ii
»un T»-r
Œhc ¡Times-Mi cra(d
I ut it does make the whole body
of voters a supreme
body.
SATPKhA Y M \ Y 24 ISM.
M anarer
JI I.LAN il Y K I»
burns sawmill
A Great New spaper.
legislative
It gives about five thou
The Sunday e ition of
sand voters power to refer to the Louis Republic is a maree
people a bill passed by the legis modern newspaper enterpr
and ZFlcczing:
2MEou.ld.irLg'
lature, and it gives the -time pow 'Fhe farginizatioi: of its news .«
er to the legislature. It gives vices is world-wide, comp'ete
The Boise Capital News has about eight thousand voters the every department; in la t, supi
the following to say of the cam same power to Introduce a mea or to that of any other new-paper.
sure before the people for their
paign m < )i egon :
Portland, Oregon, unfortunate vote that one senator or one rep
ly, has no demot ralic or impartial resentative has to introduce a bill
and fair-minded paper during a in the legislature. Any proposed
campaign, and so outsiders and law submitted to the people bv
The .'•ill M -itnatid in one ••! the fin- t L iusof l’ine and Fir timber h.
,
;
yd I ■ v, rse to I.utjl.c P nd m
Ti-.s
The m ig tzinc
'•
" 1S"
trated in daintily tinted coh’ and Depart for
splendid half-tone pictures.
I his
Al) fpceiul orders receive [io’i|t sttei.lion
,.-1:,bi<4 »1. Lil
< r lun.lei eliwivs on bin d.
Alt i! I VE
frolli
For fur-
I on or address
KING
? \ VLB, l'ic|ri>tor-. Buinn, Oregon.
9alt Lake.!' ' '
section contains more high-c.iss
Worth, On
literary matter than ¡my of the
sa» City,
many people in the interior of the legislature or by petition must monthly magazines. The fa-l;i >ns
Chicago at . La.it.
that state, who depend on the have a majority vote of the peo illustrated in natural colors are
Oregonian f< i political new s are ple before it is adopted. There especially valuable to the la i
Athmtic Salt Lalte.J > nvr.l t
The colored comic : -ction i cl
grossly deceived as to the merits are no special elections on laws
.SHELLEY A FOLEY Proprietors,
Exj r« s« Worth, Oni.! Km
of candidates, and the situation unless ordered by the legislature. genuine laugh-maker. 1 lie funny
2.10 -us City, '• Limb p
(Cartoons are by the best artists.
Chicago and i
n ni
generally. The Oregonian is a There is r.o expense to the tax
The humorous stories are high
i
great new-paper, ¡is such, and its payers, because the petitioners
Walle Wai'
class, by authors of national rep
Shop opposite olfl Brewery
.Minne
great editorial ability is conceded must pay all the expenses of their utation.
All work done with neat.e s ai d i’i.-[xtch.
Sat-rfacion
on ¡ill hands, but in politics, when petition. The amendment gives
Sheet music, a liigh-i I iss,
£[£**<live us a call.
it comes to a pinch, a campaign, a majority of the people power to ttlar song, is furnished free i
it becomes narrow, unfair, spite make any law independent of the • Sunday in the Republic.
The price of the Sunday Re-
ful, malicious, mendacious, malig legislature, and to veto or repeal
public by mail one year is ¡p 2.00. (JEAN and 1IIV Ell SCHEDILE
nant, venomous.
Jt publishes any act of the legislature.
Ficta Portland
For sale by all news dealers.
only the news favorable to the
All -ailing dates sub
side it espouses and does not pub
Ct to ehm ge.
'Flic initiative and referendum START A BUSINESS OP YOUR
! p. Bl.
I'or San Francisco
lish that truthfully or fairly; it
will be left to Oregon as the lega
OWN
every 5 days.
denies the other side, though
cy of the people’s party Though
HARNEY
t G it nt bl a River
nearly half its patrons are on that
Ö p. Ill
Our new book entitled u 40 .‘F ont
finally brought about by the old
strameit.
'
side, a hearing and does not ac parlies, it was begun by the pop M aklng I deas is worth its wci^iit in 1 F
To A toii iaud V.
Fntiird'v.
