East Oregon herald., May 28, 1890, Image 1

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E ast O regon H erald
BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28
I —No 20
EHE RALD.
$2.BO a Year.
1800.
BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS.
He resided in Oregon City then. in 1889 to $1,756,700. The amount
He had a wallet full of bonds and actually loaned, not including cer-1
taxable paper.
tificates of Bale, were in 1885, $733-
48HED EVERY THURSDAY
T. V. . EMBREE, M. -I).
BY
The time for the assessor’s annu- 288.62; in Decomber, 1889, $1,-
Office at his r»-«l<'er« e o.. (he esst ide oi Sil-
vies Riser, ter. cilea l «1 ow ¿turns.
•
568,071.14. In 1885 $75 per schol­
Facts for O reff ou Voters to Study.
al visit cuine around.
• t
ar was distributed to each county;
A great hue and cry was
I.ISHERS AND P ro FRIETOBS.
The following extracts are taken that Thompson’s home had
in 1889, $140 was so distributed,
from the Sunday Mercury:
burglarized and these papers
and $160 will probably be the
NEWSPAPER LAWN.
Open Every Day «xeapt Sunday, from I a m to 4 p as.
.master is required t o give notice by
Every Lady aod «oaGaaian a «•!•««• Visiter U lb« R«adl«g B««m iirtiftte te««»®s»®4.
If the reader is a taxpayer it is been stolen.
amount this year. In the manage
¡turning the paper does not answer the
S B. McPHEETERS, M. I).
I
eu a subscriber dues not take his paper
his duty to rend this article.
The assessor came and poor ment of the State affairs, strictly
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
e office, and the reason for i s not being
Office at W. K. Grace’s Drug Sture.
1-ly
inv neglect to do so makes the pv«t-
No
matter
whether
he
pays
tax- Thompson had nobondB to tax.
business methods were adopted
tspjnsii’leto the publisher fur payment
hn* pe.s »a orders his paper <’ns ■•»n
es
upon
a
modest
home,
uooti
a
Not
knowing
the
address
of
the
There have been no fat jobs under
ke mus par all arrearages, or the Pub
i cuiuiutie to send it until pavineui is
palace, upon a farm, or upon per­ I “burglar,” the assessor took r*o cog­ this administration. Work has
& 1 collect the whole amount whether it
from the office or not. There < an be
sonal property, it becomes him to I nizance of these collaterals.
been fairly let to the lowest bidder, I
dis >nrin »ance till pavnient is made
y puis>n who lakes a paper from the
know
whether
or
not
his
neighbor
He
performed
his
dut}-
and
went
and he haa been compelled to ful­
e, wne her directed tu his unmo or an
Notary Public.
| whether ho has subscribed ur nut. is
is keeping up his end of the ex- on his way, and, singular and un­ fill his contract to the letter. The,
1). L. GRACE,
1
ble fur the pay
k >ubs Tiber orders his paper stopped
BUR Na, OR
penses of the government of the precedented.iis H tnav appear to penitentiary and asylum were never
uu time, an I the Puluislier cuntfuut-s
Land I'ilogs, .Contest blanks, Applications for
ill.- f,u. b i >er is buuud to pa . tor it if l’uhiii aiiun Nuti< es, cvrrectiy and pruniptly State.
’the readers nt ibis'paper, in ft few under ) etter management, and the '
ASSETS*OVER A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS.
i out oi tlie.p'siuiftj *' Tbi8 Vp M eu‘iS ®Wended to. Deeds. Notts, and Mortgages
'.;U!i<l w?iat t: tuaii must pay fur what be egibly drawn uj>. charts reus.>uuble. il-»U.
The showing is taken from the days the "I urglar repented of his trust confided to the asylum and
“The Leading Company of tho Pacifie Northwest.”
i f.-urtB have decided that refusing t<
officials records, and David P. sin. and one dark and gl*i«my even­ the reform school bonds to purchase !
som e t aG i pcriuilk uis ¡ruin lhe pusi
£*- <9-nUVATE VWELUNOS AND FARM FROFRRTTA arBCULTT.-Vn*^
c.i. u- .i-'e'ii uncalled for, withuu
Thompson will not—dart- not—de­ ing. after the robins had ceased to laiiils for those institutions, has
ir 'i* b.i
is priuia facia evidence ui
irauu.
