The People's republic., June 30, 1898, Image 2

THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC.
(V’'“ *
ar
propowd law, lit* «•‘gislaturc «*( (In* «»rgwntxatkm, financv. xml bitter resent ami impartial
where
state »um-lim«** submit»- im |«’rtxnt , im-ut.
ami |«*MMUtt
«at perfect
<|u«-Mi,»n» t<> a x«>u> <4 the ritiawxa. A t' 8«» tar m the poptaUato »or* cou­ feeling no tltHiM that they
th* pn-ridt-utiaj election «4 IMPS th* f«4- «vrns«l, tbeir first m istake »a« any al- charge«! their wkolc «luty a*
kssing ninc |WW|»x<als w«»re snhroitlrd teinpt at »aion at ali. H avia* atade citiaaas. Ami prt it ia h ig h ll
praabtent
A GRIM
SATIRE.
«»quality,
A pungent little satire, xxtnaiatiug »4 a
W. J. I’EDblt'O RP, Ereroa.
had «li»- few words, rent out by Mr Gag» iu the
Amerfi-wn name «4 the goxernm eut, but iu the in-
Pxildisim l t-xfe-rv Thu re« lax bv
T IIE 1’ROI’LKTf l ’l BLISHING VO
prohable teiv-st «4 the m oney-changer, may la-
«ras« airriux. » kk ixxli . ak rxn y k x k I«» th* voters of California «The v o te ' the first, their second wo* the atrenuou* that thus* mu»«\>>ler* aro op|»«»tt<-«l to sts-ti in all our country [satt-oifi«-»»« now
i* given in thousand* on ly.)
effort ma«le in the vain hope of holding wom en's voting, «•»» the grouml that a «lays. It omisists of sm all [Misters
X ntrccl at the »'*«<•<►, Ore»«"' paxoatev »»
i , shoukt the U nited State*' sena­ "the mi,idle-«4-the-roa«lere” by l«»ading »«unni «-«» m I«I mg x«»te mtelligx'Utly.
lying leisurely, lazily around on the
m n x M k I «1«»» matter
tors be elected by th e people'*
down the platform. not that the princi-
X«» ditterouee »I«' m.ik«» Orogutt’a «Nuiuterw iu a very *ogg«-»tixe manner,
T H U R SD A Y , JU N E 30, 1898.
••A merica ."
My
rtmntrv, *twr* f«»r thee,
Sw eet litml of libertv,
Our father* d i d .
THetl freedom'* life to eave.
i Had tlu t her flag might wave
O ’er ail thv ehihlren 1 lira ve,
Forevermore.
A«» Freedom'* flag ha* waved.
O ’er onr loved omiutr* »axed
Front kingly rule.
Onr father* did the d w l,
Fax-xxf »* from England’* greed.
Loft u* a country freed—
But they are gxaxe.
Celebrate
July 4tli
at Grass Valley
Voting yea, one hundred ami eighty- ph«* are not alright, not that epposition laws, who is Veiled Mates senator, amt read*; “ Goxerument War Ixian:
« .Ie ig h t thousand
x««ting no thirteen during the can.pcign a**aillcd many of what financial policy
w»> pursue, 200,tkM1,000 three par cent Ixtutls. Sub-
I thous.iml. The vote was xo get the them , but because prejudice is so <«a*ily whether we atm«« Hawaii. Cults, l ‘»»rto svriptkxu* r»»»-eix«'«l here.”
o p in io u «4 the people, a* a d vn v to aroused ami often hol«l* sway for a l«»ng B um , I’hilippin«'». or the Chine*»- Em­
I'hi* must lw> Intarestihg reading to
congree».
time against a l«»ng siage «4 reason. pire, no «lifferemv if »»«me tw,»-legged «»ur gol«l stam lanl brethren, es|s<«'ially
2. Shall the proposed law take ef­ Moreover, a division of «»ffic««* «\»ul«l okl porker gels iato the F uited State* those» of our farmer» and nttw-hanlea who
fect a* i«a**e»f hy the legialatnre, for hardly haxe been effected that would tr»»a*ury and root* out all the money may have voted for the Gage sxstem of
the bohfing at the state expense «4 a not hax-e caused diwtatisfaction.
