A prominent New York republi­ to meet competition, Carnegie
BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS.
I.AXD NEWS.
In tlu.- tirset place, not enough is
can. Alfred T. Shanker, announces! | could not afford to hav^ his works 1 grown at home to meet the demand,
ECltor.
O. L. «RACE
’• Decisions—>€* oltali tr ne y
that he will vote for Cleveland and lie idle half the year, as under the and, secondly, in many branches of Merrrtary
IhrrrlB-Intention Oir
undnihn-
EnirleK in Gaud and Had Faith —leno*
present system of limiting produc- ¡the
■
Thurman, and says: ’
woolen
industry
a
quality
of
rauM £«S|>ectlS| L«*giU Eequirrmeul»,
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMDEU » 1 ;81
“Harrison Was my lawyer for 20 tion to increase .prices, and by! ! wool is needed which dees not grow etc.
It would appear to the casual
1 years, but I cannot stand his plat- having work the year round the la­ on American sheep.
-------- GO TO--------
Democratic Ticket.
borer
would
be
benefited.
reader
of decisions by the secretary
The
woolen
consumption
of
this
’ form, and, for the first time in my
ZXT. Brown,
1 life, shall vote the democratic tick-1 Uncle Sam does not need the country is over six hundred million I of the interior in cases of pre-emp­
por President,
| et, simply on tariff reform and be'-1 money, and by leaving it in the I . pounds a year, while the native clip ’ tion and commuted homestead en- The Leading Merchant of Grant Countv.
supply Itrics, tliat very little regard to con-
'____
, cause Cleveland has made an emi-; pockets of his people instead of is only about half that. To
GROVER CLEVELAND,
---- DEAI.E.K IN-----
lucking
it
up
in
his
strong
box
and
the
deficiency,
we
imported
last sistency, , reason or logic is exer-
1
nently
satisfactory
President.
11
Of New York.
DRY
GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,
was in IndianaiMjlis a few days ago guarding it from thieves, he would year one hundred and fourteen mil-vised in their preparation; but to
BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
yice-President:
be
positively
benefited.
lion
pounds
of
wool,
and
the
man-
Uie
careful,
analytical
reader,
it
is
and was surprised to learn that a
STOVES, TINWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE.
As matters stand, the tax on iron ufactured products of wool which ffuite evident that the decisions are
great
many republicans there will
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, THE CELEBRATED
represented
about
two
hundred
the
Jesuit
of
thorough
examination
vote against Harrison on the tariff is a curse, injuring many millions,
Of Ohio.
,
of the smallest details and that ev-
SULTANA RAZORS AND “I X L” CUTLERY, WINES AND
enriching
a
few
Andrew
Carnegies,
issue or because of the free whisky
million pounds.
ery circumstance connected with
CIGARS; AND A THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES
pP.ESIDl’.NTIAL ELECTORS.
\\ ould it not have been to the in- each particular case is carefully
plank in the republican platform. and the sooner we are rid of it the
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
terest of of our labor to have im- weighed and has a bearing upon thé
W. IL EFFINGER. of Multnomah “The Turners, a body of Germans, better.
W. R. BILYEU, of Linn.
ported
those
200,000,000
pounds
in
:
conclusion
reached.
CHEAPEST. HOUSE in Eastern Oregon FOR CASH.
have heretofore been almost solidly
. NAVAL REFORM.
E. R. SKIPWORTH, of Umatilla. republican. I am told they will
the raw state, to be converted into ! In 8orne ca8«8 ‘he Rrcatest clem-
. ,
,
.
. ency appears to be shown to per-
The courage and disinterested­
T he Texas democrats have re­ solidly vote the democratic ticket ness of the President in making carpets, cloth and yarns by work- fi()ns who have> af( wou]d
ingmen here?
from a casual examination of the
this fall. I was told of a club of (
nominated Ross for governor.
tariff reform the leading issue of
Would not such a pojicy Btart up proof offered, been absent from their
LAKEVIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
280 Germans in Indianapolis which
T hurman lias taken the stump, I has been a republican organization, the campaign are especially con­ the idle woolen mills, increase the claims for periods of great length,
"hose improvements are of the
and is making telling and vigorous I but who have decided to vote sol­ spicuous when we consider the re-1 demands for labor and result in the I
THE TOWN OF LAKEVIEW
. .
