East Oregon herald., August 17, 1892, Image 3

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" fu» su.
The Herald.
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nor. have had the prices of their Mackler said that he dared not
W. C- BYRD & W. Y. KING.
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products reduced, are shouting for venture into Behring Sea for fear
f land a ,
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 17. ISS'J
a continuance of the law There | of seizure and had been unable to
fully ir ass
seems to be a screw loose some- make provision for their relief. He » »
R E A LES T A T E A G E N T S
AMERCAIN
EAGLE
JOB
OFFiCE
r>gat»d . w. C. BYRD — —
Editor. where.
said it would be too expensive to
'Bed. y
fit out a boat especially for their
Burns Oregon.
ale chej;
Sone Intw restiiijj Views of Prof. .Ill lue» relief, and unless a revenue cutter
I». Clark on the Lahor Qestion.
We have at this time for sale
Brui The Democratic Ticket
¡or cruiser takes them off they must CHAS A. in K1». Proprietor
i
remain for another season.
several productive farms, well iiu-
“In Frick’s case the spirit of law-1 Two parties of Indian hunters
proved and well watered
For President.
less violence and murder only came left there ¡n previous seasons uudtr
Burn», Harney County, Oregon.
for Salt
GROVER CLEVELAND.
home to roost. 1 When he, in a time similar conditions were devoured
Parties wishing to purchase call
|of
peace, deliberately turned a vast by polar bears.
For Vice President,
on us we will show them the land
belongi:;
I‘protected’ industry into a grim,
A|E. STEVENSON,
S
an F rancisco , Aug. 4.—The
we have for sale, and parties desir­
unirig |t)
war-breeding arsenal and battery, steamer St. Paul, which arrived LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEAD» ing to dispose of null estate cannot
t of For Presidential Electors—
and then surrounded it with death- from Onalaska today, brings word
R. A. MILLER.
100 a
STAIEMENÌ do better than to put their lauds in
| dealing electric wires, he was guil­ that the I nited States revenue cut­ ENVELOPES,
W. L. COLVIG,
Price i
itr hands for sale, because we i d
ty not only of wholesale anarchy, ter Bear, on June 4, rescued Peter
M NOLAND,
POSTERS
BILL
HEADS,
vertise fierly by sending circulars
j but of open treason to the govern­ Viani the sole survivor of three
W. F. BUTCHER:
ment. and of a gross and brutal men who were placed on St. Mat­
and cards in all directions solicit­
GARDS
I insult to labor and to civilization thew 8 Island last season to spend LEGAL BLANKS,
ing purchasers and describing the
¡itself—an offense against human the winter in hunting white bear. Of every description, and in
fact land.
A fter several prominent repub­ 1 progress that will neither be forgot The fate ot his two companions is
everything in this line.
lican Senators, including Sherman I ten nor forgiven.
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We will also buy lands for per-
unkno vn.—The World.
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and Hawley, had openly expressed
“No man unless consciously
sons wishing to purchase in our
their sympathy for the Carnegie I guilty of intended outrage and IIEMIM RA TIC NATION Al
Leave orders Herald or Items otliee county and living at a distance,
I’OKM.
Company, the Senate adopted a injustice to others would have1
PROMPT ATTENTION «1IVEN TO MAIL giving careful and accurate dis-
resolution providing for an investi­ adopted a course which indicated J
ORDERS.
cripiion of the same, also the tide.
THE LAND QUESTION.
gation of the Homestead strike, such cowardly fear of his fellow ,
and rhe following n Senators were men, and which could not but rouse i The republican party, while pro
in first
named as members of the commit a spirit of violence on their part.
Correspondence Solicited. Otliee
fessing a policy of reserving public PRICES:
IhZ XK D—*
-tAffostee: Galling« r, Peffer, Hansbrough. JUSTICE, KINDNESS AND CONFIDENCE. land for small holdings by actual .
J at E ast O reuon H erald .
esiral ^e^on’ Sanders, White, and Hill
; settlers, has given away the people’s
“1 only wonder that the war de­
Some comment has been made be
; heritage, till now a tew railroads
cause only two democrats were clared by the corporation ‘baron’ and non-resident aliens, individual j
___ named for service on this commit­ and inaugurated by his retainers j and incorporate, possess a larger
was not even more destructive of
tee.
i area than that of all the farms be
life and property.