except gold into Fucle Sam'* Isxck yard, finance, the «I»-« true I ion of Lie l.iu-
general ferry ami [«asm-tiger xlepot at
Thus, we went into the cam paign on a ami all the banksr* ami plow-ltoys haxe «-«»in s money, dctooneliaathtn of silver,
f
s.in Francis«'» by the State
B>«ard of platform with a weaknees >4 too much
Harbor Commissioner», at a cost not e x ­ irrexalant matter, and without the
ceeding $808,009, lx »mis to la» issu ol virtu«» of allaying pnxljxHiiee, «»r even
for the am ount?
tem porarily inconciling our own di*-
Voting yes, 91.000 ; x-nting no, 90,900. coidant element*. We haxe now little
all the bonds thex want, if only *«»me issuatn'e of bonda, and putting the right
neighbor's okl “has«I sp litter” with a to «-»»ntrol the volum e «4 the circulation
hand saw lan k that occaaionlly x-otues wholly iu the latukers* humls. Th«*sc
....W. M. BARNETT....
tr»»tting along w ith a »lozen xovacious iuiim-eut little «(«Higers sent to remote
sw inelets hanging to her «lugs and *«|«<al- country |H»st-oinces ami among farmers
Our God, we a*k of Thee,
3.
Should
the constitution
be else left u* but to speculate upon the ing like siti is kepi out of their po at«»- are rertainly to ft» taken st-rioiisly. Of
«¿•«/•«.’•Dealer
They, having eye*, may *oe
Our eeuntry’« need.
amnvUxl to re»piire an educational qnal- «au.«*-* «4 our overw helm ing defeat. palch.
course Gag» and old Mark expect «»ur
W hile we ha\-e *ung thv nmiao.
ifi«wti«wxs to voter»?
Ami for one. we propoee to waste
farmers uml m echanics to make them u
Preant»««, of our father*' «day*,
THE
GLURHK1S FOUR H I.
Juda*. for gold, Itetray»—
A’otlng yee, 151.000; voting no, 41,000. but little tim e at present oxer such
three |s r «-cut loan ! Our farmers ought-
Htill on we dream.
The 122n«l anniversary »4 «»ur oft cel- to reply to this bit «4 gol l-«tnmlur»l
This «pie*tion was subm itted merely to folly.
ZA
Brave *on* of father* gone.
ebruted glorious F«»urth sluatid be ap> irony by having a lot «4 ikslgi-rs *«-at-
get the opinion of the voter* for the mi-
Boast n«»t of vietorie* won.
D ry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots And Shoes,
OF INTEREST TO DIRECTORS.
prvq-riately obecr\x-d by every true terv«l ah«>ut the senat* eham l er, hall of I
vice of the state legislature
W hile freedom nxouru*.
It will doubtless lx- gratifying to Mis* American without regard to bis father-
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Farm Machinery
l e t not the lu*t for gold,
4. Shall the proposed law take effect
ropro.-o-ntitix«-*, eommlttx*e rooms, plucc* |
Cures >f the nation* «»Id,
In««a K unev's many friends in Sher­ land »»r the cok»rs uu«ler which h e may
Wagons, Etc., Etc.
a* passed by the legislature provitling
Worker of crime* untold,
of cabinet m eeting, etc., a«(x,-rtisiug In.x
man county to l«>arn that she has been he have IxHta born. Celebrate not < try
Tltee, too, enslave.
for th e issue by the state of » - y e a r gold
for sal«-. Is it not as proliuhle that
em inently sticx-t-esful in getting a fine Bunker H ill. 1 exiugt«»n, Saratoga, ami
j —J M. Sricna. Erskinsx ills. Ore,
bonds, to pay its debt of $2.500.000?
F i d e Sam has
a few
twiwl«-gg«-»i
[xwition in the Central sclmol, Portland. York Town, ami the axxeful engage­
June 25, 189S
V oting no, 88,000; voting ye*. 80,000.
Jaekasse» that u«-<<«l a littl»» hav « m -«- u -
This is flattering to Warn», Mi** ment* fought for the pro«»ervatioii of »»ur
This tail « a s -uhm itted in all its
«¡only as it is that fanners haxe money
T H E D A L L E S B U S IN E S S D IR E C T O R Y
W H AT D EFEA T M EA N S.
K uney’t hom e and w here *he ha* done union, but al*«> the glories of Manila
details.
to loan at three per cent?
There ia rejoicing in Oregon. Among
such exellent w«»rk. From our personal and Izx Quasina; our trium phs in peace
5.
