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RED 31 HOW À HOUSE SHOÉ
The talk' that ia revived every
(From onr Regular Comapondeat.)
W ashington , fiov. 30, 1888.
F bamk 8. II ardino , P ublibhbr . time that a president goes out of of­
Mr. Cleveland’s last annual mes­
fice, about Attaching to it a pension
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1388 for the benefit of ex-executives who sage to congress is all complete and
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find ordinary labor incompatible has been submitted to his cabinet
As may be seen by.referring to a with their lost dignity, is a curious at a meeting called for the purpose,
notice in another column. There is thing. And the most curious fea­ but what its contents are- nobody
f' f ' VA BrX 1
■tb be a citizens’ meeting at the ture' pf it is that those who ought to outside knows, or is likely to know,
know
better
are
most
diligent
in
until
the
document
is
read
at
the
court house Friday evening regard­
ing the location of a college at this approving the idea, discouraged capitol Monday. The members of
Our Immense Stock of N6w, Beautiful and Useful
place. This is an opportunity that only by what they acknowledge to the cabinet will only say that it is a
.is not given to a town every day, be the prevailing opposition of the very strong and interesting docu»
and%n interest in {he matter should American people to a civil pension ment, and thdt it will be well
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J11 lie tafffcn by every citizen in the list. May the shadow of that Objec­ wsorthy of a place along with the
Must Be Sold. We Need Buyers. Somebody
(own and county. The conference tion never grow less. Of all the other state papers which Mr. Cleve­
I have just received a Full and Complete Line of
MTTST { MOVE f IT, _
of the Evangelical association abuses that can flourish in a cor­ land has written. Speaking of this
these
SHOES, guaranteed to be the best and cheapest
(church) baa decided to build up a rupting atmosphere and place their message reminds me that Mr. Cleve- And those who lend their assistance first will reap the benefits t>f having
in
the
market ALSO—A full line of C. M. Hendr
burden
on
the
backs
of
tax-ridden
has been particularly fortunate in
a bright, clean stock to select from, It is a
school ih this state, ‘and as a
son
&
Co.’s Gents’ Boots and Shoes, and Ladies’ and
people,
none
is
to
be
fought
with
a
never
having
had
any
“
leaks
”
in
healthful location Lafayette cannot
Misses
’
Fine Shoes.
Bewildering
I
be surpassed. The^ard of trus­ greater tenacity than the proposi­ his administration through which
tees having the matter in hand are tion to attach a pension to public public documents such as presiden­
-A- I'UL L T j IHSTE of
!
said to be favorable to our town, office. The singular argument by tial messages have reached the pub­
which alone this proposition seems
lic
prematurely.
His
is
the
first
and if the proper amount of finan­ to be supported is that an ex-presi­
cial encouragement is given, there dent is set apart as a species of sa­ administration for many years en­ Display, and your time will be well spent if you come and look it over
is little doubt of the result. A cred animal by the fact that, for tirely free of these “leaks.”
and b<y from it. There has been a
At Extremely Low Prices.
On the eve of the first Thanksgiv­
seminary or college would be a four years or more, he was the
chosen
magistrate
of
the
people.
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“W. -A— HOWE
ing day after Secretary Whitney
benefit to the town and surrounding
To use the remarkable language of
Carlton, Oregon
country, that cannot be calculated tbe Chicago Tribune, for example, took charge of the navy depaçt-
In prices, and every thing will be sold very close.
in dollars and cents.. There are it would be “undignified” for him ment, he inaugurated the pretty
citizens in this neighborhood who to go to work again, and climb to custom of presenting eaçh one of I_,et TTs G-reet "Z'OXl I
Our door is open, at
by subscribing liberally, could raise the top by beginning at the bottom. the 400 employes of that depart-
As if the dignity of labor were not
GEO. 'W. ZBTTTOT’S
a monument to their names, which
the foundation-stone of the Ameri­ inënt with a' big fat turkey. The
would be an honor for all time.
Ara now receiving
can system, as Well as. of all cusÿm has been kept up regularly
FallA W interGooda
■’•S':
right theories of political economy ever since, and last Wednesday the
in Ladies, Misses,
Esti^ay Ndtice.
