iHE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD "
»APE1.
Louis. October 5 of this year.
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were selling at 62 and 6» cents per
bushel, compared with 32 to 38 cents
in October. 1900. Butter sold at
Elgin at 2 9 cents on October 5 this
year, compared with 20 to 22 cent*
In October, 1900.
St
for him to run for governor and hold '
on to hi* seat in congress.
Give the “Hobo” a Square Deal
.
urst-page dispatch In
thLpUndu Oregon,an. which states
Bank note circulation will be in
By JAMES EADS HOW. th* "Milllonair« Hobo.”
that President Roosevelt I* being lm-
creased »30,000,000 this week. With
portuned
to
call
a
special
session
of
\ ER since I reached the age of twenty I have realized that
the coinage of millions of gold bul- i
rushed every Thursday at Eugene,
congress for the pUrpu8i. of Pnac(
rUDl
Oregon.
lion, now lying in the mints, and
the tramps of this country are one of the BIGGEST
laws providing for a more ' fkxlble
the importation of millions more
PROBLEMS in our social life. They cannot be done away
The exhibit of Siuslaw apples and
-¡^Zcription price, »1.50 per year currency," which 1* to be bus. d on
potatoes in the Guard's window has from Europe, there should soon be al
lf paid in advance; »2 00 at end of bank note clrculation.thus giving the
with until there is a change in the existing order of things,
decided relief in the money situation.
attracted much attention, newcomer*
national banks a more complete con
«nd
their
uumbers
are INCREASING every year. I am not a So-
’Stared at the Eugene, Oregon, trol of the money of the country
being much interested in them. This
An
American
missionary
about
to
cialist
or
an
Anarchist,
but I do lielieve that the "hobo” of this co un-
fact suggests that an exhibit of Lane
^pfflee as second-class matter.
" hen we remember the Cleveland ex
depart for Japan says he will teach try is not getting A SQl’ARE DEAL
county
products
at
the
depot
would
tra session which repealed the Sher
the Japs baseball and footltall as a
—------ ^, uts ior The Guard.
be one of the best "boosting'*
THE MAJORITY OF THE MEN “ON THE ROAD” ARE NOT PRO-
preliminary to converting them. In
Th» following are authorized to man silver coinage act and the ex
schemes
that
could
be
devised.
FESS'ONAL
"BEATS” WHO WOULD NOT WORK IF THEY HAD A
tremities
to
which
the
big
financiers
»And receipt for subscriptions or
asmuch as the Japs have a reputa
Scores of passengers would see it
JinAt other busine,iS for The Uall> of the East reduced the country by
tion for ball juggling, they may also JOB OFFERED TO THEM. BUT ARE MEN WHO ARE TEMPORARILY
daily as they go through In the train*
Weekly GuarJ:
their repeated raids on the national BRIGHTER PROSPECTS
OUT OF WORK AND WHO ARE ANXIOUS TO GET BACK INTO THE
teach him a few things.
•tflb.
L. Clark.
and It would attract many home
treasury In order to force congress to
HARNESS.
I HAVE BEEN ON THE ROAD FOR FIVE YEARS AND
Ccburg—Geo. A. Drury.
IN FINANCIAL
seekers no doubt. The boom in fruit
Congressman
John
Sharp
Williams
MIXED
AND
MINGLED WITH TRAMPS IN EVERY STATE IN THIS
Address all remittances and com- act there is reason to believe that
SITI VITON NOW land* about Medford might be traced
history is repeating itself.
has never lined up with the war-or- COUNTRY. AND I KNOW THAT WHAT I SAY IS TRUE.
There
are
many
evidences
that
the
largely
to
the
exhibit
maintained
at
’’“'“'“ g UARD PRINTING CO.,
More than likely the big banks and !
busters, though he said the other day
worst in the financial flurry has al the railroad station.
Eugene, Oregon.
Of cotirre the majority <>f the men who stay on the road fur any
that "if the determination if Califor
trust companies of New York are! ready passed. It came so quickly
length
of time get what is called the "WANDERLUST” in their
filled to averflowing with money that! that many financiers seemingly lost
N wspaper dispatches friti Bing nians to exclude the Japanese shall
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7
belongs to Western institutions while I their heads and their panic added to hamton, N. Y.. quote Mr. Bryan as result in war it will be the holiest b'i >d, and utter once getting into the easy life of the road it is hard
they pretend to be unable to pay In the general alarm and excitement. saying: "I notice that one of the of war ever waged by us."
for them to break away and settle down.
coin
cer- Now- however, people have had time ficers of a bank that closed its doors
, . and
„ currency. They - want
—..........
