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Salem Journal:
The union
party l ad no newspaper in the
city of Portland; it had no news
paper of daily stale circulation ex­
cept the Journal. It was a new
organization that had never con­
ducted a campaign before. Yet
it elects a fair share of the ticket
all over the state and some even
in M arion county. This proves
OREGON.
Bt’l.MS,
that the people have the spirit of
reform in them
even
in
Wt bar* for tale the following City property in Burns.-
times when it stems almost
In farm property wu have 160 acres impossible to cany on a campaign
Bight«)» Bieck) in the Morrison old
dmua aad tbe whole of tbe Brown of good agricultural lead 7 miles south against the dominant party.
The
Addition, eontaiaicg tbe most desirable of Burns. Thirty acres in cultivation,
republicans had all the benefit of
residence property in ’ town
‘Tins good house and baru. Title perfect and
‘ a foreign war on their side and
property is oisred very cheap for oaab a targaiu at $1100.
j there is nothing more popular
• > U¿installments.
No trouble to show property or give
with the American people than
prices.
a war policy. The republicans
Leto I aed ( in Block !i
This is
Wu have a nice farm, containing had the benefit of an upward
keowa as the J 3. Kenyon residence 385 acres, two miles southwest of
turn in pi ices of grain and cattle
end is in a v»ry'd«»ir»bli neighborhood Eugene, Oregon, and on the gravel
at
the close of a long period of
road,
(iooil
dwelling,
good
burn
and is offered very low for cash
This
Pop­
1»; aadenh-.odly the Lest bargain in and outhouses; good orchard and depression and low prices.
well fenced, worth $7,000, to trade ular ignorance attributes this to
1 for a stock ranch in Eastern Oregon
the McKinley
admimtration.
A rood ranea contain.ng ISO acres, of equal value.
•■|P«i)OB Creek, T tailaa North East
Under
all
the
circumstances
the
160 acres good bay land, 9 mile»
known as th- A. Uriel.ree place, f-.r
South of Hurns Thia proderty is in union parly i lade a grand show­
sale low for cash or on reasouable tune
good c inditi'.ii and is the beat bargain ing at the polls and had a vet y
Undispetod title.
M the Vullcy.
well conducted campaign.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
BUHNS
Shop opposite tim Brewery
All work in our line done neatly and with dispatch.
ffawaBbod.
Givs ui a «all.
Coivallis 1’imes: If all ac­
counts be true gold standard men
I took silver and silver men took
I gold on «Monday.
After all,
quile a few at least of those on
Leayei Barat daily at S 30 r M.
Arriva» at Ontario in 42 houra
cither side shout for bimetallism
or shout for the gold standard,
caring about as mu.'h for either
Far. Onaway 17. 50.
Ran nd trip $15 00.
policy as a hog cares for the
Through freight Sjcte. a pound.
Sabatll day. Five dollars a vote
Two days notice at any 1*. O on th.route and covered coaches will
regardless of tv heather it is gold
bo furnitb.d for pai.ang.ra.
Il A. Williams, I’ropr.
lined or silver coated, gives their
I political convictions an at and re­
duces discussions to a cash basis.
Bartering away a legislative and
state ticket at so much per head
would indicate that the work of
the stump oiator is wholly super­
fluous
I o be an American citi­
zen is a proud distincton if the
privilege be not ash fue l by tra-
tlicing in franchise at so much per
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East Oregonian: The cam­
paign leading up to the election
was devoid of the usual excite­
ment during the election. The
people appeared to have made
up their minds to support Presi­
dent MsKinley and 1rs adminis­
tration in time of war with Sp un.
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