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TKUM OK HUflsfclUITlON
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'One yr, by mnll :.-..: To wi
Hlx montliH. hy mall '1 60
riircelnmilliHbyjm.il I 0
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Ono ypr.. - II M
Hlx month" ,
Ono year, If imlil for In advance 1 W
.Six months, M
jnrrltiiHlcri nre nutliowd to re
ceive HlllHHTlltlUnR.
119-Kiitcrwl n bitoihI-cIiiwi iiinllfr at the
Baluin.UrtKoii.l'oHUillke.Juiiul, 1H8K.
Republican National Ticket.
For J'rt'Hlileiit,
3II5NJAMIN IIAKKISOX,
Of J milium.
For VIco Pit-MtU'iit:
I.KVI V. MOKTON,
Of Nuw Yirlt.
Kou Piinhinr.NTiAi. 1.i.i:cioiih.
Ilobi'it Mcl.mn.of IClitiniitli County.
Vin. Kapus,f .Multnomah futility.
C. Kiillon.of ('lnlmp County.
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will be to close up the Kwlyu mines
entirely. You must uiitlertHiiil
thnt both Mr. Oukwi mid myself are
ciirryitiK out tne policy or tne ciireci
ore of the compiiuy." v
"Jk'foru the vliit'wiw paid to mine
Niihvthri nnift vtre renWctl. and
iKHiiK'iiiint Millies greeted tlie gover.
.?,.- J.-.I ltta''....r(t.'"" jint.li (if till!
lUt iWaV4 tf f IJ .a.v -- -.-
colored workmen were cidled in,
Mime of whom hud grievance) to
reh'earAe. and wifd they were hired
to dig coal and not build forts un
der guard of Winchester rilles.
"They con fil n'ot tell what wages (hey
were to receive, and Wortbington,
wlien asked by Gov. Feinple what
rates he liioiKised to nay. refused to
tell, but fell back in his former boast
that tlley could earn three or four
times more than they made in
Indiana or Illinois. About a score
of the negroes wanted to lie sent
back, as wnspromUed them in ease
they were dissatisfied. Hut Col.
Thomas, onoof the armed janissaries,
explained to the reporter that trans
portation to their homes had been
promised these colored men in the
event that the manager failed to
keep his contract; as he had made no
contract, It would be hard to convict
him of forfeiture.
All danger of present violence
seems to lie removed, but the object
of the company is evidently to
Introduce tlie I'enusylvaiiia system
in the far went. If it succeeds in
this, American coal miners will be
compelled to leave Itoslyn and their
places will lie II lied with the lowest
priced laborers of Europe.
and not transcend the naked truth.
Political ninks are seeJLhlug, the
lines are not fpnrtjEs), "ify'ii'thlng
Is but whatris Hot!' Til trTlS jflalb of
Firrar - Co.
Are rushing trade
bus,to'meVcngrgy. Their show win
dows arc; "trcftUed every day with
..rini..i.. i.rtTtf .,..... Urn...'.. i piitflMujulta,Sffd vegetables, and
not lose confldeif&Hu newspaper re- thdlr stock ofgeneral groceries Is
ports, or abandon himself to the be-' alwajs kept filled up.
lief that "their columns are filled I ' ""
with falsehoods nnd huso fabrlea-j sh.ol Notice,
tions." They are fragmentary and. The public schools in school die
deluding to bo sure, but may still be! trictNo. 4, will open next Mondttyr
charged with the enduring fiuniL.vjirjint. 3d. Parents should see that
of truth. To save uneasiness of thei children have certificates,
mind and loss of rest nt night, tlie ' whfch may be obtained of the clerk
wisest thing is to let things take , at his office with Willis & Cbamber-
their course. The country will live
and prosper no matter whom may
lie elected; and our wants will be
supplied whether wool and lumber
come to us free or taxed.
KKIV I'AHTV LINKS.
CONl'I.ICTINM TKtTlMONV.
Kill DA V, AUflUST .11, 18S8.
TIIK HOSI.TN COAI. MINIM.
The visit ofdov. Heinple, of Wash
ington Territory, and other officials
to the Itoslyn mines, as detailed In
the Oregonlan yesterday, throws
further light on that menacing labor
disturbance. Alexander Itoss seems
to have owned the coal property,
but he has lately sold out to the
Northern Pacific llallroad Co.
