- '
-Z-‘
M ■
parant ur.amim.ty of sentiment M-ems to have
lax-n mon- to effect outside feeling, rather than to
generate genuine harmonious action within the
bosoms of the leaders a sort of armed neutrality,
necessary for the self-interests of the hitherto
clashing factions. The enforced may last, yet it
may not
e he kantiani Jlru
Politically Independent
Entnrwi at th« |WMt<*lS«v st
Or<e-a,
LONGER PULITI! Al. CAMPAIGN
n>ad matter.
T. L
H'llnH
i » ig <; i . r
< XI» l-Kol-KII lulL
m km KimioN hat »'
One year in advanr«
One sr.»r. at eral «»I »rar
One year, at end of
y«ar*
<>nr war, at end vl A y rar«
Hi month« ina>ha >e
Thrw n <diti»» in adwater*
Miiiglro.pi in arwp|<er
..
.
AhVHLHMXG
L. W.
Roya ;
Bak
Powe er
POMEROY,
REAL E.-TATE BROKER
with The *antiam Newt.
Scio,
Oregon
Farm ami *Hy pr jwrttr- Î-
a>d«i <-n the
If
»ant t»
Mill Hit «au iw •
fc«ht ami
■ aai».
.
i »t
i
y <»r farm.
<4
n
I
cat.
If %-U,» want t«
Political campaigns in Oregon, in state and in
iny, I can tern! th«* placr ron want
county elections have rarely extended over a per
iod of six weeks to two months. The new direct
is made of Grape
primary law will require somewhat longer cam
«, ,1.
* U> a r
paign. From a rather random reading of the law
A
»
.......... I
Cream of Tartar.
wore
harm
we gather the follow ing requirements:
A\ ■ .
. > ■ * *
Forty-five days prior to the regular election day
p «
>i •« a r - r
\ «»mu.'-ta t r»«*-
(the first Monday in June) the law requires the
trat ihi tn»a
primary election to be held, for the purpose of
B*rr twf«*ri".
it «!.*» •:»
i •
I
nominating candidates for the various state and
Makes the food
«*1 In <*«4 »mt-r
irwi raft fit ht th#
county offices; also candidates for congress, and
tattle .if Ilf«* • *e-
more Wholesome
r*«Mf\illy a<*int
the peoples choice for U. S. senator as well, The
a’l «I L*
<»«*i > w
and
Delicious
election of senator, however, w ill not occur until
Md-
atwrr Hw
la a fa»»» -•
the meeting of the legislatur»-.
rv-mrdy h>r dvaj-rp-
am and 9 « » a w •
Twenty day »prior to primary el.-ction day. peti-
h«>«»r t.s«;u»tv*AA
ha» a dit*, t a< t - »te
Hons for cx.-ign-ssional and state officers, pmjs-rly ,
ami TO TEACH BOYS
In pr»»wi«4iti< the
Mgnod as by Saw r qm.r -d. must be filed with the
f H ii r m a I «»f the
Both of th»’« »-r«* ' !*’»l n Dr.
iu-erctary of stat.- by all pcrs«»ns aspiring to stand
• •
’
-
A I hii*MN pbrr h»« »«hl triir «nbu'Ati *n
h a *at
> »kllitul « »ira- t -n c»>
f. »r
a
l »la ■ prior
far
I*»«. )• tO "‘IriK’h t he'll.
tth«l
I -,4< -n am)
*n *ilh« <«t *. -«i
U> primary «lay, aspirants for county offices must . thr y ought to know when thry far*»f itl>e that liHHr t»«et wff»«*ta at* ewuml.
twaTt »4 »«’toad l«r** - ** '*
file proper j»ctitions with the county clerk, The m«*n.” and I r lay» down a *«•« prverpt* s Alatir
r»- - I fry |*lerr«* »if the »a n«* >1 many
f
>f
thr
n«nng
gmrration
which.
