VOL,
SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRII
1894
STATE OFFICERS.
INITflTIVE AND REFERENDUM.
SEOÏtE’S PART? FLATF0B3Æ.
circulation of paper money or :
contraction or expansion of credit,
THE OMAHA PLATFORM.
ilover-nor,....
. SYLVESTER PENNOYER
The referendum would soon con­ We demand
or other similar influence on th<
Sec. of State,.
a national currency, safe, sound
geo . w. M c B ride .
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
Treasnrer.................... ......... PHIL. MEI’SCHAN.
vince
the
originator
of
all
vicious
and
flexible,
issued by the general govern­
markets tending to occasion ,a flue-
Supl.. oi Pub. Instruction, ...E.B. M celroy .
ment,
only,
a
full
tender for all debts,
T. L. DUGGEB,
tation so violent. It is quite appar md unjust laws that they were public and private, legal
ancl that without the use
. P. LORD.
Supreme Court,........ ..
of banking corporations, a just equitable and
S. BEAN.
wasting
their
time
preparing
bills
IN THE CITY OS'
ent
that
the
solution
of
the
problem
efficient means of distribution, direct to the
A. ..........
MOORE.
Clerk Board S. L. Com’rs,. ......G. W. DAVIS.
at a tax not to exceed 2 percent annum,
LIMN co., OREGON. may be found in the unpatriotic and Hiat were not to the benefit of the People,
o be provided as sec fori h in the subtreasury
sitpt. of Penitentiary,........ ..G. S.-DOWNING. SUIO,
olan of the Farmers’ Alliañoe, or some better
Sunt. Insane Asylnih. ...DR
criminal efforts of speculators, and people.
L. ROWLAND.
system, a so by imyments in discharge of its
The fact that the people would at obligations
probably of secret enemies to raise
for public improN^emenis.
annum, invariably in advance.......$1 5(-
We demand the free and unlimited coinage Don’t forgot the place.
COUNTY OFFICERS. fix ‘er months,
ill
times
be
at
liberty
to
resort
to
the
price
of
coin,
regardless
of
thc-
“
“
“
....... 1 0(
of silver and gold at the pvesent legal ratio of
to 1.
2ond St, betvvêêü Lyon ancl EllsWoi’th.
the initiative and thus do away 16 We
Advertising rates at fair, living rates,to be injury inflicted upon the country, or
demand that the «amount of the circulat­
JUdg0....o»». .
......J» N. DUNCAN. ■»aid
monthly.
with the necessity of legislative ac- ing medium be speech ty increased to not less
Clerk...,.......«........
designing
to
influence
it.
.....N. P. PAYNE.
Transient adveVtisements must be paid foi
han fifty .dollars per capita.
Sheriff,....... ...............
......C.C. JACKSON.
Hugh McCulloch, then comptrol­ iion on a proposed law, would stop We demand a graduated income tax.
vhon the order is given for their insertion.
Recorder^.»...........
........... E. E. DAVIS.
IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
We believe that the moneys of the country
'Creasti re r,....... ...............
BRI E WALLACE.
ler of the currency, after reciting ill filibustering, talking against should
l^e kept as much, tui possible in the
Commissioner^.............
I WM. RUM BOUGH.
of the people, ancl hence we demand
time and running away to prevent hands
‘ J. W„. PUGH.
the
same
facts
above
given
by
hit
­
‘hat. all national ancl state revenues shail be
chool Supt rintendent
— G. F. RUSSELL.
THE VETO.
limited to the necessary expenses economically
chief, Secretary Fersenden, about the transaction of business, as is the ancl
Purveyor,........ »..........
,...E.T T. FISHER.
honestly administered.
Coroner,.........>t....»*«......
.FRANK F a RREL.
the fluetations of the market price case in our congress to-day.
