Scio weekly press., October 22, 1896, Image 1

VOL
vin
LINN COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1896.
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the United States for the last twenty j which they very well know never fact that thepe are plenty of peep
THE BANKERS' CONVENTION.
as to compare Mexico, without
STATE
years, and converted the richest has and never will exist in the hangjug aboqt waitjng for his job
ihessi industries, com merce or com-
and
most
.prosperous
country
on
United States, Qf pourse this equally competent as
with
..........................W. P. WED,
hijhself, She.
ffoveraor,
tne-t’cial business energy,
The conven.fibn of the bankers at 1
^S. BDBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY
ÔfÊJtàt«,;
., harejson rìkincaieì «
earth
into a depe^fletit1!’ of a British is only a sham pretext to cov^r » lives
i
hi fear and trembling, and I Trèàsùier..'.’.1.___
ÏIETSCHAifî
this
the
greatest
agricultural,
St.
Lpuis
at
this
time
emphasizes
1
coiw
T, L. DUGGER^
’A...cb M-IKWIN:
: . of
. Pub. Instruction,.
■ f R. S'.'REA
mereial and industrial nation of the the' distinction betiyeen the class 1 syndicate. It Ibis compelled the their attempts to buy, intimidate, will submit to any conditiqq h;s > Supt.
’N.-- ■ ’•
IN SEE CITY OF
Supreme Court,........ 4 i i'. A" MOORE;
who deal in money and bonds and! government of the United States to and corrupt voters, We inquire of employer tnay prescribe.
wo. Id.”
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c.
E.
W
olverton .
' LINN CO., OKECQN.
IMMBMIgdJaUMILklXWW .1—1
h ; ODELL
In every age of the world laborers Clerk Board S. L. Com’rs,.’. • A. .vw:-
the classes who toil and produce. apply to the banking institution^ of the laborers and producers of this
N. GILBERT.
Supt. of Penitentiary,.....
TERMS:
Mr, Butterworth one of the most The dispatch, from St. Louis con­ England for protection from bank; country when anc| where and under have resisted a reduction in wages, I Supt. Insane Asylum
HR. A. R.'RAYNA-
I
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What circumstances the tponey; bqt in no ease have they succeeded i
Ser annum, invariably in aivancA
»I 50 brilliant orators the republican par­ tains many things of interest. It rnptcyand ruin. It has compelled
1' 00
Six
*A
“
dl>e United. Stateslo refo^e to exer­ loaning, stock-jobbing class ever when the mines gave out or when
2 00 ty has imp.oijted from the East, dur­ Uys.
Par annum, if n.o,t paid in advance,
ing
the
present
campaign
has
made
‘.‘There assembled in the Olyrnpli-c cise its Constitutional duty to coin promoted the interests of labor? mq.ney was growing scarcer and.
Advertising rates at fair, living rates,to be
;l.
naid monthly.
.. GEO. D. BARTON.
.......................
equally as strong statements in fav- Theatre to-day (Sept. $2) the repre-1 money for the people, and has com- The war hetxyeen that class and the dearer, because on failing prices of Judge,..
■ Transient advertisements must be paid for
. .C.B. MONTÀGU&
Clerk,' •.
%hen the oriler is giv^y for they iiyertion.
o.r of silver as late as March 26, 1896, sentatives of.more wealth than evert Ipelled the government and the peo­ people has raged from the begin­ the products of labor the wages of Sheriff...... ....... .......\M c. GAINES:
...D. F. HARDMAN:
Repo rd er,....... .....
ple
to
borrow
fr|m
an
alien
gold
ning
of
civilization.
All
the
pro
­
yet is to-day making speeches and before came together in this city at
labqr connot be maintained, If the Treasurer,;i... ..... P. G. MORRIS:
JD. l . CURL. ; •
u<ing his utmost endeavors to plate o.ne time. Itiwas the first session of trust money wiOwhich. to conduct gress that the human race has mints were opened to the free coin­ Com m igsiqn ers.