„ ,
...
4
most meagre character. In others,
cord of the administration in the '
speeches.__________ __
Lake Co., Oregon.
production of better clothing at re- wjjere absence from the claims have
idly for Cleveland.
ordinary' work of the government. duced prices.
AS
IT
IS
VOICED
BY
ITS
LOCAL NEWSPAPER & THE HERALD.
been
of
short
duration
and
where
“The labor vote of Indianapolis
T he river and harbor bill, now a
If Mr. Cleveland had chosen to ap­
Would
it
not
broaden
tho
market
improvements
to
the
value
of
hun-
law, gives Oregon over a million of will be cast solidly against Harri­ peal to the country upon the mer­
BU8INESS MEN abroa<| see that LAKEVIEW, lake co., Or., contains: 1 newspaper; 2 hotels;
American woolens, and thus in- ' 3reds of dollars have been placed 1 grocer:
2 Mloons; 1 brewery; 1 undertaker; 2 laundries; 2 furniture store: 1 shoe shop; 1 met
■dollars for the improvement of her son, simply on his record. In 1877 its of his administration, his re-elec-jl for
_
upon
the
land,
the
decisions
seem'
crease the SiMaaiid tor the native . 1 ,
.
j
.
r market; » lawyers: 3 ph siciaus: 1 purveyor; 1 land agent; 1 dentist; 1 drugstore; 1 jeweler;
waters. ________
' the labor riots made it necessary to
very
harsh
and
to
go
to
the
limit
of
tion would have been a mere for­
for-I wool.’ Inline, would it not be a the law in the severity of the re- blacksmiths; 2 harness shops: 1 livery s able: 1 bakery; 3 general merchandise stores; 1 bath
house: 1 milliner shop: 1 real es a e agent; 1 saw-mill. Also, 2 Masonic lodges; 1 Good Tam
B laine is to be challenged to organize a Committee of Public mality.
plar lodge; S Odd Fellows’ lodges; 1 United Working Men's lodge.
universal benefit?—New Haven quirements made.
meet John G Carlisle in public de­ Safety in Indianapolis. Harrison
Take, for instance, the conduct News.
!
Take
two
such
cases
and
exam-
bate on the tariff question in the .was one of the 19 members and I of the navy department. When
-------------------- ine carefully the proof in each. It
was another. Harrison’s attitude
leading cities of the Union.
Secretary Whitney assumed charge Ilnrrlson .nd C.llf.rnl. W<.rkln<men. wi)1 |)(1 foul,d t]iqt (jæ 1XTF:XTIOS of
at that time was so antagonistic to
The workingmen of San Francis- the entryman, as evidenced bv bis
T he bill authorizing the Presi­ the laboring men that they have not his republican predecessor turned co held a mass meeting at Metro-■ acts and the circumstances in the
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER
over
to
him
a
cruising
fleet
consist-
dent to place Gen. Stoneman on the forgotten it.”
politan Hall, on the evening of caPPS respectively is the founda-
of
28
decaying
wooden
vessels
with
—o-
. „ , ,
. . .
tion upon which the secretary s ac-
Tetired list was introduced in the
Thp intention to use the
speeds of from 8 to 13 knots, and 3 Aug. 16, Lr the purpose of giving H,)n
flow Protection Protects.
senate by Stewart of Nevada, Aug.
L akeview , O r .
public expression to their hostility land for the actual purposes of a
C. C. MALTBY
17th.
The democratic papers nre maxing much antique iron tubs of from 1,000 to
ado about Andrew Carnegie, the grew 1,300 tons and speeds of 10 and 11 to the Chinese and to the money home is what constitutes faithful
T he steamer Oceauic ran into .Scotch iron manufacturer making|l,500,000
compliance with the spirit of the
out of hh extensive iron budne.i* the pust I knots, anil 1 steel dispatch boat power. Several thousands were
and sank the steamer Chester, near year, n < one of the evils of the Amt-noun I | with 1 gun and a speed of 16 knots. present, the hall being crowded. Pr°t\npti™. "nd J?°ln,'Stead ,,iW8’
—RIDING MATERIAL A SPECIALT Y.—
system.
