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UNION PARTY OBGJNIZSS.
I . ... Keitd a Hutch
J
. .,.!s!l lili'l ."Hilly
h i
Wi-re
Tlie Amount of Tumble Property
r.iob.
lit
r'"r the limt lime in ihe history of
0
v..
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Oi-rjr
Ml
It.,..
;, full"!"
. til "I
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" , ..... ...... I ' v-ounty, Clerk Jenning h. com-
. I u I. .ii - - --
; nil III V. ll' I.
,V m fi'W At-rt.M
Laving bultt H ll'
, .. .1, II ""l hi '
,f il.t '""" i"" "1""
ii ml
NGCC;
.u,,!! ( I r.irlluml, wi i.g
t jil,rnnMl Sunday
, forncilv """ ,,f
MIl,.ll. IlllOI.Cr.
, ,. -iiimu" WedesiUy.
........... I frl..,.l,l
gf Divide, va seen mi
Wolins'Iuy Btiei noun.
.. t. Ill I La
nun i ii ji "
i - ... .Ii ....
.. 1.11 MM i-"'niiiir,
jj,. l.m many f I'"11 'ltr,i
Iim "
Liiii.llv retried thi-l !r
'L mid It A UxHh. presl-
LlinKiT of HS ' u
;jul I'"-! '"ve n '' ut
,ii Ii flue. h theill IU eolitrol f
jiii.rri.tn formerly cou-
j I J.iiiei t'ii- cny, i ne
nv olid business uieii or
A, able ilinri.cu-r, niwuc
diibted. liroveltes me
Iratlllalcd.
AjLir, the long known knight
k J i.f Kd'elie, passed through
tl.iV llil f,,r h""ie. He,
j.iirof noted Binj;T!, enter
ptf.ic-iitnto lit tlif Uoswell file
.III u.l I.U I
...o m-v BSM-rH'iuie proerty iu
each city ami school district iu Lane
o unity. Tin following It the result;
HI IK.
K"k'ene ... l1.'.0:.!iil(i
Cottage drove .1253
Junction City m
.VI, 29.
" .;;!!
i7.li. 5
Springfield
Lemail
Kl"n we.
Will HI. is Khu.
0.,
WHL'NT.
67,: 35
47.1) 0
9,070
1.011,572
. 14,730
. .'.!,! To
47.895
.. 28,495
. :ii;,i 0 it
. 22,08:
. 42,25.1
. M.U-'ii
t',S.'J7
. (il.UTl
7.:;io
, I7.:;;r,
. 6:,i.;i
. lui.oii
:i.7'.i!
frrtl"' ioiiiti
,. hi.i. i.r i oit
friiiiiN f He
I ill II, e iv
Ui ti m ih hit II tlikilic (lie
Irtln' roiuth li'i-ri'ulln'i
iighis I'litinty.
eiiry Duy will
I'ort 1 luti lie I-
; nil ut I f'Ai.tt: (iliive.
b Hi J in tnn C'T li'liiii"
t-iy, arriving Ml (lie Iih-iiI.
j ; Mri Vnrlici'H tliiuk mniif of
!,'l,U'.Vi In : lie neur future.
iiii'i li I'T okiil' time lius
frii'iiiK in Culiloriiiit, Iiuh
iuml lr. i lui iy.
