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_____ Vi*« Urlici I muta y a x /> s c /iiim /ib s . IN market d iijv e r \ wagon m e m o k ia m . M r. B ry an is fend of re fer mg to O m e i A L PAPER of SUFHMAM ( O. 1 the scriptures and not aitvavs in the MORC, OREGON. , happiest way. In his address to Maj. j M cK inley’s neighbors at C anton re- %. c. î«r» v*D ........... EDITOR cently he leclared himself to l»e the 1 neighbor ot “ those who have fallen ^ P i . b b c a n N a t l c r a i T i c k e t , am ong th iev es/’ and asked them to lin ts o f M oro lxxlge No. l il t I OiO F August 29tb, IHM*» \VlM«-enn tb e (.’re n t M aster of th e I'm vers© linn rem oved fro m o u r n iid st «»or « " ' ' • " i W ll.W illtan » vr! i « a s an T Ill-s ti l l Mild F i t in i w i l l VISI! K u tie d g « honored mcnit*er of Muro l ode® No l.t O là W , t l i n l iv : i tl •• ,t ..-d iy u i l l v is it I O O. F s n d a n O dd F c !‘ >vr in sp irit and G rn p s V a lle y c u d M ic h ig a n . tru th a n d wlios.» w arui l.e n rt tlf o b b e d to r other«* woes In ■« a ilc c t lu tin» g rav e. b u t the S upplying the l a s t th e m a rk e t afford- n irn io rr of the kind « o r da a p o k e ii.o f the g enerous se ts jm ifo rm e d . •>( the hottest life tim e r y . th a t ha« Is en lived his n n nev er die. reter to tlicit bibles and read the par 1 h en-tore, h® it resolved lb.it the m e n W m. T lîie tt. g r .wer an d d e aler in choic« l'era of d o ro Lodge U n d e r the»- h e a rtfe lt J N ursery S tock. has f..- onlv stock of tin able by which C h rist answered the 8Vi»'.|Wthi to fi e l,r»t Mi.-d fam ily lu tin ir Yat i f - .»• ,»le. Ute best of r. <-tl I ap p les and apple j ,ls | ,P(, H h,.,.|M.r aa y Row Newtowu. lawyer who asked “ w ho is mv sad h o u r «d affliction. „ . . . i . i ..r » o . . , . ’ I Resolved th a t o u r c h n rte i be d ra p e d in ll. h is t l pple tre«« of th« beat neighbor It is the stoiv o f the m o u rn in g a n d th a t th e m em bers o f th i tl«'«. grow ing in h«s N ursery. Ml stun- I I.od ®»x^£r <s 1ÒJ F o r Preside?.!, M c K lN l.L ì i»f Ohio V or Vio» l ’r«suh»nl. «>f Nt«» *J A R R E T A UOÎ?XKl\ "or l*re«ientia’ V. S E. J. >ew: ’ ■"actors, ». G E E K , o f Mitr on C onniv Yl. YGKAN, of L an e C .u tn y L S M IT H of W w w <V»?:,»y F C A P L E S, c i M u lu .v jn sli <\>'mty. tliCKSDAY S mtumuxu 3. Every m erchant who sells les* ¿oods now then he dui in should x e for M cK inley. .n .n » he tlown from J „ u s a te m to fertchs» anti tell am ong thieves, i . i i - i ■ w re stripped linn and wounded him «<1 the,, d ep tt.to l, leaving him half dead. 1 i:>t a priest and then a I.evite came by, but gave him no help. Then came a S am aritan, w ho bound up his wounds, carried him to an inn and gave the proprietor tw o pence »_ , _ i . „ a-1 - • • to take ca reo . lum , prom ising to pay more it it should cost more cm his »■Ii/iv Iim return. r ** NEW O. P K in g 's fr» -di no ni deliv ery » «»• u will ta k e up its n o n . from tills dnt t hi M u u d m s i.i.d I ftur-dsy v ili visit I-.:sk m v lile. Morn m id * 'tr in ity . tin fu e s d a i m id Frhssy w ill v isit G r ise Valiev and H ai (*<n\ >n 1 M Ri j j 2& X v r V ì o o K .P. HANSEN- x k l a m i H e a l e r I n l» ry « .o n c ia , H a i « . < a p a , » o la, S i t a r a , «• r«n t-rl< a. I m p l e m e n t a , T ir* v a n - « . l a a - u a r > - , e t c . , et«-. Th prices. ®e g o o e s a rc b o u g h t at b a rg a in s i rad e w ith us an d be c o m in« »-d th at n o th in g «ucceed» I. i. am ) <\>s 11 s is . N o rm :. I 1 ' H Moor«, I.M .S m ith . W rn.H older, C a ain r.ttee ! t n o i h i r S m a r t ’lu n i.iii. 1 My hunbim d is poor b u t p roud a n d he I , d< ea not w a n t tu • to work a s 1 have noth ,nu' to restle ss a n d a fte r re n d in g :ti fore ti.e «• r, L a id < in \S «hing to u . 