About the first national campaign
tain financial legislation and propose to st°P and think the situation over yesterday attributes it to the pres
I to hold up the country until they and already steps are being taken to ident. That is not the reason, Don't lie to be "nailed" was the story that
HINT FOR A HISTORICAL PAINTING
A* announced heretofore, the get it. The Oregonian dispatch ex ( recall much of the radical action ta- blame the sheriff, but blame the General Booth was In this country
Guard of the first of October was plained a good deal about the finan j ken without due consideration. Rail- horse-thief. Don’t blame the officer for the purpose of concentrating the
compelled to withdraw the offer of cial stringency that has not before roads and other large business inter blame the officials who make and entire power of the Salvation array
on the conversion of Joe Cannon.
tbe St. Louis Republic free with ev i been apparent.
ests are finding that actual business enforce the laws, but blame the crim
inals
who
make
the
laws
necessary.
ery cash In advance subscription. Ow-
is just as good as ever and quite like
Inasmuch as eleven of the thirteen
Ing to the raise in the price of paper NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
ly much of the improvement work Blame the unscrupulous financiers
conventions adopted at The Hague
who
have
piled
up
predatory
wealth
the publishers were forced to advance
AND AMBITIOUS CITIES announced as given up will be re
subject to the approval of the nations
their price to us to such an extent j
sumed. The Hill roads will keep on that has exploited a whole nation.”
represented, related to war, it seems
we can no longer give the papery The Republican national committee with their work in the West just the
Writing to the New York Herald that the talk-fest should be spoken
same
as
before,
the
Portland
Elec
swav as a premium.
, I will meet early in
.................
..... to fix
December
a reader says: "There was a panic in of as a war conference, not a peace
We are, however, offering the Ore-. the time and place for holding the tric and Power Company, through
1873. President Grant was serving conference.
the
Portland
papers,
announces
that
gon Agriculturist or the American party’s national convention. A week
his second term. There was a panic
farmer (your choice) free with each or two later the Democratic commit- it will not curtail Its present plans, in 1893. President Cleveland was
Whatever may be their differences
essh in advance subscription. Or we , tee will meet. Both the committees because its business is apparently as serving his second term. There is a in the classification of other trusts,
will give the Seml-Weekly Oregon I ere as usual striving to find the city good as ever. Only the Harriman condition of panic in 1907. Pres the newspapers of the country are
journal, the best newspaper In Ore which will bld the most money, have roads are taking off their construc ident Roosevelt is serving his sec unanimously of the opinion that the
gon, with the Weekly Guard for only the most central location and pro tion crews—and Harriman is ever ond term. Do these facts savor of white paper trust is the worst and
75 cents extra, of »2.25 for both the vide the most suitable convention hall ready to delay any proposed Improve- cause and effect, or are they merely the most gouging of the whole bunch.
Guard and Journal. We will send and the most complete hotel accom ment In the West, looking constant coincidences? Do they make for
ly for some pretext to Justify his
Well, at any rate the members of
the Gn«rd and the Weekly Orego modations.
those who argue against a second
non- action, as long as his supremacy
the Atlanta governor's conference are
nian for »2.50.
On account of the prohibition of
term?”
in the field is not endangered. What
free to repeat what one of the Caro
Splendid l’veniiunis.
Interstate railroad passes, the central
There Is certainly urgent need for linas goverqprs said to another, If so
To those who do not wish to take location will this year have more at Harriman does in the way of laying
advantage of these clubbing offers tractions than it has ever had before. off construction crqws should never more dwelling houses in Eugene. A disposed; prohibition does not go In
be taken too seriously.
Guard circulation man working in to effect until January 1.
we offer the following splendid pre The question of hotel accommoda
The
worst
blow
to
the
Northwest
the city reports finding one house of
mium to Weekly Guard subscribers: tions may prove unusually trouble
To dun a man in Manchuria makes
FOR ONLY TWO DOLLARS we some, because everywhere hotel pat is the increased freight rate on lum ten rooms occupied by five families. the creditor liable to a fine of 12000,
ber.
which
has
had
the
effect
of
Every house Is full and there is a
will send the Weekly Guard one year, ronage has been increasing more rap
closing many mills, but there is rea-, steady influx of newcomers, many of says the Washington Herald, but we
and give as a premium a set of six idly than hotel building. In all our
suppose things are sort of evened up
large cities the hotels are apt to be son to believe that even this calam whom buy residence property as the by providing the death penalty for
silver spoons, butter knife and
Ü» Soto Hoo*«v*lt discovering the Mi»«i«*ippi.
full most of the time under normal ity has been exaggerated, and that only way of securing a house to live failure to pay a debt.
gar shell tRogers make).