ulp, tin' tmit'otiiil u li?l of t tie
r. In,-, l i n iii t lie- iM'iiutry,
1 1 the fnllnwiu tl.iy, Wi(luen-
,r ,!l tin' .-uiii-i Xtmvu(;iii ce U U
:.'e i,ini; the kic'liig hil"'I tu the
riillebirul lirure Va-liinit(n
Aiirlmii imlt'ii.-iiiloiu'e. Willi
rail, niniicy Ki.vetslli'ie to the
ipS our city, l'i k.v tuitli-
. fjlhe tin'!) mIio Iiiivo eiit
-vfr.rly, 1111, 1 lint nil jiulii Huiily i
..-I'liviin; )ihh time nylit hi're In
fciliiily. CnuiiteuiilR'ts of lillsl-
ii:(li nit' iiiM) ii'i il u illi 1 .,U'siiiiH
i4 I.oti' iu:iy t lie elihiiig (iili'of
r kiTp uoiiijr out till at li.Kt
ill linvc luirni"! to livu v illiln
me iiinl a htiuiulutiiiL' uuve
i.Ji, Mirninui ting the iI, 'Icm-
1 inllie ini'k.s of ili'Koiilru't'r w hieli
r,,!ii.tri'ilih ti eiti.i-ii have heen
i-Aiig, ImikiuK forU'iter lim. H.
I.IMIA, 1'nllMlliu 1 111 1 out j our
idli-t, Hint it H g!itiii; rkll-
1 rav uiuke luiiy the moi' unfor.
KoiuiET Mk Not.
BfKKNZIK HKKKIKS.
avklMrnes iu liitnlanort
f'almrir. in JliicH Krom
Kiigeiie,
ut
froii' wlio eonttni,lato titking
,'utnl bluekberry trii triethrr
f '4illteri'.sUd iu U,e luf iiirttl II
yhm liitiliiy wrl'e ui from
- X links ubnve l'ut-ne on
''iCani.ic.
J!r iitvliey wiit.'.H Hal o(Hi berry
am llml more berrit-M i i lliut
, fr tlie next 1) or in !nyn,
) fun pick. Lnrire (lUnntitlrs
ii t'i winie every tl:tv. There
11 niit nunpiiiK phu emil ,tu: the
"1 lili'l i a good opportunity
ilirifty liouitewife to ennbine
e wili prollt iu bollKiiK the
' ild blackberry.
f licin Kiraiiguliitlon.
H
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10 w
II
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II
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;
17
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in
I- I1I.04')
GI..110
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22.0
31 SU7
:i,!4
HUio
11,310
io.-iis
37
1J.J.I-1
.Ml. 1 l-i
l:.22
.2i()l
Z7.732
12,410
l:i,!'4.t
iil.T.I'i
14S,,V.
ti- ii'r
, iO
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17.!9"i
4,700
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(ii.8.",5
60.SS.1
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fl.04.-.
14,I'4D
7.0. !i
0,0,'SO
(1,110
8 4V)
10.515
13,!20
14,110
lMii.10
14,i(K)
0,97-5
14,87fl
8,405
8,0M
H.MI0
32,535
77. 11,130
:s is.mjo
70 15.MI
Kit H.SI0
23
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31
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40
41
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4.1
44
45
40
47
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4.1
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51
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.51
51
55
.50
57
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59
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70
71
72
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74
75 ,
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127 .
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129...
130 .
131
132
133..
131
135...
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137...
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I.VI .
ii
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19,735
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17.035
15.'.V,7
21,010
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3l',,(,'5
r.js'
1,J',U
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tiW IVllKlliltOi' h'lt'l.li'J to l':inv
in III'1 Wuik in Line
iVuiilv.
Iu lory of A in, 1 : , ;i : 1 1 . '. 1 L 1 . - 1,11, 1 : .11,1 III j u. rt M ,.! to the L of eold
p "m!ly in l)ri,Mi, :,i,il ilii nihkin iik nloue hi primary tuoney, Tlie uaU
pit-,-. We u,e ilt-tiri; the i:riinili'.t w ln flint rely fought for Miti'hell aid
t'..ttle f..r l.uiii.i'U' M-.iv the ui'i'lunui ndver In-l ar rariUd theday al lb
"f Mlawiy. I i ti iw.' il:i ,..itir!i priuiiirim and in the rouveutloii. After
1,'ii's of ih'!iliiiK:ltin;i vre ohllti ru'.r I. : Voting dnu u the Pulpll ruiolulloll
The iimii, i, ivj,ii,io iii, deinoriiil, I'n-e tln-y loiiud IheuiH'lve repreneuled by
"ili-r, uliii,-, ut iv ini'i, I in 1-,'iiiiiii'ti ' : n,i drliKiition iu the national ivu
iMitH' It .i iii.m;i ui d. Minion, iiml veniioii. They have ait J ut iaue for
ii'ii"U wmi, m.h il will ;if uh, m,r iMiiiplumt ni if, Iu llliuoia Iu lsoO they
thv i.ii.T i, I .ill I, ni. , ,l..n!i mi, I ii i l vo, .1 down a rt-Mliilloii to xteud
t It.-
,1.