* J.''M; "WATERS.
made towards liberty has been age of silver there would probably School Supt rintepdeut, .....
BRYAN’S STRENGTH QRQW1NG.
Rj wheeler ;
a party *n power that makes the the; twenty-second annnal conven­ the business of the country. -
Snrv'eyór,.'.../..............!..
.;;.E.T,T. FISHERY
gold standard its leading and cen tion of the American Bankers’ As­ Mr. Pullen do® pot disgttise the fought step by step and inch by b.e enough silver available for coin Córoner,..................... ,........ ..........c. f . W ight *
The- present campaign on the part tral principle in its platform. The sociation, Delegates were present deplorable condilipn into which our inch against extortion, oppression, age to stop falling prices and start
of republicans seems to be one of question is, Were these men tfien from all parts of the country, repre- : rulers, the banks, h.aye plunged the and xyrong. The managing drrec- the wheels o' industry in mqtiqn.
<ITY DIRECT©«!
missrepresenfatiou. The Oregoii- right in their opinions, or are they senting the most prominent bank­ country. On tbi contrary be ad­ tors and moving spirits of the This would give employ'went to
oyFl«'I^L.
tan, the leading newspaper of the tight in what they say to-day? ing institutions, whose capital is at mits it, but- conf nds tliat tlïe peo- money powers live in Europe, and every willing hand in the United
in
this
country
'direct
operations
•
States
There would be no 50 epnt •M ay or ;. i'
................„.. AT - J. JOHNSON.
Ablte, ..is.- wp.tj 1 ! p.0 i.ly.. filled. .with Certainly one of these positions is
j VIe-*1 lve n<>-
.........................R. fiWKyCON’-
or,.
'1 .0 Atlahli;'. ti .'511 ers?^ ■ T lib- ’i vr-s .w-ou-1 iMT-AV'e.. Record
■from thtlother side " of ' the
...............I. A. MUN
•
frmvshH r
glowing accounts of political meet­ wrong, affll We~maintam That ft is
A thousand millions of money tiieir eriemrgg/^BJays:
........
.......,....,.....}y. A. EWING-
Their agents here tell the laborers pre same number qf cents in them as Treasurer
the
one
they
are
endeavoring
to
oc
­
business
..
“
In
time&'Of
prevailing
LAHORE,
ings, with crowded houses in the
presented in a.'convention at this
( geo : “ w . morrow .
widespread discon- ari'd producers of America, who they now have and would pay the
I J. A. BILYEU.
various wards and precincts in Mult­ cupy’ to-ilay. We believe that j particular time suggests the inquiry dépression,
have boon robbed of their hard- same amount of debts and taxes;
4 T. M. MUNKERS.
Council men,
these
men
\yere
then
advocating
the
unrest,
tent
ançl
general]
as to how was this vast sum atr1
I J. J. BARNES.’
nomah county, that are manufactur­
among the earned wealth to enrich this alien, t;ut they would not he so dear as to
their honest opinions, because the
S. M. DANIEL.
ed in many capes out of whole cloth. republican platform had not yet been I quired, by toil or by strategy? The various elements}*
-
Li-
ß, calavn ,
syndicate,
that
they
must
submit
destroy
’
bqsiiies$.
There
would
prosperity
people
that
in
president-
of
the
association
declares
In (rianv of these “crowded houses” promulgated, and they were unin­
and
accept
the
rule
of
gold
monoply.
probably
be
enough
t<;
maintain
cannot combine their forces, readily
FIKK liEPARTMOJT.
The fact that gold monopoly pro­ stability of prices and give sufficient­
the crowds are conspicuous by their fluenced by Mark Hanna and his it was by honesty. Honestj’ was coalesce. Dishonest' money, be­
•the
only
capital
employed
to
pro
­
Engineer,.................... .......... .