1) C ., o r th e J >c d n.llca a t T he h a l l . .« are hereby notified th a t a rra n g e m e n t- have i been n isd e h i w hich I h u t - b e c o ii- - as »«-i- nted w ith C opp A L u ck e tt, and t»® to g eth e r a tte n d to a ll -«oh matt*, ra for n n o m in a l f«e. t o l l ui»%4» o r a d d re ss: I’ Ik asm. M. < )reg«»n yoor p aper Mr®, K u sse ll's eirerieno«» na ilin g -e lf b e a tin g fiat irons l c o n clu d ed l would L O S T —By a w ild In d ia n i M r o., “ a n d * *rot® to J E t a«« y a Co tt.Locis they tre a te d m e a o nicely th a t 1 niaiiy y e ars nuo. I ¿«--ir® 1*1» very m uch e n co u ra g ed . A» soon a« I to oorre-poud w ith Ore- got my sam p le Hon 1 sta rte d o u t a n d sold > ¿¡»u parti® - who m ay be iroB« th® fir-t day. c le a rin g f V? 1 Lav® not at«,® to -a p v lv m® w ith «««Id l®-s th a n K any day sine® und on® day choice lu d ia n re lies -a c h «old 1». I Dv« Lav® clear m oney aud a - -jw nr L®n«l-, arrow rr.y tm -b a u d doe- n e t know I huv® b®«u h e a d - - to n - pipe«, e tc. Writ® m e t e l b u r ’ - X T l i : S S . S w h.it you have. A ddress H . 1*. II \»: il : . ’ should I q u it w ork a n d Jeav® him lo ^ tru g - I ______________ _____________ * _ i* * 7 " ' gle alon®. a » A w xtor- WTrw I Too nr® doing ju s t rig h t, vour h C sbanJ ' W ADAMS J I S T IC F O F I H I should I«- proti.i f 1.. . . . . . . . ,1 ,1. .w «> ® ~ ' i r c.: ?i > :.r; u. jl . « \ th® w orld w hat an e n erg e tic w om an can do. e atiu p?r^ ‘f? h X T g r ^ irou m ual b® a w onderful M o ro O re n o n so m an y th a t are auc- ceediug »eiirng it. Uoom 3, W atk in s tn ih lin g , M ain atr<*t,r, n p sta ira . Office hoar< 9 to 12 am , S to F pm M ORO PH O T O G R A PH C A L L E R Y M a i n S t r e e t , N e x t D o o r to D r u g S t o r e . t i l U l i it l i «»I w o r k , n t il l « l i n e d o n e l u ( b e b e e t - l y l r o f lb«- a r t . I a b ln r le a n d v ie w , a s p e c ia lly . P lc lu r ® - e n l a r g e d lo o r d e r . T H É a . p . t . l ! R espectfully invites yen to sam ple his etock and c unpare prie •} ami Quality with anv Sir-rtn tn county tl X t,,m t ,b o b o u ilv of th e deeeaa- tilled. A ddre— Win T ille tt, H ood K iv u Or *“ •* f 'lm i- b itl a copy o f these re so lu tio n - ' ! *»‘d th a t th e sam e be sp read ou the m inute« t 0 I)A^ I m p e ria l The American Protective Tar ff ’- eag re 1 is a nat onal orgar zat on a tb o c itr^ IH O -. < : •' Protection to American Libor and In d u stry as explained by its cor.stitu- t on, as fo'.lows : H P i.O P K IZ T O L hotel ¡C. P T) • cb,“rt of tr..» I--»«.»«'-» t« A«n«r can l-b « b/ • t*r on import- •«, -h «- ,!l «SeQuatct/ —eur« *n-«r in • «1 prefljrt- ft ».» «t tt» COmpoV ». • ‘ fi- - . g r .ex,-,r There are ro personal or p» vste prof ts m connect«' v; th the orgar. za- t on and itissusta red by member,' ps, contributions and the d stribution of its nâSüiagidfl streets P o rtia • • Oregon publicatons. FIRST; Ccr-Mpend«®-.