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About Scio weekly press. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 18??-1897 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1897)
«• * • • th© Fnlted THE row EROE MONEY ’ of r»*r bap|M*u«. TERRIBLE MEANING OF ITS USE IN THE LAST ELECTION. 1** It amt of Monet I’owrr (hat Ihry luti I»«* It Affalo I« Uri -foMitd© l,thr H« « Hlkllc !• I*4>omr«1 Now la I h® Il im * for I alriulE t<» |*<»n trr. Corrwp* ir»*« F ur I a Ihr* ¡IM* «if irti» of lull Ho U m t*f :i»<*n©y to eh-« t Major M* Kiuley prove» beyond «■»»uir’icerwy that lbw rhh nr© to r©| »u bll< » ti go« «*rum©nt» ’'deriving tbeir JiiAt (Miu«-rw from tb© rotmrtit *»f Ih»» M'ii <*rii©d.” Tb’* <*oUI©»t. *3/4 th© HHver hiilglif, H** hut totWertl ri11 K©l>* <tf th© l ulfetl NfnteA «• 1 ervialf>g tbe rlglii of fra urbi a© »rc«>rdiug to tbeir b«-»t )u<lguiviif, but totiAt-Y-n th© people 1W co tb© “ti» •!<!© an-l th© tuotiey ¡M_>iA«*r» oti th© «Tiber Tbe iu«»uey uwrd by th* prevailing party wai not e&peudwf In give tbe voter» an »»¡»¡«ortunitj to freely eivreUe their «•b«»lr© *• rltlx«*u*. lie- r»U*e no large ©ip«*udlturt* of money <uul«J to legitimately ua ©»I for that pur ¡«»»e. The ia«i fuuib of money ©iprtld rj were « o’lf« ••» dly U** d tu Intlu»-- th© ©!»«’1ion and io prevent a fr«’© vote »ini rtU bone*! énunt Tb© poverty aud defu-nd u«"© of »aw! mulilimh fli of feting ju’opl© and th«- d’«»h'»iHM*!y of oth «*r» fumi*h«*«! the upputlttnlty. «Meh uà» A*-to-d by th© money power», to subvert t!:** wltf of th© people If It to geaerted that th© Minr rt*»«ill w Id bare tori» aitali}« <| olHiout (be t)« >f NEW i ■ ; i Rtgfe». and that, what* th* rnonvy power» will rule tha ©uuntry. If thia to an. th© rule of th« ¡»©opl« ba already over* throwu. aud thia 1» an oligarchy of ««with an ! m»t a r©|»ublk* of free men Wa «all tbe atleotlou of tb* rich at»d ¡ moi ©rftil. who Dow omnipotent, to th* blatory of tbe past and ware ttoui again*! tb* danger of forcing tb© p4N»pla to 4 ©ape rat io* Tb* people of 'be Tn.ie) Htafrw ar© long Buffering They lore law and order and will »uh- mH »• long at hope remain«, but au©b «•sample« at »era furniftb*«! at tb* last »•I©» ti«»n of wtolnaale corruption by tbe u«e 4>f »a»t »urn» of money will d«-«troy U 'pr. and ab«*n that !• d<»n* w» bat* iki * lb© heart t«> predict what muat nee- • am » rily happen. If thr money pow • t « deny that they are free Inntltuttont, we al Hon to 1’tr money they la«f election No ex© Apology ran !•* g.ten. mi ea pl» ns i ion »wti to rna<!©. for th© pendltureO of the *»et tunift of iiigt which wer« uaed In tb* taat elect ion It mean» cor- ruptlon, fraud, anarchy a nd nil.rul« and nothing • br Th© p©t •pie still have faith, and they are orgaul vug to »gain face lb© ©hetny of free Ini tutious at the tallol toi la |ftC«R sed llaaj. \V« tolleva that civil liberty i> not loat, ami that tbe ¡»©ople will rally and the government of the I'oiled Mtatea to tb© pwtqde. for ahum it waa onUlned If they cAnnot rewtor*’ It, w* fear that tb© groat rrpuhl’r will to tbe last ex pc rim*-»! of free ln»t!f utloim on tbla • earth If litarty cannot be prrwerved GOOOtSS OF LIBLRTY Lyman J. Gsge, th© n« w .'vt o ’^ry o' tt© Tr© *ury, wfil ti*e all bls 1» fluence to turn !»e !'*nk ng in ©r •*<» o t < . > •• t\ • h v . »i .| b»nM b nv* H ad. money, w© a»k. Why were such »ast •unis of money <>.Ih ■ I and • \p .d-d There Is m> m»‘«wsitjr vf know It« the • xaet aniouut of money wlih li tbe «U- torloua party emploji-il. If tbe power of uiooey can «liable th<- ri<li to »•■I t .