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WKDNKSDAY. SKITKMHHH 111. 1888.
DAILY AND 8KM1-WKKKI.Y,
IIV TUB-
Knt Ori-Konlnn I'lilillnlilne Company,
AT
I'HNM.KTO.N OHKOON.
DAILY HtJlMCUIITIOK ItATKHS
Ono copy per ycnr, liy mull...... "
Uno ropy mIx month", liy mull - - '
Ono mpy pit week, liy riirrli-r. '
HIiikIu iiiinilii'rN
AIIVIlltTIHIWi IIATK:
(Ithptnn .iirrlniifii.)
Uiir llirli, or Icr, III Hciiil-Weokly per
miititl W '
Dun lnrli,iir li. In Dally iiiTiiiiintl 1 "
Two Ini'liei, or Ich, In Imlh, imt moiitli... 3 M
Jvt Miri'ii liM'licK,HcinlV-'Kly. piirlncli
per I II 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 "'
Over thri'O IiicIh-h, Dully, per Inch per
month... - I 1
Ovit Mi ri-n Iiii'Id'h, In Ixilli, per hull pur
iiiimtli 1 "
XKMt-WKKKI.Y HUllMUItllTION KATF.S!
Uiir copy per yenr. f- M
Ono copy lx motitliN 1 "
HIiikIii niimlierH US
i'rt'tnlnin paper free to yearly nuunf I hot.
Hollit noiipurell iiilvcrlUt'iiicntH In Hoinl
Weekly or Dully, Mrxt lii'crtlun, per Ineli,
II.W; euoli milmeqilenl limerllnil, jOc.
Iol iiiitlreK, ten cent per linn enrli In
ertlon. IIAltlllMON'H IIOMIMKH.
HurrlHon Ih "hIIII liuriIiiKoii my ilaunh
tcr"' Htlll tullltiiK iiotlimtk'iilly uiul til -mont
pitifully to all vIhUIiik deleutloiiH
about tlm benellt of protection to wufjc
ouniorHj Hllll protcHtiiiK tlmt freer coin
murcu Mill ciuiHO lower miuh.
Tho very fu;t tlmt 1 larrlnou Ih tlnm
ilcilliiK for fuvor with this MiiKO-unrnurM
Ih of ltnelf HUpklotiH, bwutiHo lie wuh
never known to intc rent hliiiNclf in work
iiiKinun uiul tliclr wiikch More.
In fact IiIm wliolu rtiruer, ho fur iih It Iiuh
touched by wortl or deed ujion tliln mil)
Jeut, Iiuh lieen u Hiiuer, u nootl", ut work
liiKinen, whom lui tlenplneil, uiul ut tho
w'UKU-iiiehtlon. Ho in uiul ulwuyH Iiuh
been u llourlioii blnu-blooit urlHtoerut,
with mi "l-tlmiik-liwHlmt-I-uin-iiot-uH-othor-iuciiniro"
nplrlt promptiiiK unci
guiding bin wholellfu.
When ho wuh u nillroud uttornoy in
1877, ut u Hidury of L1),000 u year, ho
ucted iih un "urbltiutor" in tins dllllcnlty
between tliu ruilruiulrt uiul tlm working
men, hUIIiik of cono with tho company
on uvury iolnt, und brcuthliiK out threat
enliiK unil Hlutihler ukuIiihI thu ntilkcrH.
When hu wuh in tho Senulo IiIh every
voto und word, upon utiy ipieHtion touch
inn tho lubor ipieHtion, proved him to bo
thu frlond und chnmplun of thu eheupeHt
lubor poHHible.
Hut, uhIiIo from IiIh trim t-ontlmi'iitH and
bin "record," w hut ho utlh niH, or ruther
whut ho hiii! KontH thut protection eauwH
better wukohIh tilleily untrue, und .Mr,
IlurriHon, uh un intelligent inun, miiHt
know it to bo untrue.
No ono fuel in tlio wholo ruiiK'o of k-
I It cul Hclencu Iiuh liven morn clcurly,
completely, und vnueliiHlvely proven tliiin
tho fact thut protection Ih no benellt, but
ruther u diiumno, to wuKu-eurnerri.
Why, tho hiniplu fuctH buforu the faco
of overy Intelligent man prove thin, if
thorough InvoHtlnulioiiH of expert hlulen
men and HclontlotH hud not.
If protection rained wiikch, tho employ
ee of lalior would not bo in favor of it,
becuitho they nil want cheap lulior, uh
HumIfoh did when ho wuh a fL'0,000 rail
road attorney.