;f
bord*
n^'
-
r
-
t*
■
■■ ■ V* *
■ •'
natm s «>f all persons prww-nting valid (»etitions,
l*» <»«•>■ •’»ix’U’-p tw*Ah In Un»- * ■ I
i» ».tw parfert Lia own )M*ruH»r pn»«
will then be placed ujwn th«- printed tickets, <*d, an I pi a«’ Ct« *4» Would give th«« *-»rld
a raiT of ti»«m »4 which it might w«-il fa»
r
**»r r< . *«*r ng th* ■
♦
t
which w iH I m - furnished the various precincts.
a»
- v'.- h-r
■ -ti i»n»u« ..*«• aa U h «. »J m S
, proud«
|U»vt*
I I*’ tAUtfht ■
Unf
Atfv'hU
It can I* <<-n t • n, that ti.<- preliminary work I. To b Ir te— to fa’ genuine. X<» <•!• 1 i.c «t»- ;.,«».»• p>>pularity of *iî b*«*o
ÎMih'uveri
la <h-•• both V* lie
of |M-ni«>n» who aspire to office must ¡ill be done at 1 trattoti *>*rtb anything tl»at «far* not I •r ■ ¡»i.»h« nW!'-«»umline
ami I«» i • a« : lai
l»-ast two months or mon- before the general ele«. n»»l«t-l«- no A man ha«l loiter t«*«t in- »ial vein«« «d Ü». h,gr*> • nt i »e
puhlicatlnn of the rwwaea «>/ Mw uwn> i-
ko«»* Im* t.» rniufa*>he ha»I bvtter nat« r
tion day.
m:* «4» th«« wrai p-r of eeert .« ill«»
i ¡Harn a ln!t«»r in the telphatwt an«i *
li<r«aft«-r l«»
► I irlvre fall a»**»r
Even before this time, an active campaign will true, grnuhn* in intention un«l in action anm
of lu» ntoi al« «»bull«* rh »r»« U r and
»»v- • a»!
“• ’ *n I»* th* U*«» ut au
I m - on. in th«- way of aspimnls announcing them j -—rather *fa n I m * fanrord in alt f*ci«*nrw'* r» •uhaunwn
rwtefcÂljr.*
selves through the iilw si a|»ers and by jM-rsorud and in «11 fangnagr«*. tn tn* su the muw
.
.
The OHfinal I ITTI I I DI R
canvass among th«- |>eople. So n may l»e «- xjm - c U m I time I.« I m * in b«*art and r«>unterf«*H »n Ilk*
»
H
V
| . rc<
t 4
•
that th«- |»o!itical ball w ill commence roll.ng. some .Afa’V«* all thing*, teach thr* fa«y» that «g Much Imitated. >ut n»*er «muakd.
truth fa in«»rr than ri« hr«, fix »re limn
I
•« pm Little d-.ee, but gt*« great i*
time in February.
-
* In »
utAtivc why In all dmi.g*
earthly jx»a«*r or ¡>
As this will l»e the first time that all the jieople 2. To hr pur«’ in tfamght. fanguagr tm aLn of >u>ma* h, Llv«*r and |l*.»wela.
•f
•*••.«» M-.tiral Adalær• will
will have participait-d in nominating candidate», an«i lit«*- purr tn mind and fa«dv.
».
-i
» . ;
*«i pav th*» r«»xl « f mailing **uly,
it is highly nec«-i,sary that all should inform them It» I m tii<«**iffab V«i ran* f *r tin* f* «'I • •l
’
•
A
,
\
-d|
or ri«»th-Uynnd for SI *
selves as to the ri-»|uirem»-nts of the new law and, ‘"V"
‘■•'i'*- «■’ "< * “ . To t* J«O- Dr 1: \ Plut*, ùd Maui ¿>U kw U liui*
t litr, to fa* juM *n all daaiinga with otl«-
fa- . N. ¥•
wh«-n primary day arrives, every one should
be orr
...
.
«*rr. To fa- g«-h«» ruin*, nohfa, and inanlv.
hand to register his choice for the candi«iate he T1, .ui„ j,,.,,,, t, „
ANT» l> »Y Cllh MiOMAM I U’-
prefers for each and every |«articular office.
