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POPULISTS ARE IN IT. THE OREGON CAMPAIGN WAS A GLO What is RIOUS SUCCESS. The Resalt Has Set All the Managers to Buzzing—The Democrats and Their Hunt For a Candidate—Differing Views on the Subject of Fusion. I (Special Correspondence.] W ashington , June 22.—Well, the Republicans are still claiming the Ore gon congressmen, and as they have the last pull at the returns, Ellis and Tongue will probably get the certificates, but not one of them here or anywhere else pretends that the result is any better than a defeat The freight trains are I Blower than usual in bringing the Pop ulist vote, but the papers have arrived, and a few far western politicians, and are all full of explanations and apolo gies. It is amusing to contrast them. One class says The Oregonian hurt Ellis by opposing him as a silver man, and hurt Tongue much worse by supporting him as a gold man. Many more blame the want of organization, and all agree that hard times and continued decline in farm produce had great effect. Just one Republican paper comes out frankly and credits it all to the superior ability of the Populist leaders. This is The Weekly Star of Gervais, and it deserves such immortality as this column can give it for its delightful truthfulness. It says: “The Populists have shown splendid ability In their management of the campaign. They have brought here the best talent obtainable, while their op ponents have done nothing but ignore them, and by not following up with able speeches have failed to refute any doctrine they had promulgated. • * * Instead of our usual 1,200 majority in Marion county we find the legislative ticket barely elected, the candidate for treasurer defeated, the district attorney knocked into simthereens, the sheriff with only 150 majority and Populists elected to congress.’’ The editor evi dently had not heard that “the returns were sent back for correction.’’ There is scarcely an old party paper or man in the state that can speak with modera tion of ex-Governor Pennoyer’s magnifi- oent victory. The very mention of the Manager - and - Funeral - Director. figures puts them in a rage, and to add Myer Block, • Ashland, Or. to it, they cannot deny that the money HEADQUARTERS FOR of the bankers was employed against HARDWARE, him to an enormous extent, and the wealth, power and patronage of Port andle first - class goods STOVES and Day or Night Calls promptly at- land was against him. Yet his vote is TINNWARE double V’Med to. that of both his competitors. In cidentally one of our men writes that 1W“CHARGES REASONABLE. ‘ ‘relays of stern, well armed Populists watched the count. ’’ F ALL KINDS and GRADES All parties agree in giving the high Miners’ Tools, Giant Powder, Caps est praise to Mr. J. C. Young, Populist and Fuse. A fine line of Electric Cutlery, and a large and complete stock of Fishing state chairman, who started in with a Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing of campaign fund of only $600, and with all kinds done on short notice. All work out a leading newspaper in the state, guaranteed. yet organized a campaign that paralzyed £MF“Tin 8hop in connection. the veteran managers of the old parties. First-class goods, and prices as low as the In the field, says another Populist en lowest. thusiast, the “Big Four” divided the work. “General Weaver led the ad vance, ‘Cyclone’ Davis the right and Sovereign the left wing, while White- head of New Jersey held the center. and opera houses could not hold STRICTURE Halls the crowds that came to hear them. Withall bad consequences, certainly and rapidly :ured with safe and easy methods. Question Blank and They challenged everybody in Oregon Book fxea. Call cr write. DR WARD INSTITUTE, 120 N. Ninth Street, tx. Louis, Mo. to joint debate and set the state afire. The battle was fought on the financial This extra Constipation. issue alone and the broad proposition ordinary Re- Dizziness, juvenator is advanced for a union of all reform ele Falling Sen- the most ■ations, Nerv ments upon a free coinage platform.” wonderful ous twitching discovery of A very remarkable incident was a gen If you use the Petaluma of the eyes the age. It Incubators A Brooders. and other eral call upon Chairman Young by the been en Make • money while parts. dorsed by the others are wasting state chairmen of the other parties to Strengthens, leadingscien- time