The Deschutes echo., April 30, 1904, Image 2

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in the country, as crops therp are
looking very well.
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to be well governed.
S o c i a li s t County C on ven tio n .
P. R owan , E ditor .
Fam ous T rain s
The socialists met in county con­
Judge Gr«*scup of Iowa deliver-
Entered May 31*t, 1903, at pend, Oregon, as i
second class mutter, under Act of Congress £(]
lecture upoii corporations and vention Wednesday to «nominate a
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to
Chicago, the Overland Limited to
hl iibCJtlPlION RATES:
He advocates a change of ing is the ticket named :
per year
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Chicago
via Omaha, and the Pioneer
(No Hubscrl}ition^ taken for a shorter term.)
For county judge, J. B. McDow­
system for the formation of corpor­
Limited St. Paul to Chicago, run via
ation*. At present every’ state cun ell, of II*ystack.
SATURDAY, A l’ It. 30, 1004.
the
For Commissioner, M. J. Wilt, of
grant
cbsrtars to corporations
which can thereafter do business Sisters.
OUR TICK ET.
For shorin', W. II. Birdsong, « f
in any other state. New Jersey,
Tor SheriiT,
has been the stamping ground for Johnson creek.
C. S am S mith .
For treasurer, J. A. Riggs, of
trust organizations, having a law
For County Clerk,
which allow* the organization of| Powell Buttes.
J. J. S mith .
For clerk, Frank Cay wood, of
any kind of a trust upon payment
For Judge,
of a rather high fee. New Jersey Culver.
Each route offers numerous attrac­
M. It. Ilians.
For supt. of schools, B. F. Wil-
practically bids for trust incorpor -1
tions, The principal thing to insure
For Assessor,
atiou in order to gairt a large state hoit, of Bear creek.
a quick, comfortable trip East is to
J o h n D. L a f o l l e t t .
For surveyor, Wade Huston, of
revenue. Grcsecup
proposes to
see that your tickets read via the
For School Superintendent,
give the power of granting chart­ Ashwood.
Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Kail­
C. 15. D inwiddie .
For assessor, J. It. Benham, of
ers to the United States alone, and
way.
For Coroner,
t>taks the power away from the Desahutes.
J. H. C uooks .
For ooroner, David Hill, of Ire­
states, in that wav the corpor­
For Commissioner,
ation
law
would be uniform land.
S. R O W E ,
E . T. S l.A V T O N .
134 Third St., Portland
C en e ra i Agent.
Several lady delegates were in
throughout the country. Corpor­
For Treasurer,
ations could not enter into combi­ attendsuce *s the party platform
M. II. B ell .
nations without having their chart­ advocates equal suffrage, and a
For Surveyor,
ers revoked. The suggestions of vo'.u of thanks was tendered the
W. It. M c F arl an d .
Judge Grossctip represeat the only ladies for the interest shown by
Advertised Le tte r List.
real method of limiting trust evils. thuui in the party’s welfare.
The following ¡otters remained
The best example of a pure de­
While one state is allowed to give
uncalled for at. the Deschutes post-
mocracy existed in Iceland at an
Notice to Voters.
life to institutions to prey upon the
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otlice for the month ending Feb.
early date. The freeholders of the
Now is the time to register, ' ou ; 2(Jth., 1904.
inhabitants of other stages, nothing
whole island met in a natural open
have only up till 5 I*. M. on
can be accomplished.
James Johnson Stanley Gray
amphitheater near the sea to make
15 to register, and it is imperative! Mr Chas Ilofinier Mr W S Holbrook
laws, judge cases, »nd punish
Parties calling for any of the
Th« Mormons who desired a that registration he accomplished
criminals by public vote. This
Mormon senator in Washington an speedily ns possible. Be wire shove letters will please mention
method kept the powers of govern
are now sorry they were so am­ and have your location— lot and the fact that they are on the udver
incut very near to the individual.
tised list!
bitious. Thu reverend Leads of block, or number of room when in
W. H. S t a a t s . Postmaster.
Where larger numbers are concern­
the church have been before the hotel, or section, township and
ed, this method in impracticable,
This
arrive
sonnte committee and have con- range when out of town.