,
ny one sentence—one word—here sing and the charming notes of the been faithfully and judiciously ex­
w hipporw ill rang out upon the air1 ecuted.
written.
J. NAT. HUDSON,
■mmoN rateai
OF SALEM, OREGON.
Let the struggling granger, the po-sessor of the stolen treasur­
A T T O R N E Y - A T - L A W.
ent
$8.00 |
nuis.
J-}»
whose brow is so often dampened ers slipped up slylv to Thompson’s HKliALD'S W1HIIIVGTON I.F.TTEH.
Oilice: BURNS, OR.
Mu.i Lui
• -7<t
jar ; a ! .ance).....................
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J. C. PAR KER Agent,
Burns, Ora.
j by the sweat of toil, rest for an home and tossed the package in
The Republicans of the House
hour and absore these figures.
through and open window, and
» CLUB LIST
held a caucus Tuesday in which;
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While acquiring his colossal for­ there was great rejoicing in the
r’s Weckiy
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they experienced how vexatious
• r’s l’.az.ir
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tune, D. I*. Thompson has posed house of David.
C. A. SWEEK.
I Speaker Reed’« arbitrary rulings ]
r’s \ oting People. . 3.75
LAKEVIEW ADVERTISEMENT.
< before the people as a saint of
But th - bonds ami the notes and
’s »tu’jifulil Cyclopedia, ‘.-.90
are, when applied at home. The I
. mine after \\»1. 1, ó.» cents.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
saints.
the mortgages escaped taxation
. uiu.ne, p. s age.
,ru
River and Harbor managers tried j
01.ire : Burns Oregon.
( llis honeyed words and sauvity that year, thanks to the uncon­
n >i a in*above works can be ex
bard to have that appropriation bill |
sure .ii lie Reading Room.
■ of speech has drawn into his greedy scionable and wicked ourglar.
disposed of the first thing, but wr.
' net scores of people who found him
As stated, all old settlers remem­ Reed liiid determined that the Tar-
out when it Was too late.
ber this occurre. ee. and these linis ifl should have precedence. Then
M. D. HOPKINS, P roprietor .
He has inveigled theinnocei.t in- are written simply to draw the at­ they wanted second consideration,
GEO. S. SIZEMORE,
' to his snares, and many there are tention of later-day citizens to one but were denied that, or any time
ATTORNEY,
definite and were extremely exas-
who in teals have regretted that of the most remarkable incidents in
EVERYTHING NEW AND FIRST-CLASS.
I
perated. The time to be taken up
H
EGON.
URNS,
.
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O
h
1 yr.
ti mo
11.
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a man like Thompson was ever the history of the West.
by tariff talk was discussed. Speak­
I
CoXcc i< ns, Land bu-iness, and Lleul born.
•Al »ft 'M 1 »fl.ti.j b-'«
11
Now, in in all earnestness and er Ib i d suggested that general de-
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Estate iiin /iT prompt’^- aiKMided to.
TUÍ» Hotel mi ««w (Haase, Rooms, and Fnrnitur«) and ofTarseoar taow mnt 1««W avstf
1-j.Oo i ’. 1 OU 4 . (X)
The aching hearts of fellow I c­ candur, are the people of Oregon l ate be omitted and the bill taken
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pi
0) •..S.OJ 43.'JO .-I.OÜ
ings he has not considered worthy ready to swap honest Sylvester up in detail at once. He knew the
IÍJ IS.0J 1 SJ.OO 1.0.Ü0
bill would pass and there wasn’t
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of even a passing t) < light, and lhe Pennoyer for a man like Thomp­ any use of much talking. Mr. Mc­
IN CONNECTION WITH TH1 HOVBI.
son.
!
moans
of
the
suffering
has
awak
­
Bi. I" > . MEIJN ADVERTISERS.
Kinley
jumped
to
his
feet
and
pro
­
Attorney-at-Law.
|c? ■ • H'l- s >!i< iiilU V(,nr vatroiui-v
Can it be that' party fealty will tested vehemently against the in­
ened no compassions withili him.
|iv o k up our i eu h re p» s co us » lu
M. DUSTIN
Jan i
fii’ii.s i<»‘¡cal wiiit, <•« i
lead
our neighbors and friends in­ sinuation that no debate was neces-i
Ilislife
has
been
an
inccessant
I «>
: 1 > '■ I’. t.-' i
r.Merring t.< ;he
t.pi e: Harney City and B i ms
rt; tt c n a.n i (ised u;».»'i our cirvu u
struggle ft r I). P. Thompson; his to a mire that means destruction? sary. He declared that the party ,
■ . hi i n ijuiiutig court its
n cd nut fear to discuss the bill be­
ht,ru t ; i liuu to uu »ctiriv ndver-
There is nothing in this election
every energy lias 1 een devoted to
n11 ut Ui'ih e, or write to Publisher.
