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FR ID A Y, NOVEM BER 13,1800
B u tered a« s e c o n d clas» m e tte r at th e p ostoffice
at N ew berg, O regu»..
The solid South is broken.
Poor W eeding Kansu* has decided to
open th e wound still wider.
The fight is over and th e campaign
button ol 1890 is rapidly going out of cir
culation.
Poor Tom Wutaon waa a much abused
candidate, but he can now arise and say
*‘I told you b o . ”
The electoral vote of K entucky is now
added to th e McKinley colum n, m aking
a total of 277 votes, w ith Wyoming and
South D akota (till to h ear from.
One th in g ii settled very conclusively
for th e n ex t four years, a t least. The
B ryan campaign button can’t he kept ut
a parity w ith th e M cKinley button.
The cabinet-m akers are already get
tin g in th e ir work as best they can, and
they are likely to keep busy up to March
4, when M cKinley will speak for himself.
T he defoat of Ureckenridge in K en
tucky, is a victory for common decency,
and it is to be hoped th a t this will lie
th e last heard of th e old sin n et in pub
lic life.
In th e rccont election, Chicago cast
m ore votes by a good muny thousand
th a n New Y ork. The New Y orkers will
now tum ble over each o th er in th eir
baste tocoasolidate with Brooklyn.
One of th e g reatest victories for luw
and order in th e recent campaign was
gained in th e defeat of Altgeld in Illi-
gois. Altgel disui lias lieen given a black
•ye and th e people rejoice.
Siegel Cooper A Co. who run a d e p a rt
m ent store in Now York offered Bryan
|25,000 a year for hm services, b u t he de
clined th e offer. H e lias evidently d e
cided to go o u t of the show business for
tho present.
Tho Atlas E ngine W orks, of In d ia n
apolis, Itul., has a t present running on
th e Pacific coast. 435 engines of th e ir
n ta k s and 606 (toilers. Is th ere any o th
er m ake th a t can equal th is, asks tho
Coiagaercial Review?
T he im pression prevails th a t one or
m ors gold dem ocrats will be given a
place in M cK inley’s cabinet, in recogni
tion of th e services of the sound money
dem ocrats in the campaign for the gold
standard and good governm ent.
Over in W illowa county a political dis
cussion lasted (or five hours, and so far
as known th e audience survived, lint it
m ust be rem emliered th a t Willowa coun
ty haa a high d ry atm osphere which is
conductive to health nnd long life.
! neighborhood
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of 239,000,000 bushels. I
! T his y ear It will not lie 181,000,000 bush- '
(Chicago Tim es-H erald.)
The campaign just closed will pass in ■ els, m a k in g n shortage of 60,000,000
to history
as the m ost rem ark bushels. In d ia Is now b u y in g w heat
able political contest in thu an n als of in Kan Francisco. A ustralia e x p o rt! a-
tlie, republic. .The post-larllum cam bout 10,000,000, bushels of w heut an- ;
paigns may have been mark e l with more n unlly, b u t th is year she w ill have to
pyrotechnics, m ore torchlight proces Im port in sm all q u an tities.
We believe th a t prices will go m uch
sions and more m artial music, but no
pstvious cam paign ever appealed with h ig h er th a n th e y are uow . W e c an n o t
such forceful directness and power to see how It can he otherw ise.
reason and popular intelligence.
O il o f O ls d o e i*
T h at th e cam paign on the ;«irt of the
sound-money advocates was predicated Is a pleasant, pulutable preparation, en
upon a sublim e confidence in ih e p a tro it- tirely free from i«JI oily taste, an d m ay
ism and intelligence of th e |>coplc was Is- ad m in istered In tern ally or applied
attested by the d istrib u tio n , at enorm ous e x te rn a lly . I t w ill rem ove all polu
expense, of m illions of leaflets and Hint ‘‘h u m a n flesh is h eir to ,” If pro|>- '■
pam phlets on th e currency question. erly applied, a n d m ig h t he rig h tly
I’rico
W hatever may lie th e outcom e of tho term ed “ a panacea for all Ills.”
contest, it m ust always be said, to th e 50 cents. F or sale by all D ruggists.
everlasting honor of th e adherents of
Liirfftat M u le D e a l E v e r M ade.
