai4 luuii i Aat(i4ay cl aaeh aaoiil.t. i. i Mka.V-.IX, w. M it lUVia. . MCI ki Nia I u U. P. iur,a rrarj 'i t ira) 11141. Tl.t 111 i. J M it I l, roaala aa ... .I 1 ;a; rfi.tt.aaa yacti iwui.ia ' ..1 .,!.. ;iar. Hn I auaat. tba . a.i..ni u. a ar ...Mr1! C. A. CUi.E, Lcntltt. rl.ivill:, ------ Vk.Uv , . A'l .l.oial wjfk aut la lt' anot atprora .(f'.a. . 4ifiiii.ii,f..'T pi-liti fur .ht fiainltn t ' a" II a J' ' ' ' Vrlaa. ' I'tllSli'llLI!, OliaUliM. O.fl.a -In Ha aiiapi' Init n.a. ' ' Cao. V. BARNES,, ATrOUNKV-Ar-l.AV,' riiviu.. ------ OmtiuM omeaan Ihlrd Ulraa. j" J. F. MOORE, 1 ATD K S K Y-AT-I. A W, J"iiriu.i, - - - - -' . - Ohhuos. OUra-Oii airaal lat'lllig loeourt linu.a, aiaai klaaar illloh. C0NTUACT0H A nUJUKR PaiHKVII.1.1, ------ 0klK. IE 111 MANTKAnTKEIt OF ' Flra.i-.MnMN STOCK SADDLES nd HARNESS .j(evi.vtjv.liil.m. . , KLKU IH. " Everything partaliVrtR to the trade of th . country. 1 .III nor IV.i.'riDi . J n il' 1UI K.v In H.MVl ....... a.4 SillLEIl m Mil !..tl!crW ,QJr.Q;ipP'SSETTLtR'3 CUllLtl.4.J Ji(.Wlila-C1(jlolU1illU(Ilf GRAND BARGAINS! Q w o FOR 30 Q td DAYS. Ilcinncrii'le 4UI CuutvmIIou. ' Tb dsii;OCiuti dlttte convention iiiul iu "ftfiiiinl 011 Tliuuday Apr. 24." 1-V'f.' A. . UumIi, ehaviriunn of ttie Vuitrni iMiiuiiittee, culled the K.ilit.ii to order ui I! a M. nuit P.W0 ' D.'Arvy,, of H.Jem, Ta olwt"4 Xintoriry' uliainuau, mid (J. J, T"l' tjf C'iutwip, teere- Ury '1!"':t. HpiiDintio -iit of 4111 i1" JA,-.Ut-, ttiria-ciivi-iition .T! ,tr L ..... . i ,autiUI -v U. Uni . tbo .r . ... .. 1 COiU.lU.IW n;. Bittuorill BU lllllll.'U Um.-follow! hfi' iHrt. wJiich wu doited br nit otiaminoua vote: " THfi TLatform. The diMiio.ratii! party of the etHte ofOreuon.in coiiv. iition auat iiiok-d, renew tlieir pledg -a to tlie demo - emtio principles und enunciate the lolloping Uoi-Jaiatioiia. . e iral W congratulate tne ueni - ocrutic party in this ana other tatea upon tlie aijflial victonea achUved 111 the bat Kenernl ele.:- lion in .wa, Ohio and Khnde Inland, and m the municipal elec- tiona lield reci l.tly througnout the union; we kail tiieir reauita ua the Certain harhinger of the dmintitgra - tion of that paity winch, champion- ing the cause of special inteiestund privileged classes, la l.ound together only i.y Hie cotieivnie,of pu..lic plunder, and if the picl'ctim-iit option of sei.hlo.s by a direct vole of 1 ket.n v i)0or that you have ,u-u"' UP" t'or,-Imd where Iliat which has ever stood for tho the people. conferred upon me. in addition the pxurar taxed for' equal rights of the whole people. j Thiiteenth The same impulse "Tnev tell us that the contest in t,le. b"1 0f riitfbt;.affJ reiueio- .Secn.iJ v'e deimunce tne fraud which impels us to zealously uphold an uequa onei ijUt r ivoke upon l""i"8 u8 d. tnatihere is a just by wkicli trie people of Montana the lights of the stales at homejUtbt5 pjril 0f' iPl0liqKra,,j de. ; 'fvr" w'eotrola w. re deprived ol their righu of rep- prompts us to hope for the ertah- j u,tlWy Applause Why should Ule destinies of natiooa Md of men resentatioii in tne Uuifd i?UU.