We demand that postal sa\dngs banks be
President Cleveland has vetoed of coin says: “None of these fluctua­
established by the government for the safe
Of the $2,705,456.17 appropriated lepoait of the earnings of the people ancl to
«ITY DIRECTORY.
the Bland seignorage bill. If any tions were brought about by an by the last‘legislature of Oregon at; facilitate
exchange
OFFICIAL.
Transportation being a means of exchange
evidence was needed to convince increase or decrease of thè currency; least one-third couldv have been and
a public necessity, the government should
own ancl operate the railroads in the interest
...............T.J. MUNKERS one that in all of his official action on thè contrary gold rose, the most saved tn fhn
pilVgrs AvitllOUt of the people.
Recorder,.
....... JI. SHELTON
The telegraph and telephone, like the post-
Ulfergst <'f..t-be .few thoysajifl rapidly w|ten (here was no consider
Marshal....
................. T. W. DILLEY
AIjjelnAÁt ní'cesáí;t-y. for tjic trans-
Treasurer
..’............... .LEE BI BY EU
< 'í-1 > cws, sbc>u 1 cl bt^ow»ieel as
a^’ operp'i-
gold bugs- was uppermost in his able increase of the currency,.:
30
go\ ci me :i i in
of the
fWW RICHARDSON
y
fell in the facé of large additions to I ThisWving would’anRwnt to about people.
J J BARNES
;mind
rather
than
the
welfare
and
The land, iuclucling all the natural sources of
I FRANK CRABTREE
JOHN WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney,
wealth, is ¿lie heritage of all the people, ancl
Connell men.
■! <!. S. HARNISH.
prosperity of the millions of Amer­ it. Nothing can be more conclusive ■ $ 10 per voter.
should not be monopolized for speculative
M MPEERY
P.
G.
Box
463.
Washington, D. C.
With the initiative anil referend­ nurpose-, and alien ownership of land should
ican people, his veto message would of the incorrectness of the opinion
T. M. MUNKERS.
Honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served ninety days, or over, in the late war,
be prohibited. All lands now held by railroads
( A J JOHNSON
um,
United-States
senators
could
that
gold
is
al
ways
the
standard
of
are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled for ordinary manual labor, whether disability
ancl other corporations in excess of their
seem to furnish it. He was per-
was caused by service or notpand regardless of their pecuniary circumstances.
actual needs ancl all lands owned by alien
WIDOWS of such soldiers and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether soldier’s death
perfectly willing that a plain man­ value, and that the high price it be elected by a direct vote of the vhouldbe reclaimed by, the government and
held tor actual settlers only.
was due to army service or not, if now dependent upon their own labor for support. Widows
people
It
is
only
nec^sary
to
pro
has
commanded
in
the
United
States
Clieif Engineer,....................
....O. S. MAY.
date
of
the
law
should
be
violated
not dependent upon their own labor .are entitled if the soldier’s death was due to service.
STATE PLATFORM.
Assistant...........-.............................. BRENNER,
during the progress of' the1 war is ; vide in our constitution, that the
CHILDREN are entitled (if under sixteen years) in almost all eases wiief^ there was
ì'orcnian Hose Co. No, 1,
S. 1. SHoRE.
when Wall street wanted interest the result of an inflated currency, “Qualified electors of the state shall PREAMBLE——Assembled on the birthday widow, or she has since died or remarried;
Eoveman H. & L. Co. No. 1,
M. E. BILYEU.
PARENTS are entitled if soldier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died in
of the. soldier-statesman [-lackson,] whose mili­
bearing bonds issued, but when he (han this brief statement of its vari­ constitute the legislature of Oregon” tary genius destroyed the last attempt to sub­ service,
or from effects of service, and they are now dependent upon their bftn labor for sups
this nation by force, and whose far­
SCHOOL BOARD.
port. It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late war or in regular army or
could favor the whole mass of the ation in the NewYork stock market. which in truth will be fact. Laws jugate
navy.
sighted statesmanship afterwards foiled for a
all attempts to fasten upon as the vicious
Soldiers of the late war, pensioned under one law, may apply for higher rates under othef
r A. T. POAVEE l L.
people and increase the amount of Hostility to the government has once approved by the' people, could lime
financial system of Great Britain, we, the Peo­
laws, without losing.any rights.
