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W ednesday aErTEMBBR îs.isr».
W.C. BYKI’--------
Editor.
^PRICES
BILL HEADS,
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PORTERA
• fULRCHN" EAGLE JOB 0FF,CE
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CHAS
Of every de«
evry
V. BIRD,
Proprietor
T he Items commenting upon
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«n iditoriai taken frem the Tele
Hur,<t, Harney C.-unty, Ore y tn.
gram, in asstrting the present pan­
ve or 1er« H.uiidor Ltean« «AL m
ic, distress and mistrust to lie the
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum.
PAMPHLETS,
outcome of democrat c legislation
Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
must think its readers are“ninnies”
LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS
or willing to swallow anything as I ~--------------------------- --------
truth coming from a republican or­
I in the republican party and the
—To Subscribers—The H erai o I N\EI.OPFS,
STATEME
gan. We wonder if our neighbor
result was a change of administra* and Rural Northwest both for the
feels the importance of the fact —
tion, but the democracy of our gov- price of the H erald . The Rural
we presume he understand« it as
ernment is not such as to be led, Northwest is a good newsy paper
well as we do—that republican leg­
like a lamb to be slaugh’ered, I«v a devoted to the want« of the agri­
islation for the last 30 year« has
I few party leaders who think more culturist. Now is the tune to pay I
been wholly, solely and singly for
¡of Wall Street and foreign domin up your arrears’ and one year in
the benefit of that class whose very
ion than they do of the people who advance and get an «ddoional pa­
nature is in direct conflict to the.
per in the bargain.
gave them the authority.
wants of the people and whose mot ’* ­ I
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Cabinnt-rnnker and
ïhm
JobWok:
to is, "bread and water is god
T he Oregonian s » vs: “Thechief
enough
for the laborer.” At this
W C BYRD I V Y KING.
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Renaming Wagons Buggie Ect
stage of the game honest conscien ■ support of free coinage of silver
tious men and newspaper« should 'conies from the ignorant illitera'e REAL ESTATE AGENTS
All work done neatlv and w’th dispatch
place the black, damning course of south ” That portion of our glo-
cor.gress where it belongs without nous republic is still living in the
Burns Orogon.
respect to party.
| dark age of superstition and prim
I
We have it this time for sale
Is the Sherman bill, which all' dive “nothingness’’ without text
Powder
parties now so bitterly condemn, a 1 book« and without that sort of lite- • several productive farm», well im
democratic move? Was the de .ature that enables the vankee to
proved and well watered
monetization of silver a democratic P’ ddle. successfully, wooden nut.
move? The calling in of green ( megs and cheap oilcloth. We pre
Parties wishing to p f •base cal I
AND—
back money and issuing bonds to «ume it w* 1,1 that avocition th-1 [
, | on us we will show the- the land
hang like a millstone above the 1'»ur editor of the Oregonian i took
lieads of taxpayers, were the demo ! his first lessons in political econo j j we have for «ale. and i «-ties desir
cr«ts instrumental in having that m.v »'-4 learned how easy it would .
to dispose of real ■r ite cannot
1 he to make money by doing the do better than tn pic li. ir lands in
done?
Harney County,
These actB of congre««, which are . printing act favorable to Wall nr hands for sale, t>«c vis»* »• ad
now shaking our government from i Street and gold bug« generally vertise freely bv sending circulars
center to circumference, threaten The Oregonian says Biand, Vert. and cards in all directions solicit
N. BROWN,
in«/
Buns- O/>n
ing disaster
disaster and
anu destruction
destruction and
anu ' Vance, Morgan, ami in fa-tall the, ing purchasers and .....
describing th«
the annihilation of our republican | representatives troiu that midnight, 6 r
institutions and the freedom of tin 1 region of idolatry and superstition
people, were all perpetrated under | where cotto’i is king, are t f this
republican rule The democratic ‘stripe
Haven t vet outgrown
We will also buy lands tor per
party has been the party of reform ,’hc negro lore, taught them when sons wishing to purchase in our
through all these years of class , children or those sweet and so >th-
legislaton, and now, haying the ou | mg lullabys sung bv the negro county and living at 1 distance,
portunity, if it fails to stand square­ nurses, such as “go to sleep now giving careful and accurate dis
ly on the platform of principles chile or de debit will s-m dal big cripiion of the same, also the title
black bar tocotch you ” “How dear
laid down at our nali mal mid state ' ( to mv heart ai«the scenes of mv ;
conventions, every step and act an- I , <uniui>>)<iu.
childhood.” ’ These s ones are still
IL BRENTON A J. W. BUCHANAN
Proprietor.
