The Telephone=register., January 04, 1894, Image 2

THE TELEPHONE-RE(IISTEIL
PfWIO VEITS PMOPF.W R.ACH.
of raising $5u,«KIU,<>ll>, the amount
1 which bethinks will be needed to meet
S<> Isr 11« it 1« powilile for a i-oinnion- j the deddency and the loss of revenue
HARBINS a. HEATH. Publisher*.
wraltii engaged io ugeulture to I m - ail-| arising from the reductions of duties.
•reblstic In aenliuient, «o tar doe« l*en- He oppose, tlie retention of the tariff
noyer, the present governor of Oregon I taxes oa (lie necessaries of life, and in­
»UB8CRIPTION KATES
Gspy . per year, iuadvance.................$1 00 represent all that ia vile In his |M>litieal! sists that deficiencies should Is* met by
>)ae Cepy, six month» in advance...........
50 pui'ty. We are iislmnieil that we ever ■
levies on luxuries and capital iu forms
. ~~z -T ;■
ealled him a democrat, that we ever
that now contribute least to the public
Enter®«I at the (MMdoffice at McMinnville siip|a>rted lii>u iisa candidate for the expenditures.
He therefore recom-!
Oregon, aa Me« ond-< la*K matter.
position lie now iMi-npies, that we ever i mends mi additional tax of 10 eeuts a
RftWLUTioxs or C oxim » l * n <* k ani » ai . i . <»»»iT- believed a atatemeiit made by him. , gallon on distilled spirits, additional
uary Poetry will >»<• charged for at regular When a governor of a state so far for
taxes on cigars and cigarettes, new
advertising rates.
gets the dignity of theofticebe holds, taxes on playing cards, cosmetics, per­
M ampi . k <
<> f I me T ei . e rm» n > R euih - so fur forgets Die dignity of a gentle­
fumeries, legacies and successions, and
teh will be mailed to any person in the
Unite«! States or Europe, who desires one, man n* to descend to Die low plane of incomes derived from investments in
free of charge
a common liar, he has no place In the stocks and bonds of corporations and
L. P. Fisher, Newspaper advertisiing |M>liticiil life of liis state nor a place in joint-stock companies.
agent, 21 Merchant*’ Exchange. San the licarts of its |a«>ple.
Tlie report will rank with the ablest
h rnncisco, is our authorized agent. Tlifa
That there is u difierenee between ever issued from the treasury de|>art-
pa|»«r is kept on file in his office.
(lie doctrines of Herr Most uud I’en­ ment. It should prove a corrective to
ill tubtcribtr» who do noi récrire their
noyer Is only occasioned by tile «litTvr- some of Die eloudsil thinking and loose
payer regularly will ronfer a Jaror by iui-
rw^liafelg reporting the name Io thie ofiire ent environment. Were I’ennoyer in talking on financial and revenue ques­
New York or «'hiciigo, one would nat­ tions at Washington and elsewhere.
urally lisik for him in tlie front rank
Thursday, January 4, 1894.
of anarchistic proceseiona, waving tlie
THE WAGE QUESTION.
red ting of damnation to nil Dial is
The activity in the gold bearing re­ gissl.
The Protection Given by the WII mhi Bill i*
gions of the I’lilted States pressages an
“Protection ot Wages."
Tlie foundation of nmireliy is good,
increased yield of the yellow metal for but Die application of its principles to
T. E. W., in the New York ll’orM,
tlie year 18114. In tlie last four years our institutions is im|s>ssible. Tlie
the production In Colorado lias more men who were believers in it mill were has a few words to say about a circular
recently issued by the Nonantum wool­
than doubled.
truly great have seen its defects and
len mills.
Tlie circular is as tol-
have forsaken it. Its latter day follow­
lows:
Governor I’ennoyer is trying liis best
ers have demcaneil it until it is looked
The reduction of the turiti by tlieir
to disgrace the state of Oregon, though
ii|ion as tlie party of discontent con­
new proposed law will make it aliso
it has a proud and glorious record de­
taining all Die malefactors tluit for­
lutely necessary for us to reduce our en­
spite its youth, ami it would require a
eign prisons have dumped ii | m > ii our
tire scale of wages or stop the mill.
man witli a capacity for meanness
shores. That I’ennoyer lias ull the
greater than Pennoyer’s to do Oregon
We therefore give you this solemn
qualifications for a leader of tills party
ami sail warning that, should they car­
serious injury in the estimation of the
no one doubts. Tluit lie will enter its
ry out this proposed change, you must
rest of tlie country.— llhtn'mletl .1 »icr-
ranks is Die wish of the |s-<>|ilc of tills
prepare yourself for a material reduc­
state. He would then Is- in liis proper
tion of your wages, and we give you
pliu*e, mid, under |Kdi<8» surveillance.
