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BY HOFBR BROTHKRP,
FIIIDAY, JAN. 16, 1697.
To Hon, John H. Mitchell, Who Wants
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to Be Senator,
Vivlky, Jan 13.
Mv Dbar Sir: J wrote tojoua
short time before the state silver eon-
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
OIVE US THE TEST.
Under the Bland law, enacted In
rontlon atMcMlnnvIIIe. As a delc-
Katctrflliat cdnrdntlrjn I wish Id set-'
I tic the doubt In the minds of a great
1 manr-of our voters as' to votirnril
1878, and In continuous force until ton , tl)ccomIn natlona, -..
1800, tills country enjoyed prosperity. VjieOregonlan had stated that yon
it is, contended uy inc iricnas or
blractalllsm that this
flowed from the liberal coinage of
silver dollar; that by reason of (hli
coinage, there was a safe, steady
Review of, Some of the,
tlons.
Latest Publlca
Increase of the circulating medium,
somewhat proportionate to the In
crcaso of population and business
that the hard timet which has existed
In recent years were caused by the re
peal of the Bland law, and the subse
quent repeal of the Sherman law,
which shut off the steam of new silver
money, contracted the currency, de
pressed values nnd destroyed confi
dence. In the recent campaign, the Repub
lican party contend that the nut I
cause of tho panic nnd resultant hard
limes was the repeal of the Republi
can tariff nnd the passagoof tho "Wil
son bllf. They claimed that the pas
sage of a Ilcpuullcan tariff would star
the Idle nillN, kIvo employment to
labor, provide a large domestic market
for-tho producU of the farmer, and
bring tho county kick to the good
times existing prior to 1802.
The recent election made It Impossi
ble to test directly the doctrlno of the
silver forces. For tho present free
coinage Is out of the question. The
country can not have even a return-to
thoJlland law.
But tho test can bo mado Indirectly.
Let tho administration pass Its tarliT
law. Let It havo Its own way In every
. would stand on the Itenubllcan nlnU
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j to you that a statement at that time,
i might have a vory Important bearing
on your election by this legislature,
and as you came out in the field for
the Republican gold standard Intor-
natlnnnl party, there will be no need
of yon answering this lotter as I think
our people In the legislature will an
swer It for you. From personal con
tact, for over four weeks In the can
vass In this county I know positively
that at least nine-tenths ofj
the sliver men, of all
partlos arc agreed that It would Jbe
very unwise for the sliver party to
elect you United States senator with
out an International agreement, that
you will not go back on us again as
you did in June and November, by
trying to straddle both the gold and
silver questions so as to Insure your
elections. You probably see now
what we saw then that If vou had
stood by your friends In June and
November, we would huvchad a leg
islature that would elect you on first
ballot, but you deserted us then and
helped Harvey Scott elect his Republi
can gold standard representatives from
Multnomah county, and now he Is
holding them out of caucus there by
giving you a black eye, that ho has
owed you for a long time.
Say,Scnator-MItchcll,was you honest
wncn you made your speech In the
One of the best signs of the tiroes
In education and literature is the
great Importance given to children.
Never has this great Interest In the
future citizen the future father,
mother, teacher, soldier, statesman,
philosopher been so great as at pres
ent, and at last It would appear that
education Is beginning at the right
end of .life Among tho valuable
things being pnblishcd for the young
Is the classics the great thoughts of
the ages are brought within tho
range of the young. The Journal Is
In receipt of a copy of the third edi
tion of "Child Stories from the
Masters," by Maude Mcnefcc. This
work of one of America's brightest
young women presen ts In the most
attractive language for youth, tales
from the great classics in art and lit
erature, from the scriptural stories
down to the more rrodern. Parents
wishing their children to havo
glimpses of these great works and
cultivate a taste for them should buy
this gem. Kindergarten Literature
Co., Woman's Temple, Chicago. 91.
as valuable historical books of the
year has been published by Dodd,
Mead & Co., of New York In Katber
Ine Pearson Woods' "John-a Tale of
King Messiah." It I? an Imaginative
story of the Inner life of Christ ana
Ills mission. The volume presents the
eastern people of the Master's time, a
well as their customs and habits In
graphic spirited language, such as ap
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and old. Price, 81 .25.
Ilarper's Magazine for 1897 promises
to be a traveller's volume. The most
distinguished contemporary globe
trotters are to contribute Illustrated
article on Cape Colony, Siberia, Rus-
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riiMMnnim'fHw
$250,000
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Given Away
Bchcdule. If tho proposed Rcpubll- UnltcdStatcsscnateln Jnnuary, 1890,
can taalff will restore prosperity, tho
country wants It. If it will not re
store prosperity, tho country wants
knowledge of that fact. If it will
not restore tho old degree of prosper
ity, tho country will have convincing
proof that tho trouble lies with tho
single gold standard, becauso It will
havo tried tho gold standard with a
Democratic tariff, nnd It wlil havo
tried tho gold standard with n Repub
lican tariff, and since tho country Is
agreed that tho trouble springs either
from tho tariff or tho gold standard,
If tho Republican tariff fall to restore
prosperity, tho logic will bo irresisti
ble that tho evil Is duo to tho gold
standard.