Oh, dear
that is loo
too bud'
vein, vii,
tiritr man*
l)UU : i
and the settler who because of pov­
the entrance of San Francisco har. protective
IlarncBS, Saddles, Bridles, Spurs, l.atigvs, Whips, Cinches, Chaperajos. None but the
But repeal the c diuy
’
on bi<
' __________
manufactures Besides these there were 3 unfin­ A long address to the workingmen
erty
or
other
misfortune
is
unable
robnblv tknihk*
he would I t probably
double ir.
it for
fur ba
he
bor, Aug. 22d. Some 15 or 20 lives and
woul I then sell more to the American con- ished steel cruisers of an estimated I of the state was issued, and the to place valuable improvements or
££T~ Beat of California Leather used. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
were lost. The Oceanic was bring­ flamer and Have his 25 per (ent du y, who
bo continuously personally present
following resolutions adopted:
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
1-ly
speed
of
about
16
knots
each.
All
then
would
be
benefited
?
Evidently,
Mr.
ing in more than 1000 Chinese.
Carnegie. The gm ernment w. uld lou-e the (,fthPS(. vessels exeent the lest 4
Whereas, The nomination by the upon bis claim, may—and general­
du.y nnd Mr. Carnegie would porker it, or 01
except ine last
ly
does
—
have
a
more
earnest
de
­
A C anadian paper, the Halifax n large porJon oi it, and it this system were were armed with smooth-bores and republican party, for the Presiden­ sire and honest intention to secure
exit luh'd to ail o ner liiunufac ures ihecon-
. ,
. z.
Herald, speaking of the rejection of Humer
sutner would have to pay a direct tax
on converted rifles, most of which cy of the United States, of a man the land for an actual home for
taxon
all he is worth to support the government
the fisheries treaty by the senate, And then after the Carnegie’.s had succeed­ would have been unable to pene­ who has advocated the shooting himself and family than the man
in killing otrbome rnanutae.urcs by their
down of workingmen for no other j well-to-do in the world who, bv
says: “Canada haH no alternative ed
cheap English lubor, they would then trate 3 inches of iron at 500 yards.
■ reason of his better financial cir­
but to revert to the stipulations of charge what they pleased for their manu­
This was the net result of expen­ reason than publicly asking an in­ cumstances. good health and other
factures.- Plaindctiler.
creased
compensation
for
their
la
­
the convention of 1818. Trouble is
ditures under republican adminis­
advantages, is able to place valua­
Bro. Benjamin seems to labor un­ tration.
bor, and who has also time and ble buildings upon and cultivate
sure to follow.”
der the delusion that because Car-
The Finest to he Found in the Lower Market
And tho vice seemed incurable. I again advocated, in the U. S. senate, extensive acres of his claim, while
O n arriving at Portland, Me., r.egis is a Scotchman, his business,
the importation and naturalization he flits back and forth between
Ten
new
cruisers
were
built
between
Blaine made a speech, in the course like his castle, is located across the
of Chinese to compete at our ballot- some favorite resort and the land
LAKEVIEW, OREGON.
F. P. LANE
of which he took occasion to ridi­ waters. This is an error. . Came- < 1870 and 1880, and all of them, ex­ box and in our workshop with covered by his entry, as fancy dic­
cule President Cleveland's denun­ I gie, though foreign bom, is one of! cept the diminutive ten-knot iron American free labor, stamps the tates, have no actual bona fide resi-[
dence upon the claim, but still be-1
gunboats Alert and Ranger, were
ciation of trusts, and said:
I our great Pennsylvania manufac- i made of wood. Every one was party making such nomination as ing personally present thereon a
Two First-Class Billiard Tables.
“Well, I shall not discuss trusts ! turers, and is a member of the high 1
greater number of continuous days
the
masked
enemy
of
American
in
­
armed with guns which every na­
than his (as the world secs them)
this afternoon. I shall not venture
League of One Thousand De-!
val power in the world but ours had dustry, and shows its hypocritical less fortunate neighbor. One is
to say that they arc altogether ad-! fenders,
--- ----- His is one of the “infant I
shibboleth of “protection” to be a struggling in the face of poverty,
vantageous, but they are largely industries” that Uncle Sam has discarded years before.