Shall
senate
constitutional
Again this I h > i i «I issue is denominated Interior»
Crayon*
('opylug
no cia*» of our citizen* ia then» more
knowledge of Miss Knnev a* a tssch er, a* well as our achievem ents iu war;
Wat«-r t ‘««l«»rs
and Enlarging
am endm ent No. 10 be adopted, lim iting
a [Mtpular loan. Xow, if the g»»v«»ru- 1‘ortrutt*
oxer the aucceaa of the gold standard
with all deference to our Portland ami while we recall uml re»-«>nut the
sessions «4 the legislature to 100 «lays’
ment can with [»roprfety Imrrow 1400,
ticket than am ong the middle-of-the-
school*, of whuee reputation Sherman gloriea won by «air fathers whose
pay. an,I prohibiting the introduction
0(X\ 000 »4 tl»c people m oney to «-any
road populate. They could not rule;
county is prou«L we deem it really quee- a*he* m ake sacred many an unknown
of any bill after the first sixty «lay*, e x ­
on the xiar iu 1808. why e«>ul»l not th»
il^ey coaid
help ruin. God forgixe
t¡«»liable whether the Central school is *[x4. let u* m-t forget the new n.u«le
cept by consent of tao-thirds of the
the goxernmeut huxe loamsl the |a-«t|4«
th e m ; they know not what they haxe
not quite a* much to lx» congratulated graves that already hallow the hill-top*
member»?
400,(MX),000 to tide th«> t*«»ple «»ver iu
done.
a* Miss Kuuey. At least we feel that around Santiago deC uha.
Voting yes, 1M JB0;
voting no;
the hour «4 their distress in 1893? F.xen
Had the union forces carried Oregon,
tim e and a fair opportunity will so <lem-
- 1 p - to - da m
98,000.
If you cannot a lien I any public cele­ if the gov« rnment hu«i been com|«cll«<»l
thi* *tate would have been com m itted
onstrate it. It *p«*aks w ell, too, for a
The
only
studio
in
the
city
with light larg«-enough for family group. Cloudy
bration, or a more exclusive gathcr- to borrow thi* 1409,000.000 theu as now
8.
Shall assem bly constitutional
t o direct legislation, to strict economy
teacher just from our schools, when we
weather
pr»4«-rro«l
for sitting*, Mv work my *«ic»-«<s*.
am em im ent No. 7 he adopted, prohibit­
ing of friend* or relatives, yon t-nniil at three per cent, every d-dlar «4 it
in state affair* and the onward marrh
understand that there were al*»ut 350
THE D A U H S
ing the creation of debt by any county,
least «»Ixerxe th e «lay at hom e by could have Ix-eii loamal «»u gilt edged CHAPMAN lU.Ot K.
of the money power would hax-e re­
applicant* for 15 x-acancics, ami that
city, town, tow nship or school district,
having some <»t <* rea«l aloud Io members security to the farmers nn«l tuechanies I
ceived a check the result of which
Miss Kuney was one of the very few
without referem-e of the qu««tion to a
of your fam ily the Declaration of Imle- »4 this nation ut fixe |>cr cent, thus
m ight have saved this nation in 1900'
sm w ssfu l applicant*.
v«4e of th e citiaens ami approval by
pendeace. Th.* ha* la-en «»ur custom m aking m illions for the government
from the absolute control of an oli­
_________ __ ____ ____ _______________ *
F j i i b m
7
Our country school otfi«-ers should
two-thirds of those voting thereon?
every Fourth for many a veur. The ami saving humlre«!s <4 m illions (or the
P A IN T S A N D W A L L P A P E R
garchy of sordid wealth and greed. The
note one thing especially in the m eth­
children will thereby learn to im bibe farmers nml borne-buikh-rs <4 this
Voting ye*. 109,000; voting no, (»0,000.
Scad for $Japk» n ad Prtcn.
People* party con Id and wonld have
ods «4 the
Portland school board:
7.
Shall
senate
constitutional
a venerati«»u for the *acrv«l instrum ent nation. \\ ill the fellow who eat* gov­
controlled the legislation of this state
Successful teachers teach for years ami
i l i SifOBd $i.