-8 lishmei.t or home rule for Ireland. L' T,e mtijuiity of the p.0- bhJ wb0 '3UU u-"5ly Punig'1 seiuiia. or senators of thiir choice. Fouiti-enth living profoundly J of th(. rjnite( dutt;s are demo- "I,jr u-tlou guiiiyauf sucn injiw-tice, Tniid-tVe Ueli.rve in equal impreMd with the convi.rtion that craU, Tuf, ,aju,it 0f the gov- 1 1;tc'.UJ'ul Hjt ntyself by rights to a.l and sjKiial privileges the chi. f piilarsofour republican tmo'ri of thl, "aw democraU, rellre'""Oo: ritWJM4 fru to noiKMind then lore l ivor a taril!" form of government are an en light j and at trt head of the adminietra- !l re!,l,u"Bloi1,l idmii.is for revenue, limited to the ex?m-es ei.ed yeomanry and a fieeatid '-! t,0;, 0f th aff.irs of this state we traUo" ut H gvMiiieH ao unjustly of tiiegoveimui'iitrcoitoniicall;' ad- niihlsWieiicViii 4liat more than ,, ..-glslvtlon, and is especiaJiy d. lrime.it.il to the in- oiidial Mipport and advanceinent . lluI) ,v lo h,18 p;ov,.j ,i,.!8,.jf 8U uy .ivate ieh,rtnee to yonr de turusts of the farmers and laboiing of our .excellent -comihoii aehiHiJ j faithful, an l s.sks at vour hands n "a'J, 1 accept tli iioiuination and classes. , svsu-.i. ; to the pajsujje of effective; re-f li-i-t Uiml.iuse 1 1 thank j outer it; 1 and I promise Fourth We arruing the part v in po.ver for Ua utter disiegard ol nil tite p.rdji-s- made to Uie jaeiip.e, wlie.eiy Its aSceliJeiicy w.iu;eil at the iaM m.tioi;ul ehitlon; und especially du ne coiideiun tne Utilf cordance with the dictites.of his 'ki,01je I!1lilj) Ohio, fi'diana. Ma' bill in), iiei.iliiiir i.el'o:u tin- boui.11 0vn conseience. We unqualitiedlv I 1J,,J r.. r.. .. . 1 1 ... I o ofrepreseiiUtiv.8asi.il agfravation of existing evils. - j Fifth vs eon demn the attempt of tne repuiilienri in ijo ity in con- gnss to reduce the su plus 111 the . . ? vreacury oy squaiiuering anu nns-l appropriate g the same, and we esj(eciiily denounce the atlempt lo appropriate a pj. lio. 1 of-suu'ii aur - p.us which 1'i-lo.igs to tne whole people to the payment of a bounty . ---- r - j i 011 sugar, which compels the many to puy direct tribute lo the few. j Sixth We d. nounce the uction of Speaker Reed in tolil.ting aa! voters deinocjalio. repiescntatives j who had not voted upon pending' measures ti ltd in declining to rco oguiie such reptcsenta ives upon the door of tint house ; the one ns in conliict with tho rights accorded to the uiinorHy by all political par-ai ties since the organization of .our! government, the other as utterly inconsibtent kith fri edoui of speech and equality? ofrepresentalion. Seventh M'e reattirm the posi tion which 'has ever been main- tamed by tlitdemocratiu patty that gold and siVer are equally the people's monj'y ; we are opposed to v. all mensuren of discrimination against silver, and demand tree coimigH to supply the needs of bus iness; and tout all money issued by the government be made legal tender for all delta outh puolio and piiVMte. Eighth We direct the attention of tho voters ol Oregon to the record of tho ilcii.oculK! party upon ihe eU' jecl of Chinese immigration ; and weUeinuiiii the strict enforce-! ii.cnt of tho fcott exclusion Met, ..r r ... iur i.m-b ;v 6.