i:i s t u rn .
ll. 1 II I.l I I I I li ,i
37,;Oi
17,415
17,515
1S.K.
A Mlll.K A I I KMlAXCK.
Tin- lii.'i-tin,
IliHIi! in Knj.
feinbk-,1 :il the
iai.nl at the eniirt
le tlii afternoon
uppoinii'd hour willi a
I'iie iilirr icpu: liiini- t'rlirvr lln-y
aii' n'lit i.n.l ,,m;-i-Uui ami invvMi
mitmiiwill hlinw tlniii to b" ni tin
n.osi p:r rioiie men iu ( 'i noii. (hit of
21.45; goi'dly uuiiilvi- of (in. representative ,t'"el.);:iu-. to the Allien.' .It fit v. r
don men of i he v:ni u (nHie who desired ""'Vt'"1""1 s' I "ins. Is; ,, ran ml
1.45m , to form a r..i, iu party to work In the 'lll,"''s '" ' he union tu my . 1 hey be
IS,!iilj ititeri-l , f ih,. I.iinetalli,. nieimuro llt '" Vl" "e tai-. mid ll,i i.hiuld W
(I 0 1 ttil'l otlu I' i. fotin in, a-ure nfterw Hr.ls, r,,speeled at home mi. I nhioiid mid
l,s,5 It :n . , i.i , by Moil J (' SteVell. ll':,t "'" fou-ver over
7,370 ""ii, l.o .'..II,. I ih,, a eiubly to order, : ( ""' I uiuili l-lnli.l
HJ5 slated that he tenretted the crowd was : wl,ether it mil the miar I riii-t or not.
I, -Jo U 'I laii r, y-.-I the court room u a ! ,ur r""''" "'' made up of nieti who
-.T'.ii We'l till, dl an 1 e .lh I f,,r the selection i ""l"r''Hy nd In-tineluely hate tiu-ts,
' . of a el in. inn i. : syndlcatm and corruption. 1'hev Ik-
:., M'i
1:1.110V
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I.-'5
s.:tr"
IINI
111,1
New Com nimuler (t. a. I;
On motion lit II lia'serof WalU'i
Vi:ie, Mr Stev. ti-.Mi, a nilver republl
c in, was e!,-e!e.l :i:i I Attorney II D
Nor, on 101, selected f,.r ll.e position of
e.ret.iiy.
In his op-i.in 10111:11 k the chair,
liiatl stated that fu ll! time niilieinoriul
pi-ople o, Ine s ou,. Mieial reliitiotla or
pol Ileal VI. -, s mill
t (-1-II.. T f.-r the belteriil'.-lit
lieve Ihe kjtasp of ih-se i:ii;atilie in
lluein'eo 1 our slate and national lei;
islattitcs 11. tio i n broken if fue nov
el inn. lit t-lnill en, lure. They believe
iu justice tii all elements and sections
and lliut uiiiiiial all bustles and ap
petite, known as the .vilem Ii,k, is not
amoiii; them. In the ranks ot thesil
h'Ui f had formed yrr replHilicuint are ouinl some of the
r ii,.,:r 1 pnresl mi l I,, st mi 11 111 the still.-. The
condition 1111 1 thel'jvther.in.v of their t,,r (" K"" I-'1"'"'" 'lictois ali.e
ii uvi ry, only to (1 ml (heuiMilvea placed
oil a pro-klavrry plntfuiui. The n-pub.
