BisHOP & KAY
■WEST side telephone .
BOOST IT ALONG.
California will surely go demo
cratic this year. De Young the ed
A great effort should be made to
itor of the Chronicle does not like
[ have a good democratic daily in
'The Official Democratic Paper. Harrisons Chinese attitude.
i Portland. In the Southern counties
petitions are being signed by lhe
The
republicans
have
nominated
GLASSWARE.
New Goods,
and Lowest
m. X.. majLTTi. - - - - p»i»n«h.r.
(ROCKERY.
Harrison of Indiana for president | people asking the San Francisco
I
IGA
RS
.
Examiner
to
start
a
branch
office
M c M innvii . lk , F riday , J cne 29, 1888. and L. 1*. Morton, of New York for
of
and
Clothing
to B acco
vice-president. Here’s to their de in Portland. Should the proprietors
of the Examiner make the At COLUMBIA RIVER ROUTE.
feat.
• - A fine line of-
tempt to establish such a paper,
National Ticket.
TEAS,
Over 800,000 boxes of raisins they can be assured of th» hearty
COFFEES,
^CLEVELAND and THURMAN. were made in California during the support of the entire democratic Trnln« Ter the F»*t leave Ash St. wharf
BPICE8
$10 00
We nlso carry a full line of th
Light Weight Suit at
season of 1887. The packing sea state press. A paper «t hk h has mon every «lay at 19:30 A. M. an«i lllft I*. St.
11 00 old and reliable Brownsvill \V,Ki
son of 1888 is estimated at 1,500,- ey to back it in competition to the Attuclieil tn the 1:15 p in train lire through fresh Vegetables of all destriplwiw
u
ll
12 00 Mill’s Goods, in both Heavy
WHAT CONGRESS COSTS.
000 boxes. The sensOn begins Oregonian, will sbccccd in short or Pulliwan Sleeping Cart to Council Bluffs
CC
.1
14 00 Light weight. No goods «old "J
v.ill lie kept while in Season.
der. The henrty support of nearly amt st Pau).
ll
ll
15 00 Oregon give better satisfaction
There nre just 401 members of about August 20th.
Attai-heil
to
the
12:30
a
m
train
is
the
30,(XX) democrats will be given it. Walla Walla <t Dayton Sleepi'r, which can
ll
ll
10 00
iho house and of the senate, end to
\Ye have just added a Mvrehant
Will
sell
¡it
bottom
price
for
cash
or
cx-
The average yield of wheat in
he biiurileil ut East Portland station any
ll
ll
NOTES ON BKEEDING.
wait upon them and run errands, Minnesota last year was 11.6 bush
17 50 Tailoring department to our Read’
time afterS p hi
ebangefor produce
June 15:8tf
ll
Trullis arrive ut 2:45 and 7:45 p in every
ll
20 00 Made business. It is under th
■and hold open the doors ab they els per acre. The state of Oregon
A. IIUSSEY
Young breeders must not be discour -lu>,
pass in and out, and carry the cards can beat this and not half try. In
22 50 control of .Mr. J. E. Ross, who i,
The
Finest
of their callers and take care of the order to raise aS good a crop as aged if the produce of the handsome, The company reserve the right to
6 00 . well known to be a hue cutter »J
All Wool Norfolk Jackets
thousands of of bills they put in,( Minnesota, the Oregon farmer stylish mare and highly formed loyally cliangu steamout or Hailing days,
c.G-naj-SS-eisr
‘a
1 50 ; fitter.
Men’s Ulsters
bred
stallion
which
have
been
selected
ll
ll
they have employed about 400 p >o- would have to spend half hjs time
TO ASTOfilA,—Str. II ll Thompson
1 75
We
will
be
well
pleased
to
hav
6
with great care, and an eye to individ leaves Ash Ht wlmrf every Monday Wed
ll
ll
’ple, who arc paid tho snug little on the coast enjoying himself.