So late as 1881 in the full light pretense as wanton and aB false to sickness and distress to acquire a
THE HOPKINS HOUSE.
private affairs with which neither 1 |)ePn « protecting” for years. In
land which he may call his
of
modern experience, the Arthur American labor as the official re­ little
President Cleveland nor any pri­ ■ 13 years he made twenty-seven
own,
upon
which
his
family
may
M. D. HOPKINS, P roprietor .
administration committed itself to cord of its nominee. Benjamin Har­ look ns a home and cease to be
vate person has any particular right
million dollars—the tariff shutting a plan for renewing our suffering rison ;
to interfere."
EVERYTHING NEW AND FIRST-CLASS.
wanderers upon the face of the
Whereas, The nomination fcr
off foreign competition, while Car­
F our hundred and fifty Italians negie and the other iron and steel navy by the construction of 38 Vice-President of Levi P. (Barrel) earth, while the other is endeavor-!
ing to secure title to a tract of pub-1
(House, RtToms, and Furniture) and offera courteous service to every Guest.
were imported from the East to dis-| 1 manufacturers formed a “Trust” to cruisers, 20 to be of wood with a Morton, a British banker whose, lie land for the purposes of specula- j This Hotel is new
sen
speed
of
10
knots,
and
not
one
place the men working in the coal I limit production and thus keep up
partner (Mr. Rose) is an English tion that, the fatness of his purse I
mines at lb ¡sly n, W. T. The mi­ 1 prices. And this is how the tariff i to exceed 15 knots. The execution baronet, and who owns 50,000 may be increased.
The former can do but little in !
ners are armed to resist this style “fostered” a home industry and I of such a scheme would have made shares in the Canadian Pacific, a
the wav of improvement, while the I
us the laughing stock of the world.
of “competition with the pauper la­
British railroad and steamship cor­ latter knows that for every dollar!
bor of Europe,” and armed detec­ “protected” home enterprise. And
A decaying navy was bad enough
poration
receiving a yearly subsidy he expends upon improving his
how
did
the-laborers
fare?
While
tives accompany the Italians.
but to deliberately rebuild it with
of $250,000 from the government of claim he will receive three in the
Carnegie was piling up the millions,
O ur readers will bear in mind lie was gradually reducing the ships of the same kind would have England for shipping Chinese from near future.
The well-to-do are not the only
that the Portland Mechanic’s Fair, wages of his men; when they struck been folly to make tho flesh creep. Hongkong to Vancouver, demands
! class who attempt (often success­
In
his
very
last
annual
report,
which opened yesterday and closes against a 10 per cent reduction, lie
the prompt action of American la­ fully) to acquire title to public land
October 27th, is for the advance got a lot of degraded pauper labor­ dated Dec. 1, 1884, Secretary bor at the ballot-box in November ■by mere compliance with the words
ment of the industries of the Pacific ers from Hungary—one of “high Chandler stuck to his affection for to save the country’s senate from of the statute while ignoring the
Northwest, and should endeavor to protective tariff” countries of the ten-knot vessels, which could neith­ being presided over, and the chair­ ! spirit. The poor and needy often
so far advocate its establishment ! Old World—and when the native er catch a merchantman nor run men of its important committees go and do likewise; sometimes as
25 M iles S outh of L akeview .
private speculations and again as
and maintenance as a fixed institu-1
away from a man-of-war.
appointed by, a Chinese importer, the paid agents of rich men who
| Americans showed signs of resist-
tion as to be present.
The slipshod methods that pre­
L akeview , O regon .