—Bradley is Chicago New*.
business in this industry will grad in.
Or a kitchen set consisting of one conditions. Cities willing to give
ually be renewed until It will reach
carving knife
and
fork, One »100,000, more or less, for the honor
That Texas colonel who attacked
-
normal conditions again after a few
According to a Philadelphia news
bread knife, one cake knife, one par of entertaining a convention will
Joe Bailey in a handbill should have
Tin:
sol
th
is
going
dry
THE
OREGON
CONUNDRUM
weeks. The courts have restrained note. Secretary and Mrs. Taft and
hired space in a newspaper. If he
ing knife (Ameclcan Cutlery Co. probably be plentiful, as usual.
(Astorlan. I
the railroads from collecting the in Generals Wood and Bliss had a nar
As for the remaining question, that
The people at large are smiling,
wished to really attract attention. Lay the jest about the julep In the
make), one pan cake turner and one
creased freight rate, and there is a row escape, while riding in an auto
many are laughing, at the coterie of
camphor balls at last,
The handbill method of advertising is
egg spoon, a very useful thing to concerning the siae of convention
feeling that the interstate commerce mobile, from injury by a runaway
For the miracle h as happened and Portland bankers who, on Monday
halls, there will be no great difficulty
a dead one.
have in any family.
the olden days are past;
night last, chartered a special train
commission will never allow it to be mule team, but we are left In doubt
Or a pretty mast el clock that in securing a hall sufficiently large put into effect. This fact has already whether the mules ran away from or
That what makes Milwaukee thirsty at the metropolis, rushed to Salem
If "Chicago must move," as the
doesn't foam in Tennessee,
at top speed, and baseeched the gov
in any of the competing cities.
keeps good time.
caused many sawmill concerns to with the automobile.
Tribune of that town says, we here And the lid on old Missouri Is as | ernor for a five-day* proclamation In
In round numbers, a thousand
These premiums we liave In stock
resume operations, or to actively pre
tight locked as can be.
stituting a "legal holiday" In order
and now enter a vigorous protest
and are prepared I d deliver them seats are needed for the delegates, pare for early resumption.
The United States tressury school
Oh, the comic paper colonel and his that they might get a line on their
against
Its
coming
this
way.
We
have
call loans In the East and lighten up
cronies may well sigh,
promptly. We know they will please and several hundred more for press
Taken altogether, the outlook in for bank presidents has another stu tronbles enough of our own.
For the mint is waving gayly but the ( a visionary stress in the money mar
and telegraph representatives. Be
yos.
dent
ready
for
his
diploma
—
Comp
the Northwest is brighter than a
ket hereabouts; and who, within 2 4
South is going dry.
Any one of them -costs you only 50 yond that a limit would naturally be
week ago, when the blow fell so sud troller Kidgley, son-in-law of Senator
hours from the utterance of hl* de
Some discredit having of late been
cents in addition to the regular sub- imposed by the neod of hearing and
claration In favor of their plea, open
denly, and It is materially improved Cullom but the )25.0*d salary of thrown on the adage, "there's honor i It Is water, water everywhere
«cript'on price of the paper.
seeing. The purpose of admitting the
ed up their banks and began to do
not a drop to drink;
by more cheering reports from the fered him by a New York bank was among thieves," we are glad to
We no longer hear the music of the business as though the governor and
Address
public would be defeated it a large
declined,
probably
because
of
too
East, where a condition approach
the statement that the Standard Oil
hfs extraordinary concession were not
mellow crystal clink,
GUARD PRINTING CO.,
percentage of the ■public weTe out of
much Heinze, and he is still open to Company has been honest with Its When the Colonel and the Major and in existence.
ing the normal is already in sight.
range.
Eugene, Oregon.
offers.
The only thing we blame his excel
the Gen'r'l and the Jedge
own stockholders.
Europe breathes freer now that
Meet to have a little sip to give their lency for is that he did not take time
Francis Joseph’s health is better.
i to consult some of the outlying liank-
appetites an edge.
