THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER.1
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DOLE’S REPLY.
PROTECTION AS THEFT.
The reply of President Dole to Presi­ Th« Tariff Mui« I« Piala in Stating (I m C um .
dent Cleveland gives evidence that
The tariff mule In the New York
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President Dole is as much an American
A consolidation of the Itmann. estab­ as President Cleveland. His reply also World nays that there 1» hut one way ,
lished in Angust, 1KK1, and the Tatar hos «. lets us know that he is well balanced to treat protection—as theft. There is
established in June. IHS*i Tlie consolida­
and tliat if he Is a sample ef the men but one way to treat a protected nianu-
tion taking effect on February 1,1*M*.
8IB8CRIPTION RATES.
who are desirous of annexation it is facturer—os a thief. The proof in clear
One Year, in advance
$1 **•* best for this country to annex tlie is­ to all men—clear and indisputable. If
Six Month-, in advance..
50
there Is a protected manufacturer in the
Three month, In advance
25 lands. Men of bis worth are hard to
All arrearages when tlie paper is ordered find, and if tfie United States can gain United States who cannot lie proven
continued, and not paid for in advance.will a number of citizens such as lie, any by his own testimony an embezzler of
*>e charged for at the rate of $2 co yer year.
price is not too much to pay for the Is­ trust funds; to be in busiuere only for
I.O*'AL ADVERTISIN'** RATES.
the receipt of trust funds which he can
1'he following are the rates of T he T i . lk - lands. He and bis compatriots, if they
raoai-Rai.lsTaa for Display Advertising :
are men of Ids calibre, would 1* wel­ embezzle, every opponent of protection
1 wk. come in the halls of congress at this should be willing to pass the remainder
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of ids life in a state prison, in solitary
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time.
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72
To know his worth as a statesman it eonflnemeut. There is no other crime
t'ol *;
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Is necessary to read but tlie two closing of which the protected mill owners are
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paragraphs in his reply to the request guilty. There is no other valid or log­
All display a<h, when uoniractas to length
ical objection to protection.
of time is not made with the nubli^hers, of President Cleveland to surrender his
Because these thieves number 14,500,
authority. They are as follows:
will be charged for at the monthly rate.
Business locals, per line, eacii week
10
“No man can correctly say that tlie liecause the 450 gangs into which they
Business locals, per line, first week
queen owed her downfall to the intefer- are divided are rich enough and strong
from business houses having display
enough to control a political party, be­
ad without contract......................
10 ence of the Americau forces, The rev­
Each subse<juent insertion............
olution was carried through by repre­ cause each of the individual members
Business locals from business houses
sentatives, now largely reinforced, of with a small part of the plunder sup­
having three, six or twelve months
contracts for display advertising, per
the same public sentiment which forc­ ports a company of retainers, wbuee
line each insertion*
.........
ed the monarchy to its knees in 1887, votes are plumped at electloas, and be­
Notices of all local entertainments of
a money making character, per line
suppressed the insurrection of 1889 and cause tlie whole system is a united
Notices of free entertainments will be
which for 21* years has lieen battling army of thieves, held together by tlie
edited in this office.
for a representative government in this cohesive power of public plunder—this
Resolutions of condolence, per line ..
j
Cards of thanks and obituary poetry..
country. If the American forces had magnitude of organization for theft
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
been absent the revolution would have does not alter the nature of the crime.
Notices of Appointment and Final Set­
taken place for sufficient cause, for it It does not change the thief into an
tlement
...........
>
All other legal advertising. |l nerinch I
had nothing to do with their presence. honest man liecause his gang is large
first insertion, 50 cents per inch for ea
I therefore, in all friendship for the enough terrorize a community and pre­
subsequent insertion.
vent a court from trying or a jury from
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All bills for adyertising to be paid on the government of the United States,which convicting him. If one ironmaster ill
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first of each month, All bills against T he you represent, and desiring to cherish
Pennsylvania
should
petition
congress
T elephon « R egisteb to be presente»! for tlie good will of the great American
payment on the first of month.