Major M cKinley, th a t they staked th eir
The
largest m ele deal th a t ever took
hojie of victory on th e proper p resen ta
tion of th eir cause to tiie reading masses place in th is country occured at Salt
of the cou n try ; th a t they appealed to Lake City in 1801, when at poblic auc
reason instead of prejudice, to jiatriot- tion Ben H oliday of Oregon I k > ught from
Uncle Sam 4,500 hew I of big stoat Iowa
ism instead of cupidity.
and
Missouri m nlcs. These fine hybrids
It is an augury of a hopeful and happy
era in American politics when th e m an had lieen tuken to U tah in th e famous
agers of a great part v decide to invade ex|>edition ngaingt the Mormans, which
crossed th e plains in 1857 u n d e rth e c o m
th e homes of 13,000,000 voters through
mand of AII >ert Sidney Johnson. W h en '
th e agency of the p rinting press. I t is n
th e expedition proved a fizzle and had to:
checiing and uplifting po rten t of more
lie recalled, tho governm ent found it I
rational political m ethods when a great
lmd no use for so many mules a n d ' they
party cham pions issues th a t can lie safe
were consequently condemned and o rd e r
ly intrusted to th e |iolitieal analysis of
ed sold. They were put in lots of 50
sh arp logicians and th e keen scrutinity
and sold at prices ranging from $50 to
of clever scholars and recondite h isto r
$100 apiece. Ben Holiday had the stuff
ians. These are th e tests which th e re
to pay for th e stubtails and seeing a ,
publicans have m et. They have chal
speculation in them lie took th e whole ;
lenged the scholars, th e financiers, the
cavalcade a t Ids own price. On the first !
men of the market-pluco and the toilers.
day of Ju n e the mules were started on a
T heir defenses have lieen im pregnable.
drivo to California. Tiioy were driven 1
Not tho least rem arkable feature of the
in hands of 500, a week ap art, and only j
great buttle of 1890 w hich will make it
5‘10 were kept in U tah for sale there.
m em orable in the history of our jiolitics
The niuleB were readily sold in lots to |
are the speecliinakiug records of the two
su it purchasers a t the average price o f '
leadingcnndiilutes. Each lias conducted
$500 per head, and H oliday cleared out i
a cam paign w ithout parallel in uny pre
more th a n $1,000,000 on th e dicker,
vious contest. From Ids own dooryard
which goes down in history as the big
in C anton, Major M cKinley addressed
gest mule deal on record.
visiting delegations from every section of
tho country, num bering thousands of
l l l o t u l XVIII T . l l .
voters and representing nearly every
The m any different skin diseases such
form of productive in d u stry . These vis
as ring worm, te tte r, salt rheum , erysip
itations have been continuous and u n
elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of
in terru p ted , som etimes hum tiering as
pim ples, pustules, blotches, chaps or
many as 24 speeches in one day. To
cracking open of the skin, scrofula, are
each delegation M ajor M cKinley lias
directly th e cause of im pure blood.
hud som ething new to say. To each he
W ilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged
lias made a m asterly a]q>eal, constructed
to lie th e best medicine known for any
w ith special reference to th e needs and
of these unsightly com plaints.
Price
interests of tho industry represented.
$1.00 per bottle. For sale by all D rug
Ilis never-failing res|Minse to th is daily gists.
exaction lias furnished un astounding
revelation of the reniarkuhlu resources of
W a n t e d —A C o m p a n io n .
th e mini. Rich in historical allusion,
[A dvertisem ent in a London paper.]
abounding in sparkling m etaphor, preg
"A n d y in delicate health wishes to
n a n t w ith solid and unassailable logic, meet with a useful com panion. She m ust
defended by statistics of high uutliority, be dom estic, m usical, an early riser,
his apical* stand unm atched in th e his am iuble, of good appearance, and have
tory of A m erican coinpuigu oratory for some experience in nursing. A total ab
faultless rhetoric or lor lofty and digni stain er preferred. Comfortable home.
fied arg u m en tatio n .
N« salary
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Mr. B ryan’s rear-platform rfpecchm ab-
A few days after the advertiser receiv
ing tour, in which he mude over 157 ad ed by express a package labelled: "T his
dresses in 29 different states, traveling sido up—w ith care—perishable.” On
thousands of miles, furnished un ex h i opening it slip found a tabby cat, with a
bition of m arvelous physical endurance letter tied to its tail. I t ran th u s:
unprecedented in the campaigns of this
"M adam —In response to your adver
country.
tisem ent, I am happy to furnish you
I t has been a wonderful cam paign— w ith a very useful companion which you
wonderful for the intense zeal of the will find exactly fitted to your require
plain people, wonderful for th e active m ents. She is dom estic, a good vocal
participation of tho business and profess ist, an early riser, possesses an am iable
ional classes, wonderful for its peaceful disposition, and is considered handsom e.
arb itra m en t of a great economic contro She has lmd a great experience us a
versy involving the welfuro of 70,000,000 nurse, having brought up a large family.
people.
