V"
b
VOL,
VIL
SCIO,
The money power is so entrenched
in every lino of corporate business
that it will take yeart of constant,
IS PUBLISHED EVERT FRIDAY, BY
steady agitatation to inaugurate re­
T, L. DUGGER,
forms where needed. But as a mat­
IS THE CITY or
Scio, i . inn co ., O regon . ter of fact, it is a “ground hog” case
and we (the people) must act and
TERMS!
rectify these Wrongs.
?er ftrmnni, invftVEably
so
months,
■ *<
«4
........... i 00
>er annum if not ¡»aid in advahue,
2 qo
Advertising rates at ftur, living vateBjto be
paid monthly.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
When the order is given for theit insertion.
RRE MISREPRESENTED.
It is now secretary of State Oliiey,
with the probability that the state
department wilb be the gainer by
the new appointment
Three men were exected at the
California penitentiary, last Satur­
1 day, by the gallows soufe.
According to statistics col e ted by
.
the
Railroad Gazette, orders have'
| been given for 22,020 freight cars
( this year, though only 17,000 were
j builtin the entire 12 of 1894. This
fact, joined to the general improve­
ment in the iron business, is an
unmistakable indication of contin
ued increase in business activity,
very truthfully says an exchange.
LINN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY,
JUNE
A R Rutherford, school supt 68 00
“round money” asphyxia.
4. There is not a silver standard Geo E Fisher, plumbing at.jail 2 60
40
country in the world today where S V Hall, acct roads
there are any idle deposits lying ih Knapp, Burrel & CO, acct roa£4’,66
the banks, all the money being in C W Read & Son, acct roads
active circulation and drawing large Irwin, Hodson Co, books
interest and the circulation per W E Baker, jail
capita in the United States of real F S Crosby, jail
money is just about what it is in O H Russel, acct roads
Mexico, nearly all of the money of, J A Wilson, deputy sheriff
ultimate redemption being hid away W W Francis, deputy sheriff
in the vaults of the treasury and Wm Brenner, deputy shsriff
C L Morris, deputy sheriff
national banks.
5. There is not a silver standard O P Dannals, roads and jail
country in the world today where Oregon agt J G Boulin
the laboring man is not receiving J A McFeroD, stationary
full pay and mofe regular work P G Morris, stationary,
than he ever received before. There E TT Fisher, surveyor
is not a gold country in the/world W F Deakins, assessor .
where a vast proportion of the peo­ W L Moore, livery ti
ple .arg not idle, and where wages C W Watts, printifjj» !
are above the rates of 1849, except Oregon agt Zhttnal t
40 00
where they have been maintained J 8 Van Winkle, sundries
4 00
by the stubborn persistence of the Oregon agt Hunt
S E Yoemans, acct roads
28 00
labor unions»
MaFy E Davis, aid
10 00
And we will add one more.
6. There is not a silver standard Aid Orin Watson
Country in the world today where Aid Mr and Mrs Barnard
the people are not doing better than' Aid Mrs G F Junkey
ever before. There is not a gold Aid Henry Myers
standard country where the are not Aid Jas Larew
in more distress, and suffering Aid Adams
more loss and more apprehension Receiver Mathews & Washburn 1
than ever before.
Mr. Carlisle is a poor old writer of Ride the “Rambler.”
proverbs after all.—Salt Lake Tri­
bune.
WEAETHeRFORD & HATT,
The fact cannot much longer be
■disguised that the silver sentiment
is making subitantial growth in th®
Franks of all parties, the assertions of
single gold standard newspapers to
’the
contrary
notwithstanding1
While the convention of republican
■clubs that assembled in Portland last
month, failed to give any expres­
sion to the public on the silver ques
lion it wasjprevented from so doing
by the arbitrary ruling of Chair-
!man Beekman. Delegates from Rev. Russell H. Conwell, who is
this city who were present, ^stated now recognized as one as the most
to us that when the question of popular preachers in Philadelphia,
Voicing the sentiment of the con­ finding that his congregation had
vention on the silver question was out grown the capacity of his church
$ nding no man could have decided to seat them, has introduced the
vith any degree of fairness whether novelty of the telephone, 'by which
ATTORNEYS
AT
LAW,
the convention was for or against he is enabled to address audiences
ALBANY, OR
AN ALflRMIUG OUTLOOK.
the question. Yet Chairman Beek­ in three halls at the same time. It
KFOffice in Flinn elock, over First National
man decided the motion “not car­ is said to be a success, and is, per- Mrs. Mary E. Lease, the Kansas bank.
ried,” before the sound of the yoic- haps.the beginning of an innovation political agitator, has developed in­
to a hypnotist of great power. Re*
tes of the delegates had scarcely left Which is likely to extend widely.