It would seem that the proposed and social.science. As.if the.presi­
and Children’s
employee of that department re­
Shoes and Slippers
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Notice is hereby giveji to all whom
annexation of Canada is growing dent of these United states were
[*■ y
It carries the
ceived for the last time this practi­ concern that there came my premises, known
IJcst
Fitting
Goods
either
more
or
lesB
a
plain,-every
more and more in popular favor.
four miles south
cal evidence of the secretary’s inter­ as the Ab yton, on or about ce. November
and
¡5,
The publication of the World’» map , day citizen, because, for a space, he
a
large
red
bull
with
line
back
and white
has been chosen to the , post of a est in their welfare. Thi
no brands or ear marks. The owner
with Canadian states annexed has most conspicuous service. We have
Oregonian Railway, L’d, Line.
Postmaster-General Di
fol- auested to come and take him away an
amages.
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N. A. H ah
given the cause impetus. But the ■ had presidents who found civil life
lowed the good ex
question is one to be settled by not unendurable and not without
Portland & Willamette Valley Rj.
retary Whit
¡and presented each
Tax Notice.
Canadians. We- should neither ■ its triumphs after leaving the White
one
of
the
employes
of
his
depart
­
a IJntil further notice trains will
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otice in hebeby given that the
seek to buy nor seize Canada. So , house. We have had a president
where Gents, Youths and Bovs can find any­
Tax Book» of Ysmblll coun’y for the year
who was thereafter an honored and ment with (he finest turkey to'be
thing in boot« and shoce that you want: and arrive and depart from Lafayette
far as England is concerned Canada useful representative of the people.
1888, »re bow in mt handa for the coll»c-
prices aa low aa you are paying far poor cheap
had. These4turkeys were greatly
tion of taxes, and that myaelf or my deputy
| goods that you have to throw away before you as follows, to and from Portland.
is of no particular use. It never And the sight of an ex-president
MAIL.
will
visit
the
various
precincts
of
said
county
tet
them well broke to your foot. It ia the beat
enjoyed. It is extremely doubtful as follows, between the bot r» of 10 o’clock,
LEAVE
LBAVK
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was a source of profit. The French i quietly pursuing his avocation
And Furnishing Goods, - - Place
Portland.
7 15 a m Airlie........... I 00 pm
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whether the new secretary of the *.m. and 4 o'clock, p. ro.:
Dundee
..
Wheathrnd, Wednesday December 26,1889, Queensware,
9 00 am Sheridan....... 3d7pm
and- Scotch Canadians very gener- . among his fellow-citizens is far
Lafayette
navy and postmaster-general will Dayton, Thursday. December 27, 1888,
9 26 a m Lafayette.. 4 15 pn>
Glassware,
Dundee, Friday, December 28,1889,
-- ally feel that they would be better , more American and more inspiring
Sheridan.
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. .. w
10 30
m Dundee.
. 4 40pn
than the vision of a row of genteel follow the excellent example set Ea»t Chehalem, Saturday. December 20, 188J,
Airlie (ar).. 12 30pm Portland (ar) 6 30pa
Pipes,
off if annexed to the great Ameri­ paupers, supported by the public on
West
Chehalem,
Monday,
December
31,1838.
For
fuither
information
apply
to
the Coo
them by the democratic officials.
Tobacco,
Carlton, Wednesday, January 2, 18-9,
can republic. When that 'senti­ ■ account of a title once worn. No
in Yamhill County. .
Dan j’a A gw nt at Lafayette, or addren General
Believing in\ the old adage that Bellevue, Tbur-day, Janusyy 3, 1889,
Cigars,
Harris & Haney.
office, corner Second A Pine St«., PortlandOgn
Willamina, Friday. January 4, I8e9,
ment reaches the proper point and I ex-president need b* a needy man.
Boots and Shoes,
“thf-eariy bird catches the worm,”' Sheridan, Saturday, January 5,1889,
the majority—of the Canadians i The salary Dow attached to the of­
Amity, Monday, January 7, 1989,
Hats and Caps. .