I fore the country; that to cut off'
is < haigt!'.* extra, uc<\.ruing tu space;
the accumulation of wealth for him­ that can effect the tariff or any general debate would be an out-i
W. W. Cardwell,
pm.- .i uuse u lmilied.
i
i ■ i. e i :.
jural tneui( iital «• e. a’ no pike.
other national question.
rage upon both minority nnd ma-!
self
alone.
|er lEe.uen s at R m » il»an i * cents i»er
A
T
T
0
R
N
E
Y
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A
T
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L
A
W.
pm c, yearly, or -J cents, traasiertc,
Mr.
Burrows
created;
Then shall the ring that is led jority.
In all the firmament there has
Cd.
B urns , On.
he«B.
rial ptial’iuu *- extra fhitrge per in-
by the most ccrrupt and unscrupu-‘ B'nl'ïeni.entb.v B1,yinethatsome{æo- ’ I reptoared do all Kinds of Wo ■ th Blacksmith Uu«. Kara« Bhoetaf al ft-M
been
l.ut
one
star
that
shone
for
Pi
in
all
the
cour*«
of
the
State.
Ifijt end of position u standing reader
pie having made a tariff speech .
tea :>«n u> ad. each »\eek is run in with Also, betöre the I’. S. Laud Oliiee.
him, and that Lut illuminated the lous politician in the West, the thought the subject exhausted
t mnticr free.
L and M atters a S pecialty .
I we s ereotvpv al! our n verilsements
way that led him onto iho place head of which is David 1’. Thomp­ | for all time to come, and were na­
ks after rBt four puhiications, ¡ m eutli.
pveills'lng in Io R* culuin:.f. i: c a inc.
where
he could grasp still another son, triumph over right and fasten turally impatient at hearing other
tatriaite, nirth, mid deulii anuuUiKe-
»e. mi 11 iie i r. H 'lir i ed t.s bear,
upon Oregon the most villainous : people talk. (This was a drive at
dollar.
iberal rates altered io reji.<i»<us, Social,
ruijiial bud.es.
administration
the State has ever !Mr. Reed’s tariff speech two years
He
worships
at
the
shrine
of
RE!». W. BARNF.3,
M. R. DIGGS,
| ago.) The speaker then laid down
I’riueville, Or.
Burn , Or gold—lie kneels to the goddess, no known?
' his ultimatum—There would be fif-;
JOB WORK
This is a plain question and full ty more working days in this ses-1
matter how impure, who places up­
I description exc< u'.ed with neatness
BARNES * BIGGS,
DREWSXY ADVERTISEMENT.
tch. nt ret;s nable ra ts
on his salver the most ignominious of truth.
j sion and the majority could give
Fosters.
Pamphlets
Attorneys
at
Law,
L
1,1!I Hern’s.
l ette! Heads.
The people will" answer it in the whole time to the tariff if it
pittance of wealth.
L
Note Ilea B, Car- i TicKe s.
Will practice in all of th® cour s of the State
(would, but it must be understood
Invita 1..V.8.
budge is, Ktc.
a.
June.
The
Republicans
at
the
State
con
­
All business placed in care of this firin will be
I
i that other legislation suffered as
promptly attended to.
vention in Portland, on Wednesday
I ’twas very necessary to adjourn
April 16, adopted as a part of their
A Campaign Speech. ! early. He probably meant public
buildings and other little jobs i DICKSON á SULLIVAN.
-
platform the following plank:
practical surveyor .
so important to candidates for i
“"Eighth—That we are in favor
IFFICIAL DIRECTORY
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re-election. The outcome of it all '
Lou. J. Boienberg, Mixologist.
t . a . M c K innon ,
of a fair and equal distribution of I Governor Ponnnyer’s Presentation of
was a compromise that lhe bill
Any and all kinds of surveying dune on »hoi
His Case to the People.
national :
Everything
in
our
line of the Beet. Liquors— Whiskies, BraadiM,
notice and reasonable terms. i.ljf Settler taxation, and we believe that all
should pass the House and be in
Benjamin IIar^*')n wishing tu bt located, t an have plats furnishe
i ..Vi o Alurtuu
Wines, Fancy Drinks, etc., Cigars, etc., always on hand wk«n
lent
property not now exempt by law
.,^u,, l.laine t : i j ( ch i.- ;c.
the
Senate
in
a
fortnight.
