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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-18


An Independents View of the Dead and
Congress Leads the Procession.
NerO York 3iOsaing Adrsr.iSa, tlna>.
Representative Holman, relic
handed down to Us from lifetime of
Ananias, is having some OF his Congress,
sional Record speeches reprinted to show
just how the late session OF the inebri-
ated House of Representatives saved
s5O,OOO,0O0. 1t is not likely that any
person will take the trouble to follow
Mr.. Holman through his m9udlin
arithmetic; but the proposition that he
and the cohorts OF the house saved the
country solitary red cent is quite
cool, considering the time Of year and
facts in the case.
The only way they saved S50,000,00O
is by not stealing it when they had, in
some sense, the power to do SO. That
is about the sum they Incorporated
above the expenditures of the so-called
Billion Dollar Congress to rebuke
which was supposed to BIO the chief
business OF the late Democratic ma
jority; and there was evidence that
they would have exceeded even this
amount had the public not lifted up a
protesting voice against such profit
gacy.
There never was in the history Of
the government such a vast sum of
money taken from the treasury and SO
little done to show for it At the same
time, there never was so much prating
about the necessity OF economy in the
government, nor such loud denuncia-
ton of the expenditures by a previous
Congress. The first session OF the
much.abused Republican Billion Dollar
Congress authorized expenditures
amounting to $463, 000, 900, and OF this
sum the American navy received an
amount commensurate with its needs.
The appropriations of the first session
OF The present Congress aggregate over
$5l0,00O,000, and Mr.. Holman has
skinned down the navy appropriations
to the last dollar. His contention is
that this Republic does not need q
navy, and that coast defeuses involved
needless outlay. His small mind
does not reach beyond the shores Of
Crawfsh Creek, which irrigates his DIS
trict, and he does not appreciate the
needs Of the government outside! of his
inland bungalow.
The late Democratic house made a
supposed saving OF 8, 800, 600 by cutting
the Worlds Fair bill in two: but that
was false and expensive economy. Di-
rector General Davis has shown by
summing up the various items, includ.
ing the premium on the souvenir half
dollars to be coined, that the bill al.
lows nearly S4,0O0,OOe. And this is a
gift instead OF the loan of $1,000, 900
which was asked for. This is fair
sample OF Democratic economy.
The Democratic house was asplendid
sample Of what house ought not to be.
In lack Of patriotism, in iucapacity, in
utter indifference to the public well
fare and in bibulousness, the late
house has made a shameful record, and
the more that men like Holman at
tempt TO explain it away the more fla
grant will it appear.
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WHEEIIG DAILY INTELITGENoER THURSDAY AUGUsT18 1892

the following figures from his books
and from thoSeof others in the business
in Newark:
Sixty line buttons, prior to 1890, 500
per gross; since 1890, SO so; So line
prior to 1890, sis; since, S. 90; 90 line
prior to 1880, $12; since, 81; 45 line
prior to 1850, So; since, S.; 40 line prior
to 1890, So; since, IS; SO line prior to
1900, s. so; since. s. rs; 80 line prior to
1890, s. 70; since, s. 70; 2S line prior to
1900, s. so; since, g so; "a line prior to
1890, 81 40; since, 81 rs.
The large buttons, which are in great
demand for women's clothing, have
fallen 80 per cent. But in the case Of
small buttons, in the production OF
which labor receives eighttenths OF the
cost, the price has either not declined
or has advanced slightly. The buttons
made in this country are admittedly
much superior to those made by con-
Wet labor in Austria, and with the inn
provement in production now going on
there will unquestionably be a still
further decline all along the line. But
the fact remains that large industry
is being built up in this country as
result Of the now law, and prices arc
declining just Us they have in other In
dustries affected by the act. 1t has not
taken very long time to convict the
Democrats Of systematic lying in regard
to this industry.
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ENGLAND AND pRorEorIoN.

