Prinovillo Koview.
a majority in both brniu'lti s of I lu
legislature, ami a large majority on
joint ballot. The legislature then
elected will choose a V. S. Senator."
If his prediction as to the legisla
ture holds good, lov. MeCroary
( will be a candidate lo succeed Sen
ator Peboe. Speaking of republican
' claims of many converts in the!
South and the alleged growth of:
republican sentiment in that sec-j
Itioti, (iov. MeCleaily stiid : "I i
know that in Kentucky the ten-1
.ny dencyisnot toward the adoption!
fix months , 75. j
Throe mouths fti) of republican policies. On the con- j
- ! trary, democratic. sentiment is i
THE DALLES HOSPITAL:
I,. N. I.UKlKTT, KlUTOK AND I'KOP
satthiuy, may um.
Entered at the I'ostollice in 1'iine
ville, Or., as second-class matter.
TERMS
In Advanca.
If Not Paul iu Advance.
'growing stronger. 1 observe that I
One year 00 this i true also in Alabama, where I
11. IllVllllia I 1"V I
ri,. ..,.i... I
ir.i.v;,''((.v i.h:rrt:K.
(Kr.nn Our KegnUr CoiropoiuKMil )
A most extraordinary promise
was this week made the Cubans by
the administration, through Sena
tor Piatt, of Conn. And the meth
od of making it w is as extraordin
ary as the promise. Senator
Piatt, just after an extended con
ference with Senator K Kit.-at which
am familiar with conditions.
and 1 believe that democratic sen
timent is growing (stronger iu the
South generally. The Southern
people do not believe in high pro
tection, in colonization, in a large
standing army, nor in trusts. The
more closely the republican party
becomes identified with coloniza
tion, as exemplified in the l'hili
pi'ies ; with the maintenance of a
large standing army, and with the
trusts, the stronger become the
in the South.
TW"t
vvT"t -SJlk,V l fUB
'3 i. ... .. . ' .ir
C. L. SALOMON
Addre: DAL1.ICS HOS1MTAI,
P. O. Box 040, The Dalles, Oregon.
in Svuith Atnca on the side of the
Hoers.
Lieut
tired oflieer
court martia
led fir alleged
advice from (Jen. Wood say it.g ;s.,irit of jt,rao,ra.,f
that the I'niuns were hanging back! The Southern people do not believe ''" (llt' M-"'l"
ichard Tow n lev. a r
ot the navy, will he j
lurtie- 1
THE COMMONER
Issued Weekly
Willi.-nn .1. Irv;m,
Ca rries
jDress GOODS, Boots and Shoes,
GroeeFies, Hardware, and Tinware,
Guns and Ammunition, Grockery and Willow-ware,
Cook StovcH, Ilentititf StuvcH, Cnmp SIdvch, mii1 Rfiuen
eoiimiis
ary
and
can have no
party that is
frauds.
deserves all
sympathy it is getting for the
streak of hard luck it is up against,
on its feminine side. With Mr.
McKinley having to break his ex-
To Sheepmen.
M A Me
I have L s.iek of mileluir th.it I ui'I
, cursion off in the middle on account ! wii fur than e.wt.
, ol the illness of Mrs. McrCinley ;
the daughter of Secretary Long
; dangerously ill. in Colorado, and
; the wife of Secretary Gag- serious
ly ill. in Washington, it looks like
i a veritaX wrestle with a he 1th
scr
aooui accepting tne riau amena- ;n ,es,, t,jg!l
inent. waiting tor some definite : sympathy with a
assurance of tariff concessions, ! iJollti Se j wih tht,n)
were carefully gone over, gave out j 1V aiJn,iistr.ttion
i. i i-i
an aumonzeo. interview, in wtucn tje
he promised that Congress would,
soon after the Cuban government
was organized, arrange for a form
of reciprocity with Cuba that would
be satisfactory. Of course this was
doue in diplomatic language, so
that in case Congress fails to see
reciprocity with Cuba with admin
istration eyes it can be claimed
that Senator Piatt was only speak
ing tor tuuiselt. isut there is no j,oodo .,
doubt that it was intended for the; .