- far tin* ag«*«t aud thing» aarmL
TFItfX«; H«»l - r,,
>n <*f trtiM*
L
To
fa
M
’
U
reliant
«»
ih
I
•rtf-helpful
Therefore, if good, true and comp-tent men are
«orthlii«-»» «nd anm- wbst f»u>ih«r
l..sl terr t«»r\
4«
iMnfil
in
not named for office, the p»-ople. th»-ms«-ives, will •»<•■» ir--m »-lul-lb---I. To fa indurlriuua wltl»
branch (-rthv
bahirA fl’*»,
ww»klv
ai w .< v ■», .» I -« J -up 11 /--At l h«’
»1
be 1 blame. When c;i)idi<l.«t<-s wer»- .-«-ItM-ted at e*»t
I’«‘riii4h»-ni |M»iith>n
S'«» inv« «triu-nt
pr«'|M*r age. Teach them that all
«'»tnl»
I*rv
nominating conventions, it was often the case, in hon****t work i* h-*rioraLb«, aud that an ! rfM|iiirs*r|.
vi» rt» rt |w*rimer n»'«t «•»’• titial t«» ru-
order to sek«ct what was called “A strong ticket.” • i«lh* lifa <»f df*|»ci»<i« »»*•«• on «»then« fa d»*-
A«Llr« «u*
M*«n.nr r Rraiirhr««,
: '»•*3 l^fiirlnrrn *trt*»'L ('llimjjn.
locality had mor«- to do in the »«-lection of th«* can gntevluL
U
hr
u
fa
y
haa
Irarnrd
thr*»«*
four
------------ —»............... —.. —
didate than did Ins qualifications; comwquently
wilt* » he ha*» ninth’ the«*«* hl»*»» n
m n wen- selected, sometimes, when fitness for thing«*,
part of Ufa famg—howrv«
..The Fa-mers aud the Trnsts
office w.ui known to not he of th«- Is-st. I nder ever rich, hr haa learned ■.'rï./r.
thr moat im
<»f nil prrMlnrsnm Ihr 'nrnner I« ht* th»»
th«- ii'-w law, I-t
hop« ti at hxality will bi- con portant thmgw hr ought to kn«»w
Lar kmt by lb«* Tfu* *
1 hrt oairh him
cxHitttisf
atvi
t » I ► h» Titi«’ ;.vr«
sidered the minor and fitness or qualification of w hen hr I *---iure a man.
»» I rr»>u » - «■»»•. • »drs‘ii«x»l t« -Ht. ■*. th.
th«- major importance. As winter is now at hand
“pt»' wtlvr* i ' ' "T. m • »»•) «nial -
k .«><»•
tr»M <»! »'ip iiMHicv »wfs'ttt
F'1'lrbtii th«»
and farmers will have more leisure for reading, !•■ lith-mi» ■ • iinhnr«! : guard, »hi
!•(<■» t t) <»jf titra w(«i«dnl fnv.irw
th«- N ews invites all to subscribe for an<l read it; thry have <• -inr I«» fa’hrvr ai * thrir pu - ■ Which Itflll
1 »»,'• rttl-t tn*« rwt tvafr th«- t I tl«*t
Uvular |w»r**gdliiv, with jrafau» carr.i
as it is our intention from tim«- to lime to discuss ri»fa tiling »»I *urr»n-l«»i-g up t«» Ila-
the new law, men and measures, in a candid, fH-opIv Ihv right uf <<>mplrtr n «»|| g vrrn- 13II1 w3tS9D S MuJ 'faH’E,
truthful niatmer for th«- information of its read mrnl firv from thr di« talion and manip*
•• th« M « • »#!■■« w irh .« •
<►«*.- !«»u h ««f o,”
■ ufalioli *>f tin* |N*htiv<*l fa»**«, I» ih 'I dv -
ers.
hmm v-*tabll»«b«-<i ir» t« us-h ihr Is-M wa) *«f
Absolutely Pure
.
7Ä
• • • XJ
Uft
HATF
A >
* ’•
<B
< ar«! * f thanh»
Ft«reâal olriUiart iwHirr». j**’T hhu
wr«t«lh»jC
iwf
hnr |*»f
«i
Jh»|44y •<!•. ?
j*1»
jirr inrh
• »
raf’l*, 1
liit br», i«wr tn««t h
Itno «oi»tr«ut» i«»r »«JVrrli»hu n«id«»
*iun»n »isfa.
