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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1884)
ies, © | cb D. of aia work Taiet Oregon, Saturday, da 18 aiid ‘The grand result — ‘Turkey brigands with is over run Gluvel cays he Governor ‘Francisco, and favorable climate, Tt is now didates to in rise to ex- reason have any. how they have, interval in the progress of the bloody refused to take have the matter required capita sand annum, per England tak to seems in interest great English do help us elect dent this year it might be a goo presi- idea for the United the marshalls to fair and States votes? the rest time is and think will make can be Old if their be to families; over. “| nition Ben When standard Latest France of from news cities of officials b their failure had Nihilists The trated in all ordered they high polic official, a the eisi deta fiancee fBlaine’ and Mr, Blaine clear and letters two pois- to his peopl and expressi of the views to isan consideration. the fullest parties ‘The great length of the letter our laying it in its entirety democratic Brief readers. tariff, O the fro extracts the for them tent he it must says: enumerating the issues republica party appeal support the convention has “Tn larly explicit industrial It felicitious, and of interests has radically are the pro- the as conflict. in the republicans when they estab- the power in 1861, was Tishment of the principle of protection to into labor and American principl ‘Tins for has in congress, While years Twice and civil war, they have controlled the house and than in their principa Tate session of congress. law revenue tion, and their ket. in measure The tariff the which nature, subject to frequent re- order that they may beadapted in change and modifications of trade. republica party ie no contendin very The for the issue The an of permane statute. particula the between them tariff any for necessary or which reference not have may which revisions two will insist upon a The well Aistinct, defined practicall is thus unavoidable, and pendin election may determine protectio fora generation. of poli that means larg a and permanen rodhiction in the wages’ of “the American laborer, besides involving the loss of \ ‘ital vast-amounts inve in prises. “{n the census made for the obtai ‘th a United American nuann of 1850 frat time cvalu of in a our grains cap- enter- effor histo to home have farmers India and from’ the dis- the growth of the value of Union.” other is agains and China, prohibit hurt and ‘American labor of home evil asimilar contracts to /for to the in. conditions aril other leave the hire would contract foreign countries disparagemen of the labor of Such a policy, which citizens. labor chea | of make to of obviously unfair is It any peopl be called upon may growth the Europe. permi capitalists its com&q our competitio unfair the labor from from has- it exclusively in employer,is injurious control the to all par- unbappy of the persons who are made the subjects ‘Th institutions of the United contract. ties, and States. virtue not reat of the the upon least’ the people to the intelligence Suffrage is the the of effort the state northern that in the which as- their was arch cnemy of the democratic itself shows party strife, huvtfuil will be wasted in ment which land The foe a to prosperity by always envoking consolidation. encouraging political instinct Such a party quenche the rising southern patriotism of m the: heart of Tt revives outh.& for “The PINE preju- barbaric progress of the country has contin- enlarge the civil necessarily until service ficer spirit of the includes it vast a methods rules and prevaile which body of of- appoint- of more than made ministerial and separat ‘the great to officers and Impartially appointm be based to ‘ification, and security of on the t-nare in on of beaccomplishe the qual to be based faithéal discharge of duty, ‘are end to two have mass partisa influence from control. personal mod of the publi The business will be aided by separatin the legislative branch of the government from exeo- control of appointment and the utiye departmen will be relieved by sub- to fixed rules, and all jecting appemtment |;thus removing them observance cases uf equ thé law from who the should captice of b a rigid which gives, in all competen soldiers ‘defe of the the th of there But favoritism. reapers risk Union,” the preferen lives in their here near are spr ers are in isa better! th venison What ‘On of neoded Clond belles is to creek Quite large a this here that fruit but can or fruits owing freezing be lota Now that be raised probabl will Mr. Pres. JUDD, W. DAVID York. be set ‘Than Tal Lakeviow, Strest, to boots Lakeview which PRICES FOR I will held th e s th renal, G