Her Free Trade Laws Protect the Rich.
Protection Protects tho Poor.
NsU YORK Adsertisy.
Great Britain levies her customs
duties upon tobacco, tea, dried fruit,
coaoe, cocoa, chicory, and wines-all of
them necessaries of life, except wines
and tobacco. All her customs revenue,
amounting to nearly 100000 900 in 1883.
is raised from the tax on these articles.
OF course every inhabttant Of Great
Britain, whether he is a peer with a
princcly rent-roll or a laborer who tolls
like slave for a pittance Of eighty
eight cents a day, contributes to pay
hiH share Of the tax-or else he goes
without any Of the articles named.
This is in great Britain, the great
Free Trade nation-the example-the
illustration Of what good thing free
trade ia.
In the United States we have pro-
lection. Our duties are so laid as to
protect the workingman. In our coun-
try the rich pay the taxes upon inn
ported Injuries and high grade goods
which cn:ar into competition with like
articles manufactured in this country.
The poor man pays no such tax. If he
buys al imported article, the like Of
which is produced here, he buys it free
OF tax, which the importer has paid out
OF his own pocket. And he pays no
tax at all on the tea, coffee, sugar, cocoa,
chicory or dried fruit which he con-
sumes.
at the same time. in free trade Eng
land the wages Of the workingman, thus
taxed on the necessaries OF life, are only
alittle more than one.half as much as
the wages paid to the American work
ingman, who, under protection, pays no
taxes at all upon the necessaries OF life.
In free trade England the laws pro-
tect the rich; in protection America
the laws protect the poor.
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CaorERA infantum has lost its ter
rors since the introduction OF Cham
berlain's Collie, Choler and Diarrhea
Remedy. When that remedy is used
and the treatment as directed with each
bottle is followed, cure is certain.
Mrs. Fanny Lauerdale, of Rock, Pope
county, III, says it cured her baby Of
cholera infantum, and she thinks saved
its lie. A. W Walter, a prominent
merchant at Waltersburg, ILL.,, saysit
cured his baby boy of cholera infantum
after several other remedies had failed.
The child was so low that he seemed
almost beyond the aid Of human hands
or reach Of any medicine" but Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy cured him. % and 80 cent
bottles for sale by druggists. paw
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Time for onostnuts.


4NltEsLuOuNtuW.
Wonder if it is not soon time for the
Hon. William L. Wilson to come
around and tell the working people
something more about the operation Of
the Mckinley bill? In 1890, in his
speech at Efkins, he devoted some
fifteen or twenty minutes to the subject
OF tin. He appealed to workingmen to
mark his prophesy that under the Nc
Kinley bill all canned goods would
increase in price, and every time they
would throw away tin can they
would contribute three or four cents to
an Ubiquitous tariff. Time has proven
Mr.. Wilson an incompetent prophet.
The laboring men of Elkins all know
that since Mr.. Wilson'S speech Of two
years ago the price Of living has not adj
vanced. he will have to come with q
new argument this campaign.
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We desire to say to our citizens that
for years we have beenselling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time, and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price If satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use,
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. Lo.
gan Drug Co., Druggists, l
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Why do physicians recommend Kleln's Silver
Age and Duquesne Rye Whiskies2 Because.
fitst, they are pure, old and rellable-because
they have prescribed them for their patients,
and tone up the system so rapidly and thor
oughly. Silver Ago costs only 81 90 per full
quart, and Duquesne 81 IS per quart. The best
hotels and dealers In liquors keep them for their
choice customers, Send for complete catalogue
and price list OF all kinds OF Wines liquors and
cordials The most complete and largest house
outside OF New York city. Address Max Klein,
So Federal street, Allegheny, Pa
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nnnl,lnn,a Arnlon halra.

The best salye in the world for Cuta
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, corns and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required, is guaranteed 70 give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents q bog. For sale By Logan
Drug Co.
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wlstlo,n Prevailed.