. 10
I CM
pphca<n»i
HARMONY PHI VAILS.
•
The much talked of harmony meeting of the g.
o. p. occurvd as per pn»grain, m Portland last
week an<l its hitherto warring factions have re
solved to dwell in peace ami brotherly love in the
future. No more shall knives and hacheta be
camfiaign accompanymenta. No matter w hat kind
<>r class of candidate is placed in the field, provid
ed he b labeled "Republican.’’ every Republican
is supposed to walk up to the polls on election «lay
and "vote her straight."
This "Harmony,” meeting in l‘«»rtlai d partook,
almost, of the nature of a convention. A long
string of resolution! were jiassed. and v.hi<h
touched ujion such ftomts. only, a - <
-- i?»;- se»l
to l>e common ground ami upon which ail Republi
cans Could stand.
President R««»»evelt was commended for his
successful efforts in bringing about p« ac«- I m tween
Russia and Jaj»an; his Philippine policy, tariff re
vision and freight rate policies. But nev< r a won!
relative to his prosecution of th«- fraudulent entry
of government land. On this |»oint, the conven
tion left the presaient groping tn the »lark.
Now as a matter of fact, the prow-cution of
these land frauds, is to Oregon, one of the n.qst
Ù
pn»mii>ent events that has transpired in h> r his
O
»>
tory. The leaaon of honesty ami integrity that is
d
now being forvably impreiw«.-d ujsm the jieoplc
te
<i
will, undoubtedly, have a most wholesome influ
ence in the future ac«|uirement of governmert
9
lands. Just why the hanm>niz«-rs should )siss by
te
te
the whole bnsine . in al »»1 te sihmce,-orin wi at
i
te
of a mystery. It leaves th«- public to cm < t ;n-
V
as t»> what the position of these Republican leaders
te
te
may »»r may not Is- ujx»n land frauds and the pros
te
te
ecution of th«- thieves. We have a right to infer
■
f
that they condemn the president for th« so prose
te
te
cutions here in Oregon, at least. <>n other mat
i
MlMUlohlng th«-*«
|Mr|<lhg«-i», an«!.
thmg not to fa* lh<-nght of far an in-
te
ters th«-y commende-d the president’s course in a
of r« n-!*«tthe ’b» T ru*t< f»«arf • «*■»
‘ Maid
What? (uvv up with«»ut a atrug*
te
Io ruh ihr ,»u •«
|t I« m i-U HHT'fhlj
y
copious manner. They did not dar«* censure the Thank Goodness we will not have the rush and gk* a pr“f«'**i«»n arl«flctr<l mm a Id** w«»rk *
lHí*<«MÍi»«í <»l 1^* t*««*«*«», «« rl» nhi#t m. Ion«.
te
hurrah
of
another
Lewis
and
('lark
ex|>osition
for
Not,
if
thr
court
kn<»a*»
herarlf.
president by a resolution; but, no doubt, nearly
• Ul t.«H> - , Mr. U « - »S» hri'!i Uli « HeorlMi«,
f
•»ir* lai .«rlk-l- *». a «-rial *”»«) , u«» rl«*»tr».
100 years.
every harmonir.er, privately, will d<> s<>.
«b*>rt Mirirk** an«l
i»y «ho worl-l*»
■
This hunnony meeting was. also, as silent as th«-
I m --»« «r1h*«'* ■ «■<«»!» -i >».•’
j- r v*-»»
LAND FKAl’D CONVICTIONS-
«
tomi«* ih«* « -«»pi. «i mü »o »•
t» Every
«
grave in all matters pertaining to th«- unfortunate That «as a curious kind of verdict those ju.ig.-s
i
tarmar I hitrtvM« I in Hi»««** ina th** fa«*l
i
condition of thn-e-fourths of (in gon’s c »ngr< .-.-;on- on county exhibits at the Ia-wis and Clark made.
Wrt> f*» «’Hrr thr Tr**t »«vtl a»
h«»w lo
Igtwt Fn«l»y ««■» lb«* (tav m -1
pro*
Uriti«
ir
m
1
«»»!