by old processes. congratulate him on his ability and vic 1 n v 1 g orates Catalog tells all about tlflc men of 48 Page ■ and tones the it, and describes every Europe and tory. Illustrated 1 article needed for the entire system. America. As might have been expected, the poultry business. Hudyan cures Hudyan is Debility, purely vege- Oregon sweep, falling in with the assur Nervousness, ance that Chicago convention will Emissions, Hudyan stops The“ERIE” nominate the and develop« a reliable silver Democrat on mechanically the best ftNNtVMMSS and restores wheel. Prettlestmodel. of the dis a straight 16 to 1 platform, set all the weak organa We are Pacific Coast charge in 20 Pains in the Agents. Bicycle cata- managers of factions here to buzzing davs. Cures back, losses logu0,ma!led free.givcs mightily about co-operation. I have re LOST by day or full description, prices, etc. agents wanted night stopped ceived full accounts of no less than five MANHOOD PETALVSA INCUBATOR CO., Petaluma. Cal BRANCH House, 231 8. Main St.. Jx>s Angeles. caucuses and can only guess how many I more were held. On one point, and only one so far as I can hear, all agreed, that there can be no co-operation which in quickly. Over 2,000 private endorsements. volves any surrender of party name »nd prematureness means impotency in the first I J stage. It is a symptom of seminal weakness organization. Nationally, parties must and barrenness. It can be stopped in 20 days go on as they are and co-operation must by the use of Hudyan. The new discovery was made by the Special be local so far as there is any. The Pop ists of the old famous Hudson Medical Institute. ulists conferred with each other at great It is the strongest vitaiizer made. It is very powerful, but harmless. Sold for 81.00 a pack length and elaborated their views on the age or6 packages for 84.00 (plain sealed boxes). RAILROAD plan proposed some time ago and much Written guarantee given for a cure. If you buy six boxes and are not entirely cured, six more was Baid about the possibility of uniting will be sent to you free of ail charges. all the silver forces upon Mr. Teller for Send for circulars and testimonials. Address HUDSON MEDICAL. INSTITUTE, president I judge from their talk that J auction Stockton, Market A BUIaSis it did not excite much enthusiasm, and San Franeiaco. C'al. we now know that so far as their polit ical leaders go silver Republicans are following the same old partisan line, THB OLD DOCTOR’S that is, each man is hunting excuses for voting with his party. Pullman The matter was considered by a small w ** LADIES’ FAVORITE. Sleeping Cars group of original silver Democrats and ALWAYS RELIABLE and perfectly SAFE. The aame. as used by thousands of women all over the United States, rejected nem. con. The clearest state Elegant In the OLD DOCTOR S private mail practice, for 38 years, and not »single bad result. ment of their views was given to me by Money re.urned if not as represented. Send 4 cents Dining Cars Representative Terry of Arkansas who (stamps) for sealed particulars. DR. WARD INSTITUTE. 120N.9th St. St. Louie, Mo. Tourist said: “It would utterly ruin us to nom inate a man who had just come out of Sleeping Cars the Republican convention. The nomi ST. PAUL nation of a man from another party is always great evidence of weakness and MINNEAPOLIS it is only under extraordinary circum DULUTH stances that the gain equals the loss. FARGO Furthermore, Mr. Teller has abused us in times past about as venomously as TO GRAND FORKS any living Republican except Ingalls. CROOKSTON__ We should have to explain all this to E. McNEILL, Receiver. our voters, with the vigilant enemy us WINNIPEG ing his worst sentences to ridicule us, TO THE HELENA and and it would be the Greeley campaign BUTTE over again, only five times as bad. Back of all this, however, it would be moral treason. For, lo, these many years we silver Democrats have been calling on TO our people to give us control and consent CHICAGO to a perfectly straightforward platform GIVES THE CHOICE OF WASHINGTON and fight. Now they have done it and TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL i I PHILADELPHIA are thoroughly roused on the subject—I never knew the masses to rouse so rap NEW YORK idly and determinedly—and if we should BOSTON AND ALL abandon our ground, it would be folly POINTS EAST and SOUTH and treason. The