—'OF THE—
-
people, submit the answer of iny gov­ to pay him out of the public treasury
$6.72 for each ton ef pig iron made as
ernment
to
your
proposition
and
ask
Entered at the poetoffice at McMinnville
that you will transmit the same to the the difference between what he paid
Oregon, as second-class matter.
president of the United States for his his workmen and what foreign iron­
Express Tyains Leave Portland !*«ii.
S ample C opies O f T he T elephone -R egis ­ consideratian. Though the provisional masters paid their workmen, and, the
I
tr.AV K.
A1UIW». '
The Jute Mill.
Wages increased the value of our cot­
ter will l>e mailed to any person in the
petition
having
been
grunted,
it
should
Portland . 6.15 p ni SanFrancureM if
i
United States or Europe, who desires one, government is far from being n great be discovered that his workmen re­ ton goods in 1880 just exactly 27.5 per
San Fran. . 7:00 p m Portland
|.g
free of charge.
Last year the legislature made an ap-
power, and could not long resist the
Above trains stop at all station! f
ceived only $2.4*> wages per ton; that cent. To manufacture $1999 worth of propration of $190,0**0 for the purchase
Portland to Albany inclusive also T«ni
L. P. Fisher, Newspaper udvertisiing forces of the United States in a hostile
Hlidds, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction1
agent, 21 Merchants’ Exchange. San attack, we deem our [Misition to be im­ tlie employer embezzled $4.26 of the material labor raised the average cost of machinery for the manufacture ef
to
$1,275.
The
reports
of
the
mill
own
­
Irving, Eugene, and all stations from!
Francisco, is our authorized agent. This
$6.72 per ton drawn by him from the
jute fabr! -s at the state penitentiary.
pregnable under all legal precedents,
burg to Ashland inclusive
paper is kept on file in his office.
ARTIES owing F. DIELSCHNEIDER for Boots
treasury for their wages and paid them ers to the tenth census show ‘bat the Tills sum was thought to be sufficient I
Koeeburg Mall Dally.
under the principles of diplomatic in­
All subteribers who do not receive their
and Shoes must pay for them before Febru­
nothing on his own account, he would range wa4 between 20 and 33 per cent, to purchase the proper machinery, pay
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ABBUI
paper regularly will confer a favor by im­ tercourse, and in tlie forum of consci­ tie arrested, convicted of embezzlement so that $33** covered the highest labor
Portland
.
. 8 :30 a ni Roseburg... 5 J0|
ary i, 1894. By so doing costs will be saved. 1
the freight on it, erect the necessary
mediately reporting the same to thia office ence. We have done your government
Roseburg.
7
:00
a
in
Portland
... 4- jo
cost
per
$1000
in
any
cotton
mill.
As
­
no wrong, no charge of discourtesy is and sent to prison for a number of suming that no wages are paid abroad, buildings, purchase Jute, and employ
Mean What 1 Say.
years. When 179 men conspire togeth­
Dining Cars on Ogden Route,
skilled labor. The sum of $40,0**** was
or can lie brought against us. Our only
Thursday, January 18, 1894
er and make such a petition, and it is to raise all the wages paid here an av- appropriated as a “revolving fund” for
The Best Line of BOOTS and SHOES always In Stock.
issue witli your people has been that
age
tax
of
$275
per
$1**00
would
fully
Pullman Buffet Sleep
granted by congress, with the minor
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F DIELSCHNEIDER.
because we revered its institutions of
AND
protect the cotton mill owner, giving the purchase of jute and other necessary
Judge * ialloway received a telegram civil liberty. we have desired to have change that instead of the $6.72 being
him lalmr without cost. He gets $686.(>0. material. When the state board of levy
Second
Class
Sleeping
Cart
raised
by
federal
tax
officers
and
dis
­
from the secretary of state yesterday to them extended to our own distracted
To fully protect any one $330 would be made the tax last year there was in­
Attached to all Through Traini.
the efleet that the state levy had been county, and liecause we honor its flag, bursed by the treasury it shall be col­
cluded
the
sum
of
$90,000
for
the
pur
­
enough.