\«>w
tu
Ir»
«*•-
•»»>«!
vi-
'iim-,
I•!»»'•• Hlth
ul delegation. Neither a vote of confidence nor of A'—ut the mildest explanation possible is that they noUlHibU wntriM’«* Ih
! - -
W
censure was a<-curded Senator Mitchell m»r Con- have musk, where gray matter was suppos«xl to fthr v«*r<lwl i»Uh«i in Hit* Uilhatrn»«»
ilwtu* ». att-i U» «*iivHla**«»•» !• grow««»« n»»>
I* a**-.
h»*u !l«r «!••<•
I. bíl! W >• « ‘
• « t«| a '■■« > II* -1 IIUHlv
gressmen Williamson or Hermann. Undoubtedly be. Such a verdict is simply no verdict at all. <
«n i «i.» •« i pM-r« t«» »wir |i«( In ih»-
• ilttiit» *th‘l rtltornryw w«*rr pr*’**-nt in
C
»unties
that
made
no
exhibit
an-
equally
as
well
the former would have been very thankfully re
num! Ii ur t «o.
ix.url,
Until rr-iHtrnnI in* (I«** I —
ceived by each and all of these g«-nllem«-n; yet off. as those that have gone to thousands of dollars i Mi»*n
«>( )tHlgrrn»«ti’,
th«-»e harmonize» m-gl«-ct*-«i to render this small of expense to collect and display their products.
th«* e* fit- t • * »•» p n- um ♦‘»I
hs h.» Sent Os Tlree N âmes
honor: Wiiiuini*>n ntxl Hiinc* wwre »»•!»•
favor to the men they have hitherto delighted to
<»l r«a llng tarin« »< In ymir
h’wteh»»«*!
to fan month» impn»«onn«‘nt
ItKfrlhet «Hh Ihi« a Iv<«rt)«
an-l gj
honor.
The proposed amendment to the constitution
itiitl tn
tiu •» | -M) t'At'h
Dr. (ie-n««r
ca’ivf «tnritfw r»r « «liver «pfarter «w
Senator Mitchtdl an«i Congressman Williamson which would enable the |s*op|e to discharge an un *»n
t'Urv’ljt
« hf i mh <) wu*t| ««H*r*l y « hi for a
artouul <4 (mil health wmi netilettc*
four tk»xM(th*‘ if ta) inp
arc quite guilty of the crimes for w hich they wen- worthy or in. cunqs-tent office holder, does not suit «'»!<«» Hv«’ inoiilln* it»i| rie«»nr»i«*nl <»nKt
t«»»l 4»t 5
«4 \ ou ttsay rinH
indicted. Thia was the diaciaion of the juries and the Republican "machine’* in any sense. These fait w.»a Hn«««l
Prndihtf ti.«* pr< |*-
blll nnJ
g««»} nain» • an » »4 hr«M« M<t*l
most all unj rejudice<| persons Iw-liev«- th«- j' r . 1» '■">wh<x make i« otic a pn.fc •- on, do not fancy, »rriiMHi t4 i «Ft*teMry |«a|w-n« u» c*rry tb«>
lt« litasl irip *
rlptUm«
i.«*m
te*»* inrllp tiw Fru l wing«
d«-eid«-d w laely. Ix-gislatiun of grave inq«>rt.inc< in the least, giving the jxiwer t > dispense with the cum * up tothr I*. S. < iri «»urt of
T’»M W U*« y ' Mi .»z \r,
to the jssiple will I m - brought before congress next service-. of an office holder, w ho attempts by the thv «Irfan« la nt» were ¡ih«»ue » th«*ir hfa
B«> li rtr-w* »-?.| w»r«w'f,
»•ru«** umfar th«* •'HU»»* «mount >4
Kr»»m tai •
*• • 14Mb, » 1
w inter. Oregon ought to I m - fully represented on excerise of graft, to recoup his heavy election ex ll»«-\ hitti given wli««it rtr«t rtrn«***t«*'i.
th«- fl«x>rs of l»«»th houses. Her vote may I m - neces penses. Hence, at the late Harmony convention Tin* jury in thr J«»n«*" l*uttrr-IA ml«-
D otato of Dofolttvo Titles
sary to secure th«- enactment of th«- freight rate the fmt quietly went forth that the "Imperative ■
rvt«irnr*| a vrrdfct >4 ••guilty,. »»
an«l that *»f tantf revision. Senator Fulton is our mandate" was to I m - defeated. at least, in the form u*
an«i l*«»tt. r «nd ”r»*»t guilty”
Have an /Kbatrilvt of liti.
