..,vrf?5 BY A
.,i Suggestion From AH
fft0fi.lins and uifkc
Ep Sources.
tr .(.(!. Asliu,
Wmilcli MIIH. no wu
mill would nroiMmy iuu
Then1 win wine cl I t ic
disturbance, uieic
..w.ui.ii.nMul year. The
i-
manatrer of
1 tint
.yAlwy
... Mil IP
i iiv
riL'Ilt III"'1
l IllMMflil'
. n.'ulV
Albmy mill' ' t,le 'nnrt"f'n
t ,' JomiMtcnt factory supcrlntcu
, Mr. 1-atr.clc McGce. In l
JrAslie went to work as n carder.
J u a Wo set mill. Tlio Albany mill
I,, not a ureal success prior tolls
nrcscnt management, but Mr. Aslic
L,n. to be a man of business ability
and very much of a gentleman. Ho Is
.practical wan ami a good buyer or
stock Willie In St. Louts u largo
jobber told mo that Western Oregon
wool was aequlrlnir a reputation In
thtMstcrn markets that would provo
a gold iiilnc. It was superior to other
p.iclflc coast wool because tho herds
ludsomiicli more nearly continuous
fcedlou' ilia" anywhere el.se In our
country. As the country became set
tied up our pastures would Improve.
Our sheep did not go from good pas-
iture to starvation, us nuuu,
1.1.1,0, Montana, and New Mexico.
i The result was, Western Oregon wool
hid a continuous even llbre without
any "kink" In It. Theie was no weak
5pot in the fil'io. it was sinugni
and stionif. ino nuns "' '"' c
no detriment, as cveiy tlino the sheep
jot net It hli(Mik Itself and shook the
I dirt ull out or tliu llcccc. Tiie wool
of Western Oregon that goes to the
"Frisco market hit' almost the appear
ance of clean wnsiieu wool, tiio
(locks liere do not trail all day in
clouds or dust and then lie down In a
dusty, iilthy corral. Wc can make t ho
i best blankets and long wool staple
(roods In the world.
Senator Dolpli has received a car
load of literature of tho eold standard
complexion and will conduct a dual
campaign along sldo of the state cen
tral committee. How he will steer
J clear of MoKlnley's silver speeches In
the past, In tho days when McKlnloy
was as much of a silver man as any
eastern man could be, is a mystery.
it will bo a funny double-hea ded cam
paign.
The Yaqulnu Hay country is a
hotbed of Dinger Hermann sentiment
and the people arc determined to not
be donned In tho next round with tho
professional place seekers. Hermann
will bob up again in 18D8. ,tfo man
with 73 plurality, In a district that
fave Hermann from GOOO to 10,000
plurality, nominated the way he wbb
and counted in as ho was. can as a
new member, hold his own. Mr.
Tongue with all his conceded ability,
cannot do It, oven though he bo
seated, which ho is notat all likely
to be. The next congress is more than
liMy to be two to ono for 10 to 1, and
M Rive Mr. Vanderburg tho seat ho
U "titled to.
The State Agricultural college Is a
wtlonal Institution for tho benofit of
R people of Oregon, but it has been
talDlstcred from the standpoint of
M politics.
The new president narry Miller
at the head of the bankers' syndi
cs that manipulated local candl-
Pes in nearly every county, then
F'ted them In a secret caucus and
pfcatod Hermann because he had
a silver man. Now Miller
'"bis reward. The enormous prea
Jfeot the political machine at Port,
a backed by the money power put
""ermtoa position where ho will
lua- it hard to get sympathy or sur-
'in' Llke many others In buslness.he
ueen crlnnled ilnnnniniiv hv imi
Jnei and carried by Portland money.
'" appointment, like McElroy's to
JiUta university was really to pay
' Political debts. What do wo
aerlcans care for educatloniof our
Rtb anvlmw . j - ...-..
ardlD8 our old politicians? Let
f iots and tho , children r4can
ito mo streets w(U4tba dpfsj
0n8 as our convention .'iuu.kara
lT50ft places nrnvl,lo ',. i.'
Pressure of wealth. Kick tho
ueotlous educators out of ,1.
L0utle8 and requirements of col-
KDretaann ....... -
--.uu, wnnt. hna iu. ,..o
e president with .imk.
CSS"..-5- i
"vlon j0 jIff MJUer a
e came
and worked hi way up ns a bridge
builder and politician. Tho challenge
is throw down that, lie l not a mini
of wlrntltlu ltalnmont, bmi I nil
turo or practical experience llttlng
him to Ik; the head of a great institu
tion of learning. Ho has not dis
tinguished hlmscir In any depart
ment of learning. Hi hits not,
even Identllled, himself with
education In any political sensu us
Prof. MoElroy was. 1 deny tho
rlglitof any set of men to prostitute
learning to politics. This is not right.