h.' iu plat form of the future will be for
h' .1,1m cause he Hihaldi.cd and hyp
iieii 'i-il umnngns ot (he party w ill not
mvile Minere biliietalilH to take part
ill tin primaries. The gold trust will
l e put in the saddle of the grand eld
pi.tty mid Ihe two will ride together
; In lin n death, b.einisii the gold lrut
1 niiiht die, as It is the father and moth
er mid uncle and graiidmotlier ef all
j the brood of trusts that are eruxhiug
1 lie life out of th common jopI.
WHAT K 1'KMANP.
While goldlte ale lighting ailver,
we are not lighting the iimi of gold a
money. Silver republican demand
I In use of gold, all ver and aper, all
issued by (he government and full
l;nl lender for all tlrblt publlo and
p uate, all Inlerohaugrabla and no
kind of money granted any ieeial
privilege or rujnlrlng redemption in
some other kind ol money, which
tortus mi endless chain to enate a
privileged class more poweiful than
the iiovfriinif nt Itself. The golditea
ih maud contraction while we demand
belief. He nad lii iu .. platform
adopt. -I a' the recent state n-cinbly at
Alliiny, which w:,s mid,, up , (l
l-oilimitle, e,iisi-iu,r of three front Urn
ally and silver
republican, for the puiprw,. efellect
itt Iheorniiiatioii o a I'liioii patty.
Car y K .Murtin writes to this week's
Slate Journal as follows:
"The new commander of the Oram!
Army of the Kciublie iu Oiocnii, Hon
1'iank Kelsiier, of Kum'H '. is one of I democrats, peoj
those ipiiet, earnest, honest, p iiiistnk
ing men not very frcoiientlv found
and w hen found too fieoii.-ntly 1,01 ! w iio.-e pr.i:ciple shall niaiulv consist
stilllcienlly ai irecinted by most pens of t he bimetallic stndiiur.l, mid for re
pie. We are all too apt to ta:ie up n ith ' fori" In'e. county and Tiiuioipal
men w ho make a jjreat display and ! Kve: tinient.
much fuss and feti'hers but have Mule j Mr I'.ilyeii olh red (he follow iug res
reai Inward worth. Mr Keisner is (lie j wb.tioii, which was uiiiinininusly
e tiiiiionest man in On gnu and amoiii: ! ptd.
all my uciii.liiluiicts I hniilly know of , "Kks.h.vkI', I'.y this u,Us eonven
a loan who avoids 'display' 111 d empty , 'i'"1 aosemblnl, tln.t we adopt the
show u well as he does, lie hi a inaii 1 declaration of principhs and phut of
from the ground up mid ha many I ''ruani it ion prtsented and reeoin
lints .tiiod calmly iu the fine ,"f j no'io!' d by Ihesilvir convention held
blinding storm of shot and shell. Ta k ' 111 Alhnity, Ji i IstiT. '
about 'rational I101101 !' s-'ueh men as I'ollow in;- ibis ihe plan m.d idea of
Keislier know what defelldili,' the 11:1- , olgaliiation win pretty lliorollghly
lion means. I think he is neat ly sixty idi-eii-red by Mich men, prominent in
year old, rather heavy man, live f,.( t 1 the siivcr ranks of Kane county, as L
ten inches lull, witii tegular tarntst Hilyeu. il. inoeiat, (' II linker, i-ilver
features and rather Inavy mustache "'publican, J I' A-iih. p-opl,. party,
now whiteniugn little. A very ip.tii t, ' M J Hillns, silvir iepuhll,'uii.
sober, tamest limn. A t-.iemher of j 1 he cliaiiiiian then nunounctd the
uihliy secret societies and a most iltli-j 111 xt "''"K w'e.s Ihe selection of an
gent mid reipi-ctid brother in all f: executive connniilte of three mid a
them. The (1 A K mi 11 could itui , M ' " t:"'. ij'ine a Ii tlu ilihCiis.ioii
w as had 11 dative In the reliction cf the
last fall wcroMlv.r n publican. uud ! eipansion of lite cui reney to meet the
M..
t'i.
