t
i
(K'HOCO KKVU'AV,
STl'UI'AV. .H l-Y 1V.
j ,jc .v.(J j: niv.s .'.rr?:
On the fir- the tsi'iiatvi pu
ll frrv coinape hill by u vole ft 1! for viee-preti
to fi.Y Onion's senators were di- the platform a
iJc4 an 0u vu Mitehell voting Veotion
I.., , n,,hh ne.tinst the bill.' -We demand a national curren
Mth of Washington's smators ev. safe, sound mid thwil
v.vk rrert. i-r.s ' .v i v:.v svv.
The n;i i ioiuvi convention of tim
xvjlc's pativ I.' M in hn on
i... 1.?. .. -..!v nt, ir.thtisiastii
l ill' IH'tUH'-l ,'Vi"-
.1. R Weaver, of Ioaa, tor presi-
ihnt, and J. V. Field, of Virginia, "
It does iu that iron who d
would htiow .-lu-iifhto l.ot I 0 taken
hv mry sny.le s!ti'i:o that
loll;-, hut epei tenet' t';u li
nt
who iUoithv.iysp.ullihlo. Ihvoniiy j .(
old minister living 1. fir Hills-
Tho Dalles A- rriiH'villo
STAGE LINE.
Leaves ','ttv Ihv.a-f
vilio everv d.tv. 11 ml
boto was taUeti in !or
Jj HlO i t ni
aple
J bv the ooii-
issned
votrd for the bill.
It provides that tho owner 01
silver bullion may dop0'' the"
same in mV niit,t in the bintcd
flUtci Ui I'P coined for his boner:!,
Mid it shall be the duty of the'
proper officers, upon the terms a to!
utuiUiliun which are provided by
law for the deposit of coinage 0!'
.U, to voht such bullion into
standard, silver dollar, authored
by tho act of February i-. 1"'
(ntitled "an aet to authorise the
joining of a standard silver dollar
untl ta resto.ro its legal tender
vharaeter," nnd such Coins shall he
Iceal tender for all debts and dues
public and private. '1 he act ct
Jul.V U, .SlH entitled, "the. issue
uf treasury notes thereon, and for
other purpose," i hereby repealed.
It is provided that the secretary ot
the treasury shall proceed to have
voiued all silver lu'iion in the
treasury pnrcl asvd with ;;vcr or
cpin ccniiieates.
edd and o!Vp.l iifhed gamely two
thnU srtrati pcrri. They elh led to
1 uv Up place of him for H v mi
aero, nn.l agreed to buy ueotioi
,!.iee lor hio.i. lie '-ve -m in
l... , I. . 1 1, ,.,, !1 f.lll
h'e.il tender lor alt oet'ts ptii't.i ana 1
: ehuse, t.ikir as x ennty a bo
private, and that without barking " -
1 . iii in-ri-o'tiii" to conUivo .Vlio. lie
corporations ; a lust, euuitahle and P ; !"' '"V l.
, , . t. it exanuiie the te niitu
sutV.cieni distnt-uuon to the people ; ; 1 IV m , ...
, . . &triiii"eiti liail rone, and tnen
.v tax not to exceed 1' per cent per ; to Mian,. . .-
, , , . .vtli o.i.ovi rt-t It. at it was eiil . He
1-nine, ! 1 c ti ovi,I? d as ?et to.tn
I, Oio .uhtLsury plan of the j had hoo.ht ,1 v ; V , o: to el ex
IVl.iH' C" " ;" iVl
1 , , .. l.tt,.r ii ui ten
V,.o b.v pav.nev.t in the disehar-o ; that mm h ahead a.
of iol osalion, for public i,, good theirj.
1-.
litnl I lino
j; r : i e s in
IVillfs nl.d ri'ioevilie 111
hours; also u riven at Antelope
d.nly.cenneelin;-willithoraaui luio
at H;i k i v'iu .
Tarries the V. S. M Ul l'A
sKNt;i:ns ar,.i i:xnu:s.
voNsrcT a r i-i;ir n.t 'tn
StaRtja from Custom nnd
Southern Orofton, North
01 ti Calif. yrrvx nnd a
l.tterior Points.
; ,,i,J ,i,--M):ni -l,iti.-a '-'fJ
v,.d. K..'ei'i (Virvn lh"''--
,.-., (V'l.J.v.,.,- iV.-e- i'-' ."'
