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silver. How the president or Mr. I Carlisle can justify such dismissals | is not explained. If it was a vio-1 lation of the rules of the department WEDNESDAY DECEMBER. 9 1S'.6. for a clerk to take an active part in , th*» campaign for free coinage, it ' 11 t iu Foundation of the Wonderful Cures I by lio id’» Sarsapari.la. Editor W . C. BÏKD stems that it should also have been That is Why the cures by Hood’s Sar- a violation for Secretary Carlisle to 1 »»rar’.Ila are (L ubes . Prominent republicans have giv-I take an active part for the gold That is Why Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures ths sa.-crest cases of Scrofula, ba.t Khoum en it out that they visited McKin- standard I If President Cleveland an 1 o her blood diseases. lev upon his invitation, and now wants to be consistent, he should Th it is Why it overcomes That Tired Feeliaj, strengthens the nerves, give« comes a statement from McKinley remove Mr. Carlisle along with the en in place of exhaustion. that he has invited nobody and 1 other “offensive partisans >> That, is Why the sales of Hood’s Sar- Mparilla have Increased year after year, will invite nobody io come. An until it now requires for its production other case—several, in fact—of too Wellington, the New Maryland the largest Laboratory in the worlfl. much talking republican boss and Senator, says’ he has seen Napoleon McKinley and | k If McKinley can be friendly with their relations are to be harmonious Whitelaw Reid and Boss Platt at and satisfactory. Now those re the same time he has greater diplo publicans who had the idea thi.t matic ability than be has been Wellington might take a notion to ’I® the only True Blood Purifierjirotnl- neatly in the public eye today. Be sure 1 wipe up the floor with the Ohio Na to get Hood’» and only Hood’s. credited w’th. poleon can rest in peace. All Well ! ¡ Hn/wl q DUIc to bnv- e3SV tn tBke’ nOOU ’ 3 I UlS rf|ST easy in effect. 25cuuU. Ex-Secretary of State Foster will ingion wants is the control of the make the people think that he iB Federal patronage in Maryland. 1 — —" l the paid attorney of the Hawaiian annexationists, it he isn’t more The latest republican scheme is I TONSORIAL PARLOR, I guarded in his talk. a project for the formation of a Sen I ROBINSON A WALTON i ate committee on Tariff in the next P ropri * oks , The organization of the lock trust Congr. ss, the idea being to separate indicates that nobody is expecting the tariff from the silver question, trouble for the trusts from the next Under present rules the Finance Everything in their line guaranteed { to be done satisfactorily. adihinistration. 1 committee has charge of b}th <Thc ïinu’S-ïirratd. ?s Sarsaparilla » ». I THe 0. C. CO 11U N TINGTON. OREGON, Sold more goods in 1895 than any other House in Eastern Oregon! Sâ'V WHY? the Goods and rices. More Goods for a Dollar Than Ever Before. A All goods lower in Price.—Send or call on them. Strictly one Price. Get Their Prices, J. C. Welcome, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER Bathes at all hours. Because Reed was bad Senator Chandler talks like a lift UiH’c Tom tyiii ivuvi " -n on . . . ......... ~ ~..................... .............................................. terms with the last republican Pres-! man who wouldn't require any per- MANUFACTURER OF THH WELCOME TREE. 'identisno certain reason for his , suasion to vote for the tree and un GEO. S. SIZEMORE, throwing stones at McKinley, but , limited coinage of silver, if his vote ATTORNEY, Mc Kinley’s friends seem very much would bring it about B urns , .............................. O regon . ___ 4 afra d of the man from Maine. ----------- —1 Collet-ions, Land busine- -s, and Real J3 m X‘TIS* Oregon. ■■ . ..... ■■ Senator elect Foraker talks like Estate matter promptly attended to. There are times, in politics as it a man who would prefer having everj thing else, when a waiting John Sherman in McKinley’s cabi- p >licy is the very beet that coqld ’ ’net than to having him remain in I be adopted. 