3 00 lour friends desiring special suju
ual
merits
as
well
as
bleeding,
should
md
Sntuiday
at
ll:3')p
m.
U
S
Mail
ll
ll
bum of $648,000 for doing so. Every
5 00 give us a call.
prove a small, weak, crooked, ungainly ■teainer leaves A h I ih I. daily, except Sun-
member has one employe, and for
Wisconsin, from its present ap object when first foaled. Many* celebra lay, at 6 a. in., for Ast ¡ria.
A big Drive in Seersucker
The prices for Tailor Made (ij^
the services of the same there is pearance On lhe tariff question, will
$2
00
Coats
and
Vests
¡it
will
be materially reduced and wt>
TO DALLES AND CASCADES,
paid an average of about $1,800 go democratic in the November ted turf prelormeis and several of the
Alpaca Coats and Vests
Leave
Asli
st.
at
6
u.
in.,
except
Sun-
noted
tiotting
siies
weie
so
unpromising
think
are cheaper than any Tailo»
each. The snug little sum rtf $380,- election. Her electoral vote is 11,
lay.
4 50
Fancy Checks
GROCERIES,
shop
in,
Oregon.
tXX), is reqtllfed to pay the salaries and the vote of Connecticut could at first as t > be n gaided of little value.
2 50
Alpaca Coats ond Vest«
TO OREGON CITY, Dayton and Al
Yif the senators, and for the com pen- be given to the republicans and When Gen. Knox was standing in
Reuteniber
wir old mutt<n
—Str. leaves Portland at 7 a. m.
CROCKERY',
batirtn rtf the members of the h'CBse then the democrats would still have Maine, Mr. 8. H Hinds of Salem, tliai hiin.v.
Our lines of Neck Wear, Hosiery,
•londays
WednesdayH
ami
Fridays,
for
$1,695,000 is to be provided, and votes enough to elect Cleveland. state, owned a verv line road mare, Davlon and way points. Returning leave
Silk Handervhiefs, Summer Under THE BEST GOODS FOR THE
if we reiiieinlier i oi rei tly, »us by
this brings the salaries of oui na New York and Indiana will surely which,
GLASSWARE, wear, Gloves, Cuffs and Collars,
Young Hogarth, sou oi Ilogartb, a Iasi Davton as 6 ¡i. in., Tuesdays, Thursdays
LEAST MONEY.
tional law makers to a total of Over go democratic this year.
running horse. Mr. Hines took l.e. to mil Saturdays. For Albany and way
Plain and Fancy Shirts are full
"'iiits at (I a. hi ., Mondays and Tliur«-
Gen.
Knox
and
paid
$100
for
service
fee
$2,000,000 per year. It costs little
and complete, and our stock of new 1
CANDY AND
due time she produced a coll which l.iya. Returning, leave Albany Wednes-
less than $150,000 per session to
Tbe total vote cast in 1884 was In
Style Hats eclipse any stock ever
was so weak in some of bis joints, as sta lavs ami Saturdays. TICKET OFFICE
pay the mileage of the members 10,048,061. This year it should ex ted by Mr. Hines to the writer, that FIRST A OAK STS. A. I, MAXWELL,
before offered to tbe people of
NOTIONS.
Gen.
Pass.
A
Ticket
Agent.
land the country* pays $20,(XX) to ceed it by at least 2,000,1X10. The lie could not walk standing stiaighl
McMinnville^ Oregon^
Yamhill.
purchase the stationery for metn- total electoral vote is 411. Cleve and squarely upon his feet until several
pelfs and officers of the house alone land’s electoral vote in 1884 was weeks old Most of those who saw the
in his condition thought that
in any one session. The treasury 219; Blaine’s was 182 ; Cleveland youngster
Mr. Hines could have saved the greatei
pays $55,000 for reporting the de having a majority of 37. ~
From part of his money and got a much better
bates, whether congress sits for one the looks of things at the present colt witl.in an hours ride from liis door
month or for twelve, as the official time, the electoral vote will be The colt grew stronger and inipro veil
form Willi age. and has proved a very
reporters like most of the clerks are about the same with the chances in
lirolitabl i investment to its owner, who
paid by the year, though the seldom for democratic gain good in Minne at first was the butt oi' rid'cnle on ac
Clo more than twelve months’ work sota and Wisconsin.
