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NO.
SCIO,' LINN COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER''8,1896.
T
and thereupon, withojit inquiry as
to his other business relations, as.
sert that this hundscd-fold million­
PUBLIS.H.ED EVERY THURSDAY, BY
Recently the gold organs have aire should be rated as one of the
L, DUQQER.
been doing so.me. very remarkable debtor class of the country he would
IN TliE Cl^Y Q?
work in (he way of classification as accurately duplicate the reasoning
CO-.,
respects interest in the character- of by which the depository or mem­
our money standard. In ^commun­ bers of these various institutions are
DEBMS i
ication published a few «lays ago assigned to the creditor class. I
ier annum, iuiVavtoW inaivajit#,......$1 50
‘‘ • •.•• •• • 2= J oO
under the auspices of the New havq not t|me to consider separate­
Per annum if not pajd in advance,
York Reform Qlub the -following are ly e.^ph of the classes in this cata­
Advert^jaig rates at fair, living rajes,to be
paid? monthly.
' '
,
asserted to. belong to. the creditor logue, but 1 will take the one which
Transient advertisements rojist be paid for
is made most prominent, and in re­
^-hen the order is giv^n. fbje. their insertion.
class:
1. Depositors in national, state and spect to which the ejaim has as
much or more plausibility than as
private banks.
DEFINING OUR POSITION.
to any of the olhSrs, namely the
2. Depositors jn savings banks.
"3. Membeis of building and loan savings bank depositor, I pass by
We are informed that a number
ordinary depositor® in other banks
associations.
of our reader^ in Albany have tak­ Mr. W. S. Dunniway, who deliv­ 4. Pensioners.
because any naan Who takes interest
ered
au
address
here
Saturday,
is
en offence at a political squib on our
5. Holders of life insurance poli- enough in this subject to read what
the
private
secretary
of
Governor
local page, .that is paid for by the
cies.
I am writing, knows as wpll and
»opposition. Certainly no one would Lord. Mr. Dunniway states that
6. Member^ of co-operative and se«s as clearly
(Ig^tliat ■such de
cam-
*Defoblish enough to suppose that he has Just returned
posits indicatenotjvig whatever in
paigning tour in Southern Oregon. mutual societies.
we would publish such matter free
¡Will he state whether or not during 7. Those having credits in in- regard to the pUcufinry conditions
of cost; tor it is not in accord with the time, he is campaining that his dustvia.! companies.
of those who make them. There
the political principles we now ad­ salary as private secretary is being 8. Workers for wpge§qii<^ salaries. ar.e, fo.r illùstratioi, about nine
vocate, nor those we have advocat­ ‘continued? If he was in the pay of The number in each of these thousand real estaff mortgages in
ed ip the past. The quotation we the state when he was here last classes, except the last, is given, this District and most of these mort­
;
are now distressed for rpeaps
presume is a true one and which Saturday we would like to knew aggregating over tvyenty-three mil- gages
anyone can find in the congressional what service he was then rendering 'lions, that is one-third (and with ; to gavp their properjy from forced
yecord. Any way what a man has the whole people? Being in the the wage workers adc(ed, nearly i sale and vet I presume there is not
been or believed in the past goes pay of the state, he was a servant of one-half) of the entire population i a half dozen of thenj who have not
of the United States. All these it is i a deposit account also me bank and
for nothing now-a-days. McKinley the state and all taxpayers whether
asserted belong.to the creditor class, who, as they are ntver allowed to
they
were
for
Bryan
or
for
McKin
­
was in fcvor of free coinage of silver
and as such are interested in main- , overdraw, are therefore always a
till a short time before the meeting ley were his paymasters and his re­ taining a gold standard and dear ( creditor of the instiiution in whieh
marks
were
scarcely
under
the
cir
­
of the late republican national con­
money.