Dallo.
am endm ent Ne. 1! be adopttxl, allow
amt its ass»s-iatktns xx ith their earlier ernm ent hay uml runs the Grass Valley
and would have been able to set an e x ­
years in the sam e shool, and even iu
ing higher salaries to certain state
years and lamte-life. But wherever you Journal explain why this c».ul»l uot
am ple worthy «4 em ulation by other
the same grade. Xote the action of her
officer**
celebrate, in what manner so ever you have l»een done?
at»UMi. in thia county every man on
scliool l*»ard last Thurs«lay. Out of 285
Every surplus dollar iu Sherman
Voting no. 129,000; votin'» yes, 44,000.
observe the «lav, let it l ave a »lei-j--r
our ticket could have been elected had
principals and teachers only 15 change*.
8. Shall
assem bly constitutional
siguifiram-e than often com«* from llte county could be rt udily l»>ane«l ut home
th e Btid-roaders done their duty.
Out of 28 school* in Portland em ploying
am endm ent Xo. 5 lx- adopted author-
mere roar of guns and flutter of flags. ut double th e intercut «»ffered by the
What does thi* defeat indicate? It
from 2 to 22 teachers each ouly ta o
• izing certain state officers to allow defi­
Betit-ctiou should chare iu the thoughts governm ent, and the In.i-rowcr save
m eans the issue of $»¡90,000,000 of gold
changes in princijmls are r ported : One
ciency expenditures of state money
»4 the aged, consecration to country greatly by it.
bonds; it means that all government
to take Prof. Ackerman's place, on ac­
Thi» Urge ami |M»pular hotel
tln» priii0|Kil hotel latrimi»*, an i I* |>re|«u»re«l to
Gentletueii, do not take Mr. (¡age’s
in addition to the appropriations by the
should till the hearts < f y»»ith and
fu rotali thè la-»t a« r.»ru i.odatiou* «4 any Iloti*«' iu thè city al
bond* now payable in coin will be con­
count of his election to the state snper-
l»gi»lainre?
ntaitlen, cbUdreu sh«>ul«l lx taught bit of sarcasm l-v the way of railing
verted into gold b on d s; it mean* the
intendency, ami another to take the
IM m S s :$ c .
Voting no, 88,000: voting yes. »59,000.
the nu-aning <4 their little act* of j«n!ti-i upon you f«»r a sm all ham «4 $400,090,
rechartering for 50 y e a n of the national
place of C. J. Lrx-kwood, who has ac­
otism , ami a * , irit of true di -.«»C«.-: , «• >n-1 0(10 in the Icwst seriously. He just Offici- f«»r all >tage Liti«-« b-ux itig The Dalle*
9.
Shall
senate
constitutional
hanking system with a contract by thi*
■ T idi p ini« m L.i«t«-rii On g »n a n F a st« n i
cepted a [-oeition in the East.
am endm ent Xo. 14 lx» adopted, allow ing
«eion* loyalty, «-1» vatii g ami »-nm bling w ishes to show n s|ieciir.<-n of s«am»l W ashington, t«**ate»l iu h o t e l.
I. M . T O O M E Y , Prop.
government not to issue government
Xote als»* th«- dispatch of the Portland
the voters «4 any city of morv than 3.500
enthusiasm should charne'erix«« ami financiering, —borrowii.g of the riel Ccrn:r »rear an¡l dale» Su.
Chi Djlìr».
«igper currency during the life of the
board, which cfccted out »4 the l.un-
‘ f
inhabitants to m ake its charter, pro­
give torn- to our tim e h< :iorv»l «! iu> n- farmer and mechanic at three per cent
national banking sy ste m ; it means a
«lreds of applicants, 205 principal* ami
vide»! that the charter ro frarn xl shall
*t nt lion s on thi- •ur own great-
ami loaning to the [xx>r latnker at ou>-
special privilege to these banks of issue-
teachers between 9 a . in. and 2 p. m .,
lie approved at th e ballot box by a ma­
tio n sl hoiiilay.
¡ w r « ,*:it, which, by th«* way, L im n n J.
ing bank notes to the full amount of
although the lx»ard consist«»! of four
Gag«-.«i_x s is «■:.«.-I.r.K »4 one per »-vnt I
jority of the citizens voting thereon?
ihetr government bond* and the addi­
directors instead of thn-e to I* pi. a*« I.
Voting yes, 116,000; voting no, 42,000.
t«s> much.