logic of the situation Through tickets to Japan aud China, via Tacoma and Northern Pacific Steamship compels ns to go straight on aud nomi Co., an American line. nate a tried and true silver Democrat. For information, time cards, maD and VV e could not do otherwise even if we tickets, call on or write would. A. D. CHARLTON, ‘‘By the way, did you ever in your Assistant General Passenger Agent. VIA PORTLAND. OREGON, life see so rapid a change as there has been recently? One month ago it was SPOKANE DENVER taken for granted that the Democrats A package of out treat- would nominate, march out on dress MINNEAPOLIS OMAHA Bient for weakness and decay, nervous debility parade, receive the fire of - the enemy ANO AKT and lost vitality sent free for 12 cents and scatter in ignominious defeat. Now postage. every part of the country come ST. PAUL KANSAS CITY I • 3. WARD 1NSTUTUTE, 1’0.7.9thSt ST. LOUIS,MO. from lond shouts anticipating triumph, and even the gold Democrats are getting ex LOW RATES TO ALL cited. I went through the departments the last few days and I found the gold EASTERN CITIES, Democrats as cocky and full of fight as could be wished, aud even the Maryland OCEAN STEAMERS men say, ‘We’ll whip ’em sure!’ There LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS Have put in a c A P ractically P erfect P reparation F or A S T o R I CHILDREN’S C omplaints . ASHLAND CASKET CO H. S. EMERY D. H. MILLER MEDFORD, OR H I Builder’s Material O D. H. MILLER. Y aricocele * a » CHICKEN MISLHGPAYS NORTHERN PACIFIC R U N S Û.RM EAST THROUGH TICKETZ ROUTES Union Great Northern Ry. Pacific Ry TRIAL PARKINSON & WISE Beautiful new Catalogue tree at Stearns Agency or direct on request. E. C. STEARNS & CO., Syracuse, N. V. TORONTO, CNT. will be the biggest vote cast this year in proportion to population ever known in our history, for every fellow can find a ticket to suit his principles, and the more those Wall street fellows put down prices and threaten panics, the more savage the silver men will grow, and the more of them there will be. It’s a great mistake to imagine that the silver sentiment is weak in the east I hon estly believe New York could be carried for silver if we could get a straight vote on that question alone. Here are some letters I have recently got from men of high standing, and they all agree that conversions to free coinage are multi plying with a rapidity they have never seen equaled. ” I read some of the let ters and found them to be from the agricultural regions. They agreed in stating that farms could now be bought for much less than they were assessed at in 1860 and that the people were driven by their losses to study the issue. The silver Republicans caucused just a little and separated in disgust As re ported by Representative Shafroth, they. found that if there was a bolt, just enough would go into it to make it ridiculous, and so each man who hoped for a political future preferred to keep out of it. One interesting fact, how ever, was developed and excited a very heated controversy, and that.was that they did not dare to allow Senator But ler’s antibond bill to come to a vote. It had passed the senate by such a band- some majority that, as one of them said, “it would be impossible to explain to the common people why we voted against it, for if there is any one thing on which men of all parties are in a perfect fury it is this increase of the bonded debt. ” So all these, and several more Repub licans, even some who are counted as gold men, went to Chairman Dingley and notified him that the thing simply must not come to a vote, aud if it did they would be ruined. Mr. Dingley con sulted with the speaker and others and they decided that there was actual dan ger of the Butler bill passing the house, which would simply play hob with their delicate arrangements at St. Louis; and so they smothered it in spite of the at tempts of a few Democrats and all the Populists to get a chance to vote on it. Now, if we were getting up a plan for a free government, or writing an essay on representative institutions, what a start ling proposition it would be that the executive should have power to borrow money at discretion and the legislature be afraid to even consider a measure re straining him. It has been 255 years since an English monarch borrowed money without the express order of par liament, and to the best of my recollec tion that