they deposit. Theifact that they
vention; but he is now as strong a cumstances, less than an insult to all This is certainly very wonderful, ; are in this way cieditors has no
who are of q different political opin­
friend of the gold standard as Mark ion to himself? If he was not in if true. The first impression of. ev? mqre
i
to do wjth tlfeir classification
Hanna wants him to be. So if Mr. the pay of the state, then he had ery intelligent man who reads this \ in reference to th® question than
Bryan, woo believed that the tariff the rights of any politician. But list is that of all places to look for ' would the fact that they had or
should be based on lines of revenue decency WQuld require Mr. Dunni- one of the creditor class the last | had not a certain amount of money
only, when tire Wilsen bill was Way to either stay at home and at­ would be among those enumerated j in their pocketsl The savings
1 bank differ fromithese others in
pending apd. has since seen fit to tend to. the duties of his office, else in the catalogue. Whatever
change those views somewhat, he is resign and place himself on an son may be given for this Classifies- | that they profess to pay interest or
tion one feels confident that some- <
to theiij depositors and
but exercising the option that any equal footing with other campaign­ where in it there Jur.ks q fallacy. A dividends
.
is required for with-
some
notice
ers.
We
undertake
to
say,
that
American citizen has of changing
very little thought will discover drawal.
(
The interest, however, is
Mr,
Dunniway
would
make
but
his mind, and which has been exer­
wherein this/ fallacy lies. It con- : always small, two ci’ three per cent,
cised by McKinley as well as many very few campaign speeches if his sists in a bald assumption that every <| not more or little more than half
salary
as
secretary
would
cease
of the other leading statesmen, and
while he was making them and he one who has money owing to him i the ruling rate for long time loans
in fact, by the whole republican1
had to bear his own expenses, His belongs to the creditor class. This < on property security. This fact
party within the past four years. sense of duty would not cause him assumption is the sole-basis for put- ; makes it certain tjat these deposi­
We Could therefore see nothing to be traveling up and down the ting in this category any single- in- , tors ¿re in no proper sense money
wrong in placing in our local and state making very poor speeches, dividual of any one of the elapses | loaners. The primp motive is con­
advertising columns for pay, just if he did not have one hand in enumerated, It seems almost a venience in placAig small sums
the same as any other advertising Mark Henna’s pockets and the oth- waste of words to expose so super­ where they will yi^ld some returns
matter, a quotation from one of er in the state treasury al Salem. ficial a sophistry, but misrepresenta- i until the “rainy; day” comes in
Mr. Bryan’s speeches. If our read- ; Both he and Mr. Idleman, if they tion and casuistry, especially when which the principa|jyill be needed.
ers will notice the objectionable had the fine sense of honor that indorsed by men of high repute, In the article referred to the num­
item, they will see that it is desig­ men in their positions ought to may, if unanswered, do much mis­ ber of deposits in these institutions
doitig more for,the cause of Bryan;
and silver by so, doing, than we
would if we conducted the P ress on
extreme partisan lines. We hope
we have made our position suffi­
ciently clear to all and that no one
will suppose that we are astride the
; the political feuse, an,d if our friends
•at the county seat will do, as. inqch
for the. advancement of reform
¡ideasas we believe we have done,
and will still do, there will be no
doubt as to which, side will win so
far as the central Willamette valley
¡is concerned.
THE REAL CREDITOR GLASS.
I therefore think it- best to is stated to be 4,875,519 and th.e
have, would both stay at their re- chief.'
nated by stars; which is the ordi­ spcctlve
of deport» $1.810.597,000.
treat this claim seriously and with amount
•
of l>n.siii<-M.s
*»*- some
thoroughness.
Ana-first it is • The* average a mount of individual
nary method 'ot ’showing matter
tend
to their
duties
as re­ necessary to understand What is i
to be advertising or paid matter,
deposits is therefore about $365.
bq solfl. In whatever form of labor
they may be engaged, the thing of
vital import to them is the compen­
sation for this indtjstry, compared
with which their income from the
small bank prédit is insignificant.
If free coinage will have the value
of money, then it will double prices
for all the results pt labor. It would
double the price to the farmer pf his
props, to the artisan of his product,
to the ^yage laborer of his wages.
Whether the increase would be
fully 100 per cont op considerably
less is immaterial in this connection.