TIME SCHEDULES
DEPART
Five Dollars for a
but any system which
forces uus/
the
cn inrcea
from
FROM HIG G S. OR.
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ferreil that tnor church support* a is to facilitate registration and is
Possible
Paradise.
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individual citizen to o pass jtidg-1
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,! system of biwbreaking and exalts equally a time-saver to the voter |
Portland Salt Lake, Denver, Ft.
meat not only on the question ot i J
Special W orth, Omaha, Kansas 12:32 p.m
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’ the church over the state. Os-; and the county clerk.
1:25 p.m . Citv, St. Louis, Chicago
what rnan is Milted to represent
via IImit- and Eaat.
This registrrtion is for two years
ington.
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bun, but what man is worthy o t 1
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hut its practice exists among all and covers tho coming presidential j
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the opportunity of being a candi-
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Express Salt Lake, Denver, Ft.
the higher officers of the church election.
12:2'i a. in. W orth, Omaha, Kansas 6:11 a. m.
date, is the nearest approach to
via H unt­ Citv, St. Louis, Chicago
Remember an bring your loca- j
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ington. ami East.
In S ta te of O rego n ,
popular government that can be ,
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hardly hi allowed lo retain his sect tion, as the clerk cannot take time
had. Thu proposed primary law
Free to those who will pay
St. Paul W alla Walla, Lewiston,
in tho senate as it has been shown' to look up plats or records, as there :
Fast Mail Spokane, Wallace. Pull­
from t«5 to 815 per acre for
allows th« voter to vote directly for
St. 3 :S0 a. m.
9:54 p. in. man, Minneapolis.
Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee
that he eould not have been elect­ will be several hundred voters to
TUI
th« men ho wishes nominated, end
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hicago,
and
East.
Spokane
PerpstL'a! Water Fight
ed tu the office without support *.f register in the Tfcxt two mouths,
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does away with the strife, enmities i
.T.J. S m i t h ,
To the Colum bia Southern Irri­
the church.
County Clerk.
H O U R S
and unocrtuir.tiwH that go hand in !
gation Company.
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^ P O R T L A N D to C H I C A G O
baud with the delegate system.
NO C H A N G E O F C A R S .
Lands located in the De­
W. J. Bryan has delivered an ; W i t h d r a w n from Cettlemont.
For particulars os to rates and route addr osst
schutes Valley, Crook
' address in Chics go against Parker \
All the vacant unappropriated
J. H. FRKDRICY. Agent. Biggs Or.
County, Oregon. Water
The State of Washington has a
and the platform of the new dem o-!
public lands in Section 7, Section
now on land.
Send for
great dual of politics this year.
ernts. Mr. Bryan advocated ne
descriptive pamphlet to
17 to 21, both inclusive, and Sec­
Washington has a large amount of
candidate and appeared
under
tion 28 to 33, both inclusive. Town­
railroad traffic, and the railroads
the auspices of no club ororgauiza-,
ship 17 South, Range 10 East, W.
have done much for the state in
tion, so that bin stand was purely
M , have been temporarily with­
the way of development. Govern­
251 Alder St.,
a personal one. New York iin-
drawn from settlement, entry, sale
or McBride has Attempted toee
doubtedly has some of the most
PORTLAND, OREGON
or other disposal,1 excepting under
cure a railroad commission for the
eminent democrats in the nation,
the mineral laws, pending deter­
regulation of traffics and taxes
and her platform only touches on
mination as to the advisability o f 1
The eastern nart of the state which
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a few subjects. These topics are
including said lands within the
claims to be discriminated against
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wisely handled,
Cascade Rang« Forest, Reserve.
by railroads is strong for the g o v - ;
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d io ic o brands of T.iqiiorft,
This withdrawal does not oper
eruor while the western partis with
Portland lias a baseball team ale to prevent th« prospecting, lo­ T IM E
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Boer and Cigars, and
the railroads
like other lar ge towns. That team cating, develop: •-£ and entry of
Effective Whrnarv
has all the qualities of a star ag­ mineral lands under the mineral
The stato land board has taken
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gregation, except the runmaking Inns.