Ail vis,u. wWiiHi.- p-iaP'
K.IV t ill ut ..!!.. e ti.toi'i- talma
l i' 1 ee iveil
Mid-Summer
CLEARANCE SALE,
IV t Irlilr il mi i , -ill lull I . n-.l j ,,
ll.iiuniii.li. 1 in ail e.i.iii m 1 1, , . ,, , ' "
l,.r ll'H 1 imnlt mi I'rii.ik, nil 11 a.,r nu.l(i (,
r.iHc.l nii.l it'" A mil. I ,.11 (I.,' .1 i, m '
Ill duel "I M iilm.nl ,v I ,. , ,luiiitil i,,j
illlillii-l I II. Hi lv u'ili, .l.,, 1 ,1,11,1, ,, 1 ,,"
Miu or U liiili.ll'.'.l .t,l illiuu, ,.iM,n
a, .1.1 miln, nil.) ii'T lnili.li,',! 1111 I Hu.iil, li,,,,',
,,,llni mi.) l ll 111 . ri'itC ni I (. I,.t i i.( ntli
Inn i-r (ml l"'r milium luli r. I i,n,l ,,,!,'
I'll.t. I llHIl' ll'l ll''l uiMin iiihI win ht,n ut ,,,,,
III' Mrllull, ail !.k'Ut-l,n, I.,,' ',1 .Ui 111 Ji,,
i'J. nl i 1" I'liii'W, 1' I'l , li Hip 1 " III h.ii, , '
III l'f'k C.miil) mul ni,iI.i, ui-s,,, u
ll(lil, lulu H'i'1 luli'i I B lili'll (In. mill J h
,,.(,l'Ol, l,'liM,'Ml, llt. lit . I Hlll'l l,t,
.Uf nl S 11 i.iiilinl', Cl, In ut In llu, ii,iW,,
,-pi'tlni'l (irinnl-i'.. In nil
H' 11 till 1 II 111 lull I nl mi nil I'll '! nun 1,111111, t l(
tllllltl Vl H'l I'Mlllll I'l llllllll H.'.l ,,),,. (,,!,,;,
II, I lltlllll P I I" HI! I'l.lllll "f I". Hl'l 1 .t 1. llu!
! Iiolttll Vl flll'lll'll lltl HI, li" III. l"W,li.l. ,.llr
1 ,,i. .until millii', .1 lin n l'l VM'.l i (
i 1 r,ii,k Ctiiiini?, tHi'W'ii. 1
Ivrmi i'I -n " . '
I'HH'il Nl I'llHI'l llll'. I"" I"lll Uttl M
l'
X M'l. I II,
HlirrlrTiiteru'ili i' ,niiti, ni,. , ,
St ,M Alt N S ,
tht I'olinltl I Viuf uMAi .V ,. fi
fo,' Ciuiil I i i ' ' '
u I l;KS ...t I v i in s i,m, ...i ,t.
d hud mad.. V
S Hi. I I
! u vv-hili- i at t-
t.r.-,v, eae
"W e demand the free and untiin-!
iied eoiuag- of s:lver an 1 -hl at
th.e present Iep.il ratio of l'o to 1.
"We demand the Amount of cir
culating ineahrn be. sp.-e l:'y ln
ereased'to n ot Ufs than If-.l' per
capita.
-We .'.rniand a g-adnaicd in
come tax.
' We believe th.e money of the
country sh-v.!.l bo kept as much
as pouil-'e in th.e hands of the
pr.-i :o, and hence demand a'.l
state ;u .i national revenues shall
It is questionable if the bill will (,e Im.ited to the necessary expen- , sffil
pass the house, as neitiser party iP se
tiait4 M the question, and iv;.,;e .,
Qme of the democrats, would iiKe
to sec the bill sent to the president l,:lllks be et
n4 he be forced to veto it. ether? ,.rn, s;,r
consider it unwise policy, 1 his the earning
question will not be ilecidad in t!:f
house en its merits, but on the
quention of what etieet it mil have
Oil the coming presidential election.
Put this bill dors not suit a hirce
number of the radiea
President llatn-eu teas ai'j -not
el t'ch J- r-sl'-r, of Indiana, to
succeed Hhiino as see rctary o!' state,
and his aptoii.tre.elit was eonUrni-(
ed bv the senate i ityin us recfiv-.
ed. Col. Foster is a l.mrr "f
preat ability, and not a s-tiafc. r t"
d!pl.:ualtc re!ati..nM. He as miii-;
ister tii Mexic ftom t" ' to lMh
when he was apnai.i:. i M inister to
Uus.-ia, in w iii- h p ioity he m rv
ed until Nov, v.x-.-T, tt. when
he resii.-n-d av.d ri-tnri.cd le Antfr
iea. ha 1 -" i'fi'1' i t AiM vr ap
I'.iinte.l lain tiiii i.-ti r t,i Si'.'iin, and
tv
iSJ'a ,;o ; cl m
vprcs nui
a s. in' the !r
-j.insihhi.