Under Ibis's ownership the crii
tlou of the mines was conducted
harmoniously; eight hour shifts
was the rule mid u living rate paid
for thu coal mined.
The railroad company put in K.
V, Worthlugton as manager, and
his urMise evidently was to in
troduce the blighting system that
prevails In the coal milling region
of Pennsylvania. There nru up
wnrdsiif 700 white miners, many of
them with their families, In thu
neighborhood of the mines, and
they naturally werodeslrousto know
what temiH their new employers had
to ofier them. Hero tho trouble
lxtgun. Manager Wortbington Is
ovldcutly n bulldoiter, and opMsed
to nil labor unions. I fe was provok
lugly Indefinite in his offer. He
told the men the company projOMed
to open another mine and oeruttt it,
so us to u I lord employment for all ;
but he coil Id totemtu no limitation
of hours. Thu man that worked
thu longest would earn tlie most,
and no one mvd feel uneasy about
making u living. The milium ob
jected to this placing their Interest
blindly In the bunds of ono man,
mill limy refused to work until a
a projHir guaranty was given.
Upon tills ho roptdred onutwurd,
gathered up four or live noons color
wl QiHimtlvitt, whom ho hocussed
with thu minio Indefinite promise,
and then hlrtxt n fon of armed
men to protect IIiomi iirjrnHn from
luviault. Tlio render Is nlrvmly lu
forineil of Mr. WorthlngUm' tuixt
proceedings. How he returmnl to
lUuilyn with his giK of oporntlvwi'
aud tholr htuImI gUanl, how lie built
and fortified a camp, which ho mir
roundiMl with a fordon of'sentlnels,
nil with Intent to foroo wlnvory on
holplcwt uNipltv Tho owner of the
property, Mr. Hom, hud Ui "whol
jiarty urrtvtiHl ilr tnju, mid bo
gun null - for oHister, Hut IiIn
uhUm wa MtUfiwl uudnll iVwtH paid
Wfuro tho vltltof tho)vernor. j
While- the gulornntorlnl pnrty'
wm txt liilm Nos. 1 nml ft letter
from Uenunil Muuagor ltuekloy to
llllnin Iokinan, MiHvriulendeut
of inlneti, wm n4id, whloh dtvlatwl
that the company did not oppUm
tlie KiiIkIiU of lWr, and would
not rvduoo wngvxi at uiluett 1 ftJid 2.
Tho letter went on m follow (
Our Ingenuous friend, the editor
of tho Pioneer, hits stood nil he can
Htand of thlsHortof thing, and now
ho gives notice of his revolt. He
Hct out sumo time ago to study the
political situation, and carefully
conned the columns of his ex
change to learn the drift of public
opinion. He has prosecuted this
labor for two months, and now
gives up In a hoticlcss state of con
fusion. The psalmlHt David ex
claimed in his hasto, "All men mo
liars!" and tills modern quill driver
under equal provocation bursts out,
"A silitlcal newspaper is thu most
unreliable of all." Ho gives his
reasoiiH for this belief, too. "Take
thu Oregonlan and tho Examiner,
for instance," ho says, "ono a re
publican and thu other a democratic
paper. Since thu campaign opened
thu Oregonlan has published ac
counts of life long democrats who
huvu genu over, from one man to a
whole club, to tho republican party
and who huvu decided to vote for
Harrison. Thu Examiner has pub
lished columns of niuues of men
and clubs who havo boon republi
cans all their lives, but who havo
deelared their intention to vote for
Cleveland. Jn these two papers, If
all they say Is true, tlteru aro about
twenty million republicans who
will vote fur Cleveland, and twenty
million democrats who will vote for
Harrison, mid they expect their
renders to believe It,"
This is taxing theavunigo reader's
credulity soinuwhat severely, but
our jouruallstlu friend is excited,
and ho over-states his case. Wo
have all along maintained that dis
integration is crumbling up our
Hilltlel parties, and the atoms that
liecomo detached form renminbi na
tions. Tho Chicago platform Is a
striking evidence of this dlscntcgrn
tlon, us many of tho principle- It
ombodlcA are in direct conflict with
republicanism. It will lie noticed
that tho parting messages of those
who renounce their allegiance to
thU moral Uiul JinigruKslVe jmrty,
set forth thnt they ennuot stand.