Motndsrltk Herald.
Wisdom prevailed at Huntington and
a splendid ticket is presented to the
Republicans OF West Virginia. 1t is
made up OF good able men. Mon who
command the respect of all, and in
whose hands the entire people OF the
state can well entrust the government
of West Virginia. Hurrah Tor. the
whole ticket. 49,
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ON ErhAHt
0hlSAGo' Ang9St L~Lne 10 grain and az pTo.
ana hogs gave inc mtkSE NJ, iol , ane bpry.
w oee ne satSer neSiset he cFop re-
market heavy Gables were lower ana western ;-o1
teceiPt tEee Ine WeSexS SILOP 'AS''
ts WIS neLy s,,N Avn, but closed
dS SI[ M Yp IsaaS "e1A' "eeutH' At-'
me gGIS III SUI, N,,d io,ssr
F4fIoviaons, aull, WesH S H,,i,6 ISWee
T!0ut ste6uy anu u i.,ss gs7lo M unr,r0
~ no SSd zs979s. 'TsT TrSt
NJ SEPTEMBER ''I9A''a'VIss'
iSz2aISiSG; W. n soo. A,,,r.. asollc.
70 = ~; N.Y. "
september sSIts. AMY anS,,St s5aSoI
0ATsLCes 1as no y AuESs
September sa3SaSZtSci OCTOBER Szisaooz sa"S7SC'
6fE-No' I; Osc. 70.
"a s4iA LEY, 3, z S1 SSc'
~ ELSSsEE po1TEh Gil ooo,o m. september
MES P9 SiIS,, ISL I'll x WI era eiSIS M
"a oS Ssat= '-|aA'A or S'
f1Rn-Cash ssO5: septemper 81 95aS O5as 90;
JaSnarv n aoa7 Soa7 o9H 1865
SHORT Rtss~Cash So Gas 10: September 81 92I1S<a
a 1Sa7 d: January Cd 67i%aG S2JSa6 70.
S S,Ior ~ s7 yoSs7 * '-/SAS
StbcrS ~. cbSn9ed
OsAo's s, W 49, ,,.,, ...o,,,., n, nm
NEW YORK, Angnsto az 1@FonH.' spt ost
~ ~ WIZ, racnin,s ~ nm bnsh
oIs axort. ga AZ ssies DO bush.
~. S ~ M ted Az TnHraded raj 7iaS2c
ontiSn1 mira active. "a red August sis[c;
SsntembSr SASS Sss1SSc: October SSizasS,Sa
SstlS. 1ecember SG5Sc Rye duli: western 6Sa
AZ Corn IeeeiStS 7soSo bushels: exports
10 zoo 1SnShels: ssies eSS do bushels Of futures
and 5000 bushels OF spot: market moderately
active; ungradod 54a6Sc: August 69sSa6laGlc:
September IS S,16a5S1 Sa5sIEc; October $50: De-
cember $50. Oats, receipts. 5000 bushels; OK
ports 10000 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels OF III.
lures and 10 900 bushels of spot; market quiet
but lower: August 58c: September Ssc; October
S7sSa3sI 5aSs11Sc; May 4lsSc; No Chicago SslSc
Coffee firm and 2SaSe poInn no; A9gnSat 10 dSsISc
iS.SSoc' 10 SSaIs IL. MsrS n M
1890; may do.Soa1S ~ Susaa. Ht Ut ',aHSSs
9uieL Mee nim. iaiioW S.euIy. T.. sin. Day!
aTs ana IA s'eS as: OK ass
s@ s snq e sxiT n TlI 70 75Sis 81 c meats
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys-
tenn efsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action ard truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and haye made it the most
populGr remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 300
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
Wishesto tEyi it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL,
LOUISVILLE a.! kew E0aI &N
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features Of the Money and s.oo
Markets.

The Foaturos Of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEw YoRE, August 17-Money on call easy
ranging from ~ to per cent last loan y per
cent, closing oflercda 11fper cont Prime meF'
camille paper s5<a5K per cent Sterling ex'
change quiet and steady at 81 sS7tat S. Sales
were 2oe, 5ssGhares.
Tho stock market to-day again displayed re-
dictionary temper, despite the strength IN the IN
duStriais, but the advances later arising from
manipulation, Il was impossible 70 continue N
tho face Of the general temper Of the t9lltoA9
list Among the GrangeFs, Rock Island shoW tG
the most weakness In the forenoon, but Alcnl-
son led the downward movement later In the
day. st. Paul wus offered down. but received
support aud recovered. the others displaying ny
feature OF note: The weak spot ~ FM iIS ~
shares was the Wheeling q Lake Erie,s, each o.
which retired about per cent on very llgnt
offerings, but oil other losses were confined 20
fractional amounts, The sugar ana leaq At9Sks
were the leaders among the industr1as. ing ing
market remained without other feature onu
finally closed quiet and weak at the loweaL pElce
OF tho day Sugar shows gain OF "a; Cotton
Oil lost III Burlington TX, New England "a,
and Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred n per
Railroad bonds duh. Sales $4,000.
Government and state bonds dull and steady.
BONDS AND STOCK northumberland BID.
U. 8. Is Nashville Chatt.. g
U. 8. Is coupon. New jersey Cent ;.lSS5s
U, s. 4ISs reg ,..',..,.lOO lNorfolk&NeSt pd. w
Pacific BS OF Northern Pacinc-. w
AtchlSou ....:........ ssh do preferred W.
Adams ExpneSS iA6 Northwestern. ........ll1S%
American Expressi2O do preferred. .......1iSH
baltimore q Ohio. P71<INeW York Central.H3
Canada Pncillc....... IS Oregon Improve b. -
Canada Southern. Oregon N9v......'''''' ~ q,
Central PacIllc,,.., 2g Pacific Mail. 3f
Chesapeake & Ohio ~ Pittsburgh :..........,l9e
Chicago & Alton....1T pullman Palace..'''4ys9,
Chi. Bur. & Quincy oSs
Chicago GAS-........ SIX Hehmoqd TerIl"'' ,ss7S
c., O., C. & st. Leo. GO do pEeterred...... VIZ
Col. Coal 4 Ir0n,.... Rock Island w
Cotton OIL Certiho.. 10 St. Paul.
Dol. & Hudson..,.,..lS5h do preferred. ...A.l265
Del, Lack. d WeStl5B 49,, Paul q Omaha 6S1s
Den. & n. e.. pref'd. AK do preferred .. 120L
"a sugar Refcery.
do preferred....... 6gA Tenn. coal q Hon. % 81
Fort W6yne,..........lbS Texas Pacihc."...: neN
Illinois Centrnl...... 3d. Iol. @ Gen. preL "
Kansas & Tex pref. "a Union Pacitc,..". pa
lake Erie & Vest. 24iSlU. S. ExpreSS........ %
do preferred....... 70 wv. st. L. q r. adgS5
Lake shore...........l8iN do preferred pa
Lead Trust 4I Wells Fargo E&..-IdSS,
Louisville d Nash. 60 Western Union..:... 9gH
Memphis q ChAs 90 Wheeling 4 l.. E.... 2g1S
Michigan Central...l0SN do preterred-.... wa
Missouri PaGllc.... 80
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Petroleum.