A few months ago tlie amount of
this timely warning that you may act
eain on hand in the national banks was
in your own interests and do what you
THE TREASURY REPORT.
down to the limit; now there Is $200,-
nil to protect yourselves and your fam­
0X1,000 more than is required by law to
Tire report of Die secretary of the ilies.
The "itluence and judgment of the
e induct a conservative ami save hank­ treasury ojiens witli n statement of tlie
ing business lying idle in tlie national actual condition of Die treasury, ac­ nuuiufacturers liefore the democratic
banks of tlie t'nited States. Confi­ companied by Mr. Carlisle’s hopes and members of the ways and means com­
dence is returning. Tlie jasiple now expectations for the immediate future. mittee are of no consequence or avail.
trust tlie hanks and will soon trust one Tlie facts narrated here have lieen an­ We are therefore helpless. For your
another.
ticipated. Mr. Carlisle predicts a de­ own sakes, as well as your families,and
ficiency of $28,999,090 at Die end of the for the welfare of the entire country, it
Nearly every night the marsbal has fiscal year. This is a bettar allowing is for you to proclaim and protest
b> furnish lodging for two or more than is to lie inferred from tlie condi­ against any legislation that will place
lram|is ia the city jail. There are ac- tion of tlie revenues for the first live you on a level with the cheap labor
e mini'slat ions for six persons and the months of Die yeur, but Mr. Carlisle markets of the world.
The blow is aimed at you.
Let tlie
marshal thinks that before winter is expects mi improvement in Du- busi­
over the county jail will have to lie ness of tlie country mid consequently workingman, Die wage-earner, be
heard. The voice of tin- manufacturer
o|iened to house the increasing crowd. an increase in the public revenues.
Tramps receive very little sympathy
Tin- views tluit are entertained by Is powerless.
The situation is briefly this. We are
from the people of this city for the rea­ Mr. Carlisle concerning tlie needs of
son that but few of them up to date tlie treasury mid Die currency system paying 94 per cent higher wages Dian
have lieen other than the genuine genus of tlie government have already lieen the woollen manufacturers in England,
explained. He is not willing to exer­ 120 per cent higher wages than those in
hobo.
cise tlie power io issue such bonds as Eranee, and 180 |>er cent higher than
The leading article in the January me .now authorized by tlie act of 1875, those in Belgium. Tlie national asso­
f.yuui is tlie “The Teaching of our Re­ because they would carry such u high ciation of woollen manufacturers sent a
cent. Economic Experieni-es,” by Mr. rate of interest and would run so long man abroad to canvass this matter, and
David A. Wells. Mr. Wells lias sum­ I lint they would command a premium I know Ids report has not been over­
The new tariff proposes to
med up tlio almost incalculable loss mid would is- lieyond tlie means of drawn.
of the financial panic and anal.vz.ed the small investors iu this country. He give us from 25 per cent to 40 per ci-nt
causes of it witli a thoroughness that favors tlie issue of 3 |ier oeut isimls to protection. We cannot run our mills
nolssly else lias attempted. He finds tin- amount of 82181,999,999, payable at if we are going to lose money, and the
the deep-lying cause of our fiscal and tin: option of Die government alter five result is tlie difl'erence is coming direct­
ly upon our laborers.
commercial dangers in tlie |Hipular ig­ years.
T. E. W. says:
These, lie thinks, could lie disposed
norance of financial ami economic lit­
I never heard of the Nonantuin mill
erature and ex|ierience on tlie part not of to Die people directly by tlie govern­
only of the great body of the people ment through the agency of Die sub­ I until half an hour ago, when I read the
treasuries and Die |iosl offices. If con­ foregoing lying circular from its treas­
lint of otherwise well educated men.