five rum, mid a turilf policy that re-
fuses adiulhslo'ii to our shores of raw
Ham .Small has become editor of
the Southern Star, Atlanta, anil
the erratic preacher makes It spicy
reading. It is a prohibition orgam
but does not nppcnr to bo a demo
cratic annex. Tho following clip
ping from an editorial shows what
he is doing toward tlio disintegra
tion of tlie Georgia democracy :
Old narty ties will soon be sun
deied by progressive, intelligent,
teui)cniucv democrats, and then
will come the great political combat
between American intelligence,
marshaled from both tlie old parties,
and conservative whisky democrats,
re-lnforeeil by no small number of
republican politicians, saloon-keepers
and distillers, and mind you, In
telligence will win.
In view of this Impending con
lllet, It will not be u bad idea for
whisky democrats to take a prohibi
tion paj)er. ty so doing they can
better sie up tlie party that is soon
to give them ti severe political Hogging.
JlUtio.s.
lin, Opera House block.
David Simpson,
15St-d. Olerk.
Aftcrnton CIms.
Mrs. DcPrans, afternoon class will
inet (by kind permission) at the
residence of Mrs. I. It. Moorcs at 3
o'clock and in the evening 7:45 at
Mis. Asa McCully's. All persons
interested nru requested to be on
hand for the first lesson. Kesidence
still at Mrs. IUely's.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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-FOR-
Rry
Goods,,
Boots and
Shoes
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Barium Arnln SaItc.
M'lie best salve In tho world fo
!., In ukes, sores, ulcers, saltrlieuin
i- ci soies, tetter, chapped band-
i ilblalus. corns, and all skin eru-
'iiin, and positively cures pilesj oi
id pay required. It is guaranteed
t" give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
l-'ur sale u- Dr. H. W. Cox.
Clothing and Hats.
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-THE
GREATEST BARGAIN
-EVEIl OFFERED IN-
General Merchandise !
News here is scarce. No biith,
deaths, marriages, elopements, fires,
lights "no nuthln."
The farmers are still busy thresh
ing, iiiaiiKiui mat tne yield is so
good and that the bulk of the crop
is wheat Instead of oats.
11. Uarndrlck, ex-pol!eenian of
Salem and U. S. deputy marshal,
one of your sterling, every-day-allke
men, has charge of the wurehouso
here. Last year it was not used at
all, but this season it will bo well
patronized.
T. W. Rutherford, thostorckeoper,
has taken advantage of tho lull In
business while tho farmers aro busy
making monoy to spend with him
and others, to run down Into South
ern Oregon and Investigate some
mining Interests. Tlio resources of
this Webfoot land aro almost bound
loss. Church, Sunday school and
district school will be ut full tido
soon. M. C.
An Abwlnt Care.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINI'.
olXTMENTIs only put up In large
(Mo-ounce lin boxes, and is au
.iiisoiute cure for old sores, burns,
rounds, chapped hands, and jill
-kin eruptions. Will positively
line all kinds of piles. Ask for tlie
OWGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MKNT. Sola byD. W. Matthews
A Co., 100 State street, Salem, at !
cents per box by mall 80 cents.
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Adventure
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Opera House Corner, Salem.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Piano and Voice.
i
TFil!
fine Loca
Two .w Dilllri.
At last It seems there is to bo a
democratic pnper. Charles Power
and a number of others have osso
oiutod themselves together to get out
n dally democratic paper. Just
what tho resources of those interest
ed In tho venture are Is not known,
but It Is positively stated that tho
new paper will shortly make its a
pearanoe, W. W. Uakor & Sons will Issue a
dally paper during thu forthcoming
Mechanics' Fair. News.
"It U the intention of tlie com
imiiv to o)iruto mine X on mi en
Urvly dltlWvnt loW from tlmt of
tltt Hoaly u mine. The wtvy iiittm
now otMHd, If th men eoutlnue to
nwke HrUltury Iimuaiu 1 fam- Mr.
Oukwi mid tiK ooonl of dltvutiuv
will dw'tile to tdmmUu U mine mi
UrtMY and throw nil the men out of
tMliploymelit. t)lie ihlllg uliould Im
ixuuiMuy should run thy iuIhm to
Milt tlllMIUlVWt, mid If thU IVUIIHH
led"ic I boo (he onl Ueriittlve
material, Is In cntlot wl'tfi their
Idfiu of sound 8tntetuiusnhlp.
