product Does the Dispatch
know for a certainty that the more
dollars he is promising the agri
culturist will boy as much per
dollar as those he now gets? If
not, the hop man is not benefited.
The Gazette believes in bimetal
lism and does not f ally agree with
the St Louis financial plank, bat
it also believes in protection and
knows that when prosperity reigns
in general that the bopgrower will
have an increased demand for his
product With free trade in those
thiDgs so essential id bringing
a revenne and at the same time
so largely produced or manufac
tured by our people, and which, if
not protected, incidentally, while
being ut-ed as a means of produc
ing funds on wLich to ran the gov.
em meet, will force our wage-earn
era to complete with ignoraut foi
eigners at ruirjous prices, there can
be no prosperity, cither for the
It has been asserted, very often bopgrower, the printer or anyone
inrlaoil rlnrincr this fiamnftipn. that
the money and moneyed interests The conditions which make low
wat a ll on th fiida of McKinlev. rrlceB Ior UUV Bre 80 weu HOWU
On first though one is likely to f the PeoP!e that lile comment
.unma tW. iha etAtfimfint in trim. 18 new-essary.
RepuDllcan Ticket.
For Preldent,
william Mckinley,
Of Ohio.
For Vice PrenWcnt,
GARRETT A. HOBART,
Of New Jersey.
For Presidential Elector,
T. T. GEER, of Marion County,
8. M. Y"KAN, of Uiie,
E. L. SMITH, of Waco,
J. F. CAPLES, of Multnomah.
ican war with honors, was instruct
or at West Point, afterwards re
signed, organized the militia of
Kentucky and at the breaking out
of the rebellion, or when his state
was invaded, being an earnest
state rights advocate, he joined the
Confederate forces as brigadier
general, surrendered to Grant at
Fort Donnelson in Feb. 1862, was
exchanged in a short time and con
tinued under the Confederate ser
vice. In 1887 he was elected gov
ernor of Kentucky by a very large
majority.
NOT ALL ON ONE SIDE.
Majob T. S. Clabkson is the
new commander-ln-cmel of the
G. A. R.
It IS worth the time of any per
son to peruse Senator Mitchell's
Woodburn speech.
John K Gentry, has broken the
record for pacing time in harness
in a race, making the mile in 2:03,
but it will not "wash" if you take
the trouble to make any sort of an PERFORMANCES NOT PROMISES,
lnvaotintatmii 'I Via ailvor mininrr in.
u.t. n b TTi.if.rl SiatP .re Mr' BT ba8 iJ f
-ii -nnnnrtor- r.t Mr Tirvn nH assuming that any promises he
their combined wealth is something h?, mftke cab,e implicitly de-
t i i:i peuueu upoD, wuue loose maae dv
enormous. Below is a list of y ... . , . , .;
tPntv.two nrominent BUDnorters ,cuu,,l'nu" "JUDV w
f. t ...v, j.-j. suspicion. He sneers at the
silver eiceed'the total amount coin- Ple f 8 ln lhe PUt orm of
edinthe United States since the PabllCHD t0 bnog an inter
.rlnntion nf tl. flntiotitntion: uatl0,,al monetary agreement, and
...... n.mrt,ni. mnnnnnn ft88umeB tuat U waa not -incerely
Fair estate, Cal.roroia,... 60 ODOO(K) De' Politicar Partie8 nd P01'"
Jobn Maokay, 40 000 COO uciaue are best gauged by periorm-
Hagan 40 000 00(1 auces. It Mr. Bryan would point
w. A. Clark 40.(00 000 a BiDge i,)8tauce of failure on the
Wm.M. Stewart, Nevada 40.000.0o0 , of the republican8 to redeem
Francis J. Newlsods (fchsron . . , . ... . ... . ,
estate.) 85 000.000 u,e,r " usueu
Dve Mi fflt, Denver 80,000,000 w& patience, Dut, as ne cannot
Betiator Jobo P. Juoei (Com do so, the people are irresistibly
lock lode,) 25.000 000 dmea to the conclusion that he is
Floodestst 25,000,000 1 ., , -,u k .
faith to conceal a glaring demo-
AN 1BISH mend ot ours says:
"It's now 1 to 16. If Bryan i
elected it will be nothing to ate,
b'Jasus."