WEST SIDE DIVISION
made and that it was 4.3 mills. The and deeming that its beneficent and lected by the 179 petitioners, organized
A word as to hosiery and knit goods, I chase of jute mill machinery. This
Between Portland and CorvalHt,
judge informed us that ths county levy authoritative presence would be for tlie as a pig iron trust, and disbursed by
leaves
the
further
sum
of
$100,000
for
as the Massachusetts mill barons—tlie .
Mail Train Daily, except Sunday.
would lie made to-day and that it best interests of all of our people, we tliem, neither the number of the
LEAVE
I
ABBIVI
most liberal in the union—have issued ; i the remainder of the machinery
................ and
thieves
nor
the
mauner
of
collecting
would not beover 14 millsand probably have stood ready to add our country as
Portland ... 7:30 a ni McMinn’. .10.151
a warning to their mercenaries that the »40,000 "revolving fund” to be in-
McMinn
’
.
.
10:15
a
in
Corvallis...
12:15p
less, including the state levy. As near a new star to her glory, and to consum­ tlie money afiecta the question at issue.
Corvallis... 1:00 p m McMinn’ . 3:01 p
the pittani'e now received by them ! eluded probably in the levy for 1893
as we can learn the exact estimate for mate a union which we believed would Do tlie workmen get the $6.72. Each
l
which
is
to
be
made
this
week.
A
suf
­
McMinn’ .. 3:01 p m Portland. 5-35p
will hereafter lie cut down. The total |
all pur)>oses is 12.1* mills. On tlie valu­ be as much for the benefit of your coun­ individual ironmaster receives the $6.72
At Albany and Corvallis connect wl
“wages” paid in 1880 was $**08,007 and ficient number of bricks have been
trains of Oregon Pacific.
for
his
workmen
and
steals
tlie
$4.26.
ation of this year the amount raised by try as ours. If this is an offense, we
Express Train Daily, except Sunday.
the pnsluct was worth $1,483,49*1. In made at the prison for the construction
He
obtains
tlie
money
under
false
pre
­
taxation will not exceed IHO^OO while plead guilty to it.
of the necessary buildings to be occu­
LEAVE.
I
ARRIVI
tenses. The statutes of every state in eacli $1009 worth there $245 worth of pied by the jute mil! and the board of
Have
different
meanings,
You
can
art
a
hen,
but
you
over $140,0**0 were required and raised
Portland.
. 4:40pm McMnn ... 7.25p
“I am instructed to inform you, Mr.
wages and $755 of other expenses. La­
the
union
defines
bis
act
as
larceny.
McMinn
’
...
5:50
a
m|
Portland.
.. 8:25i
cannot
sit
on
one
comfortably.
last yarr.
Minister, tliat the provisional govern-
bor increased the cost 32 per cent. Sup- prison directors (consisting of the gov­
There is no other word to express it.
ernor,
secretary
of
state
and
state
treas
­
of tlie Hawaiian islands respectfully
There is not one of the 14,500 protect­ pose labor increases foreign cost 10 ]>er urer) created for the purpose of carry­
Why Harvey W, Scott, tlie editor of and unhesitatingly declines to enter­
cent—one-third what it does here.
The Eastern states, Canada orEiri
the Oreyonian, should belittle such men tain the proposition of the president of ed manufacturers in the United States
ing into effect the provisions of the jute
Then the foreign importing cost is
To sit on, and we have the largest, cheapest and mos Can be obtained at lowest rates from 0. i
who
lias
not
asked
for
and
received
as Wilson, chairman of the house ways tlie United States tliat it should surren­
mill
bill,
expect
to
proceed
In
early
$1090 plus $190 wages................. $1,190.00
artistic line ever brought to this city.
Wilcox, Agent, McMinnville.
and menus committee, because he is a der its authority to the ex-queed. This permission to tax tlie people from two Duty to cover wage differences 818.84 spring with the construction of the
R KOEHLER,
E. P. ROGERS,
resident of u small town, is beyond tlie answer is made not only upon the to ten times the total amount of wages
buildings. Rut as the law is defective,
Manager.