monarch was shorter by a head only 8 years later. Among the Populist congressmen there is considerable difference of opinion. All agree that in the eight far southern states co-operation is not to be thought of, for there the Populist party is the only opposition to the Democratic, the Republican party having disappeared, except in North Carolina. In the north west, on the other hand, the Populists began their political life by co-operation with sections of other parties and so it comes natural to them. In Oregon, as we see, they have simply absorbed the silver Democrats, the straight gold Democratic candidates receiving less than one-tenth of the popular vote. Chairman John W. Breidenthal of Kan sas writes that he considers complete co-operation a certainty there, and Rep resentative Baker, commenting on this statement, said that while his district was reliably Populist anyhow, and he did not expect to be a candidate, yet the sentiment was for co-operation. Repre sentative Kem of Nebraska has also re tired from the field and Is very outspoken for a fusion of all the silver forces. Sen ator Allen, on leaving here, declared that it was still too soon to give an opin ion, but he pronounced so fervent a eulogy upon Governor Boies as to lead every one to believe that he would favor supporting that gentleman if the Demo crats should nominate him. Senator Kyle says that fusion is already a fact in his state. All this time the prices of farm prod uce continue to decline with almost clocklike regularity and taxes and the cost of government to go up. By the lowest Republican estimate the ex penses for the next year will be $520,- 000,000, and adding in the conditional expense allowed, the Democrats say the total cannot fall below $540,000,000. This means that government the com ing year will cost about 850,000,000 bushels of wheat, or at least 150,000, - 000 more than it did for the last year of the great civil war, when the expend itures averaged $3,836,176 per day. That year it took all the wheat raised and an equivalent value in corn to pay expenses. Next year, present policies continuing, it will take all the wheat and corn and 22,000,000 fat hogs in the Chicago market. To add cheerfulness to the situation, Wall street has issued a circular notice that if the silver agita tion is not stopped, accommodations will be refused to the west and south, debtors as far as possible will be ruined, a severer panic will be brought on and farm produce prices will be reduced very greatly. Go on, gentlemen. Kick ’em! Slap ’em! Bang ’em over the heads and jab the iron into their ten- derest parts! Nothing but misery will make ’em rebel. J. H. B rowning . The “Record” is prepared to do work in all lines of printing, and satisfaction guar anteed. NIGHT ON SHIPBOARD. SILVER AND COTTON. Tho Regular Duties and the Time For General Relaxation. Recent Movements In the Market Make Certain Questions Pertinent. The “first call” is sounded again five The reports of Friday’s cotton mar minutes before sundown, when the en- ket in New York were both interesting sigu and the jack halyards are manned, and important. and a staylight made ready for hoisting The chief note was the reoent rise in to indicate the ship’s whereabouts dur price of bullion silver aud the state ing the night. Then the color call fol ment that it has had an almost instan lows at sundown as the flag is lowered, taneous effect ou the cotton market and saluted by all as it reaches the deck. Just why this is so is partially explain The assembly is then sounded for even ed in McIntyre & Wardwell’s New ing quarters aud muster, but there is no • York cotton letter, which we reprint: drilL Silver has lately been rising quite rapidly, As a rule, it is just after sunset when and there is a big silver speculation in prog in London based largely on the spread of the bugle call is sounded to “stand by ress free silver sentiment in thiB country. This hammocks.” That brings all the crew may put up silver quotations materially, and on deck, aud they staud in silence close this greatly stimulated Manchester's trade in out to the ship’s side beside the ham cotton goods with East India—In fact, Liver sales of spot cotton In two days are U0,000 mock nettings, iu two ranks facing the pool bales, a fact which speaks volumes. stem, until the boatswain’s mate reports This may very well be supplemented to tho officer