E. McNEluL, Receiver.
TO THE
GIVES THE CHOICE
Of Two Transcontinental
GREAT
NORTHERN Ry.
VIA ..
Spokane
MINNEAPOLIS
UNION
PACIFIC RY.
VIA
Denver
OMAHA
St. Paul Kansas City
LOW RATES TO ALL
EASTERN CITIES.
Ocean Steamers Leave Portland
Lvery 5 Days For
SAN FRANCISCO.
For full details call on O. R. A N.
Agent ta Heppner, cr address
W. H. HURLBTJRT,
GeD. Pass. Agt.
Portland, Obkqon
QDIOK TUVXXJ :
TO
iStin Frnnolsoo
And all point in I'aHrVirnle. via the Mt. Bhast
root of the
Southern Pacific Co
The (trout hiehway through California to all
point Mwt anl Mouth. Hrand Honnln Route
of tha Paolfio Oiast. Pullman UnCfet
UlMuara. 8eoond-olaae Hltxtper
Attached tosxprasa traina, attordin- superior
eoonmiBodatinna for emmnd-iilaae WMwrianra.
For rates. tioknU. limping ear reservations,
boo, mu upon or anareae
R KOEHI.KK, MaiiHKor, E. P. ROGERS, Ant
Oeu. F. A P. Aid, Portland, Oregon
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OSCCLATORY OBSERVATIONS
A. Plao Where They May
Made with Profit.
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Big Ocean Steamer Cornea
In. and Joy Kei(aa
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Eight or wrono;, everybody hkes to
see kibHing' that is.every body wbo isn't
soured oo life. The night isn't equal to
the act, but, nevertheless, it is a cheer
ing sight. There are places in this city
where every variety of oscillatory salu
tation cau be witnessed several times a
week.
It is on the pier when some big ocean
steamship comes in that this delicious
drama is pluyed. It Is at the time of
year when those who huve been doing
Europe hie themselves homeward, and
when their brothers and other fellows'
brothers, their husbands, sisters and
friends gather on the pier to welcome
them, and, finding language inade
quate, do just what Adam and Evo
would have dune under similar circumstances.
The end of the pier is packed with as
happy an aggregation of mortals as can
be found anywhere. Out in midstream
is the big, black-hulled steamer. Near
ly everybody on the pier is going to kiss
somebody on the steamer, and vice
versa, and in most instances the ex
change will not be limited. Measurable
expectancy makes everybody good
natured. The crowd doesn't mind hav
ing its toes trod upon or its elbows
jostled.
Pushed and pulled by panting little
tugs, tho ocean leviathan, itself power
less and unwieldy, crawls toward the
pier. At length she gets near enough
for recognitions to be exchanged.
Handkerchiefs are waved frauticully.
Kisses are wafted across the interven
ing space. Greetings are hurled from
shore to ship and from ship to shore.
Everybody is in a tight place, but no
body can keep still. Women ou pier and
on steamer jump and clap their hands
ecstatically.
It takes an awfully long time to get
the big steamship snug alongside of the
pier. It is deliciously tantalizing to
those who are impatiently waiting to
rush into one another's arms, but it
gives the mere spectator, who has no
such reason for Impatience, time to ob
serve that there are some stunning girls
on board that steamship. The glow ot
health is on their cheeks and the light
of love in their eyes, and they look their
prettiest because in the excitement
they forget themselves entirely. The
breeze toys with bangs, whisks veils
aside and sets their hair adrift. But
heir eyes nre on "Tom," or "Harry," or
"Charley," on the pier, and they are ob
livious to such trifles. They won't bo
so to-morrow; they will be just like
other girls then, but now they are dif
ferent, and that very difference makes
them so attructive and makes you wish
thnt you were "Tom," or "Harry," or
"Charley."
The steamship Is made fast to the
pier at last, the pudgy tugs scurry oft
io search of others, the gangplank Is
swung out and the race to get the first
kiss begins.
