SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
T. L. DUGGER,
IN THE CITY Dlr
SCIO»
LiNN CO.)
OREGON.
TERMS :
.er annum, invariably in advance»..»...$1 50
4X months'
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Advertising rates at fair, living fates,to be
">aid monthly.
Transient advertisements m.tiet bo naid fi
¡rhen fh( order is given for their insertion.
As all be politic I ;
actually ‘n the tichl ■
S
county, a word ivi ■
the people’s piriy c.iiidid t<-.-5 ui.
cot be out of place.
For State senators—Asa Leweliing
of Orleans precinct, is a farmer of
middle age and is endowed
ture with a poo ! inMfect
full of zea, :md ûnbiti*»n
welfare and prospt
and will undoiV't,
their interest- if
Steen, of South
previ ih t
is also a farmer and eminently' qual
ified for the position for which he
stands. It is safe to say that both
of these gentleman can be depended
on to vote, if elected, for every
measure introduced into the legis
lature that is based on economy and
the welfare and comfort of the peo
ple.
For representatives in ttie legis
lature—F. M. Kizer of North Har-
risi urg, W. M. Roberts of Browrs-'
ville, and J. Clem of Price precinct
are named. All of these gentlemen
are fartneis and as a matter of
coarse are absolutely identified with
ail measures ancl movements that
have for their object the making of
the farmers condition better and
more tolerable. All of them will
be found voting at all times, if
elected, in the interest of economy
and good government.
For county clerk—W. F. Hammer
of Fox precinct is .named, He is
one of our wide awake young farm
ers, of good business qualification."
arid habits and'is in- everyway well
therefore identified with our public
scho Is both as a parent and a teach«
er wh ch together with his great
■, withont doubt gives
expt*
him itrdifiv.dlohs for the position
fo ■' ■b !;-■ Is nmnin.ited that are
raid 'fid a-'ldotn equaled.
F iì-.-essor^H. B. Maxwell of
H ¡••tiiirg lias hoen na.iiied, With
hi •ie have had no personal ac-
<
titoligli he is well liked
qu
e who know him ! est notably
b
•be il irrisalir<r Courier, of which
\V
have hererofore made note.
on l>st accounts we can get he is
e well and thoroughly equipped
• l-e office of assessor,
' r surveyor—-Pfofi Chase of Leh-
n has been named. He like Mr.
• axwetl is almost a tofal stranger to
¡us though he isjsaid io possess all the
requirements necessary to make a
successful county surveyor.
For coroner-— Dr. Prill, of Soda--
ilio, a successful practicing physic-
ii is the nominee. From what we
<<>w oi the doctor we believe he
! be- <‘imhied io ‘’.set” on the polii
-il corpses <>f both of his opponents
■ well as any other unfortunate
iiose untimely taking off will re
quire to be investigated by a public
»¡Heer. Should he als o be required
to arrest the sheriff he could do that
too, with his usually polite and
iff ble mannet. He is thoroughly
qualified for the position.
Taking thè ticket as a whole we
relieve a superiof afray of candì
dates has never been presented to
fhe voters of Linn county. While
•i number of candidates on the the
• itiier tickets are regarded as very
smooth wire pullers, no such an
•»pinion is expressed concerning the
.•andidates above mentioned, and
there is ho reason why a single one
of mthe should be scratched by a
member of the peoples party.
If a protective tariff will keep wa
ges high, why are wages now but
half What they were in 1866, and at
the same time the average tariff is
much higher? The fact of the busi
ness is the pay of the laborer is re
gulated, as our laws now are, entire
ly by the law of supply and demand.
It is nonsense to suppose that an
’employer will not get labor as cheap
as he can. If labor is to be protected
against competition with the low
priced European, such European
must be denied the free access to
this country. If a tariff is placed
upon the product of labor, it should
be placed as well upon labor itself.
All fair minded men are convinced
of this fact. If the republican tariff
policy remains in vogue it must
keep up with,the march of miproye-
ment in ideas. Meh are thinking
now-a-days,and the scales are falling
from their eyes.
Hon. Roswell G. Horr is making
republican speeches in the Wiliam
ette Valley towns. Senator W. M.
