THE HERALD
NZVEB EI.KCTK» HI THE PEOPLE
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COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
I. A NT» NKWH.
LAKEVIEW
H om <II<1 that »1.000 Trotttaeclon
jjelp Che Foor Settler’« Caaux;'.’
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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The son ami grandson Presiden Transfer«*«
andar H.n»l»<l «nd Tra-
While tho convention aj. Chicago
rm.llon Law« InCaaaaaf Dateatlra Fi
tial
“
racket
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has
never
been
played
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Jan.
20,
18»L
Editor.
hoosier, very extensively in this country. nal Proof.--rrograaa of LagfelaUan.
D. I*.
tor. , was
was balloting,
DUllOling, a
U Chicago
vmiugo nuuaivr,
W. II. Barnhart, E«q..
---- : originally from Fort Wayne, ln<Ji- The late Charles Francis Adams
_ Vilas
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Secretary
has recently DB ab B i »: 4* I am intimate wlihT. W.
]ana, asked the following questions:
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1888.
Davenport, Secretary of the Committee, I
When did Harrison carry Indi was the last man to indulge in it made some important decisions up- am sati.lied that I can control hi« action*
until thia year, when Benjamin on the questions respecting rights of (a* he depends on me tor evidence and
ana?
Harriepn apfiears
apjiears in
tn it.~
it.—St. Louis mortgagees, assignees, 4c., of home- date» I in favor of J. 8. Devine, ao that noth
When was Harrison elected to Harriggp
will bp dun« kgainat him to amovwt to
stead and pre-emption entrymen, ing
abytsixu . But unless the *1000 is paid at
a:> office on the votes of Indiana Globe-Demo'crat, (Rep).
where
defects
in
publication
of
no
once
the attack will be mede at once before
It is a racket to which free people
j’oF President:
| people?
tbicompiittee as soon as they meet
LAKEVIEW, OREGON,
H. 8CHMINCK
' Why was he defeated for member refuse to tumble. We d.on’t want tice of intention to make final proof,
A. W. W at ««*.
of the c^y council of Indianapolis? | offices mortgaged to the sons and and in the proof itself, have been
GROVER CLEVELAND,
E. O. Norton,
Why »as he defeated for prose grandsons of men who have held discovered long after the issuance N Mr.
Qf New York
ib : Im weMt. B. pay* to you *1000.00
—MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE —
cuting attorney of Marion county, I them. It is not the American fash of final certificate.
I pledge myself that this matter shall not
In one case the entry man’* testi further trouble Mr. B. or Mr. Devine and I
ion.—Alta California, (Dem).
Indiana?
y ice-President:
Farmers
need
not incur the expense and delay of sending off for
immediately take «uch step« as are
Why was he defeated for govern
The Journal believes that upon mony was evasive, tending to prove will
Agricultural
Implements,
as (Jiis House keeps a full stock at Fair
necessary to comply with this «greciuent
or in the famous “Blue Jeans” cam this question [the tariff iss’ue] the bad faith, and it could not be de
A. W W atym
Prices. Citizens will find here as complete a line of Hardware and
ALLEN ,G. THURMAN.
termined
by
the
proof
what
actual
democratic policy and platform are
paign?
Crockery as in any other establishment in this section of country.
| 174«. [538] If any person, either verb
Of .Ohio.
Harrisoq has been defeated in In right and the republican policy and time had been spent on the land or ally, or by'any written or printed commu MFTINWARE or ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER. CALL AND BEE GOODS’^
nication «b«ll threaten any injury to the
how
great
had
been
the
periods
of
diana at least ten times, and the1 platform are wrong. It had hoped
JDRKS;X.R; ì TIAL ELECTORS.