! T. J. HUNKERS.
School Directors,
’s Party of the state of Oregon, resolved to
Thousands of soldiers drawing from $2 to $10 per month under the old law are entitled to
( A. J. JOHNSON.
the available money of the coutiirj’ been as decidedly manifested in the not be declared unconstitutional by ple
regain financial independence and to recover
higher rates under new law, not only on account of disabilities for which now pensioned, but
School Clerk,.......
.......R. SHELTON.
industrial prosperity, lost to us by the in­
also for others, whether due to service or not.
by $55,000,000 he refuses to do so effort that has been made in the any .court of the land, as the voice our
competency, dishonesty, corruption and cow­
Soldiers and sailors disabled in,line of duty in regular army or navy since Die waf fere also
ardice
alike
o
f
the
Republican
and
Democratic
entitled,
whether discharged for disability or not.
aven when a majority of Congress, commercial metropolis of this nation of the people is the highest lawmak­ parties, do hereby make the following declara-
Survivors, and their widows, of the Black Hawk, Creek, Cherokee and Seminole or Flor«’ *
Ida Indian Wars of 1833 to 1843, are entitled under a recent act.
Udo LODGE,A.F. & A.M.No39ineetsattheii and his own party say he could do to depreciate the currency, as it has ing power. Each county, city Ol­ ion of principles, reaffirming and giving our
cordial adherence to the national platform I
Mexican War soldiers and their widows also entitled, if sixty-two years of age bf disabled
O hall on the corner of Mill and Main streets,
Oa dependent.
bn the first Saturday evening on or before the so lawfully. By his action he in been by the enemy of the field---- ii ¡strict Would have full control of adopted at Omaha, July .4, 1862:
1.
We
demand
a
constitutional
convention
Old
claims completed and settlement obtained, whether pension has been gf anted undef
Tull moon of each monih. Visiting brothers
effect says that he will allow no Immense interests have been at its own affairs and could try experi­ at the earliest possible date to revise ou.r con­ later laws or not.
cordially invited to attend.
stitution and include therein the initiative
Rejected claims reopened and settlement secured, if rejection improper or illegal.
.
ments
Which
a
state
would
hardly
E. O. H yde W.M.
work
all
over
the
countiy,
and
con
measure to become a law that
and referendum in its obligitofy fbriii, and
Certificates of service and discharge obtained for soldiers and sailors of the late war who
H enry C yrus , Sac.
dare
to
attempt.
We
would
soon
chat the new constitution be referred to the
centrated
in
New
York
to
raise
the
have lost their original papers.
lodge , no 36. .looks to the enlargement of the
people for approval. We recommend that, all
Send for laws and information. No charge for advice. No fee Unless successful; Addressg
price of coin, and splendid fortunes have a practical demonstration of our candidates for the legislature individually
Knights of Pythias meet.^
L eonidas
every Tuesday evening at Ma­ amount of the country’s money;
pledge themselves in writing to this effect.
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
of
the
different
systems
of
taxation
sonic hall, oh the corner of chat he will favor the interest of have been apparently made by their
Î. we demand'that all property shall be as­
JOHN
WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney,
sessed at its casli value, and there shall be no
Mill and Main streets, ovei
and
could
then
choose
the
one
that
success
----
The
government
in
its
Hib.ler, Shore <fc Holdredge's the rich bondholder rather than that
deduction for indebtedness without a corres­
.
....... ..........