Asst. G F. A P A
reasoning faculties of men of smaller grounds hereinbefore set forth, but up­ ills workmen receive—not one whose
Total.......................................... $1,D1«.84 insomuch as it falls to provide the man­
brain [rower than Mr. Scott. To tlie on our sense of duty and loyalty to the potential thefts from the wage fund he The cost of domestic product is
ner in which the factory is to be op­
Should not be made liefore looking over our stock.
$1000 plus $320 wages, or... .$1,320.00 erated, probably nothing will lie done
average man it shows that the brain of brave men whose commission we hold, secures by false pretense are not great­
er
than
the
amount
he
disburses
to
his
Mr. Scott has its vagaries. Mr. Scott, who have faithfully stood by us in the
SXSor.
BURNS & DANIELS.
Leaving to embezzle from wages. $598.84 looking to the purchase of machinery.
himself, is an illustration of tlie fallacy hour of trial, and whose will is tlie only workmen.
To cover an alleged difference of $320 The buildings which are to lie con­
There
is
not
one
protected
manufac
­
of his argument. He enjoys the dis­ earthly authority we recognize, We
in wages—a naked lie—the 57 Massa­ structed this year will be just as ser­
tinction—or ought to—of being one of cannot betray tlie sacred trust they turer in tlie United States protected to chusetts knit goods thieves demand viceable for a beet sugar factory or any
pay
"tlie
difference
in
wages
”
under
the best writers in an editorial chair in have placed in our hands, the trust
other kind of an industry us a jute mill
and receive $818.84.
the United States to-day. He under­ which represents tlie cause of Christian tlie McKinley bill whose protection for
To cover a total expenditure of $320 so there will be no loss on this account,
stands, comprehends,and can write flu­ civilization in tlie interestsof the whole tliat purpose under the bill will not for wages, these thieves have an allow­ and the buildings will be completed
exceed tlie total amount of wages he
ently and intelligently on all great people of these islands.”
ance of $818.84, which they obtained and ready for whatever use the next
pays, or could lie induced to pay,
questions, still, he is a resident of a
by fraud and false pretenses, and are legislature elects to put them, provided
while in S*0 per cent it remains from
IT IS TOPPLING.
.small city in a state having a less 1»>[>-
now trying to keep by force and intim­ the jute mill scheme dies the death
two to ten times. In a very few cases
ulatiou than a number of the cities of
Have engaged the attention of the people. The lover o
idation, through the physical and po­ that seems to await it.
The peace of Europe can not long it reduces tiieir thefts from the wages
the United States. It is sometimes
sport has been enthusiastic over sails of Vigilant and Val­
litical power of their retainers.
continue,
is
an
expression
often
found
fund;
in
no
case
does
it
fail
to
give
necessary to All a pa)>er, but never witli
COST OF CUP RACES.
kyrie. while the hard run farmer of this locality is drawn
Soft words are a crime. To admit
in the newspapers. Nevertheless the them all the wages they have ever paid
such an argument.
to the Sales, especially when the prices are as low as those
•ven for argument's sake, that tlie 57 Lord Dunraven Has Spent h Fortune Try­
nations of Europe have not as yet brok­ tiieir workmen. The only fault with
ing to Beat the Vigilant.
marked on all goods
knitting mill barons of Massachusetts
en it and tlie desire for war, while it the Wilson bill is that it fails to cut off
THE BOND ISSUE.
Yachting costs a great deal of
are anything but an armed gang of rob­
exists, lias been carefully concealed and all their stealings and provide for pay­
bers engaged in warfare upon tlie peo­ money, especially such yachting as is
AND ALL
It is absolutely necessary tliat the the large armies are continually being ing their workmen directly from the
indulged in to capture and defend the
ple, is something no honest man should America's cup. remarks the New York
government eliould borrow money, It made larger. This increase lias at last treasury at the highest rates, giving
Tribune. A friend of Lord Dunraven
cinnot meet it current obligations witlr broken the back of Italy and her the mill owners labor without cost to do.