If protection ruined wacn, then wukch
would not Imvo lneu W'ttcr, uh thoy have
been, hi thin and In all conntrieH, tuiilor
low turill'H, or if you pleai-o "fieo trade."
If protection raised wuuort then, China,
KiihhIu, Italy, uiul Spain nouht to have
tho hlnheid-palil wuo-workeri; for tlicno
u ro tlm t'oiiutricH moxt protected; but
tho fact in thut tho more "protection" u
country Iiuh tho lower Uh wuhoh. Thin
ruht Iiuh no exception, nave in the com
putinou Mut'cn tho United Staten und
KiiKlaud; and it is laud, opiortuulty, und
enterpiino that have made good wuch
hero, not "protection."
Or anHwer few other ipiorleH:
Why h million mils have been out of
work under tho high tarill".'
Why lalnir in IndiihtrleH moet "pro
tected" Ih unlvcrHally paid the loweat
wukohV
Why IVnuHylvania minerH (jet only f20
a mouth, and pay out of that !l!.5u for
tooln, nlmriHMiliiK'. xwtlor and oil?
Why Home reniiHylvanla laborerH work
for f0 ivntrt a day?
Why Hlute-plckem, miveu to ten yearn
old, uro workUic under tho rod in l'enn
vuuia? Why I'onnHylvaniaoperatlveH iay K a
mouth for comviuy houeH, w hen Kni:
linh operatlven et a i-ottago for $30 a
year?
Mow protection proteclH workingmon
when ItallauH und lluiiuiiriaim come in
duty frt'o?
' Why wtton operatives in Musacluwottu
work (M hourt), und in other New Kng
Itind Statefl M und 09 houro a week, while
KiiKllch oH)rutiveH work only dOf
Why tho oorvr Anieriean pln
nerriRt $7.07 und the mxkt KnulLsh
nplunerH 7.1H) u week, though the Amer-
ican mukcH yurdn of cloth to tho Kn-
HbIiSV i
' Why "tho condition of tho miner h.m
for Homo yearn been KrovtinK worco In
IVntiH.vlvftnia, und lictter in Oreat Iltit
Ian?"' i Why "tho importation of woolen und
I wornted clothn Ih inereuHhiK ut ti fearful
irate, while our own weavcm uio thrown
'out of employment?"
I What uKd in n tarill' to worklnifmo'i
when American factorlen pay only $7.60
wn;?cH for a piece of ingrain carpel on
which tho duty would be $21?
Why, as llulph Hoaumont naid In a
KniKhtH of Labor mcetln, "Durini; tho
twonty-flvo ycure wo'vo had thin 'pro
teutlou' wc havo had moto mllllonulreH
und inoro paupern under that cyHlcui
than were over made in a civilized coun
try on tho earth in tin name time be
fore ?"
Why, whllo Ilnjdaiid had u high turlir
itn wuire-workerH wcro no belter tliuu ho
many hIuvom?
Why thu working pooplo of Umdon
thirty yearn ago marched on iiiuhho to tho
doorH of the Parliament Iioiiho und w Ith
tho try of "bread or blood," compelled
tho re:al of tho HngllHh turlir?
Why Daniel O'Connell, the "Irlnh
Liberator," united with Hlchard Cobden
In denouncing "protection" uh u fraud?
Why formerly under u high tarill' In
Kngland thero were bread rlotH, tho poo
plo Htarvlng und tho iirlHtocraey ulono
umiiHHlng wealth?
Why wagon in freo-trado Kngland are
almost double whut ihey nro In protected
(lermany, Franco, lialy, Spain and
KukhIu?
Why free-trade Kngland Ih t.bo market
for the mirpltiH productn of tho American
farmorH, which amounted hiHt year
over hkvkn tiiMttti:i .mii.i.iosh ok hol
la iih?
Why thero in morn money in free
trade Kngland than in any other country
in tho world?
Why KngliHh capital bulhlH rullrouiln,
Iron iiiIIIh und Hteel workn In protected
America?
Why thu rate of Interent Ih lower In
frce-trudu Kngland by one-half than in
protected America?
Why our cotton inanufatturerH with
free raw material last year exported llfiy
mlllloiiH of dollarH' worth of goodn, whllo
i ur woolen manufucturorri with high tat
ill' raw material oxjKirt only u half mil
lion dollarH' worth of their productn?
Why with free hldeH American leather
and Uh manufacturer were fold In for
eign marketH luxt year to tho extent of
TKS MILI.IONH III' IIIH, l. Aim' worth?
Why with free hides tho importation
of leather and Km manufacturer N now
FIVi: MILLION OK IIOl.LAIIH Ichh than tho
laHt year of u tarill' on hidcH?