8.1.SfiPRE.
absence and only a few aside from cohorts from Wall'stregt. Can thp
cause it is- dishonest, attracts the poses to acquire the votes of the employment to enable, every ,young /Assistant,;
............. ...............M. M. PEERr!
the speaker, fingers, bands, etc., be- voter have any confidence in men duce this vast sum. President Pu.l- ■disorderly, lawless^and revolution­ ¡ people of the United States by man who is honest and industrious Foreman Hose Co. No, 1,................... J- Q- IHNCHi
Foreman H. & E. Cp? No. 1......... IFA
iag present. Just, why this gener- who so suddenly ckn be caused to len said:
ary- elements—-the Socialist, the Pop­ illegitimate means ought to satisfy to secure a competency. Money
“
The
American
Bankets
’
Associa
­
the
hqnest
voters
that
if
they
lose
Stop
failing
5
prices
and
enough
to
SÇHO0L BOARD.
ulist and the anarchist.”
ally accurate newspaper should ¡completely turn their'coats? Con­
tion, during its twenty-two years’
their right of suffrage by fraud, maintain
of
prices
stability
sistency
is
as
desirable
in
politics
as
make these false statements, is not
( T. J. MUNKERS.
history, has stood for honesty-^-indi- We ask in all candor why the intimidation or purchase,'there is
labor
to School Directors,
cause
A. J, JOHNSON.
.clear, utiles it -is for effect on points in any .thing arid men should be vidual honesty, official honesty, people of the United Spates, wheth­ nothing left to maintain free would-
( G.L.. SUTHERLAND
touch as it School Clerk,...(A
receive
three
times
as
R. SHELTON
reasorfably
honest
as
well.
er those who rob|th,em call them institutions,.and tha;t the fate of the
outside of that county, We ’have
national honesty,
i to making
now
does,
in
addition
dishonest, lawless,.disorderly, socia­ ■wealth producers of America will
lately spent a-week in Portland and
We’would , be glad to have the
such labor steady and sure. Any
“I am afraid the democratic party
can truly say that- we were very will make concessions to' the silver Bankers’ ASSOi-iation point to a listic; populistic or anarchistic, have be the same as that of othsr coun­ man who contends that
SURJET SOCIETIES
falling
1
much surprised—and agreeably so— ,meti in the platform adopted at the single instance in this country when not a right to combine against the tries wherein despotism, oppression, prices will not untimatelv produce
V2CI0 LODGE.A.F. & A.M. No 39 meets at tlieir
by the tremendubus current of Bry­ next national convention. If it the bankers acted a patriotic part. common enemy which has produced extortion an 1 .wrong degrade and falling wages is either a . foql or he k) hall on the corner of Mill and Main streets,
inY business and
on the .first Saturday evening on or before the
the
depression
an strength in that county. We vis­ does, despite all past mistakes,-it If any instance can be found when
enslave the great mass of mankind, intends to deceive the pepole.
full moon of each njonth. Visiting brother^
caused, the
diiontent? Whit
cordially invited tp attend;.
ited loth the state and bounty head­ will sweep the country. If neither the country was in distress that the right have the arrogant possessors Tlie pretense that the colossak
W .A swing, W. M.
^lis
Saved
His
Life.
E. Q. H yde , Sac.
power
of
gold
monopoly
which
quarters in that city aud found all gives silver the recognition it de­ banks-did not combine to take ad­ of thousands of millions, obtained
Mr.
,G.
Caillouette,
Druggist,
LODGE, N q .36, A. O, U.
meets on
exceedingly busy, but almost jubi­ serves, a new party will spring up vantage of that di stress and extort without toil from the suffering Gladstone described and worshipped Beaversville,- Ill., says: “To Dr. S CIO
first and third Monday nights of each
is
in'
-sympathy
with
the
toiling
mouey
from
the
government,,
it
month.
Visiting
Workmen
cordially
invited
that
will
sweep
the
country
like
King
’
s
New
Discovery
I
ow'e
my
lant over the fact that crowds were
masses of the United States, to rail
to meet with us.