[state
The following extract is taken
William indum
you call on "Uncle Dick,” at Drewsay, II ar nay oownty, Or.
■Treat try
Importers of all kinds that put
should contribute its due propor­
/uhnW. Noble
fl Interior
from Gov. I’t-nnoycr’s speech to up their money for the high tariff
Kedtield
Pructur
f War
tion
in
payment
of
the
legitimate
I
pei jam in F. Tracey
if Navy
the people, published in the Ore­ candidate have discovered »heir
Jeremiah M. Rusk
f Agriculture.
expenses of the government. That
Wm H. H. Miner
. mistakes and are daily harassing
• neral
gonian of May 12:
SADDLE
AND
HARNESS
SHOP.
John Wauamuker ,
General
we are in favor of the adoption of
I
“It is proper that the first thing the Waysand Means Committee (
»C'fE OREGON : i J. N. Dolph '
U
The manu- i
•| J. 11. Mitchell J. C. WELCOME - P roprietor . such amendment to our assessment I should say to you should be in for favors and relief.
4>rs-
Hermann ,
! laws as will secure the equal and
R. _ Binger
.
facturers of sugar made from im- [
D.Sylvester
Pennoyer
, ’. l z: 7 ~ *‘z ~
r ■
Bt'ItXH, OREGON.
regard to the management of State ported molasses, now insist upon a
'¿¡•o. W. Me bride i
< State
‘just assessment and taxation of
G. V\ . Webb
D
affairs. Four years ago I was select­ bounty. But out west the light of I
J. B. McElroy j
P Instruction It
C. A SNOW 4 CO.
-
-
-
WASHINGTON, D. «.
■ property at its full value.”
Frank Bnkei i
1»
pr
ed as your servant to have charge reason is finally dawning upon the |
R j *. btrahan I
I»
Pakent» ub'Ained. and all patent basin®«« stl®«d«d to promptly and for m«4«raf« lew
In
order
to
carry
out
their
virt-
I
people.
The
leading
republican
i
Wm. P. Lord !
R
H iff
Our Office i« uppusiU lhe U. B. Pat®nt offie«, and w« can obtain In loss M m thee Ibee»
$ W. »..Thayer CIIAS. SAMPSON - - B urxs . O r ous intentions they nominate for of a specified branch of your busi­ paper in Minnesota, the St. Paul]
D
rernou-from Washington Rend Model or Drawing. W® advise ea te >atentablifty tree
ETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT:
ness, and it is but proper that when
Pioneer Pres«, says, that if th«- M< -'
of chat g«; anti we make no charge uulew patent !• se«»rod.
L. B I son
i governor the “Honorable” David I’.
D
Igo
W-A-T-C-H-M-A-K-E-R
I
speak
before
you
in
regard
to
J.. L. R and
Wo refer hero tu lhe Postrn>«ter, the Superintendent of Money Order Dlrlaleo, *aad" te
.K
jrncy
Kinley tariff bill passes, that state I
-AND-
! Thompson, banker, money loaner,
—
I
official«
of the U. X. l atent office For sinrelar, bdrioo. term», aaArofereeeeo W f . so S m B
questions of public importance, a will go Democratic; that all the
Jeweler.
. COIXTV —UARNET:
<
Hunts in yeur c wn State or eoontr. vrtte to above add^et
land
public
spirited
(?)
citizen,
who
G. W. G tlham
plain statement concerning my farmer’s necessaries are grievioitsly
I t «
(R)
J. Ì. bUIF.LOS
(D)
has acquired the bulk of his wealth stewardship should be made. And taxed and that he is given no cor­
.W. E. GP.A< K
(D)
T. H. lb)3ERT8
ZD)
by systematically dodging his I am greatly pleased to tell you responding relief. The session will
W. R. (.RADON ;
A. A. (0 ING i
.(D)
share
of taxation and conq>el)ing here, my fellow-citizens, that I lx- a long one. The Republicans.