« Un- (ovoramant. »• wa, done In tbe la»t election, the capacity of man for »elf sovermaem la a myth ami frw Institutions art- a failure. Tbe •pcmlli« .»f F.'ai.iaai.iawi. or even llu. (xai><»xi. In a Pr-aPb-titla) cleciiou show» that the republic la In da liger fruiu <-ou eentrated wealth. Nothing can d<> more to destroy the faith of the people lu fr<-<- Inatlliilloii" than the fact that the party w bleb »¡»-mla the moat money In «lectluna la certain to b<- victorious When the hout-wt voters f«el that the vot.w they cast are to la- ncutrallt<*il t.y the corrupt use of money In the pur chase of votes ur tbe manipulation of election return», they will <» . . to r- gsr.l the eh ■ the frate 111»« a» a prot. • tlon of their rights or as furnishing them th« power to malutaln the free institutions .-a!abll»h«<l by the fatle rs They will naturally l<»>k U|x>ti the mon ey power as their eiii-my. and when they are »atletli-d that n-»l»lan<-e to the encfxMcbments of coneent rated wealth at tbe l>allot bog 1» lmi>oM>ll*le history will re|H-at Itself In this country and anarchy or revolution will follow. Tbe audacity and arrogam-e of the whole sale vote buyer» In calling the pcWj.le anarchist» because their ballots arc hr>m~»l are ctn.pcratlng In the extreme. What proof bare they that the ii,.>»>.. fin who voted for llryan were not actu ated by the purest moth«* of patriot ism? What claim fave thisie who ex- pended t«n» of million« tn get votes that they art bonewt and law abiding cltixeus of the I'nltcd Slates w lieu they sre ostentatiously corrupting the foun tain» of Justice and subverting tbe fun damental principles of free lustltu tlons? If anarchy 1» an effort to over throw established government, why are not the money powers who buy vote* and subvert the will of the peo ple. which is tbe governing power, by corruption and fraud, anarchists of the moat malignant type? The rule of avar ice Is the moat malignant, despotic, cru el and barbarous of all forms of tyran ny. and when that rule 1» •*-- uml by ■ hired mercenaries or Intimidated de pendent» all forma of representative ' govenimetit are a mockery and the , foundations of free Institution» are sulr , verted. Nothing tfat the Incoming admlnls ■ t rat loti ran do can rc|>air tbe Injury to civil liberty which tbe expenditure of * ten« of mlUloii» of money InElcted In the last election. No matter how go.»! Major M Kinley's admlnlairation may lie. It <t»n never heal the wound* which the corruptionists who eh-vted him In fileted ii|»in our institutions We al ready hear the b-msta of concentrated wealth that Hie himm they emplnyr-l to prevent a fate election in IM»1 w-ll lie redoubled If necessary four year» hence. We are told on every hand that BioDej Is tw powerful for tbs people ■ > i . In fres America. the anarchy, blood- » lic.1 and farbarism which will follow will rxered the accumulated horror» w li history rvconla In the destruc- t. •u of former civilisation It w .«a only n few ji-flni ago the Ih n xrr IbMid «mid: “Tb«* bottom of «|| our troiit‘l’ ft I m th«* Ruth*4’UII«|A.” For many year« ahimut rterybod) timmbi! u* a Roti»*» hiid maniac — bariulerui, of <<»un»e. Nuw »how lia a daily ¡»«¡ mt or any other |mp«T tta! dors not mention R«»thftchllda* tiam«* ever) ila) In Coll Dectlun with the »ettirtm-nt of lutrrna» tlohftl difficili! ire. It now Iran* ; »Ire* Rotta« blbl* «vanta to t>rit*e Ma linio <>o m«-x to accept tbe reform« «tig g eat rd by th© mother country, ami fur wbnt? To Mir Rothschilds* Kpaiihh lnv<*«tm©nt* 'lh© book nu*4*d usurer will flmi Gomes true tu bl* country. Ilia brlta« will n© •pursed. There la a difference to tween Patriot Gomes ami T«»ry Juba Nherman Hut as we nere atout to asy. "Itafhs ehlMftpbubia * baa broken out and II la going to »lay lirokra out until the HotiuM-lillil. family ar* al) ban<r.l Itigli rr than Haman ami Ibrlr gob! dlstrlb utiil among th» propio. This aouml. brnab, but wall anil ».-.