A man starts In the lead; he is half
way down when a puff of wind lifts
his list; he puusra to clutch it and loses
the race. A aiierlt brunette, with hut
securely moored, darts by and iu an
other moment is embraced by stalwart
Arms, and two spirits have "i-usbed to
gether at the touching of the lips.'
is or do they mind who sees It, and the
spectntor looks on without coujpuno
turns or conscience.
In a moment the osculutory engage
ment Ix'Ciunes general. It is kisses to
right of you sud kisses to left of you.
You can't see them all; ran't see otio-
tenth of them, but the regret vanishes
when you recollect that it will be prac
tically re)eated two or three times a
week for a mouth to conic, so thnt you
can come again and see what you misaed
the first time because nature limits you
to one pairoreyee.
All the world loves a lover or ought
to and naturally the klssea which
lovers exchange Interest one moat.
There Is something about them the
look vihlch rvoiupnniea them, the
blush which acknowledges them by
which thry are recognised anil claaai-
fled. Hut itrriah the thought that the
are the only kind of klaaee worth seeing,
There su old man, with the snows of
winter on his head but eternal spring io
his heart, kiaars a while haired lady.
And the way he dors It and the ay she
rrcelaee It and returns it tells a story of
mutual Uevotion and loyalty that has
stood the tret of t oeeore y rare or more.
and bakes you feci like Ukiug off your
liab
Tbra thrre are Hears be twrrn Bioth
ere and thrlrc hlldrrn.end brotbrraand
slaters and girls and firle awrrt and
aholreome to look on, and suftlrirnt In
thrmaeWra to make a misanthrope re
Mao his miserable tihlluaotthy and ac
knowledge I hst thrre Is genuine hanpl-
nrae la tins world sud much to make life
worth ll lng.
Uaculatlun continues unrestrained
for half an hour or more. There Is con
tAgioa about It. It makre yoo frrl like
kiealtif eoinrlxxly yourself. It a Ira oat
prompts you to go up to some girl and
any 1 "Pardon tor, but I am a stranger
to everybody here eud thrre la no one
to kiaa ma. IHn t you frrl sorry and
won I yu try to console mT
Hut the tulre of t-ohie eurlrty forbid
II, ami ir lory Ui.ln i -Tom," or
"thailry," or "Harry" would have
eomrihmg ta aey that wouldn't be a
bit plraeaht.
Put If )u are of Angto-Rasoa blood
I here le one eperlre of oM-uUttoei you
wit nrae wMrh, lliatrad of f krltlngyuur
en Jr. merely rauara ) our rtatblr Bum Ira
tit Iwltih. I hat la wbra lo brerdril
fiiivlfiirit etrbange "iilumiarr ." Of
Pour, thrre la bo ai-muMMif fr laalr,
I'ul that la a e.t nf taaie you ran't un
tie mUii-I. I'nwibty ran be acquired.
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Full Text of the Declaration
of Principles.
8COAB.
We condemn the present administra
tion for not keeping faith with the sugar
prodacers of this eoantry. The Repub
lican party favors such protection as will
lead to Ibe production on American soil
of all sugar wbioh Amerioan people nse
and for which they pay other oountriea
more than $100,000,000 annually.
WOOL AND WOOLBNS.
To all our products, to those of mine
and field as well as those of the shop
and factory; to bemp, to wool, to the
product of the great industry husbandry,
as well as to fioisbed woolens of the
mill, we promise most ample protection
MBHOHANT MARINE!