« « *' M -® lb-r—r .p " -n tf ” O*r<i» Corr««;^. SECOND «n t-.' r«ec t - s n* -.-’ •e.--.- wt»-ir »r •«-•I! or Urge tc o«.- C— u— -,r., THIRD W • pub « « »-?« "• nf a n , —« t- ec.«r - j all 0 &>«« -,-f t« • T*• q_ - Com- pla-.e I aa «: s .-e». • OOoa-ta FOURTH Sa-o pea-.«l ca-4 r—q »»t *-aa • Adq>-a«« W - « F Afa«am*r ,8 6 W««t 2 3 i 8tra«t. Naw Yor«. Sac®av«*y P f f i t E L A ST G l \ E: THZ < HolCE OR TWO T respeclfcllv solicit your work. S ’. tisftrtio n gnarante«-d both as t< q u ality and prices. h a rm produce taken in p art p ay m en t for picture- V K IA G T R A N Si o N T I N E N T iL U T* E S = <e v » n 1 T his was indeed a neighborly act. !P Every n a n w ho is getting smaller ‘7 So’ ®JVe w herc help was needed w ip e s now than he did F , »T one« V IA ‘' 9- ’ |» n a promised more if >1 shonlj be P ro p rieto r- Should he for M cK inley. OF EYC r » acacnteriow TO O R D E R ¡FL 1 required. But, unlike the good Sa- Ev?'*y farmer who is receiving less ’ n' a »,lan» Bryan gives nothing down. SPÛK152, RKXVER, ( , ) v p ?£•_ _A1E L it i kri:;,* !Q VJOKO. •^toney for his products now than he Prun,Bes everything F o u r years «.uni.-J Uwic, T h e . l l o r o 32o8< ! . e a e cuce;»*. drd in 92 should work for M cK inley ' aR° hc was m aking sim ilar prom ises L. 8. MAIL RO LTE. hut did not then reter to this parable, xi. h . is il.: i « ri«,. I ’ r e p r i e l n r . Maras City. £ Lv^rv •.lanuTncturei' who is work- probabiy tor the reason that the man ing less men or less time now than ^ad not yet .‘alien am ong th e thieves. R E A T S A L E S Prc we the gT"nt Orrrztt ^■tf'arnfrs uta-xs. he did in 1S92 should wotk tor Me- ' He lhcn preaching free trad e,: „ ? cril of i Sarsaparilla. • L \ , : Y F i ■ 2 I>ATS G r a n t a n d M o ro Km lev. and telling everybody that it would Hood*® Sarsaparilla «»Ils 1 •vesti ««' it 5p"C.al a tte n tio n g ire n th-» tr er.BR public. aecompKsheF C R E A T C U R E S . B t a C C - - h ? -5? ' . 1 ‘ ; i be to their im m ense advantage to i _ -ftla &<eat, Bland says that free silver will have it establi-hed. H e wanted free I ka t r al W atchmaker P o st o s c a S io n N EW TO-DAY. win in N ovem ber. T h e same m an iron ore, free wool, free coal, free and J ew eler . I am prepared to o ffer F :-» t C laes Acc->m- laid some m onths ag • that Bland l'.;mc»er, but was not spcciallv anxi- I P IS S O L l TIO N G F l A h l K E H - l i li * . C an be found a t — m o ia tiv n s to th e t r —veiin g p ublic would win in J u ly . W f, th e ond® reifoed. beret- for® «Ivins E . : JA CO BSEN S ous for free silver, at least if he was ' »n Bern u n d e r th e firm nam e o f 1. W. 81 O K I: W IT H EASY C O A C H ES. G O O D T E ‘ M.’ . 174 bee I H uB tiB e A « o. L hv ® th is day by m n ta-1 he didn t sav much about it. AND ACCOM M ODATING D K IV E U S. sp ea k in g of BryanN intmme ..t .e 1 r ^ r e e ic m t d:a««.l®®d p e r tr n r - h tp . L W H u i.tin c ®.«1 **• ! till«» contractt-.l by T H E P A I.L E S , corrections to that flowery speech in P ople took him at Lis word and a n d eollt-ci el? acevuu:» do® sm J con 1 snv. Ail w rk warrant?