That nine-year-old English boy
THE BEST TRAINING
BAILROAD QI -RATION
The Salem Journal is now taking
For the eggnog now is nogless, and | era of the state and satisfy himself
Nationally
considered,
seldom
does
so
who
said
as
soon
as
he
landed
in
New
WILL COME TO FRONT
the full 1 >ased wire report of the
that there was really something, be
the rye has gone awry,
Somewhere tn the West a father much depend on the life of one man. York that ha would rather be pres United Press. This gives It a very And the punch bowl holds carnations sides the unaccountable timidity of
If King Edward or Emperor William ident of the United States thin king complete press report and very ma
a few Portland financiers, to warrant
and the South is going dry.
On? of 'he things that will result has built for his 'boys a bungalow* re
should die at the present time politi of England, has the making of either terially improves that excellent news
such signal action on his part. How
from the present financial flurry will mote from the home, and in that
Lay the jest about the julep 'neath ever. he cannot be blamed with rea
cal affairs in their realm would a great diplomatist or a confidence
bungalow
they
are
to
live
and
do
all
paper.
be the cDiiceBTration of public atten-
son, since he believed he was doing
the chestnut tree at last,
scarcely feel a ripple. But it is dif man in him. Chicago. Where he is to
For there's but one kind of moon- a Bafe and timely thing at the behest
tioa upon th» raJlroati problem. The the cooking, washing and other work
ferent in Austria. Besides the hete make ha home, will do the rest.
Grover Cleveland has sufficiently
shine and the olden days are of representative cletlzens. What of
People ought to be able to see now usunally done toy woman’s hands.
rogeneous make-up of the empire,
blame there is In the premises they
past;
They
are
to
be
their
'own
masters
en
recovered
his
health
and
strength
to
how completely the country Is in the
If its bound to be governors, why butt into the Massachusetts Demo Now the water wagon rumblea I must bear with what face they can.
It which necessarily works against na
tirely
free
from
home
restraint,
Xrtp of the transportation monopoly.
through the Southland on its But we are making a side bet of "16
the tional unity, the connection be not have both conventions nominate cratic mix-up. Grover always did
to 1," they will never trap him Inta
trip,
Half a dozen railroad magnates pos-' is all done, we are told, that
Johnson
and
Hughes,
and
then
draw
in- tween Austria and Hungary is mark
have the courage of bls convictions. And It helps no one to drop off to like precipitation again.
•e»«ed of enormous wealth through boys may learn seTI-reliance and
pick up the driver’s whip.
Attorney J. G. Wells has sold his
re- ed by jealousy and mistrust. It may straws to decide which shall head the
* system of johrt control and combi dependence, and to "take up the
These serial holidays are not For the mint beds make a pasture fine residence property at the north
the be said that it is only the personal ticket to be supported by both par
sponsiblllties
of
life.
Naturally
nation la competing lines, the Issue
and the cork screw hangetb high end of Madison street to J. T. Baker
influence of the emperor that has so ties? At a pinch we might be able for the newspapers. Instead of get
of vast quantities of bonds and wa- arrangement pleases fhe boys great far held them together politically. to submit an even more freakish ting a lay-off they have to work over All Is still along the stillside and the of Indianola. Ind., and will give pos
South Is going dry.
session about December 1. The price
ter»6 stork., wh’iYh a gulHUie public ly. They are proufl -T th1 r little re What will happen after his death no proposition, yet.
time explaining why the rest of the
paid was »1500, The deal was made
—Chicago Post.
public
and
doubtltss
they
will
get
*>*• purchased and paid for with good
by G. a. Groas.
one can tell. It may be, as many pre
------- -
,
high financiers are not doing bust-
The people of I.'mat Illa county have
®onei, are able to hold up the devel lots of experience.
dict,
that
the
empire
will
fall
to
nesj.
But we are not rturrmeil with the
GOING
AWAY
offered to complete the Pilot Rock
Among those who made final proof
opment of the country, to force the
_ • their .<
._.— before Ú
n 8
1 plan. To be sure it is gocll to be an pieces, but it I b equally possible that branch of the O. R. A N. if Harriman
on
timber claims
8?
The Oregon City paper mills have
"»hoe almost wtrheut notoee to the
the
instinct
of
self-preservation
may
At five a. m. she ro ised us all.
Commissioner
W.
W
Calkins
yester
all-around boy—to know bow to
will
allow
them
to
do
so.
There
are
reduced
wages.
