VOL.
SCIO, LINN COUNTY ,~OREGON,
VIT.
F r 5‘AY, JUNE
28. 1895.
imi ■■■»HIM.......
SODAVILLE AND WATERLOO.
TEN WAYS
FOR POPULISTS
SUCCEED!
TO
IS THE HORSE DOOMED?
The horse appears to be ‘’getting
On last Saturday we had the
it all around.” to use a vernacular­
1
—
Take
all
your
business
to
your
pleasure of visiting two of Linn
T. L. DUGGER,
ism. First came the steamboat and
county
’s most popular watering political enemies.
IN THE CITY OF
steam railway, which reduced his
places, Sodaville and Waterloo. At 2— Lend a willing ear to all com­ usefulness by dispensing »vith th.e
SCIO, I.IVN CO., OREGON.
Sodaville we found quite a thriving plaints against your party leaders, jolting, stuffy abominati'oiifeknown
TERMS :
village—quite a number of of whose —Get suspicious of your party as stage coaches. Then came the
?er annum, Invariably in advance.......$1 50
leaders and change them about ev- elevated, the trolly and tjje cable
Six months,
“
“
“
....... 1 00 dwelling houses appear to have-
Per annum if not paid in advance,
2 oO been quite recently constructed.
ery six months.
roads, doing away withithe'-nebessi-
Advertising rates at fair, living rate’s,to be_
of traitors to ty of horse cars. About the same
—
Have
a
couple
The
soda
spring,
which
is
the
paid monthly.
Transient advertisements must be paid for drawing card of the“ place, and for make suggestions for your commit­ time appeared the steam plow,
when the order isjfiven for their insertion.
which the legislature of 1898 made tees to act upon; that will help thresher, reaper, and otherfagricul-
tural machines invading the very
a small appropriation, had a neat along considerably.
DECEPTION IS THEIR METHOD.
heart of the horse’s domain—the
5
—
Never
reward
any
of
your
two-story cottage constructed over
farm. Next followed the*bicycle,
party
workers;
ignore
and
boycott
If the proposition is true that is it last summer, with cement floor;
displacing
the gig and carriage as a
advocated by gold standard orators which adds.much to the comfort Of them whenever you baye an oppor" moans of locomotio.q^M« exercise.
t
u
nity.
and newspapers, that bimetallism visitors. The usual number of
; A ik 1 imw, as if to .
upon
is impossible with the free coinage health visitors seemed to be there C.—Never g.el out a crowd for your, i.injury, horseless vehicles,\propelled
of silver—that gold would be greatly quaffing of the invigorating and speakers; let them rustle the crowd by petroleum or steam power, have
advanced in purchase power, and health restoring water.
and hall after they arrive.
been successfully introduced)
the country placed upon a silver Something over 100 yards and 7— Never lodge a speaker; when Paris.
basis, why does the gold crowd op­ west of the public spring is another he gives his time and labor, he can
Where is all this to end? Is
pose the free coinage of Silver? soda spring on the property of W. just as well pay his own expenses. e.quine race doomed to become
From their, own reasoning, the free
8— Don’t raise a campaign fund; tinct? Must the horse join the dodo
coinage of silver will increase their W. Parish and upon the. improve­ the workers will foot all bills for the and like species in the land of “has
ment
of
which
Mr.
Parish
informed
wealth rapidly, through increasing
been”? Is the spot which once
the purchase power of their gold, us he had expended near $2000. A glory there is in it,
knew this noble animal—this servl-
and no one will hardly be verdant large cement tank which shuts up -9—Give all the comfort and aid tor and companion of man, which',
¡you
can
to
your
enemies;
give
enough to suppose that bankers and tight- at the top is the receptacle of
has so often carried him to victory
other large holders of gold, are ac­ the spring water. Over this tank them your^ business, so th ey wil on th? field of battle, which has so
tuated by such disinterested pa­ is constructed a neat spring bouse have money to fight you with.
freely yielded his life in bloody con­
triotism that it would cause them to and wind-mill tower. The water
10—Cuss all members of your flicts for justice and liberty, which
oppose a measure that’would put is pumped into a tank above the own party that your opponents cuss; has helped man to lay low the
dollars in their pockets. No, No! spring and from which pipes lead not because they deserve it, but wilderness, to till the soil,to build
They are not built that way.
