Scio weekly press., October 26, 1894, Image 1

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VOL.
VI.
SCIO; LINN CŒYTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1894.
Legal blanks for sale at this offic.
act a free coinage bill, The repub­
THÇ 8ÇHOOL BOOK CHANGE.
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licans have promised, that when
Dress Goods, for ^1 and winter
To
T
h
®
E
ditor
of
the
P
ress
:
European nations would agree to
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
wear, arriying neaHyevery day at
free coinage, they would pass the A great deal Is being said, and' S. E. Young’s Albany.
T. L.
bill. Right here, it is proper ro there seetns to be a misunderstand­
IN TUE CITJY OF
ing among a great many persons, in H. A. Leninger, D. D. S., dentist
HPIO,
OREGON. say, that there are. quite a number
regard to the proposed school book Dr. Gray’s old stand, Albany. Teeth
iof senators and representatives fn change, which lias been especially
TEftMS :
without plates a specialty, All work
both parties who yet rely on.their brought to my notice by a perusal
?er annun;. invariably in adxarice.,.,...$1 50
warranted.
Six months'; ‘1
•: ....... 1 00 party’s free coinage promises, but of the repent resolutions adopted by
No Oreä.4»t.
Advertising rates, at fair, living, rates,to be when they are fully convinced that the Linn County Alliance, as pub.
paid monthly;
Transient advertisements niijgt be paid for free coinage can come, only through lished in the last isue of your paper.
when the order is given for th^'insertion.
We sell school looks and supplies
placing the people’s^ party in power, In whjoh, among other things, they
¡will follow the lead of Senators state in substance, that a great many at the Portland prices,' and we can­
ACTS, NpT PROMISES, ARE
Stewart and Jones. Therefore, the persons could not purchase the not give credit. Do not bore us by
demanded .
old parties will have no one to necessary Books for their children, asking it
J. 8. JffipRRIS & Co.
Republicans and democrats criti­ blame, except their, managers, if if the change should be made.
In all past changes that have been
Hunten.Bcware.
cise each.other withou,t stint, apd at­ they follow and obey the mandates made, and this one doubtless would
of
the
gold
crowd.
When
the
votes
tribute, the hard times, that we are '
be done in the same way, the com­ . „All persops ¿Si^nlpr do any
passing tbtong;h, to, each_mtjer;. but j are counted, and fi.nd they aje in panies have taken old books in ex- shooting"on
be
when they feel tfiemsplye? over- 1 the minority, and, must give way to changei for new ones, books for prosecuted to the fvfl extent of
who will obey the com­ books, this would benefit a great
flowing viith ‘‘cuss” WQids, tfiey servants.
1
the law; I mean business, so keep
then sail i,nto the., populists.. Appar- mands of the people, they must then many persons, even if we got books out.
that it would have been no cheaper, in as much, as they
qntly nej^h.er reg,qblieg.n oy demo- conclude
'
T. J. H unkers .
IN
wiser,
to
have given the people would get new books for old ones.
crat, can fipd language sufficiently
Money to Loan.
what
they
demanded,
^hilq
they
While I am not altogether opposed
foreefql^ co, express their- hatred and
to a change in the present series of I hay.e money to ban in sums
(jontem.pt for th.e obpoxiou^ populist. yet heffi, the ruins of power.
The reason, fox this action is. quite Therefore, gentlemen, act tile school books, • for j the
• reason
’-V I • that we from $500 to $3000 on hng time, on
plain:. When either party lo^es an part of wisdom. Gvive to the peo could undoubtedly get better books, improved farm lands Write or
and might induce the company to
adherent, i.t is, a gain fox the popu­ pie what they demand in the way furnish" them cheaper, I Am de­ call on
you
of
legislative
enactments,
and
C. G. B urk ary ,
lists, While reports, of republicans .
cidedly in favor of the state. follow­
Albany Oregon.
^nd democrats becoming converted ; will be welcome to the loaves and ing the example of some other
—~ jy T—'
J.