It Is therefore hoped that no mem
ber of-congress will rostoro to Mlbustcr
lng methods or faction opposition to
tho administration tariff. Spokano
Spokesman Review.
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M'KINLEV AND THE GERMANS
It is tho boast bt tho MoKlnloy
papM that tholr candidate got tho
cntlro Gorman vototn tho largo cities
Itlscortnln thatlio did not got tho
Gerumn vote iu tho country.
Tho agricultural press of Germauy
Just now, uses n vory aggressive tonn
ngalust tho United States. Ono pa
per says; '-Commercial hatred of
Germany, knows hardly tiny bounds.
Tho United States sought many oc
casions during tho Inst fow years to
quarrel with Germany. Tho unjustl
ilablo illfTcrcntlntlnu against German
sugar and salt utul the levying of ton
ntigo fees upon German shlpplug
speuk eloquently lit this lespeet. If
this could happen under President
Cleveland, how muqli mow may wo
expect underjttclvlnley If Yet wo are
expejgUd flvuorul our necks to them."
Tho Germans will II ml in reward for
their votes a pulley that will exclude
their I'utuuiorce, Hood tholr country
with cheap farm products under tho
gold stuiiifatil.imd then prohibit their
people from (Miinlng to a free country
to bolter UiuuinjIvok.
or was you Just diverting tho atten
tion of tho sliver peoplo to your
railroad communication with tho
planet Mars? whllo you (monkeyed)
with thogoldstandard Republicans of
Multnomah county. But you have
somo consolation, as two members
from Washington county pledged us
hero In Dllloy that thoy would vote
for you until you said quit, so havo
tho satisfaction of knowing that they
havo n forty days Job on hand.
Now Senator.lf you can Just manago
to got Harvey to keep up his tight on
you during tho hosslon ho will elect
you sure, ns ho has done twlco before.
Now, Senator Mitchell, as you went
back on the silver party, your old
friends and supportors of many years,
I am of tho opinion you will have to
ilopond upon your gold standard eno-
mies to elect you. Filnclplo pays bet
ter sometimes than too groat a desire
for otllco, and I think this year Is ono
of thoso times.
Very truly yours,
D. M. Dunhak. i
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He labels the tableaux "The Ameri
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The fxiwrtlug of Uetttun county
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ueou tiioro aro no papers that are not
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Klnloys that aro going to take the
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Complexions
POWDER
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A WSSaS'!J?.,B0,t.b- v
lniUlhlo. ft o'?i,Sh,,y wed to A
ju 'c "you have never tried FA
Suft.andA POZZONI'S
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IT 1-8 SOLD ETEBniUERE,
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NO. Ioe STATR STR17RT
Will be pleased to meet all mv olrl mi..
in my new quarters. First-clasi work cuar.
anieed at popularr prices. Sliaying 10 centi.
.Haircutting 15 cents. One trial pn your part
insures regular patronage. '
f'Bathsonly 15 cents
12 ar im GEO. W. PLASTER, Prop.
-REMOVED.-
D' S. Bentlev. aurrpcenr f ciAm t
Fire. v.: 1 t, . tcv!'' ""u west 01 tne
iirst atlonal Bank Thanking the public
f vw favors, we would gladly have them
can ana sen us , n. -cr- .t .
ti,. ,ii. ."" "cw ""ice. navine
hfnn" inPhnexmoved' when y desire any-
ness attended
f suDDlies on
wood. 1-5 I ib
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Fhe Unr?jrct.J 1 .
bulls, one rV; ?;: '. wo Pura .bredJ"e?
I nrm. D Strcet- ""S.P. railroad.
-2-1!?. D.- RICH.
Ivbr Larson,
OfEnger, Marion county, Oregon,
has applied for a patent for V
Rolling Harrow
And pulverizer that has had no equal hereto-
tyer Larson, Enger, Or.
12-15 tm
I
fore.
IAN &
1 pci mm bull
For service for the season. JCali at BroAnV
Bieai marKet, corner center nna 1 nirteenth
street, finest milk stock in Oregon. 12 11 if
Depot Express. V
Meets all masl anH n, :. n
BKiaraiDSss;
. ,., i.jtjJiionc 010, 70.
. JAMES RADERi
T- H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Thnmal;ScVPrialtyoffine"Pair work, Setb
tfanmas clocU. etc., 21c Commercial Street
Jersey Bulls.
til aa4 avavr it a Mout at IwMte.
Keivtruny yuura,
frocur, Morjaa Cvx, ata.
.Mllllltr V km,, iwaion
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IPl'S II
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una 01 mo most cnarming as well ur. AUKS Heart Cure
aJS Who Value
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"9u,r5, tobaccos, citr
Aullineofh&ra
- ","adbeaotlfal.Hn
ars, confectionery.
Ul Jftnrffr --o. ww...wfc. b..
all kinds.
e bottled goods .01
commercial tt., Salem.
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