gress does not approve of tin-issue of urer, ill the Iudlunapolis .Srntinrl. It
bonds of tliis description, Mr. Carlisle may lie a maker of worsted cloth and
It is impossible to conduct business
suggests that he lie authorized to issue worsted yum, lint I have supposed it to
without money and it is absolutely I $59,(MNi,18)0of 3 |s-r cent Ijonds payable lie a milker of cloth. I fit makes yarn
necessary that credit ls‘ maintained,
after one year, Die luinds to is- used the figures affecting the farmers are al­
especially at tills time. Men who have
by the secretary to meet any de­ tered slightly, but the wage figures re­
money and who ask for credit are un­
ficiency in Die revenues. Bonds of.this main iiiichangcd. On $1070 worth of
dermining their res|s>iisil>ility in tlie
description were favored by Senator foreign yarn (of which the $70 is for
eyes of our business men and some day
Sliermmi ill liis speech in tlie dosing foreign labor) the duty is $1410 (see
they will wake up witli tlie sheriff at
i hours of Die debate of the silver repeal yarn imported, 1892, value $15, duty $20
their door. Wholesalers must be paid
page 8O-5), of which $428 is for wages,
bill.
and a move on their part means a move
As Mr. Carlisle points out tlie defi­ $!H> for the farmer, and $27 for duty on
on tlie part of tlie business mail for tlie ciency in tilt- revenues must Is- met, imported material. The wage fund is
money justly owing him. Business is I mid congress must provide some means tlie same in either case.
down to its minimum in nil parts of for supplying Die treasury witli the
Take tlie last sentence of this protec­
tlie valley ami it liehooves every man necessary funds. Whatever new taxes tion bunco-steerer: “The new tarift'pro­
who lias a debt, to pay It if jsissihle. may Is- iui|>osed by congress for the poses to give us from 25 to 40 per cent
It helps his own credit and tlie credit purpose of increasing revenue will not protection”—from $205 to $428 for every
of tlie business man witli whom lie I m * available during tlie present fiscal $210 we pay you in wages. "The diff­
deals.
year. The extravagance of the billion- erence is coming directly upon our la­
ilollar congress and tlie financial dis­ borers.” Out of the $428 we now re­
The low price of wheat has made our tress caused by Die Sherman act have ceive as trustees to pay over to you, we
fanners think seriously of growing a made it necessary for tlie government now keep (steal?) $218,paying you $210.
more profitable crop. Numbers will to borrow money, mid Mr. Carlisle If this payment to us is reduced to $2t>5
plant hops next season, while hundreds asks congress to enable him to imrrow we shall pay you $47 instead of the$210.
of acres will In? set aside for orchards. on tlie most favorable terms possible.
In every ease whatever the amount
The hop crop of this county has made
The se»-retary also recoiumemls that may be, we shall keep $218. You may
lip the deficiency in tlie wheat crop tlie coin reserve lie increased if Die gov­ have what remains. We are not satis­
and price, or nearly so, and there is not ernment is to continue to lie a bank of fied with having you supported as a
a single ease of starvation in the issue without tlie powers which enable public charge. We are not satisfied
county, nothwlthstanding the letter of Imnkers to meet emergencies. So long witli having lalior which costs us no­
the governor. A man takes it as an a.« tlie government issues paper money thing. We demand that we shall have
insult to Is* called a I’ennoyi-rile in tills mid promises to redeem it in coin at that, as a matter of course, and we de­
county. With a united representation the demand of tlie holders it must mand, in addition, that we shall lie
of tlie four west side counties at the have tlie means of keeping its prom­ paid more for our lienevolence in pro­
midwinter fair, tlie wealth and popula­ ises. Tlie reserve of $ll8),(88),i8Ki was viding you with work than you receive
tion of tlie section would lie doubled sufficient when tlie legal tender paper for doing it. The treatment by Mgree
within five years. Something is nec­ of tlie country amounti^l to $349,981,« of the African slaves on his plantation
essary to counteract tlie words of our 919, but it is not sutficient now Dial, was as milk to tlie high-wine of this
find governor.
| the amount lias lieen increased to $499,-1 mail’s treatment of tlie Puritan paupers
1881,249. If tlie isiin reserve 1« not- in ids mill,
Who can give me tills
Dr. G. H. Wright lias returned from a to lie strengthened, Die treasury should liar's mime? I want to keep It in my
business trip to Albany, and reports cein e to Issue mid maintain pa|ier cur­ scrap Issik.
that the buslaess situation there is rency, and should resume its original
The wage question .loes not trouble
worse than it is here by a whole lot. purpose of receiving and disbursing the Nonantum mill, for the protection
With a couple hundred thousand the revenues of the government.
of wages is preserved by the Wilson
dollars tied up in busted banks it is
Mr. «'arlisle doesnot favor any im­ bill. It Is n mere excuse, a flimsy bun­
sure to Is» so! Then tlie Oregon Pacific mediate radical currency legislation.1 co to humbug its workmen and conceal
mess adds its quota to tlie general stag­ He points out that there is now in tlie the fear it Is in for the greater loss that
nant condition th rough unpaid sala­ country more currency than tliere was' will come from free wool. This has
ries. The business men of Albany have in Novemlier, 1892, by $122,494,917.1 lieen explained in "Seven Threads of
been carrying tlie unpaid employees of There is more than business needs or tlie Wool Bunco,” lint is worth repeat­
tile road for sucli a time that their | emi use, and money is accumulating at ing in brief.