The best price to the fanner who is selling 48 cent wheat
The few makers of chemicals who said recently that the earl told him
its current receipts.
fl nances and credit is in such a condi­ them.
is the very lowest price, and
that the total cost to him to build,
bleed
freely
around
election
times
are
There should be $100,000,000 ot gold tion that it is impossible for her to
Such a proposition would bring
well provided for. The tax for tlie equip and run the Valkyrie, together
WHEN WE ADVERTISE
in the treasury for redemption purposes make proportionate increases with her from these thieves a howl of rage a
benefit of the most liberal exceeds tlie with his tra veling expenses to win the
about $21,000,000 for tlie redemption of companions in the triple alliance, thousand times fiercer than the pres­
America’s cup, would be fully one hun­
THAT HODSON’S PRICE ON^—
full value of the imported product, as dred and fifty thousand dollars. The
uationul bank notes, and alxnit $25,- Germany and Austria.
With these ent. Tiieir main profits come from
previously shown, but others are hand­ syndicate which built the Vigilant
Quickest to Chicago art
500,060 to meet disbursing officers’ three countries banded together for what they steal from their workmen’s
somely protected.
subscribed one hundred thousand dol­
The East.
drafts. On Wednesday there was only mutual benefit in time of war, eacli wages.
Boracic acid................................... $951.00 lars originally, and has been called
$88,914,096 in the treasury, about $60,- augmenting her army and navy every
Quicker to Omaha art
Tlie total wages paid in all the pro­ White lead................................... 780.40 upon for an assessment besides, so
900,000 less than the funds liable to de­ year, it was suicide to start a row. Now tect«! Industries is about $280,000,000 Copperas........................................ 739.20 that the total outlay upon the cup de­
Kansas City.
mand draft, leaving not one dollar for the triple alliance is toppling because yearly. The total money the 450 trusts Bicarbonate of soda.........................*>04.70 fender is not far from the amount ex­
Pullman and Tonrist Sleepers.
Glycerine
......................................
525.40
pended on the Valkyrie. Add to these
dally expenses. And some $12,000,000 of the condition of one of its members collect for the difference in wages ex­
Free Reclining Chair Can,
Concerning one of these we have the sums the money which the Jubilee.
of $88,914,<*96 was sulisidiary and minor and with the withdrawal of this power ceeds annually $600,000,000. The thefts
Is the best it means that it is the lowest, and that
Dining Cart.
Colonia
and
Pilgrim
cost
their
owners,
“
official
”
facts.
Two
of
the
memtiers
coin.
the chances of an European war within divided by the 14,000 protected mill
Fur rates or general information Mint
and the total cost of the latest strug­
of
the
white
lead
trust
reported
to
the
or
address,
The president and Mr. Carlisle ask the year have increased one hundred owners are over $300,000,000. The Wil­
gle for the America’s cup amounts to
W H. HURLBURT, Asst. Gen. P ms . M
epngress for power to issue 3 per cent per cent. France and Russia will lie as son bill shaves a small slice, too small census office in 1880. One said that the almost five hundred thousand dollars.
254 Washington 8t.,
J;
P ortland . 0»« w >
short bonds for the purpose of main­ one power in tlie next war and lieing for account, off of this yearly theft of labor in $1000 worth of product was $80;
The honor of holding the America's
Or
Wallace
&
Hartmtli,
By trading with Hodson. Try trading with him and see
taining and preserving the credit of tlie ambitious nations, holding the balance $100,000,000. It <l<X‘s not touch and the other put it at $100. The small cup, however, cannot be reckoned by
McMinnville, Oregon.
for yourself whether or not this is true.
government. Bonds might I k * issued of power when the triple alliance is no cannot touch one dollar of the $280,000,- gang of thieves belonging to this white dollars and cents, and American yacht­
men
would
not
have
been
willing
to
lead
trust
get
$780.40
to
pay
a
total
now, but as Mr. Carlisle pointeil out, more, their ambitions no doubt will 000 which the workmen now get Ev­
Notice for Publication.
the only bonds authorized are long prevail and the drum beats and bugle ery protected manufacturer who is cut­ wage bill of $80 to $100. Their yearly part with the trophy at any cost. The
Mib &
"¡Taquina I%oxa.te.
practical benefit to boat building and
bonds bearing a high rate of interest. blasts of “to arms” will noon lie heard. ting down wages is doing so to retain theft is more than the total theft of the the pleasure and profit to be derived
I.aan Orrtcc at O bboox C ity , Oa.,
The credit of the country is such tliat Marching as a unit to the battle Helds; the amount he now steals by stealing Tweed ring, They have stolen and di­ from a pure and manly sport must be
January 5.1894.
vided nearly twenty times as much as added to the credit account.
lie could borrow at 3 |>er cont interest, with force enough to concentrate thous­ more than he does.
