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H . R . K IN C A ID , S e c re ta r y o f S ta te .
■ Stah- Iinani Eduration.
For Congressman 1st District
G. M. IR W IN , S u p t. P u b lic I n s t r u c t i o n
State of Oregon,
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County of Jackson )
/ hereby certify that the foregoing State Life Diploma held by P.
Thos. H. Tongue
OF HILLSBORO
Regular Republican Nominee
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A Newspaper—Not an Organ.
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th e y aregood t h i n i s to how l a b o u t.
On p a g e 550 of B r y a n ’s book. “ T h e
N ew s P r i n t i n g C o m p a n y , F ir s t B a ttle ,” is fo u n d th is d isp la y
Som e if n ot a ll of th e re q u isite s
publishers .
1 of fin a n c ia l in s ig h t a n d fo resig h t: of m an h o o d m u s t be la c k in g in a
K . C H U R C H IL L ,
T he gold s ta n d a r d m ea n s d e a re r m a n w ho goes in to a co n v e n tio n
Editor and Manager.
---------i m o n ey ; d e a re r m oney m ea n s cheap- a s k in g a n o m in a tio n from his p a rty
S u b v e r t |» t i o n K a t e » .
er p ro p e rty ;
c h e a p e r p ro p e rty a n d p la v s th e baby a c t, w hen he is
I m eans h a rd e r tim e s; h a rd e r tim es tu rn e d d o w n. G . A. G . was h o n estly
1SV A K IA BI.Y I S ADVANCE
$1 00 n iean s m ore people o u t of w ork; defeated in th e re p u b lic a n conven-
O ne Y e a r,
50 m ore people o u t of w ork m e a n s tio n a n d his frie n d s m oved to m ak e
S ix M o n th s,
m ore people d e s titu te ; m ore people I th e n o m in a tio n of h is o p p o n e n t
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1900.
A BLAUE» SlfillT WORSE.
A bachelor, old and cranky,
Was sitting alone in his room !
His toes with gout were aching,
And his face o ’erspread w ith gloom.
No little one’s shouts disturbed him ,
From noise th e house was fre e ;
In fact, from attic to te lle r
Was quiet as quiet conld l>e.
No medical aid was lacking;
The servants answ ered his ring,
Respectfully heard his orders,
And supplied him with everything.
But still th ere was som ething w anting.
Something he co u ld n 't com m and;
The kindly words of com passion,
The touch of a gentle hand.
And he said, as his brow grew darker,
Ami he rang for th e hireling nurse,
“ Well, m arriage m ay be a failure,
But this is a blam ed sight w orse!”
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d e s titu te m ean s m ore people deeper-
ate, m ore d e sp e ra te people m ea n s
m ore c rim e .” Now t h a t seem s lik e
good logic b u t we know it is not.
T h e p re se n t tim es te stify to t h a t
fact. T h e e rro r a p p e a rs to he in
' th e s ta te m e n t. T h e gold s ta n d a rd
does n o t m ean d e a re r m o n ey . T h e
gold s ta n d a r d m ea n s s ta p le m onev,
a n d w ith sta p le m o n ey , safe m oney,
so u n d m oney, a ll o th e r fin an cial
in d u s tria l a n d m o ra l a d v a n ta g e s
follow.
u n a n im o u s y et little G. A. G. w on’t
. p la y w ith th e hoys a n y m o re , h u t
s ta r ts a gam e of h is ow n.— R ecord,
A lex O rm e, th e re p u b lic a n n o m i-
nee for sh eriff is so well know n t h a t
To The General Public.
W. A. Carter
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OE GOLD HILL
R e g u la r R e p u b lic a n N om inee
As tb e re g u la r D em ocratic nom i-
nee fo r C o u n ty S chool S u p e rin te n d 1 / F '»r R e p re se n ta tiv e
i e n t of J a c k so n c o u n ty , in ju stic e to
, m yself a n d for a n e x p la n a tio n to
th e voters, 1 w ish to sa y I am
a lw a y s pleased to m eet you a n d
form y o u r a c q u a in ta n c e , h u t a t
p resen t th is p lea su re is d en ied m e
as I am b u sily em p lo y ed as p rin c i-
pal of th e C e n tra l P o in t school a n d
will be till M ay 25, a fte r w hich
tim e I will e n d e av o r to m eet m an y
m ore of you.