count of liis efforts to improve his stock
We overheard n horseman rema k at
In the twenty-four months that go
Maine, when his horse was
to make up a congressional term.—
In his “Twenty Years in Con Skowhegan,
coming ism yearn old, th.it he had been
New York Graphic.
gress,” of the democratic candidate to Salem to buy a pioniising son oi Gen.
for the vice-presidency, Mr. James Knox, and would have paid $3500 in
Blaine says: “His rank in the cash for him. This was the very colt
A ustralian wheat crop .
gave so little promise during the
senate was established from the day that
first few weeks of ills life.
Official returns from Victoria he took his seat, and never lowered In 1884 there was foaled in Kentuek y
just made public show that there during his period of service. He among tbe get of Strathmore, a crooked,
were this year 1,532,015 acres under was an admirably disciplined de- infeiior colt which the owner of this
considered so unpromising ns to
wheat in Australia, yielding 10.81 bator, was fair in his method of stallion
be a disgrace Io liis horse, and olfeied
bushels to the acre, or, 13,318,082 statement, logical in his argument, the owner of the colt two services oi
bushels. More wheat was damaged honest in his conclusion, lie had Strathmore if he would kill the ungainly
by storm during the harvest than no tricks in discussion, no catch little thing and limy him out of sight
oiler w.is declined
As tho coll
usual. The exportable surplus is phrases to secure attention, but nl- The
grow and m itureil lie showed such
placed at 3,396,664 bushels of ways direct and manly. His re- signs o p online a< tr Urn That hi-, speed
which 1,164,666 bushels has been tirement from the senate was a se- wes developed. He finally gained g.ent
Agents for
&
fine
of
exported up to June 1, Deducting rious loss to his party—a loss in- distinction upon the toi l under the name
of
Santa
Clans,
by
beating
such
trotters
damaged wheat, there was a sur deed, to the body.”
Saw
Wagons, Buggies and
as Voltaire, 2:2B,'if, Wedgewood. 2:19,
plus of 3,733,000 bushels yet to ex
Hannis, 2:17?4 Piedmont, 2:171a Edwin
The last plank in the republican Thorne, 2:16*2, and others of note,
port In three colonies of South
Australia, Victoria and New South platform was added Monday, after liis record 2 :17*4 io faster than that oi
other son or daughter of st rat Ai more
Wales there was excess over 1887, a very stormy scene; it is as follows : any
THE BEST WAGON IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST
I le is cred tod with fifty heats in 2 :3 > or
The first concern of all governments better,
of about 10,000,000 bushels.
whieft is a greater number Ilian
is the virtue and sobriety of their has been won by any other two of Stratii-
people and purity of their homes. ino e's get.
Probably most of our readers remem
The republican party cordially
bor I hat Vermont Black Hawk was so
sympathizes
with
all
wise
and
well
North Canterbury district, New Ze-
small and homely when first foaled that
land, was 4,168,000 bushels from directed efforts for the promotion his owner thought seriously of knocking
175,000 acres, equal to an average of temperance and morality. This liitn in lhe head, ns he considered it a
for so fine a mare to have sin h
. of 29 bushels to the acre. This is is as near as they could come to disgrace
object following her. Maud Messin
unusually good. Early estimates adopting the prohibition platform. an
ger, 2:16, the fastest of Messinger Chief's
for Australian colonies on the other It will undoubtedly bring a few of get, was so small and unpromising that
hand have had to be reduced, con the missing ones back into the fold she was sold for about $12 50 ns a year
ing. Midnight, 2 :18, by Peace Maker,
sequent upon damage sustained by but a loss is sure to follow. The son
.if Rvsilik’s Hainldetonian, dam by
r r,terms while harvest operations great influential German papers the Drew
Horse of Maine, sold in his 2
of America have already arrayed year-old stalo for about $50. A produce
were in progress.
themselves in solid phalanx against dealer in l’hilludelphia was lidiculed by
the republican doctrine as preached some w iio considered themselves shrewd
THE INEQUALITY OF WOMAN.
judges of horseflesh, for paying $3)9 fm
in this 1888 platform.