tagonistic to the true principles ot | cherished bv those ignorant ’ *•*••• j Correspondence Solicited. Oftic«
E ast O regon H erald
democracy should be severely cril i «»f the south the same as the woo
I
nut
meg
oil
cloth
experience
ol
the
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icised and condemned by all true
head of the Oregonian. We wo » |
democrats.
der if this • head,” we mean the I
The democratic party is persnsd head of the Oregonian, ever visit« d
ed to believe that a mistake W ,anv southern faimlies? We rather
The original and onlv Coin|smnd *
made in the present congress, hi ¡think not. it so he must le pr«»of
«gainst
culture
or
he
would
have,
Oxvgen Treatmen», that of Dr*
fluenced by the President’s mes
.at least learned good nr.nners.
Starkey A Palen. is a scientific ad
The Proprietor of the White Front Livery Stable as­
sage, in passing the Wilson bill
just inent of the elements of Oxvgen
sure the public that tie is prepuied to accommodat«
without any provision to save nil
in every way in hie line of business.
and
Nitrogen
magnetized;
and
the
How ’ n This.
ver, d’rectlv trampling upon the
and grain constantly on hands, and careful help.
compound is ««»condensed and made |
promises made the people at the
We offer One Hundred Dollars portable that it is sent all over th« Passenger* taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon in connects
Chicago convention and by its plat-
.
O, ... p...-,
, fur „ c..el,fCl.rrhlt... world.
form. Th. rank .nd Ble of U e,
h<.
C.urr|,
It has been in use for over twenty
party do not wait to ask their lead­
vears; thousands of patients have
ers what course to pursue, the|^uTe’
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been
treated, and over one thous
newspap -rs don’t wait to see what 1 F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props .
and physicians have used it and
the monopoly papers have to say Toledo. O.
recommended it—a very significant
on the sulject and copy after them.' We the undersigned, have known
but both people and pajiers with F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, fact.
•‘Compound Oxvgen—Its Mode
on* accord condemn the action and believe him jierfectly honora of Action and Results,” is the title!
JOHNSON à BAILEY, Proprietor«.
»nd pronounce it undemocratic and ble in all business transactions and
of a book of 200 pages, published
a blow at the rights and liberties of financially able to carry out any
Wire^. Liauors, rirars and Ctearretts
by Drs. Starkey A Palen, which
obligations made by their firm.
the nation.
give« to all inquirer full informa
Good Billiard tables. Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., ete.
We ask our republican neighl»or W est a T ruax , Wholesale Drug­
tion
as
to
this
remarkable
curative
if such a course has been or was. gists, Toledo. O W alding , K innan
Saloon is first class in ever* particular. Exj>erience barte
agent and a go»»d record of surpris­
J.._-• republican
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dnritig
rule, ............
pursued by ’
‘ arvin , ’ Wholesale Druggist»,
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidimi«.
ing cures in a wide range of chron
.
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Toledo,
the papers of that
party
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-------- ic ca«es—many of them after t«ein«
• be.no;
-
Hall
Catarrh
Cure is upon
taken the
in- abandoned to die by other physi­
Our answer would
conse-1 I na
||y> ’s acting
direcllw
quently the leaders of that partv ¡7^ ¿¿j lllUCous surface« of th® cians.
Will be mailed free to anv ad­
considering any course, whether ’
Price, 7«5c- P«r bottle,
dress
on application.
honorable or not, pursued by them
a]| Druggist»- Teati.non-
D r «. S tarkey A P alen ,
would receive the sanction of their ,
‘
1529 Arch St., Philadelphia. Pa
newspapers
and a party;
thus it was , ’* *
120 Sutter St, San Francisco, Cal.
.
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_ were
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they
enabled
to carry on the
Please mention the H xhald .
nefarious work for __ years, backed
Should Take Advatage of its
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-rtunfim«. * • ni.
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by a i majority of the people until
«orb w. a t and a
t be 1e
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■ ■ ■■ 4k“AXAXFSM”inv™in«tani
err»-' !■ r to • • - ' f, w-vmrs
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finally,
TUB ■ KSrrOnf ami M an
lv. as the case was. in the last _ l'Æ
M Wire Mto»-'
rprr wt
I el H I L W Car»fbr Pitea. ¡’rl<«*SL i>
rar Birds Eye, Ivory < me cut > pair,
M. loaded,
presidential election the people htffh or low, til Ordinary work, to pa«a, bone. 1 t
•r • It inch, pair, tl; iworr. I1M. Ftnent mark *d
Baa*BL **
lound it impossible to get red res« SSfiaMwieaC1’*«!,1?
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