WASHINGTON, D. C.
store. Sojourning Khiglitsin
struggles with a gigantic rebellion was best adapted to our conditions. ponding taxable credit in the assessor’s district; P.O. Box463.
vitpd to meet, with us.
all mortgages shall be declared real estate
of the great mass of the American has not only been contending with Any reasonable proposition would and
T. J. C laxton , C. C.
for the purpose of taxation and be. assessed in
fiÿ feüÿiiig yóür
county where the security exists.
M. M. P eery , R. of R. and S.
people; that he is willing to annihi­ armed rebels in the field, but -with soon find some county or precinct the-
3. We demand the enactment of a law for­
IERDORFF LODGE, I.0.0. F. No. 54, meett late the party that placed him in
bidding
the
sale
of
property
on
execution
’
un
­
Cemetery work
unarmed rebels in the loyal states, willing to give it a trial.
every Wednesday evening at Masonic ball
D Sojourning'
less the proceeds of such sale shall equal -at
brethren cordially in vited to attend power rather than not do the bid
The initiative and referendum least 80 per cent, of the appraised value of said
backed by an immense interest in
E. O. HYDE, N. G.
property in addition to costs of collection.
LAND PATENTS secured for set­
at the Willainetfo
Ji. SHELToN, Rec. Sec.
■ling of his friends the money bags; j the hands of loyal citizens---- Gold would enable us to carry out great 4. We demand that no attorney fees be ad­
CIO LODGE, No.36, A.O. U. W., meets or- md that instead of being the chief has been a favorite article to gamble public improvements such as the judged in favor of the creditor other than the tlers in the shortest possible time.
costs now provided'by the s atute.
Marble Works;
first and third Monday nights of each
S month.
5. We demand the total abolition of fish
Contested Cases.
Visiting Workmen cordially invited executive of 68,000,000 American in. It has been forced up and down portage railway at The Dalles, or
traps, fish weirs and fish wheels, and of all
to meet with us.
gear in tide waters, and effectual
Contested cases intelligently and Monuments and Tablets front
F rank C rabtree , M. W.
freemen he is the tool of a few by those tricks and devices that are the purchase of the locks at Oregon stationary
regulation of all salmon nets, gill and áeíri nets.
R, S helto N, Rec.
so well understood at the stock City. Our towns! and cities could 6. We demand the abolition of the state skillfully handled;
.the celebrared Red Beach;
thousand
gold...
bugs.
It
is
an
evi
railroad commission and the enactment oí a
D. R. N. B lackburn .
H. C. watson
assume control of their local rail­ maximum
Old Claims and Disputes.
passenger and freight law-
dence of advancement in civiliza­ board.”
Barre and Quincy Granite^;
7. We demand the abolition of tile Oregon
BLACKBURN & WATSON, tion of the great 'American people In contrast with the record of this roads, street car lines, electric light National
xOld claims and disputes speedily
Guard.
at prices that will astonish
oth-
and
water
plants,
‘
or
take
such
8.
We
favor
a
system
of
inspection
and
ATTORNEYS AT EAW,
partial legal tender greenback dol­
settled.
of grains at the point of shipment.
that they will submit patiently to lar which the government itself er steps as thè majority at any time grading
you; Shop òli Second St.;
ALBANY, OB.
9. We condemn the action of the last legis­
Contests.
lative assembly of the state of Oregon for its
such action in their president. refused to receive at its custom saw fit.
^s^Office,—Flinn building.
opposite R. G. Watson’s store;
lavish expenditure of the funds of the state in between individuals having conflict
and useless appropriations,
Time was when the president of house, let us place the unimpeached It being the djây of the state to unnecessary
whereby taxation was enormously increased
W. R. BILYEU,
M WOOD-, Jun.,
.‘be United States considered him record of the $60,000,000 of old de­ furnish a printed Statement of the at a time when Wise statesmanship and good ing claims under the agricultural
Attorney and Counselor at
judgment should have been exercised in «re­ land laws, and those between claim
ALBANY,
OREGON
self-a servant of the people. Presi- mand notes, which the government effect, toggtj-gp^ith an impartial lieving the people of the grievous burdens
ALBANY, OR.