Representative Cannon, of Illinois, Lafayette, Tuesday, January 8, t8‘9,
Canned Goods
r knock upon our back door it will fice, ..in ¿pile: of its attendant ex­
N. and4. MoMrinnyille, Jauuaty 9 A 10, IS O,
has
opened
beadquarters
here
and
penditures, is such that a man,
North j amhilL Fndny, January 11, 18s9.
And GROCERIES.
. be opened unto them to the music economical without parsimony, can
AlLp'-rsons are notilletl tn be present at
began an active canvass for the said
In
fact
almost
OUR LATEST IMPROVEMENTS!
.appointments
aud
settle
thejr
taxes,
or.
of “Hail Columbia.”—AT. Y. World. save what most among even the
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** Comnetition
Competition la
1« the Life of Trade,**
Trade«** and if you have not seen our latest Improved goods
—“
yoa
skcakership of the next house of pay the rame to me st my office within 30 days
cannot
mot imagine how lively trade is, or how hard our
out «omvetltui
eumuetlUuis s Haro
J1WTB to work to keep within sight
s
of us.
ZE-versrtlxixxg'
well-to-do would regard as a hand­
flout the dates above mentioeed. If not paid
Ask yuurretaUer for the JAM&S MEANS’ S3 SHOE, or th. JAMES MEANS’ if SHOI
The Oregonian made tbe state­ some competence. In addition to representatives. Messrs. Butter­ after the expiration of SO days coBts will be
according
needs.
.
k*
onling
to
your
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m
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.
Dear to the Feminine heart, a nd -__
Eoatfively
Fowlttvely none genuine Unless having ou^name
on«, name and price stamped plainly on the soles. Your
added, as spet'iHed by section 2,795. B.viaid
ment that there had been wholesale this, he is sure, if he wishes
ailerwlll
retailer
will supply you with shoes «0
so stanfped
stamped if you in«ist
insist upon his doing so; If yoi
you do nd* insist, aomg
of worth, McKinley, Burrows, Reed Statute.
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T, J. UABlils,
retailers
ailers
will
coax
you
into
buying
Inferior
inferior
shoes
upon which they make a larger profit
profit,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
VSEFVL
removals from office of postmasters immediate and remunerative occu­ artA company, will, however, 'make Dated December 8.
1888.
19.5*
To man, woman or child can be procured
JAMES
JAMES MEANS’
<T’rpe MEANS
‘
in this state before their terms had pation from the moment - that his the fight interesting as soon as they
<3
SHOE
successor
is
installed.
The
name
14 SHOE
get here. It is generally thought ■
ZtSTE-'W’BZEIESG-
expired. The postmasters appointed
UNEXCELLED
IN
of an ex-president is in eager requi­
CANNOT FAIL
STYLE
UNEQUALLED
and removable by the president In sition by (he managers of sound that either Reed or McJCinley will
And all from One Finn, whose name
->• TO •«-
in DURABILITY
is a warrant in itself of Fair Treatment
Oregon are those of Portland/Al­ and reputable enterprises, Mr. be speaker.
->■ AND
and Square Dealing. Our
bany, East Portland, Oregon City, Cleveland will have no difficulty
Democratic members of congress
RFECTION
Fall
^tnrk invite
lB now in »^d we
OF FIT.
FASTIDIO
Corvallis, Eugene, Jacksonville, As­ in turning pn the 4th of March are as a rule extremely reticent as
lull
OlUun
iiitending pur­
chasers to give us a call and D rnrl 11r>n
toria, The Dalles, Pendleton, Baker next, from the presidential chair to to what line of policy they will
Real Estate Bought anti Sold. Farms
t
his choice of plenty of places pf of­
examine our goods a prices. rTUUUuC
City and Salem. All of these had fice and emolument. To talk of adopt at the coming session of couz r Rented and Kents Collected.
taken in exchange for goods, for which
' Buch ha» been the recent progresa,,in our branch of Industry that we are now able to affirm that the
republican postmasters when Mr. pensions for ex-presidents argues gress; they nearly all'express a de­ We have now on hand a large amount of we will | iy all the market will justify.