1 a'm a n d alw ay s h a v e been a
c o n siste n t d e m o c ra t, h u t if I am
elected to th e office of C o u n ty
School S u p e rin te n d e n t, I will j>er
j form th e d u tie s of th e office in a
n o n p a rtisa n m a n n e r.
K es|>ectfully.
L. A. S tocking .
Matthew Stewart
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it is d iffic u lt to sa y m ore in his
R e g u la r R e p u b lic a n N om inee
favor. H e is a gen ial w hole souled
F or C o u n ty C lerk
m an of th e people a n d th e conven
tion d id th e r ig h t th in g in g iv in g
M A R R IE D .
him a re -n o m in a tio n . H e has p e r­
form ed a ll h is d u tie s for th e tw o B U R N F I E L I ) — C H U R C H IL L .—
OF PIDENIX
A t th è residence of th è hrides
p a s t y e a rs w ith t h a t s p ir it of fa ir-
R e g u la r R e p u b lic a n N om inee
p a re n te , W ed n esd a y , A prii 18,:
’ ness a n d good sense, as to m ak e a
1900, Miss P earl C h u rc h ill, of i $
G. A. G . sells school fu rn itu re
F o r C o u n ty R ecorder
h o st of friends.
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ottage G rove to F . D. B u rn lie ld
a n d s u p p lie s to th e d e a r people a t
of P o rtla n d .
cost a n d in in c id e n ta lly school
A few m o n th s ago th e d e m o c ratic
s u p e rin te n d e n t.
G . A. G. m u s t n ew sp a p e rs were u n e a sy because
TRANSPORTATION COLUMN.
GF CENTRAL POINT
h av e in s titu te s for th e d e a r tea c h e rs ; t |,ey feiire,| th e D in g ley law w ould
R e g u la r Ite g u h lic a n N om inee
every m o n th of th e first y e a r of h s p ro d u ce a deficiency of $140,000,000
EAST
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reign, th e y were so e s se n tia l, w hen a y ear. Now th e y a re u n e a sy lie-
F o r C o u n ty C o m m issio n er
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he, G. A. G. drew $3 a d a y a n d c a u se th e y e s tim a te th e re will he a
m ileage for a tte n d in g th e m . I n th e p u rp lu s in 1901 of $152,000,000. A
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! second y ear of th e reign of G. A. G. d e m o c ra t on “ E a s y S tre e t” w hile
1 hose in favor of w om an suffrage i .
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i th e G reat, w hen h is s a la r y is fixed, th e re p u b lic a n s a re in pow er w ould
are m a k in g an activ e a n d s y s te m a tic '
R e g u la r R e p u b lic a n N om inee
w ith no ra k e offs ex cep t on school , be a n a n o m a ly .
fight for th e ad o p tio n of th e am e n d
su p p lie s, he has h e ld o n ly one in sti-
F o r School S u p e r in te n d e n t
m e n t to. th e c o n s titu tio n w hich is
Tortnrd a Witness.
tu te a n d y et th e school law p la in ly
to give th em a rig h t to vote
HE sa y s fo u r s h a ll he h e ld every year.
In te n s e su fferin g was e n d u re d by
N ews is n o t in favor of th is a m e n d ­
— R ecord.
w itn ess T . L. M a rtin , of D ixie, K y .,
T rains leave Gold Hill for Portland
m e n t, a n d recom m ends t h a t it lie
OF GOLD HILL
before he gave th is evidence: “ I and way statio n s a t 3:47 a.in . and H:10
defeated.
U nless those who a re
M r. C. IL W a tso n , th e rep u b lica n
p.m . daily.
R e g u la r R e p u b lic a n N om inee
coughed every n ig h t u n til m y
»pposed to it vote th e ir s e n tim e n t , c a n d id a te for d is tr ic t a tto rn e y is an
th r o a t was n e a rly ra w ; th e n tried Ixiave P o rtland >4:30 a.m 7 :00 p.m .
th e a m e n d m e n t will he ratified , for a ,,le officer a n d h a s served th e peo-
F o r A ssessor
Gold Hill 11:17 p.m 10:11» a.ni.
w a n t of o p p o sitio n . N ot to v o te o n | p je j n t |,a t c a p a c ity w ith ju stice D r. K in g ’s New D iscovery w hich A rrive Ashland 12:33 a.in 11:30 a.tn.
gave in s t a n t relief. I h a v e used it
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Sacram ento 5 :0 0 p .n i 4 :35 a.in.
th e p ro p o sitio n is eq u al to a vote i a n j a b ility d u r in g th e p a st tw o
5 : 15 a.m .