Early Hose by Altmotif. When she na
THE NATIONAL TUBULAR AXLE FARM WAGON,
To tho acute observer of human
il ■veloppd and driven at a rei'oid of 2:20.
M. H. Do Young one of tho dele and sold for a big price to the late Wil
nature it is manifest that in no re
I am II. Vanderbilt, it was the dealert
lation of life arc women on the gates to the Chicago convention from time
to laugh. Sir Roger liv Lexington
same plane with men. They live Calfornia made the statement before Gnlddiist, son of Dorsey'sGolddnst, wa-
tho
convention
that
if
Harrison
was
in a different at mosphere of thought
sold f,oin a wood wagon for $1.50, ano
and feeling. They look neither at nominated it would be impossible afleiwards gained a record of 2:23'...
P arlin ’ s N ew S princ
Numerous other instances might lie men
the world nor at human affairs to elect him. He could not possibly tioned
to show young breeders that it is
carry
the
Pacific
eoast,
nor
could
C ulti wo fL
from the same point of view, no
not always the most promising young
matter how much they may* fancy, be able to carry any of tho other steis that turn out the Ix-st. Maud S..
or men may fancy, that they do. states where the labor element pre 2:08^4 was oni-e sold for $259.
Every breeder of experience knows
It is this fact that stands obstinate dominated, because he voted that
it is a diliicult matter Io select iron
against
the
Chinese
bill
ami
treaty
ly in the way of bringing about the
a lot of young colts tlse one which nil,
in
every
phase
of
it,
and
he
hail
ideal condition that manv excellent
piovo the fastest trotter when matured
com mi ted the still greater mistake Many which uro large and well propor
arc striving for—the
of voting to naturalize Chinamen tioned, and show slashing gaits, tine
sexes. Men and w<
knee action and wonderful speed III tin
not meet, and can not meet, on and give them the rights of suffrage. ot wlicn young, me never heard of afte-
This,
Mr.
De
Young
stood
ready
to
common business grounds, except
being broken and put to work
Others
under very exceptional circum prove at any moment. Harrison iikc those metitioneil above, which nre
small, rough and unpromising lr.ni Hit
stances. They can not indulge in has been nominated ; he is flic re time
tlieir birth, showing no inclina
the ordinary friendships or feelings publican candidate for president ; tion Io of (rot,
giving no inclination of un
that women havo with women or will California and Oregon help nsiiiil speed capacity until matured
elect
a
man
who
wants
to
over
run
Anally
come
out and astonish lhe world
men with men. There is always
by their achievements upon the turf.—
the sexual equation to be taken in this Pacific coast with Chinamen? The
Cultivator.
to consideration, which gives a dif The answer will be given in No
vember.
From
the
present
outlook
:
ferent solution to every problem.
V
Women habitualy exact, and per the Republican leaders in Califor
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
haps properly exact, a certain con nia will not support Harrison.
sideration in right of their sex, and
The London journals welcome
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO’S
that becomes to then either an ad
V'8 have Double Cultivators with all the
LINES.
vantage or disadvantage. It acts President Cleveland's nomination
I
Late Improvements.
and
tho
St.
Louis
platform
as
“
a
THE MT, SHASTA ROUTE.
either favorably or unfavorably,
step
toward^ree
trade.