«! L. W Hrsnwo tirant C hicago w hich enabled him to carry a tte n d e d u> Br ryan helped to frame the Wilson- , J . M. Fi H r n n Key. I » r « 1 away the dem ocratic convention the D a ted M o ra O r. S ep tem b er l» t, 1 .»». G orm an ttriff bill. R uin followed. j S tr ic t a tte n tio n w ill be *7iv< n to s .. Br R ecord says: “ A t the same time Tr: Bees ® ttn « te d to my c a re . E x p rès- « F O R SA LE . EXCHA NGE O li L E A S E Iron m ining and coal m ining has I o t t e r pach t e s p ro c-p ’. b j - i.r e r e d . ♦hat corrected speech had it been A c«»««! nn«nonmb«rr®d. p erfect title d . yielded no profit since ami the wool delivered at the C hicago convention ® h"»t an d fa rm — cially ad ap ted grow ers of O regon and W ashington V> *b«*p—o f -MW acreo. well vst® r»d an d eo w ould never have set the crowd eated a - to e en tro l a good ra n g e; f»«M) acre» are selling wool for lite cents that lo fenced. 9 u ' o r d e r c a ltiv -tio Q 200 ready for wild and secured M r. Bryan s nomi- g r* .n th i- fa ll; 4<\) ton« of hay. 6 roorr they used to sell for 18. Mr. Bryan A t J l o r c , N 'a c r in a i i C a n a t j , O r® 2 » o a . natiun?* ho a —. * h am » e tc S mil®» fri-tu acfaooi brought him self into the parable at boo«®, 4 mile® iro n , po«* ot^o«? - ; t h * n n - U*i« i i - , 11 «î weekly m ail; M o r 7) head cood brx»d T h e S t.P au l Pioneer Press, w hich the wrong p.ace, or elae he gnevous- a»are« and a th o ro u g h b red im ported n y d a a - C L A n K , D C C M E R 4. C O . , been com pletely reb u ilt. Til lilla to rtin i i d Insrii F x ’ er.t P ra c titio n e rs - years. 1-.- j*-3.q-j i d « tal’lcn m il cell e ith e r ^-(w trateij o r never does a thing loosely, fixes the iy misunderstands it. It was not the a ll a le to fftth b 1 v. Y . «• a - f .. re M re th an d o u b iel in sir e r an ea«y terns« Br C c ú jíít i th? re id r-a o f t : r p e -.c c .-'* K:ntx to O r » .11 « xebans® f«ir a «road. all, e-®', facts ‘hat Bryan is in the pay of the fellows who first had to do w ith the v : - -« ’* a'.so F : . 5 cc i - d a aocqtad 1 im pr .«red. nn«-ncnm K r® J farm ia Or®;. L- D- H 0L D E R P ro p rie to r. « r * L t a t o f VMaab!e -crexxtioaa Wasted. • mine owners. B ryan has received ■ m an on the way from Jerusalem to o t w -h inoton v e e t of th® Canoe .«•< u jp t ? s I attl 1 5 3 r : z : : . .• pj O r will lea«® —me lo re—ponetbie p tr tx Is nor. U tte r fixed th a n ever befon an annual salary of $6,000 from the I ’eric!x> w ho were h»s neighbors, for five L .5 ' -• - - T /'s 7 - _ £ year« L -.IL T Z .Ji c ’ -cr*. *e. ¡c; fcsaraate«J bimetallic league, as demonstrate«.! by hey were members of a democratic O ld a^e tli® reaean ? r w a n tin g a chai. •• ■ C all on or addr«*«» re«id®nt «ro» r i checks passing through his home " a.v- and means com m ittee, and h?L| PATi-’S. R-.. s h.ay perski. T. J. Morvtrv, t - y sa p e n r'.i c_r ffe . » E»®p*rtraexit. G orm an. S h erm an C -.uaty. Or® hank and the league has been his niade it necessary for some S am antan ♦& Ail Wûrt ÏU T iflîrt -3» A : dress, CL * . - i L ' \ ¿7. 4i Gw»« Tcâz.2. C xd E iX s. E¿y c i G m Prices E ^ o ia b ’e. R E G U L A T O R A N D D A L L E S ÍT T V • • '' chief source of income e»er since he j to him a neighborly act, and that . ? - f ; . T *_ i ) ( ) 1^ - m e v e t- e n - 1 r y S a tu rd a y n ig h t D a;lv betw een ih® D Je« V. • - -- r : 3 Cnte’r d con®-ess is w hat Bryan an 1 his co-workers : A": c - i .rs to r ' -<^re yateata • » a n d F o rt.a n d . E r - u t t a r d p a « - c • .