S3.,
81.
7,i40
ii,s.vi
1.1 G70
8.840
S."i 30,745
ni,S52
5S,i4.5
10,(17 1
.5,520
S.215
3,430
11,715
Ml
S7....
89....
00...
91 ....
92
'''lug lieview: Lehl'id the
'arold son of Mr and Mr Lee
F'Klit died Widuesdav uioiiiiin
jfiuiiily home near this city.
attending clrcuuistanei n wire
I'itiful und unusual, showing
f 's the unexpected that ho t fun
'. The child waeeatini; bread
fl'irtielca lodgi'diuthe windpipe.
f'Tts f.ir relief U-er nimviiillinr. I
Ju Very few minutes the at niggles ! 10?
und 11, 1. ..1..1.. 1 10o
.j ... iii-.pic.sa parrot enu
f! "tie pass away, and the child
time before Iu ro-y li. alth
; "itotheiu forever.
'".Slackey wu hurriedly eet.t for
child wa dead before In ur
(13 i.1,795
1,14 9,905
!.,5.!! 5,995
90 10.810
!i: 32,291
9S......... 10,4 10
99 .
lOn..
lOt .
102..
103..
r-'-snrj- Wll
child wa
'?U: It.L.-Co
P"i...
107...
MS...
M9..
110...
111...
112
200
4,875
15,(50
2.455
4,2iH)
2.950
7,245
15,38
00
i.5.::5
1,053
r,,C75
21.511.5
have found a more houoral'le, ellii i, nt
atidalt ogether woilhy man to put ut ; l'x enlive committee, the nitiatum
the head of their order. I heir captain j ' ' 'iinliiln'i s, 1 te.
. . . . ii.. .....ii.,,. ,1... r..n....
iiowlsa plain, nrave man 1 1 net 11 a 1 , ." ' "" """K mni uu
in .wird worth." 1 '"'iiiinnti d i'.y position mi the cxecii-
. , I live cuimiitte: T M Wilkins, hilverj
1 n publican; 11 1) Norton, democrat;
John V Jenkins; people party; A S
j Patterson, p 'oph parly; V II linker,
milver lepuhhcaii; the latter 1 ot allow.
iny Ins name to go before the confer
! eiice however. The first four were
, selected for the executive committee,
! II I) Nofb n o act 11s secretary.
l'he eln.iiiiiaii appointed J 1) Mat.
; lock, J (' Kh-hnrdsoii und A H Patter
I sou to solicit fund to meet Ihe
I necessary expense of the meeting,
j S.iiue ili-etission wa had over the
duty of the executive committee rela
j t ve to the appointment of precinct
committeemen.
This as followed by the hut being
passed, a neat sum being nvcured.
' " I Mr. K. Holer, silver republican elec-
l.ANK Coi'NTY I'K.vi lilts. -J 1 1 (,,; on the llrvuit lid Watson ticket.
Slevcusou today marketed sevi n 1 1 wus introduced and spoke on their be
boxee of rle peaches fioni his orchard j mu'. a second rational c 11 vent ion
near this city, ami Dr Mct'ornaek will, had been In Id in Chicago und unhss
have a numb r of boxes Mond i.v. 1 n people's union could be formed in the
Ouly au Average leid.
Today a (il'AKo reprca'-nlative in
terviewed a number of the hop groweis
of Lane county.
Il seem to I the geueru! sentiment
that the yield of hop would only be
au a wage one Instead of a large yield
a estimated some time since.
The extraordinary dry weather in
May and the myriad of lice now 011
the vine Is given as the cause of (he
expected decrease.
Many of ttie growers w ere of the
opinion that Lane county would not
harvest it, many bales a it did Inst
year.