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J:.,-,
fishes. Abandon legislating for
to populism are, quite frequent, a re- .
states and publishing he.r own
Rog Owners Attention.
special
classes
of
the
people,
and
en-
turn of a populist to the party of his -,
books.
Partips wishing to breed to my
first love, is unheard of. ‘.‘.Whom ■act only such laws as will give California publishes her own series thoroughbred
Ohio Improved Ches­
ard imes rices
equality
to
all
and
special
privileges
of books, sells them to her people ter boar pan now fio so at the low
the gods, wojqld destroy, they first ■
¡to
none
These
are
the
demands
of
for about one-half what ours epst us, rate of $1 each ot 2 bushel of good
make. m.afl,” and our republican, and
wheat. The hoar can be found
democratic brethren are.no'syiin the a majority of the people at this time, realizing a handsome profit, which clean
at my place 1 mile west of Munkers
if
they
but
had
the/
courage
to
an
­
is
turned
intq
the
school
fund.
We
latter condition, the, former lyill
Station.
’ J. C. Munkers.
nounce their convictions, and who cannot hope to get put of the clutch­
vopa.e later on.
The Cheapest Offer Tetn
But what is the use,, gentlemen, , will very soon ally themselves with es of the American Book pp., by
changing, as they practically control
■
the
party
fhat
is
making
the
cause
'‘to, kick against the pricks?” you ;
the publication of all the school We have made arrangements with
bold, the vjellfare of the people’s iof
i the, laboring element oi the peo­ books published in the U. S.
the Orpgonian Publishing Company
ple,
are
ifispe,
It
is
justice,
and
not
by which we can supply you with Houston Building,
party, comparatively speaking, in
Let
us
publish
pur
own
series
pf
The Weekly Oregonian and the
favortisrp, that the people’s party
the hollow of your hand. The peo­
books, and thiis get out of the Scio. W eekly P ress , both journals
ple demand certain legislation, demands ftom the national legisla­ clutches of a soqiless corporation, for one year for only $2. This offer
WEHETHeBFORD & CHAMBERLAIN-
which; tfiey believe to.b.e, of vital tive halls. Let the present domi­ that started a few Shears ago with a is only for new subscribers an(l when
ATTORNEYS
AT
LAW,
paid in advance.
nant
parties
give
justice
to,
the
Importance to tfiis nation. Vainly
capitalof $600, an(i now controls its
ALBANY, OB.
laboring man, and the people’s par­ millions, several thousand of whfeh
Dissolution of Partnership..
Office in Flinn eloick, over First National Religion of Spiritualism, Watson,...........$1 io
thinking, that the democratic party
Studies in Psychic Science, Tuttle.......’..... .1 25
bank.
would enact the desired legislation, ty in a short time would cease to has been contributed by hard Work­
The Religion of the Future, or Outline of
exist.
Otherwise,
so
long
as
the
ing
Oregonians.
Notice
is
hereby
given,
that
the
spiritual Pnilosopliy, by Rev. S. Weil,
in ’9.2 it was given full control of the
L. H; MONTANYE,
paper 50 cts, clotji...’.....................| oo.
cause of humanity needs a champi­
co-partnership
heretofore
existing
Psychic
Facts and Theories, by Rev, M J.
government; but that party, evi
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW,
Savage, paper 50 cts. clpth ..‘......•......,..•.1 J)0.
on it will flourish and rapidly grav­ In last week’s issue we published between E. Goins, Henry Cyrus and
ALBANY, OR,
dently, through its representative,
The
Question
Settled, Hull, pa. 50c cloth I 00.
itate to power. And it will take resolutions of the Linn County Al­ Frank Crabtree, under the firm (^“Office in Strahn building.
The Contrast, Hull, paper 50c, cloth,........ 1 00.
President Cleveland, concieves pre
something more powerful than pa­ liance, in which the proposed school name of Goins, Cyrus & Co., is this
Spiritual Alps and how to ascend them,
election promises, as something to
by Moses Hull, paper 25c/cloth,............ 50.