Stewart is also in Eastern Oregon
making populist speeches and will
be in Western Oregon before the
campaign is over.
The Lick Obiervatory.
MAY
18.. ,1894.
NO.
52
PEOPLE’S PARTY PLÀTF0RM.
THE OMAHA PLATFORM.
We demand a national curi’epcf, safe, sound
ancl flexible, issued by the general govern
ment. only, a full legal tender lor all debts,
public and private, and that wifnout the use
of banking corporations, a ifist equitable and
efficient means of distribution, direct to the
people, at a tax not to exceed 2 placent an num,
to be. provided as set forth in the subtreasury
plan of the Farmers5 Alliahce» pi’i ®ome better
aniel s ash
tore
system, a so by paymentsill disgiarge of its
obligations for public iniproveniehts.
We demand the free and unlnditea coinage
of silver and gold at the presentdegal ratio of
16tol.
-
...
. ,
We demand that the amount w the circulat
n
ing medium be speedily increased to not less
than fifty dollars pet capita. M
We demand a graduated incomelax.
We believe that, the moneys of tile country
should be kept as mtich as possible in the
hands of the people, and hence Wd demand
that, all national and state revenues shail be
limited to the necessary expense»economically
and honestly administeredQ f
Vfaw I IVIlVMa
UilLvv UWWi
We demand that postal savings banks be
established by the government for the safe
$21
Suits
reduced to
$18.
worth
$1 per yd, all wool; reduced to 85ctá.
depoait of the earnings of tile people and to
J,
tt
facilitate exchange
19
do
17 50.
75cts.
Transportation being* a mean a of exchange
tt
H-
an da public necessity the government should
17
do
15.
90c
ts,
69cts.
own and operate the railroads ii the interest
tt
tt
tt-
of the people.
gH,
16 50
de
13 50.
• 85
63cts.
The telegraph and telephone,.the post
ft
office system, being a neccssifcMfc the trans-
15
do
13.
75
mohair
BOctg.
ol
b ’
kr t -
■ du
eb by the governClmn
in* |
12 ÖO
io,.
J>7 ct .
70
people.
—
it
>3
60
■ all wool
10
do
8 50.
53cts.
The land, iucludiiig all the natitral sources of
tt
wealth, is the heritage of all the * people, and
tt
40 42 in Henrietta
33c ts.
should not be monopolized for speculative
purpose ?, and alien ownership of land should
be prohibited. All lands now held by railroads
and other corporations in excess Of their
actual needs and all lands owned by alien
should be reclaimed by the government and
tindershifts ähd drawers reduced from $2 oo to $1 33.
16 yards Indigo Blue Prints for
$1 00.
held tor actual settlers only;
it
b
1 50 to 1 20.
1 00.
do
16 ” best. Dress
”
”
do
STATE PLATFORM.
h
,,
i 25 to
do
15
”
pretty
Chailies
1
9ÖCs
00.
do
PREAMBLE---- Assembled oh the birthday
>>
tt
i 25 to 1 00.
8 prs Ladies blk Hose, good quai. 1 00.
Overshirts
of the soldier-statesman [Jackson,] whose mill- -
tt
tary genius destroyed the last attempt to sub
i 00 to
7 spools best thread
85c.
25c.
one iine excepted ”
do
jugate this nation by force, and whose far
sighted statesmanship afterwards foiled for a
time all attempts to fasten upon as the vicious
financial system of Great Britain, we, the Peo
ple’s Party of the state of Oregon, resolved to
17 pounds extra C sugar for
$1 00
regain financial independence and to recover
our industrial prosperity, lost to us by the in
1 00
16 pounds D. G. ”
”
competency, dishonesty, corruption and cow
1 00
10 cans tomatoes
ardice alike of the Republican and Democratic,
7 pounds Arm & Hammer Soda
50cts.
parties, do hereby make the following declara-
tion of principles, reaffirming and giving our
ÌOctS.
3 papers matches
cordial adherence, to the national platform
adopted at Omaha, «July 4,186*2:
1. We demand a constitutional convention
at the earliest possible date to revise our con
stitution and include therein the initiative-
and referendum in its obligitory form, and
that the new constitution be referred to the
people tor approval. We recommend that all
our candidates for the legislative individually
B)
pledge themselves in writing to this effect.