We favar restoring the early American
and conscience of their countrymen iulP0''oyof discriminating duties for the
the following declaration of facts and upbuilding of oar merobaot marine and
principles: the protection of our shipping interests
For the first time sinoe the oivil war 'n tDe foreign carrying trade, to Amer-
tbe Amerioan people have witnessed the 'can ships the produot of American
calamitous consequences of full and nn- labor employed in American shipyards,
restricted Democratic oontrol of the sailing under the Stars and Stripes, and
government. It has been a record of manned, offioered and owned by Aoier-
unparalleled incapacity, dishonor and 'cans may regain the carrying of our
disaster. In administrative management foreign commeroe.
it bas ruthlessly sacrificed iodispensible
revenue, entailed an increasing deficit,
The Repnblicaoi of the United States,
assembled by their repreeentatalives in
national convention, appealing for popu
lar and historical justification ot their
olaims to the matchless achievements of
30 years of Republican rale, earnestly
and confidently address themselves to
the awskened intelligence, experience
eked oat ordinary ourrent expenses with
borrowed money, piled np the public
debt by $262,000,000 In time of peace,
fnroed an adverse balance of trade, kept
perpetual menace banging over the re
demption faud, pawned Amerioan oredit
to alien syndicates and reversed all the
measures and results of sucoessfol Re
publican rule. In the broad effect of it
polioy it bas precipitated panio, blighted
industry and trade with prolonged de
pression, closed factories, reduced work
and wages, baited enterprise and 0 rip
pled Amerioan production while stimu
lating foreign production tor the Ameri
can market. Every consideration ol
publio satdty and individual loteresi
demands that the government shall b
resoaed from the bands of tbose who
have shown themselves Incapable b
ooodoot it without disaster at borne sud
dishonor abroad, and shall be restored t
I lie party whiob for 3t) years admin
istered it with noequaled success am
prosperity; and in tbis connection wi
heartily indorse the wisdom, patriotisn
and success of tbe administration ol
President Harrison,
TUB TABIFF.
We renew and emphasize our alle-
gisnoe to the polioy of protection as tb
bulwark of American industrial inde
pendence and the foundation of Ameri
can development end prosperity. Thii
true Amerioan policy tsxes foreign pro
ducts and enoours(es borne industry an
puts Ibe burden of revenue on foreigi
goods; it seoures the Amerioan market
fur the Amerlosn producer; it uphold
tbs Amerlosn standard ot wages for thi
Amerlonu workingmen ; it puts tbe fan
lory by the side of tbe farm, and make
the Amerioan farmer leas dependent 01
ni5
from rAftwMl y JTatUHM
Prof. W. E. Peeks, who
ed more cases than any
living- Physician; bis
aucceaa ia astonishing.
We have heard of cases
of ao years' standing
liberty. Tbe government of Spain hav
ing lost control ot Cuba and being nnable
to proteot tbe property or lives of resi
dent American citizens or to onmply with
its treaty obligations, we believe the'
government of the United States should
actively nse its inflaenoe and .good offi
ces to restore peace and give indepen
dence to tbe island.
mm -yi. -mmr mm large bot-
nm. ..... ... He Ol his aosomte cure, free to any aurtererr
Ibe peace and SeonrltV of the renubllC who mav aend their P. O. and Exoress address.
. , . ..... We advise anv one wishing a cure to address
uu mo unuuienanoe 01 us rignsrui in-1 irw.W. ll.riJiJUi,ir.l., 4 waartt., newxorc
flaence among tbe nations of the eartb
demand a naval power commensurate
with its position and responsibility. We,
therefore, favor oontinued enlargement
of the navy end complete system of bar
bor and seaooast defenses.
aa n awi n vW IVi
FINANCIAL PLANK.
The republican party is unreservedly
(or sound money. It oaused the enact
ment of the law providing for the
resumption of sppcie payments in 1879;
since then every dollar bas been as good
is gold.
We are unalterably opposed to every
measure oaloalsted to debase oar cur
rency or impair tbe oredit of our country.
We are, therefore, opposed to the free
ooioHge ot silver, except by international
agreement with tbe leading oommeroisl
nations 01 the world, wbioh we pledge
inrselves to promote, and until snob sn
iitreement oan be obtained, tbe existing
gold standard must be preserved. All
if oar silver sod paper ourrency now in
circulation must be maintained at a
parity with gold, and we favor all meas
ures designed to mnintaiu inviolable tbe
bligations of tbe United States and all
ur money, whether coin or paper, at tbe
uresent standard tbe standard of tbe
most enlightened natioos ot tbe eartb.