BLACKSMITH.
. D). W. E. ALHERSuN j
have full power to enact any incas- j
!.. h. B aker
t (1»)
the less wealthy citizens of Multno­ can render a good account. The I
. W m . M esser ADOI.PII TUPKER - - Pi«ui ’
(tur
uro they want, nnd arc not likely to
mah county and of the State to pay State is prosperous; the small debt leave, until the approach of the con­
(D) { I. ytle H o ward j
era
'1. B. J ames
- a ;
—G E NERAL R EPAI RIN G—
it for him. His assessment for that existed at the commencement gressional elections this fall warn.«
I
taxation for 1889 in Multnomah of my term has been extinguished, them to go home and correct the
IX kt u. s. ». LAND office :
D. 8. HOPKINS. A kcwitbct .
county is $171,700, of which there and the ordinary expenditures of ideas the farmers are getting that
j
. J. B. H untington
the tariff is a heavy tax.
.
..H arrison K ellcy
is exempted, as claimed by him for the State have been kept within
Grand Rapids, Mich
The Senate Republican commit-,
Will fnrn'il. Lesigr.s of N omw . < vttsf»" aud Massless «esi ss fi«m IMS ss sp M
rromptlv executed. The tmlding has »’ton eu indebtedness, $33,900, and $300
f.irere
want«
<!
If
yuu
meau
Io
bu
hl.Mnd |1 lu my address aud I will ■•!! yes • pe^fe
tee
has
nbandotnd
all
hope
of'
just limits. A comparison of the
lnrixeu arid improved and is prepared to turn
llouf
d<*s«gi.s of claellioss. lib® th® one oa Bls In M ast O mssox H bsa L» ufis®. wllA
il RCH DIRECTORY.
out all kiiuis of i iarksmithiuir on «hurt notice exempted by law. The following
reaching a satisfactory solution of1
full plan of tu- h. full size dfails. cumplets upeciBcuhQtis. and bill of materials, •!' Tsry
first
two
years
of
the
present
official
ami iu the best «tyl«* Term». C««h.
1-ly
fnll and complete so any ordinary carpenter or bvlldtr will hav® nulrovblela (*!■■
UODIBT EI’iBCOFAL CHURCH
shows his holdings, the amount as­ term, with the last two year« of the the silver question. The whole mat- j
ahead and c- pxihg the work. And If you do not find jMt wbat yoa wut. Wr!ts
what < Lung- a you desire made, aud 1 will accommodate yoe. Or leave Ordera with Ta*
ter
will
therefore
have
to
be
deter-;
L M. M c C abt . Pastor.
sessed at and the actual market .»receding term, shows that the to­
I! »«.I
V. u will It •• - l.«,p i. «reel > hatxlMB. ko.M
t. w,.t,
«•<«•
Ke preaching br the pas'or In eat b '
mined on the iluor of the Senate ‘
• «l ily 111U4.M *‘l) *l<* »«• •• ™ «0Mlrw«UM !•»« ►*«•». V.U41M
•-«
ows. until further DuU.*e
nmtf
ADvg3THs*4f:vr.«.
value
of
it,
showing
how
his
les-
tal
expenditures
were
les«
by
over
An
influential
member
of
the
Fi-1
- urua -at 1J u nt. au I t 0 p m
•!«ianu nd h< u» H* use— a; II a in
wealthy neighbors who hold prop­ $200,000. and the ordinary expen­ nance Ceiniiiittec said that if they ,
'i!«r»»ey—ut 7:i’O p tn.
•Lun >—il L a in, ard 4 .0 p m
erty in Multnomah county mid ditures were less by o*er $5UQ, not­ deaired it, the free coinage people)
-Harney—at U a m. and .’.-Cp w.
throughout State are compelled to withstanding the growth of the could pass their measure :•« the/
ELITE SALOON.
assume the burden he shifts upon State, and necessarily a corresp<it:d- majority of the Senate was in favor
of it
But that the President had
HARNEY,-------------- OREGON them.
ing growth of expense«, and not­ intimated that he wouldn’t apprave j
T
The Odell
TS?