■money must Is- alsiut exhausted.
A i money centers to tlie embarrassment
Tlie wisdlen doth and yarn mills re­
conservative business town like Mc­ mid loss of tlie banks. There is much quired in 1880 raw- material equal to
Minnville usually looms up in tlie time tluit Is discordant mid crude in our cur- 889,485,57iYpotin<la of grease wool; they
of business depression, and while its reney legislation, am« the more grievous require now 1 ,(88l.«88l,<88l pounds, «»f
citizens have been called mosshacks, evils should lx- remedied, but there is this only 3o per cent Is actually new
time» without numlier, they are now no present nr»-d of laws looking to the wool; 70 |s-r cent is shoddy, waste,
eating three square meals per day and creation of new currency.
niu.'.go, (lock, cotton and other nilx-
know that when Die morrow mines
Mr. Carlisle takes the view of hls tores. Tlie total wisil supply of the
they w ill eat three more. McMinnville |M>wer to coin the bullion now in Die i'nited States is 279,1881,188) |«,unds av-
Is all right, and in her ow n undisturti- . treasury, mid D m - «eigiiiorage arising erage, We inqiort less than 30,two,uno
serenity will move to tlie front «low,but 1 from sneli coinage, that has alnrady i pounds average. In other words the
sure.
I hm - ii set fortli iu tlie Washington dis- mills use an average of 3 per cent im­
IMitehes. When tlie bullion now in the ported wool, 27 percent American wool
Five columns of the Oref/oiiiiiH her- treasury is mined tliere will lie to tlie and 70 per cent mixtures. On tlie 3
aid the fact abroad that the foot Imll ereilit of Die government Die sifm of |s>r cent of imported grease wool they
team of the Leland Stanford Jr. IIIIÍ* $55,159,981 in standard silver dollars.
pay a duty of 11 cents per pound—a
versify hold« the Pacific const cham­
It is imiieu-ssary to recite tlie argu­ yearly average of $3,399,<881. To recoup
pionship. A ««liege paying tlie atten­ ments witli which Mr. Carlisle sup­ themselves for this tax on their raw
tion to athletic« that Die condition of ports Die prineiplcs underlying the material they are aiithorizwil by law to
thia team evinces must give a« much at­ Wilson taril!'bill. His |>nsltion on this i collect from the people a tax of $110,-
tention to the care and training of the qiiotion ha« long ls-en known to the 1 i«»i,i88i—of 11 cent« on every pound of
brains of it« students. A mB»-gi- stand­ I country. Of evurse, his statement mid I raw material, To enable them to do
ing high in nthletie« always stand« liis reasonings are marked by his cus­ this a >qieciiil “compensatory tax” of H
high in its other brmiehc«, and a col- tomary force ami cli-arae««. Nothing cents per pound Is levied upon -tlie
lege i* called upon to dn nothing great­ could be clearer than his answer to the grease wool suppose»! to lie in the In
er than to gi veph yslcnl,moral and intel­ objection to a»l valorem rat»-« liecailse |w»rtcd cloth or yarn—from .33 to .->2
lectual Induing to man, fitting him to they aflbnl <»p|s»rtunitie« for under­ cent« on each pound of imported cloth
defy disease.) he dcvll.aml take a proper valuations. "I nm not able to see,” or yarn, a« it i« supposed that from 3 to
l>art In the drama ol life.
Too many lie writes, "how unequal taxation can 41 |s>iind«of gri-anc wool is required for
eel leg»*« think that moral and In­ he Justilieil u|w»n tlie ground that the a |HHiml of product.
tellectual training is all they are »-ailed burdens upon Die people ought to be
Tlie mills i-annot mlieet one cent of
upon to give, allowing the «Indent tn increased in onler that the ialiors of this $119,1819,(88) tax on the people ex­
get his physical training where he. )»ublic officials may lie diminished, or cept by and through trusts and combi­
may, failing to recognise that sport, that D m * hom*st citizen «liiaild be pun­ nation« to control the market price.
properly dirveted. 1« manly.
Without ished in order to prevent the dishonest The tax doe« not collect Itself.