I. we demand that all property shall be as
sessed at its cash value, and there shall be no
r/
deduction for indebtedness without a corres
ponding taxable credit in the assessor’s district;
and all mortgages shall be declared real estate
for the purpose of taxation and be assessed in
the county where the security exists.
3. We demand the enactment of a law for
bidding the sale of property on execution, un
less the proceeds Of such sale sliall equal at
least 80 per cent, of the appraised value of said
ATTÖBNlßYS
AT
LAW,
property in addition to costs of collection.
4. We demand that no attorney-fees be ad
ALBANY, OB.
Caesar’s Column...................................... $0 50
judged in favor of the creditor other than the
50
LAND PATENTS secured for set
in Flinn elock, over First National Looking Backward...................................
costs now provided by the sratute.
Money Monopoly, E. R. Baker................. . 25
5. We demand the .total abolition of fish bankt
History Financial Legislation, Brice.... . 50 tlers in the shortest possible time;
traps, fish weirs and fisil wheels, aiid of all
Bondholders and Breadwinners............
25
stationary gear in tide waters, and effectual
Contested Cases.
10
Ten Men of Money Island....................
L. H. MONTANYE,
regulation of all salmon nets, gill and sein nets.
Hill’s Gov. Banking System................... . 25
6. We demand the abolition _oL^the state
Contested
cases intelligently and
attorney
at
law
,
Chats
on
Money,
.....................................
•
25
railroad commission and the enactment ot a
The Real Issue, Sull................................ . 25 skiilfriliy handled»
maximum passenger arid freight law.
ALBANY, OB.
Railways of Europe and Amer idi, Todd.
50
7. We demand the abolition of the Oregon
in StTalin btiilding.
The Coming Climax, Hubbard................ . 50
National Guard.
Old Claims and Disputes.
The Railway Problem, Stickny........... • 5°
8. We favor a system of inspection and D. R. N. B lackburn .
Philosophy of Price, Dunning................. . 25
ii;
C.
watsön
.
grading of grdine at the point of shipment.
Old
ctairns and disputes speedily
Metallic
Money
and
Hard
Times
...........
25
9. We condemn the action of the last legis
or Free Trade.George.. ;......
25 settled.
lative assembly of the state of Oregon for its BLACKBURN & WATSON, Protection
25
Protective
Tariff
Delusions,
Todd........---
lavish expenditure of the funds of the state in
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Questions and Answers, A B C of Finance 15
unnecessary and useless appropriations,
Contests.
Pizarro and John Sherman................. 25
whereby taxation was enormously increased
ALBANY, OB.
Great Quadrangular Debate, Weaver...... 25 between individuals having conflict
at
a
time
when
wise
statesmanship
and
good
Seven Financial Conspiracies........;........ 10
I
judgment
should hi ve been exercised in re ®äB“Office,—Flinn building.
Hbw to Mesmerize, Cadwell...................... 50 ing claims under the agricultural
lieving the people of the grievous burdens
j already
Fountain of Life, or Threefold Power of Sex 50
_9
existing.
jg
W.
R.
BILYEU,
Spiritual Law in the Natural World........... 50 land laws, and those between claim
10. We dcncrtinctr-i ne^.'^-JwirkT-Tind wicked
Points for Thinkers, Stockwell ................. 10 ants under the Mineral Laws and
disregard of the law in thA I ssi IA t »»^
«.aui-
attorney nntf Counselor at Law,
Errors in bur Monetary System
.... 25
tional United States interest-bearing gold
Campaign Book of Reference for Speakers 25 agricultural claimants; and also be
ALBANY, OR.
bonds at the instigation and in the interest of
10
StockweP
’
s
Bad
Boy
..............................
the money-lenders of America and Europe.
Will practice in all the courts of Oregon,
10 tween claimants under any of the
Peoples’ Party Shot and Shell....;.......;... ».
II. We demand the abolition of the specific
{giT Special attention given to Collections.
Peoples’ Party Campaign Book, Watson.. 50
contract law.