to the bath house adjoining, one of just to show' that you are independ- towns and to make the “desert
The fact of-the business is, money which, coiled several times in a ent.
blossom as the rose”—is this spot to
either gold or silver, is governed
Strict adheranco to the above is know such an animal no more?
heating
stove,
supplies
the
hot
wa
­
by the law of supply and demnnd.
warranted to elect every candidate Credit it not. As well believe that
When the demand is greater than ter for the bath tubs. The .whole is
on
the populist ticket, ,(to stay at the electric light will quench the
the supply, interest runs high, or taken care of by George Bosquet,
home,)
where he will have plenty sun. The horse is here to stay. He
low when the supply outstrips the who, by the way is an excellent
is yearly improving in quality and
demand. Now any one even the barber and con ducts a shop in con­ ot time to meditate upon the uncer­ strain. Time and event may nar­
goldpngs themselves, will admit nection with the bath rooms, all of tainties of political fortune and upon row his usefulness. Both he and
with the free coinage of silver, the Which is kept very neat and clean, the conspicuous ingratitude of the man will be better for this. But
demand or use of 'gold will be les and extra pains taken for the ac­ people.
the horse “go!” Never—at least
sened, while for silver it will be commodation of patrons. By invita­
not that way.
increased; hence, the price of gold tion of the proprietor, we tried the
HOP RAISERS BEWARE.
tjjust fall while silver would go np. cleansing qualities of a bath in hot
The Cleveland convention of- Re­
The outlook for hops is slowly but
It is also asserted that gold would
soda water, and can say wi thont fear steadily improving. It is not un­ publican clubs, has ignored the sil­
be driven from the country.
ver question entirely except so far
Where could it go, except to Euro­ of contradiction that it is unsur­ likely that hops will sell in this val­
as.it
was discussed in the room of
pean money centers, where interest passed for bathing purposes. In ley for 10 cents per pound. Next
the
committee on resolutions.
fact we believe it capable of making year they will be higher still, and
is much lower than here?
Plainly
speaking, the silver ques­
even
a
dirty
editor
clean,
and
the year after up to the old figure.
Gold stondard advocates do not
believe the doctrines they preach, therefore—recommend our contem­ Once more we want to caution tion is dodged at this time to avoid
for their actions show differently. poraries to try it. An analysis of hop raisers to enter into no contracis. a quarrel in the ranks of that party,
It is admitted by all that the free, this spring water shows that one As sure as they do they will oe as now exists in the democratic par­
coinage of silver would make it gallon of it contains:
beaten every time. AH these con­ ty-. Will the republican -party ,be
easier for debtors to discharge their Sodic sulphate,
11.22 tracts are one sided affairs. The able at its convention X^t year, to
producer will be the loser every
liabilities. This argues that money
Calcic carbonate,
8.80 time. If a man was to contract- still hoodwink the people and make
would be more plentiful, and better
.r6 his hops for 9 cents per pound and the campaign upon a platform of
prices for all commodities would be Sodic chloride,
Potassic
chloride,
.70 they were to go up to 12 cents per “straddle?” If it does it will fur­
a natural result with a larger vol
Magnesic
carbonate,'
1.33
pound, all he could get would be the nish a nice dish of crow for silver
ume of money. Any one can read­
9 cents. But if hops were to fall to republicans of the Senator Mitchell
ily see that with the gradual liquid­ Iron oxide and- aluminic
1.05 5 cents per pound, is any producer stripe to eat.
ation of the country’s indebtedness, coxide,
.86 simple enough to believe that the
the vocation of the money lender Sodic carponate,
would be materially reduced; that
5.25 buyer would pay him 9 cents? Tiie
Silicic oxide,
W. R. BILYEU,
there would be less demand for Bathing in this water has been buyer, in case of a fall, would scon
Attorney and Counselor at Eaw,
money, and that interest charges found to be almost a sure cure for find an excuse for breaking away
ALBANY, OR.
would at once fall to a level with rheumatic and cutaneous diseases; from his bargain. He would say Will practice in all the courts of Oregon,
that of European countries. How­ used internally is beneficial to all that the hops were not up to the ß^TSpecial attention given to Collections.
standard, or make some other ex­
ever, this is what the prime movers
cuse, and the producer could fdo
of the single gold standard would stomach and kidney troubles.