Why with a tatlir on hldeH no Ameri
can leather or munufucturcH thereof
could Ih) Hold in foieign marketH?
Why with free hldeH thu Amurlcan
leather und hIuhi industry Iiuh wonder
fully incieaned. while tho American
people are enabled to huvu inlllionH of
dollarH unuuully in the irico of leather
i ..i .i
mm rnucn i
Why hIiico thero in free trade In imlniho
inn manuiuciiirerH oi nun uriu iu in nun
country havo Increased In number whllo
t'.ie price to tho coiiHiuuer has greatly de
created?
Why under the high tarill" tho Ameri
can tlag Iiuh dlcapiieareil from the ocean?
Why under tho high taillf the productH
of thu American farmer Hhlpped to foreign
con nt Hon can not lo carried In Auierlcuu
veHeln?
Why ufter twentytlvo yearn of a high ;
nrotoctlvo tarill' thero Ih no homo market t
for tho farm product of the Unitisl StutcH,
and lunt year over beven hundred
milllouH of dollarH worth of Amcri-
can farm productn had to bo cold to fur-
elgu marketH or left to lot on tho farm?
Whv thu lonuer the tarill' eontinneH tho
thicker ln'comeH the planter of tho inert-1
lml'ii nt Mm llio f.miiurn' html?
0 " ... .1
When thu mlvix'uto.s of tliu lilgli tarill
luiinliiii! L'ivo MiitlHfiuturv aiihwera to this
iMterhiHiu, thoy with hohio ili'Brce of
uHsuriinco, link intolliBont voturs to ciwt
tholr liallotH in favor of their Clilnoro
nollov. '
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Not 0110 of thoHO, nor u thnuHaiul ollior
ivrtinent inquiries, can Caiulidato liar-
rlson aiiHwer. In fact ho inukcH no arnu- j
inent : hu oulv iumshiuch. iloiviulini; imon !
tho ignonkiuo of hln !iftenern, that he U
tfiKWi'tiiiK lu truth instead of a falxu-
luxxl.
Whv. it ha boon (loinonitnit(l by uv
ory man who over InvoMtlyatcd tho niib-
joct and nuuto a report, Democrat or Ho-
imlilican, that uh a rule tho liilior tliu
wauos imid thu lower wax thu total east of
tho inanufacturud product. Kdwant At-
kiiiHou iiroved thin. Coimul 8choouotr
proved it. I'rof. Hiehard T. Kly provei
It. Tliu oilieials of ovory civllixod nov
eriunont on earth have acknowledged it
Kvon Hlalue confeiwed it. hvury man
who him read political economy, knows it. j
TuU ono fact dentroys every vestige of
foundation or oxeuso for the falsehood
that protection bouotlta labor.
"Protection" is irotectlon of capital
ulono. It is a robbery of labor.
1lll...ta ikiu twuct.1 u Idu f.ApKlitillni.
alien ownership of real estate, and thu
alien landlords are preparing to soil out.
Dr. McOill & Go.
Ituve opened iei olllec In IViidleton, Soptcm
Lcrl7toHoptiubcr 2i
Five Days Only At Villard House.
Dr. McOllt A Co. have had many ,y?ftr ex
penenco In tlietientmcntof ciminloiind prl
v.ilc illeiie, mid have had thu Iiir.Kt it
p'tul xperlenco o( any tpeelullntn in thu
United Htntci.
WE POSITIVELY CURE
DI.eUHeH oftlie llentuln, HUctl IIH I'lleH, Item
orrholdi, Jlllm! "r lileedln 1'llen. I'llcTu
iiinrn. ct -.i wllhiuit tliu uonf iv kiille.
Nhivoiih, l'rlntn uiul 4 hrntile Dleit-r,
niieh ii lwl .M ilihiMid, Iiupiitviie.v, Nervrnm
hehllltv, KxhuiiHlnl Vitality, l'reiiiutiire He
cllneof Mini. (Heel, und every form of inn
eiienof the'iti'iilto-urluary o irini K'tdney,
titveriinil tlniilder Npnelnlly treated.
Diseases of Women Speedily Cured.
Coniultntlon (remind private.
NATIOM t. KCl.KCTIC DtHI'KNHAIlY,
tili OotlKli HI., Kau l'ruliclco.
N. II. Moil cnen ran receive, lionin treat
incut nf tcr ono vhnt to the Doctors' oltlce.
Uitenl liiiproviid Klectrlo IlclU fiinillieil
free to pallvtitn.
Cures Guaranteed.
Grain Bags.
