The West., October 09, 1891, Image 2

EX. STAR EDITORIALS.
Kay« the Gold Beach Gaaette: The
Bishop of Perth has n,aJe t,ie Pr°I»liecy
that there will be a general European
war within three years and that in fifty
year’s time there will not remain a
crowned head in Europe.
well his family may have lived in the
meantime. He aspires to be a merchant
as well as a farmer, and counts only what
he sells, not what he raises. And yet it
is perfectly clear that a man with a farm
worth having need never come to want
for food. If that is not being independ­
ent, what is?
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According to the Dayton Herald M ar-, Among the press comments regard-
jo,, county leads in fruit. It says: The ¡ng Honorable H. B. Miller as a candi- A
Murion County Fruit (¡rowers’ Associa-1 date for Congress, the Scio Press has
OF C EN TR A L and W E S T E R N OREGON.
tion was awarded first premium for the this to say: H. B. Miller, of Grant s
largest ami best display of fruits in the Paws, is prominently mentioned as a
probable candidate for the nomination
fruit palace at the State Fair.
for
congressman by many of the news­
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NEW TOWN:----- Only three years since first plat filed.
No Boom
The Marshfield Sun very pertinently papers of this, the first congressional
says. The closing of the world s fair at district. Mr. Miller, it will be remem­ in Prices but Steady Growth.
Chicago on Sunday is opposed vigorous­ bered was instrumental in getting our
ly throughout the country. This is the division bill through the legislature
Where he is the best
only day the poor chi , attend, and the last winter.
sensible thing would he to close on Mon­ known he is the most popular.
day, the busy day of the week.
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A worthy sentiment this, from the
Brownsville Times: We believe th a t if a
millionaire would devote a few of his
thousands to bettering the condition ol
the homeless he v.ouid find flowers
when* he thought it was a desert, and
aunshine where he thought it was a star-
A few more crowned beads, starving
P R IC E OF L O T S
plebeians and standing armies and Rus­
sia will stand in th e front low. Read
, this from the A thena P re ss: Awful sto-
ries of famine in Russia still come in.
(i,eater distress than for many years is
witnessed among the poor class. Wom-
e n u re offering themselves tor sale to
procure food for th eir children. Russia
less m id n ig h t.
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also has the honor (?) of the strongest
The Prineville News says: The warm standing army in Europe.
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weather is about over, but the heat that
The Daily Roseburg Plaindealer con­
is likely to lx* generated by the coming
tains
the following: The Iowa editors of
campaign in this county before next
June will lx* pretty certain to keep mat­ the republican Capital Journal join ill
ters and tilings comfortably warm, even the democratic attack on Congressman
if some aspirants arc not scorched or Hermann “ for the public good’’ and “ in
the best ami truest interest of the rep u b ­
badly burned.
lican party.” The Journal has not yet
The Fargo Daily Kepubliean gives a «'«de public the nam e of the candidate
plowing match worthy of emulation in it would like to see succeed Mr. Hcr-
the following: The jmliticul campaign in maim, but it doubtless has one. Trot
democratic Muryland bus attained ad­ him out, ami let all see what m anner of
ditional interest on account of the plow­ man hu is.
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ing mutch to occur lie, ween the candi­
r!
It
don’t
pay
to
“
suss
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back
at any o
date*. This is a novel idea, hut it is
isThaps nettur than plowing up each th e lines’enrployrtf tîy rtilTjZo?FTYiïYT?n?, *
as this from the Heppner Record wpuld
other's reputation.
seem to indicate: An Iowa man who
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could
not take time to answer the ques­
flu* Buy City Tribune prints .the fol­
tions
of
tin* census taker, in regard to a
lowing truthful statem ent from Mr. Hill,
the railway magnate: Theie is more val­ mortgage on liis farm, hut who found
ue, more profit in one acre of the Intu­ time to write an insulting letter to the
dn*ds of thousands of acres of tinilwr on M,,IM?dntcn d en t of the census, finds an
the coast, tliun 1 have ever seen except opportunity to consume more tim e and
in coal mine* in any acre. They an* |s*rhaps some money in getting his of­
worth mon* than an aero of wheat land fense clear of the courts.
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producing thirty bushels of wheat for
i
t
alifoinia
is
solid
on
the
train-wreck- ¡
cm* bundled v ears.
'
ing
business
judging
from
the
following '
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S|xaking of a syndicate coming to Irom the Eugene Daily Guard; Califor­
t oquille, th,* Herald informs it* readers nia has the right kind of a law to reach j
that they have left that place for cer­ train-wreckers. It provides that any
E . F . W a i t T re ftS .
tain reasons, ami hen* is what Itecomcs |H*rsoii vi ho places dynamite or any ob­ C . C C u s h m a n P r e s .
of them : We are told the syndicate, a struction on any railroad in the state, ' C y r u a C u s h m a n V i o © P r e s .
I B . C u s h m a n Seoy*
or does any thing with the intention o f !
very wealthy one, have settled on the
Snisluw, and will use th eir eudeuvors wrecking any passenger, freight or other
W E M A N U F A C T U R E A L .L K I N D S O F
mid capital to the end of rivaling th,* train, or attem pts to rob a train, shall
he
guilty
of
felony,
punishable
with
hay in deep-water advantages and boom
| death. The offense is complete though
attractions.
no jH*rson should be hurt, ami even th o ’
the
attem pt to wreck the train should
D.M Hssing the re election of Honora-
O T JR , A I M I S A L W A Y S T O P L E A S E
1 "• Binger Hernetnn, the Oregonian suys: fail.
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lit tht* first district then* is a g.xxl deal
Speaking
oí
the
improvement
of ro ad s,!
,*f dipcu**ioh alxtut nieudxr of congress.
the
Central
Point
Enterprise
says;
In
The mam question is w hether Hon. Bin­
England the country roads are so good I
ger Hermann shall Is* nominated again
REASONABLE PRICES TO A LL OUR PATRONS.
that a single horse can pull a vehicle'
'« not Mr Hermann has lsx n M*nt to
with two passengers and a driver more
congress for three terms. 11,* has ¡earn­
ed how to G* efficient, and we think if the than forty miles a day. and do it with
|x*„ple ol the first dis,ru t want gm*,
g.xxi ser­ ¡s rf.vt ease. How is it in the United
vice they **.ould do well to send him Mates, except in a few localities, mostlv
near the great cities and where the set­
again.
tlements are numerous end populous?
The indcjs nd, nee of the farmer is thus i he road work is a mere farce in its re­
m its. and yet burdensome on those who
com m ented uix.n by the Monmouth
IViHiei»; The farm er does not realize are compelí,*d to l,,n , othereniplovm e.it
h. w lo.I, J, nd, nt he is He is a „ork- occasionally and do it. The system of
neglect during a portion of the vear is
>*an, hut his am bition lading where
supplement,*,!
by the system of' doing
th at ol any other workingman ends.
things the wrong way when they are
Hu* latter toils long and liani to procure
b o o t s an d s h o e s
done at all.
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fvxal for Ida family . The farmer takes
.tl’ L Í r r * ? .“ “ ? p,ow’ »n‘i >'«rrows.and
no a,vom it of the farm producta consum­
ed bv tua family ; he thm ks lie j« jn „ «11 kinds ott,m is to w„rk old and new
ground, at bottom prices. W rite and
very t« d way if at th e end of the season
In- has not!,ing to aell. no m atter how get price, on any thing you n w d ¡ in inv
hue. F L. Chambers, Eugene.
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CLIMATE-
IN THE
UNITED
STATES!
GEO. M. MILLER, OWNER OF TOWN SITE,
Oregon.
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