Tiik JounNAC xJiitM out some
tlrnn flgo thortilstnko'nihilo by those
Who predicted u olo elation th)s
your. Ik-omuie tho result Is likely to
lwa mighty victory or mi over
whelming deflwf. The oppression
oflftboT by ilnnorupUlouH coriK,rn'
tions U disturbing thousands of
vtors; mid tho burden of heavy In-
tent on luitvtahdlnglndebttHlneM
U niliVtliut with dUlo-alty tho
minds of a largo eJass of fivruvers.
Tills tAtlfT tllKunAloii Is swervlpg
voters In all dlreotlotw, mid that free
whisky plank Is bending ninny over
to the cold water party. Thus we
an all at sea lit wide conjecture
whonJudgnituit lsswaywl by lrtas.
One man will toll how Harrison
will onrry a solid north, with ihio
hitM tw or Ihreo KMithertt statos
thrown In; while another niin, Just
tut well lufurmed, will give tint solid
KMUh to Clvelmid, with tha three
or four doubtful northwiiMHtw, and
two or thnw tnvlde that are not iww
ivmlderxHl dmibtAil.
Thiw iMrtlnan papers of oppiwlte
IHihtlw eau JiiaWe dulb record of
Hctidii from oiHaieSmiit rank.
AVIutt ttrn vra Cunlnc To t
CmcAcio, Aug. 30. This morn
ing footpads waylaid Fred Schunc-
niiin, a well-known young man of
this city, and when ho attempted to
defend himself shot and killed him
nnd esottiHHl. Tho pookets of the
murdered man wore rifled, mid,
besides his money, a gold walch, a
dltimond ring, stud and w.-arf pin
were taken. Three men ran away
Immediately afterwunls. There Is
no clue.
Mis Ltura G0LTRA and Miss Margaret MACRUM
"Will open n School In
Piano, Organ, Ypl Culture,
Harmony and Theory
On Monday, Sept. 8d. Itoonis directly
oyer First Nntlonul Hunk. Cun bo seen nt
tla rooms on nml aner Sntunlny, Sept. 1,
from 0 o'cloclc u. in. Cso
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Easy Tfljn ! ! !
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E.A.WARE,
-DKALKK IS-
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
rrovlxtona, Flour nnd Feed.
Vegetables and Fruit Fresh Every Day.
My stock in entirely new. mull carefully
selected. l'rlce marked downlto a cuu
No. 110 State SLXe.t to lied Front
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HlMl OHM-HUT.
The Second lloglment bmul will
give a otmcert In the avenue to
night, bcglunliig nt 8 o'clock sharp
Following Is tho program :
QuIckHlep-Orend Knlry.. tJtchenWriwr
.ScltiUUiclii-IiuT I'rvndMlle.
U 11. Mix.
Hwl lleranluiiM.
rtonlhwrn
Chlaainau...MiMu
I1UDU
Ovrrluriy-llriiok urttey.
nrnmiJHUW,,..,.... .
uulrkitrt-nlr Four.
I)lk-,riieJallv
iuitk MurcJi-
Wttta Bby m ilck,
W t her CutorU.
irt b m cuu,
Sh crUl (or Oulorti.
Wtia th twcalB )I1m,
Eh )uax to CutorU.
Wta h tuj CJiHdrro,
tiK tK Um OMterU.
A o,m.
Havlug M my otUivmul pnietice
to ir. j. i. .MSAHi i txintMiiv rv-
eommend him to my jtnow mid
the puWle In veuefal. I shall remain
nttltv otllce with the Dr. for a few
wixibw. Hk. J. C. Hyriv.
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Oregon
The VHIh Annual State Fair will be
held on the Fair Uroundu, near Salem,
commencing on the
17th OF SEPTEMBER,
And continuing one week,
CASH PREMIUMS to the
Amount of $15,000
Will bt awarded for Acrlenltural, Mechan-
inunnuciocKfinioiu, worst or an and
roiiejr wora, ana ror irmuor ped.
The premluiru otrrred have been In
rrviued In many rai, and ntw cla
have xtu addd. 'o entry rte-chamd
tndlTUIou.J, K, Land U. ' T
A niasnlflcent neld or horx tnterrd.
nnd there will be splendid conteats of run
nlng and troltlns each day.