Progress and Poverty1, George.................. 50 public land laws and the Railroad
12. We demand retrenchment in state, coun
Political Earthquake, Navel...................... 25
ty and municipal governinent, particularly, a
Dogs anfi pleas, by one of.the Dogs.»..»...... 50 Companies and the!? grrintees, arid
reduction in official salaries where they are in
Light of the Ages, Death Blow to Poverty. 50 the States and their grantees under
excess ofreasonable remuneration for services
Impending Cataclism, and How to Avert it 15
rendered, and the abolition af all fees and per
Fallacies of Legal Tender Money ......... 25 the Swamp Land and the School
quisites.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Senator
Jones’ Speech on Money............. 10
Irrepressible Conflict, Rodgers............... 35 Land grants.
Danger Signals, Joe Waldrop.................... 05
Specialty made of seedring pat
50
If ( hrist Came to Chicago, Stead.............
25 ents in the shortest possible time fof
8®“Medical examiner for A. O. U. W. and Fabian Essays in Socialism........ .............
Peoples Songsters, without music.......
10
New York Life;
10 settlers who have fully complied
Alliance Songsters ”
”
........
STATE.
Driven from Sea to Sea, C. C. PoSt... ; ...
50
rr
Pain’s Rules of Order ........................ 25
Governor
with the laws under which their
0
Cushings Manual..................
............ 26
N athan P ierce ,
Umatilla Co.
entries
were made, and who are
^TSend for full list of Reform and Progrès
si ve Literature. Address W. E. JONES,
State Treasurer,
worried by delays in the issue of
291 Alder St., Portland, Or.
R. C aldwell ,
Lane county.
their patents, caused by trifling ir
The price of goods at S. M. D
’ C
S
reduced, so
as to be on a par with wheat at 40 cents per bushel»
NOTICE THESE FEW QUOTATONS:
Furnishing Goods,
Dry Goods.
Groceries.
The following description, as
viewed by a Scio boy, of the famous
Lick observatory is taken from a
private letter, but as we believe it
Come early arid make your selections before the new goods are
will be of interest to our readers we
give it.
all gone, for they are bound to go at these figures.
“The famous Lick observatory of
California is situated on the peak of
Mt. Hamilton, in the Hamilton
range of mountains, about 20 miles
south east of San Jose and 65 miles
from San Francisco. Mt. Hamilton
PLAY FAIR.
is 4450 feet high, almost clear of
The Daily Albany Democrat of timber and is very steep and rocky.
It is reached by a stage road from
pist Wednesday insinuates that the
only one of the three .nominees, for San Jose running through the Santa
the office of sheriff who would make Clara valley crossing a few foot hills
a competent and efficient officer is C. until it reaches Smith’s Creek Hotel
C. Jackson, an assertion that it can or at the foot of the peak, and then
not truthfully make. We have often begins the climb. From the foot of
spoken of Sheriff Jackson’s efficiencj’ the mountain to the top by the stage
ris an officer as beirife praisworthy, road is seven miles; by trail two and
and have no reason to say differently i one half miles.
The Lick observatory, built by
now, but to say that be is the only
nominee who is competent, would the late James Lick, is dedicated to
wrong both of the other candidates. the University of Californra at
When we say that A. J. Shelton is Berkely. It has three telescopes.
77tfeet for the office for which he the equal of Sheriff Jackson in a bus-. The4argest (which is the laigest in
stands.
iness point of view, we simply voice the world now in operation) is 57
For sheriff—A. J. Shelton of Jor the opinion of every one who knows feet 6 inches long with an object
dan was nominated. Had the peo them both=»that he would perform glass 36 inches in diameter. The
p’e’s party had the entire voting the duties of the sheriff’s office with two smaller are about 20 and 30 feet
with object glasses 12 and 20 inches
population of Linn county to select equal ability and fidelity to the peo
respectively. You first enter from
. E. 0. HYDE,
from it could not have selected a ple’s interest, all who know both of the west.a large brick building with
person whose natural and business them will admit. Hetlte when one a hall running the full length, north
qualifications were better for the other of the nominees, at least, is and south. At the north end of this
SCIO, OREGON,
place than are his. His life has of equal ability to Mr. Jackson, building is one of the small teles
i'n every respect, the Democrat, if
been spent upon the farm and in
it wishes to be fair and honorable, copes and at the south end the large
pursuits intimately associated with should so express Itself. As to Mr. one. You first register, then follow
farming. He is now a stock drover McFerron’s qualifications for the the usher down the hall to some nar
and no man can truthfully say he office, we know nothing further row stairs, which lead to the “great
This is in a round
has been wronged by Jack Shelton. than that- he is favorably spoken of telescope”.