Tuial amount of
COATSWORTH A TKEGASKle,
withstanding the further fact that a free coinage bill and the doubt in'
taxable proper­
SOC 1KTIE.L
PB4PR1BTORS.
ty os r^turD«-!
such ordinary expenditures had the mind» of the extreme silver)
b>
r.
fss sfalnst been increased by over $25,000 for tn«n was whether they abould go1
Tb-impauii
lodge , no . n. T. o. o. r,
actua: and ra.ima ed ralue of tl.luV.’A't.
ahead tn vpito of this intimation,
I Fellow* Hall, ever* JM urday
w LL lie I llir Olllttl TV l-R WB1TRB.
W*at4»T»B VO »0 AKA4 ft
LAKEVIEW ADVERTISEMENT«.
Itei ng about one-eighth of the I the two years by th« creation of or whether they should agr - to j C14
J. E. M c KINN ci N, N. U.
•• an, On. Ilun<tt«l Dsllar BMki...
I V
Brel’v
taxes which the •’Hon.” D. P. I our ornamental, if not us -ful Isyard some com promise that would ob­
It
combine«
«IMFLICITTWith
DURABILITY
—
«PHD,
BAM 0» OPKRATluR
Thompson ought to have paid, nnd of railroads ami fish commi.sion- tain the President’s signature.
lY r rT NO. 4S. G. A. K
wear« iv.urer without coat of repaira than any other maehinta. hM
■pt a.id
W rd tits la of each
Before the committee of the
the other eeven-eights of it had to ers. In the management of the
t o mkribbon to bother the operation. It neat, aubatantial. nick-
1 Fellows’ Hai
A.! « umrs .<.•
whole
House
in
discussing
the
Dip-,
kg Invited.
Wachmaker & Jeweler, be paid by other tax-payer« of this school fond«, we have dispenaed
el-p!at»-'l—perfect nml adapted to al) kind« of typewriting
W JB. BRIER!.Y. F. C.
loinatic
nnd
Consular
.ppropria-1
,U Ad’j’l.
M.h!^-ît
with agents in the countie», where tion I ill. Mr. M* Cn try. i K- ji -' L.IW a Fruit « Frv— it t>r<wl*we, ,I.nr|>. cleen, HpU. manuanript Twe lelea aeMa
city, county and State.
J. W BONKBRAKE,
an in" nin.l« .t
wrl iur»
Krtltor«, l»wy.r<, mini,tnr« banker, n>w«n«aM.
lakeview. Orerò»
This it a nice «Lowing for the sometime« money w»« permitted to tueky, condemned tin. administra-l
n.nti .fa' .’. t ■ - bu«u •* men. e»c.. cannot n»«ke h Iwtdbr iuvestn»«al Jwr |LB.___
V B. MAI!.!
standard bearer ofja ticket with a lie idle, and all the hicney M paid tion for lieing opposed t<> reciproc-1 j Au ^teli’rrnt p*r on in a week » an become a Good operator, or a xapldon® ta t aMmw.
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TALS:
into the State treasury, whence it ia ity with the South American states j 11,(XIO offered .ny operator who can do better_work with a Type-
platform as adopted.
va O;'
exc*y4«d.
and for keeping the pro -edinga uf [
Writer t.h-in that protlucrd by the Odell. gSF"Reliable Agent«
at once loaned out The growth of
And
n
,w
a
word
as
to
the
bends
Nft— la NTOM ITT
the Pan-American Cuiijr-«» a» qui-1
and Sak- mr n wanted Special induaementa to Dealer».
P H. MURPHY.
* cdDc*!« s, FrlCl: 9. I • a.
thewliool fund baa l**n gratifying.
atulen
as
mentioned
above.
. , ,.
„ et aa a Htar-Cbatn»*’r The Me-
intla.s a «marea/si» *■ a »■
Fur I'aiuphletn. giving endoraementa, Ac , add reel th«
~ tariff
_ _ bill,
__ be aa.d, cut oil
All old settlers remember the in-1 That fund in 1885, '• ,n*du<iing all
USIHIV
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TYPE WRITER 45CO. T h « R oorrby , Carr«««, Ha.
i items, amounted to 1863,*35.16; reciprocity with ¿'ana la, »» w JI.
n mi • ■
cident.
HAY 9 GRAIN
B irx « advertisement «.
How D. P. Thompson
Evades the Payment
of J ust Taxes.
r. c. byäd & soar.
The
Farmers’ Company.
THE HOPKINS HOUSE.
A. r’iin.e BetT”,
General Blacksmith
Wason-maker*
the drewsey S aloon
PATENTS.
Houses and Oottases
JOB WORK.
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