AS TO PKNSIOMS.
The veterans of tbe Union armies dc-
erve snd should receive fsir treatment
md generous recognition. Whenever
ursctioable they should be given prefere
nce in the matter of employment snd
bey are entitled lo tbe ensctmetit ot
nicb laws as are best calculated to se
mre tbe fulfillment ot pledges made to
Lena in the dark days of the country's
,ieril. We denounce tbe prsotioe in Ibe
ipiision bureau, so recklessly and un
justly carried on by the present adminis
tration, of red noii g pensions and arbi
trarily dropping names (rum tbe role ss
leserving tbe severest oondemoatioD of
tbe Amerioan people.
Ol'B FOttKIuM POLICY.
Uur foreign policy should be at all
foreign demaod and price; it diffuse I times firm, vigorous snd dignified, snd
general thrift, and fouuds the strengtl " our interests io tbe western hemls-
of all on tbe strength ot esoh. In It I pbere carefully watched and guarded.
reasonable si plication it ia just, fair and f be Hawaiian islands should be contrail-
impartial, equally opposed to foreign I - by lb United StsUa, and oo foreign
control and domestic monopoly; to sro j wer should be permitted to interfere
tioosl diacriruiuation and ludividus itb them; tbe Nicaragua oaoal should
favoritism. Ws denounoe tbe present I built, owned and operated by tbe
democratic tariff ss sn lioual, ii.jurioo I Doited States; snd by tbe purchase of
lo public credit sod deetroctive to busi- D Itib Island we should secure a
ores toterpriee. We demand suoti I -"ope-r sud much nseded slstloo in tbs
equitable tariff on foreign Imports whirl Iodiea.
come into competition with Amerioan rtl usMaoies iu Armenia have arons
products as will not only furoleb adr- d the deep sympathy sod Just indigos
quale revenue for tbe ororsaary ripen o of the Amrriosn people, and we be
ers ot Ike ftoveroment, but will protect Ibe L'ultrd Hlalss should rxertisi.
American labor from tbe degradation lo '- - ii-fi issee It can properly eiert to
the wage level of other lands, bring Ibrse atrocities lo an rod. Io
We ere not pledged to soy periatrial fu'sry Amrriosn reeiJeote have beea
schedule. The question of rales lasl'-'P''" to Ibe graves! daogers sod
praotlosl QQretioa to be eovrmed In American property destroyed. There
conditions of Ibe time and of produetun . and every w here Amrrlcso citisms aod
The ruling and on.tpnm:siuif prioci. Arnerlcau pwperty must be absolutely
pie is Ibe protection aad develnpmeol ol pftrcted at all hatards aod at any eost.
Amrrloee labor aod ioduetry. Tbrl atossoi uocrsisa.
avamrr ua-wvnua a iiiui erilirmrni SOU I at- & .1 a, .11
" I We raeft Ibe Monroe doelrios la
lbu it wants real I. ... , . ,
m imiava aiivai aula v rrainros aov
rtgbl of Ibe UeiUd Histee lo give Ibe
doelrios ffrci by reepoodieg to the sp
peels of say American sta'e of friendly
tnlrrvratton to esse of Europree en
emeotimeol.
We shai; sot le iolrrfrred aod stall
o"t lotrrlnre with Ibe eitetmg poeeree
tune i any Kurnpcao power la Ihii
be(Bia.tiert, bet those pueeeioBS must
"l, oa any pretest, be t lUadaxl W
boprfully lrxk for ear J to theefrnt
oal witbdrswal of Pani-eo powers
FOREIGN IMMIGBATION.