The Jack Crawford, who was
killed up in Washington recently
while mining, was mot the "Poet-
Scout" However, be is said to
have resembled the original very
much.
Jessie R. Grant, a sou of Gen.
Grant, residing at San Diego, Cal-
fornia, has left the republican
party and joined the populists.
lie has evidently forgotten the
teachings of bis illustrious father.
Silver Smelting
.25,000,000
Detver
Works,
R. 0. Chamber!, Ontario,
liver mine 20.000.000
Ohai. E. Lane. California 20.000,000
L. . Uuldeu, Old Telegraph
mlo 15.000 000
Mark Daly, Anacooda Mout ,.15,000.000
Unite Hilver timelling Worka,. 14,000,000
S. R. Uauier, Montana sil
ver minea 10,000,000
Frenoh Hyodiuate (Old Tele
graph taiof) Uiab 10,000.000
Leadvilla Stiver Smelting
Worka 8,500,000
Broadway eetate, llulcna,
MonM 8,000,000
Senator II. M. Teller, Col
orado, 2000000
Senator Lee Mantle.Mont...... 2.000,000
cratio defeat. In short, Mr. Bryan
is very anxious to divert attention
fiom his prediction of four years
ago, wnen ne asserted that tree
trade would enable the American
farmer to sell his wheat at $1.25 a
butibel.
Prosperity will come only with
increased business. Increased
business will come only within
creased revenue. Increased rev
enue will come only with protec
tion. 'Protection will come only
with republicanism. Republican
ism will come only with McKioley.
N. 1. Ticks.
Total 1549 000,000
The most active of thwo men
tinned above in the iu to rest of Mr.
Bryan are the I learnt estate, rrpre
Bcuti'd by tho Sau Frnucisco Ki
aininer, W. A. Clink, Stewart,
HOME COMPETITION.
There in more to be hoped for
in the iticomo tax plttuk
the democratio platform, than
from tlitt nrotpctiou titanic in th
Newlaiids, Moflit, Jouea, Ilolden, republican platform, for, let it b
Daly, Ilauaer, Toller and Mautla. reinemberel, cheap foreign labor
Indeed tie old aocuaation of plu. 'y l,WD. od is still bein
... i l ,,1. 1 imi)ortl free, tree labor an
iwiki, null ui unmM wrnuu .it -.1 a i
on the side of the republicans falls ,icwa on tha waceworker. i.u't it
harmleas before the hard facts Bro. I'attetson.-Dufer Diapatcb.
ti : . i . i ii i . i !n . 1 1 - r " "
t. -H i i. . i I -rr-
uvi'R ior an tuat meio 10 innru
BEVANISMS.
'If protection has (lain ita thousands.
tte gold standard his slain Its tens of
tbooasnds." From Bryan's Chicago
convention speech.
"Speaking for myself, it is immaterial
in my lodgment, whether tbe sheep
grower receives any bent fit from tbe
tariff or not I am for free wool."
Bryan in congress.
"I favor tbe bill, not because of ita
perfection, not becao.ee tbe duties ere
brought down as low as tbey might be,
bat beoanse tbe bill is iuBnitely better
tbRD Ibelaw ws now have, AND IS A
STEP IN THE BIGHT DIRECTION."
Bryan ln cotigreee, speaking on the
Wilson tariff bill.
"Istsndnpon tbe authority of every
intelligent vott-r npon political economy
wben I aeeert that litre is not, end Lever
bas been, an honest dollar." Br) an in
congress on lhe debate concerning tbe
repeal of tLe Sbeiman silver puiobabing
aot.
. "Not only m I in fnvor of tbe govern
ment topplvibg all the paper money
needed, bnt I believe it cnu and ought
In Vrevrnt eny private citizen from set
ting aside tbe legal tender laws by pri
vate contract." Bryan 1j oongrets.
"I am not a demoorat." Bryan at Ml.
Vernon, Ills., last March.
Just Received!
vV- vM. jto
We have just received a
Large Line of Ladies' and
Misses Jackets and Capes
In
n
a
PRESS COMMENTS.