- If our pbopbr.')' tlora not rotn* true. Tb* gn-atral and moot powerful rurmj mankind baa to lta j ia tb* rombino that own* or con trols ♦a.iKW.iiMO.tM» of tbe »3.7tai,iMX).iaju of gold In tb* kuown world. Thin ring la crowding th* qura tlon of usury to the foro by claiming th* |>aymrnt of Intrroat Is of greater Importane* than government or Ilf* In th* |iro|»l*. Th* propio ar* gradually learning to realise that th* eur»e of humanity tb* world ov*r I» usury. Tbo usurer must go before pros|*-rlty to th* world returns Th* klug usurer of all la Kothsebllda Th* attention of th* world la being attract ml to him. Ills greed I* uotleeabl*. When th* ivropl«- onco g*t their atten tlon rtxe.1 on him, then wait th* mot*! It la the old story.—I ten ver Road. »Ibllltlea nt II. n tiers. When a l>ank a««uniea the task of taking tl»e money of other people and holding II In safe kiu-plng It Incurs a mom I responsibility from which no amount of merely legal technicality can excuse It. The case In point la that of the I>1 me savlnga t«ank. which lias liev-n paying It» dcpowltora 3t> cents on the dollar. Th« people who deposited III this bank belong to the Industrious aai Ing men and women, many of whom have amsssed comparatively amall ■urns after yr nra of effort. They went tn the fank in perfect good faith, and the Isink cheerfully accepted their de posits. In all go-»! faith those deposit» should l>c repaid In full Instead. 30 ¡»er cent. Is offered, and the depositors seem to lie glad enough tn g»-t even that. They can’t get the rest of their money for possibly months to come Wlwly administer«»! bank» will al ways End patrvuags from depositors so î Ung as thsy deal fairly But the «ass of the Dime savin,« institution aog grata with peculiar foe«« ths advanta ges which would a ecru» from the p>« tai aavlnga bank system, which would give to every »mall depositor the sb solute assurance that bls money la In safe hand» With the whole lotted Ktatra government behind It. the ¡.-a- tai tank simply could not fail, however It might be managed -Chicago Rec» ord. **I low <an SfMUintfs Pen tea cost so little and be so good?’ lusv It is roasted every day in San 1’rancisco— like I fresh coftec and peanuts. Other tea is roasted once a year in Japan, etc — like stale coffee and stale pea nuts. weekly market letter tteWAleg. U•»©*»«•• ft t wnipaaj'i Ravie* •f T ea A a . Th» declining valu*» for American whrwt and Hour »luring Ih© tot decada and hail ©an to traced to known cao»©». T)»© incmuM'il rom ¡vi ilion in »u ¡»ply ing want« o( itupi»rttng muntit©» by Ru*- * india. Argentin«' and Australia ArvMHiDt (or the maj*<r portion of th» d«*- ©line tn vain©». Th© attll further re- du titin in valu©» ©an to »©mantod for Weak H«Mbl*ff by th© dccreaaed mat of pn*icirUun, Th* r»ni¡Mlgn cry of **<«ovrn»m*iit • wit g to improv«-! machinery and to •h<>uld g«» out of (b© tanking bu*.u**©’' Mtm«- «lient by th© derramad ex at of •otmda tum© w htt ■ar<*»»tk' wb« n un» tran*¡ «»rtai ion and ftiualler intervening | ft • •*" «At of tbe grvatrwt flnat»rf»l inathutk»«* «»f A 5- charge« tat wren the priMÎucer and con- tea ©■ a» <u ChlrwgE» •timer. Th© extrema low rang# of val Ks'iJi«’ of An Englifth jkAjw*r tevf “Queen Vfas ue» dur ng the l-t«t two ©n»p virar» wa* ©d with du«« largely I*» a id«» pi«-ad mm mereiai tc ria n »• rule« 4d7,0UU,UOO ¡«>pla.” phiait II ial they ah*»* wrra aaf« dlAAAter. con*e«|U©nt panic and lew©ned »drifter» ara n*>w h<*|wb-»wly ruined It iioast rue«». purchasing p»»w©r. Tbe prenant *¡«*cu* t» n<H • lit suh}e.-t for sxulialloB by lattve mntenti<»n i» that vital chang©* gnyta*|jr This mln of the grtwi brings ha*«’ tat»*« pi—œ in the known enndi- terrible ralamlil,« and auffvrlii< upon Itati« which have produced d prevtone low liaise la-ncath them Wbctl a bank or valu©«, To begin with, India in no longer a « run»|tetitA»r of America In the calamity ami <vnulu«- cauar for g< u wheat ©1|. <>rt trad©. Famine at home -old baa «toppe e»I her ©i|<»rt* more rffectuatly vral »ym|ialby. lo th* nrrvuua orggnton in part* m«*»t m - a ar ■5 • ' ». • ■ - ' « Rut it 1» a S'«»l time to consider fai ¡»<**>«1 u» Ito ><»td Hr»©», deurAifta :» ter plan» (iovemiurnt liwtltutlona .nr oR©n an afltothMi nf th* toad, ta» © sod Th© Argentin© Republic, at one time a souml. No runs ar* made <>u tbe gov neck, am th«y Are frrqmmlly ta»l»y ivrotertifd B«r¡é»ua competitor, la Buffering from ernment treasuries or |*»ii.