The different trantportatlon eomnanlea
wtll.mak liberal reJuctkuw u, ftiro, and
gpcial atteatlon U called to the prenti
um orterxM for county cxhltuu of gruliw.
graMkeaand trutta.
KntrioAWlU bercceltedin iluiuwmiin''.
ettlc In Satan. tectnnlue ill daya before
the tUlr.aad.onttxAtlr croumb nm Pri-
net nn
of Salem, which they will Immediately plat and survey nnd sell tn
Ten Acre Lots.
This land has been carefully selected with especial referenco to 1U adaptability to
fruit raising nnd desirability for residence purposes, and
Each Lot will Front on a Good Boad and Have a Good Front Fence.
The time for the residents of Ralem to buy ten acres of choice land near tho city
veryehenp will soon be past- Tho QrtEOON LAND COMPANY alone sold during
August twenty-six ten aero fruit lots, and some of the samo lots have already
Been re-sold at a
HANDSOME ADVANCE IN RICE. .
There are many persons In Balem who could buy ono of these lots and pay 'or It
wlthoullnconvcnlence. In fact any person receiving even a small salary can buy one
of thews lots by making n small dish payment, and paying the remainder in lusmr
unnunl liutnllments, and by prnctlclnn a little economy for a short time be the owner
of a property which con be made (when set to fruit) to produce
fs Large an Income as is Obtained from 100 Acres of Grain Lai)).
. , i
The value of these lots Is not dependent upon any prospective boom, but depends
upon what they will actually produce now, and what that product will now bring, in
the market. ;
If You are Thinking of Securing a Home
If you have money to Invest do not fail to look at these
Want to Save a Part of Your
And at the same lime make a flrsUctais Investment buy one of these lots on the
Installment Man. .. ...
T i- ' l ' W -i
Do not fa-.l to sec these lots,
lots before Investing.
Yon
Earnings
of these lo
Land Shown Free of Charge.
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wvre law Rlr. ivimiu
Diaii mumfwnij, it. u, rMiiio are
(trtns J. KO. 1 anrtft m n
rwiuftiKt to maka Uielr vutrVM on FrV
ttayaBitrtatttrvlayte(iriiblHtrKrMslM,
AU putrlM etrwe on Moadiu-, fmwWr
KMrADTatTI3E5lKSTS:
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BENSON'S EXPRESS.
f E.VVB ORDBHA AT I.ANCFT8 I.IV
Xj ery Stable, corner of Htate ami Front
nefi-orgn tlaleareorueratalelndCbm,
cereCl?aA,SS5., m WWlW
W, A. BENSON
CllltresCrj(rFitcler,.C!iterIa
irtu, at 7VU jv hi.
.I'KU'IW OF AOM1WION.-
CHiun tleket Rr neo (six uayw
m
k...M '
Lfttr wHuta
to the cntnd .taml ai km
iraca sur sum orv yeara.
imm i nr craitu uiiu ire.
isi
WW
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uuu' ts)UiNtinr.
lyfiendU lb wmtarv alRal
prlpju ttH, J T. tlKBHO.
SAlEIvI BATHS.
H. DUMOND.-rrepri.tor.
Com SU, beU Ferry and State.
iUAVINOi'- IlAnt'iiwliNQ' "ASD
O bhamoala DeftlylpnA,4
farm:
FOR
SALE.
i tWatrwc W pmvhvMi boolu wMl
alRaUtitlUra
tcrry. i
STQCK FARJI
FOR ALE or rEiijT !
630 ACRES
Wall watered acut Henly at UstW. Two
aottM astd two ktars. Oou.1 umIuni
pwii.-.srpiar&ww! ;
"V?" w najiL niH arc mUm
-jgSj:. .. ....BW
Enouire at Office af Ciohil JeunuL
IWK aerea, near Irospeet hill, 7 mile, by
a good road, from Salem, tUaerea In cultl
vattoa, buknee In timber. Well watered,
good KU)hoasofSrpoialrnoderatebarn,
uH at the door ; all fenced and a tbriny
young orchard. Thirteen ieded to
Iu4ure gnuui, and K aerea in groin. lur
ehir Srv hayu IKwpU tamvi in (urri
PRICE flOOO, TIME UIVKX.
Uhm right id I he tkrw and wive agent
J. P. ROBERTSON,
Enquire of Chark-j- oU-rilo,iJ. at
tb Grange Store.