NEW York, August 17.-Petroleum opened
steady, advanced Ac on local buying, closing
firm. Pennsylvania OIL. none; September OPP
ton. opened at b63sc; highest 500; lowest So
closing at 661<c; sales 5000 barrels.
on CRY, PA, August 17.-opened ut 651 70; high.
est b6c lowest 6S9kc: closed at 66JEc; sales 49,.
90 barrels, cloaranceS 462 900 barrels; shipments
6S,454 barrels; runs SO, 0aS barrels.
PrrTsBuReH, Pa, August 17.-Nothlng doing;
Sc bid.
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IFtho assessor has omitted to assess YOU.
see to It that you are listed. You will be de-
prived OF your vote in November IL your
name Is not on the assessors book.
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STEAMERS.
steamer &. 8. PHILLIPs.

M. Leaves Wheeling. Daily Trip, East
ern stand9rd Time-B:i5 q. 10. $50
60 q. N. gsi6a. m. u 80 q. m, 400 y.
M. 400 p. M. 500 p. IN. Sunday TripS-LeaYol
Wheelins-s;50 a, m, 1000 a. m, l2;a0p m,
400 p, M, 400 p, m, 6tS0 p. N.
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~ gsanszlvaala statloas
\ gBgRRSyIVaRiaIlngs.
T,.oi,,s 75,,,, -, S,s,t,.si mime
8 Run BY Central Time.

Ticker oFFICEs AT PExSEYLyANIA srAIloM o
wKrIl ST., FooT or ELEVENTH ST., WIlIkLlAo,
AT MoLURE HOUSE,, WHEELIE0, AID At 9liF
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. BkrpQEPoHta
EouTHwEsr sYSrEsr-" Paw HAxDLE ROUTE
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NEW YoRK. August 17.-Pig iron dull; Ameri.
can slS 6Oa15 90 Copper dull; lake SIl 60aii 60.
Lead steady; domestic aOOa4O6, Tin steady;
EtrnitS $50 S1a20 10.
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IFYoUR BACK ACHES,
Or you arc all worn out, really good for moth.
Ing, Il Is general debility. Try
BROWNS IRON BITTERH.
It win cure you, cleanse your Liver, and give
o good appetite.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August 17.-cattle, receipts
GIL head; shipmeuts $40 bead; market steady:
prime y s5Ah Il; fair to good e. 25ai 30; common
s. 2haS IS: bulls COWS and stays g I0a3 90; fresh
ments 1880 head; market fair: Philadelphia
IS 95a6 0S; corn fed Workers IS eoa5 90; graSserS
s. 4Oa5 10. Sheep, receipts 700 head; shipments
Si75a5 90; common 81 00aS %; lambs 81 0Oa6 %.
CINCINNATI, o., August l7.-HnEs strong and
lower; common and light q 0Oa5 6; packing and
butcher s. 15a5 %; receipts 1000 head; ship
ments 60 head.
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cIxersSA1I O., August iz-cottOn steady;
middlings ne.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her cassoria.
when shewaS Child, she cried for cassoria.
When abe became Miss, she chung to castOria
When she had Children, she ayo them osssOria
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An Independents View OF the Dead aud
Congress Leads the Procession.
~. ,,oL ,to.,s,, A,y...t;,.. fJn,N
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1--we Stock.