Nor do I care at present to insist up­
on the advantages which would, in
my opinion, result from these en­
hanced prices. The point upon
which I now insist, and which the
presentation of-facts makes clear be­
yondcontroversy, is that "feaeh of
Among the eminent democratic
supporters of. Mclfipiey, either by
open warfare or by bushwhacking
taptics(such as characterize Hanna’s
annex through advocacy of Palmer
apd Buckner), are Morgan and Bel
mon of sec ret bond ill odor, Rocker
feller and Whitney of Standard Oil
Trust ill fame, Her Most, the revo
lutionary anarchist, W, C. P. Brock*
inridge, the sanctimonious old
scoundrel who was seduced by a
schoolgirl, Grover Cleveland of se-
ret bond evil fame, John Sherman
and Boss Hanna, Boss Quay and
Boss Platt.
All subscribers who have promis­
ed us wood, wheat or oats, will fav­
or us by delivering the same at
once. Winter si coming on?
the- savings pa.nks,-
has
other vastly more important inter­
Q uotations
ests aptirt from his bank credit
Wheat, 52J et's. per bu.
which will be directly apd jpost ma­
Oats, 24 ”
terially affected by a diminution
Flour $2 80
” bbl.
free
coinage
of
the
pur
­
through
Bran
9 00
u ton.
Il
Middlings 13
chasing power of mfiucy? Hpw
Chop, $13 per ton.
much he will be benefited may be a
Potatoes. 40cts per sack.
matter for legitimate argument, but
Eggs, 15 c. per Soz.
it is nothing else but pettifogging
Buttei,creamery 20: ranchp 10 H>.
sophistry to assert that because of
Hams, 8c per ib.
Shoulders. 6c per lb,
this bank credit, from which he can
Bacon, 7c per lb
derive no more than one-twenty­
Lard, 8c per lb
eighth part of his necessary income,
Chickens, 250 per doz
he is to be placed with the “credi­
tor class” who ?ain by <îear money,
D rs , J, W. & M, T. C qle .
without any consideration of its ef­
fect upon the occupation which is
his livelihood and from which the
-^-AND—-5
other twenty-seven twenty-eights
of his yearly income mpst be ob­
tained. A fair parallel tq this
SCIO, T •
OR,
sophistry wopld be found in an ex­
g@“Office and residence one block
hortation to the owner of a city lot North of THE PRESS office.
to pgpefqlly avoid doing anything
which would increase its value lest
CURED BY ELECTRICITY.
it should al«o increase his tax assess­ DISEASES
Nervous Diseases, Rhuma-
ment. It is unnecessary to consid­
tism, etc.. Tumors, Cancer,
er separately the other enumerated
and Facial blemishes remov­
ed by Electrolosys,
classes, for what J have said with
reference to sayings banks is equal­
E. 0. HYDE, M. D.
ly appljcible to all of them.
Scio, - - - - Oregon-
Let me say in conlusion, there is
a real “creditor class,” and no one
need be deceived as to its composi­
tion any more than as to its meth­
ods. Its members are few in num­
ber, but powerful by reason of con­
$100,000.00 to loan on farm
centrated wealth, organized for
concerted action. Their location is lands in Linn county, on fa,
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor, ...
........................ w. t>. LORD.
Sec. of Stktey.
H arrison k ’. kingajdi
Treasurer.:.-.....
:. j ? hil . METSCHAN.
Supt. of Pub. Instruction, ,....................V. I rwin .
'fl R. S.' BEAN
Supreme Court,........ 4 F.
I A". M«0RE;
C. E. WOLVERTON.
Clerk Board S. L. Conx’rsr.
«.‘ODELL.
Supt. of Penitentiary,........ .. ,.A; N; GILJP RT-.
Supt. Insane Asylum,......... ...DR. A. R. PAYNE;
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge,......... ......................
Clerk,........................ .
Sheriff,............................
Recorder,............ ..
T reasurer,
.........
Commission er#........
... GEO. D. BARTON,
...C. B. MONTAoUÈ.
,........-M C. G 'INES’.
... D. F. HARDMAN:
. .... P. •' '’ORRIS,
. í D. Ii. CUR£.
1
’
iTERS.
School Superintended L ...... R. WHEELERe
Surveyor,....................... .....E.T T.HSHER»
Coroner,...... ..................... ..........U. F. WRlpHTc
CITY DiRIXTORl.
OrFK'UL.
MONEY TO LOAN.
■ A. J. JOHNSON.
..R. SH KLTONZ.
ZË A. M-UNKER!^806’
w. V. JEWINv' ■
fS. I. SHORE,
GEO. W. MORROW.