Calcutta and lMrtch'n Otrbra
ted J!. m,
TWI2STES
or ill KliuU, TcmIh, Flnu. Kto
Printed Flour Bags
A PjHsclalty.
AMES & DETR1CK,
lli.t Frnlil Mt. - rOltTI,M, OK.
jutOilxxr If
N. W, HIESTAND
Echo, Oregon.
DKAI.rll IK
Gen. Merchandise
Pendleton
Roller Mills
Flour.
81 OltAGKand FOlt WAJtDING
Established 1857.
J. C. OAIISON,
Mitniifarliirvr of und Dealer In
Hll, IMiorN. II 1 1 n .In, U'IihI.iw A
I'luto alu mid 'o iic nil
IIiillilliiB Sii)tllcN.
I K,,mm,al?Aryr" fc7,,e,,t,ton-
Knclory and HHlronm, Weldler'n Mill,
IHIIITIND . - OHKdON,
J)30dW .lilt
Villard House.
IIAVK llOII. l-roprletor
Nortiiwent Cornel- .Main und Court HtreeU
PENDLETON, OREGON.
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PUNTD K T T V T A WT
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Style.
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,rw nuuraa run tumntHUAL
, MEN,
Kri'o Couch to and V mi Trains.
I tlfl
Pendleton Holler Mills,
(C.ipiirity &) tiarri-H rilny)
S. BYERS & CO, Proprietors.1
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IVnilU'lilli.ur. K)i ,
MumitHCtiui! t ilrHlmm. i!r.tnulattl una I
ilf-rlIHK Kin ' I
lllxhrt
TMNh Vru-f i-ndi tar All
litnit" r .ru .t
Klonr, nii'itt .rliiin, f4 t-lo nru) 01. haiul
;::iHeadstones, Monuments
R. F. BEALE,
Marble and Stone
Contractor.
Kor aNljni and prlc wmull Jm Kail.
Ins. Ualti trl, Itndletoo. ICtlmai
glvt a ou lou work lor
Anriv A l A III
lintA I
OF GOODS
For the Next
The Largest Stock of Boots and Shoes
:nsr P32jsnD:L:Errosr.
The Lttrge.4 and
Men's Furnishing Goods,
Saddles and Harness,
Ever Brought to Pendleton.
These Goods are now offered at
20 Per Cent Less
Than the same class
in Pendleton.
TliiH is the best opportunity
Uinntilln County.
ORDERS BY MAIL SOLICITED I
JAS. WHEELAN,
Court and Cottonwood Sts
HERB TO STAY !
FORBES& WHEELER
DKAI.Kks IK
Furniture, Carpets and Linoleums,
OILCLOTHS, SHADES, MATTINGS, RTO.
Complete Stock, covering five thousand square feet of
llooring.
Goods Sold on Easy Payments.
Forbes &j
Association ItiilldlnK
W. J. VAN SOHUYVER & 00.,
"Wine and Spirit Merchants,
03 FRONT ST. - - . PORTLAND, OREGON
AUKNTS
CYRUS NOBLE BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES; JOS. SCKLITZ BREWING
CO. (Milwaukee. Wis.) EXPORT PILSNER BOTTLEOBEER, ARC
DIAN SPRING MINERAL WATER. (Waukensaw, Wis.) VEURE CLN
QUOT PONSAROIN CHAMPAGNE. (Yellow Label.) ' j., t.lsw -ln
W.D.Hansford&Go.
OralerH In
Hardware and. Tinware
PUMPS AND PIPE.
PLUMBING Promptly Done.
MAIN STIIKI.T, VKNULKTON.
A "Imicof llio publli) imtroimca U koll.'licl
iiicIiImIAw
Beer Garden and Gymnasium Hall.
llarvt'HU A Klut. trim.
StHlnstrDet . . Nrsr IVitofflce
I'KNW.KTON, OUKOON,
Howlltis Alley ami (lymuaklum Hoom In
c.iuuccllon. Ju.t tlio plac to pf nj uu hour
In eiervUlnyourinuolound utrenelhenlni
yourrmme. A corUtiUlnvllntlo.ito all. S
umbrlnu IWr5c. uiIh., jyj
THE BOWMAN HOUSE
K.J, llortoo, Proprlrtor.
Main and lUllroad 8U., I'endlftop, Oregon.
JPSif L"' every "'iwct. Nar the de
pot and bi every conTenleuee. Termi 11 a
oT. lylldtw
SLAUGHTER
Sixty Days.
Uwt Stock ol
of Goods can be bought
over ollered to the people of
Pendleton.
"Wheeler,
rendloton, Or.