I voted for I try tin. I. am county tf-vi-r
I sent men to the hgisl 11 me who iiin.le
j cleaner record than lb us C H I'. il.ei
u'td M J llillei;as. Yo 1 did not have
to send a vhaperoiie a.ong to ki ep
i them Irotti straying out of virtue's
'paths. No better linn: ,,r more faith'
fill stale olVn ial ever lilled 11 state
I olllce than Hon llaitis n K Kiucaid.
A man Hot all. 'iid loeiitorcn the law
with eiptal justice on nl alike, not t veil
excepting the gnvernoi ol the suireine
court Itself. The peoph- made a mi,
take w hen they reiirtd those true and
tried legislator, and w ill itciko a mis
take if they n ine Kit cniit from his
present place of great usefulness.
'1 ill: n li liK ri.oM'i ri.
The politician is asking himself,
what will the republi an stale conven
tion do on the money question in
order lo win i.l the next election','
Men actuated by priin ip e rather than
by partisan cotisideiati .l lire asking:
What Is my duty .' What I honorable
and consistent w ith my con viet'ons?
If I am not for the gold standard shull
I be Indued to in -t directly or in
directly ill the Itltelcst of the gold
standard combination.' l'.ich must
answer for himself. T n people want
economy and hone! 1 state uud
county all lits xpeit itliirc cut dinvn
to Hid ability of tie people io pay.
B it ns 11 matter of practical otitic
the money ipnstioii is In the 1'ionl uud
I no man or party can ivade II. We
I must tuke a stand for the '-outiiitiatloit
of the gold Miiiitlaid slaveiy or we
niilot cast our entile siring. Ii mid in
llurnce ngaitist it.
THE NKXTSIAIK (IN K.VI ION
Oftho republii'in party of Oregon
will not evade the linancinl iasue. It
limy indulge In the historical straddle
and adopt a plutfoim for luteriiatioiial
binittalisin, drawn by Heiiutor Wol
colt, of Kuglaml, ex Seiititor Mitchell,
of France, and embused by Mark
llaiiua of I'alestiiie a leady m ol.'.Ku
ropeali liaiid-liiH ilow 11 liiiaiiclal policy.
.Silver republican w ill be Invited to go
into the primaries and lend respect f
bility to juggler and trickster who are
ready to lake ellliel' side or straddle, so
long a they ride into power or are
enabled to hold an olllce. We may
say that we tire lit sympathy with the
republican party on moi t (juestloim
except 11 1111 nee, and on that paramount
1 liese peacne 111 11 ivoratui coimuion unug slate election, tin In tie veil a
are much superior to the Niulhcru state organisation of ihe Independent I iue we difler essenliiilly mid rad-
1.. .. 1 .... 1 ,. . .. . ... . .1 , 1 . . , 1 . . . .
ureguti proouci mm jicju.-i u- . .mei 1e.u1 i.imei n-i w (mid ue car 11 u j icaily. lltuliolieil una fllieeni gold
A few year ago It was thought that ; iu e.e h state and u tiekit jmt In the Man. lard republican w ill admit that he
Lane cmiiity could not raise peaciu-, ! i,.d 111 every eouiily in the Blate. W e 1 is uarcly 011 the platform of the
but the orchardists around J.ugeite are cuitem! f .r prin.-ipb s.sild the jMaker, ' Cleveland-( nrlislo u itioual demo.
now raising more than el. otuh to sup- 1 we war not on individuals or men. i crath: parly ami th.it ,1 wn lit') gold
ply the local demand. This shows j Animated by a patriotic put pose mid . demoeiutlu vote that carried Oregon
what proper enterprise will do. Our consistently adv culiiijr what we . f,,r McKin ey. A new -piper Inn been
ritizens should patronl.e our local or- i,.Ve to be a good can', we ahall not istublihel In this shite lo pnicltilm
chardlstsatidglvellieinthepreterei.ee. be swerved aside by party patronage , ti,e formal union of Hi.. Cleveland re.