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M SH'lIFh.v i' .
H. A. MG'JfS. Prcprietor.
.,ces.iei ! ,.V. M !. Vt'iAl.ur !5 1
till HI0.
MI.N' ,
II. ,.i t UlV III
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i ot the j:ovct!:tuent,eoen'iuiivm. . j,,,,,.,., ., i;t !a Mitr iii
I lonest'ty adutinistered. the i osili-i't to wi.iel. he has K.
"V. deiiiand postal savings . .
Lfhed hy the gov. , -
: stt'i dei.i-ite cf The vo'.o t-or st it" v.h. s e.t t v.t
the !i...:le and to the U ehvii n w t- ' h ' ioe '' ,
aciiitate exeh-.no. vassci at f it -m on a n-n .". in
!': ...,ii., I ... .t ! I-,,, iv.e:' ns "sniiTL-
.f cs.-hange ami a public neoes-
for a! ' -r i v ::i r:a ,
as a ph:r..h: ; ..'.' i 1
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ninri'
,1 ow n ' and (':iau;
Tr'rTiTe T:"e r tllrn-id.- in the in- -I'M Vute
number Ot ttie radieai siw-er n.en. terest ! the pci,;e. I ii" ti-!'. graph Herman n
Thev claim that if it wer-f to become :U.d telepame, hk - t'.i; p..sioiUce and F.ths r
law, it would be wcy,e for the.r.na a i.ecessitv for the trans- than Sh.t.r. I:
silver industries than Ih? l resent ,,.U,;.,n ni" n. ws. should be owned cast about Ftix1
law. Thev say to eoiiif Siat silver ,n-,. mi.T.i'ed bv the overt. men t
there is in th
...', ,t f .rtl !:i r- -r -
, . STOCK SAOri-F.5 -'.-t;
ifjESS "t . r .!'' i ca,"ii. ;
Eoryth!!i3 Vicrtr.'r'r to
thotrado of till . country. ;
f i v it' -.- it- no' I
j .sot I. t: I U I t i'l ti MH'S
I I . . I t I ' I r I t ' : '
J'.i , .1 !,'.
j N. I. I., ii-l hlll'l' ll ni II I.,.,., ,r
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I ! .! I en- I I i.l l.f i'l". I
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lie .. ,.- I I. ..I. ! ! I- I
, l,l....inia...i. iia l,i I"'" :
' i a. l. '"I, it. hi line, i ... t ' -i.
I .a.- 1 -. . ...'.-i.. I.. ..' I'-- I i . ' " "
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STOCK
,Xt!tli i: I !! ft I'l
I, i m iii. '. it t .
I ieH
..w .. ji.r,,,, it;.s.-te'll en :i"i.-, - """'i tv
iay to eoin( what silver and operated by the overt,
e trcasur- would take jr, the inter.. st of the people.
Ot the
iiiuao: .
shuu
now
tiro years, which woil,J block tin
silvrr niarV't-t for that length ni
time. It leaves the honest sihvi
p-.en in bn,l fhnpe, r.s it fore s then,
to fght cr.c cf tit ir pet measure;
STAY WITH i iC'K.
' llesidents of this county appear
a little glo-smy over th? p-nr cu'.-
.... 1. 1. thr-v t;)
other parts of the stale, they wouei
conclude they were not in near as,
LaJ conditio;) as those in sections'
where grain raising is the sole re
source of the country. In many
part of the faruiing counties of
Kastern Oregon and Washington
the crops will be almost a failure,
which will leave the people with
Krarcely any-thing of prof.t for
the pact year ; and in Willamette
valley, where tl.s people depend on
grain raisins, crops are short, and
tuany farmers will no more than,
make cxpensts. Cut hero we
have other res-mrees. Tiie sto.'lc ,
industry will not be seriously af- .
fected hy the short grain er..;i- i
Ftock are ticv in fine condition, !
nd as the meadows are yielding ' ruia
iiielie.iii'g ait ttie natura.
f v.t'.illh, is tli" hentig"
,1
illlli t:Ot
ahttlve p
Th.e rep.i'-ti.'.i.-. i..if.o-i t! t'-i v n
tion has eh. te.l . -I. ''"!- . .