Now
there
seems
to
T»rge of a panic by their control of,
Her train was due to leave at ten; day were: George F Tripp anl E*-
'eoOk, sew, etc., as well as to be self- result in a compromise and a firmer one hundred carloads of stock and be no further excuse for keeping the
the finances of the United Stales.
She hurried up and down the hall,
tella Hunter, Eugene; Napoleon B.
union.
produce awaiting shipment, with only price of white paper almost at a
Then down and up the hall again. Alexander, Junction City; Benjamin
At the present ime railroad bar reliant. But boys hwve learned and
will still learn these accomplish
She'd pack her trunk and suit case, H. Fisk, Hale, and Celia Owen, Crow.
on«. Incensed at the administration's
According to the report of George three and a half miles of road to prohibitive point for the newspapers.
too.
ments just as well at home. The
build
when
the
big
railroad
boss
call
«ttempt* to force them to obey the
E. Roberts, former director of the
She’d surely get an early start;
Eugene Is promised the stat»
Also, E.H. Harriman is no mean hu And then she learned what father
•»*i and to accept certain salutary one fatal defect in the plan, though mint, the gold product of the United ed his construction work off.
’ hrlxtlan Endeavor convention next
It may not always reveal ttaClt Imme
morist.
He
gravely
announces
that
knew—
February.
rrtsl*tlons. are engaged in teaching
States for the year 1906 aggregated
That packing trunks Is quite an
The old Greek sage said, "learn the financial stringency will force
’he president and his advisers a kes- diately. is the withdrawal of the boy »94,372,800, as against »88,190,700
art.
from the wholesome restraint of the
him to discontinue construction and
State of Ohio, City of Tcled», Lucas
•o* (ha> they will not neon forget.
total of to do things by doing them.** That
County, **
home Me in the formative and most in 190». Alaska, with a
Improvement
work
tn
the
Northwest.
those
would
be
a
good
plan
for
Shirt waists pink and shirt waists
rt have »mashed the stork market.
greatest|
»21.365,000,
scored
the
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
statesmen
who
are
always
promising
white.
**rc°rl**‘d the banks, and clearly critical period of his existene-. There gain. passing California,
which
he is the senior partner of the firm
The pernicious slanderer never
is nothing that can equal the eon-
Shirt waists closed and peek-a-boo; of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business
to »18,-| to revise the tariff, but who on one
Pardizcd tbe business of the coun-
Trailing
gowns
to
wear
at
nigh»,
e gentle showed a slight falling off
quits.
One
of
his
latest
digs
Is
that
serving
Influence
of
home,
t
In the City of Toledo, Countv and
’l in the midst of the moat prosper-
832.900, and approaching close to excuse and another fail to do It. Let the president's message to congress
Underwear and stockings too.
State aforesaid, and that said firm
and refining presence of the mot her
them learn to do it by doing it.
Collar
tops
at
least
a
score.
eM «a in its history.
Colorado,
which
state
holds
the
lead,
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
fa
will have "(applaud here)” scattered
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Corset covers eight or ten,
1» the West they have refneed to and the strong guidance of th»
with »22.934,400. after a decrease of
DOLLARS for each and every case of
Getting rid of those stock-gamb-j all through It.
Linen handkerchiefs galore
thev. The reverenc . filial obp lienee
| catarrh that cannot be cured by the
nild needed extension*, to Tarnish
surpassed Idaho
Packed and then unpacked again. use of Hail’s Catarrh Cure.
and other virtue* acquired in the »2,766.700. Oregon
ling presidents and directors was >
*y*- »nd last and worst of al), tiave
with a product of 11,320,100. as very expensive to the square and !
Oh. yes, the eagle Is still our na-
FRANK J. CHENEY.
home circle are more val tab a«-'
»urh prohibitive rates on 1wm- to powess when working out life’s against »1,035.700 for the latter properly conducted banks of New | tlonal emblem, though the bear pic Fluster, bluster, fret snd fume.
Sworn before me and subscribed
Wouldn
’
t
take
the
time
to
eat;
In my presence this 6th day of De-
1h siliPInsnts as to close down tight
of silver mined
York, but it was worth all It coat* an tures and bear talk In the newspa Strewing things about the room,
problems than anything that may be state. The amount
.cember, A. D. 1886.
* *• at saw milling industry of rhe
during the year is placed at 58,517,-
think
that
bankers
l
‘
æ™
m,y
hare
led
*°
me
lo
Packing
trunks
Is
quite
a
feat.
proof
to
the
country
obtained by pl lying at Robinson Cru
(Seal.)