-rtl--«w in <<« 1 nirt intone© rw»M Tb« u** *»i warmth •wo »»ivs »-©ding crup fatturo* ami her ©x* «« an antbi»»te La apparent, and th© w anulh times of fright. When times are close, U* th© affli« t©d iMtrt iU>parted by th* u«*- of portable turplue no lunger exert* any dept©« ai ng InfiueiKW on value*. A u> tra tbe government la not compelled to withdrawing In'iuemr uf th« rrmairWt xu« P**r •n*1 lla, owing to crop faillir©«, haa iittinu« make them closer by ipH< kly n »tore * gnud hrellhhxl comthion an Importer I nt tee* I of an exporter of t • ■! > V ’■ : » f.f (|»a iu-r«»A runr.# evm th® »•*«-©!. wheat Only twu remaining i»»uidin-« tlx- |>aytnent of claims. * It take* each year 20°,n<W) acre* of poMTM exportable Btipjilir* of wheat*— The fanks are a (nod thing for buel ncs» under ordinary ctrvumstances. ba- birrai to supply oroaatiea for tbs rail- America ami Rumia—-a c*»nditioii that cannot to changed for tn<»re than a year cause tbe people have nothing better, roads of the United States. tocóme» RuBAian ad vice*, al way« un Hut they are founded on a fai»* aj * reliable, »till indicate that Icee than tern of mathematic» »•» far aa safety la th© uBuai amount of wheat IB available com-erned. They are founded on a is..4 tv f.»r » xtHut American «uppii©« are system of credits Instead of es»h When known tu to far tol«»w th© avrrag© uf they are most In debt and when they re« ©nt y« Arn In France the crup prue- ar* I«*« able tn pay tbeir debta on de [»'« ta are far tolow thou© of th© pro-ed- mand. they make ir m<«t profit When ¡I We grant (*«r the ing two yt'nr*. they are the soundest and the l>«st able Hevnqti take of argument (anil it cannot to re- to pay, they make tbe least pruflt Mine* iute«!). tliat ©x<**'*«ive competition dur« the panic of tbeir profits have »ng m *©nt yean» h.u« decreased wheal been cut In two. 4 Or«>At valu©*. tLe tu© pi «•«••nt mn<litto»u war <>ur notion Is that the government Kilby—*‘()ld ¡\»tts soems to have rant a return in tort, tf nut wixolly. to should i-stabllsb p-ietal aavlnga mett great disciplin« of mind, Why, li« can th© normal range uf priciw tofure Buch tutlona through ila posto©** depart- put hi him «- If Bound asleep whenever h» (XHnpetitlon depreaaod values. no-nt, make loam, at low ratra on real want* U».** Matk»l V m 11 »»«iA estate, as Germany does, ami Issue all Marion—"Ye*. ! se© bun work it Portland, Or., March 2, 1697. th* paper Botes and cidn. There would quit© often on himself at church stout F’our—- I’-’ttiiMil, Nulem, (’**'*»lu still lx much busitie»» for tank», and the time the co Hr- lion ¡»late is passed.** an<l Dayton, 14 25; Benton county and they could I»- cvinduct>*i! along anfe — New York Journal. White I ih '.'ó, graham, |3.5U, «u- lines, and the talented business men N Corn bunking ha» lawn so thoroughly engaged In fanklng would And pl«-»» W heat -WultA Walla, *9 ¡i *iUc, Val ant proQtable occupations In other and tua»terral by a resideut of Papillion, Neb , that he made a record of 107 ley, N2 *'»So per buahel. asfer liiii-s. I*«*« our .'Inim Ini sv s < ».kt*»— < ho!<'© whit©, 40c per sound and aclentlQe nnd more than bushel» and ten (»runda in one day. bn«hel; choice gray, 8H<«t 40c. half the trouldes of life would <ll*np HOME rK<»l»( <’T* .4M» 1*1 NK Hay—Timothy. |I8 ¿o 13.60 p©r ton; pear, The bunlneiM» men end ¡©«»r cluver, |ll 00 J 12 ‘Hi. wh«'at and oat, would th«*n have «n opportunity to «m All I ««tern *yra>» tox-ahrd, u«u*Uy v**ry adjust îhHr ftfTnln» ■* to lay aalJe pro light eo!of«**1 and «>TEe«vy l ol«, la made irmi ♦ 10 l<0u< I I p»-r ton. giuroft«'. fhutfen ' ib m*d«» fr<>m Itaiby — Fi.'l i>.vrl«jr, fis 00 p«>r tou; vision for old «g© and death. Joliet MugAr <‘»nf Ten and 1« «trtetly pure II la ?