Cubans to regard the promise a ' A Corvallis husband went out in
coming from the administration ; the country the other dav to get a
and the republican majority in ' stlting of turkev eggs. 1I went
Congress. It is understood that ' to one hnuse, failed lo find eggs
this promise was made because the but stopped a considerable time to
Cubans did not consider a promise chat with the housewife. Next he
to r.egotia'.e a reciprocity treaty called at a neighbor's where be
under the Diugley law, which ; went through the same peformance.
would require the approval of two , At a third house, he did the same,
thirds of the Senate to become op- the visits increasing in length and
erative, satisfactory. It may be 'consuming most of the day, much
that the administration can make; to th aiinoyance of the spouse who
g.id Senator Piatt's promise, but ' waited at home for the turkey eggs
the sugar and tobacco interests of "Of Course, vou got the eggs," she
this country will be sure to make snapped out, when he returned
it a sizable job, and it may make ! withoir a single egg. ,-I know
trouble for Senator Piatt in his , you did, because you seem to have
own State, the tobacco growers of waited for the turkeys to lay them."
which would be affected to a con- j The next time he goes for a turkey '
piderable extent. ' setting she will go along. j
Such of the Washington relics I - - j
which were taken from Arlington j The Oovenor of Colorado pro :
House at the beginning of the civil t posea to app.iinl two pretty young1
war, and which have been on exhi- j women as Colonels on bin " staff. ;
bition in the National Museum for j The proposition is in every jay '
some years, as she desired were j commendable, and it is strange that
this week turned over to Miss Mary j the eminent titne-s of women for,
Custis Lee, representing her brother : such military potions has not
Gen. G. W. C. Lee. their legal own- , been recognized before. The sole ;
er, by the V. S. Government, duty of a colonel on the govenor's '
Several of the relics, including one; eti)ff i8 to wear gorgeous dot hen;
cf Washington's tents, a treasure ' and it is obvious that a pretty j
chest, a lantern, and a glass can- , woman can do that much belter)
delabra, were lett in the National . than a fat policeman Philudel
Mu seum, subject to the order of phia North American,
the owner. Gen. Fitz Lee, heri
cousin, accompanied Mise Lee in ; The assessed value of Portland
her virit to the museum. The final this year will be at lea0t f-IU,000
disposition of the articles remoued . 000. Last year, the assessor returned j "'i. t!ou
from the museum has not been de-;only J!),W).0J0, and that amount
termined upon. This act of right-; for the year previous and in conse-
ful restitution has not eenously ' quence a shortage occurred in nrr '
injured the Washington exhibit, .' eral departments. Their assess- ' WANiKh iiyk
in the museum, as many of the ar j rnent was cut down to swindle the
tielea werp 1 a Tap niepeu nf fnrn it 11 r statu r,nl .ifl. Ii.lI ..,..-;,... r...i
.01------ - - ; j-..v ....... m 10 it,,,, pv..Ti. ri. f n-'i 1
which had been stored away, and I tax. N'r.w the luw i i-htiroH nA !".' " '" ' ' ''
! - "" if -tair.lH t-.
others were duplicates of articles ' up goes the assessed value to its ) i'"" ' ' 1
which properly belong to the gov-j proper notch,
eminent. ; 1
rdit.'
LINCOLN,
r :s!id I'll I) 1 is
NKI
hor,
'dIASK A.
The (ilumhi'i Soulhern l! tilw:iy
has decided to btiild machine shops I
at Shanikoaud a force of work men ;
are at work. I
Tki;ms
OnK v.u . . ,
Six Mom'iis
"I'ii n kk Mo rns
ISlNi.l.K Col'Y . .
advance.
. . . -ft
j Shoes
Suits
Hats
Our varioui lines ar complete, and in
many linen are closing out very low
pruvs. Cull and examine them.
Oil and examine our Men's and Hoys'
and get our prices.
See them
All kinds ftom o. cents lip.
before you buy cl-ewhero.
Doors and Windows Ail sies,t the
lowest prices.
Whito Load and Oils,
Mixoii Paints and Varnishes
Our Bacon and Lard u of th bt
bent 1 1 1 1 1 1 v and
wit rll it cheap,
Clltloi'y Pocket Cutlery, Tnb'.n Cutlery, nd
Trunk and Yaliso ah sicil.
cro
sufferisMg 'fey
IT CUKES
INFLAIP,!4TaGRi
ULCERATIom Ann
FEMALE WEASCNESS
VTMMiESWEAK
WOMEN STKOMG
U'e will send the b'mi-n and
the ( 'oninioner for one year to atiy
address for - i'", p.-tyteent m to I
vmiee.
Ser.d in your nam.- and tin to v
as soon ns convmeiit us e ex
pect to semi nil' a lisl in n shoi t
tune.
Wagons and Mowing Akicliines
c. A.CUNK.
IKXnsT,
HClNr VII. I K, tKK OS.