1 the senate. ' --------------------- I _______ . ( His last friend would not claim I Pcrhap< President Cleveland was that good looks had anything to do figuring on joiningj.the faculty of Offices at Canyon City and Burns with the election of Congressman Princeton University, when he i Black to be Governor of New York, i b°ught that residenne in the Jersey HARRIS & JOHNSON Proprietor. It Is said Bis face is ugly enough to co-lege tow n. * 3 M’iPHWW M n slop a runaway bicycle. I Strange as it may appear, the | i-uysiuiHFi & durgenn. | burns , OREGON -in r rules of practice before the U. S I A graduate of the Iowa State McKinley recognizes the wisdom Patent office confer no authority on I University and College of Physi Wines Liquors, and Cigars, of keeping would-be members oftheCommissionerofPatentstodis- , wmuj laniuiit i vi . aic.ivo to U.S* cians and Surgeons. bis Cabinet on the anxious bench bar from practice those [solicitors Office at residence in Burns. Good Billiard tables, PleasantjCard Room«, at«., ate. ¡>s long as possible. That’s why he who resort to fake and lottery | I Saloon is first class in every particular. Experienced bartender announced that he didn’t expect ■ tpethods of skinning inventors by | the Cabinet to be completed until collection of advance fees for al-, Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious. NEW YORK WORLD. the day bef. st» his inaugeration. ! leged work. Reputable patent law-. yers, in their own and the inventors ’ The Twice-a week Edition of the interest, desire to remedy this by The Fisb.tr tvpewiiting machine, New York World has been convert the formation of a Patent Bar to ed into the Thrice-a-week. It fur lurv inch & stock company ha* be« n prescribe the rules of practice, and nishes 3 paper» of 6 pages apiece, ¿iganized, known as the Fisher the desire is a laudable one and tor eighteen pages every week, at Typewriter Company, doing busi should be aided by all honorable ,t’he old price of One’l^llar —------------- • a year. ness at Athens, Tennessee, weighs . men. I This gives 156 paper a year for One less than an ordinary typewriting i Dollar and every paper has 6 pages machine, such as those heretofore Mark Hanna is such a good eight columns wide or 48 columns in use for,!etter writing, and yet it JOHN SAYER, friend to McKinley that he will jn ai], The Thrice-a-week World Proprietor. is capable of use in connection with the heaviest record books employed even relieve him of the trouble and is not only much larger than any Situated on Silvie. river 1 mile Eaet of Bum., n..r th. bridp . weekly or semi-weekly newspaper, in our county offices, and by its use worry of selecting his cabinet. ——«1 I but it furnishes the news with n cords can be prepared in printed Customers wil receive GOOD FLOUR from characters, more compactly than in I Boss Platt will enter the senate'much greater frequency and manuscript, and with the same as the high cockolorum of the New promptness. In fact it combines rapidity which has been an impor > ork republicans, and not as the all the crisp, fresh qualities of a Good Wheat u tant factor in securing tt e popular ine too” he left it with Conkling, daily with the attractive soecial features of a weekly. ity of the standard typewriting ma | Arrangements have bee. ade chines her« t .fore on the market. I by which we can furnish th*4 per Messrs. C A, Snow «fc Co , t»f and the Thrice-a-Week N - fork Washington, l>. C., the attorneys of 1 Worldboth for $2.25 a year. fake 1 Mr Fisher, will be pleased to fur advantage of this ofler a J get mvh copies of the drawings, S|>ecifi ca VEAISJHAUL MAR ks T t your own local paper and the COPYRIGHTS.^* cations an<I claims of the patents Thrice a-Week World at thia special I OBTAIW A PATBNTV For* STl'RPL *J*WPr an<1 ■" *">""< opa»on, write to ! rale - at <h>veriiment cost of5ctnts. T he II rrald . ■ < WM A- CO., who here bed nearly fifty yeanf erpenmoe In tbe petent beelneea. Comninnlea- SHELLEY tlone rtrtrtly ennMentieL A Handbeek of In a uii m iaa rLOutu S aw mìli > * I ------------- A number of Clerks in the treas- ury d-nartmerit have been sum- manly discharged because they violated the rules of the department by taking &n active part in the campaign for the free coinage of formation <*on«erninc Patent» and bow to ob- t*in them «ent free. Also a cntafrwue of mechaiw leel end .dentin«, book.MmtnZ- mernen- Patent, taken Ibroneh Menn A Co. meetre •pectal notice in the HeftntlSe A merle »Tend brouttbt widely before the publle with out eoet to the Inventor. Thl» eplendld paper, meed weekly, decently lltwtrated, ba. by far tbe larced circulation of any adentlSe work In the ’o"?;. J-7’’”- ooplaa eent free. eon^J-r1? h 1 f- fiMa year. R1n«ta oenta. «very nuBher contain» beau tiful platen, in eolnm, and pbotner&ph. of new b ’•“•*> «'< builder.Tfo .how tbe contract., Addreae MLNM A CO- N«W YOBB. 3*1 RnoatiWAV. 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