J. A. BILYEU.
. T.M. MUNKERS.
J. J. BARNES. •
. S. M. DAJilJSL.
Mayor ..
, Recor-cler,.
Marshal...
Treasurof
Councilmen,
( l
l , calavn .
FIRE UEPARTMENJ.
vyheif Engineer,..........,,..,,,..., ......... S. I. SHORE,
Assistant,............ ...............M. M. PEEKYt
Foreman Hose Co. No, 1,......... -J. Q. LINCIU
Foreman H. & Ul Co, No.l,.... IRA. ÉXLYEy.
SiHOOh BOADD.
T. J. MUNKERS.
A. J, JOHNSON.
( G.L. SUTHERLAND
.............. R. SHELTO^
Í
Schoo) Directors,
School Clerk,.......
Physicians
Surgeons.
16.
SECKET SOCIETIES
(¿CIO L0DGE.A.F. & A.M. NoSSmeetsattlieiir
O hall on tb©'corner oi Mill and Main streets*
on t.ie first Saturday evening on or before the
full njoon of each mon h. Visiting brothers
cordially iuvit.ed to attetod.
W ,A- Ewipg, W. M,
E. O. H yde ,
QC10 LODGE, No. 36, A. O, U. W., meets on
O first and third Monday nights of each
month. Visiting Workmen cordiglly invited
to meet with us.
John G. Holt, M. W.
R, Shelton, Sec.
eonidas podge , Np
Knights of Pythias meets
every Tuesday evening at Ma*
sonic bali, bn the coi ner of
Main st reel s, over
Hibjer, Shore & Holdredge’s
8:01*6. Sojourning K nigh tain*
vited to meet with us.
__
-
G. L. SHELTON,0. 0,
T. L. D ogger , K*. ot R. anp S.
L
LODGE, I. *0 ’O F., No. 54
meets every Wednesday evening at Ma­
D IERD0RFF
sonic hall. Sojourning brethren are eordially
invited to attend.
R. Shelton,Rec. sec.
J. J. Barnes, N. G
CHURCHES
f CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Services at 11 A. M.
AJ and 7: 30 P. M., on the fourth Sunday in
month. Sunday School every Sunday at
vorable terms; no delay in -.inch
10 A. M l , The public cordially invited to at
the United iStitves.
'Fltvy are the
furnishing the money. For
Elder L. C. Haulman, Pastor,
owners of bonded interest-bearing particulars and blank appli-
quired by law. The law does not ment by the “creditor class,” sna
WMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN. Services
obligations,
national,
municipal,
and
when the editor is unwilling to recognize making campaign speech­
The annual interest of $365 at 3 per
J th.e third Sunday in each month at the M.
cations write or call on
E. church;at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
father the item. To ascertain any es as one of the duties of a public here it is not any dictionary defini­ cent (for few if any of them, pay a corporate, aggregating more than
R ev . Longhbottom, Pastor,
C,
G.
B
urkhart
,
fifty thousand millions of dollars,
. C. T. U. meets on Tuesdays after tne sec
newspaper’s political sentiments, officer, and such an officer is violat tion which is of value but the sense higher rate) is $10.95. This is the yielding an annual interest of two
Albany, Oregon.
W ond and fourth Sundays in each month, at
2 oclock p m, at the Christian church.
most people will examine its lead ing the spirit of his oath of office in which the term is employed by yearly income from the deposit. / thousaridtn¡liions—this is the class
Sec. Mrs. A. O Smith. Pres., Mrs. N. E. Gill.
the
gold
advocates
who
use
it.'
The
Now
there
is
no
head
of
a
family
ing editorial columns iu order to do when he does so. Let Mr. Dunni­
BAPTIST. Services the sec
only relevancy of the term in dis­ capable of keeping $365 in a bank in whose interest and by whose in­
ond Sunday of each month at 11 a.m., and
M ISSIONARY
so. Had our readers done so in way resign or stay at the state capi­
fluence
silver
was
demonetized
in
7:30
p.
m.
at
the
M. E. church.
cussing the financial issue is as a whose annual living expenses are
R ev . C. C. S perry ., Pastor.
this instance, we would not be so tal where his duties require him to designation of the class or classes of less than $300. Whatever his occu­ Europe and the United States.