THE DIE IS C A ST .
tional privilege of issuing currency
N otw ithstanding several teachers were
Che Dalles, Portland 4 /istoria
The am endm ents were descrilxil on
W e are truly gl »«I th .t onr mayor
upon their capital stock. It is Secre­
elected by I »allot, som etim es 12 or 15
^ ^ ■ P L T VP OR SH U T U P .”
navigation Co.
the ballot only by the senate or lions»-
v»»t»-«l against licensing saloons in
tary Gage's plan to fasten perm a­
ballot* were tak»-n for a single position
number, without any statem ent or e x ­
Wasco. Tw«» »tips more uml Wasco X T Ite th«»r»mgh-l hr«•«| nml home product,
,
’-R E G I-I.ATOH” ami “ DALLES CITY” «lady twtween The
nently uj»on the people of this nation
before a choice could lx» made. This
raju* •nrf*»r nmt Ervittlit n<*rvic«*,
planation whatever of their purpose or
w ill be one step in advance of where who iMiast* that then- is no foriegn Puli«** h i k I I «»rtlami
an irreducible debt and make it im
seem s to n x e t of us like «lispatch, hut
F t f M N li t r $<n>U<
W e o ffe r u n s u r p i.» «« I imlni-eim-nts t„ ........ - n g .'n « ,a n « ln -
effect. Therefore it required a very
she has been in jirobably ten years. blood in hi* veins, ami who edit* the
whether it seem s so to the Portland
■0'-« tfolly Mdn-it their patronage, (fiir »|»ecialti<-* an- Comfort. Quick ClBtf
possible, except by repudiation, a return
la-ader,
hn.«
at
time*
colicky
nirtution*
considerable degree of education and
epatur*. Our sO-iiuiorx have lieen put
thorough repair, and faciliti«-» a«id«>d
to bi-m etallism .
hoard, one thing sure, it com es from a First, put a |»r<>hihitive clause iu tin-or­
that may yet develop into a «v»«- «>1 for III«- comfort ami «-use «»f patron».
study for a voter to express his opinion
din
ances:
secondly,
rest
not,
st«»p
not,
thoroughly organix*-»! ami com petent
It pledges our lives, our hopes, our
Fl.’JiUrt T • • «»»orli . .uuot Is- »aid in favor of thi* line aa a pleasure r«Hlle
chronic "I* llyache” about tl.»- lC« j-» il— It isaliiKMt enough to «ny that “ It is «loan the ( ’«»liimlmt.” Tie- «-»»liiig h r e v ^ r e -
on all these nine propositions.
hoard ami a cor|>* of prinri|»al« w ho un­ till you drive “the blind tiger” from
hom es, our sacred honor and our pos­
The total vote on presidential electors
the hush. In this work every p»od lie ’s having r« -«•!»-»-t»-«l our »h> .,i. Xo th-- grand »eem-ry, tin- frv.->l«»ui from smoke uml du*t, comhiue to inuke it * tXaat
terity to a m oney of the world and to
derstand the wants of the respective
>-nj«vahl«> trip. Try It.
one in the least |»«*»te<l will ex« r ch.tr.-t-
was 2*59,000, w hile the vote on these
citizen of the «•« unty shonbl help e*|
TriifOf W.» are at all tim es p r e w ir e d to Immite carefutly freight of all kinds
schools and gradea. Our *cho> I officers
Mie Industrial conditions of Europe. It
varied from 1»>0,000 to 201,000. The
rially if he or hi« family have either that big IxHeli«*» with ever l.aving with promptne*«. B e have a « -o m n io lio iis w are h o ii« « -, where shi|«ment<< can I m »
declares for the em ulation of the m id­
would doubtless profit very much from
taken «-are o f until call.il fo r . W . m »| ami w heat shipment* e»|N«cially M>h«-it«i|.
question* were all voted on and the
business or social relations with Wasco. ch-cted any Issly, or <>f showing l.iui*clf
d le class and the Eurojtean plan of
having Prof. Frank B igler, superinten­
R itti—Our rat«-* «vili always Is- found as low a* the lowest, nml always ss
anything
hut
an
iiieninpeteht
when
vote* all counted, w ithout any com ­
The question is not whether j«>u ever
l-.w a . Is possible to make them . Our aim is to cndenv«»r to kn-p .n line with our
superfluoely rich, and bopeleaaiy de­
dent of the Portland schools, address
plaint of extra labor, expense, or delay
indulge in the “social glass” so cnll«-«l, Others wasted their ballots on him. A« lormer |s»licy. ami make it in fact as w«-ll a* name, ’ Till-: B F I i I 'L M ’OR LINI. ”
pendent poor. It was bom of jealousy,
our next directors’ convention.
