East Oregon herald., October 13, 1892, Image 3

The Herald.
mil thinking toget even he endeav-
W. C- BYRD a W. Y. KING.
•red to give tl e state a black eye
hoping thereby to gain his loss
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
there in some other s<ctio*i.
CDNE8PAY OCTOBER 12. 181'2
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L.X ( ONGKESsMAN l’lelCC*. of
FOSTERS
LEGAL BLANKS,
“AMERCAIN" EAGLE JOB OFFiCE
Indi*
CARDS
Of every description, and in fact
everything in this line.
Burns Oregon.
Democratic Ticket ma, who •» chairman of the repub-
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CHAS. A. 11Y HD, Proprietor
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c in « x u ve comn i tee of that
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We
have
at
this
time
for
Mi te, ma u a flying visit to Wash
I ngton to confer with M . Harrison several productive farms, well
Leave orders Herald or Items office
Resident,
Burnt, Harney County, Oregon.
a <1 ■ ther L diana politicians in the proved and well watered.
ROVER CLEVELAND.
prompt attention given to mail
c ty. L tom tin* tone of a news
'°na^'
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PAMPHLETS,
ORDERS.
ce President,
paper interview given « ut by him
Parties wishing to purchase call
A. E. STEVENSON.
as s >on as he arrived, a person who
on us we will show them the land LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS
I
knew nothing about the subject
esidential Electors—
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would suppose that the democrats I we have for sale, and parties desir­
R. A. MILLER.
ENVELOPES,
STATEM EN I
were falling over each other in tlu it ing to dispose of real estate cannot
W. L. COLVIG,
efforts to join the republican party, <io better than to put their lauds in
M. NOLAND,
i hut that was only a “bluff.” When ur hands for sale, because we ad I
W. F. BUTCHER
he called on Messrs. Harrison, Dud ! vertise freely
by : sending circulars
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ley, Michenor, Nebeker and other 1
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I and cards in all directions solicit-
Indiana republican politicians,
Portland Evening Telegram
hivh he did at Hi* earlie-t possi- ing purchasers and describing the I I Cabinet-maker and General Jeb Work
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‘ Noone can vote for Harri ’• le moment, his talk was verv dill ■ and.
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d not vote for Rei 1.” And erent. He told them that the State
Raparing Wagons, Bugg’es Etc
We will also buy lands for per-
1 ballot ’8 against honept was in danger and implored their
A rich man and one always assistance to save the party from sons wishing to purchase in our
Shop adjoining the
All work done neatly and w»th dispatch.
I r d to the best interest of tl « humiliation < f having its candidal« county and living at a distance,!
blacksmith shop of S. B. Ware and opposit the clerk’s ofiice.
II •, until he received and defeated in his own State. He car
giving careful ami accurate dis i
id the nomination on the r ed away a mandatory order upon
1 anvi-ican licket for the ofiice of the National committee for a con- cripiion of the same, also the title. I
ny president, then he immediate s durable sum of money, which h«
iged his attitude.
Correspondence Solicited. Ollie«
said was so urgently needed thaï
such a politician please the he would take the order to Neu
at E ast O regon H erald '
free-thinking American York himself.
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? .Telegram further says: “All
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL PLAT
Cash Macy.
"ite paint in the world cannot' W est Virginia is one of the States
t’OR.M.
___ he black spot of his treat- , that the republicans al ways carry,
. in their nomis, before election, or.
f honest labor.”
THE LAND QUESTION.*
On the co.ner north of the Resort Saloon.
He solicits a share of
rntrast is Stevenson’s atti IilS Representative Alderson of tha'
the
patronage
of
his
firends
ward labor. A low attack kiate puts s it:
i ‘They are always go
The republican party, while pro
1, Chicago Tribune, t he leading
,o Ciirry lI|e State, but tliei
fessing a policy of reserving pu >li<-
J can paper of the West, is never do. The r< publicans will no' land for small holdings by actual
a mass meeting of Bloom­ erry West Virginia this year. \\ « sett'ers, has given away the people'-
citizens, professional, busi . are all democrats on the tarifi heritage, till now a few railroi i-
d laboring men, irrespei • tiye question, but the force bill issue is and nor, resident aliens, individual |
’, and presided over bv Gen. the one we are most interested in ind incorporate, posse.-s a larger'
a, the most piominent re There are a hundred McKinlev irea than that of all Hu* fa-ms >»• 1
n of that section, which bills 'u that scheme and it involve«- tween the two seas. The last dem !