- - or hope of olllce. Our labor to the publicans mid the Mel. inley demoeiat I though It is loo eatly to estimate the
full extent of our mean and our vote J iu the next state election. K.lver m- amount of damage likely to result
need of a growing 1 vlllntlou. Weare
not opposed to lui, rnatloiial bimetal
Ism, but prefer an li dt Mldelit Allierl
cin liiiaiiclal policy, iust a we prefer
an American IralTl, pulley.
IN com I.l SION.
We have the gold -tandard, we know
what il means; wej idge the fit I tire by
what 11 1 doing for u now. Our
ritiv are declining, business building
empty, shrrlfl'k sabs numerous, pio
ilucl low, prolltM small, taxi and
Intercut high, merchant cannot pay
rent, sale falling olT, factories caiiuol
run, because a McKluley say, "you
can't sell utiles there I some one to
buy," and It the labor of the unem
ployed were put up at auction ami sold
to Ihe highest bidder II wouldn't
bring enough to buy each man a Cleve
land badge or a ticket (o the great
prosperity circus, of which McKluley
I the advance agent.
In two-third of the counties of this
stale the people are asklnv 'ollcf from
high (axes ami maladiniii.. trillion. In
these counties the silver ieople are la
the iniijorlty, and this relief ran only
be secured through a union of forces,
which it Is our Imperative duly to
Ktve them. Nevir was a common
wilih In such need of wise action by
would he-leailei of the people. There
1 not room In Oregon lor three silver
p irtie. if we expert lo give the peo
ple that protection against bad govern
ment, which It Is the duly of those
opposed to (he present paily In power
to neon 1 e (o the people On the ether
hand there I not room Iu Oiegon for a
union party that I not a people's par
ty of the strictest Jellersouian type. A
union party to succeed must bo p.
guaranty, in the character of the men
It puis lo the front, of a better order of
things, or the people will prefer task
master! with whose lash their backs
arc already familiar.
Hop.
The Oswego, NY, Republican says:
"Torre have beeu 110 sales of hops this
week so fur as we can learn. The re
ports from growers throughout the
county Indicate without exception a
lurgely reduced crop this year."
Hi 'i il.arle, N V, Republican, July
4th: ' Willi the most favorable weath
er from now uutil July loth to 15th,
when the hop Invariably goes Into
'blow' It will lie ltnsisible to develop
the largo arms and ihe small f lull arms
sufllclviitly to yield more Ihan-hnlf to
four-llfths of last, year's yield. If the
cool weather continues there will be
slill lo.s. These condition prevail In
every part of f-tuholiarle, and we bo-
lieve that the tan e may bo aald of
Otsego, Madison and Oneida counties.
The presence of Ilea is also noted,
Only a Kimok--Condon (ilobe:
"It litis b'.en reported here that hy a
surgical operation, removing a broken
bone from against the 01 fc nerve,
shall be directed to si-curing the dowu-, publican ar s the only republican,
full of the gold monopoly system of , -pllt.y m-,,,, by the pilnciples enuiicia
llin.iice. That is Ic ldin our country ted by Lincoln, (iutll Id, llliiine and
Johnny Ke-ney has had his eyesight " " I"'"l'"' paraiymu,' gru-p 111 , McKinley .beMu ho v.uh .Maik Hati-
restor.U to him In Lane county, if pn -cut and planning to fn-teti it ten-j nai.j. , They alone ure consistent
thii'ls true, it is indeed a (jlod-send t 8 fur ll,u , with the history and tradition of their
him" and all of his acquaintance will 1 11 k in ion l'.i 111 v. party. Iftlio next lepublican Hlutc
K!ory with bint In his g-.od fortune. f lniot, party cllllIlot ; convention declare for the gold stand
He hns been blind since ne -au iwo ,,nV t. ,,.,., ,t,.,i,!t. t .,lver republicans
years old, cau i ny a nor-e an hing We can 110 more be ex peeled to become
ard and hoists the llu; of hospitality
lo the greeribnch, national treasury
him in the nice,
rumor, so we are
Keeliey is still i.liinl.