Do not deoeive yourselves. Whatever
cbaoue is made in eitt er our fionoil
or commercial polioy or however disas
trous the iff cts of such a chaDge may
be, the wenltbl? will not be the sufferers.
Even if their revenues are cut down tbey
will still have plenty and to spare. On
the other hxnd bow u it with tbe labor
ing man whose wages meagerly supply
bis daily wants? Is not his place a
critical one wbeu the result ot one day s
ballots may close the w rksbop or fac-
ory, cutting off his means of livlibood
and environing him with poverty. He
at leat should use the greatest care that
is ballot is depiiHited in tbe right man
ner. Arlington Reoord.
Ladies desiring anything in this line will do well to call
early and make their selections before the assortment is
broken.
Political promises from one
party are just as likely to be
u.1 til led by one as the other. The
promise of the republican party,
backed by the assurance of Mc-
Kiuley, to promote bimetallism by
assisting to bring about an agree
ment is just as good and deserves
as much consideration as any pop-
democratio promise uoder the suu.
Nobs Sat A ver s at the World's Fair
Ayer's HarsaparilU enjoys the extraor
dinary distinction ot having been tbe onl v
blood purifier allowed an exhibit at tbe
World's fair, Chicago. Manufacturers
ot otbsr sarsaparlllas sought by every
means to obtain a showing of tbeir goods,
but they were all turned away under tbe
application ot the rnle forbidding tbe
entry of patent mediotaet and nostroms
Tbe deoision of the World's fair autho
rities in favor ot Ayer's Sarsaparilla was
in effeot as follows: "Ayer's Sarsapa
rilla is not a patent mediolne. It does
not belong to the list of nostrums. It is
here on its merits."
A reward of 850 00 will be piid for the
arrest und oooviotion of tbe guilty party.
Description: Black mare with blze
face, branded F A on right b'p; right
bind foot bas been burned with roje;
toes of front foot turn in: weight about
000 pounds.
Write or wire all information to I.
Eoues, Heppner, Oregon. 2t.
wealth on lioth aides of the jxiliti
cal controversy. , Tho cry of "mo
nopoly from the populist is not
consistent, under the circumstsD-
eos, and the less tho dome rrats say
about it the better. Trains and
energy will produce wealth iu any
couutrr, and capital will alwaja
work to benefit itself.
Yl.U WELL!
The HariUburg Itetiew says
that at least two-third of thtt h
in that Viciuity will lemaio unpick
l this year owing to the low prills
offurej for tleiu. 'J here is aotna.
thina wroog about this ttatetneot,
for there is a tariff duty of S rants
a poiiod oo Iioni and the country
!n tint Kl I atatidaid, t.MS Ubal
thi yu thirik aUxit it, llrppbt-i
(laietta? t)ufi-r Dispatch.
Yoa make us n.ita. Hope ar
oaad to make lxr, and txrr ran.
Dot drank at any ric when
the laborieg man is grlting frw
tra lrt t;ra. He must !aa the
l.wcri r i f life f.rnL I ven thr
etph)rr i fUn fau.i l affor4 the
laiury tt lift ha baa allbarao
do to k-p Li business g"iog till
titnea frt Ullrr.
TLa small drmat.d f.r b" oo e
C'-uLtt f frr tra it ir.!iWtj, ti e
the Gazette believes that any tai
oo energy and industry; any dis
crimination whereby 11000 income
in taxed while one of UJ'J'J 03 is
not tated is unjust aod uooonsti.
tutiobal. Tbe great Tilden said so
aud refused to pay bis taxetv. It
can hardly be justified eveo as a
war measure.
Foreigners that immigrate to
to this country cannot come by
contract, and the restrictions are
rigid What have tbe popucrata
to offer in lieu of tbia?
The Dispatch is drawiog the
Uoe a little too fine for comprs-
beoaioD. It doe not scrapie to
patronise a foreigner la a foreign
land who doe nothing to holp
our tradesmen and to support th
govrromeot, while our home labor.
er is suffering therefrom, yet he
ubjWU to a protective system
huh givee employ meet to all at
(rood wagea. eveo to ritiiens of
foreign birth who have paaeJ the
standard required to enter our
pottaia. No piKcrst ran get
around these prvpoaitiots.
i
It la interesting to ote that the
. t a a . t
national Or rot r alio ernnoefs ware
t it ir i ts io the late rtbellioo.