A. SNIDER
a British banker, railroad and profit by their unlawful practices.
png the introduction of this foreign
vailed
in
the
department
under
the
It
is
this
ferreting
out
of
inten
­
T oor old Chicago platform! It element, their foreign-born master,
steamship owner, a foreign subsidy
old rule arc almost beyond belief.
tion and judging accordingly that
declared against a reduction of the Carnegie, hired a band of Pinker-
receiver, whose private as well as i gives to the secretary’s decisions an
Nearly every dollar spent before
tariff,
tarifl, and prefernd
preferred free whisky, ton’s armed mercenaries to “guard”
whose subsequent schemes must be air of inconsistency, nnd while it
PAYS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR GRAIN.
tobacco and oleomargnrincto
tobaccoand
oleomargarine to cheap-1 i dg
ds wor ][
^ S s py shooting down any 1883 was thrown away. The double­ alike dangerous to American in­ will be impossible to ascertain be­
yond a doubt in every case the in­ This >1111 is in ftne condition for turning out Superior Work. Is in charge of a First-class Milter
er necessarics-and the republican . American wlio dared make the tut reted monitors were begun with­ terests;
senate ignores ils demands and goes least demonstration of his wrath out a plan, without an estimate,
Resolved, That the nomination tentions which prompt men’s ac­
tions, it is fair to presume that the
without a contract, without any se­
tfOTWE GUARANTEE OUR FLOUR.^fcl
to work on a bill for reducing the and despair. Thus 11
of Benjamin Harrison and Levi P. decisions are usually correct, never
the * ‘ tariff - “pro-
curity
for
their
proper
construction,
tariff. It declared against trusts, j tected American labor.” ’ And how
(Barrel) Morton, pro-Chinesc can­ without reason, and where a reason­
The Highest Prices will be paid for Wheat. Illgbest Rates will be paid la exchange for
nnd now comes Blaine with the fared
- - - it with the foreign laborers? or any guaranty that they would didates of the republican party, able ground for doubt appears re­
ever bo finished or that there would
announcement that trusts are pri
OATS, WHEAT, AND BARLEY.
again raises thp issue in this state, specting the intention cf a settler,
rate affairs with which tho Presi­ Shortly after they displaced the be any limit to their cost.
the settler always receives the ben­
“
F
or
or
against
C
hinese
labor
,
”
Americans,
they
suffered
a
reduc
­
dent nor the people have any tight
efit thereof.
H enry N. Corp.
The engines of the wooden Tren-
g&~< LLL AND Si. FOB YOVBSF.LVtB BKFORB TBADINO EmVKtBB.'
tion of wages; and when they be­
once decided by a former vote of
to interfere.
i ton cost 1625,000, or more than
188,000 against 800, and we vouch­ S ays the Lakeview Examiner:
came frenzied at such treatment '
[half as much as the total contract
O n Aug. 23d President Cleveland !
safe that just as California voted Major Brockcnbrough has been here
there were plenty of their own sort '
price of the Charleston. The Shen­
sent a message tu congress on thej
to fill their places. Tho congres­
then so shall she vote in November; since June 22d trying land cases,
andoah, which cost $403,866.75 to
fisheries question. He first reviews
HARDWARE. CROCKERY.
of various kinds, and from what we
sional committee now investigating
and be it further
the troubles growing out the treaty
build, was repaired to the extent of
—AND----
Resolved, That this meeting calls can learn his work has given satis­
I the contract-labor evils finds the
$906.481.64. The Ossipee, LuHt for
of 1848, and (Ito Canadian govern­
upon labor throughout the United faction. He is a man of undoubted [
Hungarians housed in wretched
$407,064.20, absorbed $1,197,391.39
ment's persistent injustice toward
and unquestioned honesty. |
sheds; eating putrid meat, and
States to help California protect integrity
The Major concludes his labors
and lursh treatment of American bread alive with maggots; and in repairs. The Kcarsagc, whose
our common country from the inun­
fishermen; next he refers to the re­ practicing the miserable system i original cost was $286,918, ran up dation of Chinese cheap labor, by here in a few days, and will proceed
to Harney valley and locate a site
a repair bill of $1,123.415.75.
LAKEVIEW, OREGON.
II. SCIIMINCK
taliation act passed in 1887, giving
the overwhelming defeat of the fer the land office In the new dis-
of polyandry, it taking the labor of
These are ampler of naval ad­
the President the power to stop all
trict.