I m is only a
informed. Mr
therefrom. Crop prospects have uU
ready affected the price of old hops,
very few of which are In growers
hands. A party who Is holding a flue
crop of "M says that he lias been
ottered an advauco of 0110 cent the past
week."
Km it Ilo.XKH. The Eugene Mill it
Luuiliering Co Is engaged turning out
populists or det.ioc.a's thuii member hilv,'r ,( l;li''' fruit b xe. for picking. Two sl.es are
UiKH. At the home of his m.itnor,
Mr Viola l'eters, iu Cohurg, Lane
f,i. ,1,,.. ,.., (.,.,.,'tf,l tn I. cms. Me,,,, eourse win m oj.ettiy ,lludc. i and 00 pounds resoectlvely
come republiea.is. It "1 not poibie 1 "mlu w U"f K"M ll''"""''"1 The boxes are made wllh fir ends and
tor.formold imlil;..! parties. Ljke "ppose a gold union purty ituii t a eusoned balm bottoms so they will b
enrporutioiis, they are not po-ssed fo
orvalll Times: In rj-
1 ,Jf i" a telegram, received yester-Itt"'r"i"-r.
coiilaining the Intelli
? t!iat L!n Oerhard was suddenly
nte ill at Junction City, hi j 117
, ,?,r, ' A i-rbnl, of this city im- , US
'tey wvt tle Lpjj,. f p,
"""'i It Is not known what
'' oftheillu.M.
-V ' county, Oregon, on Thursday eveni t g
"--'-.0 July 1st, Ist'7, of Hrlghl' ilis.-ui., after
11,1 " a liiu-erimt illness, I toy 1'tter. aged 17
114
115
110
-I,ljl) . Hl'Se....
4 250 yta s
I1
120.
121.
Thedeceised leave a mot her,
-pj l o urotni ra tini in.... .
h 415 -f 'end to mourn hi departure. I in;
.' 7,-1 fjneral services were conducted ut th
'H q hiuse by Itev Matliew. of Cbuig,
i'l7i) and 'he reriiiitis were layed to .-est in
o'gj.-,: the IOOF cemetery of that pl-".
a m ,ral nature and pion-ed to dis
solu'ioti along the lin i f the charac
ter stamped upon II em i.i their incep
tion. Lut animu'.eil by principle,
guided by high handed and patriotic
, ad- r-ip, it i- I'Oible 1 1 form a new
putty aright. Ml. or ri publicans are
not co"ceni:'d about the various fuc-
nimuiuiiM: union, .-silver ret.uiiiicana j K)t u ,M1-Hilde. They are worklliu;
w iuld welcome such a cotitesi of piiu-l or,jers aggregating 8000 boxes,
ctpal foti. bt openly, a dull honorable I boxes are neat and dirable and
men would welcome an event thai L,ist hut little, It any more than the
would plac; Oregon politic above ll.e , uiaterltil would cost the grower If he
low piun't 01 i.ii-ii wiiacKing una ,ade them hllii-w'f.
tie icl.ery to which It has of late fallen, i
v ha I
The real le
H I I.l.
der 1
r.i: imink.
f ihe r-l'tlblieiill
lions of 1 he repun.M an, democratic and party In Or gnu, intend to put Ihe pir-
pt op!.- p irt.ws. We n al 1.1 (list thl ty on a gold stainlnrd plutfoim, i.l-1-
a critical uu 1 . ouo'i,' time In the lhaugh the gnat innj iriiy of the ruLk
Iiikd At (li-orge Ilushuell's, near
Irving June 9, 1897, of consumption,
Mr Bessie liris'ow, aged about f.O
y 1 tos. t-he died quite suddenly hav
. . .. . 1.1- .. .
j I g ijteu up attu arouuu tue uay ueiore.
about t i . -.v.'i k.