Landings.
cord them even decent treatment. ulists and is now in part the pi ice gold to cvety man who wants to star* a
! 10 p. n.
'¡’lie present campaign over in of populist support of the republi 1- giiir.Lite, paying mail order lusiness
li laaartt. Kl.fr.
I cu A ;cnts 'Ialluur ( u.
It teJls you what to do and how to d*
la <al 2' nts llarn*y ('•>.
Oregon is an illustration of these
O o _. hi City, L. W
can party. Long ago the demo
\\ 111. Cooley. Btilali.
(', p. lîuth- li'ord, Burn«
Oc t "Uv f> a m. hi re. Sah tu and V. ay
it
nuccessfully.
Send
us
remarks. The Oregonian is men
Lytle Howard, \V sitali
.1 II. la ggan. Hann- y
crats joined in advocating this and we will send you the book, and a Except
1, aiding*.
. Vale
daciously attacking and villainous
E A litath, Drewsey
Sundav
purely deinocr itic idea, but the valuable monthly journal one year fr<
ly cat icatin ing firing.’ Chamber-
W. :ilauottfiA Yamhill 3:30 p m
republicans promised it a passing C enti uy Pt blisiiinu Co., Box 73,
hirer.
lain, the democratic candidate for1
1 Teu^ay
H eron L ake , M inn .
support only in a bai ter for votes.
On n Citv, Dayton Mond-» y
governor, whom tens of thousands
T■ ■ •md \\ :•-. -K inding • \\ ed. ce
It was done, with no tin,tight of
h riday.
:
& Sat.
of people of that state know to be seriousness, but happily it became
I
1
oni' of the most upright and hon
orable ¡is well ¡is one of the most
agreeable gentleman in the state
—he is so well ami
5
favorable
known, in fact, that the Oregoni
a tine lever
for
boosting
factional schemes
in
the
otliei
Él ® r
ti
It vv iii
injure him
republican polilii.ians a - it contain-
any.
the germ of their destruction, and
One would suppose from read
if it sliciiild not pass at the coming
ing the Portland paper that Fur
election, republicans will slaugliti i
nish, the republican candidate,
it.
It is not a republican measure.
would receive the full republic ¡in
After its passage that paitv will
vote and’Jiave a majority of lo,-
use every effort to discourage a: d
ooo or more. But a well inform
limit and disqualify its con tituted
ed and conservative Portland gen
uses. We hope they will not,
tleman visiting Boise says that
but it is altogether too democratic
Chamberlain is almost sure to
for republican methods, soinaik
carry Portland and Multnomah
I our prediction. — Salem 1 leuii i rat.
county, the republican stronghold
He
will
n í r
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Tl :l> - ¿ :iud,
1
Sat
1
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ONTARIO, OREGON.
liLHiaVun» à uao
L.i. tern Oregon Dcve'.iping Company does a general
re;il estate and eo'tiniis.-ion Lu ness.
Buys and sells
real" estate, mines and mineral lands, business enter
prises of all kinds, horses, cattle, sheep, etc. Location*
of government lands and the development of the re
sources of Eastern Oorgon and contiguous territory.
9
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z
rev., O ntario , O r .
J oiix E. R<
SÄtiliC
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L
the great
republican majority in that state.
It would not be a
old Oregon
thing if
bad
shaken up a
were
T’7_
r
■V
little, politiiallv as well
wise pciliaps then
i uh het ev es open.
as other
she
would
■ 1
scarcely any two prominent lead
eis are on speaking terms with
mean
things
they
VICTOR J. EVANS & CO.,
,
li.ive said ol
some of them
are ti ue, by grab,
Flic slurs that
Imds
WASHINGTON, D. C.
ate nimeil at the character of the
berlain are not
tpiestion
(Patent Attorney»,}
Evans Buiiding,
people w h io are supporting C'ham-
I he position on the l’liillippinc
worths of noli,
and will not be found to iullucri.
i'
endorsement bv t epnblic.ms who prefei the s.initV
Scnatoi Beveridge, iif Indiana,
that comes with clean politic* ti
in bis addi ess before the state
the insanity of bv.ailc methods
convention of Indiana on Wed
l’lic Journal in its fight to put all
nesd.iv. lie promises mdepen-
oll'n i.ils on a tl.it salat c has never
tieni e Io tin- I1 ilipillo»
...j'liios bo soon as
reflected on the char.ictei of a -
tin t d cmoiisli ale their ability to
gle state olli. i.d. It h is attack
govei n themselves.
a svstem that has grown into
Seiiatm Beveridge's doctlii’c*
gigantic abuse unde rl\ li
will not be pleasing to the < hegort
other abuses in the st.t
■ cpublii .ins
Ab iding to the
ment and legislature.