(■eraon or pro|wrty ol another,------- or
that the party in convention'would absence. The Commissioner of the
in like manner. threaten to accuse
W. H.EFFTNGER, of Multnomah. only offices he ever held were by declare for a reasonable revision of General Land Office held the entry shall
unother of any crime, with intent thereby to
executive or legislative appoint
extort any pecuniary advantage or proper
W. II. BILYEU, of Linn.
for
cancellation,
because
it
was
con
the tariff' on the line of a reduction
ment.
ty from »uch other, or with intent to com
E. R. SKIPWORTH, of.UiwüjJU.
If he could not carry Indiana of the cost of the necessaries of life, sidered “an attempt to obtain title pel such other to do any act against his will,
|>er»on, upon conviction thereof,
when it was unquestionably a re the relief of manufactures, a more todhe land through fraud and in Mich
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shall be punished by impruonment in the
H igh protection for the manu publican state, (1872 to 1882), open market and a practical revi evasion of law.” The entryman penitentiary not less than six months, nor
more than two years, or by imprisonment
facturer and free Chinamen fair the what hope is there for him now val of commerce It has not done failed to appeal, and an appeal was in
the county jail not less than three
presented by the mortgagee. The
when
the
state
is
generally
recog
so..
The
democratic
party
has.
It
months, nor more than one year.
laborer.—Ex.
commissioner
refused
to
recognize
is
a
question
of
national
policy
over
*1X39.
1623, J If any person having knowl
nized as doubtful or democratic?—
25 M iles S outh of L akeview .
of the commission of a crime shall ac
shadowing all others. The Journal the mortgagee as a party interested edge
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F oraker , at the Chicago conven Ex.
cept or receive any gift, gratuity, valuable
in
the
matter,
and
on
appeal
to
L akeview , O regon .
A. SNIDER
tion, «¡¡splayed the star spangled I.«tier from a Well-know» Democrat. 1 is not blind to the shortcomings of him the secretary held that the consideration, or thing whatever, or any
promise thereof, or any promise to do or
the administration of President
banner and called it the “bandiua
cause
to
be
done
any
act
beneficial
to
such
“
claimant,
not
harfjg
appealed,
is
B oat F obo , Harney Valiev. Or.
Cleveland. * * * But it must take
with the understanding or agree
of the republican party.” It lias
July 21, 18M.
debiU-red, the mortgagee should be person,
ment, expressed or implied, to conqiound
been generally adopted ns such. It is
E d . H erald : I feel like it is a things as it finds them, choveidg permitted to submit supplementary or
conceal such crime, or not to prosecute
said to be n thrilling sight to see a duty the democracy of Grant coun what it believes to be the right side proof regarding claimant’s resi therefor, or give evidence thereof, such per
PAYS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR GRAIN.
son, upon conviction thereof, shall, if such
procession of “Hnllison, Molton and ty owes you for your untiring ef of the main issue, preferring prin dence and good faith prior to the crime
he punishable with death or impris
Plotection" Chinese, bearing aloft forts through T he H erald to lead ciple to party, practical wisdom to issuance of final certificate,” and he onment 'or life, he punished by imprison- , This Mill to In fine condition tor turning out Superior Work, to in charge of a Firat-eiaia Miller«
the dragon banner and wiping their our party in this part of the coun local popularity, and standing fpr allowed such action to be taken nient in the penitentiary not less than one
nor more than five years; or if such crime
no. es on the American flag.
try to victory; to give you our en what it believes to be the best wel within 60 days.
was not ro punishable, by imprisonment in
WE GUARANTEE OUR FLOUR..
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fare of the whole country.—Provi
the county jail not leas than three months
dorsement of your course
In
another
case,
the
land
having
nor
more
than
one
year,
or
by
fine
not
less
A republican exchange from
I realize that I am not the dem dence, Rhode Island, Journal, been erroniously described in the than fifty dollar- nor more than five hun
Th« Highe«t Price* «¡11 b* paid lor Wh««t. Hl»be*t Rate* win be p*U la titltnt« tor
The Dalles quotes from “a demo ocratic party, but as a member of (Rep).
published notice of intention to dred dollar*.
cratic exchange,” (which means that party I have a right to my
The sort of “American labor” make final proof, through no fault
OATS, WHEAT, AND BARLEY.