- r «• -. t • KOTE • • : a t . Jki o clock. Alt v i- itic ^ brother® tv o a r ffTeatly re d to e d E e c u la t r le-:v®í Ü;.. «a have done tor the people of the c i;y c o rd ia lly in v ite d to a tte n d . ; ' - ■ - ■ : . > . ' - i .. Business is taking an interest in L ntted States. II. A lu o str» » 5 N G 4 i r«xi ht I r e The D alles, Orc D. C I r e l a n d & S e t ts , H o ld ««. S e c retary politics this year that it never has <'• l l l a w n y , < < ru ‘l i g e n t . C 0 , f t HE COLUMBIA C C M M EB C U L C O «PA X Y j T h e objectors to M rs. Bryan'» taken before. T his is because the 1’t A i tS l'E A C H E S AND G K A FE S 7 Ixe D a l few . O r < j=;e>ö. Africa« , policy proposed by Brvan and his conspicuousness in the cam paign I h «a® w:«hinii H a rite tt pear® C raw ford • I ' r r r l d c m t and Hl.it® Palofion p» icfcr* an d ^r«i> « supporters would revolutionize all should not be too captious. L’p to now :• th® tim e. lL>i.»ts • N e c r r la r y values and m ake such trem endous l ,c P o sen t ‘ime sue is the most cfTcc- __________ G ra n t. O r e ^ c « '. B . tlO J X K , I« c k 'r e x it li n t changes that nobody can now tell | *‘*ve car‘^ t»hat has yet been played C'dhr.fy Brick. rn® r u ï h I) ' L is i C7 •< 1 th I4/1U w hat the result would be. There- ° * t ‘‘at S — I h® kiln« f S h e rm an c ’n n f r brink b e ra - 1 g b u te rs and Orv tiu on tl -- L-.dly f.tn u «hi® n. >2.>h b . 1« ® u- fore, nobody wfll m eke any obliga are enable CAVEATê., Tl ire is a direful rum or that in wUI ’* fc,!d “ U w o o an ty J »’ iC l UAFtt. tions that he can avoid m aking, or T U P r 1 * per l.«A<1 . A ddreaa th® ow ner, ¿ sic a ra rta T » ., R. C. Q'ALUS, PROP. Brv an is in danger ol losing his H p r A D Kai»L£? Wa*x>, Sh«-rn«&n C<». O r. Cw~YRtCHTS. etcJ that may be radically changed by i i H L voice. A» that organ is both the ♦h® result ot the election. v W ü s T s h ê r m â n ’ cô ^ ô ^ L t F-" V -*r »•-‘-«ect Do T n base and the apex of the popocratic A i* ¿ » i ■' ' A fa rm o f 1G0 a c re - in K ent p re cin ct. TS ÍL t XC « r o f - t - ú r . wt ’IO B ryan, this m odern statesm an, cam paign its loss would leave a void Hois® y n s i . story « n J a h a lf. B -rn . Cran- awful to contem plate. ®ti®« ®to. e tc Plow |* n d in ¿zood c o n d i , F ir s t c l« — m every r®«pnet. C lean roc ma, > r i if asserts that there is a great principle i tion. w &ter ®.il th® y®«r noqod. G —1 b®«is istid a r-bt® «« - e l] eel £*~’*.*1 r¿7 w? ®T » » * i t ' * pswvla •«*♦ a - any in th« In la n d E m pire Apply to D C. I skl - xp A Soxs i t stake. W hat is that principle? Is tu . fr^7ki _ T i T 1 ¿THE HtaiGATIG* ACE C. -C4G0 k And by fair and liberal dealing solicit th e trad e at . . , r . 1 he trouble with arctic exploration Ha - ed hr G. E. GIRLIN' t-<** T “r «11 nr w -1. m s h»T® ir « bot-n «1 the principle ot H am ilton anil . ,, Rufus, G rant, Bigg« DeeChutee, Columbus and Arlington A SAMPLE CO ’ » FREE. > fok sale cheap R s -AA sci «Jdt-d to t t o H o te l. I .«r th ? b. ¿«-St ,.f T r . . . . . . p*rtæ s is tnat they all »tern to stop Jefferson, when they fixed the in- w br4t b « u l-r« - n d other* vL»itin/ R -.'n 7 head of bor«®«. 3 broke lo w ork. 4 tx p lo rin g just about the place where and wf«b;na e a r l r m eal«. M r. W a,li« L-« nnbroke- ib x x l sijutxi h orses, no la tin e « - frtnsie value o f the tw*o metals, in • , v, j Ar; r ., „ u . , . . . 