L. H. MONTANYE,
cently in an investigating case of
•the hall, showing conclusively that
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW,
The
sentiment
for
internationial
certain
officers
of
the
asylum
she
Chairman Beekman had decided
ALBANY, OR.
bimetallism
is
growing
rapidly
in
approached
one
of
the
witnesses,
•even before the convention met,
OTOfiice in Strahlt building.
’how it would vote on the silver England. It is sail that a new hypnotized him and made him
•question. Notwithstanding report­ election will be had in that country answer questions about as she
W. R. BILYEU,
wanted him to. This particular
ers for gold standard newspapers in July, when the bimetallic party phase of the “new woman” is a lit­ Attorney and Counselor at Law,
will surely win and mark out a
were present and knew that fully
ALBANY, OR,
governmental policy. It is said tle alarming; What chance would Will practice in all the courts of Oregon ,
•one half or more of -the delegates
a
man
have
to
buckle
up
against
an
that eyen the house of Rotschild8
KSTSpeeial attention give& tb Collections.
Were at least in favor of the free
sympathize in the movement. Who opponent of that kind? Another
•coinage of the Ameriban silver pro-
knows but what international bi- woman in Kansas has developed D.R.N.liLAckBUBS.
J ohn M. S ooiers .
■duct, yet is Chairman Beekman’s
this power? She is a hypnotist and
metalism
may
be
an
accomplished fixes her husband with her eye the
■arbitrary ruling heralded to the
result in the near future and both the moment he comes home, He BLACKBURN & SOMERS.
World as the sentiment of the re­
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
metals given a permanent and sta­ hands her oyer all his money, pets
publican party of Oregon. We are
ble value.
ALBANY,
OREGON.
the children, eats cold corn bread
told that many of tfie delegates,
and
calls
it
Hot;
Carries
in
wood
and
Booms
6
&
6,
First
National
.Bank Building
’some of whom are.jri favor of the The Broad Axe of iSugrotie, Lane
sweeps, rind ima'&lrtes that he is
free coinage of silver in some de-1
——
U' J county’s leading populist paper, and playing lawn tennis. He recently
gree and who will vote that senti-1 a live one too by the way, goes for rocked a cradle two hours, and told
ment when they come to the polls, ex-Governor Pennoyer. in last his fribnds he had spent the time
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
•deprecated springing the silver weeks issue, thusly:
swinging in a hammock. The wom­
ALBANY,
OREGON.
question at this time in the interest Pennoyer has come well nigh an claims no credit for her power.
of maintaining harmony in the making ship wreck of every party She says it was given her by the
party; for even the bitterest gold that has trusted him, and has been Lord to be used in controlling a bad
standard republican knows that as a great mill stone about the neck husband. If all the women get on­
to this idea, and the Lord stands in
sooner or later there will be a divis­ of the peoples party in Oregon.
ion in the ranks of that party on He kept up a dissension among with them, they are liable to make
it pretty rocky for mankind. It
the time he may be ordained that they are to
this question, Even Governor democrats at
Lord states that republicans are di­ had control of the Portland Herald make beasts of burden of us while
PORTLAND,
.OREGON.
vided on the question. It now in 1870—71—the organ of the party we are led to believe that we are
looks that about the only thing the —by ’attacking personally a large having a good time.
davies mocauley ProQrietors.
gold crowd ate trying to do is to section of democrats who had the
C. H. MONROE,
CMef Cleri.
independence
to
resent
his
dictation.
secure a compromise on the silver
COUNT? OOVRÏ.
He
envied
every
man
in
tne
party
question for they evidently intend
Dining Room Conducted
to acquiesce with the silver ele­ whom he thought stood above him L. E. Miller was appointed Justice by Mrs. Monroe.
ment. They cannot afford not to in the estimation of the party, and of the Peace of Diet. 13 to succeed
First-Class Accommoda­
do so, for they consider the republi­ ever exemplified a fractious spirit J. M. Smith.
tions
at Greatly Reduced
The
contract
for
furnishing
oak
can party to be less dangerous to showing self will and inordinate am­ grub wood to the court house was Rates;
bition
for
public
preferment.
their gold bulling scheme than
let to Peter Riley at $2.40 pet cord.
Rooms, 23’cents up.
either the democrats or populists.
Thomas Monteith Was appointed
CARLISLE'S
AXIOMS.