“ Kan Francis« «! 7 :45 p.m
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t I in m y fa m ily for fo u r y ears a n d
for it. T h e voter sh o u ld bear th is y e a rs. E v e ry one who know s him
5 :45 a.io. 11 :45 a.m .
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Ogden
recom m end it as th e g re a te st rem ed y
OF TABLE ROCK
“ Denver -
»:00 a.m 9:00 a.in.
in m in d .
will sa y he is in ev ery w ay e n title d
“ K ansas City 7 :25 a.in. 7:25 a.m .
for C oughs, C olds a n d a ll T h ro a t,
R e g u la r R e p u b lic a n N om inee
' to a second te rm .
A p ro se c u tin g C hest an d L ung tro u b le s.
7:45 a.m . 9:30 a.m .
“ Chicago
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A (¡HIE OE SEESAW.
Los Angeles 1 :20 p.m . 7:00 a.m .
officer w ho gets th ro u g h a term of
F o r T re a su re r
0:00 p.m . 0 :00 p.m.
El Paso
M oney m ak es th e m are go, an d two y e a rs w ith o u t m a k in g som e i sto p th e w orst co u g h , a n d n o t o n ly
p re v e n ts h u t a b so lu te ly c u res C o n ­
F ort W orth 0 :30 a.m . 0 :30 a.m .
m oney goes w hen th e D em ocratic enem ies is u n w o rth y of re-election
City Mexico 51:55 a.m . 9 :55 a.m .
s u m p tio n .
P ric e 50c a n d $1.00.
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Houston - 4 :00 a in. 4 :00 a.m .
« d o n k ey is ru n n in g . W atch o u r per |
th ftt woul(1 im p ly t h a t he E v e ry h o ttie g u a ra n te e d .
T ria l
New O rleans 0:25 p.m 0 :25 ji. m.
OF JACKSONVILLE
c a p ita c irc u la tio n d w in d le aw ay h a d n o t p rosecuted c rim e w ith t h a t h o tties free a t E . J . E a s tm a n ’s d ru g
W ashington 0:42 a.m
0 :42 a.in.
d u rin g P re sid e n t C le v e la n d ’s la s t vigor w hich is s u re to a ro u se th e S to re .
New York 12:43 p.m . 12:43 p.m.
R e g u la r R ep u b lican N om inee
term :
e n m ity of law b rea k e rs.
Pullm an and T ourist cars on Ixitli
I n one school d is tr ic t G . A. ( .
1894.
1895.
1896.
*n8- C hair cars Sacram ento to Og-
to ld th e d ire c to rs how d e a r th e j 1ra
den and El Paso, and to u rist cars Ui
$24.28
$22.93
No, sa y s B ry a n , I have n o t
$21.10
School was to him a n d t h a t he was Chicago, Kt. Louis, New Orleans and
W anted several persons for
Now w atch it grow ag a in w hile d ro p p ed silv er. I t is still th e p a r-
d is tr ic t Office M a n a g e rs in th is
only s e llin g d e sk s to save th e d e a r, Washington.
th e R e p u b lic a n team of th o ro u g h - a m o u n t q u e stio n . So is im p e iia l-
p eo p le’s m oney. T h e o th e r fellow
Connecting at Kan Francisco with sev­ s ta te to re p re se n t me in th e ir ow n
b red s— P ro te c tio n a n d P ro sp e rity - ism , a n d so a re th e tru s ts .
T h is
got th e c o n tra c t a n d m ade $30. eral steam ship lines for H onolulu, Jap a n , a n d s u rro u n d in g c o u n tie s.
W ill­
C hina, Pfiillipines, C entral ami Houtli
c o u n try is stro n g enough to e n a c t
are in th e traces:
Q u ery : H ow m u ch w ould G. A. G. America.
ing to p a y y e a rly $600, p a y a b le
free silv e r w ith o u t th e aid or c o n ­
1897.
1898.
1899.
w eekly.
D esirable e m p lo y m e n t
h av e lost if he h ad been aw ard ed
s e n t of a n y o th e r n a tio n on e a rth ;
$22.49
$24.71
$25.60
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,'n o n e y c irc u la tio n u n d e r Deinoc- every o th e r n a tio n on e a rth .
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