Eo naws in the at SHOFS—— AND : Made Order to Hepsired or ON SHPRT reasonable terms. f ‘At the mo NOTICE apple more. far sto ‘extensive an ‘am prepare to see feet of the warrant eve suufacture, NO Canfou “CHEAP i TRA JOHN” ce a d a admir- CALL “AN SEE FOR YOURSELF. ranches there are here, TeurHrc. JEEMs. Crec July 26, 1834 o ‘ever and shoes cell at CASH have ever beon pper country. articles these ‘BOOTS do are beauties splendi Ast free CARPENTER, at the Pine betes Oregon: hand the best stock of an brought out. country and clymate a re wi o cea both eee ped [ict SHOES, AND a be in this of of a Lhave it has been. here discpy him fal tox Qa weather of simple 4 caus doctors, chang had el COGSWELL, there to M. B. Alhson; Hi 2 hie fe by ca King’s New Dr. tion, which world, the in JUPDCO., Broadway, New ‘Water goo many stranger part of the valley lately, looking the of Journal Reed’s ‘There have been New German A hog have found. a bon- hundred about a the shap of anza, in laid down and died just of sheep that north of his place a few days recently, ” cach In YEAR. of give work TRIAL MEA GIVE ‘the way of with quantitie large peachés. afew proven ing Eagravings 91.504 house will fruit Small season. having bee n frosts will last spring theré orchards of amount all (vont-t9, teacher. as Pin the for ‘upon appilleation stamps for Sampl Copy (English Agrieul- and Best Oldest the LOWER school furnished * AGRICULTURIST. BOOTS now Monday, uext exceedingl well and raised eyery year, ‘Alex’ YEAR. three 2c. ‘over the Meekauies,. Bstiroates ‘sar eating Boyce aud Perkins are by way of variety. now, En a grai farm- da party to-day. raised and 1 shall Best estate without delay. same Fi I the 2s but re- the Our surplo larg havea to Gooch Mrs. ssid the Work, he Large size, $1.00 market. probably begi Dirth of en- being are immense, fall. The school at a headers iul will be gra will the and 100 Columms 43d ‘A our busily got in readiness for and which crop pa to in date GUARANTEE will I proper office the peffo owing And all with his at from before. ever Old Cogswel ménths six ORANGE All say there will be hay cut from the meadows this year paire to within tural gage making hay. namber when-the insufficient emailer has beer found impracticab and earnest efforts was heen farmers The upon of estate popula power.” NOTE CREEK source NEW Messrs growt and ually stimulates. th love of peace, the vengeance and harmony.” soutbern the and substitutes It dice. or maintain give us, bub we can heritage only by guarding with vigi- our same, Charles A. Send 751 Lord a been having the ane. the forgets the BL: B, Contractor accompanie the notice. 100 vote. doth Jance the and, and made goo isa Joon NOVICE, undersigne the to AMERICAN in trampling upon th rights fatally imperils his own rights. It 8-18-82 Dated this 17th day of June, A. D. 1884, RICHARD L. SHERLOCK, Administrator. “ (vi-n21-5t) of others he prove Lakeview, a at to. EVANS, Register. Il, ADMINISTRATION liereby required are He is the He republic. thus be OF ‘this liberty than government. free of worse no deposit of an honest suffrage strikes root God civil struggle, mistaken in the the great energie which should industrial united ina common develop- the obstructs very out summon combine to nationality ‘He wh that the grow will of vot- take to obstrict to upon and unite to LETTERS pressnt the deposi a fraudulent vote is constitutional crime agains full which Some upo issues of, the war memories ment is realized in larger than countr acre protecte that America-so labor of th free every has party greater impairment its the land in of daily that republica in the become and one from Russia of so that see part alread entered An states sertion of that to consumed been ‘Th the and In been laws offers. desire NEqr, Ap Lakeview, hon- majesty the Sed, 28, 7. 108, following witnesse J. |.vouchers, well- very sai Hides Hee 10,060 ins of By of upo au eullis rosid G. Joh asto McDow aad STRATORS to millions the Te la 25 oben, All partics hav- Harvey, deceased. Charles required Ing claims against gid estate are hereby insti- election popular A embodies governmen inspiration hun- one at exported depreciate the, ‘pensatio of the of disparity pec of corn exporte them, tillable of the was used bushels has market, to concern would extent, any been market, plain tant to the The fate of overthrow to, opponent issue every field of southern export, increasing competitio home of the bushels home the in “The and protectio our for hundred the to have ahalf years great necessary, maintained of which revision destroys that policy. ‘The been have become while industry. ‘American a twenty-three years, the past hereafter republica party has the polic maintain. the to and needs south revenue have