Notice is liereliy given tliat tlie following
named settler has filed notice of his inten­
instead of 41 or 5 per cent, on bonds ands of men at every strategic point in
There is not a protected industry in Tweed did.
tion to make final proof in support of his
Indian Relle. In Delaware.
Protection is not a theory; it is busi-
running from one to five years, instead Europe; with a combined navy power­ tlie United States in which a duty of
Interesting relics of dead and gone claim, and that said proof wilt be made be­
To
pay
total
wages
of
$488
the
BCM.
fore flic County Clerk of Yamhill county
of on bonds running thirty, fifteen or ful enough to crush the mighty fleet of 28 per cent will not protect to the full
E. W. HADLEY, RECEIVER.
Indian tribes are the great mounds of
McMinnville, Or . on Mardi *>. 18S3, viz-
ten years.
England with one broadside, the strug­ amount of wages. In 90 per cent of four gun trusts are protected as follows: oyster shells formed along the seashore •i
is the Line tn Taks
Frederick 5V. Haverland H. E. No 7 008
The necessity for a boud issue was gle will not last long. When the last the industries a duty of 20 per cent will On shot guns, double barrel........ $803.00 in southern Delaware. According to for the W of N 5V ), section 34 ami 5V
On
shotguns,
single
barrel
.........
785.30
created by tlie extravagance of tlie bil- articles of surrender have been signed do it. From tlie last report of the sec­ On pistms...................................... 684.30 local tradition, the Nanticokes of K of 8 W >4 of section 27. T 5 8, R 9 W.
He names the following witnesses *0
Pennsylvania were in the habit of win­ prove
lion-dollar congress, which was con­ and the soldiers have been sent to their retary of the treasury let us see what
H 1« the DINING CAP ”OVTE. Itnws
his continuous residence urmn and
In linen goods; to pay total wages of tering along the seashore in lower cultivation
of said land, viz ;
Through VESHBilin TR*t»S
trolled In both the house and the senate garrisons, tlie lithographers and map the protection now is on $1,000 worth $206 on each $1000 worth of product,
Delaware and of eating numerous
Lewis L. Bhortridge. Cal l.andinrham,
Every Day in I..« Yeart«
by the republicans. Resides appropri­ makers of the world will have a job of Amercan product imposed to pay
quantities of oysters. The shells tes­ George Myer and Jones Myer, all of Dolph
the linen trust receives:
r ’
ating sums of money in excess of the I upon their hands for the face of Europe i the difference in wages. The following On linen yarn............................... $687 20 tify to the appetites of the Nanticokes, Oregon.
R obert A. Mitxn,
BETWEEN WILLAMETTE VALLEY
public revenues. Hie republicans enact-' will he changed,
from the official returns of the custom On linen collars and cuffs ......... 685 40 and many Indian implements are found
Register.
(No Change of Care)
ed the McKinley tariff law,underwhich
bouse shews the actual duties imposed On linen laces.................. ............ 600 00 | in the mounds.
POINTS AND SAN FRANCISCO
I
the revenues fell oft’from $225,317,076 in ! County politics are quiet; but a few on $1,000 worth of foreign product The
It must be remembered tliat these
OMprad
of MNISfi HRS
A
Hundred
1890 to $173,0**7,670 in 1894 and $198,373- candidates have appeared in the field. trusts are authorized to add these amount« are cctual sums the mill own
(unsurpassed)
Little
Things
453 in 181*3. The secretary estimates Tlie work of tlie county court at its last amounts to the market price of each era pretend thatfthey pay their woik-
Ocean Steamer Sailings.