-p . - - ther ngo.oua legislation whiel, will prevent Cuinose entering our terri- tory by evasions ol the law j .Nir.th-ll.at we not only favor thelo.feitu.eof tho Xoitnern IV ( cifio railroad limd gran fiom Wal- j lulu to 1 oitlm'd, I ut we also favor the iiniitruiiiii.' til.iH'liuitioiiiil for- fcituie of all Learned land grant j and the restorotion of the lands to the pubfio Uonaiit. j . . "''''." j Tuth The grutitudi'of u guner- oil people uihJ a wine iintionul jml- icy "like dfiiiunrj tlmt Uiu guvcrn- lut uliould provide wWi Jifrul hand (or tli Wrfiili uf Uioce Wjo xuirend ly won ids mid diiK'uf. tu tli!s-. ,var, wnd, lilcuwidti of Hu-h , ; dfi-iidenl peuoi.a m wi-redi-jpiivwcl of tln ir HMtur,i! pioti-ctom nn.. nup poiU-ru. " Hut it should rclut-ui-1 beitd tliat if tbU behalf e live' , ... 1 . . . . 1 . 1 irjr tiaji-u niayrai ut-yoiiu prw- j. 1. ' ,,..1.1 .....I. obiiv ill vim i-itiiicii , nvuu, . aut'j . w iniiirt that in legisUUoiiaii i - inii.iHtrulioii touching pei.Moh af - fair, regard be had to honorable pMKt a.-rviie and prvuent merilo.ioua uectMHily. We are. oppowd to all 1 iiieaHuren which draw no distinction bclwa-en the veteran in tne held and tne camp louower or auvemurer 111 ; uie rear aa involving a cruei wrong to 1110 soiuter ana a wam"" 01 itio people a money. Eleventh We urge upon con - gresa the pasnage of aach approj.ri - utiona and the adoption o. ' auelt ' ineafurt-a 08 will tend li.ott speed- ily and effectively to opening thej , Colunilii 1 and Willamette rivers to fiee iinvigation. j Twelftil Va favrrthe id )p !o: of an an.emllii. nt to the fede.-ul constitution providing for the el. - c - est exercise of the elective fran-! chise. we pledge the deii;Oci:itic party of the stale 01 -j.vg.in 10 i-'e laws for the prevention, of the cor-; nipt use ot money in elections ami j the en.u tiiienl ot such measures as , will secure to every 01er uif j right to east a haliot framed in ae- -i urge the udoptinn in this state, of j the Australian system of voting, I and the pa.-sage iy the legislative J assemi ly of the bill drawn I.y thej Ha I lot it. lorm league 01 un go;i. v:e. iv.. :.. r ..f." ruieeimi 11c uie ... iinur 01 "the regulation of railroads and other traitspo.taiion ageticiea by ;law. j Sixteenth We condemn the ex- travag nice of the last legislature " j wher;y tho taxes of the- people were greatly increased; the j penditure of $10,000 for clerk hire (a large poi tion of which was paid) for services never performed) and the scandals growing out of the "clerk svsteui" introduced bv the rcpuolicun pft ty call loudly for ro form. Seventeenth We approve of do- during eight hours a legal day's latior in factories, mines arid work shops and upon pul.lic wo ks; and we alftO favor laws giving the la borer a Qrst lien on the products of his labor. Eighteenth We denounce the convict contract system as it v now exists and arraign the republican . .. r.. I puny lor n.g iaMe..e u.uj.oa, the state to the detriment of our honest labor. Nineteenth We favor such state legislation as will lequire the elec tion of an inspector of weights and measures, and legislative provision for Oit appointment of sanitary and building inspectors in incorporated cities. 