East Oregon herald., September 28, 1892, Image 3

The Herald
ocratic Clubs, is enthusiastic over W. C- BYRD iW.Y. KING.
BILL HEADS,
POSTEKg
; the outlook. “Ue have them on
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the run," said he, “and we propose
LEGAL BLANKS,
CARDS
- to keep them going until election
“AMERCAIN" EAGLE JOB OFFiCE
BVBD
Editor, day ’ Mr. Gardner thinks that
Of every description, and in fact
------- the mutual understanding which
everything in this line.
has been reached between the lead­
Burns Orogon.
’1 The Democratic Ticket. ers of what might have become
CHAS A. IS Y It D, Proprietor
We
have
at
this
time
for
sale
rival democratic factions removes i
Ot. * -
New \orktiom the list of debata-1 several productive farms, well im-
Leave orders Herald or Items office
For President,
Bunt», Harney County, Oregon.
hie States and makes it certain,
,
,
,,
•Mit
GROVER CLEVELAND.
llwt Cl-vdand Will carry it by a
and well watered
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL
PAMPHLETS,
big majority. W hen asked how
.j For Vice President,
ORDERS.
Parties wishing to purchase call
the work of the clubs was progress-i
A. E
STE V
E. STEVENSON.
ing, Mr, Gardner said: ‘ Splendidly on us we will show them the land LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS
For Presidential Electors—
■ They are doing a quiet but effective we have for sale, and parties desir-
R. A. MILLER,
STATEM ENT
work in many localities among the ing to dispose of real estate cannot ENV ELOPES,
W. L. COLVIG,
ITS.
.doubtful voters that cannot be do better than to put their lauds in
M. NOLAND,
| fully appreciated until the results
W. F. BUTCHER:
ur hands for sale, because we ad
of the election are in and can be
compared with previous election vertise freely bv sending circulars
and cards in all directions solicit­
M) I t 18 both shameful and outrage return«.
ing purchasers and describing the Cabinet-maker and General Job Work
OU8, nevertheless true, that an at­
T he rumor ot the intended resig ¡and.
tempt is being made to use the
Reparing Wagons, Buggies Etc
National encampment of the G. A. nation of our minister to Italy, Mr.
We will also buy lands for per­
Albert
G.
Porter,
of
Indiana,
whs
R., in Washington, to brom the
Shop adjoining the
All work done neatly and w’th dispatch.
started in anticipatio of his obeying sons wishing to purchase in our I
republican National ticket,
may, if persisted in, cause t|)e | the command of Mr. Harrison to county and living at a distance, I blacksmith shop of S. B. Ware and opposit the clerk’s office.
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ugliest sort of a row, as thousands • . resign and come home to help save giving careful and accurate dis-1
anyiof the veterans attending the en-1 | Indiana. Tbe situation in that | cripiion of the same, also the title.
y ikrsampment are democrats who will state is alarming to the republicans
not take kindly to seeing what and Mr. Porter's influence is more
Correspondence Solicited. Office
jught to be a week of pleasure and valuable at home just now than
at E ast O regon H erald .
recreation turned into a partisan abroad. A friend of Porter’s said
political demonstration. Many to-day:
‘He may resign and come home
^'¿"members of the local citizen’s com
Cash Macy.
mittee, which has worked so hard to work for Harrison, but if he OEMOCKATIC NATIONAL PLAT
loes
I
know
that
it
will
be
against
IO1CM.
_ ^all during the summer to raist
his
inclination.
He
knows
if
he
the money and to make the neces
On the corner north of the Resort Saloon.
lie solicits a share of
sary arrangements to properly en comes home he will have to sh ite
the : land question .
in
the
responsibility
for
the
defe
t
the
patronage
of
his
firends
J | tertain the old soldiers, are dem<-
crats, and they are not disposed to >f the partv in his State and that1 The republican party, while pro
^ quietly stand by and see their work i- is bound to injure his future po fessing a policy of reserving public
and money used to benefit a party litical prospects; whe-eas, if he re­ land for small holdings by actual
to which they are bitterly opposed mained abroad his friends could settlers, has given away the people’s
•ay: If Porter had taken part in heritage, till now a few railroads
the campaign we might have es- and not. resident aliens, individual >
burr
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••aped
defeat.”