future. own mar- case assured. is th intention h le Jas. ad issued pre- free A national no nednes continuous viz: vite (vB- pendin part in ‘The safety of the republic rests contest, of the ballot, upon the ‘upon the integrity To security of the suffrage to the citizen, development’ prosperity. ‘These at least, should not votes to destroy their Jend their electoral the export we bushels three the in which Sbd SWar of following the of 1088 for No, 8, land, our to republica of & rn rewscy, says: if it does not tend liberty of the people safeguar Dro dul Sh BYE his said in gar Country produc taker Orrice, GIVEN that of notice rea supp In port.” every Blaine Mr. letter his without true ers occupa- any and to sea mockery a the fare of the prove as industrial of caret a abroad, and that in the other grea cereal one cora dred some speci far deepe fic law, it is far broader and It involves a principle of wide application influence agains a theory and beneficent which we believe to be unsound conception In hurtful in practice and inevitably do patties to of instance are, vision, to the home at ques- in generall of the close much as The the states will capitalan needs north. wrotectio of average of the years bushels three war, sold in the have sinc the that each trusts southern established your chief cereal which is wheat, they but tutions, the of to small a condition as a na- our survey of material prosperity that reminds us serve exceptional and as controversy, republican party see home the closing ballot is the violent publie opinion them Th south not of the is republica the: has constantly expande ‘The see that, even and conspicuousl more never hopefully last. tion, ox- farmers the developments system enacted since into power party came of repre- has been at- legislation hostile sentatives tempted war, regards country has these In every estly conducted possess which it nue whenever the late and occasional be the jal ptogress, helpful impuls of a home :market, they sce that the financial and reve- the within that ly warred upon it. period our opponan have destroyed the tariffs arranged for protection, and since the close of Tf there the wealth total its that of that exclusive of slaves. traordinary persistent fifty rapidly double in 1860 party, democratic other hand, the the 50 of of devastation and loss least at has party maintuined. steadily since ever on ‘the gaine so capital. American to republican the is are civil rights and learnin to vindicate adapting themselves to the conditions of pro- practical tranquility and individual aggreg wealth the as commonwealths southern the and “This tion since 186 is wealth great grown the that their to as which government the Gre Nir o en- tho over Tu It would bea great uniformity. change these influences under calamity that the country in that year; they see south, which is almost exclusively agri cultural, has shared in the genera pros- from recovered perity, and that, having the Almost prosperity in addition have west ships to are the of Regiatr. Oregon, June 25 1884. HEREBY filed has to on Laxp Stages Usmpn NOTICE 18 settler named make final t shipping share manufactures, and made be ON H 7 PROOF. ‘Lakeview, of 60.” capital and zeal exhibited anterpiises, would have carried those condi- émall ‘a: actual American to given by couragement share of in part favorable the that and says should effort to EV T pe it citizens become an ve i sve 22-5 publi are to ie 15 the only of willing are prosperity railways, the Pres- tions of agri and trading the of the states almost facts conclusive when that sce under an restore part of republican princi- and in ple applie result thinks H fo- are any election th or na con- many, that wh thos republic The and controlling fair but owner- the the persons dispos settlers and fo the’sec- io esteem at Ib is should be lands the alike. heart the when aliens, the warms ‘This is the Lincoln?” ident of time them.” before rapidly to country, of act came misled cultural On by the tarif on imports. questio th two political partie that Amer- he “They affected first of cannot singu- leading position the perly given farmers ou which between that and than sixty years preceding free and place popular in influence vast intelligent marked more tar- of enhanced are elements northern doubt confidence tions consoli- to anyon Can per- trade, but happily the are southern States favor the cordiality growing and the a in protective a of sections its COMPLETE AND FULL A da on na- men, of tracts few, agains by the the ‘cout H consolidated to be domain trolled ne- fast them disappearing are ated dices have yielded and are yielding, to to United the robbed by are by sophistry which upon for been of their date con- jca the very farmers regret, the