«»r »Ale bi’viintf. $?0 illl ) News. by t»r«(-cid^e pot er«, in ran« only, Menutiw • M Bnui. 4 ' ■ tur«»d t»y the F' a < I nr Co* wt ^yuvr <0 ill «en- nine •'Z y « j />ro»«‘‘ hate the manufac ♦ 13.50; middling*. I’» <«•[•♦ r I» ▼ Kilt I ack« \ Igor- turer • name Uih«»grapii<)A) on t't ry can. Butter—<'?«iiiT.ery, 4’»«« 50c; dairy, Some ultra Republican papers, restive M y doctor naid I would «tie, but Piso' 80<£4(k’; »tore, 17 80c ¡ mt roll. nt 1:-ism of the tar for Consumption < ur«-d me Ante Potatoes—<H©gon Burtanka.fifi (d 70c; din©«* of prosperity In returning, are keiner, Cherry Valley, III., Nov. 23, *.<”• Gnrn*t t’hil©*, 70c; Early R<*«e, now elaimlng rather vociferously that 70© per *a©k; »weota, 88 00 per th* Republican*, end mpeHally Major PRESIDENT'S DAILY ROUTINE cental f<»r Merced; new pitat»**«, fih.o McKinley, dhl not promise an Immedl- per pound. * ■ k ■ ■ ■ G»»»r»l It arriasoi W rltea «»i '• .4 Itajr With Onion»—|l *5 4i 1 50 per tacit. claim 1« open to i***rious dlMput©, but Ih« rrmal<l©ut at Hi« l>©»k." Poultry—I'hieken*, nulr l, f2 '(» f f*»r th«* ¡»ri*** nt let It ¡»ass. We can af Ex-Pre*i«l*nt U.irriiion ha* written of 3.00; g«^**©, fl ' 5; turkey*, live, 10ii5 for«! tu wait. **A l>*»y With th«» Prreidont at lhn 10l^c; duck*. 50 «c 4 60 ¡ mt doten. TIi© tariff bill, now In course of prep- D«*ak" (or the March i^olit^’ Hom«* Or*'g<»n, I !c per doaen. a ration by the (’oinmltt»’© on Way* and •Journal. The article «• «Aid to to win- <’IweiH* —• < iregon, 191*0; Young M* -ins. a.ud to to railroaded through guhirly interenting in the dotali with America, 13^0 per ¡Miund. th© next ('ongr«*A* at an extraordinary Wuol—-Valley, 10c per pouml, itot which it ile» ribes the wearisotno a«<AMl<»n. 1* put forward as a means of routine of the pre*i<lent. It i» »aid ern Oregon, flicrH©. stirring up busln»**« If th© languor that <ien«*ral Harri*on, in till» article, Hop»—Vt< 10c per pound. should continue after the new tariff haa delivered himeelf w ith groat direct- B«-«’f—t«»p Ktevr*, 82.75< i 3.00; law has gon© Into operation, somel»ody newt and vigor, relative to the annoy- cow«, $2 25<^ 2 30; dr»-'•»■•I tacf, 404 !a going to I h * held to a direful responsi ancte that are visited upon a chief ex- 5’tc per pound. bility. The «’ffwt of tariff legislation, ecutiv« by persistent ottic« «•eekere, and Mutton—On-*, tout ah«*ep, wi thers men ami brethren, 1« as ■incertalu a» a lie suggest* a unique plan, by which and ©wea, ♦3.00(4?3.26; dicton-d mut horse race. (.'Inrlunati Enquirer. the president'• burdens in that direc ton, & to per pound* Ho.--—(IruMv, choii-«’, heavy, 25<«r tion could to greatly lighten»*’!, and he Mark llAntte'e < kinta. to enabled to devote more attention to 3 50; light a » I fr»«b’!M, ♦2.&OH8.OO; Hanna's Halins to N«*nniorlal honors more important matters. A feature of dii '«4»l, ♦ 1 5‘) A ‘>0 jmt <’n t. at the hands of th** K»*puhlh*nns nr« the article that will have a tiim ly in V*©»!—torge, bf'i’gc; vmall, Oi‘f twofold In elpertn«*** tie a I mmk II e « terest to those ambitious to worve th»* 6 ¡jer pound. I h >4 me In* la on a plane w Ith such pant country under the incoming adminin St-.iltle, Wiu»h.t March 2, 1HW?. h, int< rs as Quay. Elkins, <'handler nnd tralion, describee very fully how tbe U heat—< hu kcn (••< d, |27 prr ton. other* of that trito, lu point of know I president make* appointment* to ofln e. Oata— < ho ice, |-’3<24 ¡w*r ton. rdg© of trust manipulation the shrewd "A Day With the i*r»»#udvnt at Hi* Barley-• Koi Ir» I or ground, |23 pei <wt lobbtest Is ids pupil, ami In fortune I>» »k” is unique in being the first time he la entitled to a st at at the million that the daily life of the preaidetil has tern* t’Ejrn—W huh*. | 9 pi r ton; cracked, aires* club w«4l up toward tbe ht*ad of | mm * u drecribed by one who has filled |20; feed meal. ♦-Ó. the tabi«*. the exalted office. Article* upon the Flour—(Jobbing»—Patent ©seellent, It la due Bow Hnnna to add that, bav social ami domestic life of th<* presi ♦.» 