People
proper direction It is usually degrading one from attempting to violate the law.” do not pay it voluntarily. It must lie
Mr. Carlisle re»-ommen»l* tlx levying forced out of the people by gripping
and It* influence Is to counteract tlie
of new internal taxes f->r the purpose I heir throats. The woolleu industry hi
moral teachings of the college.
AT LESS THAN C( )ST!
From now until January I, we will offer our immense Stock of
Men’s Boys’ and Children’s
Clothing and Overcoats
At from 20 to 30 Per Cent Discount
This will bring many of them below actual cost, and give the peo ‘ of Yamhill Coun
chance to buy good Sensible Goods for < Christmas at prices never before heard of.
Just Look at our Goods and Prices;
They Will Surprise You.
East and Sou
Our Next Serial, Frank Barrett’s Latest:
I
“ OUT OE THE JA WS OF DEATH
—VIA—
THE SHASTA ROUT
—'OF THE—
A Graphic Story of* Life and Scenes in London. ' Southern Pacific Com;
Express Tyains Leave Portland
split up into a score or more of these
"llesist witli rare tlu* spirit of inno-
ARRIVE
Portland
. B.15 p ni SanFrancin'i,
trustsand selling agreements. Some i vntion, liowi-uer specious tin- pretext.”
San Fran... 7:00 p m Portland
are able to collect nearly all of their is a sentence that can well be lieurkeii-
Above trains stop at all statior
lioodle; others can collect very little be­ ed to at till.« period of our national life,
I Portland to Albany inclusive also?
Shdds, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junctic
cause the trust is too large and the j The "spirit of innovation lias brought
Irving, Eugene, and all stations fro
members fight one another. The aver­ the country to the condition it is now
burg to Ashland inclusive
ARTIES owing F. DIELSCHNEIDER for Boots
age collection is supposed to Is- less than in.
Ronebuig Alail Dally.
Tlie “spirit of innovation” east
and Shoes must pay tor them before Febru­
LEAVE.
one-half.
aside Die doctrines of tlie fathers of this
ABRIVR
i Portland ... 8:30 a m Roseburj
Roseburg... 5
ary i, 1894. By so doing costs will be saved. I
The American farmer is entitled to II , country and through Die o|>eration of
( Roseburg. 7:00 a in¡ Portland...
____
4
cents extra on his 270,01)0,000 pounds of i the tariff law nnd its consequent laws
Mean What I Say.
wool, or $29,700,000 of the $110,00,000, ! for Die lietter protection of a class,
The Best Line of BOOTS and SHOES always in Stock.
providing ne can collect it from the I thousands of deserving people are now
-
F. DIELSCHNEIDER.
manufacturer. Ta do this he must form without shelter from tlie bitter winds
ANU
a trust, take the manufacturer by the of winter. At no Dine since v'e were a
Second Class Sleeping Cars
throat and compel him to pay the 11 nation lias there been such u calamity,
Attached to all Through Train
cents extra by refusing to sell at less so far-reaelilng in its eflect, as Die one
WEST SIDE DIVISION
than the foreign price with duty ink that is now upon us, the logical result
Between Portland and Corvall
deil. This he cannot do.
He is too of a protective theory. Tills theory of
Mail Train Daily, except Sunda
many in number. He sells his wool in Die republican party lias been unveiled
LEAVE
ARRIVE i
Portland
... 7 :<30 a m McMinn’.. .103
cut-throat competition and trusts to the , and it is found to lie nothing lint a s|s--
McMinn'... 10:1.5 a in Corvallis.. .12s
generosity of the wool dealer to pay i eious monster controlled by a syndi­
Corvallis . 1:00 p in McMinn' . H
him 11 cents |H-r | mil nd more than he cate, feeding upon the many tluit tin-
McMinn’... 3:01 p in Portland.
At Albany and Corvallis connect
asks.
few may have a full stomach. Tlie
trains of Oregon Pacific.
There are over a million fisil farmers country is in (lie linnds of tlie conserv­
Express Train Daily, except Sund
in the United States who imagine that ative party from whose hands Die con­
1.KAVE.
.
ARRIVE |
Have
diflerent
nieunings,
You
i-au
set
a
lien,
but
you
this tax of 11 cents ]>er pound for tlieir trol was wrenched by tlie spirit of ill-
Portland . 4:40 p m McMnn .. 7.1
cannot
Hit
on
one
comfortably.