without not when L-see that ishes abandoned. be present s earnestly labored recogniz the hostile permitting larg evil of as hands of to Stara Laxp OFF 188 Usirep | Lakeview Orexon, June 2 tollow- 10 1 HER GIVEN dat ms edt -m final WRtion ‘oo wi b made che sald sta a tha Oregon, af Cyan of Grant wig: te Swi aay Gi ‘Ore Mon cou ‘Tho Howar b- as! re of NWae o He er By 20,8 B nam R following P witn if ae Stra vontiauous H a Wi Mofet, ce ‘ berta CER, Med al of to hundred in the than when, everyway, divided among 1,000 in ship is cessity of speakin commém country; but the regret d by far to tion, lawful a speak he states vested to profitable leas Morgay Drew EV Trl Pee peer in the land corporation One of land, acres is far Geo. Kingsb Wyllie, al of k Win, hence- tendency The or fegar proper discouraged man, OFTI L the ben- for of tracts individuals be rights, tional “I he agriculture of iff, and the efiort is thus made our being. time they that prevents before have suade the pro- it should trust houses, larg with settlers actual of which sacred secking of those consolidate ownership@f should, follow entitled are revenne must The enemies of the enue efit to can owes go upon may southern the of two An pelicy States United the of of development encouragement It Snan as in public domain, a December 29, 1883. settling the bal exchange.” gol he held as be to requeste are setwitho del and PRoor. United mines themselves undersigned ‘Unirap dicious errand. Of are uation and the adjustment first question involved the republican and upon the between contest in largest in “vé land he whatever Lakevi ‘PRr a on th aure.to) Up? Settle knowing persons indebted to the forward to come an wears :the wh man for poor, forth be MISCELLANEO ‘All the strength of the republic is in- by the multiplication of land ‘Our laws should look to the ju- “The republic than one humblest of holders. one com- tariff interests agricultur “The th nobler a of the connec- its will supplies, and you rela- account in the from STORE CASH in your you come to Lakeviow to lay m [allow NO ONE to undersell for established; ,enabl silver THE AT Whenver larg The of reason and shall to commercial of creased the his in The the of commerce the use auxiliary anees colored, duty. lesser a or that standard States to fan thonsand agriculturist of protective a assume never teetion says: acceptance of with accept never secure rights, civil and should who total the than interests walk everywhere must him of citizen, rich white or naturalized, they weightiest shall be reached value to be American or sonal exported in the been safeguar and The native into and the premise agrecment in Our government should not cease to urge standard of until a common the-measure, twenty-four in more had the to conflicting DETTER. letter since previous history of American ‘As conspir of the panopl it, our carry 186 merce. a of the stu- the figiven able poiso to the of of converted money taken the- the css for. CALL international dis- belongs must the natio ic give orld, enlargement. republic States, done so, not a A: with tion for been the confi- which American of the silver, of among capacity, must always The just pride of patriotism the CEIEA, societ begin.” United directly currency will sel h and ‘They- ase national our exalt citizenship prodigiously has cent per that amount entire appears it has friendly our commercial of name in us will the much exporte we forty years fris was It BLAINE’S G. in the Russias dur- refused, himself, leaving oned plot the father H influence, laid to but it ‘The be to trusted as commerce suffered in peopl of friendship, «“ividently a protectiv tarif has not injured our export trade, when, under its scourge. student betrothed. dent& + is b can although commerce States and ORE which individual the of the monetary syste js th fixing tive values o silver and gold, to foreign policy shonld bean Amer- ican policy in its broadest and most com- prehensive sense—a policy of peace and ‘increased, appalle manner. that foreign our nice Warsaw at singular a had a Cza of up the blow ing his stay The the check to foreign country trade has Paris and stricken pani are as the he says to ing and uscless. Marseilles discontinued railway of fumigation Toulon, at been ‘As estab- their even the must will ‘not do so under any necessity less pressin than that of desperate war. The ‘spec requisit for the completio of our “Qur nation.” Res- country, the are The lishments. stations has a accomplis it in such a form industries most effectively aid the cholera the spreadin rapidly. still is fleein to and shopkeeper are closing idents effect those denc of their recog: debt. sacred to je that it never tion arbitra- prineiple of of suggestin of urge often them,’ philan