The People's republic., July 14, 1898, Image 2

iH E
PEO PLE S
R E P U B L IC « rt r *»nng»'in |»M*»li«’ affairs.
" l ie u Ut* teti«lvre«( his
»W a k - v
to hta<toHiutrywlt«L*j and If money I» »''«king u»v««*tn»» ofc R.|(j
Business Bre» It tea.
repuhkc w«g fouHthxl th««rr was no a,»- this ohi firo4a-th«»»rvav ia hidd*i» away | “ |»votiti*«m b» b,* a dr»g| «m t h * At;»*rl."«n
Kt<memln«r
the n a r atamp on legal
W. J. PEDDICORD, Etwroa.
(tarent we* I f«»r «lirovt l«*gi»latKMi. T h * < tu his te a v r dividing «»n paper the «l«e J n tarke ib i* .vea»,
X» the Oregonian f doetimentN aft *r July lat.
h-gislators w.xv tasOUw known t«> the ndntolv» «4 Spaia like a Hvmpey, a t a
put* it, flfevTttiaU county ('««ininaiula ita
Onlcrv taken f,,r «tran berrl««« by the
t*uhlish<wt every Thareday by
in :
I I o n I S I'l R U S H IN G CO. ,*'ople, an«i ba«l fewer motives t»»r «lia* *er, or * t'rwasus.
•A«arv w ithout ',r»ul>t
It ia a a«x«k n«»* Columbia I'aeking Company,
W hy? Bemuse of «»»»r
hom ety lavane? there was nob>«lv riel» : Ju,lgiug from the sp irit of n ta ln *. In* ] fu rth e r
When v«ni are hungry, try the New
* t am aiPTfox. o x g p o i x a b m e * Y x ta enough to bay them. I u«b«r dirvvt leg ' t.»h«ranc«> ami vin di.ti» ew .*- tha t ao, Hue clim ate, onr productive
soil, onr i revtaurant, (I, " , B rod i, proprietor.
Meals She,
i ialation a ll «'aiti|«MÍgtu> a «»ui,l Iteróme «xl «Il«ut manifest« «tseli in the a n tin g *
If you want a Photograph
cheap lands, ««ur intellig«>iit citizens, our
Katarv.1 ai »hc W a n » , Oregon. p«M».»*c* a»
* u«*at ío im U . By Ute tust of the referenti* the c lit o r «4 the tbvgouian, no n i t e in *
•«« >>• J ctauta matter
o f y o u r H olm * the b iliy ,
r i " » «»f sock-sew er o il
-«■!»«xils ami chtirohi*«, «»ur n«*w rail-r\«a«l a t ,«mTffli»«‘,l I “ ’" harvester,
lu qu ire at
th<< fsrui, «'«mibluttok-bar«.e«t<«r at work,
, un» in all eawa. the propl«* wxtnhl realty formed in history, a judge of human na­ «uiter,»ri*«>. «mr enterprising Imelaeas | Utls oAcv.
m '« i i «> s from i»l««a»ure trip or camp,
TH U R S D A Y . JU L Y I t . ISMS.
, make lite lane by w h id i they are gov» ture. and iin p re j.h lia xl in his view», w ili
tuen, the tig ila m v , Intelligvttc*, and en­
By a CYCLONE CAMERA
Ask your «Iruggiat f.«r Rorofoeiii for
eriuxl, au«l no earporatìoa ia rich enough «lottiti th a t, '.«ltd Ila r te y Scott lived «lur
ter,trtse «4 «»nr wives, nrothers, and
ie««tl».
M
aanfactiirod
bv
C
lark
h
$n.oo
buys a camem that tak««s a jdeture S k q X In d ie s . I Sauiples pictun«» at
W hat La INract l.eKiatation?
' to buy t ’ »v nhoie n «triti.
iug the French Revolution, he would «laughters, who are <>>nstantly on the Falk, The Bailee,
$10.00 camem* make pictures 1x5 inchc«.
I the R« |>ulihc ofltce.
To many of the thinker« who are la*
Z DO NN EI.I,, Druggist,
at the It F I T 111.It' O FFICE,
The iniative coatee Into use when the have bean fit m aterial for a Rvttcepiorr* ; alert fi»r the m«»ral statu* «4 «m rirounty;
*sk y.m r grocer f«tr t'la rk A l alk's Sold by M The
Ihilles, Oreg«>n.
“
M asco, Oregon.
te roe ted ia reform movement«, direct ridarne w b h a la«t nhieh thelegislature
or that, under Jam«*e I I , he m ight have Itecauae «4 .«ur proxiru ify t l, n,e metro,e pure, «'«»n«*«'nt rat «*« I flavoring extracts
legialuton seems the most im portant I ba# nol enacted or perhaps refuses to
divided httnora w ith lx>rri Jctlirey»«4 the o lisati*' to tid .-w a te r; because we live f«»r sale by all grocer*.
.Mneathm of Ute <lay. w hile to many of
" U anyone want« a new law, he bloody Assise. Rut had he been w » .
Final ,«r«to»f w,i|»llcati«»iis for h<»iiie-
in the n«trthw«'*t, and the n»rthw«>*t is
the w o rld s workers it is aa yet only a ^ . u ¡, ,lr a itr ,,. dm w, U|, . IM.,(tion h A .
steatlers w ill Is« made out w ithout cost
ing in a single element, it c e n cia i
the richest Uii«lcv«'lo,to*d s«to'ti«»ii of th«< at the R a rvau c utile««.
name to which no definite meaning b j u g tor the law and rirrttlatee tt am,»ng
nouhl have be*» the t\«ns•lentiomme«*
I nitc«l States; becati*«< many local en
The new firm «4 P iillia iu ami Jones Is j
attached.
hat is it? ” “ Why do we 1 bj # feltow eitiaen».“
I f he is frantic, I of Ròbepìerrv or Jeffrey's re n e . The
d«»ing a generol merohandise buain«<ss |
ter,»rise*
await
y>mr
money
to
dew
btp
i t - . r v .. o—, ......
w . fm- „ j ¡,
I
#|
Give the new firm a call.
?ran«*e to ex
quently every day. U is a method of «l«> not waut, he a ill not get the necea* | errb e itself today is, irot where liberty th e m ; and last but n«»t hxiat, because
bay, «li«l y,»u »«to* thus«« fin«» pictures at
our
county
is
always
one
«4
the
very
first
legislation which, its promoters declare,
the Phot,« te n t" Th.ty w ill o|»eu vttur I
*ary percentage of signers to his petition of the pre«» b guarantee«!, but in the in the state to pay its taxes.
« f* » D c 4 k r
Make
a
a «mid enable the people the owe Ives *> j Bat if it b a j i « m eiaaro w hich 'ahonhi
pros* een» r»hip under the autiwrat of judicious investment in Sl»«<rmau «xmnty eves to th«> fact that yon want some pic­
tures, AU work linish.tol Iwfore we
deckle upon every question affecting the
cnacnM he w il|
|b<}
the Russia*.
and tin»«* w ill verify your wimlom.
leave, bhurte A Thompsttn.
public welfare in the town, the
nomber of eigweta. The petition i,
In the iu iuiertal iN vlaratron its brua«
The rircgoiiian fu rth e r say» "M oney
Having formed a <v»-partnerahip w ith 1
the stale and the aalten.
I |ben
, bv U giabture. This body
mimbxi author spoke «4 a “ decent rosjxvt is so abundant that it is seeking intesl- W . F. J«thnson, all ,«arti««s knowing*
A . the nation lias grown. power has I ^ not alter . law w b k h , htf
f«tr the opinions «4 m ankind.” but th« meut, and It w ill lie started wcetward themselves to he indebted to me aro <
Jargdy departed from the hamls of the j
but b
||w
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hffts, Gaps, Boots and Shoes,
servile and ol«*equk»us fuot-licker «4 whan the country settlea down to peace hereby nx,uested to couw and ,«ay up at
p xtple, who are th e o re tka lly
tion e l i t t ena«rtmeat to the polls at the
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Farm Machinery
®A®
A»
Jo
n
x
W,
G«tl.ltK\
tttonopoly who «edits the Oregonian says, after the Spanish war. Vast sums of
to govern t h i. country. But aetuallv _
» .. .
k l.
• .». «
,
F.
II.
M«*ader
A
Co.,
«4
Mon»,
Oregon,
Wagons, Etc., Etc.
•
•
• [ next electron. I t is then m the Irani.« o f Scuat«»r Peffer, “ The d«tor of everv
Eastern nroney w ill he put Into Oregon have tin* agum v for tftudehaker wagon»,
the n.a*s of ,wx»j»le, the farmer, the
of the people who vote yes o r no.
By magazine tha t proteml* to respectability
and Washington farm s.”
hack* ami bnggi«««. When in neetl of
m iner, the laborer, the small tradesman
the am of the iniative an,I the referend­ «hould b«* alanim«sl in the face of every
Evidently it is th«* fursigl»te«l investor anything in this line «-all on them ami
—ih«»«* who do the wrork «4 the world
um together the citizcu» of this country such defanuMr of his country and assail­
get the best.
They also carry the
who w ill a ta il him self «4 th a passing
amt those who do its real business-
daisy Mt'Cormivk mowers ami reapers
. could soon be livin g under laws of th e ir ant of peace and o rd e r."
T H E DALLES BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ppurtunity. E vidently the sagacity
have hut little to do w ith the managv- I own enactment. Reforms «leaired hv a
hVIMrsN »1X1— HUI acres «4 Improved
Agaiu, this intolerant Jacobite says, «4 our business men w ill see tha t a
mem .4 public
I . i . p n c n .il,-1
w
land for
50 ,»er acre, (live mile» from
“ I f Peffer can teach ns the constituthm , go.nl share «4 this capital from abroad
Cray« >na
Copying
\\ iito'it, on th,« |«u'.|ic med running In te rio r s
c u e 1.4 i „ buaiucu -Icclc. 11.«, . bu-i-
h . wuu|J
Portraits
Water Colors
an«l Enlarging
why may he not also teach us fi- becouM*« int«*ete«l in new euterpri««>s from Wasco to Rufus. 100 acn*s «4 tb i
to b e .
.h e n n u n w - l b, i p i|m L l, in tt.,|i u r ,„,>. „ „
nance?"
in «mr county—manufacture, a system of farm arenow in cultivation, to acres
the perties most interested. Every r it -
,
M
t >
-
A great ami well organised societv
The answer ia, tryin g to teach Scott irrigatio n, artesian wells, A. Since far­ in wheat. Hen« is one «4 the l>«*st bar­
iron, every in habitant is interested in i;b „
...
! Ilk * the « . t . T . l . , which (»««ssesse's anything contrary to Scott’s thread-bare mers we nowr nhea I, it is Just the tim e gains ever offerv«l in Sherman c«»nnty..
This is known as the J. L. Holland
public business. Public business relates
.
i the power to educate rap nlily through "currency delntsement” platitudes, b to Itegin to ¿««versify farm ing. Our
(arm Call on o r addro».* M, A. I.« »'i«>
to the whole people and should be man
its organuation. woukl dud its useful­ like tryin g to teach James the second farmers have been heretofore f«»rc«to| to W z m ' i i , Oregon
ag«-d by the whole people. The in te r­
ness in hastening all the reforms it ad* “ sound finance” ; and, too, like that «confine themselves to raising grain tor
Patrioti«;
Meeting.
ests <4 a ll are concerned.
- I P -T G -D A IE
I vo«*ated doubled, (icrhap* trebled ami stubborn prince who could not learn in »Xpert. Give our farmers 75 centos
'T " I»' lu id in Moro on th«’ evening of Il»«1 only studio in lb«» city w ith light large enough fur fam ily grotip, C lo M y
We have «»eased to he—if we ever were,
h«x*ls where even f«.*ds are said to bushel for their wlnmt this fa ll, and July S9.
quadruple«!, under this form of govern­
weather prefcrrttol for silting». Mv work my «ucvsse.
which is do ub tful—a self-governing (*•»►-
ment. Reforms «•ould move forward as learn. Sc«jtt would see hi* trountry pat Sherman county w ill enter i* >n an ab-
A n in tv r« -« tin g p ro g ra m ,»f patriotic
CHAPMAN KI.Gt K.
T MI: H A LLES
|Jc. T h o « S ,.tu l|» < > |4 .ta .n n u ,k , • 4 | f„ t „ th e p i„ 1,I e , l,r^ . iul>. |o r , U m
servile court for trib u te to all the Iam b ««dutelv new era.
«¡tototo I»«'» ami music w ill be rendsre«l.
life deplore this fact. Is there a rem ­
One
of
the
ginai
thing»
w
ill
be
an
ad-
Money would to a very large exteut lose the Fourteenths acr e* the sea. He
edy? Is there any pructwable means I
dr«'»* by Rev. F R. Hpauldiug.
j its power to def *at meorares which are would «re st every purse-string by his
Germany is getting a little saucy to­
Fwry«»n«' cordially invited. Patriots
by which the people in a nation nun-1
in the interest o f the people. For. while policy from the bauds of people and ward the Unled States. Sine«' Uncle
nrg««d to be proeent.
he ring perhaps seven y m illion«, eaa
it has proven too «4ten possible to buy a (•lace it in the hands of a merciless 3am is iiidi«,»utablv in the right in our
make and repeal the laws under which
Itiits W anted.
m ajority in a legislature, it w ill heutter- syndicate. Arid his means of meeting w »r W ith Spain, it asems to u* «»ur
P A IN T S AND W ALL PA PER
?
they live? W ill direct legislation relieve
:t i . u
• •
, ,
Sealttol
bi«ls
w ill bv reCt'ivttol by S«'b«*»l
•
i IV im p a s s ib le to b u y a m a p a rity o f th e out justice would ro»t lw* courts and ju ­ German ,<>(><il.ition could help the ir
Srad 1er Szsiplci > r J Pn.t*.
D
is
tr
ic
t,
.N»t.
<1,
for
the
construction
<
»
f
a
ns from the rule of the professional pol­
,•« >»i i. try
very m aterially
people. The one can neither buy nor ries. but th e k n n o t.th ? b ot. the thum b- adopt,»«I
»«•hool house, (ilaiis ami apeeiticatinn» u t Seccai St.
itician? From bon lag? ot po litica l trojltroj tbe ninety-nine.—By H arriet E.
CM Diüf». Or.'ic«
-crew, and m ilita ry tribunals.
through c<»rres|>on<lence w ith friends of which may l»v seen at the Kart h i i «
b«M«see? W ill it enable us to vote f««r ...........
• e-
.
O rcutt, in The I nion >ignal.
It is altogether reasonable that David im l rcla’.ivi * in the Fatherland.
otfice in Wa»«»». Right rea**rv«<«l to roject
th e measures we desire to see passed,
•ny or all bid*
Bid- w ill he «»(«eued at
A. Munro, the e«litor «4 The North
w ithout obliging os to vote for other
China Hollow sclua I house, at I o'clock
Pres* dispatches say “ th e S p a n ia r b American Review, a lite ra ry magazine
Kouth Hide at tb«)
ONLY T H R E E TEA C H ER S.
,». in.. Ju ly lit. A,Mr» - *
measures which we believe to be de tri­ are using brass-sheathed lead ballets,
The svh««'I to a rd has dun«' m ithing
now in the eighty-fourth year «4 its ex­
F m a n k llf ia a v ,
m ental to the best interests of our and the brass ti;«s. on touching, tear th
istence ami of world-wide circulation, b toward ¡»utting on a fouth teacher. G
Rufus, Sherman Co., Or*.
Country?
desh ho rribly, w hile the little brass in fin ite ly now more competent to jm lgt ■«.ur-«' three teacher* can teach, and it
The natrou lias outgrown its voting splinters cause blocd-poisoning.”
O ■-»*■>O r> O O O -9
of who its w riters should be than th« there were two, th * school would soon a l- »«O O O
clothes. The suit which met the needs
.uane old oligarch who e«!its a viruleut hi»! itself to th * new conditions; but the ? la:e leathar! lace Ic.'iher! ? ri.i» largì» and p » p illa r lu ti •! d ». « ib a p r in r i|i» il b o t. I biisin««**, ami ia pro,Mtn«d to
OFF TO THE W ARS.
furnish tb«.' I. t act'oni «Liti >n» «»f au) tl »Us«' in tin ' e«ty at
of three or four m illio n people very well,
political ¡»aper of the strongest bias ai i »L.-unlity <4 try ing to do justice t< X
fo r *ak- by
a
Our
own state is fast co n tribu ting to
is pot pliable enough or made of anffl-
most up in the north west corner of th« ! ■ » eleven gr.. !c* w ith only three teach-
$i.eo per day. TTs: class llto ls n c . •
Henry Krause
f
ciently expansive m aterial to meet the the flower of youth to compel a cruel
United States, whose venom and sple.*n ' r* iri tuauif* -: to «’Very one conv<‘.*'ant 3
O
fll«*««
for
nil
St
Lin«*» leaving The Datte»
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.
V'OC.'
r>
O
nee«ls of an enlarged te rrito ry w ith a nation to desist from her in hu m anity to
'«»rail pointa in E.i-t.-rn Oregon an Eastern
could not find outh I through respectabl
t it h the act’i j l reqnirm ents <4 a grn«l«»l
vastly inc roast* 1 number of inhabitants. her own people at our very door and to
J. M. TO O M EY , Prop,
lltHXX—lilt) acre* «4 land all feu<*e,l. M a»l»ingt«Mi, l«^,»t.'d to h«»tof.
lite rary journals. This la tte r is pr <bub *ch«x»l. I t
tim o an opportunity
C«)r»»r Ttoat gad U h ' os S ij .
tito Diti«.
The stnn lv youth <4 four m illio n lias be­ avenge treachery unexampled for base­
125 acres now in cultivation. Improv««-
ly what throw s Scott in to a tage w hm •bould bv« given the princip al to teach
luents w o rth $7tX). 1'iiia i* a well im ­
come a well grown giant ot seventy ness, in the annals of modern warfare,
he sees Senator Peffer’s w ritings ad m it­ ill the branchc« of the n in th , tenth proved farm , well worth the money; if
m illio n , an«l is it reasonable to ask him except it be at Glencoe, Khyber Pass,
ted to such distinguished columes. A n­ and 11th gra<les a» well aa a privelege well farmed w ill ,» y an interest oi
to wear his old voting clothe* w ith only the Alamo, or “ The Black Hole” in In ­
other source of irrita tio n to this irasci­ t«» a*lv.» ua«d , ij* 1* to pursue them, or $3,000 or doul l* lb«« amount invested.
a few patches here and there* Under dia.
ble old plagiari.-t au<l paraphraser i» >r «.1- • we shou! 1 c**asu to d ig n ify tin This in known as the A. R. Doutc* farm,
Since last we went to press a thou­
eight miles from Wa»« «>. ( all <>u or
e existing methods the voter has no oppor­
probably the fact that Peffer’s intellect 1 -p.irt.’iu '.it with the ha lf-em p ty title
ft
address M. A. ia-alin, M'aseo, Gregou.
tu n ity to express his ju.lgement on each sand of U m atilla's patriotic citizens
helps to supply the fountain from whi 1» of high svho il.
tu
rn
e
l
out
at
Pendleton
to
b
id
adieu
to
measure. Very often he most vote ior
Scott needs d rin k in order to fu ru i-h his
Q J. BP.IGHT,
“ K lù . l I \T G IC ’ anil “ D M I . I «i C IT Y ” daily between Th«»
w hat he do«*>a’t tTlhrt. in order to get her brave Loys bouml for Manila, end
ablest editorials, l«asing two in a singl
The Oregonian says money w ill U* a
Ibi 11.*» a ml I o rila ml. P<»*seiiger ami Freight service,
not
long
since
fourteen
companies
of
something that he does want. Some
S ire !.! W. off, r un-ur,»«
l Imlu. ,-.,,. nt» tu p.-^'ngera, am i »e-
¡»sue of his pajsT upon articles in tin Irug <>n the market this fu ll. Why not?
■' " h e it Ir»» r | .it r - m i •*. (»ur > | h , u tili. » aro E e n tfo rt U k i;lt f i l a r vsJ
ffitoratv-RtCaw.
on«* «-Is«, has chosen the planks and com­ Idaho tr«*>ps passed throu rb Grant
July num ber of The North American W ith the fruits <4 h is own to il the farm ­
ilC M urt. < >ur >t. un» r» ha»«'lu*«.n put in tli>.r.> igl» repair, att«T fa« ilitn » n l |«-,|
And al­
bined thum in to a platform , an<l the or­ bound for the Philippines.
(or t ’ie ro m b rt ami ••;» .'«»f p.»troii..
« » n o i.» au<i«««i
Review. H is ‘ National Expansion’ taken er has brought B ritis h g«»l«l in to «»ur
though
they
fro
quite
to
the
opposite
dinary voter is placed in the unfortu­
F lcnw rf I .*. m u d i canmtt la» »«»i l in favor „1 ib i. line a» a pleaatire route
ill practii'e in all tin* courts of Or* »«on,
iron» Bancroft's “ Reward's Idea . f Ter­ ountry, lias ¡wid off many old debts,
! m .»In.otot
gl,
that " l t is .lowi, tl,»* Colum bia." Tlm ... >ling br. «w»
O fl
over Ki
nate position of being oblige«! to not si le of the world to fight the ene."iji«*s of
rito ria l Expansion” and other sources uid w ith a fair price for wheat th is fall, Wasro, Or««goti.
njoÌ »1,1, u l , " ‘’ rV
h
human
lib
e
rty
and
progress,
none
of
m-
vote at all or to vote f r that j latform
would do honor to the plagiarism of Jus. w ill have rn illi ..w to l<,nn.
which oontains the least objectionable «loubt that they carry w ith them a spir­
Montgomery. One b rillia n t idea is how­
features, none being presented w ith it of freedom that w ill stand the test in
V ery wind. W,-due-day. But old res­
ever, probably original w ith Scott. We
which he can thouroughly agree. He any clim e, a love of justice and o ju a litv
idents th in k « »little about such «s*cur-
submit
it
for
consideration,
for
it
certaiu
can not find a ptditkw l coat tlu tt fits him that w ill ne ne them to fight for the
rences tlia t they have to file a ropy o f
down-trodden even though they lie a ly has few equals in the E iglish 1 ¡n-
so he must wear a m isfit.
(he Republic in order to te ll ten «luyx
guage
for
m
olest
allusion,
delicacy
of
ex-
Direct legislation would do away w i.h foreign race and inferior in civilisation ;
pr«?eeion, force of comjkarison, a id con­ hence the kind <4 wealln-r we had on
po litica l misfits. The follow ng defini and a few engagements w ith the enemy
C . fllfiH V d V , C fM M l Hfltaf, Cbr Dallct, Orcio«.
vincing logic. We fear this h it ct argu­ this particular day. No b««ly but a ten-
tioiis are found on the letter heads of of th e ir country w ill soon develop« the
ler-foot
jiey»
n.ncli
attention
to
a
wind
ment in behalf of national expansion
same m artial sp irit that characterized
the “ Direct Legielation Record” :
w ill secure tor its author a niche in the unlcse we Luve to put an extra bra««' or
their
fathers
at
Gettysberg.