RIMITIVE BAPTIST. Services at the M.E
ungenerously criticised as we are be.
Their
purpose
was
to
double
the
church
on
first
Sunday ot each month.
P
our population who would be bene­ pation he must earn this amount
at 11 A. M and 7 P. M.
purchasing power of money,"and
fold is being done over in Albany.
R ev . D aniel B ridgfs . Pastor.
fited
bv
dear
money
—
that
is
by
a
If
a
wage-laborer,
in
money;
if
a
ETHODIST EPISCOPAL. Services on th©
Our patrons over there should re­ Mr. Bryan, candidate for presi­ standard of gold alone as distin­ farmer, by its equivalent in labor. thereby double the value of their
xVJLfourth Sunday of each month.
[To be supplied.]
member that T he P ress is the on­ dent on the national democratic tick­ guished from a double standard of Of this sum the depositor of the obligations. This two thousand
et, candidate of the populists, and
ly paper published in Scio, and that, candidate of the silver republicans, gold and silver. In this sense and average amount obtains $11 from millions yearly interest must in the
NION SUNDAY SCHOOL every Sunday a
M<
while we do not believe in the re* has performed a remarkable teat in this alone in reference to the nis bank credit, The balance must final resolution be paid, by labor and
The Fastest and Most Styl­ U M. E, Church, at 3 S. P. M.D
aniee ,Sup’t.
its products, for in no other way
controversy,
in
whieh
it
is
employed
be
obtained
in
some
other
way.
publicanism or McKinleyism of the says an exchange. He has made 150
ish Rigs kept by any stable
can
it
be
paid.
The
effect
of
silver
, present day, we are in duty bound campaign speeches in all kinds of does it have any pertinence or The interest of the depositor demonetization has been to require in tne county can be found
then, therefore in his other sources of in­
to afford any and all parties a reas­ weather and in as many different meaning. Understanding,
double the amount of labor to dis­ here. Secial attention given
onable use of our columns, especial­ parts oi the country, and to as many the real question involved we can come compared with his interest in charge this immense interest obli­ to boarding horses.
Stock
ly when the matter offered is paid kinds of people, and he has not proceed intelligently to its examin­ tne deposi; is as 27 to 1. Is it not gation. These are the people who coral and scales connected
ation.
-VIA-
for, as is the case in this instance. made an utterance that could be Technically every one to whom apparent that for determining are now gorging with their ill-got­ with the barn. Charges rea­
The advertising columns of all twisted by his opponents into a any money is due is a creditor, but whether the free coinage of silver ten money the McKinley corrup­ sonable.
will be advantageous to anyone of tion fund in order to defeat silver
newspapers are for sale; just the weapon against him. In all these this in no way determines or has
1 these depositors his bank credit is a restoration and thus perpetuate this
speeches
he
has
earnestly
and
frank
­
—of the—
Senders Barn. Cor. of Ellsworth & 6th s.
same as a merchant sells his goods,
ly presented what his heart and his any influence in determining that relatively insignificant feature? double burden upon labor. This is
or the lawyer or teacher his services. brain really thought and for this he belongs to the “creditor class.” The gold men say that free coinage
And in these tight times most any reason he has said nothing that was Probably there is not one in a thou­ ■ of silver would diminish by nearly the combination, powerful, organ­
ized, greedy and conscienceless,
paper will not allow advertising not in the interest of the great mass sand of those engaged in any kind I one-half the purchasing power of which coustitutes the real “credi­
Express Trains Eeave Portland Dally.
matter to pass them by, if they can of the people and with which they of business who does not owe mon­ the $11 annual interest from his de­ tor class.” With this the indus­
South.
1 North.
avoid it. We accepted this matter have not «ympatized. Mr. Bryan is ey and to whom money is not due posit, causing him to lose annually trial savings banks depositors has L W. RICHARDSON,
Proprietor.
H:50 P. M, Lv......Portland......Ar 8:10 A. M
12:10 P. M. Lv........ Albany.........Lv 4Î50A.M
from our opponents simply to show a young man, but he has proven from others, This double attitude thereby $5.50, and because of this no community of interest: He is
10:45 A. M. Ar..San Francisco. .Lv 6:0,0 P.M.