Jphn G- Holt, M. W.
daily.announced as having come ov­ -'WJldfire. I think the result of the never* has been published. When against' the people and'call them masses, is an-insult to the under­ life. Was taken with La Grippe
E, Shelton, Sec.
standing of every American citizen. and tried all the physicians for
er to Bryan. The great difficulty Denver conference will be to make the war was flagrant and the gov­ .names because they?dare to assert
f EONIDAS LODGE, No
miles
about,.but
of
no
avail
and
was
ernment-
struggling
for
existence,
It
will
not.do
for
the
voters
to
trust
JU Knights of Pythias meets
in the management of the campaign the republican party realize fully the bankers demanded that the gov­ the rights of Anajiricap citizens? their hereditary enemies. They given up and told I could not live.
v every Tuesday evening at Ma-?
the gravity’ of the situation, and
Dr. King’s New Discovery
¿ a sonic, lipfll, .pn the cprner pf
is Want of money. While the re­ may lead to its adopting a more ernment should not issue legal-tend­ The people are' beginni-pg to learn •must rely on themselves and vote Having
Mill aiid. Main streets, over
in
my
store
I
sent,
for
a
bottle
and
Hibler, Shore & Holdredge’s
publicans seem to have an unlimited liberal policy toward -silver at the er money; and when brave old that the bankers knd' their asso- for themselves or suffer the conse­ began its use and from the first
Score
. Sojourning Knightsm•
vited to.meet vith us.
supply of that usefuTand neccessary next republican national conven­ Thaddeus Stevens reported in favor ciates demonetized'¡silver and des quences. We do not believe that d'ose bbgan to get better, and after
G. L. SHELTON,Q. C.
using
three
bottles
was
up
and
about
me
­
troyed
half
of
the
circulating
article, our committees are almost tion.” J. H. Mitchell in ah inter­ of a greenback which should be full
T. L\ DUGGfcR, R. Of R. anp S.'
it is. possible for all the money in again. It is worth its.’weight in
to
dium
They
are/
beginning
IEkDORFF LODGE, I. *O O F., No. 5<
destitute of »it; but of volunteer view at the Marlborough hotel N. legal tender for all debts, puplic and
to buy, gold. We won’t keep store or house
meets every Wednesday evening at Max
know that the monarchs-of Europe Europe and America
speakers and workers, there is no Y., Abril 20, 1895. [One would private, and thereby avoid the have United with! the Rothschilds intimidate, . and control seventy without it.” Get a free trial at J. D sonic hall. Sojourning brethren are eordially
jn
vited
to atten d.
S.
Morris
&
Co
’
s
Drug
Store.
limit. Two weeks ago, so we Were think that Senator Mitchell after 1 necessity of borrowing coin, the and American Bankers’ Association millions of people in this land of
.R. Shelton,Rec. sec.
J. J. Barnes, N. G
told, it looked as though McKinley’s uttering; such sentiments às the bankers demanded that the green­ to buy,up and hoard gold to make liberty and independence.
CHURCHES
■ D rs . J. W. & M, T. COLE.
majority in Multnomah, would be above in^ ’ numbers of instances backs should, not be received for the thousands of millions of money
i
customs
dues,
and
that
coin
should
would
now
be
found
fighting
for
HRISTIAN CHURCH. Services at 11 A. M.
L abor needs more money .
five or six thousand; it is.now quite
which they have dearer and deafer
and?: 30 P. M., on. the fourth Sunday in
C each
Physicians
but not so. He is a soldier ■be paid'to tlie government for reve­ and
month.’ Sunday School every Sunday at
certain that it will be not above2000, stiver;
toiling
the
property
which
the
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10 A. M. The public cordially invited, to at
nues derived from im;.>osts, and that mtisses produce ciretiper mid chea p-
ih
the
rank
“
of
tlie
=
enemy,
yet
A.I1
the
appeals,
to
the
laboring
I tt. iAi.
and the' county chalrtnati or tuai avowing his fidelity to the eatiSe of coin should be paid- fb'r tire- interest
—
Surgeons.