The E. 0. Norton letter to A. W.
z ns), some remarks on Gen. Harri opinions and I shall express them. that the millionaire manufacturers of the entryman, and the land hav Waters (as read by him to one of
I see through the columns of the are so anxious to protect is shown ing been conveyed to another, and settlers), does not justify Waters in
son, and answers thus:
•C ali , and S ee for Y ourselves before T rading E lmtwhebk .1
"The fact« of the matter lire that Gen. professedly
“independent” and by statistics of the nationalities of
llarri>cn ran ahead of the republican ticket “neutral” papers (which are inva the operatives in the Amory cotton the entryman’s address being un taking, or signing a contract offer
in 1M7H from 2'XM) to 4000 votes, that he sup
known, the Secretary held that the ing to take a $1,000 bribe for with
Of the rights of the grantee may be pro holding “evidence and dates” in
ported the Chinese restriction bill wh.»n the riably operated by republicans and I mills at Manchester, N. H.
terms of the treaty were so modified as to in the interests of the republican 800 “one-third are French Cana-
tected and the defect cured by the the interest of his clients, the set
admit of the passage of such a measure con
sistent with national honor and honesty, party and its measures), that the dians and the rest of various nation subsequent publication by the regis tlers, whether he was on “land busi
and that he never “worked and voted for a defeat of the democratic party in alities, only un
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e the ter and receiver of a notice inviting ness” or not. And as for his tak
80, or
one-tenth
bill for giving the Chinese the ballot.” Such
i. bill has never been introduced into con Grant county is ascribed “to the whole, being native Americans.” protest against the issuance of pat ing this <1,000 “to fight those fel
The Finest to he Found in the Lower Market
gress or into any state legislature, and the influence" of your paper.
Such a And the protectionist paper that
only time Chinamen were ever naturalized charge as this is the fabrication of prints these facts adds that “what ent on the entry, and if no protest lows with in the future,” his hiring
be made, giving reasons why the to and receiving fees from the same
in the United S a’es was by courts in New
f . p. lane
-
-
L akeview , orëgon .
York ci*y under the domination of demo knaves, and believed by none but is true of this company is also sub proof already made should not be parties since knocks all the ro
cratic Tammany
fools. It is the base twaddle of that stantially true of all the great man accepted, patent should be issued.
mance out of that argument.
ilarrison may have “run ahead” class of political newspaper bush- ufacturing companies in New Eng-
In another case, the publication
We cannot see that he is any less
of tho repytyican candidates, but whackers and jayhawkers, that al- land.” This is the result of high of notice of intention to make proof
the point is ihat lie did not “run ways operate in ambush between : tariffs on goods that all the people was regular, the claimant and his liable for a criminal action under
ahead” of Blue jeans William», and both armies, and will plunder use and “free trade” in the pauper witnesses appeared at the place and the above section of law.
was therefore defeated for governor where interest and opportunity in- labor that produces them.—New on the day fixed for making proof, The report circulating that the Items has
M. D. HOPKINS, P roprietor .
list of the swamp lands reported by El
of Indiana in '76. In 1862, Lin vites them. Such journalism is dis- York World, (Dem).
but record evidence of the claim a liott
and Richmond, is a base fabrication.
coln’s administration, Anson Bur honest and is demoralizing?
The strength of the employer in ant's declaration of intention to be Settlers may rely on the fact that we will at
EVERYTHING NEW AND FIRST-CLASS.
lingame was appointed minister to
Your readers all know and can a contest like this [the disagree- come a citizen was not at hand, and no time suppress any news of importance
to
them.
—
▲.
W.
Waters
in
his
paper
of
China; in 1878, the close of John testify that you have assumed an ,ncnt between the iron masters and the register and receiver granted
Thia Hotel to new (House, Rooms, and Furniture) and offers courteous service to every Guest,
son’s administration, the Bur unequivocal attitude in favor of the fhc workmen] lies in two facts, both him time to procure tho evidence, February 1, 1888.
lingame treaty was made; 1880, at policy and principles of the national thc regult of our excessive tariff telling him to come in whenever he Col. Elliot has said publicly here
the close of the Hayes’ administra democracy, and have boldly de- laws. . He knows that he has a could produce the same and make they took pains last August to show
IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOUSE.