While the present administration
J. P. of Dist. 1 succeeding George
Is but a tool of the money power, Mr. Carlisle ill one of has speeches Hughes who resigned.
the goldites know that the demo­ delivered himself of five so called Geo. D. Ridinger was the lowest
crats of the South and West will axioms, whieh the gold press in the bidder and received contract for
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have nothing but a silver man for east is circulating as something pro­ 1 building a bridge across a slough in
for its nominee in ’96 and hence found and unanswerable. They are Orleans precinct at $4?.
J. B. Tillotsdn received contract
have ’to return to the republicans as follows:
of the--
fot
two bridges across slough hear
With whom as above stated they 1. There is not a free coinage Scott Wards, at $94.
Will make the best terms they can country in the world today that is Petition of J Stringer et al for
and there is but little, if any danger not on a silver^ basis:
coiinty road was dismissed.
2. There is not a gold standard Upon petitioti of A J Bilrrieson Express Trains Léate Portland Daily.
of the gold crowd pulling off from
country
in
the
World
today
that
South.' I
I North.
this party.. While the so Calk-d
county road Was vacated änd ex* 6:15
P. —
M, , I I Ly...
;. iPor^U'di.-
Lv..u.tebrtiähd<...i.Ar
8:20 A. M.
honest(7) money papers may not be does not use silver money along pense $14 Ordered paid.
10:23
w:«sJr.
P. M;
Ms Lt..
Lt- ......Albany
......Albäny...;.... LV 4:28A.M.
in*.IK A Hr
A « .Sari
Or.«; Frähciscö.-Lv 7Í00 P. M.
10:45A.
M. I I Ar.
telling willful falsehoods in promuL with the gold.
B
ills
allowed
:
3; I here is not a silver standard
The äböye trains stop at all stations between
giting the gold bug schemes, they country lii the world today that
Portland arid Albany
Also Tangent.
Shedd,
Halsey, Hiirn?hUT®i|i“!!iibn City,
are so straining the truth that they uses any gold along with silver.-
Í66 65 living, Etigene and rill stafc;ns from BOse-
J A McFeroti, sheriff
to ttrid including Jhlttnd.
themselves, do hot knttW exactly o.There is ’hot a silver standard N Neenham, Clerk
Ì66 65 burg south Rbaebarg
Mall—Bally.
Where they are at or where they will country in the world today that has D F Hatdman, recorder
150 00
.Portland "J .Ar , 4:30 P. M.
.....Albany. 1. Lv 112:30 P; M.
bring up. They are but struggling more than-one third of the circula­ J N DunCari; judge
100 00
■Itpsçbtmt< Lv I 7:00 A. M.
88 35
tion pet capita that the United P G Morris, treasurer
to gain tlmU.
¿<ébanòii Brandi,
50 00
A R Rutherfdfd, stipt
We feel satisfied that this silver States has.
.Àr 11ÔÏ40 A.M.
Lv......... Albany..)
83 35
Ar .... Lebanow ;Lv I 9Ì40 A.M.
Ver problem will in the end be set4 4. ThereJs not si silver Standard F M Redfield, dep clerk
Lv......... Albany...
. Af I 6:45 P.M.
66
65
ArLebftnti.tù,
Lv I 5i50 p.m.
tied in the interests of the masses of country in the world toddy whete Q E Propst, dep Sheriff
6 00
Woodbnrii- Springfieitl Strauch.
the people and not to the satistec- the laboring man receives fair pay Aid Mrs Clark
5 00
Aid CoX fattiil^
Däily (except Snhday.)
bf this bulling CfoWd hf Wall dhd for his day’s work.
We will offset those five with Aid Kenworthy fatilil^
8 0Ó
Lv;..W0ödbüfii... At i 4:55p.m.
Lombard street opefatorS; Ail that five others:
Lv....Wèst Scio. ..I j V 110:55 a.m.
è 00
.Ar..... Nativii,M,,Lv I 7iÖ0 a.m.
is necessary th be Successful is for h Therb is not ofie free coinage R C Kemp, aid
3 00
O T Lubker, aid
the people to get together. Tiffs country In the world to day that is Elizabeth Osburn, aid
6 00 Dihiiig Cai’S bh Ogden Route.
they will do in time for if large bod­ nOt enjoying unexampled prosperity Safate Hines, aid
5 00
Sullman Buffet SlëèpèrS
ies nioVe slowly they Will rfiove the only draWbafc'k being rt foreign Robert GildCk,- aid
6 00
—Ahb—
t -
Surely:
debt contracted On a gold basis:
1Ò 00
Mattie Tafldf, Std
sEcotecpASs SLEEPING iÇÀfeS
2. There fis hot a gold staricldfd Mr and Mrs Dartfard, aid
5 tìO
Áitttehfe'd th throijgh triiiiisj
White itie silver tjdfegflcttl Seb'tHs Couritty itf the World today the Mrs G E* Jurlkejq aid
è 00
Wetet êicte pivigibh:
to be the all absorbing one at the property of Which has Hot shrunken Henry Myers, aid
ê oo
present tirtie, We, in common With from 85 to 6h per cent during tfie Jas LafeW; aid
4 oo
ïieivrèèn PórtianS aulì Cbrialilài
4 50
taany at He fa, do not think it Will last li years} nd Otte’ ih whieh there J D iJtifkhaft, acct po’df
Mail traili dillÿ (éicept Süçclay.