10; Novelty A. |l 00; California Ing never dabbled In any ¡«o|lti<w exe»gpt dent by (i«*m*ral Harrinon will follow tn brar I m . ♦«» 20, Dakota, ♦ » 50; patent, that of the “pnii’timi" s >rt, his useful- ivr iw»»ue« of th© Journal ♦6.25. nme t«> the Interests h© represents !a un- .MilMuff Bran, |I4UO per ton; haiii|»er©«l by either knowledge of ¡»olit •h«»rti*. |IH. imi «*eonomy or th© high alni» which F«» I—-Chopped fee«I, ♦tS.OO per ton; distinguish atntesmanabip. St, I ahi la mil'Hir 8’2, oil-ak© meal. ♦'-'W. Republic*. II.ky — Puget f -uii'l, per ton, f i.00 •< Wcbirm Keller lion» If Mr Kinley 1» really the advance agent of prosperity, he has got a long • tart of his employer». If money talks. It would be interest Ing to know what It lias Io say ghoul the recent liank failure». As the Advance sgeut of prosperity Mr McKinley has failed to QU ba first hid bls »bow get »tuck tn the date mud 7- Atlanta Constitution. The perslatraey and hltteru<aa with which Bryau la Iielng abused by the Republican» Indicate that his chances for >t»M) are steadily Improving Gladness Comes lO ou, E.wtcrn Washington, ♦H. Butter — Fancy native creamery, iek, 2to; select, 84c, tuba, 23c ranch, 81c. < ’he«Native Washington, 12 Vegetable#-- P»‘t.it<w*. prr ton, ♦!» t 20. )>A««nt;*( per ruck, ' • , b«-« la, pel ► ick, (Hie; turnip», per «.wk, 60«’; ruta- tagmi, per tack, 40c; carrot*, per nacli, 36i*45<’; eabtuge, per 100 Ita. ♦ l 50. union*, per 100 Ita, ♦-.’ 60. Kwret potato©»■ P©r 100 He, |H 23. Poultry—Chicken», live, per pound, ducks, hma, Pc; dressed* lOidllc; ♦ iOO'Aó.OO; drraeed turkey», 18. Egg»—Fre»h ranch, Ito- Frrwh Meat»- < iiu;«u dri«a<*»l beef, ateerw, O^e; cow», to; mutton, sheep, 7<* per |M»umi; lamb, to; pork, to per pound; veal, »mail, to. Fr«wh Fifth«--Halibut, 4«<4 6, »almon, 5<4fi; mi Inion trout, 7tglO; flounder« and ftolea, 8fi|4c. PruviBiona—Ham», Urge. lie. ham», 10c; »mall, 11 *!©; breakf.u»t beoon, dry «nit altk*», 6’4«’ ¡w*r pound. \A/itha Iw-tler understand ng i.f the » v tiat .ivut nature wfjlie many phya- ical ilia, whieh vauUh before pr.owr ef In New York city In lMsl there wri* fort. gentle rffort. plrasantrnori» - 300,<MM> people who could not pay tbeir rightly directed. T le-re la comfort In rent. Our ffnanelal system 1» touch the knonleilge. that so many forms of sick urea nm not due to anv actual ilia- ing both the landlord» am! their cue ease, but simply to a const ireit«-<l condi toniera tion of the »ylem, which the pleasant There Is «nr lone Republlean In the family laxative. Syrup of I igs. prompt Idaho Ieglalalurr, and hr feels a» much ly remove*. That ia why It b> th» only remedy with mlllionaof fa ml I lea, and Is out of place aa a representative of the everywhere eeteetned no highly by all people lieforv the ways and men no com who'value go-xl health. Its la neflcial uilttee at Washington. effects are due L> the fact, that ilka tbe Han Francisco. March 2, I»v7. Hauns call« McKinley the Mosrs of one remedy which promotes Internal cleanliness without debilitating the Potatoes—Halinas Burbank», Vtk-ig America. A» Hanna 1» doing all he can organs on which II acta. It Is therefore |l.l0. Early Roue. 76 id We; River Bur- to create a wilderness for the I’resuleut all important. In order to get It* bene bunks. OOH 7&C. sweets, 11 75 M I S3 per to gnqie through, be ought to know ficial effects, to note when you pnr- eti ntal. what kind of Moses It takes to roue ehaiw, thst you here the genuine arti Onions—(I 5O -*1.75p«-r oentaL cle. which ia manufactured by tbe Cali out politically alive. KtCX*—Ranch, Ii<dl3o p«-r duMH. fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by McKinley'* new tariff bill will prob all reputable druggist*. Bbttrr—Fancy creamery, IU'4 21*-; do ably have tbs names of tbe campaign If In the enjoyment of gvmd health, •e<»>t>.