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fche iiuics-Jicraíd. ness when he ignored Warner Miller and made his dicker with Bo<s Platt. Platt is still boss of the New York republican machine. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER. 2 IH THE 0. C. CO. MICA'S VLüDÁEO ïiÀÜ-BOOK HUNTINGTON. Sold more goods in 1895 than any other House in Eastern Oregon! The republicans find it much easier to criticise Mr. Bryan’s speeches than they do to arrange a perhaps Maj. McKinley didn’t joint debate between him and Mc Kinley. think when he said that his elec • tion would be followed by the im Republican editors never dis mediate repeal of the Wilson tariff! law. He must know that thesil-i covered what a great man Bourke Cock ran was until be bolted Bryan’s ver majority of the Senate, which nomination. cannot be changed by this year’s , elections, decided at the last session I to allow no tariff legislation with-| McKinley’s letter of acceptance shows that he still has tariff on the out the free coinage of silver. brain; also that he has doubts. Boss Platt is showing a disposi tion to rub it in on Warner Miller which is very human, if not good politics. rPLANTINGj ■ well begun I h half done. Begin M well by getting Ferry’» Seed». ■ bunt let chance determine■BWgy W your crop, but plant Ferry’s W Seeds. Known and sold ■ The McKit i ley it- s are not talking as much about carrying Southern States as they wtre. ■ everywhere. Before yon plant, get M H >n. H<>ke Smith isn’t the only member of the Cleveland Cabinet who express d the opinion a few months ago that it was the duly of ad dt mocrats to abide by the de ci-ion ( f the democratic National I Convention, but he is the e nfy one i who has lived up to that id» a at the coat <f his official positi n. W Yi Ferry's Seed Annual V for HDft. Contain» more prac-,.\ th-al Information for farmer» • ■ I and gardeners than many high-¿'Ji priced text book». 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Senator Hill has en ' West during the past ten years, to tertained Mr. and Mrs. Bryan at i be loaned on farm mortgages by hi» New York home, and Col. \Vm. Easteru investors, must transfer K. Morrison has announced his in the ¡roper itions to the South. Chief tention to stump Illinois for Brvan. among these is the maturity of many obligations in the West and Is Mr. Hann i r< ally af aid about non necessity for their renewal. Maine, or was he merely talking The South offers a more tempting for effect when he said that the opportunity fortheir re investment vote of Vermont, and not that of Its wonderful development at a Maine, was the proper one to be time when business over the j used in estimating the relative country was unusually depressed was brought about through naiural strength of the parties? advantages which were so easily perceptible as to invite investigation There are plenty of things that and then investment. The destiny would lie more surprising than an endorsement of McKinley by the af the South, as a manufacturing gold democrats, who are to hold a section,is certain. Iron is produced at Birmingham at a cost of $5 per convention at Indianapolis. ton. Coal is abundant. There are vast forests of timber and marble. The opponents of Btlver peem at Zinc, lead and many other valuable last to have began to realize that mineral deposits are found, and abuse isn’t a gcod way to make there are more advantages for man converts—for vout side. ufacturing plants than in any other section of the Union. The demoerr.tic party hasn’t the A New England manufacturer capital of the world to draw upon, who recently visited the South pre l ut it hopes to have the votes of an diets that it will be more prosper overwhelming majority of the peo ous within the next few vears than I le ail the same ever betore. The manufacture of coarse goods in the South has an In an appeal to the people for advantage over New England in contributions to the democratic cost of frum 1A to 2 cents a pound. can paign fund Senator Jones, He predicts that in a few years the chairman of the National Commit South will wn st from New England tee, says: 1 “ ....... With unlimited monev | ¡ts supremacy in the matter of in their hands, our enemies arej are - manufactures.—East Oregonian. printing and distributing mislead | ing and untruthful statements; - hired speakeis and emissaries are a - everywhere attempting to mislead ami delude the people. OREGON, I I BLACKSMITH 4 WAGON SHOP. SHELLEY A KING. importer of »nd Whcwtale bealcr tn all kinds of BURNS MUSiCAL MERCHANDISE 811, Slv, 813,817 East 9th St.. New’ York. Ml fl |sYp"«^A”W% ■ ■ ■■ ■■ 24UÌ, New York ¿i Shop opposite the Brewery »u.^*in 8.tí,f.cü.