P rominent republican officials
I anti incorporate, possess a larger'
have been quietly at work on this
1 area than that of all the fa-ms be i
icheme for some time, and now,
T he : democratic horizon has 1 tween the two setts. The last dem- I
juless providence interferes through taken on a very roseate hue, and ocratic administration reversed the
he continuance of t he much regret ’here is a corresponding feeling o'’ improvident and unwise policy of
IQ ¡ed illness of Mrs. Harrison and depression among the republican«, the republican party touching the
BRENTON
Proprietor.
'lus prevent Mr. Har'ison from who look with dismay up >n the public domain, and reclaimed it I
eeping up his end of the program. falling off of their majority in Maine from corporations and syndicates, J
. hey think they have got every and upon the unmistakable signs alien ami domestic, and restored to
hing just as they want it and that of democratic harmony in New the people nearly 100,000.000 acres
be members of th»- G. A. R. can York State. The democratic rooster of valuable land, to be sacredlv
COlie sent home shouting for Harrison is truly roosting high these Septem­ held as homesteads for our citizens
.rid Reid and scattering enthusi ber day«, and when he opens bis and we pledge ourselves to contin '
y bs
,
Bin—an unknown quantity on the mouth in November his crow ot ue this policy until every acre of1
IU >pubHcan side up io this time— victory will be heard by a rejoicing land so unlawfully held shall here-.
The Proprietor of the White Front Livery Stable as­
round permiseuously. The pro I>eople, from the Atlantic to the lai med and restored to the people. I
sure the public that he is prepared to accommodate
«-ram of these schemers was com’ Pacific.
in
every way in his line of business.
leted Beyeral days ago when
the : silver question .
and grain constantly on hands, and careful help.
Zhitelaw Reid was invited to
B enevolent L ady .—Poor fellow,
We denounce the republican leg­ Passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon in connection
ttend the encampment, ostensibly and so vou are very hungry! Well
i a war eorrespondent, really as here is a cake that I baked myself. islation known as the Sherman act
<>f 1890 as a cowardiv makeshift,
le republican candidate fur Vice
S agos the T ramp . —Thanks,
resident. With Harrison and maddim, thanks! I may not be .fraught with the posibilities of dan­
both on thegiound, both load- able to eat it, but I will use it to ger in tbe future, which should
to the muzzle with “taffy” for kill the next dog that attacks me. make all its sup|»orters, as wall as
¡author, anxious for a speedy repeal
ie “dear comrade,” whose vote
sirici An be influenced, the concocters
I We hold to the use of both gold ami
JOHNSON A BAILEY. Proprietors.
D imling —What is tbe difference silver as the standard money of the
this political move expect great
between an undertakerand afuner- ' country, and to the coinage of both I
iinjs; but they should remember
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Cigarettes,
al director.
gold and silver without discrimina­
tat “Great Expectations” have in
S ogay —It varies from 50 to 150 tion against either meta) or charge
’ie past proved disappointing, and
Good Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., etc.
per cent.
for mintage, but the dollar unit on
>ay do the same again.
the coinage of both metals mils’
=
Plenty of flour at the Prairie City be of equal intrinsic and exchage Salo>n is first class in every particular. Experience harte
Ma. Lawrenee Gardner, secretary RoHer Mi||g. Every sack warrant-
able value, or adjusted through in­
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious.
the National Association of Dem-
ternational
agreement,
or
by
such
pre«
safe guards if legislation as shall in
sure the maintenance of the parity
of the two metals, and the equal
power of every dollar at all times in
idi »
the mint« and in pavrnentof debts,
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and we demand that pajier curren
cy be kept At par with and redeem­
.R<f
able in such coin. We insist U|xni
Should Take Advantage of its
P.
this [adicy as especially necessary
for the protection of farmers and the
laboring classes. thv first and nnst
defenseless victims
' unstable
money
and
fluctuatin
currency.
Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
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