TUKA-rilKU'S NOTIi'
i
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tT th" -'
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1 up ( mul
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nT . il-ltir mt r.illrrl In tlrfgno Utt
ttl4 t'Ulilthct utmuifti'lurttii hnlrl
hnie lJ )fr, ur py. Hiwrly nn.r
lhu r pff u-ii.-t- rr)ulrrl our mfrrptic
tt- Imtik It) rl!f ICtifloite !f k'l'IrcM
I'd 1itip'i fiivrliiptf. Wnuii(i-lnrr. lhirJ
HKtr. :M t'l-artxtrii Si. t lilinn
New Firm
gEE
11
vn;c ki.
l's
J :i N II WMLIC
THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY
KXKCI.TOII'S NOT1CK.
FRANK ELK1NS & CO
Proprietors of the
SOUTH END
BLACKSMITH SHOP
hook Oat for flext Week!
iSIUUT VAlsix
Ttie nrwi-t motion.
Hifi V ;i i i ty to i Ion e
Co
then
NKW STVI.K I'.I'I.T'
STiK'KIMiS
A speci ll
WUAI'l'KUS
r.-t c
l.Jo
HATS
In tb (.'wiii!!v i f
of nr'oti, in it
WO fit" K H HKIlKIiV
present r h -
lo Uie xfi.
Kilinti in i't.i
if ..f
I..ni'.-r
f
k ( uriritv, Htntc
f till" .-ttnU' Of
id
I-N 'JO Al l. UKli
! Hii l !' nil per
it.t. .-t hl .-In''- In
t;.f I ri per v oiji-lit-rn
.f Apr).
ErfrritriM of tho
-r.vjj
1. M .
man or
acier to lii vr and c.n.-i i
old e-tKijii.i.vd niM;,'ihi' i
hotirps a vtr. - in- ,v
.pi-l
.'.'OO H.AK
tjft-(?on for
i wti'(--le
I'-tit-! v (nor
i r c f'-r.Mic
-pif-M'J'iri,
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.',.( nx.
The Nortliwcst Live -Stock
;iini W'odl (iruwers
Journal.
r
rill.li-I.ed
r, I'i nilleton, Ore.
Thelrl R. Hicks 1901 Aiaanac.
The Leading Pacific
Northwest Manazine
The alleged investigation of the Powder mill on the coast are "''atever may ! o( il.e si ieiinfic ,
comrr.iasary stealing, at Manila, is ! supposed to he foiling a cotobina-! T" T'' U"v 1,1 K'
resulting in the old, old story. , t.or, to take in th Pacific; coast, j ,Uttln ,,, BCilt,)r it IM rK,a,kM.
Some insignificant pereona are be- j Alatka, Iiritinh Columbia, Mexiuo : f:t tl.t H,..-. iik- wau.in even
ing made ecrapegnau and the big and Central America. It may be I Krt Btorm, tio-xl e.,ii wave ami drouth
thieve, who have a pull, are not a part of the general Eastern 'pow ; uZtZJJZl ?J 'Z
touched. Friends of the adrninis- : der trutt. latent HianiK-u pro.-f at tin f(1.-t hHh
- Him " f!'lrui-tioit of il V;eton, 'I'.-xhh
Hhutv E. Thorn Dfion. of the firm1'"1 lm ''' hv l'"'f i,-k,
I.KOANT tmlflntix llliutf Btloni nf
M(if p, Cttlin Mtxl Hurxf , I rum
phnton nf t'M-k ml-rd III Orf.in, Wri
liik'toii, MoiiUna aim) Hhn ft i thor
ni(r)ily up to Utr and piutlr) ri'lUMa
ficwi nf IIik Itvi hUrk wrhl. IHitn-ctirrf-p'Mi'h-hri!
tpei-fhcn nf
th ildoHl writ. (Mi Hhffrp, H !p. nod
H'trofN ami Farm New, HhottltiK Dm
If ttrn ut ttiff Jlvnti.ck wnfl'l, th
prhCH pnld fr Wo.. I, Hlirrp, l nl. m1
llorft-n, rtr,, t'fe. lMtr,thiK nKrieuli
tirsl iimttiTi mid coinprtilivtintva and
rrlliiiit iimrkft ffp.iri.
Regular Subscriptiou Price $1.00 per Year
We lurtiihh it with the Kkvimv for l 'jD.
Send all orderK to the IU:virw, 1'iinevilln. Or.
h'.ir I lie Yoin j;,
F'or the del.
l"'or it it v one who to'ei'n lletn
They w ill pleit-e mi in pi ii e, p!n llty iiml fit.
KCUNISIUMi liltDlS-
CollHtNttKg Iif
Ovir Shirt-, I'lnh-r Sldii., re Slnrt.