McMinn*.. 5:50 a m|Portland... «1
lieneflt collects itself in some mysteri­ novation. I iinovatio.i lias lind its day
ous way. That tlie manufacturer slips and its effect upon tlie country you
into their pts-keis without tlieir knowl­ now behold. Let tlie destiny of this
edge 33 eeuts more than Die foreign country lie in tlie hands of the party
Tc. sit on. and we have tlie largest, cheapest and mos < an be obtained at lowest rates from |
price per |saiiid for scoured wool, and most capable of moulding it. Let it re­
artistic line ever brought to this city.
Wilcox, Agent, McMinnville.
that the woolen mill owners would la- main where it is.
R KOEHLER,
E. P. R0GERI
very unhappy if they supposed that
Manager.
Asst. G F. A 1
any part of the $29,799,OtMl included in
It has been a hard year for manufac­
their $110.999,000 tax on the people did turers. There has been a panic, a great
Should not he made brfon* looking over our stock.
not reach the fanner in some way. The locking up of money and a time of gen­
American farmer never received one eral and severe economy on the part of
HcfUnnville, Or.
BURNS & DANIELS
eent of it. His protection could not consumers, yet the bulletin Just issued
possibly have benelitted him, liecause at Fall Kiver setting forth the opera­
he has never lifted his finger to collect tions of thirty-four corporations there
it. The mill-owners have collected it— shows that they have paid this year
and kept it. Honesty would have been average dividends of 7.05 per cent on
the liest policy for them
They could their nominal capital, which is tmieh
have purchased 4,000,000 republican greater than their actually invested
farm votes for protection and never capital. It surely must he obvious to
lieen disturbed in their theft if they the least instructed mind that these '
°'SPlCT0^
Have engaged the attention of the people. The lover o
had arrange»! to give the farmer 27 pet “infant industries” cannot survive any
sport has been enthusiastic over sails of Vigilant and Val­
cent, his share of the $110,000,900 reduction in the amount of government i
kyrie. while the hard run farmer of this locality is drawn
"eoiu|«'nsation boodle,”
But they pap given to them through high-tarlil*:
to the Sales, especially when the prices are as low as those
were a set of greedy thieves, without schedules. The American |x>ople are
marked on all goods
honor, ready to rob one another at ev­ manifestly unreasonahlo in asking to
ery opportunity, and while they collect­ be relieved from any part of the tax
ed from the people the amount the they pay to swell such tiividvnds as
AND ALL
farmer had a right to collect from them these, which in a had year actually fall
a
trifle
below
8
per
cent
on
the
watered
they kept it until the farmer should
capitalization of the mills. .V. Y. World.
The best price to the farmei- who is selling 48 cent wheat
form a trust and force them to surren­
is the very lowest price, and
der It.
COST OF BRITISH DEFENSE.
The Nonantum mill uses probably
WHEN WE ADVERTISE
the average amount—3 per cent foreign Tlio Immense Expense Incurred by Eng­
THAT
HODSON’S PRICE ON^—
Gl
land's
Military
Operations.
27 per cent domestic and 79 per cent
The British empire spends as a rule
mixture, but it is only taken as a type
Qu'c*<esr to cwca9°> •
and its variations do not matter. On upon defense from .$250.000*000 to .$280,-
000,000 a year, of which the military ex­
tlie $199(1 worth of product (without penditure of India, with the indirect
fl Quicker to Omaha a
adding the labor cost of $219) its pro­ expenditure for the sake of India on
•
Kansas City.
|
tection is $1743—of which $428 is for la­ the mobile land forces at home, forms
bor, leaving $1815 as the compensatory- the largest item, says Sir ('. W. Dilke.
Pullman and Tonrist Sleepers.
Free Reclining Chair Cars.
tax on the raw material, divliled ns fol­ in North .\mcrican Review. Almost
Is the best it means tliât it is the lowest, and that
the whole of this vast sum is expended
Dining Cars.
lows:
out of British loans or taxes under the
For rate« or general information . al
Its "fat” on shoddy mixtures
$929.50 control of the parliament of the T'nited
or address,
Collected for farmer
355.05
W H. HCRLBCRT, Asst. Gen. Pa*«. J
Kingdom, and out of India taxes under
Tax paid on import«*! wool ..
39.45
254 Washington St.,
the indirect control of the house of
P ortland . O rin
Or
Wallace A Hartman.
Total................... »
.
$1815.09 commons through the secretary of
By trailing with Hodson. Try trailing with him and see
state, who is a member of the govern­
McMinnville, Oregoi
for yourself whether or not this is true.