1 the entire article as a the rights of our people to govern ociatic administration reveled th«
d and slander. This action themselves, and it is going to earn improvident and unwise p-dicv of |
[demented by similar reso , tiie ¡State against the party thaï 1 the republican partv touching th
>f the laboring men of th«* fathers it.”
public domain, and reclaimed 1 1
M. H. BRENTON
Proprietor.
)NSIH,trolle«I by M r. Stt*v«*n«on
I from corporations anil syndicates. |
hen, finds itsordv salvation
T hat jingo business with Vene- 'alienami domestic, and restored to
>t in the democratic party
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bJ.
zuda <11(1 not pan out. as the otticj the people nearly KlO.tMH) 00<l Here­
| als of that.ponr revolution racked of valuable land, to be saeredl«
latest attempted slander coUI,Iry ),.(Ve i„f„rinef] the officer.* held as homesteads for our citizens •
, *d to bring disendit upon of (,ur war vessels that thev willdo ■ nd we pledge ourselves to contili
eof Cleveland, is that Mrs whatever is required of them by ue this policy until every acre ■■ 1
d refused to attend th«- this Government This is disa land so unlawfully held shall lore j
KEDiK of Robert h. Lee’s statue pojntHl>r ¡0 the administration, claimed and reston «1 to the peopl«.
The Proprietor of the White Front l.iverv Stable as­
I* feared _**'
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f
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she
meeting
Miss
sure the public that he is prepared to accommodate
j which counted upon suthcient oppo
THE SILVER QUESTION.
in every way m his line of business.
Davis, daughter of Jefforson sition to bring < ut a few spread
£tfF**lj%y ami grain constantly on hands, and careful help.
Such base and ignoble eagle orders, calculated to work Up
We denonnee the republican leg
Passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon in connection
4 are really too contempta enthusiasm among first-voters,
islation known as the Sherman act
•serve an answer. They
of 1890 as a cowardiv makeshift ■
•imply lies circulated by
W hat ' s the matter with the re­ fraught with the pos)bihti«-s of dan
party and republicans to
ger in the future, which should
t. , it possible, the southern publican banner ihrt used to ta
make ¡01 its supporters. as well .■ •
niething similar to Weav- suspended across Morrison street?
author,
anxious for a speedy repeal
e in Georgia to pose as a It’s gone anyway. Is it possible
We
hold
to the use of both gold and
detlfed which is emphatically that the G. O P. has already given
JOHNSON A BAILEY, Propriet ors.
silver as the standard money of th<-
J the chairman of the state up the tight? Bi ace lip, fell r«pub j
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country,
and
to
the
coinage
of
both
licans, and show a little life if for
' ic central committee of
no oth< r reason than the fun of it. gol<l and silver without discrimina
> and who further athrms
lion against either metal or charge
—Telegram.
Weaver could speak in
I for mintage, but the dollar unit on j
Good Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., etc.
—^in that state without fear
the
coinage
of
Loth
metals
mu-d
—Miners tools and implements
oolested.
l»e of equal intrinsic and exchage Saloon is first class in «very particular. Exp« rn me harte
^pts are Mr. Weaver found in full sto« k just received, and 1
I able value, or adjusted through in
otes in Georgia were slim for sale at Voegtly’s hardware store.
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious.
ternational agreement, or by sueh
safe guards if legislation as shall in
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sure the maintenance of the parity
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of the two metals, ami the equal
b
power of every dollar at all times in
the mints and in payment of debts,
r Mi'
and we demand that paper ctirren
pEltf
cy l>e kept at par with and redeem*
IGA^
able in such coin. We insist upon
Shov’d Tak Advantage of it
this policy as especially necessary
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for the protection of farmers and the
lals>r;ng classes, the first an«! po st ,
defenseless victims of unstable ■
money ami fluctuating currency. I
.:ucr;—40 Years lee Standard.
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