James Means’ >4 Shoe Is in every respej$ tequal to the shoes which only a few years ago were retailed ateteht
or ten dollars. If you will try on a na|r you will be convinced that we do not exaggerate. Ours are tn«
Cleveland took his seat. Everyone simply a frame of mind altogether sire to confer with their democratic Town Property,
$3 and $4 Shoes, and those who Imitate our system of business are unable to compete with ua la
Lafayette,
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Oregon. original
quality ot factory products. Iu oUr Hues we are the largest manufacturers in the United States.
One of out* traveling salesmen who is now visiting the shoe retailers of the Pacific Coast and Rockj
of these republicans served his term alien to the spirit of American insti­ colleagueaiefore committing them­
Desirable
Farmino»
Mountain
Region writes from there as follows:
— St. Paul Pre»», i ,
“I am more than sat Is tie 1 with the reRtutsof my trip. I have thus far succeeded In placingour fuk
out’ or is still in office. According tutions. —
selves. An exception to this rule is
-f. o'»»
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line in the hmjjds of’A N>. 1* dealers in every point I nave visited.” He goes on to say, “This is a
Dairy and
Aplcnaid region .for us to sell shoes in. because most of the retailers are charging their customers al
to this record the spoils do not be­ A DIRECT VOTE FOR PRESIDENT. Representative Springer, of Illinois.
r* tali
double the iitiees which the shoes have cost at wholesale. The consequence is that ths
Fruit Lands
neoplh who wear shoe * > o naving six or seven dollars a pair for shoes which are not worth as much as our
. ./JAMBS MEANS’ ¥3 erd ¡94 SHOES. Our shoes with their very low retail prices stamped on the
long to«tho victors; they belong to
He
insists
that
one,
of
the
first
After every presidential election
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For Sale.
' •ioli’S of every puir are bi .1; n j down the high prices which have hitherto rulod in the retail markets here,
and when a retailer puts a full Hire of go* m in in his stock they at once begin to go off like hot cakes, so great
the vanquished— Leader.
’ithe demand for them.”
some one wants to reform the consti­ things the house will do will be to
Persons desiring such property will dp. -
Now, kind reader, just stop and oonsider what the above signifies so far as you are concerned, it
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pass hie Oklahoma bill, and that well to consul* us.
assures yon that if you keep on buying shoes lieariug no manufacturers’ name or fixed retail price stamped
on the soles, you cannot tell what you are getting and your retailer is probably making you pay double
A Brave sheriff in Birmingham, tution of the United States. We
what
your shoes have cost him. Now, can you afford to do this while we are protecting you by stamping
the next thing will be to paes a bill
CAKTEIl & FOSTEEK.
our name and the fixed retail price upon the soles of our shoes’before they leave our factory so that you
.«Alabama, prevented a crowd of cit­ have got along very well with it for
cannot be made to pay more for your shoes than they ure worth ?
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Newberg,
Oregon.
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for
the
admittance
of
at
least
four
Hhoe« from our cclebrnted factory are sold by wlite-nwake retailers In nil parts «1
izens from taking a man from the more tlrftn a hundred years. It
the epuntry. We will place them easily within your reach in any State or Territory if you will invent one
oent
in
postal
card
and
write
to
us.
territories
intolhe
Union
as
states.
Jail last week. Several of the citi- ' stood Uie , strain of the fiercest and
I JAMES MEANS & CO., 41 Lincoln St., Boston, Mass,
Thé clerks m the government de­
k —■ "■
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zens were killed by the sheriff’s greatest civil war that the world
There we're some partments in this city below the Dayton y
Oregon.
posse before they would quit their eVer knew.
grade of chief are all in an easy
efforts to get to the prisoner, lyho changes made in the text ¡»conse­ state of mind just at present. They
DEALER IN
quence
of
that
war
and
in^fiymore
they wanted to lynch. ¿The tnariris
have become convinced that Har­
M exican KcnrrÀb'» L tnîmlnt , Çfneiratff
accused of murdering his wife and in its construction whilu^ the -war rison is a genuine civil service re­
Muj-e/n to VtfryJJirncJ Woucuw. Tit< IT»
was in progress. These wa^ ’con­ former and that there will be no
children, but stoutly denies it. It
Lounges, Bed-room Sets, Spring Mat­
R.