|s. lEtslEc; fancy dairy, IEc; anil Uie system U regular, laxatives or aubacrlliers tliat are Interested In each aeivonda, I3t* 14c. other remedies are tlmn n.-t needed. If Industry attached to tb>> several pan« Chesaa— Fancy mild. new. 0c; afflicted with any actual disc uro. one graphs as n minders for l'Jtto wh< & may be commended Io the m*<*t skillful fsir Ui •’«»i. i it-i ,c. i'oun< Arn.ri.w, they may be "touched ' again. physician*, but if In need of a laxative, IU i SII c ; FL«»tern. 14 «4 14 Tbe country may draw comfort from one should have the best, and with the Wi»>l—<Tx>ice mountain, 3© 7c, p<»>r Mr. Cleveland'» »»«ertlon tliat there well-informed everywhere, Hyrup of do, 4<*5c, Han Joaquin plains, 3t*Ao; 1» a ''aurpliia" of 912R.ino.uoo In tbe Fig* Stands high' t and I* m I largely do fiaithill, B«»c |mr pouniL ,«r<l and gives uaost general satisfaction. treasury, but people will lie apt to ask H.iv—W heat and oat. «"(*10; twait him what has become of th» other barley, f7 00«* 30; alfalfa. «5 43; Il7o.taai.isn for which be sold the clover, «'li**; •••mpr.-~.| wheat, «' ql bonds - Ex< hangr. «J 30, do oat. «3 iW 7 per tow. Tropical Fruit—Ilana: fa, «I.OOl* It 1» foolish for Republh-an organ» 2 Oti |»-r bonclil plni-applr», E-’u4 4. to »ay that the Republican policy Is t iirua Fruit—Orunfva, navel, «1.73 not now prevailing The Sherman <¡4 3.00; «rcllnur* do, -BcAl.tft; com methods have Imcn closely followed by mon lemons, 7ftci* «1.00; r»»i to tbe present administration, and we do- *l.30i-<2 00; fancy, *2 23 still have high tariff rates Evsrythlng Is Republican except that the Chinese SURE CURE for PIL.ES ¡s>r box l -«<s»4E ***«-*•» Frwwr»« v| Ft*— »UM o« «en« u» Applra— Fancy, «1.23t* 1.40 per boa; wall 1» not ao lilgli as many Intcraated DR ■Q-SAN-AO » P'Lg ll«*fOt 1^». Isg tswara * p»« u»»» » ••• a»«i ’>•» F-ta« commo". 76c(H|l.OO per bo». Republicans deair* to sec It buUL M» t>:s«ow « wau WB. ■•»AMAW. Pblte, I SUFFER NO MORE NOW Paine's Celery Compound is Working Miracles in Curing Disease I IB ©>>rki' g <• lx rr P.A ’ • ' Ut© of to bavb a I which th© <|«> t«»rn informed r- j i- !»• ?!• 11. ( îoii.B, I kied to try Pemo'a »©lery œm- I |Meind, , oh th© a *I v I cn ® of a friend. an ©nttr© •To my wurpri»© I change 1 g”tag on aitar taking a hit!© ov th re© br»t.l«** and I tagtn to frei hk *• a De« fW»W ntan man I have f <r th© paat ten of twelve vara *ufT»ml from pam« in the took And other Minyptoin« of do- j ? a ? g ’ni'Mii of th»* kidney* ai d bladder, and hfiVH «|w-nt many •l«H’pl©*w nights n conaeviuem «•, but now I deep »oumi. thanks to the common vena© which in i' •iuctwi me to try Pam«** celery com- * ¡Miund. I will ©v©r prniiM» th© marvel* • •«a p»t»*io y of ilii© valuable m<*ii< me, kt. I at Any tirio- will lx- glad to give )ier«onai testimony at my address, -hould any vuflf*’rrr - a e to cwll, as 1 ronftider it *»dfish to k«*ep aueh a ble«e* ng hou«M«| up. and think ths prop:Ie : tore of Paine's celery com pond de* rv- I Ing of more thanks than t can convey • -• f ■ > ■ a • ■ * ”._k’ A word t«» other «ufTcrrn». <♦ ' your Irugg *»t for a tottl© of ■LiH'AjH'i riwnt Artici© by lb© (or©- ni«Mt m<Mli'’Al «*Ateyifl>t tn BcwUm. ‘'Nothing «dio*«» mor© ©»»ticluftivriy,“ l,A.|i««,4| ©a-..-ry • - » v •'.»ftirw.tjfwl thftfl th* IhóUgltful, ojwn ti»m>i«-«| c 1 a « a of ¡»©Mphl wto a*® it Ah«l mv»mtn*nd it. both in public an*! A!i» *?’g th©lr • •! an-l • !