of the right the peopl com- in Mormons i foun SOUTHERN senc- the state asa tempted, have seriously contemplated the recogn than gol or si of any other money vet pow- day, distant no happy. and has increased most the at Spanish- the the taxation of reduction a in made, the republica party Dearer. though effect favorably sea, and thus the christian ‘The tion. embodies which payment of and in ad- - accomplishme Its where ‘coases it the \the liberty, of Jearn that’ “The troubles by admittin others, Like “t Po- national receive never ‘upholds that that position justice form of re- them should acceptance and thropie and and sailors extravagance ‘an highés the closer o Union. MERC GENER others, as must be confined. toleration tion munity Garfield’s#Ad- should, in my judg would beyo universal the taxa. which with America contribute, erfully is soldiers, of Jygam can that rights civil same thos the to United President, of nations the sur- of to the (prosperit international continent this on our dollar has been wasted, Nota pensionin him matter anti-monopolists campai active an persuad by wanted the and burden the only extravagance charge party stands - More up the entitled and on agreement an an it ministration, ment, be renewed. honorably applied public debt and the relief of the consegeu about but—how and of reduction the ballot un preside Greeubackers ‘The few a free a that polic fixed perma all of the which to a tion. yet as to be wants to over there is specifi purpose plu is profitably a count. Batler is He see send to that fault find in As western the shonld.induce we South or desire | takes copnizanc of wha citizens, the Mormons are he does. justed by impartial arbitration, and not This project was part of the by arms, per het revenue ayste produces a surplus has given they should not forget that law approachin presidenti campaign. our North no pow of the common our us all for the future nation.” of the opponent “Our author- if believes,j man ‘The cultivate should we join with entan- in confidence nations advancement all to added the years to heath tribe any. any attack to the and for lations, and with rest may we With hemispher thou- been had dollars of twenty these wealth nent Tiquo sold. Jf millions during of desires power States. no a wealth Thirty peopl the among showin per cent, of amount increased 225 was vastly enhanced Seott law, and propuse to fight Th license before the courts, hundred dol- two is from one to according to the kind of possible all conflict a earth, and dollars. aggregat licenses out to engage in Tt thus ap- war. while our population between pears, that increased sixty per cent, 1860 and 1880 the property of the conntry Cin- question quarrel glements in ‘United States has no cause and attained, notwith- millions countless been wasted in the had the peniten- to saloonkeepers,i thousand Over two under lars sent | ciunat the bein from free the 1880 of all, and with aggregate of millions that intergst or in those are pro- a of census was fact the tanding diviaely are guar- which” so fre- they should come among of dynasty or boundary, of human sacrifice. quently disturb’ the peace of Europe, we: ‘aa, to contin the rite cultivate to left friendly ‘relations ‘The law do not interfere with what a country the .enormous result great This dear of order- claim of the ‘The purity. antes of moral participati twenty years United States, of the the thousand forty-four ean- the to and also votes, esea far, tiary? so country. for explain, of by the to foundatio the Morm tha they At the end of returned unset no m a un and preservedi be governmen as the source of ly administrati and asthe surest civil a from States develope by and propert the total as: nt peace with ‘all a- basis, with landed business tariff. amounted presidenti order and peopl why they pec their chance a United British first encourage tective. th worl ar the net result of was of the 1860 the was soil for the hands senotitas of that fai of the to fertile also and their landless titles trad to says be sent to a a to saving of all the peopl the area The sacrednes ter- colonists It rep- in 1607 dow to the year: 1820. resente the fruit of the toil of 250 years, ‘After Pauper German nobles are Chili; where they will find a and states ancounted millions of dollars.” aggregat the time the a go.” Chinese must. and He Chin the in the thousand ‘the labor within the ‘true’ value that the was fourteen Aus- indugurate to bein excluding slaves, in San appearance proposes erasade agains “the Hermit, from made his has ‘assess valu earciul observ Fitories, “This ee the Peter modern ‘A tralia, th thoroughne gre between property of all the didn’t do = 18 “howe o done with was distincti rae’ value the AMOS COOBWEL kin a a S m line: