The Dalles Dally Chronicle. The only Republican Daily Newtpapti on naico bounty. COUNTY OFFICIAL County Judge Robt. Maris BheriQ.. Clerk Treasurer Commissioners Assessor , Burvovor Bu,wnntenlcnt of Public echools, Coroner ....T. J. Driver ....A M. Kelnav ...0. U Phillips i a. s. a lowers 8. Klmscv . W. II. Whipple .T. H.iiolt ..C. U (lllbcrt ,. V. H. But Weekl.r Clubblnc Kates. Chronicle anil Oreponian $2 2, Chronicle ntul Examiner 2 Chronicle ami Inter Ocean 1.S3 Chronicle and Tribune 1 Chronicle and N. Y. World 2 00 THURSDAY - FEBRUARY 17, 1S9S THE XATIOS'S ANCHOR. It is a forttinnte thine for the country that it has at least three days sacred to patriotism.. It has always had the Fourth of July, it lias long had Washington's birthday and now it has Lincoln's birthday In bringing Lincoln dav to the front the Marquette Club of Chicago de serves esnecial credit. No doubt it would have come anyway, but it was hastened and emphasized bv this club. Among those who addressed the Marquette Club and its guests at the banquet of Saturday night was Jus ttce Brewer of the supreme court of the United States. This great jurist was little known outside the state ot Kansas when President Harrison placed him on the supreme bench. His reputation was professional. His judicial opin ions were from the first of a quality to command the high esteem of the American bar. Another Story, if not Marshall, had come to interpret and apply the laws of the nation, or ganic and statutory. His first re sponse to a toast after his appoint ment was a remarkable success trom the usual standpoint of post prandial wit. But his address of Saturday ni"ht was on a higher plane of thought. It was an elaborate discus sion, so eloquent that from first to last it riveted attention. It was the sensation of the evening. Every body knew that ex-President Harri son would make a very able and ap propriate speech, but Justice Brewer was a comnaritive stranger. He spoke on "The Nation's Anchor." The preliminary touches on Chi cago had the deftness of a master in the high art of local pleasantry, strengthened with broad ideas. Pass ing from the cosmopoliton character of Chicago and the country at large, he came to his especial subject. The cardinal difference between the con stitutions of the two great English speaking nations, from the stand point of stability, was pointed out. Each is a nation of popular govern ment. The monarchy is not a barrier in England against the rule of the people. The British anchor against n sudden ami dangerous tidal wave of public opinion is the house of lords; the national anchor of Amer ica is the supreme court. Each state, no less than the United States, has its anchor. No rush and fury of popular sentiment can break its hawser or sweep it from its moor ings. There Is absolutely no limit to the statutory authority of an act of par liament. The courts of Great Bri tain have no pover of restraint, only of interpretation and application. With us to every enactment must be applied by the court the test, is it constitutional? 'An unrestricted and absolute legislative freedom," observes this great jurist, "would certainly sweep on to despotism the mob, whose do potiera is always followed by the man on horseback." This is one of the great fundamentals of history. The eloquent judge did not hesitate to outer protest against the latest shibboleth of the demagogue, "Gov ernment by injunction." Bight hero we quote this salient passage trom the address: I am as much opposed to govern ment by judges ns any man, They are no more qualified to exercise the functions of government than the clcry, and a theocratic government was long since proved a failure. But the writ injunction ts not an act of legislation. It creates no new law. It" only enforces rights which the constitution and the law have there tofore declared sacred. It is as old as the struggle of the English speak ing people for liberty, and it has been used to protect and not to gov ern. Nothing could be more pertinent to the current thought of the day. It rises above party lines and strikes deeper than the profoundest thought of more politics. It combines phil osophy and statesmanship adjusted to the especial peril of the period. It is because the American people ha ve this anchor of courts bound to measure every statute by the con stitution that our government stable and the future of the republic secure. Taking the Medicine. The Shakers of Mount Lebanon, a community of simple, honest, God-fear ins: men and women, have prepared the Shaker Digestive Cordial for many yeara, and it is always the same, pimple, hon est, curative medicine that hay helped to make the Shakers the healthy, long lived people that they are. The Shak ers never nave indigestion. Tins n partly owing to their simple mode o life, partly to the wonderful properties of Shaker Digestive Cordial. Indices tion is caused by the stomach glands not supplying enough digestive juice Shaker Digestive Cordial supplies what'i wanting. Shaker Digestive Cordial in vigorates the stomach and all its glandi so that after awhile they don't need help. Ap evidence of the honestv of biiaker Digestive Cordial, the forniu is printed on everv bottle. Sold bv urnggisis, price w cents to $i.uu per not tie. FREE. Q) FREE. 9 We Will Give- isJL Subscribers and Persons and paring vance for the subscribing up in ad- Weekly Ghfofliele A Copy of The World Illllli 0 Encyclopedia 1 mu Answer Any Question Yo'u may Ask It. Standard American Annual. SrtlS ...THE... gfljg ill! 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THE WORLD, Pulitzer Building, Now York. If no. save money and enlor a Txvttitlful trltion the Columbia. The wett'boillKl train nrrlvex at Tim Dalles la ample time for pnstem,'ers to take uio Manner, arriving in i-omanti in lime tor me outKoiiiK Southern and Northern traliiHj Kast bound pH.steiiKern urilvliiK In The JJulu la time to take the Eust-boiiuil train. For further information apply to J. N. 1IAHNKY, Atcent, Oak Street Dock. 1'ortlnnd. Orexon, Or W C. AMU WAY. (ion. AKt The Dulles. Oregon Notice of Executor's Sale. Notice Is hereby given that tbe undersigned, executor of tho estate of Maxamlllan Meyi-, de ceiiuil, will, from and after thu lit day of IUIUIJi JOJO.BVIi Ni I1YIIIV Bill?, II, "II II1U IIIUIIl Uen, the followliiK described real property bo JodkIiik tn nilil estate and situated In Watco county, Oityou, to-wlti Xot two a in block eluht IN) In what In known as Thompson's Ad dition to Dali h City. Kald'talo in mudo Jn accordance with an order of the County Court rendered and entered the Ud day of January, Jfe'.W, and iucIi alowlll be uu;nii, m. vwiimiiiaiiiii uy Bum will.. uv 11119 of tab! vale to bacath or credit, or both. ANDHKW KKI.LKK, Kxecutor ot the ciUto of ilaxamlllan Meyer, drceaked, junai i VIALtT MQUOfiS, CClines and Cigars. THE CELEBRATED. ANHEUSER-BUSGH and HOP GOLD BEER anddrnUDottles Anheuser-Busch Malt Nutrine, a non-alcoholic "beverage, unequaled as a tonic. STUBLING & WILLIAMS. 7VL Z. DONNELL, PfESC$lPTIOrl DRUGGIST TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY. Opp. A. M. Williams & Co., THE dalles; Oil DEALERS IN fill kinds of Funeral Supplies Grandall S Burget UNDERTAKERS tf EMBALMERS The Dalles, Or. Robes, Burial Shoes, Ete. EAST and SOUTH via The Shasta Route OK TIIK- Southern Pacific Comp'y, Tntlnw Icftvo nuil nre duo to nrrlvo nt I'ortlaim Ohio r. m, 'SiSO A. M, Dally except Hiimhiys OVKItl.AN'1) KX-1 nrcs. Halem. Hoho- ' liiiri;, Ahhiiid rumen to. 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KOKHI.KU, Maimuer. (i, II. MAItlCIIAM, Asst. O, K. A l'ass. Act PIONEER BAKERY, I have re-opened this well-known Bakery, and am now prepared to supply every body with Bread, Pies and Cakes. Also all kinds of Staple and Fancy Groceries. GEORGE RUCH, Pioneer Grocer has the best Dress Goods has the best Shoes has everything to be found in a first-class Dry Goods Store. C. F. STEPHENS. ixiho Drugs Paints Oils Wall Paper Window Glass Snipes-Kinersly Drug Co. 129 Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON DOORS, WINDOWS, SHINGLES, FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, LIME, CEMENT, Window-Glass and Picture Moulding. ib:. o l :e nsr nsr. J. B, HCIIKNK, 1'renldent. II. M. Hi:a'v. Canliicr Subscribe for The Chroinele First National Bank. THE DALLES - - - OREOON A (ieuural iianking Bnalnosa trttiisacteu Deposits received, subject to Higlit Draft or Check. Collectione made and proceeds promptly remitted on dav of collection. Sight and Telegraphic Exchange sold oa New York, Ban Francisco and port laud. DIKBOTOKS. D. P. 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