Chancellors
Direct Legislation—la w making by
temple
of b m e clos«*>by the side «4 the two ug.iinst a brick w all, lay fiat stones
ville, Hhilo, Chatauooga, an 1 Cold H a r­
the v«4erj.
<>n the vui'iii.l j'ost-iioles to hold them
“
Hon.
W
hisker* Addiepttte.”
The In itia tiv e —The pro]s«sal of a law bor. As they sp *o 1 a«rross our borders
Here it is : “ To have refuse I to accept down, hold your hair on, ree half the
by a percentage of the voters, which we have scarcely tim e to say to them,
ofTi.'.al responsibility for our action bv real «state in the air, and the wind
H ail ami farewell, brave boys. Show
must then go to the referendum.
declining to accept Hawaii offered to us gets after Imjae things lyin g around like
The Keferenilum — The vote at the yourselves worthy of a noble ancestry
by a people anxi ms to phve themselves Bob Evans said the Oregon pot aft r Ihe
(toils of a law |>ro]Mstedthrough the in ­ and nt the republic whose flag you ls-arto
under
our protection would be us base Cristobei Colon. It is an,using when New Coaches, w ith good a<*romm>Hiatinn
for pussengvrs. Fx,»r«*ss ami puck-
itia tive , or on any law (Kissed by j i law- lxjstile lands m id distant sens.
as it would l»e for a man to refus«* to only a go«»! stiff breeze, say a forty knot-
ages |>rom,»tly deliver«*!,
inaki g body, w hose reference is peti­
Accommo.luting drivers.
The Government is building 35 new m arry a woman and then to desert her te r, ia o n , to see soni«« genteel l<s»king
Leaves as foil iw s:
tioned for by a percentage of the voters.
shijsi for the navy. One is to be call«xl I. avii.g her to Is-ur her punishment stranger just from the band-box trying
I f the legislature passes a bad law,
u o ix n s«»i r ii
a'.one ami wear th«* scarlet letter of to croas the street on bis s :u-legs, b lin k ­
O O IX II XOHTH
The Maine.
any voter can, under the referendum,
shame.”
ing bis • y.-s ami w iping his grim y face, M’aaco
Id
a.m.<
Ant.-I».(s
3 «.m
w ith in a given tim e, start a petition
S co tt’ s Place in H is to ry .
. 1:30 p.rn Kent
Read it ag a in ! What a fit specimen too big to cry, amt looking for th«« worl I 'lo ro
.7 "
asking that the law l»e referred to the
Grass Valley -1 "
Ora»« V a lle y 9 « .m
In almost a column of editorial on " A with which to conclude a state p a js * r ! us if I«»- th »light there were "atm osphere Kent
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M o ro
1 :30 p.rn
people, who can ra tify or r, jx-al it as
Arrives nt
Great Magazine’« Offense,” in which M r No v.onder its author aspirt» to c r iti­ in the a ir.”
A rriv e s a t
they choofe.
But if everybody else
Antel*»,s' ,10 p.m. 'Vasco
...4 ,» . m
Scott gives his customary unbridled re­ cise the c lito r of a great lite ra ry maga­
th in ks the law is rig ht, the dissatisfied
Gen. Mile* has arrived at Santiago,
straint to his rage, indulging in snail zine. But then I :t Mr. Scott w rite on
(»en. Toral refuses to surrender.