SCIO, OREGON
that we desired to be fair and to himself to be both wise and capable is almost a necessity for transacting they insist upon placing him in the not their associate but their victim.
The above trains stop at. East Portland .Or,
the
any
character
of
business.
If
creditor
class
interested
with
the
and
exceedingly
democratic.
egont
itv, Woodburn, Salem, Turner, Marion,
All
kinds
of
fresh
meats
constant
­
tredt fairly our republican readers
His welfare is bound up with that
Albany, Albany Junction,-Tangeni,
mere fact that one has, money due great bankers and money loaners in of all the industrial classes in de­ ly on hand and will be sold at the Jefferson,
Shedd, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City,
in the vicinity of Scio. We thought
him constitutes him one of the maintaining a gold standard and feating this stupendous scheme of lowest living prices; also fresh fish, trying, Eugene Creswell, Drains, and all sta­
The
Albany
Herald
states
that
a
from Roseburg south to and including
this would be so plain to our read­
bologna, sousage, lard, bacon, etc., tions
Ashland.
large audience attended the Dunni- “creditor class,” then the class ein- thus keeping up the purchasing plunder which menaces not only for sale at bed-rock prices.
ers, one and all, that it would be un­
Roseburg-Mai! Daily. |
power
ot
his
$n
to
the
high-water
braces
substantially
the
entire
popu-
way speaking last Saturday. By
necessary to make any explanation, ac tual count there were less than ( lation of the United States. If mark of the dearest money used in < their prosperity but their independ­
8:30 A. M. Lv... Portland
.Ar 4:40 P. M*
ence.
12:25 P. M. Lv.... ....Albany.. . Lv 1 1:15 P. M.
or to state that we are steadfast in 150 present including the ladies and I there is a “creditor class” there the most enlightened nations.
5:20 P. M. Ar . Roseburg . Lv i 8:00 A. M.
C. J. H iluyek in the Silver
our adherence to the political ..cauge^ , children. If the enthusiastic. Me ' must also be a debtor class, the obli­ They ignorej>ntirely the effect of Knight.
Salem Passeng-er, liaily.
m, 1 V........ PvxtJand....
10:15 a. m.
we have espoused. But it appears Kinley
;
ralleys at other points are on gations of the latter being equal in free coinage tijiuajevery source of
A. M, Shelton, Proprietor, 6.15 p; m. | ar........ Salem .. ...lv| 8,00 a. m.
that such is not the ease and,that a . par with this one in point of amount to the credits of the former. income except this infinitesimal
Iiebanon Rrancb.
In an issue of the Oregonian last
some bf our Albany friends, who I numbers and enthusiasm, it will re­ As nearly every business man is fraction of interest upon his deposit.
Scio, Oregon.
Daijy (except Sunday.)
have contributed, not one cent for i quire a great deal of Mark Hanna’s somewhere and to some one a debt­ I should rather say they intend to week the editor assigns as the cause
Good turnouts at reashnable rates. 8:20 A.M. Lv,... ....Albany... .....Ar 110:40 a . m .
for the raise in the price of wheat Stage
A M. Ar . . . Lebanon ...Lv 1 9:40 A.M.
line to Munkers’. Commer­ 9:10
the success of the P ress wish to money to place Oregon in the Mc­ or it follows that upon this method igoore it because in their very state­
4:30 P.M, Lv..... ....Albany... .... Ar 1 6:45 p.M.
and
the
flow
of
gold
to
this
country,
cial
men
conveyed
to
and
from
all
ment
they,
in
fact,
give
it
signal
5;20
Pan. Ar ... . Iiebanon . .. Lv 1 5:50 p.m.
of
classification
nearly,
everybody
in
Kinley
column.