1 Twentieth We point with pride to the wise, conservative and clean administration of Governor Sylve- ter Peimoyer, and to the sero.' ....I..,.. i i ,....,.,.,( ,.1'ik1 r-" ;77 ; financial department f '-t-'t j under 1 reasurer .George U eht. and wo commend to the electors of: this commonwealth a continuance , of the existing order of affairs with : a confident assurance that it merits and w ill recti vo their cordial dorscment. j Twenty firet We eniphriticnlly declare it to be the sense of the dciuocratic party of the tuti of Or- egon tlmt in -hid veto of tho bill j-njiBtrd .y the liut lgilative as- tu'inbly, knonii h the Portland wu- ter I ill, based upon the t-xeuiption fiom taxwlion ol' the Loudii then;iu pioviUed for. Governor Pciuioyi-r f.xen ieivd nnU iind roinu.einiai.Io u yf the coi.nt.tuiiuiiiii pi.-ioga-, live vc'-d ,iri ithu nuciiMvc, xi.d Upon .." Lr- th.:rei.y- rair.4 pled ' :ur uii'-iUnJifjed Act- . ito injipn., i . , . 1 Aft. th di,uiH.. of tu hn?:"m:"?vv'-r,rn,yaJl ca"'- - . . - 'fonu the i.oiu.iuUon lor ton'llTew - form, tiic iioiLliiaUoii lor t-onj;riiiMi- ; luau .j,,, lil!)t i(, 0 j, ..j i:ol()n,.i ' u. f Jai-ktHin. m noiu- 'i,,utej ,)V ueclamauon CY.iontl i.i,.r called to the tdatf-inu aJJu-ggt.., tle conventiuu as "0iiov4 e . ( ..Jr chairman and Gentlemen cf lhe ,uU Convention of Oregon: Al- for the honor low rue Ui thank you 1 implied ia this nomination, and i i0 0 0L.iiaf f the Vo'intr men ! aid lhtJ .0U()g votera'of the atate ; ;bt txillt tnank, for believe j, ; uj , clllDj ..., lo t.... "As I look over the olli.-era and llieu,t)erJ 0f co.iitioii and see the old, gray Veterans of the democratic paity and know that ..ouju.j.uo,, has been Sanc- ! . .......j v r fHi ..i, ,. jaV(J a mm wlm.n the D-onle of every to.vn.-hip and cou.ity in this : 1 . ret.0,..;2 . .e . . , f , f .-ve.vwiveof Intel- t!u'n,.vi th .t tb, t1(, jj u MJ jjg,.IIOc c o) ,ir,. ,.,.a st .ites are ivheelniif j . , . ..mo..r.ltj . n - i.m.iiu..n i. 1 1 viuir ikMii, i i.t-t U(t) m t.i(j (lp1.eo1t j,t..18e And right here while you have been fetijllg th.lt tilu 7ujo' r,,,)Uhlioan ni!,jrtv ,.U1,J t .e overcome vo(. r rtf , ,. . ult 5 r 0 "Now. wt.tiemen. with the in- st.ira.iou 'that co.nes fro,., thoe who have s long and faithfully bat tied Hgiinst overwhelming odd. I have no fear but that the young inquirers of tJie party will pick up .neiunere o. v.io oariy win pica, up tjl(f aRj C(4rrv it to the fioht to victory " -Be.ieving ia the justice of our cause ami the integrity ol our onn- ciples. Iatn willing to submit n.v bi,nd ociid-Tie iiouiiafTion candida-y to tJ people of the h 'k 1 ' state of Oregon for their approval. State Twiauraf trrgbb "At other times, gentlemen, and ! wa" wnoinlnat by Jccja atmn. on more fitting occasions, I will be and whe" tHHul .eh' pleased to discuss the issues in- j sa,d h hoi!,:,l;!1,,feU volved in this campaign. 'elected. ; '. , j -:. "It was a law among the Spar-! ' Jttd" B; - frkm, , tans that those who engaged in dt-i1 l' -fl' fense of their country should die: IuJl. w nortoAAVity ajtgua rather than retreat. With this in-! tion for eprets jWg M.iralm,, i.f S,, rtwn . valnr I nnw noH to carrv the cause of the' iw,o- ! r - ----- r pie into the.halls of congress, and lhat the credit, the I):oHt. thu f.