”
These
never with exact equity. It gains
Time between
no doubt, mark a step to-1
them more than they should have, events,
wards freer trade,but as the Mills bill I Pori land anil San Eriiiicisro.
or looses them what should proper would still leave an average tariff on i
39 Hours.
ly lie theirs. Women contending
Kxp'iMfl iraiiiR run daily
dutiable
goods
of
4(1
per
cent
,
John
1
before the law either awaken sym
N I’OIITI. IND and SAN
Bull is quite too previous-in think
I K 1 \<!M O.
pathy or a feeling reverse of that, ing
it
will
put
dynamite
under
all
ARRIVE.
and in both cases injustice is tho
4
T XI S in Fran* ,IAII
the
custom
houses.
What
the
En
1:30 P M. { Portland 10:40 A .V
invariable result. This seems to
be the constitution of human nature, glish and everybody elese ought to
iKongrr Dally, Except Sunday
understand
is
that
while
undoubt
In the common estimation a bad
M
A.
woman is not like a bad man, edly every free-trader is a tariff re Portland
former, it by no moans follows that Eugene V:UU A.
simply
bad
and
vicious
;
she
is
a
A
Pullman 1
devil. A good woman is not like a every tariff reformer is a free trader. | 1 TOURISI
SI.El-
good man, simply good and virtu The present uprising is against un | Passengers on all
necessary
taxes
and
over
protection.
ous ; she is a saint. Always at one
¡'he O. AU. R. K. Ferry make* connection
There is no opiiosition to a tariff j , with
all the regular train* on lhe East Side
extreme or the other, and never in that
shall afford all reasomible and . Division from tool of F Street
.a position to be judged fairly. She
iVewt Mhle Dlvialnn.
is treated either with excessive necessary protection to both capital
lenity or excessive harshness. Ami and labor. The democrat« do not
so it will always be, perhaps, until believe, in a word, that, n surjilus
(DAILY
God make men and women out of) producing war tariff should be per
I.KAVE.
-some other metal than earth.—Chi-| petuated. They do leiievo that Port’nnd 7 :'XI
Uorvnlli*
1:30 _________ ____ ___ _ ,
both
manufacturers
ami
working
«ago Herald.
At Albany amt ( orvnlii* connect tiith
men would be better off with lower train*
of the Oregon Patdtic B. R.
taxes on necessities, free raw ma ExpreflS Train Dally ltxcept Xnndny.
AGAINST HARRISON.
terial. and a u ider market. John
t.WAVr.
ARRIVK.
Portlind 4
p. X! ’XfcXfinnvillc' OOP M.
'
Bull
will
find
plenty
to
do
to
take
Gambling on the national elec-
ville n I » \ M .iPbrtlaml Oiim \ M.
of himself in th * other markets Me R. Miti
KOEHLER.
E. P. ROGKRN.
iion has already began. New York j care
of the world that he now monopo*
llsmtgir Asilt.G. F. A I'a s. Agl
«ports are backing Cleveland to I lizes, when tne democratic policy
the time of four to one. Memlmrs j shall he established. — New York
of the Cleveland club on the stock I World (Dem ), June 10.
C\\ A mil reliable Medicinal are the brat
V»»« todependupen. Acker'« Blood El
exchange in New York booked sev
ixir has been prescribed f>r years for all Im-
eral bets at odde of four to one that
pnrltlcsof the Blood. In every form of Serof-
the democrats would again triumph, Children Cry for
nlons, Syphilitic nr Msrcnrlal dlseanrs. It Is
also even bets that Harrison would
Invaluable. For Rheumatism, haanocquaL
Pitcher
’
s
Castorla
Geo. W Hurt, <lruggh>t.
not carry his own state.
I
Latest Styles
Spring
Summer
Gents Tweed.
Price#
and
Bishop it Kay,
HARDWARE and FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
ffic3fiÍBinviIIe, Oregosi
RUSSELL
Threashers,
Mills,
Farming Implements.
CO/S
line
No 4 Osborne Slower«
We have the Largest assortment of
Buggies in Yamhill county.
MARTIN &SANDERS