I like the gentlemen, very much, who
appointed Mr. Miller, They no doubt
uctcd honestly In selec.lng Mr. Miller.
But when arc wc to stop this busi
ness? Why not elect a sailor for state
printer, a printer for attorney-general,
a blacksmith for supreme Judge? Just
as well as select a bridge builder for a
college president. Lett to the people
nono of these outrages would bo com
mitted. Tho politicians alone com
mit such rapine upon common scusc.
Mr. Miller is not an authority on en
gineering. I do not understand that
ho-Is a scientific bridge engineer.
Ills brother, Frank Miller, Is said to
bo the latter. Will the people ever
realize how far public education Is
honeycombed with politics? The pub
lic I taxed to support schools; the
money U paid to political favorites.
The people are supposed to bo tho
govofnuiuul; they are governed by
bo.trtN n ml machines set up to squan
der their revenues and control their
ballots. J t Is a time to revert back to
lacksonian, .leffersonlan and Lincoln
theories, that tho people have somo
rights that their servants are bound
to respect.
I met W. It. O'Donnell, of Indepen
dence, at Albany. Ho was private
secretary, to Senator Squire, of Wash
ington, many yearn, and has helped
mako several campaigns, In Polk
county. Ho has always been a He-
publican, out Is now suppoitlug Bryan
and free silver Mr. O'Donnell Is n
public speaker, of considerable ability,
uud protnls.es to aslst on the cam
paign In Marlon county.
E. Horn?.
0 ASTORIA I
ii I., i im in, i r. in , ,
Lyin About Uryan.
Invma, Aug. 12, 1890.
Editor Jeurnal: The report Is
In circulation that Mr. Bryan has
6a Id that ho was In favor of removing
tho last vestige of tho tariff aud
stop the payment of all pensions.
Can you inform me, when and where
ho mnde such remarks.
Please give what information you
can along tills line. As for mo I hope
wo will have silver fixed and then tho
tariff.
J. M. Kitchen.
Congressman Uryan wm and is a
tariff reformer. He voted for the
WUson bill, though as Itcamoback
from tho senate to the house It was
so strongly protective that Cleveland
would not sign it and tho act becamo
a law without his approval. Bryan
was tho fattier of tho Income tax,fea
ture, and is n champion of that prin
ciple which ho declares Is a Just law.
Both the silver Democratic and Pop
ulist parties which nominated Bryan
are on platforms of liberal pensions to
old soldiers. J Ed. Jr
The camel la a beast of rreat strength
and endurance. Nothing hurts it until the
proverbial "last straw" Is added to it
burden. The human digestive system is
very much like a camel. You can Impose
on ft to a wonderful degree. It is really as
toaishintr how much abuse it will sUnd
before it breaks down. "The last straw"
doesn't break it down, but it makes it stop
work. Continually put the wronp things
Into your stomach, and digestion will get
weaker and weaker. Before long, some
thing worse than usual will be eaten, and
will jro throsgh the stomach into the
bowels, and there it will stick that's con
tipatloa. Let it continue, and there is noth
ing bad that it will noUed to- Nlne-tentha
of all human sickness la due to constipa.
Hob. Some of the simplest symptoms are
coated tongue and foul breath, dizziness,
heartburn, flatulence, sallowness, distress
A ..Hmm li..AaM. anil lAMitnne. A
little thing will cause constipation, and a
little 'thin wi Uev ft Dr. Plerte.'s.
Pleasant PellrtaW a ceHali cute for con
stipation. They- llnr, sugar-coaiea
snrMHles, mild and natural In their action.
There is nothing injurious about thesi.
You can take them Just 'as" freely as you
take your food. There is no danger.tbat
ye will become a sJavc,to)he!r ute. They,
will cure yotrand then ypu utpp taking
them. Sea for free sample., package of
from 4 to 7- doses. World's Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
A O.REAT BOOK FREB.
Over 680,000 copies of Dr. Pierce's Com
toon Sense Medical Adviser have been sold
at the regular price, $1.50. The profits on
this immense sale have been used in print
ing a new edition of 500,000 copies, boupd
in strong paper covers, which is to be given
away absolutely free. A copy will be sent
to any a4rces oa receipt of n one-cent
stamps to cover cost of mailing only.
to Orixmn V-V Address World' Dispensary Meaicai as
WUregOn a poor boy (aoctaUon, 66) Main Sfreet, iuaTlo,N.Y.
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