The state rights democrat., July 20, 1894, Image 4

FromTerminalor Intarior Pit.ts th
Mill Pi Railroafl
la the line to lake
To all Points EAST aai SOUTH!
Ct I the DINING CAR UOITTK.
II rnim Thronfth V V.s Tl K I I -Kit
TRAINS FVER DAV
lu the Year to
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO
NO CHANGEiOF CARS.)
Composed of Disinp Cars Unsurpassed
Pullman taming Uoora Sleepers
Of Lata. Ganmnnit
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
Kv. tin', cu in :::. At I and ia
will n tt a ati i i irtt 'h frea
a 1 I tl 'h'i i I f rt n l 1 lee tt Firs', or
S.till ' I" tl KO.t. i'd
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A JnViuuiLia) miwttdiKh
al lims, affording Direct an d
Uninterruptafi. Sirvica.
Puiiina'i a'eepcr naarmtkMM .
kKUiM! li adTtutae tbsrosagil any
agent of tii s roa-1.
IHKOUfJIl rH"KET" to ar. l r.-otnai.
points u Amorhas Kug'and and
Kurope. tan le purchase I t mj
ticketotrica of this coirpany.
Full irfrinati n coneernlng ratus.tluas
of trains, rnu'es an I other letsila tare
ishftd on application to any r.gent, or
i D CHARLTON,
sriMii: Utu-'ira.l Passenger Ageut.
No !SI First SH, or. Washington,
Portland. fies-or.
C G 8u.kuir:. 1o;ai agent.
!
Cleanse
The Vitiated
Blood
When you see
Its impurities
Bursting through
The Skin
J In Pimples,
Blotches
And Sores.
Rely on Sulphur Bit
ters and Health will
follow.
wfr1 .T iMml ttnmm to A. P. Orri-rvr & Co..
Ikst.i.'i, Ma--., for XmssI medical work i'cbil?J
lmC
Biff" ALT AJH-&9
ncA&v men
Matc SO br too close ar plication to basinets Be
rn., mental strain, trial! Exee-eaea In m Id
le life, cr Tlciona habita contracted In wcutn.
SVElAjm. MBIT are .ictimatoKa-Towa
Senility or Kxhautatlon, IFanlat Stk-
a, la a a.,...-- wlta II irl J,
my In Yanaujtnnd Middle ArS; lacS t f rigor
nd atrerxtb, with sexual o-w-ana impaired and
.'eaawnotl DremaiorelT In apiraacunat old ace.
rVHEX H UliAI CCHK we apeak frjm
now ledge of rhn
Ita in man T toottaand i
awatad and cored In tbe pwat fl
rt few yeara.
OnrmethiMlof tntmdncinff Ft
rwT. HARRIS-
MI VBLE MEDR'ATLB PaSTILLB
treatment Is one which commends itself to nil
feasible persons for the ren-v j that we supply it
opontbeirjudirmentof Ua value. Nothing in tlx,
way et expend! beyond n poat.il card and a two
cent nute stamp is aaked. Tbt; poatal cird for
we In sending us tnelr fuS addre. asu the pom
aae ,urup fi.rtbe letter returning -.he statement
1 1 their case for which are supply the ti trlth ques
tion blank, to be CUed out, and a scir-addreaud
enrelope lor use In returning it when niled.
1 w M . . n we receire toe statement
a L,l&aAon blank we prepare el :bt day
9
a . . treatment and forward . runt
V3 i wiati. nr..in,TinaDwtJuro.Aionaii itb the
treatirent we r? nd f oil directions: for uali-g. Tho
treatment can s no pain or Inconvenience, and
Ones not prevent attention to business.
We leave the matter of sending orders entirety
with those nsinz the free trial trtotment. Uar
ing aatlaSed those sending for trial pa.'knt-ee
of our aNotT to benefit them we feel that they
are more l-.rgtly Interested tha:: on tel?ea In
..nt.nu-er 11 usecf ibj Paamiec We make
tbe prices os K nt as poa-'ole, anu the 'ameosll.
They are BafoUoarSM Sl.fjO for one mouth; HJM
for two months; IT .10 for rtree months.
We ask all pemms needing treatment tn send
their aasasssa aa postal or by letter. All omrco- I
rlcaUonst .riflderitij.l and should be addressed to
THE HARRIS REMEUr CO.. as?w.Chmsts
99 Binrtrwaw BTHFor. New TT "zx.
ZJ5. SAIsOSirS
LEGTBIO BELT
i.'.'tSTPATFIITSJI
-it- TCi'.hii.t t. . 1. .11 a.,tsr.a rri
sis.!' o of t, .ta, ti-rr. awBSAaWSSSaai r Is-4!
.. im.i ..Mssti-c. irvis,, lowi a imm a.biittT, ii..a
. ....... i.f or. ri sssasu-w, kiSt--.. i,,.r ui tSasaVr'
rcanil.lia. . bask. IusiImi. sci..u-.. Ssassal 111 tsaKfe,
ss r vieetrii, ti!t ctititAiu. . ssl.i-i.l l.iminM.1, ..si
iabci - ssd girt, a current ttsl it i - - t, . r.it hj tii.
BSftSaWWI farfi-a SS..HSI. sod stl rm. .M of thasber,
lasesafarsaasg. TSoii.saSa ire sast earai b. ihu .r
. uu. 1 . ..ii law .for .11 ot-i-r i-fi- - '.i.'il ids
I i BSSSBSatl uf IssMsaasiatl In thi. sad e.-, .li,rc,1,
itiir -..rrfi.l Ififuotl.l, I M.I I Ii El HI-l,a,,HT. lb
.iilril bene , -,r i ff, as ..k Mfii HEX WI1H 111 Ski lb
rinjtb sud i k. wim sttaagrsai tea stkei i ii sWsstwiiayS
t.iid tar illuitiatcil r. . -, :. rrta. Aiir
tsyaJviKir- i-ix.xicrrxi.io Co.,
a.- c, '- . PORTLAND, Cil.
iimi 00LLE8UTE WWtlJtl
ALBANY, OREsJON
.1991, 18&i2
A I I torpLt ni inatrucLCi-n,
..ittiSSOAL, SC?r -TIFIC, LITERAJfr
COMrVitROIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
ursif a
a'.! t
-tuiy- unagasj
rjea ofatudenUs.
t'ini imiMCCincntf c'irtr! lo tluiU
from abroad.
rr. H ititT rasioiT
aiyCLsEsi
GBEfiSE
1 I IE WOC
n a. a arc raw
is, i f r.uv r .
i-tiirrTU . ii.
I.
i
JCaveits nd Trade-Marks nbialnad, aa i all Pat-J
Sent 1'- s.r,e-a conducted tor wioc.rtaTt Ftrt. S
'oos irncr it ceeoare u. 3. PATtnTOrree;
and wo can secure p-Jtcnt lu less Uuie Uiau luoae
laaawiiai iiii,iuii.
oimn.ii-.-eil to cun lllnoun .tit,"
O ltloil. .ShioU lllle II.
1
rViTH CLECTnC- I
rS?? MACHFIIS ' 4 " I Lr
lltfatl tVatata. I
trwrf i v
tt! rlie : aillSi
i Send mdel. diawmi: o- photo., wrta oesenp-a
jfon. We ao'-ise, if paten'ab'a or not, iree oC
$chare Ou;'leo not rlua lu! r i en: is secured.
A Fa jvmlit, "flow to Obi I Patcnta," with I
coat of ti uc in tin U. 2 am, .orcis-ceunuics!
I seta free. Address, i
SCaAaSNOVJmmrCO.
LlSeP. PATENT O" CC V '. H1NC.TON 6 C 1
. ... . .w.Wb,.w.vll
Those who have a
Good
Digestion
have little sympathy
for the dyspeptic . They
can eat everything that
comes along. While
they can eat rich food
without fear ofv the
dyspeptic 's bad experi
ences, tney never-ue-less
greatly appreciate
a delicate flavor ia
their pastry.
Cottolene
when used as a short-
ening, always pro-
! duces the finest flavor-
! ed pastry, which is en
tirely free from the
many objections which
j the use of lard always
produces. Test its
value by one trial.
I Refuse aU robaututea.
I SanJ these eanta In .tamps to N. K.
? Tairoank A Ok .Chicago, lor nana-
I m Cottolene Cook Book, contain-
hlng six hundred iadpea.prprKl by
Si eminent au thorn los on cooking.
fnffj Is aold by all grocers.
Made only by
N. K. FA1RBANK & CO.,
ST. LOUIS and
ilCAGO. NEW YORK. BOSTON.;
7iircv
SAI T LAKE,
m-NUI-H ,
1 1 1 II 1 1 II .
n-iiiirn
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OMAHA. KANSAS CITY
ST. L
EASTERN CITffiS.
D4.fd TO
CHICAGO
f)2
iHouRsn;TMG0
tHOUPSSKcnAHA
PULLMAN AND TOUoT SLEEPERS,
FREE PECLIN.KG CHAIR CARS.
DINING CARS.
S H "ii Clark Oliver W Mb.k, E El'.ei
Ar.derson, Recilver.
For aasaaassa gerieiallnlo. mailne I
or. or address Curran Ac Mo,itelth.A.iaii
Oregon, or
V, I. HCRLBCR I", aaaa .Gaa 1. Pass Ast,
354 H -sshi.tgton St.,
Portlavo. Uks.gon
AST AND SOUTH
f2
THE SHASTA KOU1
OK I ME
Scut: am Pacific Co.
i 1 rains I
c"prtlaii-l liailj
ntcs irtT 1.
t:14-. a.
10:iS t
l.4Si a
P inland
Albany
San Fran-Tis.
Ar I l s a
L ; Mi a
L. I 7;in r a
i- . all attain from
ta 1 -uaiv.,. sW.'laa
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POUMAf BUFFFT SLEEPERS.
- AVD
Di.iinar Cars on Ogtten Route.
SECQND-CLK3S SLEtPHMS CARS
Allaebed la all Thrcatga Tralaa
rTeal SHr Irislalww.
grrarK raafLtJia i loataina
Man saisaiu; (KaiwptSuinaj,
eon's-.d
Cnr.-aiUs
r I I -S r
h I 1:00
straaaaraaia oun.r (Exc.-p'.Sni.day .
:ii r a
Triora
Lv
Ar
sajsalsaal
MiMionvil a
Ar I S:1S i a
I.t 1 s.'a) a a
Tickfcti
j tn alt i.,lnt In ih Ktstern S' ite., Ctnaila s.id
. Eumr.- can in ' b aine 1 at owstt rV-ea sTsaaC a
; Frunlt. Airer.t Altnny.
. KOKHLEf P. Hlttr.H-
Waiisr.r sss'i il F
Port'r..i Oreaois
i a. DTDE. w. B. DIXDIBOEa. I. II JAME
ALBANY FURNITURE CO.,
XNCOPOXtArFa-D
Balliraort: lilork, - - AHmiiv, Ore
FURNITUR
complete line of
IIlEltT4KIK
in all iU branches.
EMBALMING ialty
Kesidencf er 3rd ami Culapooiu
Albanylnsararce Agency
We have had over sevrn tears rxier
ience in the Home oilier andloc.l insur
ance budness, and can BWerantrell Mir.ince
written bj us lo be pviiperl looked idler.
The fi.'iinw lug is a partial p i i rom ni n set
Foreign No-th Brills. Ac Merr.niiilt,
Norwich linlon, Pbcenii f London, Man
Chester, Guaidan, San, Qgjrd nihn , L,t,.
dor. .V Lar.caahlre.
Ame'ica'i sTrmtltienlel ol New York,
eairbi e l .' i Vrijk, The Cm f
aea al nl N's y ort aed Maaefirah r of
fLng-leari, arHefarro hi-hineu,isi,iii notes
lor the 'i' o n. in, wl h arriple Hme I r
pat men'. We lespeclfn ly solicit any
gaad bssaiaeia. Oirice opposite old t-ost-
o(t:i:e.
M SENDERf.
Jl L'-JJLIIJ. !Hli!
cmoaat
What Sovereign Says.
The manifesto of C.eneral Master Work
man Sovereign to the Knights of Labor is
aa follows: "Chicago, 111. July 10, 1894.
Totho Knights of Labor of America.
1 red ing : A crisis has been reached in
the affairs of this nation that endangers
iho peace cf the republic Kvery fiber in
our civil structure is strained to the break
ing point. Tae shadow of factional bil
j treil hovers ever cur fun hind with terrible I
! forebodings. Iho arrogant lash of sitpo-
rionty is being applied by me corporations ;
! with relentless fury, and thecliasm between :
j the n-asse and the classes is growing deep- j
j er and wider with each succeeding day. j
. , . .... . . t
ii peace is restorea ano una i.aiion ami cu i
j from acts repulsive to the conscience of .
I Cbliatiaa people there must be wise action, :
ard that quickly
"Sincerely belicninc that the Humes of !
- r . .--.
discord are being purposely fanned by ihe
; railway corporations, to the riK of the life
of the government, I take the liberty to
appeal to you, and through you. to the con-
j science of the whole people imploring you
' to lay down the implements of toil for a
mt
short season, and under the b.iniu r of peace ilots which they t! enielves have caused,
and patriotic desire to promote the public . Hut who iue the capitalists and millloo-
I welfare, u the power of your aggregated ait is against whom all this vlo'ent abusive
numbers through pcacoabls assemblages declaracticn is made? What were their an
to create a Lealthy public sentiment in ; tecedents, and how did they become
favor of aniicab'e settlement of the issues ' wealthy V In nine caes out ten, perhaps,
' growing out of the recent s'rike of the i they vice the maker. of their own fortunes.
Pullman palace car employes; aud you are j And t.ow did they naWe them? Lit as go to
further requested not to return to your j
usual vocation until a settlement of the
pending troubles is made known to you
through some authentic source.
"In the present strained relations he-
tween corporations and their employes is
involved a prlncip.e near and dear to all
true American citizens the right of labor
to present its grievances to owners and
representatives of corporations and capi-
I . i r - .
til. The Pullman I'aUce Car Company
1 refuses to arbitrate the diff -reocea between
iiUelf and its employes on the ground that
..... . ....
car were tmiit beiow cos' ana, therefore,
there is nothimr to arbitrate. Hut the con-
. . - ..... I
' l 7
be that if such were the facts. ,t cou'd
..1-.,... .... .1
have nothing to fear at the hands of an
1 arbitrition committee, but the Puilman
I Company goes further in its autocratic
policy than a refusal to arbitrate. It has
refused to join v.ith the business men and
i the board of alderman of Chicago In a cotn-
mittrt: to discuss the question as to whether
i there is anytuintr to arbitrate or not, and 1
behind this autocratic policy stands the Ibe'r wealth was not inherited, but made
tieneral Managers' Association of the rail- oy themselves. And waat 1 th: character
1 way corporations, backed by the I'ntted ! ofsuch men? Are they selhsh, hard heait
! Sia'es, as tLe aiders and abettors of this ; ed, unmiitiful op-irewors of laboring men f
social crime." ! Scne few cf them mat be su:h; butt'
"Suppose the Podinan Cmpany had In-;
..iurg4U.i'"u arouia.e anu oi -
smtaiaBll.tMabwa iho laaiiiHim
s ...
and refused to diacusa the iiuestinn as to
whether there was anytning
toa-bitrae
I or not? lt is needless o say a wave of
popular indignation would obliterate every
J abor organization fiom die face of the
! coun'ry, and no more cou d be formed for
: the n?xt ,"0 years. The st'gtna of such a
!.l foli.,- .'rt man ennnaetoil
with organized labor to the grave, bu. in
the present ctiaif, sLe corporations, whose
wealth has ben created bv labor, take the
position that they are prior to and above
the'r creator. Like toe brigands of old-
they rob the laboring masses and emt los
; the swor.1 ard i.li-dirwon an.l act un a throre
on the bones of ihe vanquished and hold
I their divine ri ht to rule o-.er the remain -
Idcr Pullman claims tbi. notwiibstand-
j ing tbe wages of the employe were reduced
j to starvation point, here is nothing to
j arb'trate tecaosoe ca:s rave been built at a
kss; yetceglrcts to state that the stock of
the company has been watered three times
over ar.u iiiai tee company n... i,fn aoie
... ... , .
no! on I v to oar iU r- .-' diexlae.il ns
water and all. but is stocks have lonir
11 -iloeki have iontr
been, and at the present tim-? are at a pre-
1 mium on the stock mark-it
, "Pu man cries povciy to 1,1s starving
. , , . , ..
- a-1! 1 , ' . .. i. . ... .w k'i"" y
( summtr man. Ion on the S- I. awe-tare rivrr,
j aud a. res the ou.lnts- u.t oi Chfcsgo that
, be hrg r.o'rdi g 'o aibl r-te. Like Ntro,
1 he iaughs in luxu'y, hi!e hit devoted
nartvrs b-Jtn. i( the ptcirnt so ike is lost
to labor, ti will retard th.- piojress if civiL.
izatie- and reduce the r av'bil'.ties ol laboi
So ever emancipate itseif from the tbralliom
ofg-eel. The dijniiy of labor and all tbe
vi;ioiies wor. the past ate at slake in th,
oafhet. 1 brseeeh you to your obligatione
n IhU sasaareat NUL C-x-.Ti th. in mail a
tion ot a crnerous public, stand hrm and
united in cur common Cense, and the victory
will h; one of peace and pro.prrity foi the
the f.i-hful (Signed)
J B Soyekiii.n,
General kSstter Workman. '
-
i'i e carnpign in South Carolina is at
trading mote than ordinary a't-i. . t. in
(Washington. The S mib Carolina dclrga-
tion in Coiitiess and Iiemocrats from the
j States adjoining Sou'h Caro ina are antici
pating b'oodshed before ihe campaign Is
finished, an I will be agQ mWj disappoint-
I ed il tne principals In the content, ffenalor
Butlei and Goveraor Tilirnsndo not par
ic'pa:r. Ilereiof-jre in hit woi.derful po
HtJca career Tillmaa nas wonmostol lis
succe-s on the treses bv vi upration nd
bulldt ing It I- evt tent tnat he wiil have
to lo ego BwUdnTirg ahile Butler is ad
jacent tohhn. TasPe i. no braver man
in the United Sta-es ihnn M C Bu Ier. He
Is alwayscooi. level '.ta'td and absolutcjy
feaflest. His dclea- -culd not only be a
los 'o the ll mocratic party, but to the
Sena-e of the Cni'ed S itis. Itocaslly
takes rank a . one of the ablest men in
Congress, lie is a skple I and trained de
bjter. lie l.as taarfgel ni it cry over all the
gr-at questions r!ivji!lrj( EsoHtcal iiariles and
public men. IPs Influrnre In the Senate
is very grttt and t.e enjoys the rriptrt and
cO'ifideLce of men ol ah parlies.
Senator Holler iione of he lew men from
the South who n.vcr ciiugc helore North
ern DflbtrC Opinion or conceal their views
for a mere policy of rxicnency. As a sen
ator he Sas alwa,s beta aggresiive, snd
the New li0(;-.ml men Use Frye, Hoai and
Chandler, wlio make ii a (irattice to r fcr
to rrtr iHaa.teeeu'ea, aatHka'ioa aad other
matters of that kind for the puipose of
.neeri-ig at i lie Sou'h. never at'emptt'at
play In their dealings iv.L'i liutler
Tbe lihling rapacity of Butler has been
lltiglrateJ on the stump during tl e past
we k in Sou'h Corn ma Ills fighiing ca
pacity in he S.-ni'e waeprOVesj during ths
long -irge over the f'trci bid anil the
emirs' lor th: seeetl ol ihs pu rcaastfag
ddUte f ih: S i rsaa i f).i bo h nf ll.ee
qicKtiori' Mi Itu'lur -i itde a tatCe righi.
The st..te popuii.t convenilon of M.nnl
sota nominated K M Owe.o, of Minneapolis
for governor, by acclama'ion. The p adoim
reaJinn- iheOeaahs (ilaif rm. It demands
tlie r. (or n of n i im-t lias, upposs the
oea'ralbta'mv 'endea lea of the geeereitiwsj
favo s inl I illve ami rrfcrerdun , anddt
man.ls nutionllzat' in of ihe l.iuor trafe.
Additional resolutions extending tympa hv
to organized labor and characterizing the
arrest ol Il.hs as unwise and unjust, weie
adopted.
ls ItKight.
What? Tliis eternal tirode against "cap
italists" and "milllcnalres". It is heard on
the street, In places of business, and wher
ever men meet each other. Populist pipers
are full of it, and It Is the Mock in li .ul: o
populistic deniogogism. It hti found i's
way ever. Into the pulpit, and one preacher
at least. Is under a $7.oou band for his
tirsdrs. Why all ibis violent, abusive dec
lamation against captatiistlr Arc they
sinners above aU men on the earth? So we
would he led to believe. If we accepted as
true all that lssaid by theaa tlradeis. How,
tierii gHaji weknow whether the cf: repeat
eii assertions of these violent declaimers
,te wcrthy of acceptance or no' ? It will ;
iip us gr,swer question, if we ukea :
lo0k it the antecedents and character of !
,hese tiradcrs. Who are they, for the most j
,. ... ( ,t I
pari? ihsguintled poll idans, wuo uive i
failed to get oflicc, spendthrift workmen,
who squander tndr wages In li.-,uor saloons
and otherw ise, an I a species of the genus
homo, which is knowna, -hum," including i
J s Ooxey and ih whole army of tramp.
To th?e may be ad led all the laboring mea j
who have been deluded by Mogul lu-Wa j
and Sovereini. who have th? prrsimp'.ioD :
to dictate what Piesident Cleveland and '
his Cabinet should do In suppressing the I
Ct.i;ago, where ' he present trouble began
ami what we can laara that ssill helo us
answer tbla questior.. "Was our lather
one of the dowalrodlen millions of tbis
rniilionaiu accuied landV" said a well ,
known Chicago editor to a ycuni friend,
who is one ol the rising business xen of
the city. "To be surr." was Ihe reply, I
and a fanner a; thx. with leu o! ui cad
itr-n In laL.n fir. of " 1 i ,r um; edl-
-.v. - -
tor, soon after this interview, nut oa the
streei, one cf the tea: ki.on angeianls cf
the city .to whom he put theueatloa, J
. .-.. i.-." .v .
you ever a 1 00.00, r
aner. 'fori wis the latherl it. fun o(
... . , . . ...
1 nru''iir '..I ir. .11.1 civ hi,: jainiee
v T ' , , .u . .
ol a.S week wen, to be Ifi.. mother in
her need.' mar.j other wciotiy .H.aoan
were iatciiocatcd in a similar manner, and
substantlly the same answers were girea.
All hd been poor bov, who by Induatiy.
economy, ski Hal an 1 prulet managv-meni
had found a place among the much abused
capital .
true of the
And what ig tiue ollnemi.
great mijaiity of ri:h m;o.
.m the e
; i"- " Th.-tn'y poasih.chance that luieoe V
lhave ivrJ a longer or shorter ilm-wL..... . . ... ? .
aevea
:rferen'. sta:e
..I . ... . . -
tnethmg ol the private raeaeuc nous .
. rtany wealtiif men. whj-' aaaaM I cjuH
meniioo. This, .oever. I will not do.
, P- is eu-.ogMo say 1 hat they annual!, give
, awiy hucditd, and thousands ol doliarf ol
ah;cn the wotld knows nothing. od
' when one oi them d-cs. rnare tears oi sor-
row me sheJ at his trve by mis: aaom
; be has i elped than will ever be shed at I e
cia.tol F.aetne V Hebs by his dupes. Hut
, these private btnelaUlcna are not tie on'y
blessings which cipilaPtts cenfer on their
fella mea.
r... -n.i.l i, ilj v.ll.l.l.i. . , ... . ..r t ...
. . , . . .. ... -
: nir and sun.-.-f. of chLrchaa.'ouad ix ieces
! eaublish hospitals ar.d asyisms, and half
1 la ihe varous mf.hcsJe emfilayeu far the
bet rn-cnt of the hpsara family.
. Bat this is not a'l. If these were na c i- i
pi'alists' n.eic wouid be no manufaciutiog
j er ablishuents no raih aad and steam iiipi.
no commerce and tiaflfo by land or sca.ro
ruining companies and ba-s. no public
i . . , . ,
ini pr.u'e rn'o-'ements i it nut "OJ
........ -..-.r. ..i asaaasaaal amsa atsaaCtM
' ists for , heir subdsterce. Tis Is i pin:
irt lor ,Uir sub.isterce. lis l 1 pais:
j which see-ns to be ,nire'y overlooked by
Itliote wt.o make tueir tirade. j;nns
1 .nen. The b.inded eyes ol ti.eir
envious
wh'cb
i-eir is no nin -ri i ... mi. M..-.-1 . .
1 the'
adrorae are saic;da. In iletr -ealency
aoald in the en! de.troy ihtmse'.vea.
and
. They do not tceaa to Le aware of the fact
1 tnat the Lanktuptcy cl capitalists would be
j the lettruction ol the mean 1 of thtir on
! -xistence. l-et Eugene V l)rb and coecpsni
1 have their wiv. an I mere would sOjo be
.
ns, capitalis. 10 bovca.'. and no rail'oads to
' tie up in all ti M lair land of oars. Business
i ol a. I kinds wcul i not only be su.pe'iiled
but utterlv desfrovrd Irom one end of the
II 1 i 11 i i ul i .11. aw asal.a-rin.i.
i ble -tjuisite ot busmeia. .Not even tie
j most diminutive c'g.r shop or candy store
! could exist withcu' it; ar.d Debs and com-
pany have just as mucn right to bojtxtl
the proprietor ol one of ihese as he h.-.s
' to boycott Ceo M Puilman or any capital-
ist in tbe United States, hut this Is not all.
IvVhilethey are bo;cottin Pullman, they
JU. doing a wrong to every capitals! n
county Hl.and eveiy other cne in w hich
losses are iocurred by the rials which tl.ey ! Inaa tho-e of either ol ita Luat orpontnts.
have hrough: about. And these capitalists When Use charge is frtely made, inj wlth
are numbered by Ihousandt. All tne cap!-. out dei.i.l in any retncnsible quar er. tha'
Ul in Cook ciunty is not in the hands of the Popt list leadeis were patties to ihe pre
millionaires. Par from it. , cipati.n . f existing d.fficultlct wi.hatiew
The chief owners of it there, as well as i ' mn..enceing public opinion Ij me
in all parts of the country, ale farmers snd ,a" " 'C ions, it cannot be fu go-en that
professional men, widows and orphans, j ''e r-' fae only aty leadeis in a ion
seamatreases and st ho.01 teachers, denositors l,ocn' into such an a.rargcui?nt . leba
in tavina-s banks and aU others, wbo. fron
their hard-earned savings have laid away
something for the time of sickness and old
age. In the hands ol such persons is a
large proportion cf 1 tie wealth of the
country; and upon them, as well as upon
tbe merchant princes, manufacturers, pro
ducers and trailers, rr.nieit Ihe burden of
Uxat on for the payment of losses caused
1 al Ial a g A 1 a I. a 1
by the Lhtbs rioters. But what do he and
his unreascniiig and unreasonable duties
care at what cost to peaceful and law ubid- J ulUtySader can he expected to s
ing citizens they attain their unarchita' : -aiuib?
Their will must le olwyed, cost
what it may to ill o'bers. It makes no
difference to them how many millions of
dollars it cods Cook county to make good
tbe losses which railroad companies and
others sus'ain through them. The work-
ing men who spent f9,000,000 in drink-
ing saloons in Chicago during the year
1803, of course have no capitul which can
be taxed, and they look at the destruction
j of properly with indifference. But the
losses will have to Is; made goo.1 by Cook
county, even if tae payment of them al
most bankrupts the coun'y, as In the case
of Alleghany county, Pa., e.fter the strike
and riols in Pittsburg in 177, when the
county hud to pay damages to the amount
of f'i.OOO.tlOO. And why this burden of
taxation upon law-abiding capitalists,
many ot whom are widows and orphans.'
I Simply hocause Kugene V Dels is silly
' enough to think that he cau compel Gee M
j Pullman to obey bis dictation. If he i.
i he man that he thinks he is, hit ought lo
know that he has more power over Mr
Pullman, than he has over President Cleve
land, even if he has ihe inipudonce lo dic
tate to him.
It seems very strange to me that so many
workmen are deluded by the silly dictu'ion
ot mogul neb., and I Hat they do not see
that obedience to him Is backruptcy to
themselves, and not to tirn M Pullman,
who can shut up his shops nnd be the gain-
ier. They have a perfect right to strike, '
! but this docs not involve the right t. hit.-
der others from taking their places, and to Abraham LiaaAn in hil mmngt to con
cause the destruction of millions of dollars I p-rcss. December 1851, said: "Capital
worth of nronertv and the could not have existed if lalor had not first
business over tlis whole country. And !
strikers as a rttle a'o detrimental to the
interests of the strikers. They are not
always successful, and even when they are, j
the slight advance in wages does not com- .
pensute them for the looses sustained while !
they are idle. How long will it Uke the I
. . . , ,. , .. ,
miners to make good the I..000.00U lost J
during thsir recent strike? Whi n will
the Pullman strikers bj likely to unkj up
their losses? Thuy cannot compel the
Company to resume business at a loss, and
they have no asoraoco that they will be '
um"leu "B pcsitions wnicu mey nave i
abandoned.. ;
Moreover, every time workmen trilt I
without good reasous for it. they loose t he
sympa'hy of the people. This is the reason
that so many are n.it in sympathy with j
the railroad strikers at the present time !
Sympathy is not automatic. It must have
an ent i,e external excltinE cause Tl erc I
IV
v. i tl f i: t . .
must be a Icllowfeeling (sy mpathei,) in one
heart excited b the peculiar condition of 1
another. The peculiar cord tion m-c-.ssaiy
to call I: forth does not exlt. when a
workmen, according to hi own admission,
baa ac gii.-vince, bat strikes kecause a
nailer workman oi-Jen him to do it.
ikwii.A.'ifle wjnVl sympathy lor railroad
Vt'iacrs at this Tne among sensib;e! law
V .. rrr .
avmir.g people. They have it for U.o,c
bo have real ri ,'vances. ,i u.,; .' r s -h
have none at tl!.
ttl!. )
natua anfortunate as i, u,
. . . . T ,
and oppressed by a bfer-
j If workmen
.'downtrodden i
heaited
aim remau employer, a siriife.a -
, i , . mJ .
ttaouah tetima( "la Jm Hit. tat rnkti.. !
cl attaining fae oarermcnt of VSfcf find;- I
ition. If moral suasicn will nd'. touch the
heart of their employer, it is not probable
that a strike will, and it is bettor for ibem
td ipiietly withdraw from Lis employment,
Pkll'ful. industrious, temperate, liw-abi-J-
!ng workmen cap a'way. find ISM Hall SSI at
if mv . I tat ,
m. to. tun, .iuu wii. neter i.tii to
cure the svmnathv of the Last oanaUw nl
,i,e ummuoity in which they live
Tha- - .. , . ,.mM.
b - ri-, c
the ones who sptnd -he most cf thnr e..r-t-
, . s jj.l; , , ,
t. a na MHwn. are aiwaia reaay
. ... . . . . .
I0r a 8 "Ke. and are lawless and riotous
, , vrB,urt. je
; thB WOrkcien of Chicago bad not snent
co nim aaa i - . .
w - . -'.---t-' iu 4 1 ivi b 1 ktj 11 l km" irr
' -t
tiiere wou d not have been en? tenth of
tieno'ieg this far during 1894. Driakiag
a.ooas are fie i-til's devicr lor the di
...... arr.t aoa.a anu Dame; ar.u H
men would bos cut. Dlibcius ic-'ead ol
Geo M Pu'lman, there would be na n.-ed I tX,t " dealer la-re $9 60. and there are few
ol Ptetileot Cievelsn:-. tending the Lnlttdi,0,JeluJe4e,la, th-t Pn-
Slate. '.roopa ,0 Cnxag aed e'eiw-reto
' .gj acu e.eiw.reto
suppress .rot.. The hoycoit cf hi, satanict.
Majeay aid ail bis eaii ariesi s'waig and
S so.
even h-re iuiUiwble isd m:ft. th
1 aeuie U,e m ,1, f V
fiersra,0'con..cir.s tm.ie ,-,ple Urn
a. . -asZ a- I.... 'a i VP.
r
te; ra t: c.-n'-sti-.? tcnsitle nwanlr ll,at
. 1 MIS v - - a- V . a.wv. aa- a... Wt. V t 1 : V. 1 J r
, r,, , lkmmm .
is by roiag to :hcm that CiroM PuI'miB
is anenissai ol ihe t'evd . and unih he djes
this, he win be rrgai.tedag morally res poo
sible lor a I ile'osa cf life aed distraction
oi proper ly wl icb bae rrtulted from the
riO!nfr0a,ogcvtol h; li'ly, uujatliriab,
-flabo'.ica' o der So boy-: nt Geo M Pullaaaa
even if the I. iter .-,e two-' oppreaiire ard i
unmcrci'u.
tpl'M i'tiel aid Su es cf
Ateene
Tnese are the seallo-enta of on who
j .' 11 "J ,71 rjri'M-ni. He bad st-l there far
aa. ore i
... i . ... 1 sr- .- I iiwhl. . ..... .. ., .
.tmrin.im -' inc. .w.ro lor srra .,
. wages. ' otiKV
awe lrnO hing a-d raid
baar-iir-g
A.vri PoiCoii.
Iss!ltic- nJ Strikes..
'
Ifttoeis pfli to n she
t crt sortef po'ttica tie coun'ry
........ . j ii : . ti . i .. ,
" - ..j-e, i.u-.ca. i. . o, ui.i , -
i I'ica II e ccunliv vaats no more t-f the
Pu. u'ut rarty ft is cif5i.it lohelitte
' J, a m fi"..
i that ihe manag'ra ol any palaical Ofgaai
zittoc coual havr Veccme puto 10 any
scheme ul widespread de--'. a'.'n. Mail at
1 bavirg lD r.eCes
lilyiavalrrd n a a'rtkc
basing lor t.savoaerd obj;ct the pari!,,!,
I of public commerce a a tneara iowa'd Ihe
a'ta:: ment ol privit-; ends Whatever may
be ! e ,!a9frx.w.ires of the old noSi'ital ritt.
I es n-lthrof them cat be chtrgtij wiff
rcoit 'O meihotJa disauc'ive ol ihe highest
iuleoti of io. iet . a mnni ol prt: agi.
- ....
ting heir doctrir-. and advancing their
' ixilli.al inttres's Xeiihcro' there could
suivite a
prcv.d nsrni- tidy for such
ccnditions as now t ahl. Ar.d in either ot
' I hem it It te fish ard rorrur.t Irjdcrshin so
,.
r.mit -
s:rong,iy ts-ao.tsitu ss it mate nscur.nn!-j
i tal to ut h aa unpa-rlodc cocrae rthr
conscitn-e ol its electorate a nos.ibi! t.
When this Is said it does not fol oa that
lb r voters in the Populrt t'v a-e lessde-
soel'o j nthc interest Ihsnit'ur. I- rt
. tnjin. . fact, however, that tlat party i.
! me ihcroughly urdtr tie domination of a
t 'w m:n tnan any other in ur j olitics, led
to.'. its methods are Its o,-n and pub.ic
'm 1 ' ,,ODe in "or" of prosfr-ting
; tmmm aw mi e.e.troy.nK connucncr. n... k -
I n"'d to lers and ha. one man aould b,
"dlltg to accept the great re-ng".,My
K'ow,nK ' a n.nonai en ..t . aUj"v
local d.fftience. It i equall, hsid t . ir-
sist ih conclusion that Ihe'e It polilirr in
' ,,,e s,'ikc
t..l what an art nf eolklrnl
i
j "Onager can m.pe to gain out of a s inanon
Utl ii n 1 e it ,i.iUilv lirvin ' I rl-icCsaa ivf rxaavv
, - w
1 whlca Teara oeavily upon a, I classes of peo-
P'e bd w. r.s advaatagt toncne.oniy a Vase-
A EMtpalch from Chicago siys: Judge
(irnsscwp sent for Deb; and Ul-trict At
lorn;yo!i1ehii.t to lay. -'Mr Debs " said
the Jue, "stands c-.iiei in this court ol
a grave crime, bail he Us all the lights of a
j piivate cHiaea. Ills privste affahs are not
to I e irquired into, and if ,ou have in your
possession any private pa, ers or let'trs or
1 oth-r dctumeo-s ol that chancttr 't It yo-.:r
duty to return them." Milchri-t gllihe
ollicers had taken papert which they should
not have se'zed. Vina wss due to the ex
citement of the moment. He sta'td the
letteis had not been opened. Ilebs said he
was satisfied willi this statement of the iiis
trlct atiomey. "I deslie to 'hank the court,''
he a.lu, "lor the kindne-s and consideration
aad piotedion given men." ile then ac-
rompanicd Milchiist to the latter s ofhee,
and the letters which were ie a -d hist night
were (;ivcn him.
All ihe bioksolthe r. ilway union and
recouls filling a laige basket sir: kept
lor the use of the grand jury. The indict
ment against lleba and o hers contains bat
one charge, that ol In'erletlng w.th the
mails
j
arro aMawrad at a
ago appears at a
! ssmssssss.
: lebs, some months
( populist tnoeting, and being called upon
for a speech declared that from thut lime
forward he flight be counted on as a pop-
,. . "
ulwr'
MISFITS.
, V1'1- ('"I'ib'l is only the pwluct of
labor. Labor is the superior'nt capital and
deaervea by far the highest uisiileration."
It u reported (hat the real cause of Sheriff
Leveus rusigmitien in Douglas county, was
because, under too law tomiM.'lling the
"'riffs P1 their own and deputies ex-
tK-nsea while traveling about the country, it
woul(, takp Dewlv ,lU alarv 1rvi,,., ,
8J,r,00.
A new question of damatres has been dc-
cideil by .liutge u,i)nrn or rung couiuy.
Wash. David Darville was killel by an
' nr. 1 Ar ...1......
III I II II I ill . Illl nv., il-llll 'II nilw w
of ttgp m(;l the ,.tr(,,,t oar comamj. The
juilge dismissed the case on the ground
qS?.1LrBfati IrfS
ft aancSed to recover no damages
at his death
.
...
get bis
Manager Kothler was i he lirt io
J"1 0Ht ' ,,le wlwk a ,l,,,e lo 'lo il
itb hi own men. Mr Koehler did not
iw, iiftnr tim limn v. I T ' iron In MSSr. anlfl lers '
Vi ....... ...... .... j ..
a,l ,mtling guns, and suctnliM in having
his employes give up for the time being
the cooperative spirit educated in them for!
years. Mr Koehler doesn't put on aa much
luster and WOII aa the h r managers in .
Kan Francisco but h geU there in trying from Tai oma, since the inauguration of I 'clock tod 'he regular soUiers in at
tinifs when they g,'t it in the neck Ke- ( the tttrike, came in today under a guard ' tempting to stop a distorbance of the aink
cortl. of deputy marshals. A delegation f j ersfirl into tbe crowd killing two and
A business man might a, well toke his
:- .!.. s ,,, , ,u door as t.i
t:,w ,lHimnl ., rf the nanor .'
11 ...I ii.. r..,,,iir.. !nrr -.U-erti-ini,- htil I
the advertiser should give his patrons in-,
ducements that wilt I appreciated for
eeonomtcal reasons. 1 he outlook fur a;
KO01 fall trade jg E0Ol, Wn,le pricm ,
r . . . .. . . . . .
low for i.ro.lui ts thev have been raiwrti at a
less cost than ever before, tru inc a fair
mari
Don't be a lam.
This i th way the Ashland Tidings
views a Linn cr-u.-.ty matter: Among the
tutiilly uneal ed fir exinditun of tne lait
legislature was uu appropriation of KM to
improve the minend spring, at Sodaville.
Lir.n rountv. The money ha. Ixwn expend -
ed. it is said, with an Uea o! getting
1)7 il'J"
.1
dition.il help from tlie next legislature.
i... u& Lnl, MOaaluaaiLI UaUl
next move is likely to I.- to hate tl. tat
' et a immer hotei there, for the free me
, ,,, ,, ,. ... ,.nn ,.ln v
l.it.., l. m m in ,' ta ,. .1
.-j,t o far .-.s freight i comerned. Ihe
K , ,. sag., Article, of ail kind are ahort
the stores, bhonld tlM tie-up continue
UIW.U lunger sur ai.ir w.u .a: riiwi.
. : 1 1 1 1 . a un
s mi' tTia it w.ini 11 hi (ii ii.iir. -aa w 1
pounds of coff, his u.ual sales for one
J week. When the present uprly is gone.
there will be no way in which to replenish
and per pie will I compelled to do without,
with manv other tommodits A case
s case
of lemons brought from Walla
'a W alia
raa are moving near.y every a j.ere
in the eat, and will be on the Pacific.
. At :n . f.-. ,1-va in all nrriKattiiitir
1 ti.. " ZZZZ 'r .,. ' 0 Z ... ' rT
j f ii now act nr ,mpuy
insr taken life from ambush. Hie most
' K ' ij'e rom amnusii u.e
,."k" '
1 cowaraiv oc an wanare. ire atriaera win
I " .. . .. . . . .. ...
1, ,T ' f r H ' . " ' r f I 1 V fill BT t s I i ,aU
,,, ..,,v ,,..i f
mini.
A good storv, says the Hsllsboro In
' dependent, was told a l:tt'.e while ago.
on Colonel T R Cornelius A few year
. ago lie :ad a lot ol goats which in sum
mer browsed on . me -lax on b:s old
05 Utrt titir "a one ocratmn
: h. wanted to bouse then: in a barn. Ac
cordinglr be stations 1 himself so as to
I some time as
'he ttream i--l goats
came
arouci.l t.-.e oarn rurr.rr
from I
back
. . . .
pas ure wum i..i rvanr. a ueignuor,
rode up Kane ha J a good p zi smile
onhislaceas he accos-cd T K with,
"Colonel.'- you are bousing vour goats I
eee.' -Yea; I want to select cot a few.
Km I dt.ln't enrer I I,..! an manv " Wait
don't voo tidok yoo had better shut that
upper hick window ? Maybe there won't
1 appear to be so many then. An in. est i- in the West i eiimatel bv the g. .vern
al ro,d strike ' tioa howed that the goats went in at m. nt otfn ial- at h:llvI .OOO.ttJO. It mav
1 1, - i . .. . I .vr - I .... . . ., . J t .' .. -T. " :. . : i , . i
aud passed cut the upper w inl v, men
. - . . , j . - -T-. - - i
i arounu to me iron', rt-aiu. tuia eircie
-I K-als had d-ceive-J 1' jlone, Tom as to
tbe number he oaned
Th. sheriff
j Tbeil
tad b ojuickly hi
1 ,j.
nei aha I an of I'.'n.lltten. ir . is
ner of a v-duaole relic. It i-a swortl
, onoe ths property of Doa Antonio Uez .ie
Santa tnni leader of th Mexican forces in
their war wit i th- l mt.M Btatsai in 147
I Shorllv after the ranititlation .if the Cifv of
, Mei. in Septemlr. ;l7. ;. neral S.inta
Anna -am-n len--l to t.ereral loe ..ane. f.
ther of Colonel John Lane and turned OTet
lo him two sw.irds which be had teet. us
inir. This nartirular swonl has a hijtde
..hirtv-four inches in ieneth. with an elab-
, oraMy c based hilt and scabbard. UpOB
hilt aie ensravod the words "Mexican
lleiMiblica
1 1
-Kx.
strik art; quite proper.only -true right :
Strike to s..me pur.sse. but not tor a
fig; . , , ,
Shike tor your manLotxl. voar lumo.-an.i
fame; , , ,,.
Strike r.ght and left till yot win a good
name:
striso f.r Mir treedom trm all that is
rile;
. . . ..
strike on .-..e.siii.otis who men la-guile;
I strike with tne hammer, the sledge and
I th axe: , , , . ... ..