(Ion. J lo M. I'almrr, tLeraodU
"No Likes Msrelabrs."
Heppner bss a Chinese resident, one
Eho, wbo is alsys very sniious to
"mis" with white people and to sps tbel
dress, manners sod onttoms. ' During
the sojourn of J L Mitchell, the deputy
apros ei'mmeoJur of tbe Maooalteea,
la oar little eny, lbs progressive China
man became imbued with so idea lhat
bs oo got to be a Maceabea, lie was
mads oes io short order.
About oos hood red mea assembled at
tbe K. of P. ball sod lbs oeretnooies be
gin, varying from the wlerJ, solemn
wsrolog of tbe Mighty Tssba and lbs
lesson of "slsvsliof manklod" wbrre
Iba nsfortuosls is bonsoed to lbs eril
lag la a blsekst, lo tbe rigid tiamioa-
tion by lbs Huo.ble Eort as to the
eanJidals's qnalflesiiuo l enter lb
Realm of Maoeabees, and tbe reeeivin
IB Orleotsl stats tbe "great eoret"
Tbe Oisslte's editor was not present
daring Ihs eers rnonlrs bat there mast
bsv beea some startling ioaovatioos.
tut wbsa tbe dgre was ended lbs
Cbisamaa was alutbed prloeii-ally in
tsosbto and a rsolof aa under.
garmsDl.
All tbal aoald be goln oot of IU bo
as Ibal be "oo like alaeeUbee; ao
aahbe; loo m no bee tlalk, llaiki solar
41 mncbee."
metis atnoatit nlafrd, ai.d ll.s data f . r j rsidrtt, fought all
through lie tUUi o abd gainad
de note of wkirb he ia justly proud.
IU t'fter saw any service until
disUbra of Orvu yards from
the grtat matketa of the 1'iiited
BuUa are all against the Lp
grower. I'rea trad la hot would the irl !! o at.d waa slrctrd ttvm
Btala Iha ttistur t rse, 'iriiat life, tia t r feesioo Uir g
ll li.j t,li to d m I Is f the tt.at of law, .i the n l. teUhipt
it i- n ll.t ft e- te'w m,mU ' t. f . u t 1 1 K l.Uni Irf
We Yave r) These Goods ( Qualities Rangiog iQ
Price fron) $2 to $18.
HOBSiC STOLEN.
LOST TRIBES OF ISRAEL.
Legends Pertaining to Their Wanderings
Up and Down the Earth.
It may not be inappropriate to recall
an old legend xtaut among the ortho
dox Jews of Russia regarding th!s sub-
"It u immaterial, in my judgment
whether the sheep grower receive! any jl;ct nn(1 whlcU C0D&rml the report of
oenejiijrom me larijj or not the explorer.
Whether he doe or doet ot I am lor
free wool." Extract from speech of
W.llianv J. Bryan in the House of-Rrp.
res'ntatives when the Wilson bill was
under consideration.
Heppner to Pendleton via Brppner-
Eoho Btsge Line. Persons deoiroos of
visiting Pendleton onn save time end
money by Inking this rente. Iy so
qualnting tbe skpuIs t tie previous even
ing the stage will funks connection with
2 o'clock train at E ho for Pendleton.
OfTloe at City Drug Store,
l'roptietor.
Ia a reeeal Ljtier lo Iha maaofsetnr-
era Mr. W. t. !lrjmle. editor of the
MpMtetor, IltMbford, N. Y, ssys: ' ll
ay be a alrssar lo yoa to ksow it
klb tm la wbwb fbswbefl.ts's
mdkiaa ar .IJ by lb perple of
fear owe stste, where Ibey mast b
best kaeea. Aa soot of miae, wbo re-
idee al IViUr, Iowa, waa abool to
visit ae a tew year eisee, and rfure
leevief boese wrote me, askleg If tbey
sre eld bf, staling if tbey er a l
be woeld bfisg a e,isoltly Uh brr,
se sb did InH like to be ellboal Ibrm "
Tbe meJk toe refeered to ar tbsaber.