ants under the Mineral Laws and
existing.
aïiù agalucf : already
(ent Cleveiand, by ’ his action, as­ did not dishonor at any place, but review cf
Will practice in all the courts or Oregon,
10. We denounce the corrupt and wicked agricultural claimants; and also be­
.. .. REMOVED........
of the law in the issuance of addi­
g^Special attention given to Collections.
sumes to be a dictatorial master always received at par. Report the^rtactmerii of each law the vot­ disregard
tional United States interest-bearing gold tween claimants under any of' the
Next door to new postoffice b’d’ng,
at the instigation and in the interest of *
rather than a servant. The people Secretry of Treasury Richardson ers could make an intelligent decis­ bonds
money-lenders of America and Europe.
• priblfe land laws and the Railroad
ion without reference to a subsid- the
11. We demand the abolition of the specific
may as well cemmenee to adjust (Grant’s administration) page 301.
Companies and their grantees, and
contract, law.
ized
or
interested
press.
WftETHRFORD & CHAMBERLAIN them selves to .the present existing “These notes were always the
12. We demand retrenchment iri stâtë, coun
the
States and their grantees under
ty
and
municipal
government,
particularly,
a
A’â"S'i>SÏSjatS
AT
LAW,
The cost of making and deliver­ reduetion in official salaries where they are in
■ondition of affairs for it now looks equivalent of gold.” Thus in the ing to every voter a pamphlet copy excess
the Swamp Land and the School
ALBANY, OB-
ofreasonable
remuneration
for
services
darkest days of the war, when the
rendered, and the abolition af all fëës arid per- 4 Land grants;
^g*Office in Flinn elock, over First National is though it would continue three
J
greenback dollar, handicapped by of fifty laws and reasons would be qiiisites.
bank.
Specialty made of securing pat­
years longer.
less
than
$17,000,
All
laws
could
be
two exceptions, denied admission
ents in the shortest possible time for
voted
on
at
theiregular
June
elec
­
to the house of its father, fell by the
settlers who have, fully complied
L. H. MONTANYE,
WELL ANSWERED.
tricks of bankers, speculators and tion once in two years.
A lb A n Y, O r ,
with the laws tinder which their
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW,
By
this
system
one
man
power
gold gamblers, to 38 cents as
STATE’.
eritffoS were, diade, and who are'
ALBANY, OB.
Old friends; as Wfeii aS flew custoiii-
The answer to the following ques­ measured in coin, these demand would be destroyed as no legislature
in Strahn building.
Wcirritìd by delays in the issue of ers, are invited to caii and see u&
Governor
tion by John P. Robeitson, of Ma­ dollars rode the storm always at par. could table a proposition, no govern­
Fred R._; will always be on g®“.
ttielf
jiatèiits, caused by trifling ir-
N
athan
P
ierce
,
Umatffih
G&
rion county, candidate for member Thus by its fiat law, when rocking or vèto’ it, or aflv court declare it
fègiiiàritiès
which
can
be
easily
and
State
Treasurer;
of (he state board of equalization of to its foundations,- the government unconstitutionaljaftei* the people
Sjièèdiiy i’emdvod.
Lane bb'uiiiy.-
(axes on the people’s party ticket, is maintained $60,000,000 paper money had given it their approval at the B. C albwell ,
Advice also given in ali matters
Secretary
of
State,
Chas; Clark; - Receiver.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. so complete, that we give it iri full, the “equivalent of gold.” Both is ballot box. . / j
relating to the public lands, especial­
I ra W akefield , Jackson codhty.-
By
reducing
¡the
salary
of
the
■is published by the Salem States­ sued by the same authority. One
ly on points arising under the new Connecting- with Steamei? ‘iiOMFB^
Supt. of Public Inst;
SCIO, OREGON,
full legal tender, the other partial office holder as wages and prices fall
man:
laws which have been recently between Yaquina and SahFrancisco'?