7 exploring wouM begin to be inter, Al«o o n - 3 ^ B -in w acoa in t r o d rvnair. a rra icroi m eal hoar« as follow« : B reak fast 5 to < o ‘clr»ck being the tnen commercial value, 1» . . .. , C. W M OORE All fo r F o r forth® r p«rti® nl-r» call I. K. M OORE. • » esting. But w ith all these accom- on o f a .N r e r t D in n e r . 13 to I A cux G n a o ri, S upper 3 to 7 4t-13-3 E im ir a n t b p rin sa .’O re 1 » j plished detectives looking tor it, it I RR this is not the great principle; if so, j ( »V A n iu h t w a tch m an will b® c o n sta n tly oes not seem possible that the north 1 & EA8FKEKS* ------------ CALL. . - em a ployed ■ to —— aw «• »X aken M cueeU -v-»sja, ; S4 to F luce*! m eet they would follow in the footsteps o f ! SOUND M ONEY Al! o u ts ta n d in g S h e rm an e o an ty W a rra n t- s''d ,u , and receir® gu®-ia a rriv in g d u rin g pole can escape discovery very much dow n to «r.d in clu d in g No 40, S eries C. ; ,b e n ’»hb I.iv rrv team® ar® kep t in o n- those illustrious statesmen and advo- { longer. . d a te d A pril 5d. 1*36 ar® uow p a y ab le a t • a *c ' :" a W1,ti th® H otel an d can b® procured N A T IO N A L H O N O R (Successors to M OORE A R O L L IN S .) * : cates as they did and fix the coinage , ___ from th;« •* *“ F t*“ « «»tuer day o r n t^ h t. th is office. I n tf l'is t w ill oe-ac ratio at the ©resent commercial value. Senator Jones annoucem ent lhat *5 Moro. Oregon, ion Sth d-T , -1 X S o a d . T i c k e t s ------------------------------- H O M E I’ R O '-l’E R lT Y r . . o t A uenat. 1896. GEO. N. BOLTON - “ G rass Vailar» Q rijo n w hich is about thirtv-one to one; ne w,1‘ not wa’ te any am m unition La w D eputy. Co. T re a a a re r. t) On sale to an v nert ..f th e w r; j aie part but the great principle now conFrnded j ’n ^ a*ne may be good politics, but N O T IC E F O B P C L L IC A T IO N . JJ^ O IN T S ^ for, is that you m ost give to these ' ** seems to make a sort of Robinson 1 r L a n d Office a t T he D alle«. O regon silver producers nearly tw o dollars C rusoe, of M r. Sew all. .And we L.W.IiUwXTXXG £ CQ- A ugust 10, lthe>. t Noti,»« it hereby given th a t th e follow iog- Ik® I.c a d lM t K c p u M D u i. 1 'am ila A® a» r p a p e r . for every dollar they produce; or, in _ us>ervc that there . is an icy chill A re U p to D ate in ad kinds ''L i e h w? wiuh you to R®meuib®r— nam ed « e ttler h — filed n »tic® of h 't mt®n- F ir s t : ntnei words, coin their silver bul'ion Jones ......... dem 1 eanor which indicates that »»on to m «k»-Bail p ro o f in su p p o rt of b u W’agon, C arriage, C abinet and «r» , c la im , a n d th a t said proof w ill b® mad® 1» C arpenter W ork. W e handle W ill m ak e a vigoren® * u J rwUntlvM fight tfcroagh f ® l 'r e - u . n t « free, and give them S31 for w hat is Tom \ \ -tson is not going to be m - forw W m . H e n r ic h a ,C 'u n tv C le r k a t M uro c am paign fo r p r i r - ip l.- w hich will i ' -n- <-.*«■ * vited to sit dow n at the Brvan table Or ’ tk Pu?u,,* r -<• ▼ » * - «X ci.try. K. Jt« 1 aamaaÚMi ' ‘ only w orth $16. A nd w ho is to pay •'flitc h rll - I f agon Fortran J JA M E S H MAKQLTS. 1 V «—»• m Uv - - xna a . J - . .. . *, u. w¡. ír.terecs an« cao ¡ j e e r» a J by eve.-v A m erican c m » the difterence? T h e governm ent, W ill paint C arriages, etc., and ----- H d E -N o . 