N'e'liee Shiiln, mid Wink ShittM. DrnmrH,
Hiimlkeri hietK, Citlliirt., Cuf), NeetieK, Sin,
SuHpelldl't. i te
A new linn 11 f HiitM itnd in tiuike vmi hiippy,
I Imve the best nnoke in 1'riiieville. Collin
lili'I try t hi-in
Sharu of Your Pfttr nuiyo
I.-i Hosjii't'tfully Sullcited,
I. MICI-IICI
ED N W II ITU
JOHN CUM11H
tration are pointing to the eeiitei.ee !
of a sergeant to three yearn impria- J
onmerit and of a civilian employe;
to five years, at fihowing that the
thieves are being punished, but
thoughtful persons regard that
news as indicating that the little
of Thompson t Sons, Uurne, Har
ney county, has filed a petition in
bankruptcy in the United States
court. His liabilities amount to
f.'!2,8-12 24. Asseu, nothing.
thieves only are to be
while the big thieves
punished, !
are lett at
thefts.
Ex-
Governor McCreary, Chair-
It is now claimed that the Gould-
Harro,,,,,, ;,.l,....o I, ...I I..
liberty to enjov the fruits of their . . ,, ' '.' . ... ,,
, J Kock efeller, conlrol the Lmori Pa-
jcific, .Southern Pacific, Northern
' I'u.ofi. ui,rl ura in .... tl.A ,-,.. l
man of the Kentucky State Demo-) ... ,, ,.
. ., . . . ... , . of the Burlington.
cratic Coujuiittee, is in Habhing-;
ton. Acked what the democratic rp. r, ... , .- t
. 1 he Hritifh newspapers continue
outlook in his state wop. he replied : . ,1 . ....
a urusaue iiunin lanure 01 r.ng
The party is thoroughly organized , and tQ C(jn(ijct g q exen(J
throughout the state and .8 in cowmerCf) M w e aH America has
perfect harmony. At no time has ' ,jone
there been a better feeling within j 1 -
tha party. At the election this fall London intelligence bureau re:
I think we will carry the utate by ' ports between 8,000 and 19,000
fifteen or twenty thousand, having burghers are available for service
I in urn iaiK( Aimaiiae, ,i iji.e ol ilis, i-tor
1 bv Muni bIdi.k the L'lilf eiiH-ti. )h(,
, M Aliuaii .it, bv far the (iricxt. inii-t
. eouiplelK an'l hi-aet:tul vet iIiMikIhi,
h now reaily. Ihin le jiarliatjle hooic
of near two hmniieii .an.-K, p.nilf
; illiiHtrateil with eharln and hull tone
KlirHV'itiiiS, t"ien uh a premium t evety
HilliciTitier h' fiav one dollar year
for Prof. Hi.-kn' journal, W,,i.i, .,N
Woukh. Tin; Alitianae alone in pent
prepaid fur only 2'ie. Older fiotri Woitu
ANO Works I'uMiKliiriK Coiripativ, 2i'(JI
Ix.-UHt Ntreet, .St. l.ouiK. Mo.
A H LI PPM AN
Sells Furniture
FOR CASH
IrYOawrai Also on easy payment
1-4 DOWN
REST OJM MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Tptlyperr.l, OR HO PRE. tK ndmrel-l. ,.,,!, fj
or pli.,10 t',r tr r.-irf,rt"n jmtenlaMllt. Jn.ok "JtowW
toOtiUiftU 8. sn4 K'.r.iKO l'nti,t.iir1JTriii,.Marli.' 'j
rr.is. rirt -ri, e.r i.ll.rwl Ui lonb.riit
fATEUT LAWrrB OP J YEARS' FRACTICE.ffi
jiu.uuu r I till a fKUOUHtU IrlHUUUH IHIM. It
. ....u... uvnu'iv,,',.!, D'fUllU k1..!':. IllUilB ll
w"C. A. SNOW & CO J
PATENT LAWYERS, It,
Opp. U. 8. Pitrnit Officii, WASHINGTON, D. C.',,
y
So bods Cliaffll
aiHITE & C01WBS
DKALKKS IN
I-viquors, Wines, and
W IJCl 1 O iiml Import?.
(all and soo us at our now henripuurters
next door nouth roindexler Hotel.
SontLEiiLPlaning Mill
ED. HARBIN, Proprietor.
Keeps on lmnd nil kinds of DreHWtd mid Hough r.utnher. 1 Inline
funilhingn of all kindu, MouldingH, etc, ,
Steam Dry Kiln
Hhingled, bolh unwed and cut.
Bicycle Sundries. Bicycle Repairing a Specialty