of the deck, “All up and by the New York Sun’s cotton review: aft.” The latter then orders, “Uncoverl For a time this morning the situation looked —pipe down!” and in obedience to this rather weak, partly owing to the decline in order and the boatswain’s whistle the Liverpool, whero the work of decimating the nettings are thrown open, and the ham weak bulls had not been quite finished, but later on, when it was found that Manchester mocks are served out and taken below had woke up, or at least ownod up that it was to their proper places. Each hammock doing u good business, prices hero rose rapid has printed on it a number, and that ly. The Manchester revival is attributed al same number is on the hooks below most solely to the recent rise in silver, which has a stimulating effpet on business decks where that hammock lias to be naturally with tbe East Indies. The early decline here swung, so that eacli man sleeps in the was all recovered on the double quick, the same place every night, and that place market rising 9 to 11 points from the lowest figures of the morning. is called his “billet.” Now, here is testimony of the most Unless, now, a boat is called away there will bo no more bugle calls until unanswerable kind right out of Wall five minutes of 9 o’clock. The period is street—right from the headquarters of one of complete relaxation, and is spent the money power in this country. More by the sailors in smoking, spinning over, the testimony seems to be gladly yarns, singing, playing on musical in imparted to the public. There is a struments, and dancing. At 8:55 the cheerfulness, an elation, in tho tone of first call is again sounded as a warning the reports which we quote that cannot to the crew to prepare to turn into their be mistaken. It is declared that even a hammocks and go to sleep. Then at 9 slight rise in the price of bullion silver o’clock comes the call known as ‘ ‘ tat helps the cotton market by stimulating Manchester’s trade with the far east. too. ” This is precisely what The Constitu This tattoo is the survival of an old custom. In the “old navy” it used to tion has been declaring for years—that last 15 minutes, and was performed the value of silver and the market price with drum and fife, playing all manner of cotton and wheat are linked together of airs and quicksteps according to the and arc inseparable. The question arises fancy or ingenuity of the drummer and here, and we invite the poor crashed flfer. It is even said to have been handed and defeated cuckoos to answer it: If down from a period of superstition, the demand for silver iu the east in when they used to inako a hullabaloo creases the value of that metal, why after dark to drive the devils out of the I will not tho inexhaustible demand of ship. At the last note of tattoo the ship’s the open United States mints restore the bell is strack twice for 9 o’clock, and value represented by the present ratio the boatswain’s whistle sounds “Pipe of 16 to 1? One more question: If the slight rise down.” Every man must then turn into in the value of silver, whether it bo his hammock, whether he is sleepy or not, for an inspection is made by the brought about by the eastern demand master at arms to see that all have done or by the certainty that tho Democrat- so. Then sounds that last, long, mourn I io party will declare for free coinage, ful call, “taps.”—Lieutenant John M. tends to advance the price of cotton, why will not the rise of silver to the Ellicott, in St Nioholas. mint ratio increase the price of cotton in proportion? Horse Shedding a Witness. Another question in conclusion: If “I can’t imagine where Senator El 'he increase in the value of silver to kins obtained his authority for the ex planation which ho gives of the origin ;he extent of 1 penny fails to disturb of tho expression ‘horse shedding,’ ” the gold value, why will the increase said Representative Grosvenor. “The in the value of the metal to the extent origin of this famous expression was as of Is. 6d. drive out the yellow metal?