WM. GARDNER & CO.,
Sanitary and hmi Engineers.
Munuf iciurtr
Steam and Hot Water
Heating Apparatus,
FounwEr.MNoaon punuo nuiU)iNa
.Specincutlnim and estimate furnlslicd for
Ueatltii; Imlldlno In any e ctlon of the conn
try. Corrpondenre kollclted.
OFFICE: 1 34THIRD STREET,
Portland. Oregon, m-;
ROBERT BOND
DKAI.KH IN
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAU-
AUt, UKItO MEATS, LARD.
Court StreetoDDOflte J. H nh.w..
mchlOdtw ' I
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Webb 1
Irku
linm 1
OlIN KllVBT t,n.,7"
niur nninon. Fine win. u'
BMH
; " l. r.!n wibm rcr.
COtltNR
ClllltV
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dniUKllt. VVInen
imjliiiiiu. I 'Nt 11 IDtiii. t - ."L.
ocm uraniK, 11 utocli
dpi. "'im
1 AT KINU. IMmnint..,? .
CPnlloil Varinrm V.V'""' TBI
1 ti.iminn t . .... .
.liiunrn Httil Utfnraron.i.MulV!
d loton. Orrmi.. i i.ViirS". "W.
ivm ijiiij nriiui'irn vttA.
"''t"ir una n in i.
T rt It n n rt ..... I r'VV"!'!!
' ' ' ' Juu uwui till H(
10
HEWAna
u lwn.VAIPrf1lil hln.l. m 1 1 .
llrDthcra' ranch. Vinton n.
. - ...r,.t viliuu.
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1AKB 11KE1).
emirr uy or iwoant. n&d
iict'u iiuu myv cum fticoiim ob m
JIlIIKBilW a I J.
M
IJ8T PAY UP.
( ...... vl fl. WUKUTr
KulllP their nceounm immMi'
mrri'iiy n iiiruicr iroQDie, it)
collrell'in liy Inw.
ucnprriiuny, iir.uKiis
lvniiicion or., nt pltrabir
JKOAIj llliANKR.
.....,.). ... .1.1. nM. T a ..1
mora innn iw nunurw rorsi
ni'i'dlntr NprrlRl forma cn M nM
jotiokto nmrrons.
All niTona knnwinr thfim-hn
Aiinnit win pirno rnimnu iriui
IIUU IIIH IllbUl UCVIUlTilUUHtl
np nil
pVSTUA Y ANIMAIA
It you imve un nnimm nuj.r
every time.
III 11111 r.Anr uuftiK'ni.i.. ii
w
OOl) W'ANTKI).
Renlpd lild will lie rrrflrM il
until I'inN'Inrlc nn.in.HtDlrnilirrr.
r iirtn.iiinir iitin nnvrii w iiint w
tnoru thnn Hilly, and lint lti
coriln nf wnod per month, bl
hrr Ut. 1RM. nml therenneriistu
ftupli Hii(.ri.itlnir month unlit l4
Jnnuitry Ut, ISfffl. Tlio l
Innir. mind anil well flinl.
Imv. ..lit frnm .tAliillBff trrtt
IIM mini unirv wtlAl lIQd M
nnmnrtlen of encli kind. ItPlll
rpo WHOM IT MAYj"'Ci;it.
lilnu.ir. Vll.ahalh n.rltfr.biT
nnitrv nil iierionnthet I will no" k
mninror iwiy ueuia niBi. -j
tlilx date. FBKlW
IIa.i.I lalnn fw L 'V lt4L
Notary and Gorporam
In Pendleton,
FOR ONLY FIVE OOLUK
Tho tuiinl price for ! ow
purucn, in I UIH.U" w.
$7.ftl, with eiprtw ihantM tM
need a eeui, eiiu j""' "u"
from fi.tO to M.00 thereby.
East OregenluN.
nihil d If
Bucks for
All VlllllHl"UiMui.y
. . . ...! . . turn ri -
litnti..... wjnm inn uuuriv-s:
,1,111,1. - - 9
HiinnK uio n'lii ""VVVTiWl
rewitly owned tv ld
unill
. t. Untli.
awl vruw
I itntfk UN) K r Hfc I U
Alba, uri'con.nimw - '
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auiri-l lOiv
m 1 J ATI1 fl
TWO LOW Iiif
cated7for$350.
ply to
a I
insurance Al
I'KNDLrrruy, "
nltrru HI""!
UHIIIO
Tarn
.1 . t V.."'-i"7lU.'Eftl..
n
t he tockbefore pure 6ul wf' u
Kay terms will b"1?
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