Uis's Cos k iUmeJ;, faeKwa f. s
sure ef tulds aod ereapi CbambeiUia's
Tela tlalm f.w iksiism. Isms !,
ptt la b td end tel, aal CLass
bed sis' Ooli. Cbtea asd IsMboes
KewJy fof bweet fmpUisis, Tb
ssedicteee bats bea ia enostaat In
Iowa ff slaxwl a e,ertf ofaeeslary
Tb people bsve lesrsed tbel lly sre
situ We ef great worth aed ani, ai d
assaated bv y obr. Tbey are lt
J ber ty Cbeser k iWk, drsggists.
I'olxinuui ( noklng t tenull.
The mi li j - t f pun food him loiigbiTn
n H't tlirnic (if li'ihliitorH, mid I inluiit
that the iIim'U.ksIiiiim imi I lie Milsjrrt hOc
iloni! u trreiit (lent of I'oikI. I luTieu.
however, 1 1. ii I pure and whultoiiie lid n
sils in which to cook the fixM ure of
wore linrKirtiiiice than the fotHl Itwlf.
Only thuxe who lire familiar with the
nffairs ot Inrge kitchens are aware of
the) eternal vigilnucn which presents
the formation of chemical poutons ln
culinary iiIciimIh. ts there the ramo
v ntchfnlneN in the kltsliens of cheap
rating Iioiim-s? I trukt the day la not
fur iliataut when rigorous law swill be
I j suited roiiii'lt'ng boards of beslth to
lnecct the cooking utenmts of eery
nililihiiirnt in which food Is srneil
to the public. My firnt inspection of
lhe kitchen of the rvsiaurnuta at tbe
t atlonul capitol iiuiile me khiichler. One
rf the uteiik.ls which was In daily iue
was so covered with erd!gria thai the
oi iglnul rolor of the metal rould not le
if n. The utensil wua s klcutil-heated
otsterstrw 'mi. The bands een of tbe
colored attendant were stained green
from contort with the pan. I ques
tioned the srrtant, and she told me that
I was the first Ton to romplala to
ber about tin-, condition of I be pan. She
went on to say that she "could not wash
tbe 'green emit' off ber band." Twen
tieth Century Conking.
Si a ft -4 wrsiatea.
Cut the curuinttrr into bslvr and re
r.O the srls. floll four tablepwne
f si of rice fr .10 ttiiisiilea; drain, sod sdj
to it uii riuult,iunt ly of cbopju d UtraL
Pre! two U'liti.lix-, cut Into bahrs soJ
peeks out the (; col Ihrm ii.lo nnl
pieces, Oil with the. other Inien dienln;
edd a bttlf U-a"HMifulof alludad.nll
of rpirr. ri.i.t- tbia mWtur Into the
ralty from wb b the keeJa were taken:
f ul tbe bahes itrt her, bind tbecucum-U-rs
Into shai' with a plee f twine
mhI stand in baking n; add half a
cup of wstrr; l-jle klowly f..roie hour,
Iwitlng f.mr or fle Hmea. Thew may
ittwt lal.rl by SluDlng lb mUture
ltOi the -"e from wblih the seds
er tnkrn. sod baking la Ike baliea,
I'onlon (.l.lir.
' - - - ' ' " "J It (.l. r .1 .
iriit ll.s ruii' all f. i I !. l,.ii i.rii H It. linlnr. the I oit.ii.re ..! - r. I f
t,3 Now II. m l,. (lower gt f"f it e I Irsuli til, is a Wist loltt
ike Uet m1m Litvaa (of biaJU, (vwvtl tLrva,b lhXI4i
"II it immaltrinl. Is Sg jA jmtml,
' trkilKtr las tktrp geowee ttcrurt an.
In i a.. . . m .
H. I J. .. . . . ,.,.f.f
l i a i f
II i I nm J J'Via I tt.i
to. ufaliK. k M H'tiwa ts4 kee
I ! tea luiml.
"f .r." .:.! lhe ct!. , -i, csr 1 rte
liolue fti la t t: - t nrM.lr.l lbs
to., I.-. i..tf i ii 1 1 if ii in, .! ti
1 iii tf en t f I Si ir t I ..!.. 1 1 jak."