‘-nrt*«l fri»-n I0 .m»i r»*lillvm Anwuig tw ( phyvk’lan*) there »• no lnng©r Any h*vtttiini*y in n«©ommending this gr©*l » it r«*m«*ly without «tint *»f j ra »©. " Alw»»it th© «Ame tini© ti»© atov© ar- ti«’l»* w«* publiwbed I her© Appeared tn th© Bunton Journal the following letter from David K «>f 452 Win<to»r nt , ( Afiibri-igef<>rt, AMuburb of B«NBb»n: ”1 take great pleAMtr© in testifying to the eitrnoF’H&ary merit* "f l*»in©‘* colery ompotind Fur *»m«» time pawl 1 hav«’ toen under th») treatment «»( two wvll known lo» al dottora, but their ‘ i ' ' . . I b.A«’* b»*©n for year« a harah sk« ¡»tic tn r>’^’irl to a »1 vert isMwi molici net, but ii.Avmg Buffered • i»TUtixting pain« in ! him to sell you nothing ©la©! Cheapest Power Rebuilt Gas and ....(¡asoline Engines. IS <4 ARANTEEh ORDER ...... ... FOR SALE l IIEAP ti H P Hercule*. Ga* or Gxvvllne. 11 II I' Bermi«», Ga* or Gasoline I a II. P Regan, Ga» or Ga.uliue • J H. P Oriental, Ga» or Cavilline P Otto, Cjs or Gasoline. 4 II I- 4 Il P Fbciftc, Gas or Gasoline I ô H. P. Hercúlea. Gas or G a mliae. i io H P. Hercules, ur Gasoline. State Yuur Want» and Write fur Price». 405-7 San»ome Street San I rancluo, Cal... • • • • Hercules Gas Engine W orks Gu, Q mo I ib « »ad Oil Eogiaet, 1 to 200 II P. Cancer J When you f ¡liant seeds, ¡¿ant 0Î the Face. Mr» I.aurs F M m» nt Smithville.()w , •sv. "A »«nail pimple < f • strawberry rolor appeared <>n mv check, it »<M,n t-egau to gi- w rapidly, notwithstand ing all efforts to check IL eve be< sme terilbly Inflamed, and was so swollen that for quite a while I could not see The doctors •aid 1 bad Cancer of the uirnt uialigaant type, and after ri- ha«sting tbeir efleet» without do ng mv any good,they gave a» bopele • When la- op th© caae (urmed that ni. father bad die«! from the Bamr di»ea»e, they mk I I mn»t die, a« hereditary Cancer wee incurable \t »!. - b , I wae aivlead tu try S S.S., and tn a »hurt while the Cancer THE began to ditcharve and continued to do bo for three montna, then It began to heal. I cont nued the medicine a while longer until the Can« er diaappeared en tirely. This waa aeveral years ago and there has toen no return «»? the diaea«e ’ FERRYSI Sent Free! A Real Blood Remedy. Can. rr 1» a bloo<! di»«»»», only • I I I,!«!» will < ur. it S H S < <aa» intred ^am'r letetable') 1» • real blood trnir<lv. sad aever fail» to JWI nisiivotlv < uraCan. «r. Scrwfnl». Ertrma. Kbruinslitm or soy other disease of tbe blood. Send for our book» a Cancer and Bl.xxl I>:»ea»e», Biaile'I free to ■ nv g address. Swiff Specific Co. AUsuta, Ga. T«> any ¡»©r* n inlrrrstril In humant matters, or who I î * vm auitha I«, wt Will «rn i fr»t. uiM.n «ppii. Alton, a tupy of the " ALLI A N< ». ih©<>rgAti • >f t h ' ' . I U U b Í ' • !. t. • I) trnArly Intefratlng r*A«ting, H ©on- laint a h*i of th© valuabl» and un* u«ual prvnHum* giv*u by th© pAp«r. Addr*«© NATIONAL RIMISE ALLIANCE l’ntl*«! < harliU« Se w Vorb. Eturef CLra-Mr* U/UCAT IfW fl I Al I • b !» a>. 1 WW I I talff B I 8 vr.i whrat IhMfv O’l Biarglna. Forum*« ha»» b««n 11*14 « n a «mali teginning by trading in futur»*« Wrlu b»r fu 11 parth ulare H<«t of r©‘« tev- ©rai year* riMiUnr« <»n th» < h . ago Hoard «>< 1 ra4«. a-<1 a thorough fenoWtoig© of tha ' tat* hru ¡Hiwtilng, Hop* Ina 4 t o , < htrago H ard of 1 ra»l» Hfi a.-r• OfHrre In r<>rtlan4, OregtHft, «potan» and bratti©, Waaft. sss FRAZER c*^fE •tit is 1st WOBLB li* wearing «««Ultaftsr« nnvtirim•*©■!. ariuai!? ♦MillAA'Iug t«® »1 im •»! ftiiT •>?/ ®r hr« Fr«* rn»m animal‘Hu U»T VMS Gi’I lWg. F<>H Mi a BY OK»*|OW AM W A4MINGTI1W MSh« H4MTS-W1 »n4 l*«aiara grnatally rott ©fort k mb CL wi A that aat liver the O»« bici •© W e H/ t FILLO 40 wa O«Mf 0"A for ■ Do©«. 4 hp L>t .•«•«.«•< »»<>. «Br-» «KAâfiMt 0r. ■••»••• WM. Cw rbua. r». . DRUNKENNESS OPIUM ou i ITUMIBI, UtâAft»«.©fciK l ■ Wlw»< left «• t»»2» *•»’•» MU J ■ N.P.N.U. N» Wl.-ar.N.V. K« TH