Illinois. .I.ai.-m an. at : T, !(. I'ar
ter. "f Muiitar.a, -eeri tary.
,,1M tm m mi i.. 1 " 1 !'.."!. i rr '
I
1 he pr
held bv
ti
ltv.1. All land
railroads an 1 ;
other corporatioiiS, in excess ot
their actual needs, at d ail lauds ;
I i -t:.-., .p.ould be re-
hvid fur actual settlers only.''
The people'c party I-.-adcrs claim
that this fall they will carry Kan
sas. Nebraska, Nortit and South
Dakota, a ml that they have a show
to carry Mn,ne.-ota, Colorado, Ne
vada. Idaho and Montana. If they
should carry these states tin-v ex
pect it will result in General Wea
ver being the next president. By
throwing the election of the prest-!
dent into the house, they expect ;
there will he tncugh siieer rrn-n in
tho honse ivlnj will desert their
party leaders and gn to Weaver to
give him a majority of the states
I I,
li-'i i li l t ii ill1, I'l
Next ll .or p) 0':-.'eii' Sal .'.ii.
V . 1
"Person titniiiif! any f n-
- 1 ;,n this papetoti'of its range-
p'.-'.t.-e inf.iroi tin- v ' r. '
CZ0HZ r,11LLtCA?J.
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,11 r...-. : a . tin! fi-
V-Vt' 4 I-- 1 a i -it. ' :!
it-' rTnr'A, l;ii'f. t n-ttt f-'lrd
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I'ltiii!."'
xn
Startling Reductions in l
PRICES0F EVERYTHING
:ATrr:
M. SICHEL & CO S.
I INTII.
August 1, 1892,
a jv i. i.f',''.i fit ' ''
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Only firil-( l.'.ii simp la Innn,
a; i, y, :... p ..i ll . .', ' ;
i i ;, i ',, e
HOT AflD COLD DATH3-
SHONG LEE,
WASHING r.m! irCKlUC.
A Key ttzn ct the ClcJ StaaJ,
Wert Hide of Main Street,
1'lif. KVll I.t:, lt 'tms.
Perfect V ashing, Nioa ir'
oning nnci Polishlny;.
( iuir-i- .. A','.!,, nnilt.
. i ! . I t U I! a ,.-l , 1 I . - i l
f' "I mil-. On "
Jt'llS W ll.ll Mii.e.f
Shirk (; ,-t 1. 1 ' Ne! li e.
Tlili ( 'It ti ,; l,.Oii''il .o'lil :
l.i.ii.l I'ri'iii sin k I O '. I !' .
I 'i,.k t 'iMiut v l.-r ti..' r.i .iii-la In al.ab
tt.ey ri'.i 'i', iill'l 'i iltil li"l . '.''I to !''
f..n I.V ll("l 11,1 ll'tln a Ju t!. in leg U
llin .-lit' e el M.M W tii-in t .
c i. i-n:-'"",
Win k lii'iei'. r Ii r t'liui. u t.i.t':
. In-hi rid is today u happy
trv. The Irish people set:
most within their
One Hand: e 1 Thon-i. ml mov in I' e.
; ui! ii.'h.'iiiii" (.!. i-..
I..t-
eoLiti
home j
grasp. '
a fiir crop of hay, there need le The nsults of the ree-.iit el .-etions.
Jittle uneanioen regarding next muicate that thu next par. lament
M'int'P. Kvi'n if we flit l.nvfi to ' ... : ! I i .. ,1 ,., ; , l..fU ,. 1 i 1 ... . ' 1 1, . ( : ! , ,1. '
" " ' - i.i.i ot ..... , '. -j,..,,,.;,,
ehio in a little Hour this fall, the ,,tI,. ui!! t. nrfii.i.T. and that Ire- ; i.lv a
principal industry of the county,., lu:ty take her place 'rtZ1'3?,
will not sufler materially. Ltt our'thv nations of th.) eaith. Happy,' M. Tiat it '(..'-1 . n . m i
! t... 1 1 ...... in i, r.ii .i -.1 " f ti "lis i'le.a.e.i " i y, ; !,,;-
Jiovjiv CUIITJCI llioc lili.i;! e.OTe- lil.pj.y lreiitllU Wlit'll IOC tpiiapil I.I , j ,j.,
ly and they will conclude thu "co'.v i r'roii,, t .-hail be ivnttwi. ' !,;'''!
county," Crook, is about the best j -
iu the state, and futver of them will ; ' i :: i. I
LIOIITMINQ GIGKLE GHINDER.