tion, our second treaty with China fended the priueipiee as embraced monopoly of the market secured proof, fixing no specific time for the Waters their report, and the lands
they
were
satisfied
were
swamp
was made, nllcving the United in all its national platforms; that to him by the tariff, so that a shut purpose. The proof was duly made
States to regulate Chinese immi you have justified our present state down does not hurt his business or several weeks after the day adver lands, and he (Waters) agreed that
gration; March 4, 1881, Ilarrison and national administrations in all give any rival a chance to occupy tised, and the entryman sold the the great scope of land in Tp 24 S,
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took his seat in the senate. What their rulings and dealings on all his market. That is his first ad land at once, and died a little more R 31 E, and Tp 24 S, R 30 E was
“restriction bill” did he support? questions in favor of the people— vantage. His second is that he than a year afterward. About a swamp. Yet when J. C. Wooley’s
C. C. MALTBY
L akeview , O r .
Tho fact is that ho not only opposed (and and otherwise; that you advo- knows that our system of excluding year nfter the death of the entry claim in Sec 33, Tp 22 S, R31 E,
restriction but in 1879 declared ca¿e tariff reform for revenue only. all foreign products from anything man, tho comniittaioner rejected the was sent in as swamp last Febru
ptjbjjcjy in fay.yr .of .the Now, I want to ask are these the like free competition in our mar final proof because not made on the ary, nobody appeared more aston
Burlingame treaty. And how does reasons that a reputed democratic kets, has compelled the immigra day advertised, and required the ished than Waters, though it ap
—RIDING MATERIAL A 8PECIALT Y.—
our brother quill interpret his ac county cast its influence to the tion of a great swarm of pauper la entryman to give new notice, when pears he was aware of the fact six Harnett, Saddles, BrldK*. Spun, Latlgw, Whip., Cinche*, Cbaperajoa. None but th»
tion in regard to section 14 of the party that is the oppressor of the borers from Europe, and that if his if no protest should be filed the months before.
Beat of California Leather used. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Miller bill? Was he not practically producer and sworn guardians of men refuse to accept the reductions proof already made should be ac
I t seems that “the land grabbers
voting to give the Chinese the bal all monopolists.
he orders, there are tens and hun cepted. The secretary dispense» knew just what kind of an individ
lot? “Boss" Tweed died in ’78,
I suppose that if our neuter gen dreds of thousands of these half with this requirement and directs ual” Waters was, when he “was
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
1-ljr
previous to which time Sam’l J. der—hermaphrodite—papers are an starved immigrants standing ready that the entry be referred to the selected to do their dirty work” for
Tilden had eternally smashed the authority, that T he H erald is the and eager to take the vacant places Board of Equitable Adjudication.
<1,000. ___ ___________
Tammany ring; but in 1881 Sena cause of all the misguided sheep at the reduction.—New York Com
In my first letter I stated that
A. W. W aters posing as a poor
tor Farley, of California, stated to men who reside in Grant count, mercial Advertiser.
neither the Public Land bill man’s martyr in last week’s Items
the senate that owing to defects in flocking to the polls to a man, ant] 7
H. R. SCHLÄGEL
L akeview , O regon .
The nomination of Mr. Ilarrison (known as the Holman bill), nor was one too many for those that
Jaws tho courts were going right with few exceptions, casting their was a genuine surprise to the or- the Railroad Forfeiture Act would
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along naturalizing Chinese. At votes to perpetuate the republican ganjzed workingmen of this state, be likely to pass both houses of know him.
If he thinks to distract the peo Prepare« tod. «11 Kind« ol Work la the Blackomlth line. Hora* Sboelo» at *2.5« por head.
that time Massachusetts and Penn party.
j because their attitude towards that congress at this session. Notwith
sylvania and many other states
I suppose that T he H erald was gentleman is well understood, and standing the fact that both meas ple's attention from his sharp prac
admitted Chinese to citizenship.
the cause of the republican sack it
' did not seem possible that a con ures have gone through the House, tice on the people’s pockets (settlers
and stockmen) the past two years,
being opened into the safes and vention of sane men would invite a I still adhere to that statement.