PULLMAMnitAWLliGROOMSLEErSU
the custcuns revenues for the current session demonstrates that all Its mem­ $1,000 wortli of their own:
men in each $1000 worth of product In
(Of Latest Kquipnient,)
CURES
About a borne can be repaired or
8. 8. WII.l.AMETTF. VALLEY
year, 181*4, at only $175,000,000, and the bers will lie up for re-election. The
„MOTHERS/
constructed that makes it more lilies Yimi?."'1'00
Duty imposed on excess of foreign wages. In $1000 worth
Jnll »• 2». »I TOURIST SLEEHXS CARS
deficiency at $28,000,1*00.
pollutions are not so loud in their
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Imports.
$1,000 worth. of linen yarn the makers say that the
Best that can be constructed inn tfi
comfortable.
The manjto do leaves Yaqmn, ...................... July 5.
In view of this,the rejiort tiuit repub­ claims as they have been in the past, Sulphuric ether.............
$4,000.01* $1000 includes $637 20 for labor in ex­
which accommodations art
f
this is
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ders
of First or 8econ*i-cpiss Tfcl*
Tannic
acid
......................
..
1,812.80
licans intend to oppose a bond issue is from the fact that all the offices will
cess of what the foreigner pays. When
Plate
glass
......................
...
1,744^50
astonishing. They have increased the lie salaried after next June and there Santonine........................
ED HUFF
Hirer Steamers.
. . 1,633.50 asked how much they pay they reply '
ELEfiAH IHY CMC®
expenditures and decreased tlie reve- will not be as much money floating Green glass bottles
... 1,480.80 that it is nobody's business but tiieir
wn. A Centliwous Line connecting wttt •*
SLEEP
General
wood
workman.
Fur
­
enues. The democrats propose the on j around. It is whispered around that Pearl and shell buttons..
1,436.10 own. And it is nobody’s liusim^s but
lines, sffordiug direct »ni
.. 1,247.90 their«.
niture repaired and upholstered.
actment of a law that will eventually J. E. Magers has designs on the office Window glass (clear)....
____
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terrapted servlet.
Balmon Hurei Whirt'poitfJnd.
1,220.00
Window
glass
(not
clear)
increase the revenues by reducing tariff of county judge and it Is an open fact Glass bottles ( tilled).......
CLEAR
LONG
Pullman 81eepur reservations
. 1,228,40
Wagon Repairing
D. R. Vavons, Gen. Ag*„
ed
in
advance
through auv agent of tneroj
taxation and stimulating commerce. that Judge Galloway is desirous of a (I ¡are bottles I empty) ...
SKIN
... 1,019.40
LIFE
nmgb TirWsS'tiSlffl
Han Frnncisco
... 1,002.20
Before this law can possibly <>|>erate or second term. While Judge Galloway Castor oil.................. ..
And saw filing. Next door to
R- E. MULCAHY, Gen l 8upt
Tlie Prineville Review published last
lietore new taxes can be levied there was elected on tlie democratic ticket
Mr. Reed and Mr. McKinley hardly week a long account of a woman dress­
•nd Europe can be purchased at any *«■■
Corvallis. Oregon.
Wallin’s blacksmith shop.
office of this conmany.
will come a time when tliegovernment his election lias done the party an have the impudence to sav that the ed in lioy’s clothe« marrying a man
Full Information concerning rat««,
will not be able to meet its debts unless injury, in this city at least, that time trusts controlling the selling price of with whom she warked. This week it
ef train«, route« and other detail» furnw"
<m
epplication to any agent, or
means are provided by the issue of the alone can counteract. If he is a candi­ these domestic manufactures and au­ takes the romance all out of the yarn
.
A D ‘ HARLTW.
MENTAL
STRONG
bonds asked for by tlie president and date he will have to lie elected by tlie thorized to add these amounts to every by the following:
1
Asst General PassengerMH
i
.NERVES
ENERGY
Mr. t'srlisle.
republican vote of this city the same as actual $1,000 worth of their products,
•eoeral
oae.
or
th.
Corop.ay.