I need scarcely add th a t she is a total
H I I N D K U n i. C A M P A IG N O V M U «.
Tho holders of gold coin are now dig
ging it up in in fact as well us in name,
for th e dispatches state th a t gold d«*|s>s-
alistainer. As salary is no objection to
its are being made daily at the b a n k s in
G ovenor Lord's Thanksgiving procla her, she will serve you faithfully in re
m uddy sacks, showing th n t it waa buried mation is not calculated to bring the
tu rn for a comfortable hom e.” —Y outh’s
in th e e arth until the election dem ons state of Oregon into notoriety, as Pen-
Com panion.
trated th a t it was safe to deposit itag n iu . noyer’s Thanksgiving proclam ations did,
A L ie N a ile d .
hut then Oregon lias hud all th e Peunoy-
C onsum ption an d bronehiti* are not
In tho governm ent supplies for Indian er notoriety the credit of th e state can
schools, soap always cuts a large figure, stand for aw hile. The city of Portland by any m eans th e sam e, alth o u g h it is
th e idea Iwing of course th a t soap is n is getting a dose of it th is year, under h a rd to d istin g u ish one from th e o th er
great civiliser.
The Boston school l ’ennoyer’a m ayoralty, such as the jieo- B ronchitis is an intlnm m aiiou of th e
lin in g of th e w ind tubes or air vessels
board is taking a step in th e same direc ple will not forget.
of th e lungs, causing soreness of the
tion by providing I milling facilities for
F a r III* l . u n g a .
Mime, cough, sore th ro a t, hoarseness,
pupils of th e public schools, w here such
Killer Alaon W. Stecrs w rltes frolli difficulty o f b reath in g , sp ittin g of m a t
accom modations are not provided in the
horn««.
P nrtlund, O r.: "T liere Is no m edicine ter nnd som etim es blood. T housands
for th è tlirout a n d lunga tlm t I cuti die an n u ally w ith th is dread disease.
Plagiarism has lieeonie so common rccoininend to ininiaters, puhllc sp eak W ilbur’s Cough C ure will cure. Price
among E ast Oregon newspapers th a t er* a n d singers, w itli th è confidencc 50 cen ts. For mile by all D ruggists.
th ey are afraid to copy w itticism s from a tlm t I cau th o 8. II. ro tig li C u re.” 60
T ho latest from New York is th e te-
neighbor nnd give proper credit, for fear conta por botile. For sale by all drug-
ported ru p tu re of nil engagem ent be
it has lieen stolen from another brother. glsts.
tw een a y o u n g w om an nud n young
In m ast instances, however, they sre
T lifi W h r » t o f H i « W o r l d .
m an boeause th e latter insisted on
rig h t, for E astern Oregon editors, ns a
W h eat is ev ery w h ere a staple, ft is w earing m o tto buttons. W ith th e
general rule, handle tho shears to p er
raised m ore o r less In all co u n tries an d m otto butto n b reaking u p en g ag em en ts,
fection.—Blue M ountain Eagle.
consum ed also. T he w h eat crop of th e th e suspender button breaking up m ar-
U nited S tates th is year Is estim ated at rlsges a n d th e eollar button doing bust
The presidential electors m eet in
435,000,000 bushels. O f th is 379,600 000 lieen all th e y ear round it's about tim e
th e ir respective states on the second
will be needed for hom e consum ption we took to w earing hooks a n d eyes.
M onday in Jan u ary and vote separately
nnd n e x t y e a r’s seed. T h ere Is an a d
for presdent and vice praident, after
C ur«« C ro u p .
d itio n al 70,000,000 bushels left over
which th e result is forwarded to W ash
"M y th ree children are all subject to
from last year. T h a t gives th o I ’nited
ington, directed to th e president of the
S tates a su rp lu s o f 150,000,009 bushels, I cro u p ; I telegraphed to Ban Francisco,]
senate. The final count is made by the
or It m eans from $ 100,000,000 to $125,- got n half dosen U.ttle* of S. It. Cough
senate and house of representatives
It is a |>erfect rem edy. God
000,001 will bo b rooght to th is co u n try I C ure.
jointly assem bled, on th e second W ed
1 bless you for it. Yours, etc., J . II. i
because of o u r w heat sales.
nesday in February.