The plrtt railway timers' ortito.i
W f i Bg
".H. ftiia.M, la fact, thai the fn
.'..rte was unable to collect sit the
fkrea."
Tb rfkreet's a dropf"! t tb
f.oe. - ht ss the number ef tbat
rarr b a'f.1. e grty - Iml ankp'.:.
JpvimaL
Years and years ago, so the story
runs, un exiled Jew on the bleak wilds
of northern Siberia, in an effort to
reach nn overhanging branch of a tree,
placed his foot upon a log floating on
the water. No sooner bod bis foot
touched the log than it seemed Inspired
with life and moved rapidly off, bearing
the exile away toward the vast lec fields,
whien were plainly visible and plentiful
toward tho north. Rapidly the cur
rent swept the log northward, bearing J
with it the unfortunate Jew, who whs 1
ro benumbed with fear and cold that 1
he was unablo to formulate a plan of
W. D. I.OHD, esenjie from hi perilous position.
ior three consecutive days and
night the prisoner clung to tb log,
pa-adr-g through towering fields of Ire
bergs nnd dashing uudcr arches cut by
the current th'ough the i-liy-wraping
fields of ice. Out into beautiful sun
shine our traveler eventually emerged.
The giaks was green and the trees were
gurl.cil In the nplcndor of nature and
birds made merry music on every
branch. People great iu numbers were
congregated on either lank of the
strra-n all dressed In. holiday raiment
of the finest texture, but similar in
rlinncter to lhe clothing worn by our
ancestors 2.0CO years ago. The current
of the stream irmd to flow, the log
drifted to the hai.k and the almost f J'ti
Ishcd and thoroughly frlghtenrd trav
eler repeated 'or the thousandth t ine
tbe Hebrew worda, ".Sbamo Israel.'
snd in uncertain mannrr dinmouti'ed
from lhe log.
The inhabitants crowded about, and,
speaking in H-brrw, with which lan
guage be wua thoroughly convrrraul,
learned of bis need of food snd ret ami
supplied three w snts. after which they
Intju'red whence bo came and whither
he waa going. Numerous inquiries
were made regarding tbe people who
lived beyond their circumscribed world,
who in reciprocity Informed blm of
themselves and their mode of living,
which bad iu nowike changed sloe
tbe advent of the Christian era.
They worked and worth Jed even as
did the Jew in ancient times when
I'slrkl.ne was a garden and Jerusalem
the center of clvdialioa. Tb tra
tier 'earned that these pode were lb
lost tribes of lrstl, wbo bad migrated
to thik goodly country, bit by the
descemlsnte of Aaron named Jokepb
wbo hud mmh away without leaving
any Irkcrndsbla. With tbetn tbey bad
brought many vewets snd mrhof tb
paraphernalia of Solomon's u-mple, and
patterned tbeir bouse of worship after
Ibis fsmnus temple of Jerusalem.
Thtf traveler waa tld lhat the
stream's current ws active sis ds)s la
the week Slid OB lb srvrnlh becn.e
quiet snd did hot mote, but is be ws
a iurmt-r of a d.fferent tr.b lo Ibetu-
e bs would aot be allowed to re
main within be country, fa be was
I.iih-1 In iMMt, w h'ch w sa puhrd cut
Into I l.e rnrrr-it and wss Uime by a
rlrruitous route Lack Id r-.lwfls. AfO
rrwartl In- wss kr.)..tird. returned te
l;u snd tool bis odvsatere. AtUu
U J ah 8 htn.rt.t.
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Don't You Want a Place to
Put up Your Team ?
i Arc You in Need of a Saddle
Horse ?
All tbeae can be procured at Tlinropaon BinriB, Lower Main Street,
Heppner, Oregon.
Tha renllemen srs well acquainted with Orant, lUrnee CrnnV rlt'llara snd Otbsr OODn ties,
sad can savs mnner a d Urns In mkktu lbes sectluus alia traveling mea.
Price In keeping alts, tht times.
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Don't buy your Bucks until you
see the Full Blooded and Grade
Delaine Merinos from the Cunning
ham band, of Pilot Rock, which will
soon be in Ilcppncr. Prices and
terms to suit purchasers.
CHARLES CUNNINGHAM.
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