_____________
friends of Chinese immigration,
¡eight men to supply one woman'
intercourse with Canada; he says with even such shelter and such ■ ministration in tho Roach-Robeson Harrison and Morton, at the com­
—MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE.—
T he President’s message on the
era. Secretary Whitney took the
that before putting in force this
ing election.
fisheries question is a remarkably
loathesomc food.
Farmers
need
not incur the expense and delay of sending off for
navy in that condition, and be has
measure, which mu t necessarily
Agricultural Implements, as this House keeps a full stock at Fair
fine document. It places the situ­
Repeal the duty on iron, and who 1 breathed new life into it. Instead
T he preacher’s boys are to the
injure American commercial inter­
Prices. Citizens will find here as complete a line of Hardware and
would be benefited? The I’laindeal- of ten-knot ships we aro building front in this campaign. Grover ation fairly before congress and the
ests wholly unconnected with the
people—and a grave one it is.
Crockery as in any other establishment in this section of coantry.
er says that evidently Carnegie
’ Th’e Ckveiand Cleveland is a son of a Presbyteri­ thanks
to the republican senate.
fisheries, he thought it best to try
fVTtNWAREOF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER. CALL AND SEE GOODS.
wonhl. as he would sell more to the nli„jstration niIl cnd iL. fir(lt tern, an preacher, Thurman of n Metho­
some peaceable method of settling I
American consumer, and bro Ben- wjth 32 modern gkips ¡n eomrak. dist and Morton of a Congregation­
the matter; to this end tho treaty
[jamincven
thinks he would double sion or under wav> and not one of al preacher, Harrison is the son-in-
was negotiated, which, he declares,
,uthoriwd PMt law of a Presbyterian preacher, and
was in every way adequate to set­ | his income. The democrat, clann , them w(io(li.n
Cenerai Blacksmith & Wagon Maker.
tle the question fairly ami well; that our iron manufacturers «r*'I ,,f thcR0 ,.hip(1 ig about $.l0,000.00(\ Senator Quay, the chairman of the
this treaty the senate rejected with­ able to hold their own in the home ■ a(u, every cpnt of ,ht> |nonpv u
>
out even attempting to amend, as it market, while the Chicago platform jng hon,;<Jy and effectively spent. ! republican national committee, and
IL R. SCHLÄGEL
L akeview , O regon .
Calvin S. Brice, chairman of the
had tho right to do if the treaty
democratic national committee, are
had lieeu found defective; there is | declared that they would be ruined _Sfln Francigco Examiner.
now no alternative but to endeavor Poor old Chicago platform! Even
both sons of Presbyterian preacher.
Ths Wool Question.
Prepared to do all Kindt of Work in the Blacksmith line.
Horse Shoeing at U.50 net head
to force England aud Canada to Iho Plaindcalcr goes back on it.
—Ex.
The »imple fact is, that the home
terms, and the President announces
As the people would save 25
-»■
58JJOO acres of land in the Har­
that he will, on the occurrence of cents on every dollars worth of iron, maufactnrer, who cannot afford to
any further Canadian outrage, nt they would also evidently l>e bene- pay the heavy duty on imported ney country claimed as swamp,
<-B U G G I E S, W A G O N 8, ET C.,-
once enforce the retaliation act, and
was reported upon by Col. Elliott
filed.
Wages,
being
dependent
on
wool,
is
driven
to
use
all
sorts
of
asks from congress the power to I
MlDKTO Ointl WITH WBAT9BM, ATD OF GOOD QCA1JTT.
and Chas. Richmond, and less
make, it complete and effective supply and demand, would remain substitutes—cotton, shod'lv, wool
I
A L L WORK WARRANTED.
than
8.000
acres
were
given
in
as
He
nerds
the
for-
the
wine,
but
a
repeal
of
the
duty
waste,
hair.
etc.
needs
The ruennge will be given in full i
swamp — Lake view Examiner
¡ GiT« * Trial, M Seriag la B«;ievia(.
* Iw-elan t«Uih «Mia la roaaeetioa with the Shop.
would “bust the trust,” and having « ign wool for two reasons.
uext week.
THE
HERALD.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS à CIGARS.
Attention Farmers