L\ r ite for rat«-» ami illustratili f«»lil«-r. I’lircha-e your ticket* am i s h ill v«air
X
in voting or counting, and it rloes not
hut w hether y u think this drinking we sai»l before, this tinhorn soldier freight via “ THE REGULATOR L IN E .” Uorresj-.mienra r o l ^
hate, and ignorance; it will end in
fight* best when th«- battle is «iv«-r. All
tak«- longer to com m unicate with W ash­
BROWN’S
OLD
T
lflE
REM
EDY.
that
is
*<
»
much
indulged
in
on
the
sly
is
m ilitary despotism —iu inevitable de­
ttl. C- fllldW dV, UfiKnl Rfltm, Chi Dillo. Oro««.
ington from the remotest precinct in
Acconling to the Was«-»» Republic that best for all conc«-rne«i; w hether it may In- lack* of being worthy of tin- famous
pay— unless there are other states and
the f ’nite»! State* than it do»-« with town is getting to la- a very tnei pla»-e, not prove extrem ely harmful to our nam e «4 Hhakespearu’a most unique
people in this union of states, the la-t
w ith very few g<*si, *»»b»-r moral pe»»ple
Sacramento from many of the precincts in it. Tliis is too bad. Most people young men by «levelojing «langcrou* cliara«rter, Jack Falataff, is more «-«»urage,
hofie of a purer and better civilization,
have always claim ed that Was«-«» was
keener wit, and a bigger Is-lly.
of C alifornia.—Oregon City Herald.
who will Hurmount the exigencit-s of
one of the m ost moral, towns in the a|>l*-tit«-s uml u controlling {»assion for
The charges we made against «»or
state.
Another
vom
it,
brother,
ami
gam
re
of
hazard
;
whether
conniving
at
the hour, stifle [«rtisian prejudices
you will feel better.—G rass Valley
COLONEL HOFER BLA/TELESS.
sheriff am true, and we challenge the
th
is
species
<4
law
breaking
does
not
ma
and present a solid front to organize»!
journal.
Colonel Hofer was one of the com m it­
terially lessen in the eyes of our young Ia-ail«-r to pnsluce a single statut .- to
greed.
When an im pertinent
Brown in­
tee a ppointe«! to draw tip the platform
the contrary.
for
the
union
party
and
he
w
as
in­
men
a proper esteem for the laws of
Oregon has fired the first gun in the
terrupted Mrs. Ia-ase once during one
struct«»! to m ake it “ short and
campaign of 1900; let us hope that it sw eet.”
But when it
cam e,
it of her political speeches with the in­ their cou n try; uml w hether you art
Lu Quasina is tin- name of the hntth-
is not prophetic of the final
result embraced everything “ in the heaven* solent inquiry whether it were really w illing to Is- res|s»nsil»l«- for the un­ foiight by the land tr<si|>s in Cuba, Our
above, in the «-artli iieneath, ami in the
—Oregon City Herald
water under the earth .” If there was true that Jerry Binipson did not wear happiness that may follow these young tr«s»|»s fought against great <slds ls«th us
anything wrong in the Issue made, the
Bx-es Into their horn«-* s»x,ner or later
t<> niim ls rs and vantage grouml. Kix-
platform makers were to blame, and socks, Mrs. Ixsase, after succeeding in
DIRECT LEGISLATION.
the eo!ond -as one of th em .—Oregon fixing the attention of her very large I<*t us Is- on the safe side, and whether teen Americans were killed and sixty
The objections mo«t frequently of­ Independent.
audience ,»n the iiifinit»-ssimal object <4 an occational glass hurts you or not, wounded. Thirty-s«-v«-n «lead Spaniards
fered to our adoption of this system
But blam e not the Colonel for the length
her w ithering rebuke, said, “ Mr. Brown, it seem* a plain «luty to self at leant that were f«»und, others are doubtless d«-a«l
are about a* follows with some of the of the union platform . The 25 m em ­
if you had as much brains in your head you give the law-l»reaker to under­ among tie- thick umlerhriish where the
answers and reason« in its favor:
bers of that com m ittee, w ho lalsired all
as Jerry Hinij son ha* in his s»s-ks, your stand he is not to hid»- ls-himl you H|«aniard* lay «-<»n««-ale<l. Onr troop.
