, 1888-06-21

,T~ and dealers throughout the Uutt-
al S:atp- Gra carrying comparatively |
HsAl stocks. and that the surpIu7 on
t.. Pacific Coast viii he consumed |
before the rew crop Is reHdy for
market We nave found growers
rather disposed - hold their hops
for advancing values. and if ,he usu-
VI --mmrr demand draws quickly |
upon present stocks, higher values
are certain to ruie."
Tha Democrats are unfortunate III
the selection Of an emblem. The red
haHd&nas they are 20 freely waving
az likely to lee IIIsrakpn fcr dag, of
anarchy. and the impression Is not
likely to- be dissipa,ed 10y & close OBJ
svryatIpu Of the men affecting the
symbol The Repu 2licans Of Cali
ioruia have adopted as their emblem
tne Stare and Stripes, and propose 10
marcia under it and leave the blood
red flag 10 anarchists aud free-,ra-
d-rs.
An hona5t farmer. on a cc!i winter
day, found snake lying torpid IN
the road. Remarking to himself
that be vas not 80 stupid rs hs look
ed. ne Dispatched the rcptils with his
foot On reaching home he noticed
in yesterdays newspaper 4 large ra-
ward for the aforesaid snake. IT re-
turned in good order to the museum
in a neighboring town. This fable
! teaches farmers that thay must get
up before breakfast and rea1 the ad-
| 'ertiHementz, if they want to keep mp
with the prOceysion.-JHRe Table
| Tax.
As;orian: Since last November
The people of Oregon have knocked
ont two ideas. beautiful in theory,
but utterly impracli6le free trade
and prohipition. The verdict against
prohipition was the largest, but
doubtless had there been no candi-
| dates in the field last Tuesday and
! had the vote been sqnarely on the
tariff question, uninfiuenced by the
consideration of candidates, the vote
against free trade would have been
/ larger than it was against that twin
| IfOlly-prohibiti0n last November
! \ tale comes from the far north,
above the Arctic circle, that mammoth
carcasses are found frozen in the ice
and that the Indians chop them ont
and feed the meat TO their dogs.
! These carcasses are a. we'll preserved
IS if killed but yes tcrday. although
they have lain for who knows how
| many thousand years in Il sOlIdly fro
zen state. Undoubtedly these animals
| existed coevaI with the glacial period
and were indigenous of a tro pical
climate, therefore We must reason
that this period came on almost in
stantaneous: all living animals were
/ killed by extreme cold and before
their flesh could putrify. it became
/ frozen and thus If Is preserved to us
to day.-Juneau Free Press.
Go|dendaIe Sentinel: Upon return
ing from Goidendale to Portland
last Friday evening we behela, to our
surprise, building after building go
ing up in which to temporarily con-
duet the business of the town. The
county auditor, treasurer and probate
judge have put up a building immedi"
ately on the site of the old court house
IN front of the vault and are making
arrangements to occupy them now.
Sig Sichel has the largest new build
ing up so far, Just south of the court
| house. and near him on the west is
DR. Willard's Office. On the rear of
the lot upon which Frank Patton
was putting mp his barber shop he
has small shop which he has been
occupying for several days. John
keates has a neat little building go
ing up on the sito of his old shoe
shop, and ii is an Improvement on
tho old one Bold & Fenton have
their blacksmith shop almost com
pleted on the site of the OLD shop.
". B. Presby Is building an Office
opposite the site of Mr. Wings
store. Downer 81 Sloper are laying
the foundation for their sash and
door factroy on the site Of the old
shop. G. r. Alstyn has started n
substantial building on the site of
his late store. and things are begih-
ming to look lively again
It will be remembered that Cleya-
entered upon his duties as president
less than foar years ago morally
pledged not to accept a secoRd term.
His letter of acceptance of tho Demo
cratic nomination contained clau-e
condemning second terms in the
strongest language. This clause
was Interpreted by tie people as a
promise that Mr.. Cleveland would be
content with ore term, and this inter
probation vas the only one which
could fairly be placed upon it.
Scarcely had Mr. Cleveland become
accustomed to his While House suro
: roundingS, however, when he began
to intrigue for a renOmination, and
this intriguing did not cease unit! it
eliminated IL the unanimous renom-
inatiou at s.. Louis. In order to Sc
cure this endorsement at the hands
of his party, Mr.. Cleveland has made
use of the power of the federal gov-
ernment as it was never before made
use of in such cause. Federal Of
!, ticlals throu2 hOut the country have
neglected their duties to become the
agents of Mr.. Cleyelanp, and to ad
ministration has deliberately sci
about to. crush the enemies of Mr..
Cleveland and to raise his friends TO
places. of power Considering the
methods which were used to force
Mr.. Cleveland'S denomination, it is
no wonder that the convention was
unanimously for him and unanimous
Iy for my programme that he might
suggest. On the contrary, it would
have been wonderful if it had been
otherwise.
Brace Up.
You are teniimg depressed, your ap-
petite is poor, you are bothered with
| Beaiache, YOu are filrptfy uervnus