I'flitial announcement
in theii
attacked mdiv niu.ils,
state pl itfoim. as well
n, inter-
V ' ' lllll’c : on : i.l- t
a
piet ition he its ji.urna -tic niouth-
tis.m , imn 1’1'n. Salem
pitte, the poi v pi ip,,, d is n t
llevible and nKsolutrlv den es tin
ML Sr’ " !i v. »CHINE CO,
<DWAY,
w York.
LEAD
Vhsiiluteiy VI IIF. un.l
I 01 ÍW EAR all other
bead .
9
a
%
Factory,
r.ELMDERE, ILL.
\\ \ NTFII’ Ì Rt STWOBTHT 5• FN AN’
W ’MG \ t<> travi 1 and ivert-e f
e t a l-b.-i1 liou»f • 1 «ol <1 f nc miai
• t •iillg Salari S7
ay ar ; n 1 ex-
r** ■... -.11 pavable ill • s«h. \ 1 a «V4F-
sin ¿ req »i ir <1 Oiv. r. tre ii« j n i ♦ r -
do- • self i• •i ’tesar I «• mp
< i ve' re.
n lai; i r. uj.'i (.’ xti n Blip
\ r ,
ARE
YOU
- '.'■■■;
DEAF?
according to
HEA9 NOiSES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTtL’CRE, SAYS:
.'*•
.• c.ir .-..
... I«
r
I iv< • ' in n-tiatcil their tapabih-
in.f. i m I! government. Ilap-
pdy. Senati i It. v fudge's speech
r I idol *c-
< 'tegoli
I 'enioi
being discovered ii the
posed
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n
Imli.itive
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jaw; a’fo funic branded < In I,»\-.*w
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' ks < : ■• • it .1 ht
p
crop on left.
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' I-.H.! i ll p in I ; ( h . n
A
K •’ 'Ai.Lr , p , ¡;ii,.v,
••<.". Meets
11 Ltir car, under half ci. ;•• IfiighS
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oertjl in 'eft cRr, unckr had cron
■■••’it -i ■ .
HAI
under half crop in ri.,ht.
.teet«
11 Ii IT I i- tt. Narrow s. in •••<;. r ,.u p m
left Ftilie; cattie Th cer.,hi kc <1
•—■
find I e’.l coi!>:r.
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Ivi ^zer Smith, Narrov s. horsee.H.j« i*
If'.:: cat’Ie V bar, earmark.
r-
-ft -..'Ver bl
ill c.fT .
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’‘.Vd"1I!»o-S, h .r, , - y-.anes-M
right bpd leg ami |. iraln id .er; csi:
• ■ • 1 r 1 : • . ■
btt
A E Y. itng. limns, horn s. Y on'r lSB
J < eonnei ted on right ahiuMer: #'t,
t d. ■!
Q
••urninik. rdjtt ear tin,..pm <;• .vu,ltftS
■ ' io-. :• I.s 11 •
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bitieofneck: till tiiihntLri dchurned. ■ ’’ i|
Ci’ Rutherford, Pur
.-ntX ia.
de: c*; mark, miner I i If c < prijhic-M
r 2 on ,e!t ah 41 der
5UKN
‘ I: :l io .
( Mild
.
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i T J”: t- :i. ILil.-v rnfllp <i Lar 0 *JS
IIOltN
mark?,' «wal • .v fork in righi
W B Johi i*. « nt Ge, J K cota 1 it rd« Aim«
mark, c fot « > df right ear, two ► •■ii 8 a
half c r< p in hf .
Wl
W A Carr: ’ -11, '■ nrroWR, ho: ■ * r.N
on left Fh.’l bh I : ( attic. I ll" ' ' • (03 nie«
:<-H
u-.a r; mark. i.pj.vr hua cntW
•loti:. 111:.., . I. ;r- r. I;
-_|. -li W».