In the afternoon we drove over to nothing to make him take them.
c. H. DALRYMPLE,
prevent; for they purpose to become
Waterloo
to visit the new woolen Let every hop raiser beware of
if they are not now, the financial
ATTORKEYgAT LAW.
masters of the world. This they mills that are now running and those who are going around offering ALBANY,
«
*
OREGON.
can do only by keeping the world’s making excellent flannels and to contract their hops for one, two
volume of money at a low ebb, so blankets. Mr. Thomas Kay the or three years.—Salem Post.
L. H. MONTÁNYE,
that the people must necessarily principal owner and superintendent,
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW,
Mexico
has
cheap
labor
and
it
bids
pay them a heavy rate of interest informed us that in a short time he
ALBANY,
OR.
fair
to
become
a
formidable
compet
­
for money to do business with, intended to run the plant night
^^"Office in Strahn building.
But it would not do for them to and day when employment will be itor in cotton-growing. Large quan­
openly avow their purpose, for the furnished for 75 hands. An electric tifies of cotton seed from Lousiana,
people would at once put- an eternal light plant capable of running 300 have been planted. Last year in
SOUTH
some of the states the acreage was
quietus upon their schemes Hence
16 candle-power incandescent lights increage was increased fourfould.
they are trying, by deception Io ac­
for
the mills at night time.
In the lowlands, where frost does
complish their designs. Will the
The
plant is what is known as a not come, the cotton plant becomes
people never wake up? Will they
continue to allow .the wool pulled 3-set mill and when it Is run during a perennial shrub which bears every
over their eyes, through appeals to the full 24 hours will pe equ.il to a season. It is believed that cotton
their political prejudices, and allow 6-set plant. The machinery is all can be grow n at a profit in some
these Shylocks to fleece them in­ new or nearly so, with all the most parts of Mexico at 2 cents a pound.
modern improvements, and taking If this be true, the Southern plant­ Express Trains Eeave Portland Dally.
definitely.
in consideration the cheapness of ers who are decreasing their acre­ South. J
] North.
The Rosebery cabinet of the Eng­ fuel, water power, etc., Mr. Kay be- age in order to get higher prices,
6:15 P. M, Lv.
.Ar 8:20 A.M.
Portland.
may
miss
their
aim.
It
remains
to
lish government has met defeat, ' lieves that he can produce the finish-
10:23 P.M. Lv......... Albany......... .Lv
—. 4;23A.M.
and. according to previous custom 1 ed prdnct 10 per cent cheaper than be seen whether Mexican cotton 10:45 A.M. Ar. .San Francisco. .Lv 7:00 P. M.
The above trains stop at all stations between
nave resigned. Lord Salisburry has s any other mill in the state. At all will 'be as. good quality as that Portland
and Albany inelusivfil also Tangeni,
Halsey, Harrisi^t; ^inction City,
been summoned by the queen to 1 events the projectors of the enter­ grown in our Southern states. It Shedd,
trying, Eugene and all stations from Rose­
form a new cabinet. A new election prise are very enthusiastic and ex- is the' poor quality of tropical-grown burg south to and including Ashland.
Roseburg
.
will be held in July for members’of ’ pent to reap large returns from the cotton that has given the American
8:30 A. M. L v.... Por tian d .Ar 4:30 P. M.
the House of Commons. In the ! investment. One thing is certain, product its advantage over the cot­ 12:45
P. M. Lv.........Albany...» Lv 12:30 P. M.
5;50 P. M. Ar.. .Roseburg .. Lv 7:00 A. M.
new House of Commons, Balfour ' and that is, if there is any go in the ton produced in India.
Lebanon Rraucli.
will most likely become the leader ' business Mr. Kay is the man to1
A.M. Lv......... Albany.........Ar I 10:40 A.M.
of rhat body and he is said to be a i make it a success. The knitting Swartz, the Marion county mur­ 8:20
9:10 AM., Ar .... Lebanon ....Lv ! 9:40 a . m .