T.
C.
J
ory ,
Mafion
eoiiiiiy;
and
times
grow
harder
to
the
^^“Medical examiner for A- O. U. W. and
Question:—“What was the matter legal tender. One at par, the other
paSsed providing for the disposal of Steamer le'aves
Attorney General,
Kew York Life,
amount the same work andk talent
with the soldiers’ greenback dollar worth 38 cents-
thè' (¡libile flomairi;
M.
L.
O
lmsted ,
Baker
eodhl#.-
Sail Franeicsco March 4, 14, 24:
would
command'
in
other
lines
of
in 1864 when gold stood at $2.85?”
If you want your iarid pàfèiit in a
State
Printer,
Yaquiha
”
9,19,29:
labor,
the
professional
office
holder
Answer:
—
“
When
the
law
author
­
D rs . J. W. & M. T. C ole .
hurry—if you want your land busi- (
IN ASTATE OF REBELLION.
will soon disappear. When thè G eo ; M. O rton , Multnomah Co':
izing the issue of paper money was
Rights reserved to change sailing
ri‘>Ss <if any character attended to by
Supreme Judge';
people make laws, there will be no
dates without notice.
passed by the house of representa­
skiiifui
arid
competent
attorneys,
B.
P.
B®
ise
,
Marion
county.
Most
every
one
has
watched
with
money in politics and it will cease
tives it made them a full legal ten­
—AND—
For freight and passenger rates,
and prothptiy disposed of; write to
der money, for all debts public and interest the .working of what is to be a trade.
DISTRICT.
apply to any Agent.
i
’
likss
-C
laims
-
C
ompany
,
private, without exception. The known as the “Gothenberg” liquor All the party platforms of Massa­
Member of Congress,
C has . C laris ;. Receiver}
¿biiiti Wedderbiirn, Gen. Man.
bankers of New York, Boston and law as adopted by South Carolina. chusetts last yea'r ■ demanded the C has . M iller , Marion eouuty;
Corvallis, Oregon.'
‘ SCIO, - - OR.
P,-@; Lox 385.
Washington, D. C.
system
for
the
Rate,
cities,
and
Philadelphia,
seeing
their
power
to'
C
has
.
J
H
endys
, S on & Co.?
Some
nine
months
ago
the
law
went
Circuit
judge,
Ii@“Office and residence on south
NoS. 2 to 8 Market Street?
extort from the government and the into effect- in that state and is and counties. The republican governor B. S. S toll ,'
side of bridge.
Yamhill county.-
San Francisco; Cal if.-
people about to-slip away, rushed- to has been all the time Very objection" was elected oh tfiat pledge and is
Prosecuting Attorney,
Washington and pursuaded the sen­ able to the tippling element of so­ working hard to'Heep his promise.- c. H. D alrymple , Linn cbdnty.
ate, the American house of lords, to ciety in that state. The’ execution' Present 'indications are that the
Board of Equalization,
Caesar’s Column..... .........
50
incorporate into the law the two ex­ of the law required Governor Till­ subject will be submitted to' the peo­ S amuel dixon , Yamhili county.
Looking Backward.................
50
Money Monopoly, E. R. Baker..
25
ceptions-we see on each greenback man to appoint, what are known as ple of that- state, this year to be vot­
COUNTY;
History
Einftncifti.JLegl^]^|ibiii
Bribe
’
;;;
50
ed on.
dollar—“except duties on imports
Bondholder^ and BreadwinnefSl..........
25
F
Ten Men oi Money Island..;;;.................
State Senators.
10
Mr. S. A. Hamill, late of Toronto, and interest on the pubtie debt.” state constables, whose business it
All citizens, regardless of party,
Hill’s Gov. Banking System...................
25
is
to
spy
out
or
hunt
up
violaters
of
Orleans.
Canada, has opened a new photo There Was thus created an impera
Chats on Money...............•......................