Elder Li C. Haulman, Pastors -
meh are-based ttjyen-
that-
er.
The'lltjo
<Klioy
i n a rc: li -
county thinks it will be less, with a ¡silver. It is the most absurd »neon- an bonds to be issued. This created ists of wealth àW on one side they the wages of labor <3o not depend
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTER i A l N. Services
SCIO,
-
-
OR,
a
demand
for
coin
and
enabled
tlie
fair chance of Bryan carrying the -ristency that any public man has
__J7
the tail’d Sunday in each month at the M.
who disregard li^ and rob by cun­ upon the law of supply and demand.
C church,at
li A. XT. and 7 P. M.
8®”Office and residence one block E.
county. Of course we were not there been guilty of at-any time in recent : bankers to organize and maintain a ning and strategy: and the Ameri­ It is true that labor organizations North
R ev . Longhbottopi, Pastor.
of
THE
PRESS
office!
,
gold
board
to
make
war
on
the
gov-
long enough to obtain from other years, and ought and doubtless will,
. C. T. U. meets on Tuesdays.after tne sec
can people-who t&itand produce, on resist for a time the reduction of
W ond and fourth Sundays in each month, at
sources much information. But we consign the senator to the walks of f eminent of the United States. the other. The’conflict ,is doubt-j / I wages, but all efforts to keep up
2 oclock p m, at the Christian church.
Thaddeus
Stevens
said
when
this
Sec. Mrs. A. Q Smith? Pres., Mrs. N. E. Gill.
wages
while
an
abundant,
supply
of
private
citizenship.]
.BY
ful.
The
people
will
pervaii.
The
did have a conversation with a mo
JVTISStON A RY BAPTIST. Services the spe
was done it would cost the govern­
Nervous Diseases, Rhuma-
L t I ond Sunday of each month at 11 a.m., and
torman on a street car line whm Voters “are leaving the. Bryan ment more than a thousand millions, anarchists of wealth must be put labor is unemployed must ultimately
tism,
etc..
Tumors,
Cancer,
7:30
p. m. at the M. E, church.
fail. Wages rise when there is
Ri-'.v. C. C, S pjerky , Pastor.
stated to us that out of 15 men who standard by the hundred,” republi­ and in his agony over the triumph down. We know very well that the demand for labor and lower when
and Facial blemishes remoy- <
RIMITIVE BAPTIST. Services at the M.E
ed by Elect rolosys.
worked on his line and all of whom can papers say, on the account of which the bankers had achieved in millions contributed on both sides that-demand ceases. The wages of
on first Sunday oi each mon th­
P at church
11 A. M and 7 P. M.
E. O. HYDE, M. D.
wore McKinley buttons, but one of the eloquence of- their speakers, -or the Senate he actually shed tears ' of the Atlantic to perpetuate the labor thro ughout the civilized
R ev . D aniel B ridges . Pastor.
rule
of
the
anarchists
of
wealth
and
them would vote for McKinley.- He the unpopularity of our own. Dont- for his country and for rhe misery (
.‘4^ ETHODIST EPISCOPAL. Services on the
Oregon. lTA.fou.rth
to thrust the people of the United world wore more than doubled Scio,' - - - ■
Sunday of each month.
also said that at least four-fifths of be deceived by such misleading the bankers were inflicting. .
by
the
additional
money
supply
by
[To be supplied.]
States into slavery, is a fearful pow­
the employes of corporations in staternents, for the reverse, in a1 The greenbacks, crippled as they ( er with which to contend; It is the gold and silver from California
NION SUNDAY SCHOOL every Sunday a
M.
