The Herald,
are not trying to slander in any leigh says he is on their side—that
way the republican nominees, so fifteen or twenty years is long enouh
i far as we know they are good men to see and understand a good thing,
WEDNESDAY MAY 18. 1802.
and “citizens” representative men then whv don’t we have the great
of that party and it was the pleas ' immaculate third party doing busi
BYRD — — — — — — Editor ure of their convention to nominate ness on Wall street, because if it
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them consequently we have no should gain any pestige there is
kick to make. We presume the where it will go.
M. H. B’RENTON
Proprietor.
Mr. Burleigh, allow us to inform
Items has direct reference to our
candidate for county clerk, |P. L. you and your party that the demo
Shideler. We guess Mr. Shideler cratic party will still be a recog
STATE.
is old enough to vote and has been nized power in politics when von
CONGRESSMEN.
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in the county long enough to vote die of old age if your pure love and
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VEATCH
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Cottage
Grove
consequently he must be a citizen earnest desire for the welfare of our
R. M
JOHN II. SLATER
LaGrande as these are the necessarv essentials people does nut lead you into ex
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to citizenship. Mr. Items that is cesses in the way of overwork for
SUPEREME JUDGE.
poor argueim-nt to impress the vot- the dear people—but Weaver and
The Dalles ters of our county with anv superi- [ Luce ai’n’t dead vet—and you fill
A. S. BENNETT.
The Proprietor of the White Front Livery Stable as
or rights your candidates possess a premature grave
sure the public that he is prepared to accommodate
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ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
in every way in bis line of business.
that should be recognized bv them,;
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Hu.y and grain constantly on hands, and careful help.
Albany as fine a body of men assembled at
Ulti iS
O' I E. CHAMBERLAIN
T he Itemsoflast week unburdens
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Burns April 5. as we ever saw on a itself by throwing a little mud at Passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon in connection
I Gi h .JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
like occasion and a majority of those; J the administration of our countv
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men declared P. L. Shideler a citi aff airs, and saving if we do not wish
zen
of this county and one worthy ; , a continuance of such a disgraceful J
CIRCUIT JUDGE
of our esteem and confidence bv ■ regime,—or at least the editoral
M.ID. CLIFFORD, of Canyon City
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putting him at the head of the I implies as much,—we must elect j
democratic ticket Us our choice for the republican ticket. The past
PROSECUTING ATTOENEY.
E. B. REED, Proprietor.
the office of county clerk. Isjhe a ■ record of that party for purity and
CHAS. F. HYDE, of Baker City citizen? Is he worthy? These {
The .proprietor has renovated the building from the ground to
j an economic course certainly justi-
questions will be answered on the i fies the editor of the Items in thus
he roof and put in several stone flues.
TATE BOARI» OF EQUALIZATION,
5th of June next, when the voters expressing himself. He should put
MSG. HUNTER, of La Grande of Harney county will demonstrate at the head of his paper: An eco
the fact by giving P. L. Shideler nomic administration, and a light
Mr. Reed is an old Hotel man and in recommending his house to
HARNEY COUNTY.
one hundred and fifty or two hun tariff' for revenue only, isour watch
the public, we believe we only do him justice to say his house will
dred majority. The Items says— word. This motto so appropriate
give entire satisfaction.
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
speaking of the nominees ’on our and in accord with the principles,
ticket who have not been here for a rulings and doings of the grand old
R BIGGS, of Burns.
century or longer—“they luive been g. o p. a« every monoply in the U.
pOR COUNTY CLERK
reaping the benefits of adeputvship ' S. can testify, which have hoarded
in some of the most lucrative offices 1 up millions at the expense of the
I’. L. SIIIDELER.
of the countv.” This is one of the middle, and laboring classes. The
pOR SHERIFF.
reasons the Items gives that thev innuendo as written in the Items
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should be retiied to private life, as means anything except good, taken
Win. WOODS, Proprietor.
P. F. STENGER.
ES
if
holding
a
deputyship
did
r.ot
the
as it reads one would think that
£?OR ASSESSOR
better qualify them for the offices our county was on the verge ot
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to which they aspire. Mr. Items if bankrupts and rqin and its only
8. W. MILLER.
Bill Woods is “in it,” "and don’t you forget it.”
you desire the election of vour can salvation was the election of the
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P*OR COUNTY TREASURER.
What he don’t know about the care of horses is not worth knowing.
didates you will have to adduce grand, pure, and unspotted candi-
CHAS. ZEIGLER.
something more substantial in their (|ates OI1 t|ie renublican ticket. We Nice Turn-outs, Passengers taken to any part of the country desired.