?
instantly removes and forever destroys
Last week the Rrrirtr gave a brief
Flree •»., Cor. wahi.gtoe, rerteee« ”
objectionable hair. whether upon the
The republicans are charged in tlie lie was four years ago.
pay out as difference in wages more outline of a Crook county romance, '
hands, face, arms or neck, without dis­
AVER’S
Washington despatrbes of a friendly I
___
than the total cost to them of the which seems likely to terminate rather
coloration or injury to the most delicate
organ with the purpose of imperilling
American product. They dodge such unpleasantly. The husband has had
■km. It was for lift, years the secret
DIED.
formula of Erasmus Wilson, aeknolw-
the country’e creilit in order to prevent
Issues. They take amounts like these . his “boy" wife arrested on a charge of
-
-
I edged by physicians es the highest au­
the passage of the Wilson Mil. Do they j CAl.DWKt.i.—On Tuesday, Jan. hi, for their purpose:
M. H.ammcrly. a well-known business man
thority and the most eminent dermatol­
adultery. The case came up for hear- !
Hillsboro, Va.. semis tlds testimony to
ogist and hair specialist that ever lived
love the trusts better than their conn-1 1894, Mary E., wife of Wni. Caldwell,
LA-TEST TII m CE: C-A-3*®
Duty imposed on tag in Justice Elliott's court yesterday. 1 of
the merits of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla: “Several
During hie private practice of a lifetime
ago. I hurt my leg. the intnrv leaving
try? That they do is the substance and , of pneumonia, aged .55 years. The
Import*.
$1,009 worth but in the absence of any evidence of sears
among the nobility and ariMocnu v of
Daily Through Traine.__
a sore which led to erysfiielaa. My sufferings
Europe lie prescribed this receipt. Price
meaning of the statement that they ' funeral will be held from the resi­ Thread.......................... $450.20 to 535.40 the alleged marriage, the ease was con­
* ere extreme, my leg. from the knee to tlie
Spool
thread
...............
$1 by mail securelv packed. * or res non-
.....................53.5.40
ankle, being a solid sore, which began to ex­
5€V
dence today at 19 a. m.
will vote against )be proposition to bor­
lv Minneapoii« rr
tend to other parts of the body. After try I ng
dence confidential. Hole Agents for
416.50 tinued to next Saturday to give the
tn bleached cloth....
5«*
various remedies. I began takinv Ayvr**
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America, Address
Iv.
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row money for the purpose ef meeting ! Mrs. Caldwell was born July 6, 1838. Print«............................ .................. 490.80 prosecution time to get record evidence
Sarsapariha. and. before I had finished the
ar
Duluth
lv
Der)t™f-T0?"i’"!00J M»* SWWI" <»•
the threatened deficiency.—.Vrw > orl-i ^ke came to Oregon 1.1 1874 and was Over KMHbreath........ ....$400 to 711.00
first 1‘otth’. 1 experienced great relief; tlie
ar
Dept. K, 5$ B. Fifth A venue. New York.
Iv Ashland
World.
! married to Mr, Caldwell on the 17th of Cotton velvet«............. ................. 728.50 from Gilliam county, where the plain­ secon.l bottle effected a complete cure.4 •
7 13a
•r Chicago
AAAMA
tiff claims the wedding was solemnized
October, 1874. She leaves a targe circle Knit goods. ............... ................... 744.40
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla.
Tickets sold and hsggags rlier ked ’
Stocking* . ................... ..................... 719.70 The case promises to be Interesting and
Pvrpu.1 by Dr. J.C. Ay.'* C^,Low«ll, Mw.
to all points in the United States «"^ j ^
1 < 'benille and lacea ... ............... «».00 full of senradion.
da. close connection made in *'hi<*»l°
(Lometa.......................... .................. 300.00
Cu res other*,will cure you
all trains going East and South.
f.
Ouarantavl to cure BU kkh Attacks and
Average on cotton imports. 1MW3 09R.00
For full information apply
HARDINfi a HEATH, Publishers.
AT LESS THAN
J
From now until January 1, we will offer oui Immense S
Men’s Boys’ and Children’s
Clothing and Overcoats
At from 20 to 30 Per Cent Discount.
This will bring many of them below aetaal cost, and give the ^ple of
chance to buy good Sensible Goods for Christmas at prices never before lieai
f.
KAY & TODD
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