An
voter w ill not get signers to his petition.
choice epithets as "a<ldlepate,” "n o to ri­ front his exulted (»lace in the tower, for
tinroiM litionul surrender is demanded by
I f a certain pe rce n ta g e of the voters, say
ous demagogue,”
“ pernicious false this man in whom the m ilk of human Gen. Shafter. Occasional firin g on o u t­
one-twelfth or one-fifteenth, are also
hood,” “ ignorance and viciousness,” kindness bus changed to the mother «4 posts. No casualties among our tr«s»,»s.
dissatisfied und a l i i x th e ir names to the
‘the menace of populism ,” und "th e vinegar, knows fu ll well that when he Hantiago com pletely invested. Tin* be-
petition, the question w ill be sent to the
Heavy
revolutionary doctrines of the Chicago lays down his viru len t and intolerant sieged c a n n o t possibly «sea,»«..
rains drove our tr«s»]>s trom t lu ir
polls at the next election, and w ill la*
platform ,” he says: “ I t is passing pen he must "d a rk le to hisd«jom,” " u n ­
trendies for aw hile. Hhafter ex,a«'te«l
decided by the peoplu themselves. This
strange that The North American Re­ wept, unhonor«*«!, and unsung.”
to o,»en a general fire on Wednevday.
p rin cip le is well known und Is in use in
view should go to the em pty head and
Our vessels are ls»m ‘»arding t he c ity lit
some «4 the states and so far as it is in
Each
lu xu ria n t whiskers of Peffer for an a r ti­ “ MONEY SEEKING IN V E S T M E N T .’ a distance of over five miles.
12 T ow n Lots, e.ich 66x165.
use the j»eople are aelf-goveniing.
si.« II carrie»l 250 pounds of explosives
Y o u n g o n lia n l «m 2 o f th«*m ;
cle on the senate of the United States.”
Under this head the Or«*gonian of last
an«l travels U25 fei't ,».*r second.
One Tims •«■l»n*lii|.' ,ti » Ç i July J, |»(w I'onin..-
W h ile polities an* so largely controlled
also
But our renders should not forget thut Friday »ays there is already springing
tl»»n
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i.»»M<nK«r
«•very five minutes was hurled on its
by professional politicians w h o a m for
Irs in »I illtfx».
Fine Residence Property on 6-Acre tract.
this is the same Hoott th a t said the op up "a n active »lemaml lor farm lands.” death-«!» ¡ling errand in to the city.
sale to the highest hid(lers, it is scarcely
D»avs
A rrive
position te the re(s*al of the Hhernian
Torul
offered
to
surrender
if
allowed
Perha(»s there are few localities in the
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to be wondered at th a t so many laws
i fi
net should be "choked or starved in to I nited States where more acres can be to march off his troops w ith the honors Birg« 7:¡W
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pre (Hissed in the favor of the one—or
Mme» <:♦, p. m
submission
that it is the same Hc«4t tille d per band than in Sherman county. of war. But Hhafter gave him to under­ Wsn« o I :Dí» p ru
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stand that Americans neither coined
p e n lth —and so few in favor of the who said that if war should be declared
Perhaps in few counties out of the 2M(X) nor captured vacuums.
R eim m b i r, tis», th a t H h e rm a n C o u n ty is om* o t th '* lln . - t ,« I..
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g in ety-nine—or the (teople. W ereevi y against Spain "th e Bryanites would get
President.
(•«’i». Manager. c o u n tie s in O re gon , a m i a lw a y s one .4 tie firs t to pav th e s ta tu Its t’axes
ami over in the United States has the
The new firm of Pulliam ami Jones is
law subm itted to the people for decision the ir heads knocked off on every street
________ W J »’ I DDICORD, Ware,,’ Ore
pri«*e ot
many farms been cleare«! at doing a izeneral tin rchamli».«* IniMinowM
pue can readily see that there would l«e
I ’ietureK
C heap
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Take them
Yourself
....W. M. BARNETT....
G e n e ra l M e re h a n d is e
The Siiipes-Kiiiiierslv Drug Co.
When the Train stops«
5W ttnfcia Rôle! •
Cbe KciBi’afor Da:
CN Dalies, Poni*«-j
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Al Moro,
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Oregon.
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