— Atlanta Constitution. follows: “In days gone by the Ohio courts Are You Made held sessions at different county seats Miserable by Indigestion, Constipation. at certain periods known as court terms. Dizziness, Loss of Appetite. Yellow Skin? To accommodate tho large crowds of Shiloh’s Vitaiizer is a positive cure. For litigants and witnesses who would flock sale by T. K. Bolton. in from points for miles around the All British patents are granted for 14 county seat when court was in session, the county authorities erected sheds years, but are revoked at any time after near tho courthouse, where the litigants the fourth year upon the nonpayment of and their witnesses could tie and feed the government tax their horses while they attended court, Over 27,000 pounds weight of edible and these sheds became known as horse birds are annually shipped from sheds. Now, owing to the limited space Java ’ to nests China. of the courtrooms, tho lawyers, who always traveled with the court, were unable to hold a private consultation with their clients and witnesses inside the walls, and so they used to tako them under tho horso sheds aud there talk DYNAMOS and MOTORS matters over with them. “Among the attorneys who attended For Quartz Mills, Hoisting, Pumping court at Chester, the then county seat of and all kinds of mining work. Meigs county, on one occasion were Tom Ewing and Samuel F. Vinton. The court was ready to go on with the case Electrical Engineering Co., in which the two noted attorneys were retained as opening counsel, when it 34 and 36 Main St., was discovered that Vinton was not present The court looked carefully San Francisco, Cal. around and then asked: “‘Where is Mr. Vinton?’ “‘I don’t know, your honor,’saic D. D, GOOL Ewing, rising to his feet ‘Ho is not WILI [AM FOX, here, but he is probably outside horse shedding his witnesses. ’ “The remark raised a general laugh, and thereafter the word horse shedding Ashland, Oregon. a witness passed into popular parlance. ” —Washington Post. City Passenger When people travel now a days, they expect comfort, and when they travel oil Tne ’‘Milwaukee” they get it. There has been on evolution in the means of transportation for man that is verv interesting. The more civilized a people becomes, the more exciting it grows. The coaches now running between St. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago, on “The Milwaukee”, are marvels of elegance and convenience. Tbe private compart ment cars, library buffet smoking cars and free reclining chair cars are models e luxurious comfort, which in style and furnishings are palatial enough for royalty itself. 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All classes of passsengerscarried county, on May 7th, 1895, in the case of Wadhams & Co., a private corporation, on tbe vestibuled trains without extra Plaintiffs, vs. A. C. Stanley and Susan charge. Ship your freight and travel Stanley, Defendants. over this famous line. All agents have 1 will expose for sale and sell as the law ticket directs, at the courthouse door in Jackson W, H. M ead , Gen. Ag’t., ville, in said county, on 48 Washington St. Portland, Or. Monday, the Sixth day of July, 1896, T. W. T easdale , G. P. A., at the hour of 2 o’clock, p. m., the real St. Paul, Minn. property described in said order of sale, viz: Beginning at the Southeast corner of Section 30, in Twp. 35 S, R 2 West, Jackson county, Oregon, running thence West 60 rods; thence North 80 rods; thence East 60 rods; thence South along the East line of —VIA— said Section 30 to the place of beginning containing 30 acres more or less, excepting therefrom the various tracts that nave heretofore been conveyed to other parties prior to the 6th day of April, 1895, or suf- —OF THE— fficient to satisfy the sum ot $618.54 with in terest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum Southern Pacific Co. from the 7th day of May, 1805, and the further sum of $01.00 attorney’s fees and the further sum of $17.35 costs and all accru Express Trains Leave Portland Daily. ing costs. 8. PATTERSON, Sheriff of Jackson County. South ! I North Dated at Jacksonville this 3d day of 8:50 p m Lv Portland Ar 8:11) a m June, 1896. 12:50p m Ar Ashland Lv 4:40 p m 1:0 p m Lv Ashland Ar 4:10 p m 10:45 a m Ar SanFranciscoLv 6:00p m SHERIFF’S SALE. Above trains stop at East Portland, N PURSUANCE OF A DECREE AND Oregon City, Woodburn, Salem, Turner, order of sale rendered in the Circuit Marion, Jenerson, Albany, Albany Junc Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson tion, Tangent, Shedds, Halsey, Harrisburg, county, on May 7th, 1896, in the case of Junction City, Irving, Eugene, Creswell, Geo A. Parrott, plaintiff, vs. William B. 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