W. R. BILYEU,
per spif-balls in the way of personal book change is condemned. We are day dissolved by mutual consent;
Christ and Medjunship, Hull,..................,. |Q.
be broken, rather than performed.
Attorney aaid Counselor at JLaw,
Romance
of two Worlds, spiritual novel
abuse and villiflcatio,n to prevent unable to see any serious objections Henry Cyrus and Frank Crabtree MÜHI
25
ALBAN’Y, OR.
Hence, the people are disposed to
to a change if such a change is made retiring, the-bpsiness being sold to
Life, by W. W. Wheeler, spiritual novel,
so
them from reaching this result. the
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’
I»*
in,qll
X
Qf
Qregpji,
ijaws-o£-Fsychic Phenomena, Hudson', 1 i oo.
san^e as post changes, that is» K. IjlOlna qua'ff 'Sy -,^4-4'
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repair the error of ’92 as quickly as
The people have hitherto relied up­ exchange new books for old without assume all liabilv
Basis pf Spiritualism, Sargent’ i j 10,
i'ABt'-nd collect g£“SpeçiaI attention given to Collections. Scientific
possible, and give the republicans
Why She Became a ^pifituaiist, by
on promises^ they must now have cost to the school patrons. We are all bills, notes L- ^Kounts due
Abbie Judson................................................. 1 oo.
another opportunity. Uule^s, when acts.
D.R.N.B iackbuks .
J ohn Al. SomKRS.
unable to see wherein a hardship is Goins, Cyrus dift
Ctfly^n persons in*
' How to Mesmerize, Prof, Padwell,.......... 50.
the republicans are in control, they
Hypnotism, by Carl Sextus,.........’.......... 2 10.
give the country the needed legisla­ No more curious anomaly was placed upon the state at large. debted to Goins, Cyrus & Co., are BLACKBURN & SOMERS. Researches in Spiritualism,” by Prof.
Another
feature
iq
the
business:
hereby
notified
to
come
forward
and
Crooks, F. R. S.......... ....... ........... 1 25.
ATTORNEYS AT L^W.
tive measure, it will fare no better ever presented to the people Of The American Book Company now settle the same. Dated at Scio, this
1 Death and After Life, D.avis, pa 55c, cloth 8p.
Oregon
than
the
attitude
of
the
Dream Cliild, a fascinating roxpance of
ALBANY,
OREGON.
than the democrats seem no.w to be
furnishes 98 per cent pf bur school the JOtb. day pf October, 1894.
two worlds, Florence Huntley, pa 50. cl' 1 00,
faring, i. e., voted put of power as country members of the legislature text books, and the rate® are high,
Rooms 5 & 6, First National Bank Building
These prices are post paid, will’ be pleased
E.
G
oins
,
upon
the
senatorial
contest,
or
rath
­
to
receive orders for any book published, es­
quickly as possible. The people’s
based
upon
prices
that
were
made
H
enry C yrus ,
pecially
in the Spiritual, Liberal and Reform
er lack of contest, booked for nex t
Works.
party will, then being the only al­
F rank C rabtree
January. Senator Dolph, an advo­ in good times and the people had
g^’Peoples Party books a specialty. Send
plenty of money, feeing that this
C- H D A l RYMPLE,
for catalogue.
ternative, be given an opportunity
G. W. PffJJAPS.
cate of the single gold standard and
291 Jklder St. Portland. Or.
to direct national affhirs. The infer­ an attorney for the Ujonn Pacific is the case and any change at all
attorney
AT LAW-
There is no medicine so often
ence'to be drawn from the trend of railway company, both of which po­ would cause this boqk trust to sell
By buying your
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OREGON.
needed in every home and so ad­ ALBANY,
political affairs is very plain. Let sitions place him in antagonism to its books at less money, is it any mirably adapted to the purpose for
Cemetery work
either party give to the country the the sentiments and the interests of wonder that the Atperican Book which it is intended, as Chamber­
Company is opposed to any change?
legislative measures demanded by the people of the state, will be re­ We have, therefore, the strange lain’s Pain Balm. Hardly a week
at the Willamette
E. O. HYDE,
a majority of the people, and the elected. And these republican anomaly of the Linn County Alli­ passes but some member of the fam­
Marble Works.
necessity for the formation of a new country members fill of whom favor ance and the book trust standing in ily has need of it. A toothache or PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
free
silver
and
were
inimical
to
the
headache
may
be
coped
by
it.