-LEBAN01WOH--
are earnestly requested to study the A sa L eweling ,
25
The ■RealiSsue, Hull........ .................................... .23
S. Lebanon.
gallery in the Y.M.C.A. Block and five need for the bankers coin. Coin the law, They have provefi to be system and help niake it a part of C. D. S teen , «
Rai 1 way s.of Eii rop.e.q.n d.Amer ica, Todd... .«»-
Ne^y
hiefij ciban ahfl
The Coming Cljmax/Hvibbard....................... 50
Bepresentatives. ?
invites the public to share their -must be had, and the ¿banker, had more unpopular, than, ever were the constit****.;''iAi^^i'eg<£uÂtTis year.
Tlie Railway Problem; Stickny............... 50 airy rooms, with the tables Sjipfliiefl
Philosophv of Price, Dunning.................... 25 with the best obtainable,- and special
Price.
patronage with him. Don’t forget the coin. It could only go to the United States revenue officers /with It can be done =‘uÿ;'reÿ&mg to vote J. C lem ,
Metallic Money and Hard Times............. 25
VV.
M.
B<5
berts
,'
S.
Brownsville.
Protection or Free Trade Todd.................
25 accom modatiofiS fof eOthiiiOteial men,
the place.
“
moonshiners.
”
Last
week
the
'for
any
candidate
ù
’
ho
does
not
custom house, then to the treasury,
Protective Tariff Delusions, Todd........... 25 this popular hotel is open for the re­
F.
M.
K
izer
,
N.
liafrisburg.
Questions and Answers; A B C of Finance 15 ception of guests; East side Main st
and then return to him as interest constables were resisted by tile citi­ pledge himself in writing, that he
Pizarro and John Sherman................. 25
County Clerk.
TIMZ TABLE
on bonds. He paid out each dollar zens of the small town of Darlington will do all in his power to accomp­
Great. Quadrangular Debate, Weaver .... 25
Seven Financial Conspiracies.................
W.
S.
HAMMer
Fox
Valley.
8. P. R. R. (SCÏO BRANCH).
lish
the
reform
at
thé
earliest
date
at $2.85 and received it back for only and a small battle was fought-, re­
How to Mesmerize, Cadwell............. .............
Becorder.
Fountain of Life, or Threefold Po.wer of Sex
$1. The’higher the premium on his sulting in the killing of 4 persons possible.
Trains Daily (Except Sunday)
Spiritual Law in the Natural World...........
J ohn C artwright ,
A Iban j7.
Points for Thinkers, Stockwfejl.................
ARRIVE. coin went, and the lower the sol­ ana the
wounding of 3 others. See that your party platform con­
LEAVE.
Errors in our Monetary System
....
Sheriff;
Campaign Book of Reference for Speakers
jïïTiôâTm diers’dollar fell, the more profit to The constables, were driven from tains a plank demanding the initiat­
pJ.oöa. tò.:
Scio,
Stockwell’s Bad Boy ........i............,.:
Jordan.
A. J. S helto S t ,
ir.00a. m.i
:10.15 a. m> him. That he forced-it up, or down
West Scio,
ive and referendum.
Peoples’ Party Shot and Shell....................
10
1.30p. m.;
i 2.45 p. ID,
Scio,
the field and to the neighboring
Treasurer.
Peoples’ Party Campaign Book, Watson.. 50
We¿>t Scio,
: 1.45 p.m at his will, I call as a witness, rep­
2.30 p.m.;
Progress and Poverty, George.................. 50
swamps
for
refuge.
Governor
Till
­
S. Brownsville.
Just us we went'to press last week J ode P earl ,
Political Earthquake, Navel...................... 25
ublican ex-senator,- and then secre­
G eo . F erguson , Manager.