331ft, fo r th e iM»q. avi* Q f , M r. Jones has at length hit upon t‘nd uw * • *•«' -4. ip 2 «. r it. ®. w m I it up Harvesting M achinery. w hich mean» the taxpayers. T his » j,- c »1, " j 11 , . , H® n a m e s the follow ing w itn®^s.-s to prove A fine A ssortm ent of W e furnish T h e O o s e r v e r and N e w Y must be the case, if you keep the ,ne ..ue solut.on ol the riddle which hia c o n tin u o u s r®«ijr nce upon an d eu ltiv a- k T rib u n e i lio n of, sa id la n d , viz. C. W Moore. J. p dollar as good as new . i f not, then p j ' been confronting Bryan. M r. , Barnett, a n d Gwo. B a le « ,o f G ra « . V «iie*v the dollar will he reduced to its bul- 1 B r>iin> MY» M r. Jones, will decline | ^ r , “? * ° p Kin« o f E r s k in v ili. O r. T h ir d : the --------- u....... . I 6ul3al< J ab F M oobb . E®gi-t«r Lion ( b o l t s ^] > - c [ J c r £ w s 7 ] -» ae about fifty-three 1 ine P°Puh*>t nom ination because he A CABD T O T H E FA R M E ItS O F cents can not do anything w hich will re- SH ER M A N COI NTY. ~ — fleet upon M r. Sewall as a gen’le- . H ere a re M ine fa c t- w hich I th in k few C n tth i n • t r t t a x c e Jones, Slone, H ogg an.i one or j m an. T his reasoning „ , of course, know . As fa rm e rs we ooraplain of clufnep 1 C arriage Furnishing Irons, etc. j I £7" W hich e c a b .M u« to G IV E MOKE FO K A D O LL A R th a n »he nsnal ind rin g s keeping th e prioe ul g ra iu dow n ! tw o other gentlem en whom Bryan a,most conclusive and lhe w on(kr ¡, D o ll-re ' w orth. T he F a rm e rs W ar«.hou-e was o rg a n iz ed to W e are here for Business. A d d r e » » a l l ord er® to Ik ® O b - c r v e i regards as his rr.ost devoted friends, that nobody thought of it before. uid a s. Should w® oontiuu® to iwtroui«® Don’t forget it. them whiie they w rong n-7 I was «nrpriaed < L h x O bsbbvsb office an d a sam ple cv«v » th e N«w V. k w . including M r. Sewall, had a pla.n M r. Sew all be«ng a nominee for the w hen th e ir m a n a g e r re fu sed to d eliv er ru.» 1 rib u n i w ill b® given to y«,n. *• **■ z . r . / z r . v 7 A v c & cp ., talk w»th the young candidate at the ofiice of vice-president, his reputa the o u m S -r of p o u n d s my reneipt« «bow I , O x e u 3 s " V a . l l e v C r d elivered them . 1 Hiked him « h r ? He sm d | M’ k k x S’E b u il d in g , W indsor hatel recently and told him tion and standing a« a gentlem an be they h a d d eliv e re d th-, num ber o f sa c k - and d id u o t propo«« to inak® up tb® le a k ’ig® I M A IN S T R E E T - - M o n o o n r r r » v some unpleasant truths. It was a comes o f the first im portance; be- w hile tn th e warehou®®. F a rm e rs can o r ’ -OO->. I m eUncholy duty, but it had to be co m es ¡ „ j ^ „ the ap p |e o f lhe q j V ™ performed and the young orator i eye> ,o be cherished „ an> = . M; « - » « « » . - .uher does not fully realize i t , significance expense ol blood and treasure. T h e ■'ll 1 b*Te d*nT ««• ctiarae. I c au g e t ' a. N EAT I BA33Y L!EBB Good Meals.,. '..G o o d B e d s C ’!KAP! I \ IL 1551«W .T Q' îâ UA St r APb AMI S in : ST.IIÌLES ALTAMONT, JR., S' G.