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Fanty Wines, Ciders and
umbrage at. tho stau-mont in the 1).
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ability. Any sane person would
Cordials for Family Use.
1. A P. Co.'s advertising matter
rather attend a Chines« funeral
wherein it was stated that the
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than see such h team play hall,
S a l JU T 'S D I S E A S E .
Daily
market value of h«v in this sec
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l'u à
No. O Broadway.
The largest s u m over paid fora Leav
tion was from *7 'to 20 per ton. ' 1" 9,ther c *ie a Ihv,> fur POrr° "
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The board doesn't believe that such mQ8t bc *l,H
of " ttenda,,c* proscription, changed hands in i ' .
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OREGON
San Francisco, Aug. 30. 1901.
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•tuteihcrit is true. Well, members
The transfer involved in in in and
T h e r e remain« only 15 day* in
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of thu board might get hay cheap­
stock 8 112,500.00 and was paid by l i . :»•
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l i n k ’d
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er, but tbuy wcu! i have t.> use puns which voters n.e allowed to regi* :i party of business men for a spe­ 2 l i
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ter, and only twenty-an« voters of cific for Brig! t‘a Disease and Dia­ •» 27 - - K lo n 4.3
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dyku
to do it.
this precinct have registered as betes, hitherto incurable diseases. 2 13
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Congress might just ns veil ad .VPt- ^
*m:,U percentage ot
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inveatig «tion of the speefic Nov. lo,
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journ. No ! ill can be considered U' B “ cluul v« t * » in
Pr*°tnot 1900. They interviewed scores of 2 4S
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without a debuto in which there is
th''®1' 1 yit rc^ is: red should the cured it on its merits by putting 2 4A - -
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l or sale end for rent. Cash or
v«rr little said a! cut the bill and a
1 <*'••! to the matter r.t one*,
over three do. iii cases on the treat­ 3 09
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easy lnsta.lmentc. N ow an.l sec­
ment at 1 watching them. Th v 3 15 - - K rtA 34
ond-hand, o f all Kinds. All makes
in v illo
good deal said about the virtues j
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also got pnvsicians to n a m ed r r.:e.
repaired, and w ork fully ifuaran-
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and failing« of political parties.
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A hill in the house of representa­
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incurable eases, and udinini ' red
tecc’ . If you need a machine, o f
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1’oliticnl debate is nil right and tives prohibiting the location of it with th" physicians for'jud::- s
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any mtlca. wi-ite me.
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necessary in its place, hut it* place lieu land ecrip is 'likely to puss. Up to Aug. 25, eighty seven pi
K ent
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t t were either w t
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is on the political rostrum.
A* congress is likely to aitiourn
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ing but thirteen per ce
Corvallis was tho coene of a like !y tu become a law
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pistol battle in which an 18-year
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old hoy • hot two officers and wns
The «j'rpì* rain
inveì
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for A -.felop o, r r in e v ü le , ik fiu l, "nrr.8,
and
in turn killed. D i * w 1! known the damp winter.
* vor Ï 4 i k e , J
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thiiit a crow 1 ©t young thug* ha* ^rcat crop». The !.ir
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r .m y o n i - y .
info sti J C v .»'.lie1 for sc«.o time, ri*w2y h:\'.ke.i
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ami die litt!« rt trnint placed up- Powell Uutteé bid.«
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on thenu had tur n«d their loads. Let« .1 >3 the a tv •
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway.
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