East Oregon herald., January 10, 1894, Image 3

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WEDNESDAY JANUARY if).. l,a-4
I honestly would verity our opinion
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C.W tAGLÍ JOB (iFFiCt
A great manv tjewspapers b< «•:.
many people, c-iih l’< i ,»»_>
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J&ditor. ‘crank’’ The word crank *e<
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inglv has many d> fiiiitnm .. i
this case it means an individm,
CLEVELAND AM) PFNNOYER. • who fearlessly writes and sp.-k
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4 . «.< his opinions regardless of pu ii
‘iravy ( w i^>«( c,,
... , Tomahawk, a weekly demo- opinion or ednimebt. is a crank
,L-) t per lately started in Port i Such a man would never
PAMi’HLE 1 >,
r* I-in*its issue’ of January 2nd.
the presence of.the President
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R, nnover
I.¡ i TER HEAPS, NOP E KAI’S
gives a suppose A interview of 7mv other man.
neveT
known
to
wilt
at
Cleveland and i’ennover, based up­
any t
ivFLCT MADE,
on the Governor’s letter to the and while he has made a g
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STATEME
p: Cream ot Tart r Powder. Fres
Governor
and
done
many g
President.
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A*. *.. ? any othci . dulterant
•RICES; CIlKauP
It starts off with the President thingsand hie enemies cannot su •
40 '.¿ASS THE STANDARD
cordially shaking the hand of the cessfullv estab'ish any serious mis
Governor and-ad-dressing him as take of his in public life, unless n ■
Sylvester, expressing great pleasure his-fusion with the ptople’s put
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in su ing him,Rut very sorry because we tivlievv that move of the Guv
Collins
nor
to
be
wrong
and
certainly
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vf the Governor’s gloomy appear
The readers of t hi« paper will la I
anc-e, which the Govt rnor explains his work in the line of reformatUH
would
bear
more
fruit
had
lie
re
pleased
‘to learn th it ,. tl.er.- i- ill
• ’q.et-mak8 and Censal
by stating that his appearance could I
leai-t one dreaded disease th.p i sc -
not be otherwise than gloomy, when mamed will) his party.
■nee has been able to cur< in al
two thirds of the laborers of his
Wagons Buggie Ect
its
stages,
and
that
is
('atari'll
State (Oregon) were wanting work.
S ome time since Oregon's dis
All w. ik done neatly and w'lli dispatch.
in destitute circumstances and their j tinguislu d At tori ey t’.'L Williams Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the <>m>
homes being sacrificed at a small was in San Francisco on 1« gal positive cure known to the medical
per lent^of their real value to satis business. \\ bile there hi* was into ■ fraternity. Catarrh being a < on
tv the claims of creditors
viewed by a call reporter and gavt stitutionai disease, icqui is a con
Hall’»
The President expresses great some reminiscences succeeding tin stitutional treatment
Catarrh
Cure
is
taken
internally,
concern at such condition of afi'alrs first several years of the close ol
ai d asks that something be done to ! our civil strife, in which he figure» | acting directly upon the blood am;
flllevi ite their suffering?
largely himself, which will be nev | mucous surfaces of the svs em.
The Governor replies that it i* and interesting ^ our readers.
’ thtreby destroying tin- foundation
and of his power to redress the
In D cember 1871 Mr. William» I >f the disease, and giving the pa-
wrongs of the suffering prople Lol was appointed Attorney-General nv ient strength by building up t! e
he [the Pr< -iderit ] is the r. sponH- Presidin' Grant. Two years later I -onstitution and assisting nature
b e party at d rt dri es can tm H com- he was in minuted to be Chiif Jus ­ in doing its work. The propriet ri-|
Harney County,
t .rough him. and furtln-r ites to tice of the Supreme Count, bit- have so much faith in its curative
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incversi
that
thev
offer
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the Presidetit that such distres- through the efforts of Senator J W.
t-ould not exist had he (the Presi Nesmith of Oregon a personal ene­ Ired Dollars for anv ease that ii I
dent) stood by the Clrcago pl.tt my of Judge Williams, such,an op fails t i euro. Send for list of testi
N. BROWN,
Buns Op7i
form upon which he was elected and position was aroused as to mak» menials.