Objection I. Our country is too big. night t/i frame a platform , every plank
subscribers would not have to read w hile he deliberately corrupts your «•harge«l in th«- face of many disadvant­
answer. The idea seems to lie that of w hich is sound, will testify that Col­
son or your brother, ami that you ar<
such rot as you give th e m .”
ages, hut put the enem y to flight. It
bm ause our voters are so many, are onel Hofer disputed with ability every
For the sak»; of others, we forbear to iut<-r»-stei| in your neighbor* hoy*
l«siks now as if th«- ls»ys iu hint- wouhl
scattered over so much laud arid so far inch of that platform beyond three es­
repeat the gratuitiou* insult the “ P r o well a* your own.
i-elehrut«- th«! anniversary «4 177(5 by a
from W ashington, therefore our votes sential measure* as a hasi« of union, and
fessor” offered the majority of our cit­
general assault on Santiago and the
cannot lie cast and counted for the only consented to plank after plank in
0 i ; ACKS
a
AND THEIT NOSTRUMS.
izens just after our election of »-it
Spanish fl«-et in her harlsir.
«lection of a law. Yet all men in the the vain ho|ie of preserving harmony
When Brother P«ri«lieonl i* trouhl« «l
officers.
with
the
stom
achache.
In-
slrotild
take
U nited States who chooae to vote, as in the populist convention, where a Isilt
We sh uhi have sai«l that the R e p u b -
a bottle «»f Mrs. W inslow’s Hoothing
y p ll us many women, do have their wa* [tending. One m ember remark«*!,
COnPLIM ENTED CANDIDATES.
Sirup.—Wa*«-«» News
li<-ans have a majority «4 13 on tin» joint
votes counted for m embers of congress “ Colonel Hofer, if we do not get a *hort
At D»»uglas, Morrow county, two vot­
If m«4her Winslow only had known ballot in rmr next legislature. The offi-
or presidential electors three time* platform, it will not lie your fau lt.”
ers on election «lay, walki-d into their we are in a poaitioti to produce sworn
rial returns give th«- s e n a te 21 Republi­
12 T o w n Lots, each 66x16r .
every four year«, not to «peak of the
W hile the platform worker* m ay In­ booths, clothed with all the dignity testim ony that a «lifh-rent kiml of pain­
cans ill the house 42.
Young orchard on 2 of them ;
*
pumber of time* they are counted for to blam e for its len gth, the principles of and authority that our American suf­ killer was u*e»i in h e r plrt« «! <4 business
General Merchandise
f
1'lie Snipes-Kinnerslv Drug Co.
? Kodak J
Ch<
Orti««
When thè Train stops” r'”
IW C dora olumbia potei
$1.00 per day. T ln H Ia u
ö x KeoiäSöior Cine
-ss ss
Jnd
ill
A
Rare
Chance
At Moro,
Sherman County,
Oregon.
The same their platform are unassailable, and our frage brings to rnanh«ssl, profoundly
officers who count these votes can, at critics w ho are friendly to our cause surveyed the mammoth ticket with it*
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the same election, count the votes of should remember, the com m ittee had array of great men and sm all, silently
p ie sam e voters who choose to mark o il their hand« the hereniean task* of delil»erate<l in a way com patible with
state and county officer*.
a ls o
on election day, the alsive slur
would
not prolmhly have been offered its. Ix-L
us remark, however, that the Gras*
Valley <|ii»ck uml the Was«-«» quack
their I« I lots for or against any proposed uniting three elem ents, although well their grave responsibility as v'rters of a coma more nearly a g r e e in g o n p»»litlc*
warmed up with enthusiasm , yet of gr«-at republic, voran aoainst h < m » s mom - than th ey <Io in “ physic.”
law ,
For a pravthal exam ple, though the slight cohesive force, and that of m«-et- NINO AT I.AROK, l.r .tj, KVMtVTIJUn« KIXK
XotwitliMtandlng the initneii*e gain to
fitters of California have no power to I l o g a triple opposition strong In n lle s - blank , folded ami depfstited their sacred
j<«uruali*in, however, the medical profo*.
,s»tu|tel thv subm ission to them <4 anx j sentials «4 op p osition -d eterm in ation , latllot, ami walk»-»! out «4 tin- inviolate sum doesnot s»-eni to have lost much
JlflOO—180 acres «4 land all fenced.
Fine Residence Property on 6-Acre tract.
125 acres now in cultivation. Improve­
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