P.M, I Lv .....Albany.........Ar I 6:45 p . m .
strong friend to bimetallism.
department of which a large amount derer, is convicted of murder in the 4:30
. Lebanon .... Lv I 5:50 p.m t
5;20 P.m. I Ar
of expensive first class machinery, second degree. Had he Slain a
Wootlburn-Springfielil
Rrauch.
stranger
instead
of
his
own
son,
his
With the strong feeling in Ger­ suitable for the manufacture of un­
Daily (except Sunday.)
life
would
have
paid
the
penalty.
derwear,
is
on
hand,
will
be
started
many, for bimetallism, and Balfour
2: 30p.m. Lv...Woodburn.
Ari Ziöö'pTtn'.
Marion county juries evidently 5: 20p,m. T ’ Lv....WestScio.
“ «r—X
..Lv110:55a.in.
t le practical head of the British later on.
9:
00 p.m. Ar.
Natron
.......
Lv I 7:00 a.m.
Campmeeting was in progress
government, the chances for anoth­ both at Sodaville and Waterloo and think hanging is about the poorest
er bimetallic international congress, appeared to be well attended. The use a man can be put to, as it is not Dining Cars ©n Ogden Route.
looks much brighter. Should Ger­ usual number of Sunday visitors unusual for red handed murderers
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
many issu > the invitation for an were assembling at Waterloo as we to escape the death penalty when
—AND—7.
tried
in
that
county.
SECON-CLASS SLEEPING CARS
international, monetary conference left, some.to attend.the mooting and
Attached to through trains.
Goldbug Cleveland will hardly re­ others to witness the horse-races to It was the intention of the found-
fuse to appoint delegates to attend. occur in the afternoon, but most of drs of this government that the po­
West Side Division.
ail to quaff soda water, of which an litical power of the man with a dol­
Between
Portland and Corvallis.
The law of evolution has, haply, abundant supply is furnished by the lar should be as great as that of the
Mail train daily (except Sunday.
spring
just
across
the
river.
Atrip
man with a million—a single vote. 7:30am I Lv.........Portland......... at I 4:30pm
not yet been declared unconatitu
tional. The American dollar has to these growing summer resorts is But the difference in the political 12:15 p in | Ar .... Corvallis*y......Lv | 1:00pm
Albany and Corvallis connect with trains
evoluted. It was once “the dollar well worth taking and will furnish power of the two has come to be as of At
the Oregon Paeific railroad.
great as the difference in the size
of our daddies;” later, “money of a very enjoyable day.
Express train daily (except Sunday).
of their purposes.
the world;” then the “honest dol-
40 p m I lv .........Portland........ ar I S 25 a m
4: 25 pm I ar ....McMlnvillO.,ly 15 50 a in
Daily Oregonians on sale at the
lar;” now the “sound dollar. Like
If you want a bicycle, you should
Poland China swine, the older it post-office.
T hrough T ickets
ride the best. It will pay you to buy states, Canada and Europe can be ootained at
gets the bigger it gets, and it
lowest rates from Mrs. M. E. Woodmansee,
R< K oehler ,Manager.
breeds more hogs, trichina (para­ Latest novelties in Ladies Jackets a “Rambler” and have the best ma­ agent, West Scio.
E P R ogers , Asst g F & Pass Agent, Port
at.S* E. Young’s, Albany.
chine on the market.
s'tes) and bad blood.—Leader.
land. Or.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
E AST and
we mention our lines of Albany and
Salem fabrics—garments inthe leading
styles, made expressly for us—the best wearing suits ever manufactured.
Light and Dark patterns of medium and heavy weight. We especially recoin -
mend these makes of materials.
a great deal of money, but are, in price, within the reach of almost everyone.
We will be glad to show you what excellent values we have in these fine lines
of dark fabrics, which in quality of material, fine tailoring and real appear
ance approach perfection.
T T
T T HP
J—/ 1 k J. Ill
1
FI N I
are mueh ® style» to be worn with
JL 1 1 H 1 k J dark coats and vests. Our new
lines—never larger or more interesting—are full of handsome patterns that
will not grow tiresome nor fade.
4
SUMMER SHIRTS — a large stock of new ones (we always have the
young men’s wishes in mind when we buy) not loud in color or stripe, but live-
ly; never fade; just the thing to complete one’s summer attiré.
NEW NEGKIEAR —SUMMER UNDERWEAR and HATS'and CAPS
These things are going fast- Dont wait till they are all gone.
SELL SHOES
are
TO
BE
GOOD.
COME OR WRITE TO
OREGON