I tween the two seas. The last dem­
“Justice, kindness and confidence
ocratic administration reversed the
T om Watson, of Georgia, made a
always bear fruits of their kind.and .
improvident and unwise policy of,
miserable failure to prove his charge j
so do qualities of avarice, suspicion
1 I the republican party touching the
of drunkeness against members of!
and violence, as illustrated in the
public domain, and reclaimed it
the House. The only member lie'
manning, barricading and attempt­
from corporations and syndicates,
dared to name was Judge Cobb, of i
ed garrisoning of Fort Frick with
alien and domestic, and restored to
Alabama, and against his assertion
outlaws from other states
When
the people nearly 100,0(10.000 acres
that he believed him to have been !
i
I
hear
a
man
sav
as
did
one
in
mv
»
of valuable land, to be sacredlv
intoxicated when he made a speech
! hearing not long since—one whose held as homesteads for our citizens
in the House was the positive state-
, sole employment is walking up and
wortbb rnents
.
t
e
and we pledge ourselves to contin­
ot a score ot prominert
| down the earth, sitting and watch ue this policy until eyerv acre of I
>count-members that Mr. Cobb was not
I
ing his usury traps—that ‘the la­
, land so unlawfully held shall be re-
even in the slightest wav under the1
I
boring men can only be kept in
, ejaimed and restored to the people.
__influence of liquor when lie made
The Proprietor of the White Front Liverv Stable as­
I their place by the iron hand of
the speech referred to. Watson
sure the public that he is prepared ió accommodate
THE
SILVER
QUESTION.
force,’ I know that he is, at heart,
refused to name any other member
in every wav in his line of business.
' a moral criminal himself, who de-
We denounce the republican leg­
and grain constantly on hands, and careful help.
QI to the investigating committee. *'
| serves the ci uel, inhuman discipline islation known as the Sherman act
[|U(. What action the committee will
j he would mete out to others.”
I of 1890 as a cowardiv makeshift Passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon in connection
take is not at this time known, but
TY I.
fraught with the posibilities of dan-i I I
it is believed that a disinclination
Like KohniNon Crusoe.
¡ger in the future, which should 1
to feed Watson’s craving for notor •
make all its supporters, as well as
ietv will prevent the committee',
S an F rancisco , Aug. 2—Fred author, anxious for a speedy repeal | ¿4
taking anv action that would result
n allowing him to pose as martyr. Burns, John Palsford and a man We hold to the use of both gold and
“Frenchy,” have silveras the standard money of the
JOHNSON A BAILEY, Proprietors.
Kt one time it looked like the sharp known only as
been
left
to
spend
an
Arctic
winter
country,
and
to
the
coinage
of
both
I
anguage between Representative
4ogtner of Louisiana, and Mr. I ■ on St. Mathews Island, a desolate gO[d and silver without discrimina-i
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Cigarettes,
iVatson might result in a persona, j island, with scanty provisions and tion against either metal or charge
Good Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., etc.
mcounter between those gentlemen. I absolutely without fuel. That they for mintage, but the dollar unit on
|
are
such
terrible
plight
is
mainly
¡the
coinage
of
both
metals
must
i, Elmtside of the committee room, but
, due to the rigid enforcement of the be of equal intrinsic and exchage Saloon is first c I cfs in every par ular. Experience arte
io for peace reigns.
of the orders clos'ng Behring Sea able value, or adjusted through in
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious.
against seal hunters.
ternational agreement, or bv such
I t is evident that the Republic
Just a year ago these men were safeguards if legi-lation as shall in
ins in Congress are not anxious to put ashore on St. Mathew’s Island, sure the maintenance of the parity
lave any thorough discussion of 1 far up in Behring Sea, from the of the two metals, and the equal |
he McKinley tariff. On the con ' 1 sealing schooner Mattie Dyer, b.uild- power of every dollar at all times in ,
best ! rary, they have shown a
^iRPosi* i ing a rude hut and were s _ given a the mints mid in payment of debts,
J3UFLIVS HOTSL
[’[...ion to put forward a few garbled : - ,ear’B supply
of
food
and
wood
and
and we demand that paper curren­
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E. B. REED, Proprietor.
statements by the Aldrich commit seventy pounds of powder. Their cy be kept At par with and redeem­
The proprietor has renovated the building from the ground to
ee in the Senate and then get out mission was to hunt and skin polar able in such coin. We insist upon
“**)f the way of the w hole question as bears aad blue foxes until this sea­ this policy as especially necessary
the roof and put in several stone flues.
juickly as possible. There is a son. when the Dyer was to remove for the protection of farmers and tla-
growing Buspicioii among the high them.
Mr. Reed is an old Hotel man and in recommending his house to
laboring classes, the first and mr st
Ttprotectionists that the people at
defense]«
ss
victims
of
unstable
The schooner arrived here yester­
the public, we believe we only do him justice to say his house will
large have begun to penetrate their day without the 3 hunters. Capt. money and fluctuating currency.
give entire satisfaction.
f sophistries c 1 • .
i
are not so sure of the outcome of a
campaign upon that issue as they
were a few months ago. Governor
McKinley himself, however, .n'\
¡■n[ mains serene He recently deliver-
ed himself of - a statement to the
effect that his bill had reduced
RS: everything' < pt lai r. And yet.
Should Take Advantage of its
somehow, the laboring men are
P- seized of a suspicion that labor has
noi realised the benefits promised
from this bill, while the manufact­
Used in Ic.’lliors of Hctae;—40 Years the Standard.
urers who according to the gover-
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