I n the course of our work of help tills of t the
he Ha
loons of Gr
saloons
Grant county. ' conflict with a large number of vo-
Senate bill 1888, known as the by yelling “cattle king, land grab
I suppose it was due to T he u ters in an extremely doubtful state Stewart bill, amending the mining ber, republican,” and all that sort
ing open up the llarney country to
MADS TO ORDER WITH NEATNESS, AND OF GOOD QUALITY.
settlement by farmers and stock- H erald that one of the leading I by naming a candidate so objection laws in several respects, will not of nonsense at us, instead of dis
proving
the
various
charges
made
ALLWORK WARRANTED.
jtcu; we find it necessary to expose merchants of Burns, who is a dem able.
pass at this session of congress. In against him, he will find he has
Give a Trial, at Seeing is Believing. A first-class Gun Smith works in connection with the shop.
the illegitimate transactions of one ocrat, worked with might and main
Mr. Harrison’s candidacy for the terested parties should study this made another mistake.
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A. W. WaUza, as a man whoso to secure votes for Binger Hermann senate two years ago aroused op bill and call the attention of their
anarchist spirit is a detriment to on the day of election—or, may it position among the labor organiza congressman to defects before it be The people are not idiots.—Items.
HARNEY ADVERTISEMENTS.
the healthy development of Harney, not have been, Mr. Editor, the tions. It was expressed in scores comes a law.
We are glad A. W. Waters has
a man “animated and actuated by reason that so many gtxxl demo , of resolutions adopted by assem-
An effort is being made to bring read T he H erald to some purpose.
the basest motive that can impel crats and republicans whose hearts i I blies and unions. This paper op- about an adjournment
of congress
,
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mortal to commit deeds of villainy were so full of gratitude to this i posed Mr. Harrison’s election to the not later than Aug. 15, and will Having brought him to acknowl
edge this much, we may yet see
—a devouring thirst for lucre." present democratic administration, senate for reasons that would pre- probably succeed,
him treat them as men able to dis
We call our readers’ attention to voted to defeat the democracy, be vent it from supporting him now.
H enry N. C opp .
cern a monopolist even in so ques
the following which charges him cause it is the only party that has His public record, in our judgment,
HAS ALL BEEN TAKEN OFF
tionable a shape as he himself pre
Not a Dead loaao.
with carrying two advertised, pub made it possible for them to get has not been such ns to commend
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The
anti-Cb
mese
queition
a*
a
living
ia-
sents.
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lic lies, ojie above his office door homes in Harney and surrounding I ¡»>1. to the favorable consideration , Ml* ba. burnt itself out, and it» California it
LARGÌ AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF FIRST-CLASS zGOODS
and one in his paper.
valleys.
correct manner in which I attend to
1 of the people this paper represents. | j’ f® ,le«d « political corn«« that we do not the The poopk's
business gives me plenty of
,, 1 ■ i , i ‘
, •> .. believe it can be revived to the Injury or
With taking a fee from the set
Five years ago certain gentlemen,
Organized labor wiU decide the rnibarraNsiucnt of ... the republican party.— work.—A. W. Waters in laatlsausof items.
tlers and stockmen in the same who now have homes filed on, and Presidential
contest this year, and ' Oregonian, June 27, *ss.
r..
Q uestion .—Whose incorrect writ
AND THEY ARE NOW BEING SOLD AT
ease.
i some proved up, could not look it is almost solidly arrayed against 1 ' Ah Ben’s Chinese record is cer-
ings
caused the settler, J. W. Shoun,
With offering to sell out the set- i through certain wire fences under a (ten.
Harrison. In our judgment
judgment' tainly driving the g o p to despera-
...... .........
tiers’chance to acquire “thousands : republican administration. We of Mr. Harrison’s defeat is h foregone tion when the party organs utter of Harney, to lose his publication
of final proof last winter?
of acres of land lying east of Silvies I Harney valley have repeatedly pe conclusion
such nonsense ns the above. Last
liver” to the “cattle-kings, land-1 titioned tho present administra
A nswer —A. W. Waters, who
A second source of weakness to May the California state republican
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grabbers, and monopolists,” he soli tions, state and national, on land
I convention adopted the following not only wrote his name “J. W.
the
Chicago
ticket
is
Levi
P.