-mui ' i hu j,. Anif 'nn. air.fl,,r. U rr,A k..u..K.,f -i.i-:- neer family, for this mark of vour Jund wa3 "onilhateij ! fofBFaft jAnt eonfidence, and invokeon our causa er' which fioiprettlaleet, the benison of victory.". '- I nJ-jaf ' ratffyl 4te d-reot The enthusiasm over the nomi- distnet ''"i"tions kpj eTeting nation of Miller h id scarcely suh- tha 8tata ceiitrl. cOliintfie scided when Chairman D'Arcy an-, ' nounced the iion.imition for gov- j The city.CQun4l ol;it4.jtM ernor was i.ext in order, and loud authorized a iWfiWt .t ia4B culls were made for IVrmoyer. The the sew,er'ag ysrn aid t;uui nomination was made by acclama- a codipctcnji e;igiprl,tj ppart tion. and Governor Peimoyer ac- pl.uis and iuak ttiivmt? as.Ao tae cepted in the following approriato mmik: ,. .Mr. Preuleut and Gentlemen nf (ht Conmltil) ,f tbere ig om lln living,-wllo n,ore than anji ot,Jer dw,it ,)f rutitudo to )iH (Vllow-men for favors received f;lr hevot.J all ability of .t'pavuiunt, I am that man. ' To' he hoininated fl) r wnn f(m Vt,j.rH ,,,, furtiu. j, o li'ie 1 now hold, without one sin- glu eifurt on toy part to procuro swh i6iitJi.6tjyh'1j1o trinniph- antl.electyiMjlvo polln, mill to "l iior reiionilijutfed by lhi com- ventioo, j,iiiJ.OHts djmii jino ohlign- tioim which f nil utterly unable to cncel. ' ";; ; "It wan ot iydtrlAfo to again be a CMW(Iid'nte.A Xivo years ago, while upon vo.fivai' ni" the nUlc, t ucaivd ; in:'(hhf?, ' vory whttt-;" tlmt, I -wu 4.7 f.? th cLiHtj on, . '-T- .. j-..i..: . '' r Prt''i h'A"11 ; .t .... T .1 ,,J."l,WyAtt', hiK of fi . g!f iti-'LiSWrfiif and I had f'y dctermlivil jtjjjiot again lie MI,''Jat r tftat j.ioitioii. ! "J5ut '"'v "d beyond thia, there were other grave reasons why 1 did not wiuh if remain in public life, j When X aws-a anave seen, the inequality ol' the burden of tax- 111; thiirttattf 'vvtAi I have Been repeated, pi torts to ramedy that abuse ret'ideffetf ftirill and in addi tion to lhat.'wjnuii I have seen per- aUteiit t-tfbr'ta' Mri(J jo exempt by aututoiy. , amendment a certain "P1-off property from taXJllo" a,ld wl,e I had seen still greater al.anes in trteedral gov eru.iuiiiu ;iu whe;e .Koaith ia en tirely exempt, froni,taxution, where the lurdeuj' aucit taxu'tiou falls llJ"1,,U!t'"'a--- . -iut voa' haveua rSrr calieJ " rria to oe jfour 4,-jncfivlate, and yielding ou tnt itou stnud1 aF back yWK'Snd 1 k iitUttT.l!Wlect- eu .y a i.irgeiy r(iciAso:-wijuriiy. " W e are1 'now in tne Valley f the t. I tM y"u;5gen'- .... ... .1 X ... siiauuiT 01 ueicai. - J 7 , O " tiemjii of ltlia.cdirVerfioritlilt the ... . 8loi?lu -voU have fcere untTcd will t,u,u"1" fo.th auJn a'gWemig of forcea i.i tni't V.t1lejf never t,L',l,w ' wittfeied;n "iiifir, out evei swelling anj inu:npuani hosw 1. .. r. i..'i.!'.V'lj e,u' ,fUlM bUau.L 111 lue l'rjJJ .' lJu a"a..P" second day of nex'Juiie 'wv will plant their si'-ui.hird upon the yery tuouutaiii top of victory'.'1' "' An effort " Was luIdStb Tfjdle . j - altlun fierce,1 thl' iilifort prty nominee for secretJfyo'f'staVe.' onto "venuo.i, vai juage iowu-. " t "? "f"rJ'a" r or superi.neuiiehl 01 PUOUC ln- etructions, ReV?;Xl. cRoy, . f . A. licnoy, ui unn .... . I.' T.. tou,n.v; wf tV'i'ilT'h We 01 ino convemian. rroi. lrfray accepted trie n'o'Iiitfia'flSn in'ti cfo- QUVUl aHJre8. "bifnuftf Hit- Captain John ' cost of. eouativMw,,.-IWl .ft exceeding .f5i,U;W wjll-beJud fo, the purpose, and ifr boud, ,iaV(J ttl iy im,.vJ m . ."' r' w't'1 W'1"'"8'81"!0'"'!. 0,10 of the n'pri!ff?tttcs tfvliv? addlM thewVeiicnjly'lvutt at the close cii'ilei ppKKa' escn ta U'itu w tth ftfie. . iew ,Ja .v , )a, failed to iiiako a single convert.