Strike off bad h..btts with troublesome
tax:
striae out unaided, uep-mt on no other;
Strike without gloves and your foolishneit
m. 'her:
Strike off the fosters of favihion and pri le;
Strike where 'tis l-r. but let w isdom
lecide:
Strike a gocv! blow while the iron is hot;
strike :u..i
keep str.kmg, till you hit tne
j rj(.llt s(M,t
j
in 1 1
well conider the result
Thousands of cartvm-
of g. Chines
strike
iors and other mechanics have Iven for some
time engaged in repairing the imperinl pal-
1 aces l . cKtr.g. 1 lie stame-. conservatories
, ,, L. ,.l , . l
i and even tne dognouse naa 10 oe gone over.
: lK,tohP)1 u,, ml d.H-onite.1 in the latest style
i . f I'Li L. L A 1 ih. AC A I. .1
of Chines., high art. In the midst of their
task the laborers irrew discontented. Per-
. j hap soire la-cult wave from the coal strike
in America was watted through tne air
across the lMcihc and struck, ineir Utile
yellow heads. H struck iu. too, and caused
the laborers to strike out. lliey laid down
their tools and vowed by all the orthodox
gtals, and Shinto deities besides, and the
spirits of their defunct ancestors, that they
would not do a lick of work till they got
higher wages. Mark the n'siilt: The em
peror heard of it. He ortlered in
detachments of fresh tabor-era. He issued
at tin same lime his mighty ratafee thai
his soldiers and police should arn'st every
son of a pigtail who was caught interfering
with tin' ; rogr-'ss of the work. Trembling
ly his minion- obeyed. A large number
were arrested. The ringleaders will tie
strangled at once, and the rest will be
banished to the lever and mosquito region
for three years. By that time tney will be
dead too. The dispatch adds naivi ly. "The
strike has collapsed."
Tired. Weak, Nervous.
Aans Impure) blood, and overwork or too
much strain on brain and body. The
onlv way to cure Is to f-ed lo feed the
nerves on pure blood. Thousands of
peop e certtfv iliat Ihe best blood purifier,
Ihe best nerve tonic and a'reagtb builder
i lbaJtl Sarsapariila. Wont It ha done
for oiheish will also do for you Hood's
Cures.
.-Nervousness, toss ot si ep, loss of an-
petite and general dehMlty nil disappear
; when I lo0 t s Sarsjpari.la Is persistently
(aket and strong nerves, sweet bleep,
i .""Tl4 lmdV. B,'rP apjmHte. and h. a word,
, ))ea (l, ,,) happiness fallow the use of
! Hooi's Sarsapariila.
I
1 The strong point about Hood's Sarsa
" '" " Ii 1 , . oe.-us
they itxrt from the toltd foundation o
' purified, vitalized and enriched blood.
Trains .Waving.
OncMo, July 13. The railwayH orr
atcd their principal nasKenger trains at
Cbir: ) yegterdav, as they Lave been ;
doing lor several dim pant, and moved j trng. employes to work. President
some freight. So change waa made in I'ebs action leaves only the original strik
the national and NtaU. trKjpn guarding er?' tne employes of the Pullman car shops,
the lines, but United States Marshal '
Arnold Ix-gan reducing hut force of dep- ' is generally understood that the con
uties. The Toledo Aasociation of Hail-' ence of the federation of labor gave no
Wgy Superintendent decided that all ! profnitse of material aid in settling the i
places shall be tilled at once, and with i and that with assurances from
new men, if the strikers do not immedi- 1 Washington that Government arbitration
atefy return, and that tfie roads will re- i aa', n forced was the cane of the unex
ume traffic this morning. Thev w ill i I'ecfi action of the strike managers,
pay no more attention to trie strike. i eneril Master Workman Sovereign at
j 10 o'clock said "papers to call the strike
ttig Rewards wen! tl'" P yeiterday.they contatne!
, , two provisions. first there should be arbitra
SAJitAMEXTO, July 13. The Southern j tion arid second atriKng employes except
iu.iiii. Lvu, uut'icii ,i p'MTiu rew am oi
$'..000 for evidence or infiiriiialinn lMit. !
ing to the arrest and eotnrktjon of the
persons guilty of any . rimes set forth in
the train-wncking act passed bv the last
eibitnre, committed up,ri any of the
lines of the company. The rail r.yad has
hK offered a reward of t.3,000 for the
arrest and conviction of any iK-rsons
Hi 1. 1. .1 ,n, , n m .... I E ...:.l. it..
......... ... ii, . iin,.- ii,,,,, witii tnir
intent of killin ar.v t.r.n thereon
"
Ci.vmi-ia, Wash , July 13. The lirft
treight train over the Vr.rthern PatiAr
! . , -i . .
.uiiurtcaii uanwav Lnion men, that has
j" here during the past week endeavor-
'K 1 irinuence the crew on the 1'ort
iownseml Southern to go out, b:is left
t"C city.
will .
Cm, j ,
. . .
the Federation of
wui Umt strike
-The conference of
Ijsbor adjouancl at
i 7 al ti.m ...-..: r. , t
. aer riavnig uecidt-o
. fa"-t a genefrai strik
The TM.sif '.4,1, tA
IM8 was endorsed, however, and 1(J.-
0CO ItOted for the defense of his forth.
j cominfi trial. The executive council will !
bold a final Ke-ii,n tomorrow.
j
aa BxaveM BsMasl.
: ... , M " i ,i . , . T, .. J
; ""-na. Mont., Juh 1. -The , real
' r'xl' --o"Inv was robta-d
rl III! It a a If a. S -Si lit II .. . . . . I
. " avaa.( V-rv AAA II' 3 1 aa
east of 1
jf this city, this morning. The money be- !
i lonaed to Cart-v k Co. wholesale eroe.-r.
j Tlu r"bla r overpowered the driv.-r and
pt.red the express wagon.
- - - a.r
1 im
jaiyi... 1 i.e j,ui:iiixii 1 raijea
r :i . .
j action uutil it. ntrular m-titii. tonight
SZJS
s VUIIIII MI t. Illeak;!,. W lilili fia1 . i.!i-rri.l
ty t,, Bj., ,le American Rail av
,Mori SUl ;tctua Iv unanimous in refe...
1 . . - - 1
g such assistance.
Aa Arbitraita
olficiallv
WaaajJURa. Julv 12. It
j stated at the White Hoi
aaas that the nre.
i,l,.nt has t.rr.mial m .n.;n,
1 tration i-,,inn,ian'nn u . . .u j:.-
turlmnces in Cliicago have sutisided so!th,"ir P'P 0,1 in 32 recoods. Albany run j
far as the strikers are retw-n-nble 'tor 1 and did not get their wproer fmmel aa I
them, and ptc restored. This prom-,?S. Albany and t orvaliis should read ;
w . comn.iii T,.r.rin the association rules governing nozzci-. 1
' the j,. .:.;, '
President Cleveland mrt-ie.,1 t,.la.-
. Alter discussing the various features of
, SZJL
i WouU warn lo Oiit and tise Uieir
aw. wait aw vain agu aaaa tiss tneir
- inttm-nee toaartls restoring peace and
order, he Would snrriZ eJnli.n
: . , ,, : r 1 .
iniiueiire t. .w anL. nlnnnj
' . -
as Ihe Ut-turtanc- i:ad tx-a--H-.i
t such an extent as to render a careful the tournament and on the field. Now
thorough, thoughtful investigate -1 r-r.- i Kicker Wan I will give you a little hL--.
'. . tory that will partly explain to you why our
watchword i? anvihing to beat Albany.
a -ii right j Lebanon Fngine Co. Ha. 1 was organized
West iUklaxii, Cal, Julv 12. The 1 Miirch 5. 184. About one mot, th later we
first eonliict in West. Oakland
i.j..
the Strikers himI radio.- reornwl ihniii A
this evening, and the strikers were worst-
etf. .Master Mecltanie Mc Ke-naae starte.1
to clear the track, when :X strikers at-
Hit a score of depute ,
sw tiw.M, iflisl
sheriffs keM then.
then rushed to the railrui.; , vard, where
they encountered Captain Wilson and 30
i 1 -- -. --.
tj.ic-. i nt-re was some nerce raftitirm,
during which the strikers were knocked
right and left lv c!ut in the hand-of
, officers. The m..b tinailv dispensed
.
I t tae . rrwsssra:.