Self reliant and quick to decide in by those who know him best. As a room, 70 feet in diameter and 50
regularities which can be easily and
Secretary of State,
¥. Meirow,
Pie
feet high with a circular roof. There
a ease of emergency, he would un matter of fact the office of sheriff is a narrow gallery or walk around I ra W akefield , Jaekson county.
speedily removed.
.».»SCIO, OR. > * J •
doubtedly make a first-class sheriff. ought not to belong to any one man this room with a movable floor in
Advice also given ill all matters
Supt. of Public Inst.
For recorder—- John Cartwright of or set of jneri, and, should Mr Shel the center, the object of which is to T. C. J ory ,
relating to the public lands, especial»
Marion county.
First-class accommodations, Tables
HOTEL.
supplied with the best the
ly on points arising tinder the new
Albany is the nominee. Mr. Cart- ton be elected, the people may rest raise or lower the floor to follow the
Attorney Genei'al,
market affords.
laws which have been recently
Baker county.
Wright is a young man of good assured that an entirely new leaf, telescope. The telescope is fastened M. L. O lmsted ,
Board
from
Oho
to
Two
Dollars
per
day.
passed providing for the disposal of
(Corner of First and Washington Streets,)
State Printer,
business qualifications and a remar with regard to the employes of the on a pivot in the the center, so that
®@f“Headquarters frit- Commercial
sheriff’s office., will be turned. We it can be pointed in any direction. A G eo . M. O rton , Multnomah Co.
ALBANY, OREGON.
the public domain.
kably close attendant to any busi
Travelers.
might also state that should Mr.
Headquarters foV cotiUtoercial trav
if you want your iand pateiit in a
Siipfemb Judge,
ness he may have in hand. He is a Shelton be the winner, he will be section of the roof or dome rolls
elers. Motor cars pass the hotel for hurry—if you want your land busi
R.
P.
B®
ise ,
Marion
county.
back
and
allows
the
great
telescope
all railroad depots and Goltra Park,
printer by trade and is now foreman the sheriff and not Hub Bryant,as is
ness of atiy character attfinded to by
Free bus to and from the house.
DISTRICT,
of the Oregon Populist office, and intimated by the Democrat’s cor to be pointed out, and the direction
skillful and competent attorney »
to
be
changed
to
the
right
or
left,
Member of Congress,
enjoys the perfect confidence of his respondent in the same issue; .Play
and promptly disposed of, Write to
the roof revolving around with the C has . M iller , Marion couuty.
i . ii . i .REMOVED...;,.;:
employers, His habits are unques [fair neighbor, and you will have the
telescope. But the most remarkable
P ress C laims O om R an Y;
Next
door
tri
iieW
pdStofficö
b
’
d
’
ng
-
.
Circuit Judge,
tinned. He is a poor man in point more friends after the fight is over. machinery is the point upon which
John Wedderbtitrij GeH; Mari»
R.
S.
S
toll
,
“
Yamhili
county.
<»f propert.v with nothing but his
the monster telescope rests; it is the
P, O. Box 385
Washington; 13. 0»
Prosecuting
Attorney,
The Lebanon correspondent of machinery which causes it to follow
Newly furnished, nice, clean and
h nds wi h whi< h to get a living,
C.
H.
D
alrymple
,
Linn
county.
airy rooms, with the. tables supplied
while both of his compeitors. aré last Wednesday’s Albariy Democrat, an object as the earth revolves; so
Board of Equalisation,
with the best Obtainable; and special
reasonably well fixed as comfortable whose signature is “Populist,” is’, in after pointing the telescope at a S amuel dixon , Yamhill county.
accommodations for commercial men, MAY 1,.............. 1893
journalism,
what
the
bushwhacker
planet, it follows the planet until it
this popular hotel is open for the re
livers. A vote for John Cartwright <
COUNTY;
ception of guests. East- side Main st
will be one for a young man who is was during War times. Anybody, sinks below the horizon. The night
Pfòp’r.