For tbe protection of tbe quality of our
Amerioan oitizmebip and of wages of
oar workingmen agaiust the fatal com
petition of low priced labor, we demand
that tbe immigration laws be thoroughly
enforced and so extended as to exclude
from entrance to the United States those
wbo oan neither read nor write.
CIVIL SERVICE.
The oivil service law was placed on
the statute books by the republican
party, wbioh bas always sustained
and we renew oar repeated declarations
that it shall be thoroughly and honestly
enforced and extended wherever practi
cable.
FREE BALLOT.
We demand that every oitizso of the
United States shall be allowed to cast a
free and unrestricted ballot, and snob
ballot shall be couuted and returned as
oast.
LYNCHING.
We proolaim our unqualified condem-
nation-of tbe uncivilized and barbarous
practice known ss tbe lynching or killing
of human beings suspected or charged
with orime, without process of Isw.
NATIONAL ARBITRATION.
We favor tbe creation ot a national
board of arbitration to settle and adjust
tbe differences wbioh mav arise between
employers snd employed engaged in in
terstate oommeroe.
HOMESTEADS.
We believe in tbe immediate return
to tbe free homestead t olicy of tbe Re
publican party, and orgs the pasasgp
by congress ot tbe satisfactory free
homesteau measure wbioh bas already
passed tbs bouse and is now pending
in the senate-
TERRITORIES.
We favor the admission of Ibe remain
ing territories at tbe earliest prsotioabls
date, having dui regard to the interest of
tbe territories snd tbe United States. All
federal officers appointed tor territories
should bs seleoted from bona fide reel-
ents thereof, snd tbe right ot self-govern
ment should be socorded as far as prso
tioabls. We believe tbe citizen of Alas
ka should have representation ia the
congress of tbe United States to the end
that needed legislation may be iulolli-
gently eosoted.
TEMPERA NCI.
We sympathize with all wise and le
gitimate efforts to lessen and prevent tbe
evils ot inlemperaooe and promote mor
ality.
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fa PHILIP W. AVTRETT, Geoeral Manager, fa
(Tj) 618 P Street, WASHINGTON, D. C.
Jf. S. Thlt Company it controlled by ntarly on thousand kadinf new "()
"i paper in the Vnited Statu, and U gM irantted by them, rA
HIQIITS or WOMEN.
The ItepabUoaa party la miodful of
Ibe rights ot women. Protection of
American industries includes equal
opportunities, equal pay fur equa
work and protection to tbe bnme. We
favor the sdmision of womso to wider
Spheres of osefaloaes and welcome tbeir
eo-operstloo io resouiog tbe ooutry from
LVmooratio snd Populist mismsnsgemsot
and misuse.
Rucb are tbe principles and policies
of Ibe rspublloso party. By these prin
rlplre we will abide, and tbeee policies
we will put Into etrouiion. We ask for
Attorneys cit JUqw
All business attended to iti a prompt and satisfactory
manner. Notaries l'ublic and Collectors.
OFFICE IN NATIONAL BANK MnLMNtl.
BEPPNER, : t I ; t OREGON
WHITE COLLAR LINE.
PAlummn DirAtinnrl 1
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Stciners TFLErOONE, BAILEY GATZERT AND OCEW WAVE.
Lesvint Alder Slreel IX-ck. Portland, for Atrla. Ilwaoo, Long Beach. Ooeaa
Park and Naheotta. Ihrrot ennDrrtioo wttb II wsoo steamers and rsil-
road ; also at Young's Bay with Seashore IUilroed.
Tuuunioivrij
PortUnd T A. M. Dally, esra-pl Sunday. Leave Astoria 7 P. M. Dally, esrrpt Sunday.