U M. E. Church, at 3 8. P. M.PANIEPjSup
that city, would vote for Bryan. measure, is true. More voters are were, were used to pay the soldiers not satisfied with bribery and cor­ and Australia. - The new money from
’t.
leaving
McKinley
for
Bryan,
two
to
­
these
discoveiies
put
the
wheels
of
the
republic
to
fight
the
battles
of
This is certainly encouraging to
ruption, but it-resorts to. force and
people outside of Portland, for we nne we believe, that) are leaving the Union and also to pay all pri­ coercion. The banks of London or­ of industry in motion in the
$100,000,00 to loan on farm
are lead tn believe from reading the Bryan for McKinley-■ As a matter vate obligations. Without them der the New York banks to »call in United States and Europe . and
Oregonian, that nearly’ everybody of fact, there are but . very few the Union would have lost. Did their loans and make the banks of created an extraordinary demand lands in Linn county, on fa,
the bankers favor them? No.
for labor. The employers of labor vorable terms; no delay in
in Portland M’ould vote for McKin­ changes either way, nor will there They have labored from the begin­ the United States engage in war
sought workmen and were com­ furnishing the money. Foy
be till after election day. Men noiv,
-with
the
business-community.
The
ley. We candidly believe that Ore­ asa rule, have their mindsvmade up ning to destroy them oecause they
pelled to pay the wages demanded
gon will give William J. Bryan a and will vote in. accordance there­ cost the people nothing. They lob­ banks of the United’ States with bacause the i laborers
would particulars, and blank appli­
one voice say to the railroads, the
handsome majority. All of the with.
cations write or call on
bied through the national banking
—of the—
manufacturers,'^nd employers of find employment elsewhere if
signs of the times point to this re
act which authorized them to take
the wages offered them were
C. G. B urkhart ,
labor
everywhere:
“
Vote
your
em
­
suit and also that he will have a The Ladies Bryan -Club was greenbacks drawing no interest to
ployes for gold, or we will ruin not satisfactory. Gradually wage Albany, Oregon.
good majority in the electoral col- organized in Albany recently, and buy bonds drawing interest and de­ you.
earners ask more and more for their
”
fl
lege. We have never witnessed a the following officers were elected: posit them in the treasury and re­
. services and
employers were'
Express Trains Leave Portland Daily
campaign that seemed as enthusiasm Presibent, Mrs. B. F. Ramp; vice­ ceive therefor circulating notes i If the money powers would re­ compelled to stand their rise as long
South.
lease their grasp up(>n the throats of as prices were stable and business
1 North.
tic as the present one. The tide president, Mrs. W. R. Bilyeu; guaianteed by tlie government.
8:50
P. M, Lv......Portland......Ar 8:10 .A. M
Miss Bessie Burkhart; These notes were a gratuity - to the > the American people and allow a active; but when sil ver was demon­
secretary,
12:10
P.
M.
Lv........ Albany.........Lv R50 A. M
has certainly turned in the direc­
10:45 A. M. Ar. .San Francisco. .Lv 6:00 P.M.
Mrs, M. Baumgart. banks, because the banks still, re­ . fair expression of opinion, without
tresurer,
tion of the common people and Quite a large number of names was tained their bonds and drew inter- . coercion or purchase, every one etized and one-half of the metallic-
The above trains stop at East Portland .Or,
egontdtv, Woodburn, Salem, Turner, Marion,
against the plutocrats.- But let us secured to the. roti and the ladieb ''est oh the same, but these notes knows that-the English gold stand- money of the world destroyed,
Jefferson, Albany, Albany Junction, Tangeni,
Shedd, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City,
leave no stone unturned. We want will do all they can, honorably, to were not a gratuity to the people ard and the emissaries of English I prices fell and business had to stop.
iryingj Eugene Creswell, Brains, and all star
The stoppage of business decreased
lbany
rn
tions from Roseburg south to and including
to make the vote on November 3, a secure Mr. Bryan’s election.
commercial
supremacy
would
be
who borrowed them at from six to
Ashland.