Ì2 00 7:30 liîti I tv; ,.Ror tian eta
j'rlng the riatioW dttt of lief fllfficiit- is not unexampled depression; dis­ John Usher, jariiio'r
Cdrvffllis.u;
____
E* M Srhlthj acct poof
5 00 12;15pfri Ar
ties, even With ifiO fred coinage of tress arid sorrow:
At, Állíaíiy riüti Cqt vMls cotiiifect with tfluni
3
There
is
hot
a
Miyef
standard
io
00
John
Watefs,
arict
poof
of
the
Òi
’
égori
PöeifiC
ritilroHd.
fcilvef. The taiirttads Would Still
Country Hi the World to’day that Had
Eipièss träiri dKlY(eácti)t Suhdky);
io 00
levy tribute front the people arid atty Heed of gold th'oney, felcept to R PpWefs iarifity, aid
io 35 4- 4Q p uÜ | lv ....¡..»¿Foithftd,...... äi41 S i 25 ft in
N 13 Washburn, acct pooif
national and other IjarikS Still be Settle fdrelgn balanites,1 and theie is S P Dadi,- aCct poof
tí 75 7: 25 piti | tif u».MdMinviiife,,.. iv | 5: Bö a in
i’Äi”
able to earn eXboratarit incomes, Hot a gold stahdard edtintry in all Ofegon Pbpuilst, printing
TsfiefibsTiokiiTs
2 00 THfiefiufiTiokiTs
stateSj Cstüftdaaild 1 Etifope
istii’opbchh
bböolainfcd at
A id fail when the opportunity shrVeS ’ the WoHd today that the Hu!k Of all ft J llefldficfcj stindfies
i
90 loWäst
i'ätes from Mrs.
Mrs, Ù.
M. E. Woodmansee,
With,the settlement of the sliver 1 the gold is riot locked up In bankte, Hu mphrey & McNeil acct roads 13 20 agönt. West Scio. B- K oeiilek ,Manager.
E P ROGERS,' Asst G.F & P&s Agent, Port
reform has but Just begun. and the people are suffocating from Electric Light Co,1: ;
-22 50 lsMdJOF»
HOTEL,,
&
NO
BIG
‘-»KiiWM
4. £T1Ç
CELEBRATION
■
«
JULY
i
FOURTH
Be Sure and Come!
In the mean time call and be nicely clothed
* » » » » • » * • * • »BY
T?HÎ j *»»»»•••****
IT
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YY T T”"\ F""”*
Wll rl rRlUk
wô mention our linete of Albany ani
Salem fabrics—garments inthe leading
styles, made expressly for Us—the best Wearing suits ever manufactured;
- Light and Dark patterns of medium afid heavy weight»
We eépecially réeom*
mend these makes of materials.
,
EAST and SOUTH
The
14, 1895.
T
Clay worsted, ôf fáfiéy- weaVeè,.
V-J 1 1 'kb/ Suitable for nice wear-, hb I ohg£r co§t
a great deal of money, but arfy in pHce; within thö^röäch bf älfhoift ëveryonë-.
We will be glad to show you what excellent values we have in these fine îiné§
of dark fabrics, which in Quality of material, fine tailoring and real appëàr=
ance approach perfection:
ârê intibh in style ) io be wbrh With
Shasta Route
Our new
dark ¡coats and Vetettes
lines—never larger or mbtb ifitfer^tihg*-are full of handsome patterns that
will not grow tiresome nb? fade:
SUMMER SHIRTS — ä iargé Stbbk bf heW 6hë’s (Wë àÎWàyë have thë
ÿbùngtnen’te Wiehes in hiihd When Wë buyLamJiùHlifa cblor br tetri pe; bùi íive-
ly; never fade; just the thingtb boiô|jiëtl bnfe’S feufiimef1 attire;
NEW NECOiEÄR
ÜkbËMvÈife and fevrê ähd èÂM
¡these things tiflb going ftisl. t)dnt ütâU till theÿ ar& till gbn&
that
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