(»» Umk
.X l»«*« of ap|wtel
given
only congressman that can appear in his seat. in which it is now proposed.
l’rrj«ar«*d hx ‘Ihr
by
and Fuller.
This fact di«l not se«-m t«> have any influence upui
Una County Asajraot Co.
our harmony brothers. They would not even r»-- The splendid succ«-'s <»f the Lewis and Clark 1 hr tir»i n>fiiti lioiMt for lan-l frnn«L »»1 «hr- i«*«.
put *«tl«*M«I fo pu.xi
)a»t wint»*r. when ALkinfa«,
■*r Mxrpl i»a m««-ttr1t> *«*r t*M«o«*y mmmm M,
qu«-st th«- «-onvicted and indicted congressmen to fair, simply shows the power of judicious adver «Mrvurwl
Putvr and Mr«
Wtt»«»n w»*rr fauutl {Mlrott« rt**w*iri<» 9 tlw ben a* Uf «»»K .
we j
resign that their seats might be supplied with ac tising. The fair management, in a nicely worded
it v
I L«* **« iiat<«r M tcLrll w •»* r«»fi-
tive members. Thia neglect approaches very near circular. express the old /at ion of the managment '»«<»**1 fa Jtinr Adding tbv lai«* run* '«•■ ioh i-1» I- - ’ X. H RI I »I »
Mana»rr ¡
ly to an insult to the pr»s»l«-nt. 11« can can ■ . to pn*HK for the |«rt it contributed in bringing vt« I m »»* ih*L«— n t«»la| t4 rl* vrn r«»nvh •
•rrn». 4 ««rnrr *»f 1-1 •« ! Hrowln 4u <<rre* '
th«n*. y« t not a ihtr ha» tteieii patii nor a
look upon it in any other light.
about success. Without the liberality of the news-
The «invention alsnild Ixve commended our pap« r.< in pushii p the interests of the fair, first, tern« i i>|»riMoniu«*ht r»«mfn* n»«*d.
president for the effort he has caused to be made, last and all the time, instead of the luindsome sur
r«rtlrtn«l mm ha nt« are
«4
to clear out and punish the grafters anti dis mnest plus of cash now on hand, would have been an ’ tOCn*4l*r«l btf»in«*** fJte licroutlt •»( the fa r
(IL'I. IK WRIGHT,
officials. It should have demanded the instant ugly deficit for the management to face. The hr inrrva««'' Itri» g ratlmstRl all lhr war
<at 1.MW
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tify official corruption. Then-fore we compelled of. if nut th«- leading qu«-stion brought before con iinplr »wilt fewturr w;
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.Mitchell, Williamson and Hermann to n-s i. We gress at the coming session and the indications nre thittg they rt«nh| •. ra|w* t yrth' f t»> • I«-
an- n-ady to help elect men in their places a uinst that the fig lit wall lx- a hot one. The railroads rttw 1». *>r% Io g»i to the far»*, ami h»v«
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ly. the convention did not do this. Is a party wor prospect of the people through cotigreu. exercis • tv.-*.-*- «»(tMiainrwa in l*»»rtUn<l la larit- I
thy of public confidence and trust, which thus tac- ing some contrail ov.-r the wealth that they, (the , ;«l the r«|pen*r of «»tlirr |Mrti’>h* of th« |
ivly n-fuses to condemn wrong whenever the con people) have created. These railway Ionia, like I ' »tat«* Ihit tlien there i» a hitter* ah««4«l |
viction of the wrong doer is reasonably well «-stal- the coal Iwrons. dislike, very much, to be compell-i ‘ aiat pay«hiv f r the r»**t *>t n» will con»* I
hshed? An- we to infer that so many of the liar to admit that the people have rights that must be j artfUtei, by ami hjr.
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monitors were recipients of favors from Mitchell, respected even by th«-
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