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It must pay the $39.45 duty on the
ment of the day. This expenditure,
importe.1 wool. It cannot escape Die although vast, although open to the re­
machinery for collection by Die I’niteil proach that it does not do more than
.L CLARK, D. I». S.
The Yaquiao. Reute.
Staten, though it would if it could, mid maintain a fleet slightly superior to
I without a custom house would not pay that of France, and an army of very’
one cent. It is under no obligation to small numbers, is a fleabite as com­
pay tlie farmer one cent of tlie $355.(85 pared (in its ill effect upon the wealth
of the nation) with the military ex­
extra for hi« wool, and it doe« not. It penditure of Italy, or. in a less degree,
escape« that tax for the farmer has no with that of other continental powers.
17. W. HADLEY', RECEIVER. I
tax-gatherer. There's no one to pay The evidences of the overpressure of
it th". Line !# Take
|
M
c
M
innville
the $305.05 to even if lie wanted to. taxation in India itself, many as they
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The $920.50 is of course clear “fat,” a are, are slight in comparison with
! tt Ik the DININb CAR ROUTE. Il nJ
reward of merit, because tlie Nonnn- those which are present in the case of
Italy; and it may be assumed therefore
COULTER it WRIGHT. Proprietors
Through VESIIEt LCD TRAINS |
tuin mill is so good to go to all this
that, while the taxpayers of the United
Every Day in Lie Year to
■
Goods of all descriptions moved and care
trouble of collecting from the people Kingdom and of India may make their
bundling guaranteed. Collections will
through its trust Die $355.95 for the voices heard in insisting upon better fill
be made monthly
Hauling of a.l kinds
BETWEEN WILLAMETTE VALLEY
fanner —which it keep«—and so gen­ value for their money, the expenditure done cheap
(No Change of Cart;
i
will
not
in
itself
be
brought
to
an
end
erous to pay the 39.40 into the treasury
POINTS ANO SAN FRANCISCO
—which it must. It is the loss of this by bankruptcy.
A Hundred
( Qiisurpa.«8cd >
I
$1275.55 "compensation” tlie Noniin-
Little Things
O<-eiiii Steamer Sailings.
tum mill is worried alsiut.
Free wool
wi|iesout the $1315 entirely. It reduces
Almut a home can lie repaired or.
(Of Latest Equipment,)
.8. 8. WH.IAMETTB VALLEY
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its protection solely to the $428 paid for
constructed that makes it more, paves San Francisco........... Jiilvll “1 31
"Among the many testimonials which I
wages, nnd the Nonantuin mill does
comfortable.
The man to do Leaves Yaquina.................... Jn‘ly
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Best that can be constructe«! and in I
s«‘<* in regard to certain medicines perform­
, This company reserves tlie right to change
which accommodations are for hoi* I
not want free wool.
Its trust may not
this is
ing cures, cleansing the blood, etc.,” write h
I «ailing dates without notice.
dert of First or Kecond-ctass Tick- I
collect all, but It collects enough to
11 em ; y B ldsox , of the James Smith
•ta. and
ED HUFF
Woolen Machinery Co..
Kiver Steamers.
make the loss a heavy one.
Philadelphia, Pa., “none
The lesson is: Without a trust tlie
Steamer "Hoag" leaves Portland. Wed- A Cootlnioai Line connecting witli >n
impress me more than my
(leneml wood workman. Fur- 1 iie«d«y7n<t
.------ 1. m
seventy-eight worsted mill.« could not
own < a*e. Twenty years
lines, affordiug direct and unin-
nftnre repaired and upholstered.
ago. at the age of is years,
K. C. TH y . lien. Apt .
collect from the people even the $39 out
terrapted service.
Salmon
Street
Wharf.
Portlan.l.
I
ha«l
swellings
come
on
of the $1743 granted by congress. With­
Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secug
Wagon Repairing
D. R. V avonv , Gen. Art..
my legs, which broke and
•d in advance Uirough auy agent of theroai
out a trust the Ilalsir unions) their
Sun Frnncisi'o.
became runnings sotcm .
TirAlvb TieL'Aiy T«> ami from a'.I Pointe
And saw filing. Next «loor to
11$r»i®11 ,rMWin America, EnglM<
workers, could
col li-ct from
not
R E. MULCAHY, Gen’ISupt.,
Our family physician eonhl
Wallin’s blacksmith shop.
Corvallis, Oregon.