A
political party is destroyed. The
together. Of course we do not
Monuments and Tablet^ from
SCIO, OREGON,
old parties, therefore, by being dom­ monopolistic tendencies of the Uni­ think the Alliance does so through touch of rheumatism or neuralgia
the celebrared Red Beach,
^©“Medical examiner for
Q. U. W. and
on
Pacific
when
it
came
through
the
quieted.
The
severe
pain
of
a
burn
inated by special classes of the
any but economic motives. But, all
New York Life»
state,
will
cast
their
ballots
for
him.
Barre and Quincy Granites,
or
scald
promptly
relieved
and
the
mi-
people, who are largely in the
the same, the Alliance is doing the
Some of them believe that he is a
sore
healed
in
much
less
time
than
at prices that will astonish
nority, are responsible for the for- candidate of Portland, but he is not. very thing that the Book Trust de­
when
medicine
has
to
be
sent
for.
you.
Shop on. Second St.,
D
rs
.
J.
W.
&
M.
T.
C
ole
.
sires
it
to
do,
and
for
which
it
mation and growth of the people’s He is the servant of the Portland
would wiiljngly pay money, pro­ A sprain may be promptly treated
opposite
R.
G. Watson’s store..
party.
banks, rather one or two of them,
before inflammation sets in, which
It may be asked what are these and the rapacious ring that holds vided it could not get such action insures a cure in about one-third of
_F. WOOD, Jun.,
—AND—
vitally necessary legislative meas­ this cjty in its grasp. Why do not without.
the time otherwise required. Cuts
ALBANY,
OREGON
We
think
that
a
change
would
he
ures? Doiibtless all will admit that the country members wake up?
for the better, providing of course, and bruises should receive immedi­
a monetary system, sound, safe and Cannot they find a more suitable re­ that equally as good books were se­ ate treatment before the parts be­
SCIO, - - OR.
......... removed .......
flexible, that would increase or di­ publican to fill the position, or must lected in place of those we now come swoolen, which can only be
B@“Office and residence on south Next door to new postoffice b’d’ng.
minish; according to needs or de­ they supmit to the crack .of a Port- have. Our plan Would fie to case done when Pain Balm is kept at side of bridge.
mands of the people, would be an land boss’ whip, They have the the state does not decide to publish hand. A sore throat may be cured
power to defeat Mr. Dolph, Mult-
improvement upon our present sys­
her own books, to submit the matter before it becomes serious. A
nomah has but thirteen votes out of
tem. This the government bas the ninety. If they cannot find a free to the various publishing bouses in troublesome corn may be removed
power to do, and could do if it as­ silver man, either Hon. Thomas H. competition, and require the house by applying it twice a day for a
sumed all control of the issuance' of Tougue or Judge C. Fulton would to which the contract is awarded, to week or two. A lame back may be
cured and several days of valuable
currency, as it now does the coining be far preferable to the present sen­ make the change free of cost to the
F. L. Reig,
Prop’r.
time saved or a pain in the side or
schools,
by
exchanging
new
books
of metal money, and, also, provide ator.—Tomahawk.
chest relieved without paying a
Menow,
Pjepnietei?,
forthe
old.
The
resolutions
of
the
ALBANY,
OR.
the people with a banking system
Alliance as given last week, must doctor bill. PreciTriNrtii cent bottle
Old friends, as well as new custom­
that is absolutely safe. The people The republican party of Oregon is have been passed under a misappre­ at once and you will never regret it.
ers, are invited to call and see us.
responsible
for
the
mischievious
leg
have a right to receive protection
First-class accommodations. Tables Fred R„ will always be on BSF".
hension of the matter, for no one For sale by J. S. Morris & Co.
supplied with thebest the
from failing banks and absconding islation of the last session of the leg­ would suppose, for an instant, that
market affords.