A. W. GLEASON
-’orthwest.
1
All the time Informing Had
900 fine ounces, valued at »38,256,-
otherwise
Notary Public.
generally are opposed to such jng-
soe or Swl*>s Family Robinson
Of
the
chores
that
he
must
do;
400,
an
Increase
of
»4,080,000
from
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
things are going to make I
gling with the money placed wlth
Hopes, of course, he wont be bad
After
all
is
said
and
done
It
must
nally, and acta directly on the blood
1905. Arisons lead* with 29,689,- them for safe-keeping.
People think, and when the ques-
Just because she's out of view.
and mucous surfaces of the system.
be acknowledged that there are more
NO W«K PYRAMIDING
200 ounces, followed by Nevada, Col
• i thoroughly considered
Send for testimonials free
orado and Utah In the order named
many more people will be-
Those people who so loudly as- self-unmade men in the world than Great excitement seems to reign
F. J. CHENEY t CO., Toledo. O.
icen pretty c’eariy
Mother's
nerves
are
quite
upst;
self-made
men.
One
thing
ha*
Sold by druggist*, 75c.
r * wi,h Mr Bryan that the rail-
sert that the country is going to the
ent*
In
Holies
she
will
not
miss
the
train.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
mould be owned by the people esteblfrhed by 'he develop
Prices of farm products ara rang dog* because of the legal action
Feels that something she'll forget. stipation.
(
We take It that the administration
New York banklai. say* the Waft
«ead*T*ra'M *" ,helr ln,erw,t
AH these preparations o’er.
against
some
monopolies
seem
to
be
ing
even
higher
proportionately
in
Hereafter
the
clea:-
;
believes
there
will
be
no
war
with
|
Now a fond farewell we speak.
A marriage license was granted to
tWrt.
he ing managed solely In the street Journal
the East than on the Pacific coast. perfectly willing to go with It. Any
ing house will not permit the own At Chicago. October 5, No. 1 spring way not one of thpm seems disposed Japan as long an the Jap* know that Going for two months or more?
day to Marvin C. Jackson, aged 2.3
fro«
°f Private gain amassed
No; she'|| just be gone a week.
years, residing In Eugene, and Mi*.s
I we are ready for war.
ership of banka on borrowed
Wssdering the public
.• was selling ■» Jill to »113 to sell out and go elsewhere.
— Detroit Free Press.
Tene May Calvert, 17, of Junction.
ss of para
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In other words, the prove—
par^d with 71 to 77
Former Secretary of the Navy
to an end per bushel, coi
COTT
Don't be discouraged If other rem
mfdlng banks must come
Congressmen Barlin, of Ohio, and
In October. 1900; No. 2 corn
Long offers a new reason for send
cents
When you are sick, out of sorts, edfes have done you no good. Trj
permit
ted
to
TO F orce
A capitalist is not to be F
Watson, of Indiana, do not bold to ing the big fleet to the Pacific. He take
rents,
compared
with
36
to
41
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. Hollister * Rocky Mountain Tea. the
at 62
DS 4N< IAL UDG1RLAT1ON buy a bank and then hypothecate
In October, 1900; No. 2 oats the same ethics on running for local ways it will tickle our Pacific breth The most effective remedy Relieve« greatest blessing to suffering human.
stock
for
Joans
<,t11
whl
1
You may be the Ity.
The iure*t proteetc again»:
I bank’s i
rents. compared with 27 and 22 offices. Watson says It would not be ren "by giving them a chance to see when others fall
judge —try It. 35 cents, tea or tab- dl »ease.
35 cents, tea or tablets.
purchase another bank, the
’
In October, 1900. Potatoes, at considered a square deal in Indiana and supply our navy.*'
"" b* ””,P’’l»lng if the
Linn Drug Co.
Linn Drug Co.
<jrtage of money was caus- of which »re put «P :°r 10*nÄ ’t|th
CHARM* H. FISHER,
Editor and Publisher.
»
*,.?h'?? purchaa* another institu-
- ad infinitum.
tion. and so on
If this
.
7 the l>anks must not
expect to enjoy the privilege* and
protection of the clearing house.
Chains of financial institutions are
one thing, but the creation of such
chain* by the process noted is quite
another.
Altogether, the developments of
the past few days, sensational and
disturbing as they may have been,
and full of j, possible peril, are a
mighty good thing for the country,
and the banking situation is in the
»ay of becoming sounder than ever
before.
G