*2» ®'nroPe enn he purchased at any tlcM
do me no good, and it was
lie
the mills the $149 said to
office of thia conmnny.
feared that the bones
paidln excess of Belgic wages,
With-
Full information concerning ratef, ti*j
would be affected. At last,
out a tru«t the farmers could not collect
•■trains, routes and other details furnisbw
my
good
old
mother
on
application to any agent, or
one cent of tlieir pro»luctl»>ii. The ben­
A D CHARLT0X.
ur<e<l mo to try Ayer*»
» _ __
eficiaries are always Die few; tlie rol.ls-d
Astt General Passenger Agrei
Sarsa|$ariHa. T took three
•«■«
■
‘
»I
«■••
Of
tbeCowipaBy.
»instantly removes and forever deetrovs
and deludeil are always Die many.
bottles, the sores healed,
►objectionable hair, whether upon the
and I hare not been
cAVEAl S.TRÑJL
* hands, face, arum or ne<k. without dia-
tronbleil since. Only the
Tlie prompt confirmation of Mr. Mc-
COPYRIGHTS.”
’coloration or injury io the most delicate
•earn remain, and the
Veagli makes it all the more clear that
$skin. It was for lifly rear* the secret I
mrinory of the past, to
I
Bro»«
r*T*NT »
► formula of Erasmus Wil-on. acknolw-
Mr. Hornblower is lieing ‘'held up” bc-
remind me of the good
*te<lgrtl by phy-ician- a- the highest au-
eatise he ■s.jevtrd Io May narilisni. “Sen­
Ayer*» Sarsaparilla ha« done me. T now I ►thority and the mo«t eminent derniatoj-1
‘ogiat an«I hair >j»es ialij«t that ever lived.1
weigh two hundred and twenty pounds, and
atorial courtesy” niu«t think highly of
I-.-Zi-TEST TIlvxX: CARD
lb"»»
(During his private practice of a lifetime
am In the best of health. 1 have been on the
itself to consent to such a prostitution
I tally Through Train*.
.among the nobilitv and aristocracy of I
hku I for the past twelve years, have noticed
.Europe he prescribed ibis ren ipt. Price
of its prerogative.
Ayer'a Sarsaparilla advertis’d In all part*
|1 by mail «eeurelv packed. < orre«ix>n-<
12 4..] >i 25p Iv Mlftneanckih at1
of the I’niteil States, and always take pleas­
dene»- confidential.
S,»l«’ Agents for
The lianl-tinies < Tiristma* «t < in-gon
Mt pR'll ar
1 A«- 7 Up Iv
ure in telling what good It di«l for me."
America. A d< I res •
4 Ifq. Iv
Dnlnth ar
was as bountiful as in Die year« |>o-t
TWB
SKOOMU«
»OOT
HANI
MtOWfN
CO
For the enre of all diseases originating ia
7
15p
Iv
A
k I i I rik I
ar
Dept. R, ft? 8. Fifth Avenue. New York.
Nearly everyone ha<l a turkey, not one
Impure blood, the best remedy is
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7 l.'»n mo« sr ClHi-ngo h
of pennoyer's however.
Tickets sold and baggage ‘‘liei ked through
AYER'S Sarsaparilla
all points in the United Htatea and ‘
rrrp.n«t b, hr t. C.AynkCo., I.wHI, M m .
The l'ieo-ier-Jntíritnl state« that I’en­
d. Close connection made in ChH-ngo*""
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trains going Ka*t and South.
noyer is loosing his grip. Tlie people I Cures others, will cure you
For full information apply to your
of this state wish lie had it.
tf
est ticket avent or to
JAff C. PONB -
<,*n Pas", and Tkt. Art < bi« a<”.
P
hilling Cars on Ogden Route
I'lillmaii Buffet Sli
Through Tickets to all Poini
Chairs are the proper things
The Eastern states, Canada or El
Your Choice
THROUG1
Sales and Sails
SALT LAKE,
DENNI
OMAHA, KANSAS CIT
CHICAGO,
ST. LOI
EASTERN CITIES.
1 I3ÆVS T
2 CHICA
EQÜES
BY O. O. HODSON
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Stoves, Hardware, Tinware,
Paints, Oils, Sash,
Doors and Glass, n
Honey can be Saved
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from Terminal or Interior Points
OregouPatiflcHailroai
iI
TRUCK AND DRAY CO., Direct Line,
Northern Pacifii
To all Points Easi & Soun
Quick Dispatch,
Low Freight Rates.
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
CMaposed of DIMM HRS
rULLMAM DRlWI.M;R0i>.)lSLi:i;rEM
Only the Scars Remain.
TOURIST SLEEP!AG (AKX
ELMAMT DAY COACIHW
Ä
H air death
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Wisconsin Central Lin*