Market Report,
bank. officers, as well as from the islature and there is no manner of the Alliance would do the book
Board from One to Two Dollars per day.
srto
Q uotations
use
in
attempting
to
dodge
the
con
­
highway robber. This they haye
trust’s bidding.
B@“Headquarters for Commercial
Wheat, 31 sts. per bu.
Chas, Clark, - Receiver.
not had in the past. Indeed, the sequences. Fortunately some of the
Travelers.
20”
most mischievous measures have But little more than a week till Oats,
” bbl,
Flour $2 40
laws seem to be framed rather for not been carried out and the same
Connecting with Steamer ‘HOMER’
“ ton.
the protection of wreckers of banks, party will have an opportunity this the general verdict of the people Bran ” 9 00
4C
between Yaquina and SanFrancisco.
Middlings 13
will
be
rendered
upon
the
present
Steamer leaves
than for the protection of the banks’ winter of undoing much of the dirty
Chop,
$13
per'
ton.
■ San Francicsco March 4,14, 24.
.patrons. The government requires work of two years ago. If it will do trend of political affairs. The de­ Potatoes. 25cts per bushel.
Yaquina
”
9,19,29.
181*. per doz,
of the citizen, his services to fight so it will restore itself to the confi­ mocracy have scarcely ever gone in­ Eggs,
Buttei, 15
per lb.
to a political fight so handicapped,
its battles and protect its property, dence of the people. Should a rep­ as the present one. It almost looks Hams, 12 per lb.
Rights reserved to change sailing
dates without notice.
even to the ex sent of shedding his etition of the abominable work of like it was upon the brink ot dis­ Shoulders. 8c per lb,
HOTEL.
Bacon, 10c per lb.
blood in its defense. In return the two years ago be given the state ruption as a party and that it is ex- Lard,
For freight and passenger rates,
12c per lb.
GIBLiN HOWARD,
Prop's. apply
to any Agent.
government should ¡protect the citi­ this winter, that party might as well tremly uncertain whether it will Chickens,3 00 per doz.
(Corner of First and Washington Streets,)
C has . C lark , Receiver,
zen from the depredation of robbers bia farewell to the control of Ore­ ever maks another national political
ALBANY, OREGON.
Corvallis, Oregon.
of all kinds, be they batik presidents gon politics, for the people will fight. But then it will be to the in­
Headquarters for commercial trav­
C has . J H endys , S on & Co.,
raise in their wrath and hurl it ig­
elers.
Motor
cars
pass
the
hotel
for
managers or cashiers, railroads by
Nos. 2 to 8 Market Street, 1
nominiously from power. Economy terest of the republican party to
all railroad depots and Goltra Park.
San Francisco, Calif.
extortionate charges, or the less in every possible way, must govern keep it in the field and prevent, if
Free bus to and from the house.
dangerous robber on the public high­ the deliberations of the next legisla­ possible, a union of the. people’s
way; Another demand of the peo­ ture. Not more than 12 or 15 legis­ party and the democrats under the
ple that is rapidly growing and will lative clerks will be tolerated by the former’s leadership. A divided
(South side of bridge.)
Brenner & Shelton, Prop’s,
■- yet be spoken in thunderous tones people, and that body will earn the enemy is defeated more easily than
a
combined
one,
and
for
that
reason
SCIO, OREGON.
of command, is, the free and unlim­ everlasting gratitude of the people
------- DEALERS IN-------
Scio, Oregon.
ited coinage of silver. The demo­ if it will elect some one else than a will republicans assist in maintain­ J> J .Barnes
.
Good
turnouts
at reashnable rates.
Drugs,
Medicines.
Toilet
Ar
­
ing the democratic national organi­ Having set up ashop in the above
crats promised such legislation, Portland gold bug and railroad cor­ zation.