,1 it
M. V save
in-..( m a.:,
U wanting to sell their ranches (XftlEY BROS. IOlhS. ' l!St
pud go tu tearca of more favored ' 1 I ..ih. Jha
i BUCK HORM SALOON
i'i ut.-j.r .ir. i ft'ar A
localities
Congress win pmi.at.iy not n i j In C!d Brewery Building,
journ until some time next inor.tli ... ,, . .,,
n i ... , , ,., ,. ..Main St - - - rnnevnle, Or.,
The work of the great dehherative j '
body of tho nation is such that it! AVj rt.Mtnnthj on hand a
requires many months to depose ' fULL. ai..l COMPLETE STOCK
of it, and it is only a 'jiienior. of. (jf,
time when there wnl he no interem ,
between sesions. They will last;
through the entire year. !
I'v ill lion, of
a tea m i r '.'.I
o!o '.l: kle in ten
Iff i ll nii in iiay
i' f irnii-r :t finln
'I'jl .' Ui-.-l til' t
THi
Ittdioations now are that Ililij
BEST C.7 AMDS
Wines, Liquors arid Cigars.
.nan :.!:::, Horn l.i-i u
I 'O' e.ill .ii n j ell tiie u in .
iiiiri'iti-ii i i-o, r in. in !ho
oliier MM', l.'l "li" le nr.
,lli fli.i' .1 will :.e!
rat li?- iiim iion Hip ft
( or o ll ' 1 ii 111 So,l(,., .'.hi,-!, U Ha- i.aol nt
known hloiie in t t,e woi; i c(ir't llu; ilia
nionit. Tlii -t mi'-leiK- U th ironii.lv ir'.On ti- l l.v
I'ttern I'al'-nt, aral n 'ili ipiiiit tiiil
o.' mo niitti' I I'i t,.siii titmot'' '"I,
C)A I Kt C O AOII IT Aet.la for Cr,::. -'.irrw, 'lli..rt, fir.ittl,
j nUl U.I l lASli UU, ll.irn -v. f,ak.iiili'l Klaiieillt ( 'otitilwH.
Ail orcicra promptly attended to.
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will support Cleveland and that! A Bowling Alloy Shoot- 1
the dirTerence between the prt i-ident .S. Calicry in connection j
, , , , i.i i vitit tho Saloon.
Slid Liarkson have been patel;e(j : ,.
up.ndhe will support ""n.o.i. . j. AFFLICTKDj
Thli being tho esse there are no . I
, ; Aii v, !io are Kiiirernii.' from the eiinetit '
ruptures HI lh two ureal parties, f Veiiliful Krtors, lams of Maiiliixnl, 1
no there Is little telling who will -1 '"no-' I'o.r.s, 'jonortlei , dleet, siii.t-:
. : eui, Syi'liiii.-;nal tii'-in. my Irout.IeH w hieh
uorne out on top next .November. .a. lltl viw,.u t..,. n'-nji,;,. idHoolern i
v 1 ; 'ill le'-.'i'.i., l lu.;. or I 'li ilioi;, full d'nf -
Out of the forty appHeaiits (or Uy lwjlj.j;, Uj it. , AL,,,ll!S.A .,,,
theolllefl of collector of OiHton,e,.'s at .".ai. axu u.-i:o:r-Ai Im;::'HI'Y. In2!l',
j u i , ii : i i Market SI reel, s'aii Franeiao Caliinreia.
Portland, President Itarrisori cii(e 1
Jim Ivotan an tho hist suited man;
for the place. It Wits rather ItId i
polioy lor the president to select .
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HARDWARE, H ARDWOoi'lif. EGRAMiTEVARE
(3UNS, PISTOLS, I AMMUNITION,
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we cif the leaders of the prineipitl f'.':'11,.:,,:,r,;i',",.n,:(,) IrC.,,'!,?0'
fafctiaai.s in this elate epevially on ; wJ;u;i: Cu"
thi n't: of an t U i tton,
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Blacksmithinrj, Mcrsc-Ghceing and War-on Vcrlra Specialty.
. C. M. E L KINS.
The Public Is invited to
call and get Prices.
Now is (lie time to get Bargains.
FOM EH GREASE
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$75-to$250ro! WVrZ
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idir llii lr tihi'li' Him' I" llu' ""'r'.i.o
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