the demand for labor. The aggre­
decisive one, and the larger the ma­
RosebHrg;Mafll- Daily. |
twelve per cent per annum. .These sent home to England, and Amer- gate amount paid to labor has been
The Fastest and Most Styl­
jority we can give Mr. Bryan th© A Portland man is suing his wile honest bankers did not see the in­ lea would- be ,.free.' If this is not very great. There is not 83L per ish Rigs kept by any .stable 8:30 A. M. ! Lv.. ..Portland .Ar I 4:4.0 P. M‘
12:25 P. M. Lv........... Albany, .> . Lv 1 1:15 P. Jb
for divorce on the ground that she justice of drawing interest from the true why are tens of millions raised
5;20 P. M. 1 Ar.. Roseburg ... Lv i 8:00 A. M.
better.
hugged and kissed another in his government on their bonds and to corrupt and coerce the American cent as much money paid to the i in tne county can’ be found
Salean Passenger, llaily -•
lab&rers in the aggregate as there
presence. She replies that it is true,
relied upon- would be if prices were rising and here. Secial attention given L:.0J d ,. hí . [ j|,Y«.rn, ...FwiTland.....
Hon, Chas. W. Fulton, one of the but it was because she thought her. charging exorbitant interest to the people?-
to boarding horses. ’ Stock­ ('.15 p; in. 1 ia-v.....,.... Salem ...
8,00 a.m»
the justice ofShis cause as Bryan
leading republican orators of the husband might not like it and people for the money that the gov­ does, without th.e'aid of the .money times'good, The farmers constitute coral and scales connected
Lebanon Branch.
fully one half of the labor of the
state now. actively engaged in the would leave her, which release she ernment- loaned them for nothing.
Daily (except Sun.day.)
We have not space enough to de­ powers, he would not have votes country. Libor on farms has -been with the barn. Charges rea­ 8:20 a . m . i Lv.. .......Albany.... .....Ar|1 10:40 A.M.
campaign in the interests of the was anxious to secure. Society
9:10 A M. 1 Ar . .. Lebanon . ...Lv '1 9:40 a . m .
tail in this article the one-thou­ ¡enough in any state to count scat­ ■ unproductive; in fact; the farmers sonable.
gold standard, said in an interview looks upon that woman
a
4:30 P.M, I Lv;. .......Albany......... Al’ 1i 6:45 p . m .
sandth part of the manipulations tering, because t-iie wreckers who j I of the United States have worked Senders
5:20 P.m. 1 Ar. ... læbanon .. .. Lv 1 5:50 p.m.-
to a reporter of the Portland “Sun” genius—an inspired genius.
of the bankers whereby one thous­ are profiting by contraction and | I for less than nothing in the last
on Oct, 2P, 1894: ‘‘I am of the -
Woodburn—SpHngftelcl Branch
An Iowa editor says he recently and millions of dollars, which they hard times are not one-tenth of one twenty-five years. Their farms are
Daily (except Sunday.)
same opinion now that I have been
per
cent
of
the
American
people.
2: 30 p.m. j Lv, Woodburn . Ar ? 1:55 p.m
since I have given the subject spe­ went into the store of a merchant paraded at St. Louis was accumulat­
not worth more than one-half as
1
5: 20p,m- 1 Lv. .. West Scio. ..Lv 1 10:55 a.m
1 ® 9: 00p.m» ! Ar.. ..... Natron,.. ..Lv 1 7:00 a.m
cial thought and attention, that it is who did not advertise, and was ed. Some of their manipulations Notwithstanding this fact they much to day as they were when
have
governed
the
country
for
the
silver was demonetized, and the
useless to hope for international suprlsed to find him always buisy. i are fresh in memory. The Bankers’
agreement providing for lhe coin­ He had the itch and a wateibury Association is but a part of the last twenty years, they have piling- sheriff is constantly engaged in
RICHARDSON,
Proprietor, Dining Cars on Ogden Route.
age of sliver, or its adoption as mon­ watch, and when he wasn’t busy Rothschild combination which gov­ ed it Into distress and they pro­ turning over the farms, of the
SCIO, OREGON
Pullman BuSet Sleepers
ey metal and the sooner independ­ scratching himself, he was winding erns this country. The present ad- pose to continue to govern arid de­ agriculturists to the money loaners
—AND—
stroy
the
American
people.