E n g lan d is liy all odd* th e g reatest Croaicr, G rants I’ass, O r. 50 ren ts per
w h eat b u y er In th e w orld. S he con bottle. For sale by all druggists.
I t i* reported th a t cltixens of Wood- sum es every y ear 235,000,000 bushels
All unclaim ed letter rem ains In the
h u m , who have fer years fought against o f w heat a n d raise* only 35,000,000
licensing saloons in th a t town, are now bushels. T here Is a d em an d for 200,- post office for Ft. McPolcn.
favoring letting them in. W ithout sa OOO.tag) bushels w hich m u st I h > supplied
Good advice: Never leave home on a
loons, W nodhurn 1ms forged ahead of from abroad. T h is supply comes in or
«ny o th er town in Marion county out- d er nam ed from th e I'u ite d States, journey w ithout a bottle of C ham ber
lain's Colic Cholera and D iarrhoea Rem
aid« of Salem. Then why should this Itussia, th e A rg en tin e n n d In d ia
edy. For sale by A. T. Hill !>rnggist.
W k w a rd step lie taken now? The sub
T he great w h eat p roducing countries
stan tial citizens of W oodhurn will do o f th e world are. In th e o rd e r nam ed,
w«l! to aland firm against th e blighting th e I'u ite d states, Itussia, F rance, In ' P IK K N OTIC It
i 1
m .
. I . ban
. « v e ren ted th a N ew b erg Meat M arket
influences of the sulnon, and m antain dia anil th e A rg e n tin e
o f Mr. I.u c sz fo rm er ly o w n e d and ru u by
T h is y e a r th e
th e already well earned reputation of C u lt -d Stiiti-s will Imve a surplus, w ith J. S Haker. 1 In ten d to k eep a su p p ly of
F l t L s I l A N I » C T K K I » 31 K A T S
th e little city for snap and enterprise.
last y e a r's added, o f l >0,non,non bushels.
on listili s i s it t im e . S o lic itin g s .h a r e of
Tli* condition of Itussia I* u n k n o w n . your in tro n a i;* I rem ain
Y o u r, re sp ec tfu lly .
The King of 8 Woden ami Norway, l M- It I* estim ated, Iwiwever, Hint »ho will
•Inn. Comic
c»r II, has bran chosen by treaty iwtwecn ba lOO.OUO.OilO to 159,009,000 bushel*
th e U nited States and G reat Britain as 1 sh o rt of a norm al crop. Itussia m ay !»• N c w h e r,, O ctober, IVOt.
th e fifth official arb itra to r of the Veneau- compelled to Imy In th e w o rld ’s mar-
N o lle * to C red llor«.
elan boundary question. Tlia o th er ar- k rta instead o f selling In th em . The
In ih c C ounty C ourt for Y a m h ill c o n n tr , O re
b itrato rs, four in num ber, are to be A rucntlno w ill h a v e n o w heat to ex
gon. in th e m atter o f th a e»tate o f A m ant!« K.
designated, two by th e lord chief Justice |s>rt. T w o years ago she |sn ire d HI,- IIa g ey . <|cce««cd
otice i» fiervby f i t e n by th e undcr*i<iied
of Knftland, and taro by th e chief Jus- l»10;000 hiialiels on th e m ark ets of th e A N
d m in istra to r of ih r Kutate of A m anda K II«-
tice of th e U nited Stales. King Oscar i» w orld T h is y ear heavy rain s a n d lo- gey, deeeaaed, to th e c re d lto r* of «ml «II per
» 011 « h a v in g elnim « ag iiu » t th e «aid d e c e a se d
known as th e “ G iant K iii|i," as lie stands en sts have destroyed m uch of th e grow-
th em w ith p rop er v er ifica tio n to khe
«am
ithin « l i m on th« a f t e r th e »r«f p u b lic t
six feet th ree inches in licight. lie is in« cro,M and lln* surplus of o th e r year* tio n e o M
f tht« n o tic e to th e «aid k d m la l'tr a to r
said to Is* a m sn o t « real judicial tcin|<er- is sold to have lieen consum ed already. «t th e office o f I. K Ita li in N e w in 1 re. Y-im hlU
C ounty, O regon
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