Dogs and Fleas, by one of t he. Dogs.......... . 50
County Commissioner.
tary of the treasury, Fessendon. man then ordered out the state news came that Speaker Crisp had
Light of the Ages, Deal h Blow to Poverty 50 First-class accommodations. Tables
Impending
Cataclism, and How to Avert It 15
militia
to
support
the
constables
and
;
Sodaville.
'Messages and documents, 1864-5
been tendered the vacant senatorial T, J. C oyle ,
supplied with the best the
25
Fallacies of Legal Tender Money
Senator Jones’ Speech oh Moneji
10
market affords!
School Superintendent.
page 207 the secretary, says: “The suppress the rebellion which he de­ chair of the state of Georgia, made
Irrepressible Conflict. Rodgers...
35 Board frosn One to T tyo Dollars per day;
- Bock Creek.
Danger Signals, Joe Waldrop......
05
experience Of the past few months clared to be existing, but all .but 3 so by the death of Senator Colq uitt. J. B. G eddes
^Send for full list of Reform and Progress
BSir Headquarters for Commercial
Assessor.
cannot have failed to convince the companies refused to march against Speaker Crisp after? consulting his
sive Literature. Address W. E. .JONES,
Travelers
291 Alder St., Portland, Or.
S. Harrisburg.
most careless observer that, what­ their fellow citizens choosing rather confreres of the house and the G. W. I sham ,
Surveyor
ever may be the effect of a redun­ to be disbanded than to do so.
interests of his constituents, de W. F. C hase !,
COPYRIGHTS
Shcdds.
dant circulation upon the price of
CAM I OBTAIN A PATENT?
elined
the honor.
brompt answer and an honest opinion, write to coin, other causes have exercised a
Coroner.
MUNN & CO., who have bad nearly fifty wears’
One of the results of the presi-
CAMPAIGN OFm
experience in the patent business» Commnnica» greater and more deleterious influ­
D r . P rill ,
Sodaville.
tions strictly confidential. A Handbook (A
To take the reports of the various
formation concerning Patents and how to ob­ ence. In the course of a tew days dent’s vetoe of the Bland bill, it is
tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of meeban-*
We will furnish.you T he ' Scio
said will be the probable formation party organizations as made up
leal and scientific books sent free.
HOTEL,
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive the price of th is article (coin) rose
If you desire the Scio P ress and P ress for the next four months for
special notice in the Scientific American, and ■ from $1.50 to $2.85 in paper for $1 in of a free silver party in the West from
club
secretaries}
precinct have not the moliey to spare, solicit, ,50 cents. This Will carry you till af­
thus are brought widely before the public with­
GIBLiM HOWARD,
Ms«
out cost to the inventor. This splendid paper,
specie, and subsequently fell in. as and South. The proposition comes stri’kers, etc.,one Would suppose and obtain four cash subscribers ter the election. It is our intention
issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by far the
(Corner of First ancl Washington StrbetSj)
largest circulation of any scientific work in the
short a period to $1.87, and then from certain radical democratic there are at least six thousand among your neighbors at $1.50 each, to keep abreast of the times politic­
ALBANT, OREGON.
World. «3 a year. Sample copies sent free.
Building Edition, monthly, $2.50 a year. Single
Headquarters for commercial trav-
copies,
cents. Every number contains beau­ again rose as rapidly to $2.50; and all congressmen and.may be the enter- voters in Linn confy, when as a aud we will send you the P ress for ally, and to furnish at all times a
tiful plates, in colors, said photographs of new
elei's. Motor cars pass the hotel fof
Bouses, with plans, enabling builders to show the without any assignable cause, trace­ ng wedge to disrupt or destroy the matter of fact there are not more
one year free. Or make up a club of first-class local paper. Send it to a all railroad depots'a'nd Gollra Park,
»test designs ancl secure contracts. .Address
Mi?»» & C0.,
Yons, 301 B bgadway , able to no increase or deereese in the democratic party
than 4500?
10 at $1.25 each (12.50), arrlwi wil -friend during the campaign,
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