P.
UNGERMAN,
structions—doubtless necessary to
sweep when he comes in. The
tresses, Tables, Chairs, Etc.
is better in such a case that the self-preservation at the time—have clean
Of all O-xac3.es "4
A8 JUST KECE1VEU A I.ARGE ____
AN»
principal cause of this belief was an
wdlselected
stock
of
Stoves
and
Tin
­
law should have its course, and had since been mostly overthrown by article in our local papers, taken A Complete Stock at Reasonable ware, and proposes t<* sell cheaper than any
And cheaper than can be
Prices:
house In the county. Everything kept on hand,
- the citizens kept in their proper our courts sitting in time of peace. from the editorial columns of the
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and repairing done satisfactory;, and w ithout
obtained this side of
places their lives would have been It furnishes a very fair method of Indianapolis Journal, a paper which Also CONTRACTOR and BUILD­ delay.
Portland.
G-ive
Sept.
29,
t-f.
government
as
it
stand?,
and
it
is
is
thought
to
be
Harrison
’
s
home
ER. Plana furnished and estimates
spared,
not apparent that any material organ, which warned the republi­ made on short notice.
O regon .
us a call.
10 23 L afayette , -
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change is among the present possi­ cans not to expect a “clean sweep.”
It is now generally admitted that bilities. Certainly our people 'Are
MOORE BROTHERS,
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
There may not be a clean sweep,
the republicans will have a major­ not inclined to lengthen the presi­ but in my opinion, at file close of
DRUGGISTS,
-'
ity of from five to nine in the next dential term or to in any way alter Harbison’s term there will not be
Newberg
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Oregon.
house. Colonel Elliot F. Shephard, the relative strength of the execu­ one democrat in office here for each
of the Ne# York Afail and Expreu, tive, judicial and legislative branch­ ten republicans now drawing Uncle Lafayette,
-
-
Oregon.
es. But if some of our great men
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.
may now tie up the dogs of war, —and intelligent ones, too—-will SAm’s pay. In other words, I don’t
DEALER IN
believe that Harrison will keep one-
VIA
discharge his substitute, select his persist in advocating a change of tenth as many democrats in office DRUGS. MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS. OREGON DEVELOPMENT COM­
next text of Scripture from the Ser­ some kind, why not let them hit as Mr. Cleveland has kept republi­
FERnTMERT.
PANY’S STEAMSHIP LINE. Southern Pacific Company's Lines
mon on the Mount, and soak his at the rudiment, the electoral col­ cans.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE!
Soapa, Combs and Bru‘»he«, Tmeses, Suppor­
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lege? Our “fathers” who builded
Harrison’s Southern policy con­ ter«, 8hould®r Brace« Fancy and Toilet Articles 225 Miles Shorter—20 hours less
head.—S. F. Emminer.
B
ok«
and
Stationary,
Clock
and
Wathea,
time than by any other route.
TIME BETWEEN
the constitution were afraid of the tinues to be a subject of general dis­
Plated and Gold Jewelry
Portland and San Francisco
The state tax levy having been people—afraid to let them choose a cussion here. The opinion is al­ Patent Medicines, etc.. Family Medicines.
MT First class through passenger and freight
39 HOURS!
President.
So
they
Ixrrrowed
from
most unanimous among the mem­ GOOIMEf WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED line from Portland and all pointe in the Wil­
fixed at 4 mill» and the county levy
lamette valley to and from San Francisco
Califoral. Exp-eae Train» Ban Daily
enice her ancient electoral system. bers of both parties, that Harri­
at 16 mills, the total for this county The people were to vote for a body son’s administration will be a very
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN FRAN­
C. Steplxens,
Time Schedule (except Sundays).
CISCO
is 20 mills. Last year the total of high muck-a-mucks, who, in conservative one unless something
Ixjave Albany 1:30 pm [Leave Yaquina 6:45 am
L«»»a
|
taxira.