W ahin..ton, duly 12. The etet to the
. I'nited States imttirur down the stride
erai.h bills, tit nut v marshal' rxxv and
. - - - . . " . :
. tne tr.mM-irtat;i,ii
tnin-ia.rtati.Mi ami auintt-nann- of
troop. Tl.e olimate for marshals' pav
in Chicago, abrfie. is from l V.0(Xto
30O.OW. an 1 congress in a few davs will
la- askd toatMtnnriate thi-. as it' is ur-
;
-
TS. S.ltmiil f B
I
Ct i : .o:-. J :.y I'd. avr.-.i-tl s I.a'.i.
ailh aiellag i aH Ilj of 10.000, was!
trow deal this morning at the opening ex-
erases of the international Christian F.n-'
deavor convention. It is estimated 20.-
000 stra.igers an- in the citv. An ad- '
dreat ..f wefcsattie was deliverell bv t;ov-
emur Mt-Kinlev. whose remarks were '
vigorously .ipptandtNt. h the absence
of President t larke, on account of ill-i
nena, Rant Charles F I'illing. of B-wton. !
pt;dt.l.
a SWwardly warmer .
lmesto. July 11. Samuel B Clark, j
engineer: Invate
l.vrne.
Private Lub-
' Iw-rding and filiate Clark.
Such is a correct list of the men w ho
ere UIMO in t he derailment ot the train
two iniies ana a nan tielow mis city thL
afterno..n The wounded are :
iTivate Jiaumler, lujured almnt the
j bead and will pnobaUv die: IVivate Wii-
1 fon left leg seriously lacerated IVivate
Pugan eft arm cut off; Private Klhs.
, inieniau, injure.1.
.V10 derailment of the train has result-
" 're oii.icm nation 01 tne stnkers.
many ot Hanir ariwpwhigera nare deaart -
i l thtMii since the dLtarttlv work, and
oix-nly dtylare that they will be against
I them in the future.
Ai Aa late
I
trrc-.it r-ailcwd
I v .'. io. t rainwi
strike is practically at an end in Cliicago.
j Trains on all roads are moving, paaaaaa-
gvr trains are almost without exception
on time, and irvight t rathe is rapid) v la-
coming regular, ihe Kick lame ot the'jp ahn acct poor
; strike is not only broken, said Agent ; Harrislmrg Lnmber Co . . .
i.Iii,i.i im-iivmiai jiiuiafcis .twcia-
tion. but the Kirklmne
has entirely dis -
' appeared.
Callrr'r Disregarded
OsTJcaao, Jnhr 11. Th
lilt illl'ltat .iTT.sabf
, , , . .
ast night by t ,nmd
sovereign of the
ot the appeal issutl last
Aiasier orKtmin :overvign. ot the
! Knights of laitwr, calling on all Knights
fcsaas.aasa.ls siasii tl... m..S 1 il
.Master Workman
i throughout the country and those in
! svmitathv with them to onit work, and
tiie order issued alout the same time bv
j the representatives ot the allied labor
associations in t uicago, to do likewise.
innot In- crt aim - foreseen. All that
is now deliiiitely known is that the
Knights of labor at all p. .in;.- heard frxtui.
including nearly all the large centers of
potiulatioii in the United States, remain
ed at work today with practical unani
mity. 1 cl 1 llat
Kaa YotuX, Julv 11. The lalvr situa-
tion ia Unchanged here tonight. Kverv-
thing is quiet, and the anneal of SoveY-
eiirn received but little Mii.-,,ti., rW.lv
one meeting ot importance was held
This was at a toilwr l.yeeuui, where ar
rangementB were txmanletorj to hold a
ilenionslrari.nl in Union acjuare Saturday
night.
Mao Thrwaga With t-anla
BatUOTA, Mont., July 11. A Northern
Pacific train from the Fast, which left
St Paul Saturday last, arrived today.
.one ol the railroad men here would go
to work, and it w ill leave for Mifnoula
with the same crew that it came in with.
Ihe train from the West will he in to -
morrow.
wa. ....
Tfctee am. l-asseil
ASHrwrrOrt, July U. Three of the
annual appropriation bills were missetl
hvlhe senate fmhiv nm..ii,-,,lli- v. ,tl...i i
i discussion, and vit"h little more consiuim-
tion of time thiiii that taken bv the clerk i
ha reading them. Thev wero " the diplo-
mafic and consular, the invalid penman !
.,,..1 the, ,;iii.,, i i.:ni mTl
... ,.., , !' .III. Ill, I'lll?. lilt '
pension bill appropriates a round $1"0,-
000,000.
Ur. Price's Cream Bakrag Howdei
Forty Yeara the t
The Strike off and on Again.
Chicago, July 13. President Debs de
clared the strike of the American Railway
Union off at 9:30 a m today. He immedi
ately proceeded to head narten of the
general manager's association nre.umablv
to endeavor to arrange for a return of the
"''J-; '-"hi h'-'j wuo ixime snail uien
Wit l,r th mnln.nn A. ,l.iir.n ..
I to be seemed and thus a great victory ob-
: tained Debs has done just right, as soon as
! I see him 1 shall isiuean order calling off I
; the KnighU of Labor strike. The general!
managers refused to holL-a inference;
1 with Debs
I Later-Managers refuse to accept strik
ttvt, mmmamASab f il... A I .:U- n
w. iiiviiueiuiiiih, ijijt, up.imm mile iiyi
! off.
Several Killed at Sacramento.
Sacuaxksto, lulv 13. 1894. At
1!
I wvlniiati. wr.ln.linn fji, i.f llm in.n I ', ,
' ' ' ,r
tet prevails.
Prendcrgrast flanged.
-iiica';o, JQiy l., iosr. rrenuergraax. ,
; the murderer of Carter Harrison, paid the
InaI,y 7. "t? at 11 :40 cloc,t
today. He di-d game.
THAT4TH OF JULY K ACE.
In answer to an item in an A Ibany paper
Ihe Telescope, the Chief engineer of the
lebinon fire department publish the fol-
, - .u . , . . ....
low,D8 m " Ai mAmt M'
1ai)V paper, copy," we give lt a
D!aiy tu f,ur C(Jlumrl, tt
is pretty bot
Ouff:
; In answer to the above garbage. I will
a' that the Lebanon fire department is not
tLSfJlSfTSSfJtJSt
i "-" -.. . ... -
urunken nremen from Aluanv av mev re-
I oeiveii at our tamla. r were not aske-l to
' tumisn rooms tor urunts or rarniinre u
1 .1 1... -.1..1 1- atw... e
; uira uii, uu. H43 -.fc"i ii .111MU.1 uicuuii
to furnish dance Uckeu free. In regard to
iuS5?that 1 aafad the coatteej
, to g bood honest men and not get Cbas
watts, i tie inree loom were noaes. nea
, and did not Offer to wager money On the
vi . ..t.r i :.,.
s.i t u .i. ,1 .1:
I give Albany time to show them that they-
' had had a levelheaded hos Irreaker and
i pipeman (and if Lebanon's hydrantman feli
down thev would have won first raomv-
1 he sum of it was, Lebanon run trot
Uhann wa the only team that nia accord-
( mg to association rales.
A' "any h:e team Know mat liijy nave a j
' TyTu
withaai trving to steal a prize with the he.p
, - ir e
oae Watu.wbo has figured well in several
: bose team and l.ajehaJl meals. The Leb-
I a a .S 1 a". B .1
amai uau toe urauuiu. atig a.
t w re invited to aiter.d tne innuai f remans
, PlCniC in Al
V . - ? . , -
loe '?,01 w"n a azra . aow am ne uo ii r
, 01 d,d toad our engir-e and hc cart
tnem m a .tvery oarn r Answer.
WetL in tee aftercoon we hau hose races
! t P!. "!H
j a,,-,' on'.
, - . , - , i ....
ij m U UI"iUl. x- lsjer NUU r l-inilU
I :-Tr-- ja" .' '.1 " '
i ,u a "maj wjaaaasmBmaaxyww
D ' aar .aaij-i sata xnai
' A!&anT oeat us 1-20 of a second,
A grievance is claimed to be written by
jl,, order of Alhnr Fire derjartmerit Sow
1 Albany F D do you remember Juiy o. "96? i
isc yon remember tbe excuse you had to
offer because we beat yoa 3lt seconds?
Now in regard to returning eocd for evil,
don't do it. or yoa will be left to hold the
sack. as voo left us one vear after too beat
.... . . . a . . , -
, ' . f"1 " '."
: UCT.T' ot.e .n-r our ooe cart io
D.!1,", the toorraament races m Admy.
" If? that you were afraid that
12 eouU not beat alem 1 20 of a second
I t.e gaspipe frame cjkI the tongue was cut
. almost off with a pipe cutter so that in the
. race i: would break. Weil, it broke, and
... ...
1 guests Albarv t l lartte with it. as we
dei n- get paid for the cart,
Sow if you think that your ham is a
world-beater, what is the matter with run-
ninSf the race over? can raise a purse
any day.
A'bany F I, if yoo want eny more '..is -
tory of your hose teams, send a stamp aad
I will answer.
Albany papers please opy.
Not by order of Lebanon F I .
Allen B. Nn .. aasor.
t. mcf L. F. D.
COINTYCOIRT.