Â. CLARKE :< P atents anil WuliTi Maker G » C » Al . il. ilOOKi:. «:. <>. *» « <ox . . ™ py X O h tR ili 0 0 EVERY MARKET WILL STAND ft? Ancient «4®« 4 Sw ettanu 5 RALLY M I i i"{ lb A It 1o The Stew For Bayers’ Consideration HARDW OOD, Deal 011 Hie Cash Basis. Y o rk THE FLAl Weekly Tribuni I lilil after this Election for ;> ill OOK K A ÌIO O K E , r e e O p in io n s : M Q R © FUBNfTUKE so buoyant is he w ith hope and con- «deuce W here a man talks so much tom fooitry as B r)-n has he some- times says things which he ought, in ptstice to his cause, to leave unsaid. Thus when he said at Lim a, Ohio., the other day, that he was “ glad things are so different to w hat they were a year ago, he suggested com- not A at all com plim entary to . pkrisons . nrs cause. A yeai ago, :t will be rem em bered, people were beginning to gain confidence, prices for labor and its products bad advanced a little and industry was show ing faint signs of recovery from the awful prostra tion that it had suffered at the hands o f B ryan and other meddlers. He and his party have made things “ different” this year, but he did not intend to rejoice publicly over the fact.’ T h e expression was merely sh'li of a well-oiled tongue. I M T 0 R E T nalion, in fact, could no more think m .b ‘-»7 J'.’rw « . o f h„ ing „ candidate for vice.preri. ! : “i , r , £ i ’: .7 .K ’u i X T . ± ! re ce ip t- ) - axd -( dent whose standing as a gentlem an isiheirdue F- E. S kklt - 1*.«. had been reflected upon than « sane ! cook would think of using tainted i SFMMONH I 7 M T A r i L . l M H 5 £ E « VT> ' c - g .- for the om ie!. It i# , common 1“ Ckoatt Court of the « u t . of Oregon : p jace of revolutionary history that L ntella A. M oore, plaintiff. ■ E PEO PLES P ro p rie to r fathers considered this m atter of ! Ts , impeccable gentility in the vice-pres- Char{e" w M oore, « d efen d an t- M tt i n S t r e e t , M o r o O r iw r, an, that that they th , v thought th o .,„ h . | | the . . . nime“ of’th. « • to T o J e ^ o ^ o n ai i , ; ;,,e„ t 5O ¡m mjrortant o f inserting a clause in the constitu- required to eppenr and answer th- J £ E E P S ON HAND IN F U L L S U P P L Y ' ,ion ,0 the e(fcct , hat no niaR w ith S , F U R N IT U R E , boW leg5 should u eligible for the | X l / t o i m **"" ““ "b“’e “ “ “ l,d U N D E R T A K IN G vice presidency. Jefferson, how ever, ■ The 6th day o f October, w ith his usual sagacity, over ruled ( And if von fa il to ao an«w er for w aut th® m n f i- in fnra»®;n<T t C mot on, lorseeing »h« the change in the style o f trousers. j ones' reason is cogent and would he quite conclu sive but for the harassing question: I f M r. W atson, another vice-presi dential nominee, is rejected, wifi not his standing as a gentlem an be re flected u p o n ’ th ere I of th e W,U “ P P lj »<’ th e sa id c o u rt j fo r ib e re lief d e m an d ed in h e r C om plaint, i T ow il: th e di-.-iolutiiin of the m a rria g e oou- I tra c t e x istin g betw een p la in tiff a n d d e ie n d - n t . for th e c a te ao d cuntody of the m in o r c h ild , Id a H M oore, a n d fo r costa of th is anit. T h ia sum m ons is -erv ed by p u b lic s tiou p u rs u a n t to a n o rd e r of W. L . b r a d ahaw," ju d g e of th« above e n title d o ourt m ade on the 3d day of A ugust, 1R96, nt c h am b er-, a t Dali®- C ity W a-uo c o u n ty , Oregon. J ames M Join«-, 6ts13sl7 A ttorney to r p ìa in l'f f e o DEALER IN T IN W A R E , H A R D W A R E IRON AND S T E E L , STO V ES, D IS H E S , C R O C K ER Y , G L A SSW A R E . j Ffttronago Soliefócd» T .. 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