Tl ATT.inv rx A mrjiinrim
them the Oooai JersU J-ldgmrot of lb I LrT Portland a P V lH.Hr. esrrrit a.m.Ur. SaiMrd.y nlthl II p M. tvearra Aitorla Dally a
AmrriOaO people. Cooflleot alike In at 4 A. M., escrpt Sunday and Monday. Sunday eight,! p. M.
tha hi. tor of nor a-raat n.rtf and ia IK. I OOOAN' A-XTIil
i.i , , . I Leave Portland and rnai dlrert to lav. Tuwlaf and Thnradaval I A M Bamn1a..iie w
justice ofoor eeuse we preeeolour plat. Laave,lle Wedrwadayand frtdaj Tat JaJaTls. oW wnd.f algi MS PSt
rotes ana oar esoaustes 10 me run ae- , . , fi. , r. t.,. ..- e a n..A . r
suraaee Ibst tbe election will bring "wV """ " "tuv,w ,nt w uma
tiotory to Ibe Republican party aod rof ",, 'l1- Comfort, IWun, Travel oa Ibe Tatrpaooe. Itail.y Oatsrrt end Ones Wave.
prosperity to Ibe people of tbe United
Slate.
DlsnASKH OP THE SKIM.
Tbe Inlrnes Itching and smarting Inrl-1
dml la srarms, tetter, aalt-rhrum, snd Mhet I 'i'
diaraaraofthe sVIa is InsUntly allayed
spplytng Chamberlain's f.re aad rk
Ointment. Many very bed eases bare been
fwrmanrntly cured ty iL lit equally
n. ami lor Ik bin tilrs sn4 a rsvonta rm
r! fr snre nitnMt rrartnd kamla. rhil
btaina, trm) bitaia, and rhronlo snre evea.
I or sale by uniM' st S3 cents rr hoi.
Try Dr. TadyS fewdUWa rsweVra, ttwv
sn jta hal a Korae nmia w bra In bed mrU I
hie. Toom-, bluwl puiiftrr sod vermifuge.
For tale by Coeser k Brock, draggiets
i h E::!:j Uul.
For tho Curo o4
Liquor, Opium isl Tobacco Habits
II is lorated at ftalam, Oregon,
Tht Ifuei Btamtifut Toww oa (As Coast
C.1I al IKe O.l.rre emr rr eamralare
StrirUi eaaaftdraital. 1 raaim.nl artaaieand ears
rare.
Jane Jaae.
JloVe-To-laV I plraard a prrt't
woman ty iniu.g irr lliai a rrrtain
ml fa.-asl. snuH-rowl. t-ailhradr. trior-
lal biiar.1 liar hrr.
Yilike-,rlout!
Jirits-Thr rrd farrd, anuSrirrtJ,
I .alt!. .-.!.-.) mortal wea In r Ural l.it.v,-.
Y Wwkly,
far jeer Pretrrllew.- ralank "(mtm W
1 aftr) f l tn b la liquid f. In t-a UAaW
IntwaX'V, . I y t.U a e.lltV klery or
1..U V 't4aaaa, i la'k. Lh fe are tl.'-ir
kai if tooting A aw. t'aiark la a lorwi. Out
a Hal il irwi,n i. I y aiil lckacarto
e4 I ( damp miift. It etarte la Ux aaaal
pMaatai, afavUrg ry. ears sad IhmaA.
t'-ll ia lt kal aW'W esrwatte f. of
leair-eja, aa., tf aUrvrJ, Oa r
a .ii 4 i.i.na .1 I -i trrwrm .a ta
14 Wd, a r-wtef a.-aa4 la lb eara, 14
tra!k, -4 a'rt.iimaai aa tt'tmrm rl
-ag-a, 1'rtraac1f a .l-l tm nni Una! tf
t rmrlaa.i aiM laeaa.au I J a
I -a nt le II. e. knlnl,-.4 r.tf f,
OUR STOCK
OF . . .
SPACE IS
TOO HEAVY
AND WE
ARE WILLING
TO UNLOAD
It to Advertisers :it a crc.nt financial sncri.
lice. You nerd it in your business, and as a
matter of business we imi-t sll ii
- ww ess
Tin: Paukks, lVki ibiiiNc Co,