If
Bryan
voters
dictate as to how it should be con­
the growing prospect of the election points. Horses boarded by the day
Woodburn- -Springfield Brandii»
ducted. Now while we feel thank; had stayed away there would not the country belongs both to the prominence, They do not pretend of McKinley. This is probably the or week.
that because of free silver coinage
Dally (except Sunday.)
ful for the disinterested interest have been twenty voters present. I creditor class and the debtor class.
the savings bans depositor would most extravagant exhibition of
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taken in our welfare by our friends, There were several Republican vo- It is evident that such classifica receive any less number of dollars. “gall” that this newspaper has as
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tion is mere word jugglery. Tak­
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we wish that they would consider teis in town who could have at- ing an individual of any one. of the They insist that these dollars will yet exhibited. The Oregonian well
tended as well as not, but were not
that while we are running a news­ sufficiently interested to do so. classes enumerated, and all that is have less purchasing power, and in knows that no matter who may be
Dining Cars on Ogden Route.
paper in the interests, editorially, of There was one democrat present known or suggested or can in any this way, and in no other, his loss elected president that this demand
and
BUILDER,
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
Bryan and s’lver, from a business who will probably vote for McKin­ way be predicated of him is that will be sustained. But Joss of pur- for wheal would exist, and as the CONTRACTOR
—AND—
United
States
has
the
wheat
to
sell
standpoint we are running it for the ley, and several other democrats there is due or to become due to i chasing power in money necessarily
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS
and
Engalnd
wants
it
and
probably
Attached to through trains.
benefit of our own pocket book present who have heretofore him some amount more or less of ’ implies a corresponding rise in the
We do not mean to say that our 1 thought they would vote for Mc- money. Upon this alone, without ; price of all things which are bought can get it no where else as easily as Will prepare estimates and
she can here, is the only reason.
West Side Division.
plans for all classes of
principles are for sale to the highest ; Kinley but now say they are for considering his occupation, his pe- • and sold with money. In fact, to Should Mr. Bryan be elected, there
say
that
money
has
diminished
in
Between Portland and Corvallis.
’
cuniary condition, his business rela­
carpentry,
at
the
lowest
bidder, by no manner of means; for • Bryan. If Mr. Dunni way will
will be just as great a demand both
Mall train daily (except Sunday.
possible living prices.
we would not support the republi­ . make another speech in Scio, we be- tion?, or even the amount of his purchasing power is only another at home and abroad for wheat as
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way of saying that prices have ad­
even
own
indebtedness,
he
is
assigned
to
I
lieve
some
of
the
republicans,
can party as now constituted and
No charge for furnishing 12:15pm , Ar ■■■■Corvallis......... Lv i 1:85pm
vanced. Now mark the significance there would be with Mr. McKinley’s
At- Albany and Corvallis connect with trams
controlled for any reasonable sum of would give William J. Bryan their association with the Vanderbiltsand of this fact in determining wherein election, and the price would not
plans and estimates for oftheO.
C. & E. ‘railroad.
Belmonts in that creditor class
votes.
money; but we do feel in duty
Express train daily (except Sunday).
contracts that are awar­
whose interest lies in making mon­ lies the real interest of that class of materially differ in either case.
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bound as the P ress is, the only pa­ What this country needs is for ey as dear and- every thing else as people who deposit in savings banks Such claims as this is an admission
ded to me. If you want 7; 4- 25
p m 1 ar....McMinville.... ;v I 5: 50 a m
per published in this city and locali­ the prices of the farmer’s crops to cheap as possible. Undoubtedly Mr in respect to the restoration of silv­ of weakness rather than strength
first-class, reliable work,
T
hrough
T ickets
ty, to even admit matter to our be kept at a parity with his taxes Rockefeller owes some money, quite er. They are all, with very few ex­ and shows that a political party
at BED ROCK PRICES, Call
states-, Canada and Europe can be ootained at
lowest
ratés
from
Mrs. M. E. Woodmansee,
columns, that we would not, if and debts; and this is'the way to likely as much as $5,000. If some ceptions, engaged in some indus­ that is fighting a losing battle will
on, or write to
agent, West Scio.
R ; K oehler ,Manager.
there was a republican paper here keep his honor untarnished and astute dialectitian, having obtained trial occupation, either as wage lab­ grasp at straws as well as a drown­
E P R ogers , Asst g F & Pass Agent, Port*
T. J. Claxton, ■
Scio. Oregon.
proof of this fact, should publish it orers or producers of something to ing man.
su well. We believe that we are the roof over his bead.
the money centers of Europe and
STRANEY & MITCHELL,
Livery and Feed Stable,
ALBANY ,0RN*
EAST and SOUTH
The
CITY MEAT MARKET.
Livery, Feed iS Sale Sfafe,
T. J. CLAXTON,
SCIO, ORN.
Shasta
Route