Mor
constantly raves about.
questions; we have voted them
Shannon,” but filled in the blank
plank:
W
With printing letters over another compliments in our clubs and pri ton, the Wall-street banker. It “We regard the presence of Chinese in with a wrong description of his
looks
as
if
Senator
Ingall's
advice
mai|'s signature without his knowl maries, on the side of democracy,
our midst as an evil fraught with moertdan- land, locating him 4 miles in the
edge or authority, in order to in but where, oh, where have we en to the Kansas delegation has been ' gerowi consequence# to people and country mountains away from his improve
We rejoice that our Eastern breth
talk v». Bcnna.
jure the business standing of one of1 dorsed them in the hour and nt the carried o»t to the letter. It is a alike.
that will be transacted at the new
ren have at last aw aliened to the curie# in ments, and Shoun only learned of
! place, where the needed endorse principle as strong as a written law, | evitably attendant upon the admixture of the fact after his final proof notice
Bums’ citizens.
office will come from such portions
The
continued
delay
regarding
with the Knights of Labor, not to a Uhincjc with an Anglo-£axon or English-
With making out filings for sev- [ ment is expected, at the polls?
the location of the land office in the of
~ the district • that will make that
speaking population; and we beg them to was in print.
aid
in
the
elevation
of
a
national
ri al men r.u the same tract of land.' It is all very nice for a minister
heed our warning ere It becomes too late to
new district, recently established town the most available place to
banker
to
any
office.
The
organi
Q.
—
Who
put
the
settler,
R.
J.
save
the
republic
from
the
mvriad
hordes
Q.«
—
•
Who
put
the
settler,
K.
J.
'Witji ilh'gnjly publishing Final to pray for the eomforts of life to
barbarians that threaten to over- j Williams. of
last spring to by congress in this state, is viewed the majority, while should the office
f Riley,
Proof nouces in order to get pay for the needy, but if he fail to respond zation is opposed to the national ; of^Asiatic
whelm us with tbeir numbers and custom*.
’
,
i
distrust be located at Burns a large propor
and delay Of
of lepunlisn-
repubhsh- with
,
, some apprehension of ...
a re-publication; another chance , with purse or its equivalent, the banking system and recognizes in : We demand the unconditional repeal and the expense ana
tion of these people would have to
—
it
the
mainspring
of
all
monopoly.
I
abroKAtion ut all law» or treati«« that per- jng )y8 notice of Final Proof, after : by those who are anxious that the
for cm ¡citing his pockets.
libertine, who brings in a load of
flown of Burns should be thus fa- travel a distance of over 300 miles
For
a
great
political
party
to
go
in
hi.
compliance
with
all
lawful
re-
With tloir^
the exception ' (Jour, wheat, and cabbage, is a
vorably recognized by President over badly constructed roads. It
of throwing a *omb) what olher' ' much superior philanthropist to the to Wall street—over which the J a» will «iM-edUy rid u« of those now here." | quirements on his part; and hav- Cleveland. It was generally con is expected that the President will
Rathcr strong language to usv on i i ing paid an attorney fee to get his
anarchists have been hung for— I ' nsofessor of the meek and lowly curses of the farming and producing
decimate the location of the office
classes of the nation hover like a ■ a “dead issue,” is it not? The Chi- p work
---- done “in a correct manner?” ceded at one time Burns would be within a few days, he having had
trying every means fair aad foul, Savior.
selected; but now it is by no means
cloud
—
to
select
a
nominee
for
its
na
i
nese
question
put
a
plank
in
the
[
,
busi
to break down the legitimate busi-
It is time for all hands to stop
A.—A. W. Waters. by printing certain that that town or any other the matter under consideration for
ne»« uf mca in competition with foolishne«« and get ip and work tional ticket is another thing that state and national platforms of the ’ __
Williams' notice only five place in Harney valley will be cho some time.—Bedrock Democrat.
himself.