Stage line to Munkers’. Commer­
ticles,
Books,
Stationery,
poration lawyer as United States
line I am prepared to do first-class
cial men conveyed to and from all
should they be placed in power; but senator. A good clean economical
work on short notice. Give me a
Etc., Etc.
points. Horses boarded by the day
have failed, even to 'attempt to en- session is expected. Will we get it? Subscribe for the P ress .
trial. Charges reasonable.
I of week.
84)10, — - OREGON.
Hew Goods!
JUST ARRIVED AT
The past week we have been receiving large invoices of new goods
.. .ANU A SPLENDID LIND OF. |
dents Pants, Underwear, Neckties, Overshirts, Etc,, Etc.
all nice, new, nobby goods and a|
and ßtill more to folloyy,
H
T
P
Qur Stock pf Clothing is still
Layge an4 Complete and is going fast
at the prices we make.
Highest pyipe always paid for all kinds of merchantable
produce in exchange for gopfls.
s. m. DAimiik'
Scio, Oregon.
Works on Spiritualism. Red Grown Roller Mills,
jsqux s
Save
Money
piGorporated.
Albany, Or?
¡P
Flpur?
Wheat,
Mill Feed
Etc,
Manufacturer of the
uprivaled Albany
Patent j
Snowflake
Family and Mt.
Hopd Superfine flour.
New Photo Gallery
in Albany. .
Mr. S. A. Hamill, late of Toronto,
Canada, has opened a new photo
i<nlery in the Y.M.C.A. Block and
invites the public to share their
patronage with him. Don’t forget
the place.
EAST and SOUTH
-VIA-
Physipians
Surgeons.
THE
APEX.
MAY 1 ;..1893
... .S0IO, OR.., .
Oregon Pacific Railroad
Wagon Shop.
Livery, Feed 4 Sale Stable
The
Shasta
Route
=--of the.—
Sonto Pacific Company.
Express Trains Eeave Portland Dnfly.
South. I
I North.
“6:15 P. M, “ Lv....... Portland......Ar 8:20 A. M.
10:23 P. M. Lv....... Albany.........Lv 4;23 A. M,
10:45 A. M Ar..San Francisco. .Lv :00 P.M.
The above trains stop at all stations between
Portland and Albany inclusive; also Tangent,
Shedd, Halsey,, Harrisburg, Junction City,
irying, Eugene and all stations from Rose*
burg south to and including Ashland.
Roseburg Mail Daily.
8:30 A.M. Lv.' Portland
.Ar I 4:30 P. M.
12:45 J*. M. Lv.. ....Albany,,.. Lv fl2:30 P. M.
5;5(FP. M. Ar. Roseburg . Lv i 7:00 A. m .
Lebanon Branch.
8:10 À.M. Lv......... Albany..
9:00 A M. Ar .... Lebanon
J: 20 p . m , Lv......... Albany..
2;09 p.m. Ar ,,,. Lebanon .
Woodbiiru-4Springfjtel(l Branch.
Tii weekly berween Woodburn and Natron.
Lv..,. Portland... Ar 4:30p.m<
Lv....West Scio. ..Lv > 10:37 p.m.
Ar....... Natron........ Lv I 7:00 a.m.
Dining Cars on Ogden Route.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
—AND—
SECONrCtASS SLEEPING GARS
Attached to through trains.
West Side Division.
Between Portland and Corvallis.
Mail train daily (except Sunday.
7:30a m I Lv.........Portland.........Ar I 4:30 p m
12:15pm | Ar .... Corvallis..... . Lv |• 1:00pm
At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains
of the Oregon Paelfic railroad.
Express train daily (except Sunday).
40 p m I lv......... Portland...... ar I 8 : 25 a m
7: 25 pm I ar ....MeMinville.... iv I 5: 50am
T hrough T ickets The“11
states, Canada and Europe can be ootained at
lowest, rates from Mrs. M. E. Woodmansee»
agent, West Scio.
R. K oehler ,Manager.
E P R ogers . Asst g F & Pass Agent, Pòrti
I