1,1 .
ii-tl.i ! ,»>< r Enit' ìitiri-**
♦ a< n <r.r, hok* iti righi.
• M/*1 ‘ \ Flu.chct, Wjinn Spring’. ’
loci un i. fi n <,v; htnik. AHUie • .n<lerfW|
J!;p-tntiii, HuriiF, horr s.uJfrJ
'‘ ■' ee -
»j , n riuh» fì .e: mr*-1
«••fi «.«¡r. two un. crhiiB in righi.
>.: ìu ivi' -j. In:.: «. mtlie. S
•eft _g
<
ai ti uudvrbit in vitth
I
-g. at. 11’ .s kept on getting worse, utU
itcce«». c*nu»u!ted a
cit> who t< :«1 :*.*.<
A the head noise* w
nr. erder-d your treat-
the tiot«esceased
/restored I thank
A. d ERM ax . ~- o S. Rrtmdwity. Tteltimore. Md.
■ /
YOURSELF Ai HOME
_ Ja LA SJ’.It AVE , CHICAGO. ILL
Bil
<
■1
DMie.
A F
I'u’i. h-Twa, .K on 1< fti
>ip: mark. per half < mp
.1
N >rn wi. cattle, n ule
«?: n.- 'k, ntiiUr halt crop in igM
: urns. h< rf «. ORon
II B Th ■ ’ f . Narrow*, 1.« ».1
vftBt.fie; r a!tie. etn ie L'
r» Hn*l under half < r. a i»
at. «tew.'ap under 'nroe
warfl. Burn*, bone», t
. ‘aine un kit hip; n:
in right.
Fife. h.irata, h '***
rw a t «»th jfl f
ni
ar C on right
11
a? diamond on - ’til
. Burra, horar* *1IJ
n Hit Lip. n.b k.J
-ar. «.»allow L. m ’>■
; mark.aerali«'
irna. earth Yf
irk. crop u:
« s. Lone«
CALDV.W. IDAHO
4
4T
J «i
ci Imitation
mar’: j
\ General Bunking Businos . Transacted
?* «^
la
dressing room, which he
tvred bv
mist
his w ife again
tiue shuved
she supposed to
«nd turned
11
IGy CAH
INTERNA, •_ . h L
..
..
.
.
.. ' nr trcatmcBt. 1 sriE now (ire
im *. j
1
R. fLbREE,
the fimdinu ntal print iplt s of om
sc mis upping .It All
goveinment
1 he (»tegon dem
into the dicssuig ro
ocratic platform admits the r ght
wife w.is soon bu»v
i 1 I nited States to dispose of the
and thread, lie li.ivir
islands as we mav see fit, and
himself from Itis leg
rontams a provision
that this
1’irscntly he heard the
lountiv shall control the ai chi-
skills and lea!:, d th.il he w.i
pel.igo until such lime ai they
against the horrible prvpo.it •
' f . I
NOISES?
DEAFMSS8 OR HARD HEARIPJC
ARE NCW CURASLE
by cur new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable.
V
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HEAD
ALL CASES CF
people of the islands ant hopi fol
Intuì ej i ei ognition,
»cnaol Si
HocK lu
J !■ Will ... 1, . . .
;. jsuji
on lcfi bhoultier;
1 Hf
. lthcr hip: earmarks. b| t .-boin¿wl
J li I’l'.i:} ard, rnrt-s
Our fee returned it we fail. Any one sending sketch and description of
-
any invention trill promptly receive oar opinion free concerning the patent
aref
ability of same. “How to O'l'.iin a Patent” sent upon request. Patents
IIUL
secured through us advertised for sale at our expense.
II Elin it, Lui : f hors« r . hi <ombia^H !
Patent taken out through us receive special notice, without charge, in b’ihe: « tiziiv. _ .-n ivi'i f it ; murk.