)
State Senators.
struggling manfully to get a start in who attended the people’s party I was there, Saturn was the planet
By btiyirig your
ALBANY; OR;
Orleans.
lite and who is evidently determ j county convention, knows that it they were studying. Saturn has A sa LilwELiNG,.
Oèmeterÿ Work
nine moons revolving around it, C. D. S teen ,
k4 Lebanon.
Gid friends, as well as new custom
ined that it will be obtained by was entirely free from bossism, and
er.?» are invited to call and see us.
BepresMatatkge'fr-r-
that every candidate there nomina any one of which is larger than our
bjb
at the Willamette
Fred R., will always be-oe wSif“.
honorable arid fair means only.
' ^"flfice.
moon. We could see five of these J. ClENT;
Albany, Or»
For county eoiriftiisshnief—T, J. ted, received such nomination by a moons, the largest appearing to be W. M. R oberts , S. Brownsville.
Coyle, of Sodaville was named. fair majority vote of theeonvention. about the size of an apple. Saturn’s F. M. K izer ,
N; Hatrisburg.
Mr. Coyle is a farmer and will if The atteippt Of "Populist” to show rings appear to be about two feet
Criiinty Clerk.
Monuments and Tâblëië frëtîi
Chas» Clark, - Receiver.
elected look well to the interests of that such was not the case and that across and the planet itself about W. 8. HAMMer
Fox Valley;
the celebrared Red Ëëaëli;
Recorder;
the county, exercising the same the convention Was fun by a man the size of our moon. These rings
Barre and Quincy Gràhitës, dbhhboting with Steamer ‘HOMFR’
good judgement id its affairs that he who could get but twenty-five votes ProL Holden said are composed of J ohn CARiWRidHT»
Albany.
at priceë thàt will âëtoiliëh bbt^bbii YaijUihh, arid SahFfattcisco.
Sheriff,
has given his own private business. pur delgate to the state convention, small moons and are about 128,000
you.
Shop on Second Si;, SteatnfeHeaves
A.
J.
SHELTON,
Jordan.
For county tteasurerer—Jode is utterly preposterous. Mr. “Pop miles across.
San FrancicsOO March 4» 14, 24.
opposite R; G. Watson’s store.
Treasurer.
Large crowds of visitors tome
Pearl of South Brownsville is the ulist” is surely a disgruntled office
Yaquina
”
9;19j29.
J
ode
P
earl
,
S.
Brownsville.
here
every
Saturday
(this
being
the
WOODi Jun,,
nominee. Mr Pearl is ateo á farmer seeker himself, of he expects to reap
County Commissioner.
flights Reserved tochrihgb sailing
Who gives his attention closely to personal benefit by trie defeat of the only day that visitors are permitted
ALBANY;
OREGON dates Without rititieb.
to look through thè telescope). 120 T. J. C oyle ,
Sodaville.
Manufacturer of the
anything he' undertakes. Careful people’s party candidates. At all
were present the night I was there
School Superintendent
Frit
freight
ailii
passeiigbf
tales,
and painstaking, he will make, if events, if he was not of that despic and sometimes there are two or
unrivaled Albany
J. R. G eddes
Bock Creek.
is rihy Agent;
elected, an efficient officer.
able class of miscreants who delight three hundred. l'hère ate now
AsseSsOt.
fcitAS. CtAfeK. Receiverj
Süowfiako
Patent,
For school superintendent—J. B. to strike in the dark, thus avoiding nine professors at the observatory in H. B. M axwell .
Corvallis, Oregoh;
Harrisburg.
Fallii í y arid Mt ».
Geddes is named. Mf Geddes is personal responsibility of boldly sign charge of Prof. Holden. There is
Surveyor
CiiAs. j H endys , S on & Co.,
Nos. 2 to 8 Matket Street,
one of our most deesrvedly popular Ing his true name to the article, he also a large crowd of laborers there W. E. C hase ,
Shedds.
Hood StipfeEfitì© flour»
COPYRIGHTS
Sari FfahciseO) Calif.
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educators. He is a resident of Boek would not have subscribed himself now, two new buildings being erect
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