P’OR SURVEYOR.
favor than has yet emanated from take it for granted however that the
your columns.
editorial referred more particularly
E. J. MARTIN.
to the stand taken by the county
P*0R SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
officials
in the matter of the coun
M r . B urleigh , in his enthusias
tic harangue or declamation on ty seat question, and which should
D. L GRACE.
c.
Monday night in urging the great not enter into our county politics at
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necessity of the peoples party and all at this time. Have not our
LONG
BAILEY, Proprietors.
the swift retribution sure to follow county officers a right to express
c. f . M c K inney .
its success, and the inconceivably themselves oi such subjects? We
COMMISSIONER
short
space of time it would take would ask the Items if a man or
RE«
THOS. WALLS
it — with him in the lead —to men have not a right to differ on
Good Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., etc.
PRECINCT OFFICERS.
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bury the two old parties beneath such
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topics and that difference not
Lake Precinct: Justice of the the sod ofignonimy, did not inform < enter into a judicious administra h Salo jn iB first class in every particular. Experience arte
Pejk, A. A. Reineman; Constable, his audience that just such men as tion
of the duties incumbent upon
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Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious.
Cbas. Adams.
he—onlv a good deal smarter— them
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in an official capacity? We
Burns. Geo. 8. Sizemore; George have been making that same old say,
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without fear of successful con
Moore
thread-bare speech for about 18 tradiction.
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that there is not a coun
Pine Creek and Drewsey: L. N.
years, and still wed» not see any ty
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record in the state of Oregon
Stallard; Win. J. South.
that
can show a cleaner, a more
great,
results
accomplished
as
yet
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Harney, Crane Creek and Silvies:
bv
these
pure
people
loving,
dyed
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honorable
and upright, as well as
JNDI J. E. Roberta; Jasper Davis.
i a more economic administration
Wild Horse: L. C. Chamberlain; in the shell reformers.
doings and transactions of our
a ^Charles Fields.
Such as himself, Weaver and The
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Curry: Jo Williams; T. J. Shields. Luce, who would lav down their < officials are on record, and there to
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Diamond: Thos. Flook; C. A. poor little lives and b II ow the blood be seen by every one who may de
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CARRIES A MAMMOTH STOCK OF
to trickle from their finger when sire and the county officers take
pleasure
in
showing
or
giving
in
accidentally cut with a jacknife
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING AND
and fall on the altar of self-sacri formation on any act of their’s ef
INDK1-KNDKNT
fecting the interest of the people or
(Nomi nated by Qualified Electors fice they have made—for office—oh county. We do not ask you to
no! for the dear people. The writ take our word for what we publish,
?n>. of Harney county.)
er heard Weaver 15 or 16 years ago or the Items either, but go and ex-
{TOR COUNTY TREASURER.
make or use the same language in amine for yourselves
a speech, and poor old fellow, he is-
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ROBERTS, of
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■ Harney. still aacrificing and “sacrificing”
Free to the AfFlictetl
Embracing the Latest Styles in make. These goods are products of th*
his precious time seeking the} wel
the
All
who
are
suffering
from
A ccording to the Items a man fare of the people and at chance
Salem Woolen Mils.
effects of Youthful Errors, Ix»ss of
•fUrt becoming a citizen of our coun times allows himself to become a
Manhood,
Failing
Powers.
Gon
ty ■lust prove himself such and candidate—like Luce—for the dear
orrhoea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis And we will carry in 1892 a LARGER and BETTER line than ever be
farther states: ‘‘We feel confident people’s sake, and always gets de
and the many troubles which are fore. Oregonians can do no lietter than to patronize HOME INDUS
“** tbajeoplc will do this thing by feated by the people—strange, isn’t
the effects of these terrible disor TRY. These goods are all made from Oregon Wool, by an Oregon Mill,
voting the republican ticket and it? Why is it if what Mr. Bur-
ders will recieve, Faeeof Charge, in veur midst Oregonians should feel proud to wear “Home made
eloating the republican nominees.” ’ leigh and hie colleagues advocate.
Clothing,” which in style and appearance will compare favorably with
full directions how to treat and
the goods of any mill in the United States. They have been tried, found
“Give us a rest.” What superior • is the panacea for the political ills
cure themselves at home by writ to be all wool, and wear well
»Send at once for samples, prices and
qualifications do the republican of suffering humanity that the peo-
ing to the California Medical and blanks for self measurement. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
,
pie
cannot
see
it
and
avail
them-
, naaafoees possess in citizenship that
should
' tbav, on that account,
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” ' have »«Ives of its healing influence? £’<><1 Surgical Infirmary, 10294 Market
Address, Salem Woolen Mills Store,
Box 376, Salem, Ore gen
j., tha preference this election? Wej Almighty knows and Mr. Bur- Street, San Francisco, Calif.
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