(J N. Imncaa. county jisage; J V. waters I
and J. W. Ptarb, C mints mees. 1
At the adjourned meeting held yesterday
- fiflnaiaa busines. was transacted
Petition .of Mark Curtis et al for bridge
across Moddv creek, cnntiimed.
j PeuUon of M ShKkiefortl aad J N Rice
for vj CnbAraooia. diamisaed.
x0 WXf ia matts of
tile ap,wintment of t M RedSeld as deputv J
i ,.,ntr ,-Wk ami 1 1 Pni u .hsntr .Mnntv !
sheriff. llie matter of an ariroointuient of '
j a .utv recorder was dissmisaed. ' hoe
1 airi"Vt taftT,fe1
MaUeT application of C I tones tor
'aul , tojniing clear Cr?ek in to Santiam.
.Winned
Allowed:
! agtIWltoggS.
C15.00 ,
4.00
3.00
14.00
sua
7500 i
2.00 !
8-0
15.00 !
10.03 ;
9.10
o I.. ,ii. "
- Igleisch A:' Kverett, acvt roads.
Kxamination f J Harrison
! f" tJ Havne noads !
! i s m Winkle aect OH..
.Hku1V Canal V CXO
1 n Xeedham. postage
: P It Kellev. dist attvs fees
ETT Fisher, fees
8.00
4800
itS.OO
38.18
1.00
50.00
137.80
808.98
il.J"
K.0S
. con-
Keiviirinir Maddv bridge
j Ben C Irwin A Co.books printing
j c Uo0lk vj.
W w CirothtaV, refumW
John Jenkins, acct roads
J B Tillotson. bridge Blue Creek
C C Jackson, fees
.1 W Pugh, mileage.etc
J W Waters . as com
Bill of W W Miller. 5 for bounty
tinned.
Adjourned until regu'ar ter.u.
Th-re was a reminder ol
the "palmy
davs'' adout the I'nio.i Pacific wharf
yestardav when the Cslitornia steamer
arrived, hun diet's of people, most'.v ont of
eurioaltv. helm? comr reeated on the dock
' The nas'semrer list wa the lareest that has
bee.i known In years, and besides the
; usual heavy catgls of trel.jht, she carried
i icoo sacks'of mail, nrlncloallv destined to
Eastern cities. Astoiian.
A ( lean Heat
W ho ikes nearly all the washing in Al- .
bany? Why, the Albany Steam Laundry.
Why, becaaae they do first-claj work at i
low prices.
v ho patronises tho hinamen t Im'y a !
very fe-v. lXm't mention it
j Have you seen the new wagon. It's
J modern ilnd holds a stack of clothes. Their j
: big business demands it. Richards Jr.
Phillitu un de it. They know how, as well 1
tis low to do superior washing.
. Tho St0aui Uind0-wivshes for ricii and
j poor tuid does trootl work tor nil alike,
i Try it, try it.
WgllOINO NVITAVlOSla.
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Uoldens
Common every day.
atssff'SMILBV.
M nre til a f r trimming, iu the staple
and new ahatlst, just received at S E
Youog's.
ITCHING SKIN
DISEASES
Are
Instantly
Relieved
And
Speedily
Cured ,
By
Cuticura Remedies
A warm bath wif.i CUTICURA
: cr a r, j . -t - rt,-.; ,ti
! SOAP, and2SingIe appl3tl011 OI
j CUTICURA, the great skirt cure,
i will afford instant relief, permit rest
a!iJ seep atl(l co'tl to a Speedy
,.nrimi 2S rvrmwr rurf of
economical, ana permanen. cure 01
Hit. Ili'Jit. Untiv.M.S, VI ilVHl.l,, JAM IS
in?, bleedir.e, scaly, ard crusted skin
TrjA . !p diseases, after physicians,
hospitals, and ail other methods fail.
Cutkupa WORKS Wonlers, and
its c . es of torturing;, disfiguring,
hum 'hting humors are the most
wonderful ever recorded in this or
any age.
Cimcca BeaatMES art xil -.-rotMrJuutdat-asrH.
Price, Citsccea, sc: So.', jsc: RoLraT, IJt.
Pmu Dare ro Cmck- Oiar.. Sola Prw-. Bcmr.t-
"Afl about tae blood, Sc, rjcaljj, aaa Haar." frts.
niaaPLES, taackaeati, rtii izi !y skia or
rlBl teased and ctued t, Csnccxa. Soar.
7k
MU8CULAR 8TRJUN8, PAIN8
aad weafcaecft, back acae. weak tadejx.
JIM lllll M 111 23kd dMfat
oe ml note by Cm
Pmtn FlMfter.
w
EalfiEHfOBD A t'BAR-
ABorwera a; Laa. Will practice ia all c-crta al the
aula. Sseoal auotiim ci.ea So aillirs fas orokrae
andlot., lectioas. OFFICE lathe f.inn Wiek
W
H!l J.V CI
w
u,rvr at Law -jtd it Cham. 17. CaU
wMiaiiiiw. u
al a naaw - -
fiflO.
M. WBI6BT,
v
attoraey at Ua. ant S aar. Patnac Wii! peexieaSa
ail -r n i of Oi-jai Sr-i. att I jo -itata
-Cv matter, ia rreba. oaBc-:-Sett
4,, t, p.aa- AJhat... oca .
aC
.era! XAticr, I ' ' ..e rr.'iip
il ft.1 rV Tempt, ttbaaj, O
' WHITVIA
Attorney at Law, A'.ban .
a0T.4'VK aPt H
A HUKteaR.
Attjrneys at Law.
Albany, Cregon.
i.. !. i..
HajaWaii to- -ir-? - , v
Far-7 atrarta, AJbwar, orecna.!
Or H E Beers.
Dr U K ' -
PhaBininnn Fill PrffinS
r wwaaw
Sjrcit' a-ev.ion tprin "t d'seaset o
women. Iloo-s 10 to i: A M, J m 4 aad
7 to S P M 0fires and reJdea:e Bit: ru
be rg Cuiiding, First Stree'. bet were Lyon
and Elsacrth.
D
Rti. tlxsirov A DVIa.
satrtattta. OFFICE -Carx
stain.
rla'txa
AhVaat.Cr.
CaJ.s
st, aci
try.
si KKV. M.D.
Fayskasa swi Sa-f- it.
Bswk of Or.guw.
OS .- - Upstairs aeae tars
:
j
1
j f
I
i
. BBS
I ill H E t'a.Bx'aKR
or SLflAST. OKSOOt..
TRANSACT a receciJ Baatioz wstaam
PKAW SIGHT D AFTS aWeSaW Vvrt. San Fr
L'TAS VOXET co tatei-.t-dweurttr.
BXCC TE decuwts sub; ... check.
COLiEtmOXS made a U alCe te
ISTtSEJT oajj ask liecaaa
B
ajK OF ii IO
aero, onrasiw.
. j aexe
.A J JOB
r
Gladstone has
A clear Head
VV'HY? Because he fallows these
rules: -Kexp -.h .- head cool, the tert
trarm. and thi boarrls open." You
can have a clear head and live to be
ninety if you do the same thins;.
When the bowels fail to more dur
ing the day take on retiring two
Smith's Smvli Bite Beans. Tb-ir
cction is so mild that you are sot
aware of it. All day your mind wiH
be clear ax... --00L "Not a gripe u: a
barrel of them." Ask for smalt site.
Tsdao uc suhstirute lor SMITH'S
Bile
Beans !
C C rs V astkd on Salary and Comtni tsion
rTHE ONLY AUTHORIZED
,3fapufofJMSG.BUm
By Gail Hamilton", his literary executor.
with the co-operation of I ia family, and for
Mr. Hlamea Complete Works, ' Twfnt
Years or Coxgrbss," aad his later book,
"Political Disccsssioss." One prospectus
for these S BKsrr SKLLlSi; bsooka in the nir-
ket. A K P Jordan of Me.. took 112 orders
from first 110 calls; agent's profit 1J0.
Mrs Ballard of O. look 15 orders, 13 eal
Kuasia, in 1 day; profit $26.25. K N Rice
of Mats, took 27 orders in 2 data: profit
$47.25. J PaUidge of Me. took 43 order
from 36 ealtt; profit $75.25. K A Palmer
'N. Dak. toot 53 orders in 3 day a; p.'oti
IS.25. KXfLCS'.Vg TaERTTOBY given. I
.jwish to make LARGE MOVtVar-.t
. ntd iately for terms to
i tHvtr Bill Pub. Co. ,Xorviifh.Conii
riwUi'iafi
mL-aamBamE i atmai
COPYRIGHTS.
OA1J I OBTAIN A PATKHTT For a
'iic5Su. ,vatesta and bow to obt
""fifXA'ao a catalogue ot mecoaA.
sotJi tad tatSBfi books sent traa.
Patent, taken through Moan A Co. iSasarra
fgua tVVt" meriewTan
f? brcaaght wktoty before the public wita
oot east to th Inrsntor. This sDleratid
euewanti, uraatratso. Baa by tar tbsv
sstttassm wora ta tan
th-
sra luvuauuu oi an
Uful plates, in colors, and PlKjtcarranha of saw
nouses, witn plans, oust Una oulMare to snow
AOCLTCtM
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