,'“ht t ar. leit «pii’ in indi !,••..er
Tin: P atent R ecord , an illutrated and widely circulated journal, consulted ’ 1 «••w
11 ar»d: K mCeof head.
z
by Manufacturers and Investors.
i once
»lì nfl
Send for sample copy FREE. Address,
t .ti , UU..V! .¡i ieft.
of tin
-.uni
‘•Urkly
iriaaur«
llrvavai
Sedtf
At* ess or
Zollet
lilt 1-. I! LBt
Mu- vi t<<u i t r»‘p t u right.
i ;i K r ; -,
:.'■••
.ter A. U
Ivft hip: I- ,-L-., <
|. ;i
!
T':jrup, li« rF(8, Wtal
d.tt.-l r nr «’n
watlití un-er chiù. 1 __
1
Bui
•I!
Will
isni «
A«e. ai
•Ji right hip; mark, crop, npp
■it in liijbt car.
J >V J«)rjLE, Eurr.s, enti Jo, quart
liner.
poor grace from a partv in width
each other
■
District.
Di.irict
ioiol-lte
I. mise.
*
Geo. IS Chamberlain has n id
each other, on account
: ( attic. I!i| .- trr.p . \ , . ■».ert
-.a
¡■•fl un •■•rl.ii ’.i • . -
-.«a
• . uprem«
■
drive (jeer out of tl.eir state con
will also probably win in that vention. ile i Chambet lain i Ii . ■
county.
In other parts of the i t fleeted on the personalit) of 111
Republican, and a-pcisiins c
state the split in the republican
Furnish papers about m-ane pen
parly is not so serious, but in
many c. unties Chamberlain will pic supporting him come w h \.-i v
overcome
V
ù. -/O
composed pi incipally of democ i .its
lie able to
. --
r
I
vote, but at least one-third and a clean and gentlemanly campaign
probably nearer one-half of the -far more so than the republ:-
i epublic.in vote. The fusion ticket cans who published .barges tu
tun ahead of Ins ticket, and tn.i'
» !i I
' U1
''
‘
Burns.
Teter Cletrens, Pim p, h
fie: cattle Fame on eitlf:
nml Fpli: in left ear,
under bit in right.
1 ‘-VC h. j’1 *-. ¡H I i• on bii ¿-.Jjr*.
A hand- ..Ht-lrtl’ -'r •’ I v.oklr
there le-
ceive not only the full democratic
,.';i3:tt? Hirer.
í .30 p in
3 u es day
nd Con .
iv Landii-g* i burs &
Sat.
Liave
L'ovi-t n
*-oak 1 It Iter.
5:.A T haos Manns ; 1 -II ; ill l!i| :ii.i io Lewiston. S:30 a tn
Jr
I I
Daily.
CcpvniûHTS Ac. : Ini V.
C.
a
dn*rrlnll
’.n nai
Anyonn «¡jiidlnti n -î.rtc ’i
tre
e
it
net
her
ai
qt. h ' v f * *i » «fi «-«ir < • ni' i
jt)vnr,H<»n in pri.Liil v i .:< •>' il b>. c.iuin.iHt. .'
ti-i.m ai rictly.... ni h'G ' . 1 ' «Iti «ok on cui«** t
•t tinnir patent *.
Bent fret». <
t .’i-i • ' ■
l’Htenli« t-iii'-n »Lf i Ui Mit' • A Co. rceeir
meet opposition yet by far•< ring
an's slanders will not
<>f the state.
bxpkrikncs
gient
hoodie party until now its pas age
is a foregone conclusion.
CO YEARS’
■Ly*'
The Hurney Count)
u ill pay >even Hnr.di.
ward for the arrest ai . «ibi Finja
s >n or petFoi a who k 1
htiraea, mult« or cuttle
bei of lite .A bf « « ¡alien,
oflvra uB ui’diiioi al tv.turd uf T»\ J
and Fifty Dollma.
M ríj
G. W. Y oung , See'y, ».
U.S.
r.KANbS AND P. O AP
Geo D Hagey, Burns,
with HI. connected. <n
Atwruej
G®Y«rao
Becrei*rj
of Bures.
‘
w,r- V'Z'ru’
B R Po^ -. L...
.
u_-_, jX rn
nk! I.et ra
I as b
in Leavenm: Power.— Ls.cst V.S.Gov’t Report
Baking
Powder
m
Gris no rr
never spals t
w-x
•v 1T r.
STRATTON F
Violin ^tr' .esi
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