CHICAGO. August l7.-Cattle, receipts 1000
head; shipments $500 head market slow and
S0 good to choice 81 7Sal 9S; others s. sSa4 Is;
Texans 50 46a3 30; rangers s. 40a3 10; cows and
yearllngs 81 40a5 Is. Hogs, receipts 5000 head:
shipments 5000 head; market slow Of 10a16c
IS G0a5 20; prime heavy weights s. s0a5 95; light
81 SOFAS IS. Sheep, receipts 10000 head; ship.
meutS 800 head; market lower; lambs 26c lower;
natives g 60a6 %; Texans 81 l91Sai 10; westerns
a snaA az
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

= on and after Monday, April ., Passenger
Trains will run as follows; SDaiiy. tpnly ls2f
ceni Sunday Central Time. III rs
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CAN'T covER UP rHE RECORD.

waee,tag, W Va, August 10. isss. :, "'''
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and after
May -. 1872 ExPIsyATfoS OF REfErrl
MARKS: eDAily; tSundny excepted; Monday
6Satiirdsv nTiv Fss,eyy 3,scdoyd Time
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CINCINNATI, ONO. August l7-Flour dull.
Wheat heavy; No. 2 red 7lc: receipts 1850 bush.
els; shipments 1000 bushels. Corn weaker; No.
mixed Ole. Oats easy; No. linked 35c. Rye
steady at &C. Pork quiet at Sl2 co.. Lard nomi.
nal at 81 S71S. Bulk meats dull at s. 10. Bacon
lower at 50 25 Whisky steady at 81 Id Eggs
strong at 12al2kc. Cheese, butter aud sugar
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-29
OUR PRICES ARE BELOW ALL COMPETITION
We Have Made
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
0@e our 7"s stock examine of holiday presents
CO

Stock Inspector Thompson, of this
county, furnishes US with a list of sheep
holdings, numbering l76,012 head in
Wasco county, as follows, for publica-
ton: H. E. Ruper 1870, H. Smith
800. H. Cook 5000, w. H. Brakerly
900, Brogan & Wiseman 1850, Tygh
Valley land and live stock company
5000, G. Lourlie 1,540, NJ. NJ. Morris
1,14S, G. l.. Morris & Son 1000, j. j.
Biers 1900, S. Houser 1900, H. A.
Fargher l,75O, R. Sacks 1000, j. Harris
1 800, E. Griffin 1000, GiIhousen & Co.
1 300, A. Roberts 2,475, w. Odell 1000,
j. Southwell 900, ID. ]. Cooper 515, w.
H. Odell 2,l00, 6. B. Morton 1900,
Prineville L. and L. Co. 10000, J. Lar
son 1000, Med. Lewis estate 1000, 7.
Fargher & Crate 1900, miscellaneous
1000, G. Campbell 1900, George Slo-
cum ,444, ]. Mccoy 1875, N. Anderton
l. .54S, Mickey Bros. $500, McGreer
2,15O, w. N. Wiley 2.4OO, Geo. Cochran
1000, Allen Grant 2,4OO, Ohas. LEVER
2,22O, Chas. Duwer 800, Ed. Kelsey
5,lO0, R. Hinton 1000, J. Sherar $500.
R. Wells 1880, Jones & Jordan $500,
NJ. Thorborn l ,455, Young &c Son 9 $500,
Duran 1000, Zagley Bros. $500. The
stock is in good condition, and sheep
men are well prepared with feed for Sc
we're weather.
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! When the workmen were LAYING the
bituminous pavement on Washington
street in Portland, about one year ago,
MIR. Frank Dekum earnestly protested
at the manner the work was performed
between the rails and over the ties of
the car line. His protest was carried in
to the columns of the press, and at least
one editor we know of was soundly be-
rated by Engineer Habersham for
''making such a mistake" Dekum's
protest fell fiat, and he had right to
protest, as he felt he was throwing his
twenty dollar gold pieces to the heather,
instead of paying for "an improvement"
abutting upon his property. Now that
the thing ends exactly as Mr.. Dekum
predicted, the corporation has nobody
but it's contractors t.. fall back upon, and
if the council does the square thing they
will see to it that the damages are made
good at the expense of the contractors,
and the car company. Almost those ex-a
act words, from the Telegram Yesterday,
appeared in the East Side Express a
year ago: .sThe bituminous between
the rails presents an innumerable sue
cession of elvations and depressions-a
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