Address. Fl J CHENEY A CO .
lUiich he should respect, but bad his confirmation doubtful and his
Toledo,
O. Sold by ptuggists,
failed io do so. claiming his utter, name was withdrawn.
disreg-ird for that part of the plat , His service as Attorney General
WJETITJES
form relating to the 1 remnneti-1 was during the reconstruction per
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z ..ini of silver viz: ‘ use o.f both ' ¡ .....
()d. President Grant trusted him i two n ajorii'-
gold and silver as standard money | fu]jy and implicitly upholdingev> rv I Mr. Williams opp ised
amendment, and still thinks it
w h mt discrimination against action of the General.
was a had move, giving them thci
either metal ”
1 Mr. Williams while in theSenat*
freedom he thinks was al! tha’ was
The '’resident insisted he had was the author of the reconstrue-
done whal he believed to be bis | tion bill, hy which the Southern required at the time.
BRENTON A- J BUCHANAN
He speaks highly <f Pr sident
duty and acknowledged that pros i States were rest »red to the U ii hi
Verity had not followed the repeal Though after going th the Seni’.t • G’ant, and.decl ires. In-never Re rl
of the Sherman law, but excused I his bill was amended to suit tin
'or against a confederate olliet r.
liitioeif by saying if the Sherman demands of New England. The
act had not been repealed the U. S i original hill, when reported back by f
would he in a much worse eondi I the s-b committee passed the
timi I’ennover then accuses the House by an overwhelming major
President of evading the question I ity. In the Senate Wilson and I
an i asks him, why he did not stand 1 Summer of Massachusetts fought
The Proprietors of the White Front Livery Stable
sure the public that they ar* prepared to accommodate
hr the platform ami finally tells persistently for ¡m amendment pro
in
every wav in their line of business.
the President he did not, in his viding for negro suffrage and final
¿tar Il-:y and grain constantly on hands, and careful help.
ji-lgeineut. act honestly towards the ■ Jv Wilson i won his point
oik or
.¡if I
people.
• lu.K< >> iu all pui I d ut the vuuuu >. Job »1 u^uu 1U cyuuccUvu.
The conversation continues un ■
til the President becomes irritated
and accuses Pennnyer of wanting
t > make political capital and notor
phi tua
IreuUiw l.< ctilj ¡us pills cure cu-: -.n-nl-.
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pronti-*1 nrcttfyliur pfllsc'ii2£_'r-',1r''-1'' •' 1
At this, we would infer from the
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Tamihawk, Pennoyer began to
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weaken ai.d acknowledged it would
JOHNSON A BAILEY. Proprietors.
secure him seme free advertising I
and even went go far as to beg the
WX Liquors, Ciga s and Cigarretts
1 resident to say nothing for fear the
Good Billiard tables. Pleasant ('ard Rourns, etc., etc.
I ’ople ot Oregon would suspect his
‘ little scheme.”
Saloin is first class in evert particular. Experience barte
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Mixed drinks to please the most fa<-tidioue.
Rte main very well, but the editor
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troubles without r .-I la.-» or l-avlu; nay trn.-o ot CONSTIPATION, which
should bridle his little hatchet, and 5 ? Is t ho prime cause ot nil sickness, beware of It cittlnj habitual uud chronic with you,
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' •t like famous George Washington » Hi boo to It tn timo; those pills will curs you.
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cut everything in his path, but » J «U *
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CZA’JTIFY the
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tEat Gov* rnor Pennnyer,
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when he 2É
wjrvte t» hat letter, th night anything n ■J e c
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alxvu | notoriety
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but it was simply tcu dear the skin and remove c..’! blotches f.- .m the face. Try u bos and seo for your­
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effusion of the writer on i the
COLD CY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Should Take Arivotngp of jt9
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’ u * p,atis> of political action fcr
Prentiss Chemical and Manufacturing Co.,
*hicb be has I ee i noted in his
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