: like men for the success of the dent- astonishes the average workingman two great parties this year; it comas ■ I times, when the law requires six sen. The town of Vale, in Malheur
If the above can be shown untrue, , i ocratic party, and sustain T he and causes him to wonder whether up in every congress; “Chinese out- publications.
—Read Stenger’s new ad.
county, appears upon the scene as
or unfaii ly stated in any particular H erald in Grant cmnty, for it is the monopolistic interests of the rages” stain the the fair name of the ! | Q.—In the spring of 1887 whose a formidable competitor for the lo
—Peterson’s Magazine for Aug
country
have
not
foreseen
the
inev
West every little while; there are
let him c >rrcct or deny.
the only democratic paper we have.
cation of the new office, and has ust is the first to reach our readers
ignorant
(?)
and
incorrect
work
itably
conflict
and
concluded
to
hundreds
of
thousands
of
Chinese
We advise him to leave off throw-1 I plead with all men who have
caused Geo. McGowan to lose the made a strong showing to the Pres who are so fortunate as to subscribe
jng dirt at deocu* people till he > any regard for the gotxi of our coun force the issue without giving labor in the country; more than six
ident and the interior department for it It is full of bright things,
!
sale
of his band of horses?
further
opportunity
to
organize
and
thousand landed on our shores in
t-lean np his own record liefore a ' try. to pause and consider the tsrri-
at Washington. No matter in what from the bewitching engraving,
A.—A. W. Waters, whose weekly
waiting and injured public. Arise ble consequences of trving to over- inform itself.—Labor Signal, Indi [1886; eleven thousand in 1887;
part of the new district the office “Good-Bye, Paps, ' and large col
anapolis,
Ind.
eight
thousand
five
hundred
have
advertisement
assures
the
people
and explain, captain; or ap* th* • throw a jmrty which is doing such
shall be located there will be some ored fashion-plate down to the pa
Chinatown will rat ify It is the already landed this year, and it is that be is an attorney-at-law.
facts set forth in tJift charges so!g(Xid and needed reform fl>r our
who will find themseves greatly in per pattern of a coat for a little four-
[To be Continued ]
rdf-evident that yon are willing to country ax the democracy is in a first Presidential candidate they ev believed that the number will I I
convenienced in the matter of at year-old girl.; the serials, sbqrt ju
reach fifteen thousand by January
er had.
let answer go by default?
fair way to accomplish.
tending to their business with the ries. poems, recipes, foncy. work, il-.
The
proper
bird
for
the
republi
next.
Dead?
It
is
one
of
the
livest
’W hen ilia proper lime «MOM
I —A good Boot for <3.00 or a good land department, owing to the great lustrations, etc .
Let us go to the polls next No-
it « place (ha\
T he H ei ^ ild will likely publish vemljer ¿fid vote for Cleveland, can campaign banners will be the ' issues of the day, and the people of , Brogan Shoe for <1.75 at Stenger’-« extent of country covered by the is all its own; the rest to our sub
the Coast are face to face with it.
Shanghai.
some matters, written by Waters in which means good government.
{ —Paul Locher has built an ad- new district. By the showing made scribers is onkv <1.50 a year, or W
Republicans can spare their soft
fhe interest of the cattlemen, show
T v B. E mdrek .
F
orward
or
backward
—
If^rri-
' ditioc« to the wys| end pf his dwell- in interest of Vale it is set forth to Peterson's Magazine. 306 Chest
corns
and
let
the
Chinese
pac^
ing what schemes he will stoop to
. that the greater part of the businesi) nut st., PhUadel^bia, Pa.
’"<■
order to accomplish his ends.” j H arper ' s Week)/ u democratic., torch lights.—Alt«.
I son? No, sirrah!-4Vjd«<«e-
HARDWARE. CROCKERY.
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WILLOW BRANCH FLOURING MILL,
F ine W ines , L iquors & C igars .
Two First-Class Billiard Tables.
THE HOPKIN HOUE.
TV Fine Beiar
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER
Cenerai Blacksmith & Wagon Maker
THE
Free Trade Prices
J. LESSINC’S FOR CASH.