1.eaveCorvallis 1:40 pmjl^aveCorvwllBhh3.5 am Portland
levy was 18 2-10 mills.
The their infinite wisdom, were to select now entirely unexpected should oc­
4:00
pm San Praneiaco 7:45 an
PRACTICAL
Arrive Yaquina5:30 pm]Arrive Albany 11 ;10 am San Franclaao.
pm|Portland
........ 10:45 am
O. & C trains connect at Albany and Cor»
amount which the levy this year a ruler for them. Bahl Of qpurse cur. I don’t think the South has
Local Passenger Daily, except Sunday.
vallie.
the
scheme
never
wajried.
The
anything
to
fear
at
the
hands
of
will raise is about 181,000, of
The above trains .connect at Y aquima with
|
auira.
people always dicUted krthe elec­ Harrison. If many things that
the Oregon Developement Go’s. Line of Steam­ P >nl»nd .......... 8:05 am Eugene.............1:40 pm
which tbe state will get over $16,- tors whom they should choose, and now have a somewhat troublesome
ships between Yaquina and San Franc toco.
) Eugene
98» am|Portland.......... 3:45 pm
X.*f«.ywttw, Orwg-oza.
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Sailing Dates.
none have been so bold as to defy look are let severely atone, they
¡Pullman Buffit sleepers,
that dictation. But we may yql will adjust themselves; effief among K mp * • IntclaM .tnek ot wutekea. elock»,
Steamer*.
Krom Yâqrina From San Fran.
»nd spectacle» and »alia al nopreeadeat Wil lamette Vai’} IMcember 12U) hecember 6th
There will be a total eclipse of wake up some cold morning to find this class of things is the negro
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
ad law price».
WillametteVal’y X ••
24th
••
17th
For aceommodatioti nf 8»cond Clean paaeen-
the sun, January t, 1889. But it a bunch of presidential electors ex­ Spiestion. I am certain from in-
Willamette Val’y
ger»
attached
to
exprene train»
Watch«», Cicek» »nd Jcanlry »«pairing a ap«e-
i?.»* C'
Ferry “ak** connection
be about four years before we shall ercising their undoubted constitu­ ormation derived from republican
ralty-AII *«rk warranted.
A. »«I»*» ««»tar train« on the Beat Side Di-
tional right to vote for whom they sources thatHarrison will not appoint
be called .upon to chronicle the
riaion from foot of F »tree!.
Gi»»
a
oall.
please. It would' be a rather start­ any negro to any prominent federal
T. C. BTBPHKBfL
total eclipse of the “grandeon.”— ling performance, but no one could office in the South. In fact there is
WEST RIDE DIVISION
Roestary Htredd.
challenge their power to do it It an undoubted disposition among re­
Between P.rtlaid and Cervalllt.
Mail Train, Daily except 8enday.
is not sought here to urge a change publicans to relegate the negro to
President Cleveland’s popular in this respect Perhaps tbe occas­ back seats in future. He is no
Laarn.
»aura.
Pcrtlaad
ISO a m st J on. ph ...10 05 am
plurality over Mr. Harrison is 172,- ion for it will never be manifested. longer of any practical use to that
8* Joenph ...10 05 a m 'Jortallka ....1215 . m
FEED AND SALE STABLE,
CorraBe .... 1 30 p m 8* Joeeph ... » S2 p m
158. Quite a good showing, but yet Csrtainly the voting by states must party, therefore they will give him
StJoaeph .... 3 52 p_m Portland........ A 20 pm
T. B. NELSON, Proprietor,
be
continued,
or
the
fundamental
nothing.
Harrison will be president.
.fOrA^np,.X,■•m",*
principle of pur government would
When congress opens Monday it
I »■ I’M«* te Nntak
Expreea Train, Daily except Monday
The Hill boom continues to thrive be shattered. But we can give to is doubtful whether either house cabmages .
RACKS
knavn
annim 00 p*
SADDLE ROR8B8.
........ « » pa> I Mrtf.tenvSr.8
io New York. There is danger that eaoh state its preeent electoral vote will have a quorum present, unless
and yet permit each state to vote they come in much faster to-mor­ m A averytMre *■
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