All
kinds
of
fresh
meats
constant
­
up
the
watch.
ministration,,by
refusing
to
use
of
the
cities.
It
is
estimated
that
the
ent action is taken by this govern­
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS
ly
on
hand
and
will
be
sold
at
the
The
war
is
against
the
oppression
silver in the treasury, as by law it is
there are three millions of men
ment in the matter, and its mints
Attached to through trains.
It is reported that at a recent its duty to do, and pay it to the of the money powers and in favor of forced to be idle for Want of employ- lowest living prices; also fresh fish,
opened to the free and unlimited
bologna,
sousage,
lard,
bacon,
etc.,
coinage of silver and' gold at no Bryan meeting at Halsey,- three public creditor,! has involved the the restoration of the coinage laws ! ment in the United States, and the forsale at bed-rock prices.
West Side Division.
greater ratio than 16 to 1, giving to presidents of McKinley clubs an­ country into $260,000,000 of debt in of the better days of the Republic, ' balance of the laborers are working
Between I’wrtland anil Corvallis.
Mail train daily (exceptSunday.
both full debt-paying power, the nounced that they would resign the last three years. The Bankers’ and it will not stop this or any oili­ ■ on short hours or about half time.
The laborers who have employment
better it. will be for our industries their positions and would suppoit Association approved this and par- er election until justice is done.
7t. Fam
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Ar ‘ .... Corvallis...—...X.v 1 1:36 pm.
12:15 p m ' j A1
dare notoffend their employers for
and the sooner will prosperity at­ Bryan.
ticipated in the plunder.- All this
At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains
tend us. Silver will never be worth
of the O. C. & E. railroad.
A vote for Bryan means a larger has been done in the name of honor ' CRN THE VOTERS TRUST THEM?- fear of losing their places. If they
Express train daily (except Sunday).
should be discharged not one in a A. M/Shelton, Proprietor,
less, under free coinage, in any of volume of money, and consequently and honesty. The honor of the
4- 45 d di I lv .........Portland...... ar I 8: 25 a m
the world’s markets, than it is here. better prices for what you produce, Bankers’ Association is the honor of Money, force, intimidation, and hundred thousand has any idea
7: 25 d in I ar ....McMinville.... iv | 5; 50am
Scio, Oregon.
It will never be worth less than its as well as all other classes of the extortionist, the honor of an fraud are the stock in trade of the where he would get employment.
Good
turnouts
at
reashnable
rates.
T hrough T ickets Thf1
coinage value here. It is said that property.
alien enemy, plotting against the goldbug campaigners. They mock The consequence is that, the Stage line to Munkers’. Commer­ sTutcs,
Canada and Europe can be obtained at
Mexico, having failed to sustain it,
| prosperity of the United- States, the wage-earners with the lying plea employer of labor makes the price cial men conveyed to and' from all lowest, rates from Mrs. M. E. Woodmansee,
agent, West. Scio.
K oehler »Manager.
is evidence that we cannot. As
Patronize your home paper, It j That association, in combination that they desire to gave them from or determines the hours to suit him­ points. Horses boarded by’ the day I E P R ogers , Asst g R-
F & Pass Agent, Port»
1 iand.Oi.
or
week.
Mell compare the ocean to a rat-hole, works for yeur interests.
self.
.The
laborer,
in
view
of
the
with European capitalists, has ruled ' the calamities of. fifty-eent dollar,
i
OFEKjßPS
COUNTY OFFICERS-,
DISEASES CURED
ELECTRICITY.
EAST and SOUTH
-VIA-
The
H.RMEV & MITCHELL,
Livery and Feed Stable,
A
,©
-
Barn Cor. of Ellsworth & 6ih s.
CITY MEAT
a
L. W.
Livery, Feed Æ Sale Stable.
Shasta
Route
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