The Santiam news., December 01, 1905, Image 2

■f mutiny, there exist’ government in name only.
Tne czar and hw heaurocracy an* utterly j«ower*
I lea* bi stem the tide. If from this chaotic <?«»ndi-
Ition a government emerges that will give the
!;«■•». afttry a largi r liberty an«i a chance for a more
Politically Independent
enlightened, educate«! condition than they now
occupy, then* will be some recompense for the
IMHfti-s ia*P i Tioet fearful Penaftv th«- state is now Paving.
Eut»r««i al the
» al IS».., Oreg»«,
a lie J?iuitiam Mr» , ’ 0.
(hall mattar.
I HE EORAtt.R RILL.
L. W.
POMEROY.
Royal
Baking*
Powder
-, IF
Senator Foraker, of Ohio, prulwblv x-oicca the
s mttmeuU of the railndub» on freight rate legisla­
is made of Grape
tion in tile bill he. ns chairman, will report to the
I ROM tltRTH TO Ol n AGP
I.
.
I
»a <»l l • dilh
B'uate at the coming session. Hia bill will simply
ÿ» Xj» î
ftvxi U* b -I* ! •
tha
Cream
of
Tartar.
si
gli-iios K ai *.”.
)«^»l «ho
e.npow«*r the Inter-state Commerce commission,
|}|» IftwfV ft'M*
0»» «.«’ in n-h'atM*/..................................... .
«I
when a complaint of unjust fr«-ight charge is fihxl. !
ll> fUlirtten« io
One yM»r, n» »«nl <>l »ror
.
I
lite
«u/k-
It would be the duty of the commission to at one«- Absolutely Pure
•Vim »«sir, »t »mt <>l I p»r»................. ,.
I
Ina trim.
6ii» yrar, al rn>l uf .1 y.«r, .
7ft<r< «ira
» o bring suit in the name of th«’ government, provid-'
tl -»re In
9a month» in aUva'we
.................
*ft
j|f« wh*t» Na­
Ttirn» uionüi» in a<l»an<-»
..... ......... ,
ft ing the commission deemed the complaint compet-.
Makes
the
food
te Tv* ffTftt* * T
Rli^ln ruf»y IM wrapper.......................................
u*» ent, before the pn»j«*r «mrt.
»«'•■»vpift a lillte
more
Wholesome
aid. HW «>*.*•
APVERTlHIXa RATES.
The Foraker hill would be no improvement over ■
n<> i «ani a
«h!|>l»lu< t*p
our
present
law.
The
shipper
can
now
fil«
’
a
claim
;
and
Delicious
C.r.l ..f (I ai.k.
. .
........
ft i
f«*r thal !• hkOT-
S).^ia «»Mtowrv iKitur., per line
o?. with the commission. If the claim is supported
llalij f'4tew-
MV'tlAAl wvi.ii> , < .'iiiinrnla, fw-r ht>*
Of
«d Vy d«
R.*ai advertising, per Im» |«-r l»Mie ..
<v> ! w ith sufficient evidence of discrimination or com- f
Bluff rnartHn.
in
(’*»••
l*i,plar »<i«, 2 < lumgea |rr
i,,.< III, <>< r o.lim u wnle
b>nation in restraint of trade, the commission can
a U»nlx* and ah
l*r inch
10
CLt
ARINO,
unt
'
Irraliv#
¡¡><^
‘1^
Sen- j
|*t<.lrw«i<>na) «arda, I
lurlo-a, p»rni>>i>ih
| O’ cause the attorney-general to bring the suit.
a r I v e «> m •
Lin« litnr <‘.»ntr.«. I» f«>r a*iv* rl*.ii<4 u ,<t. ■«, api -at >n
ator Fomker would simply* take dutie» from one'
p»»«|r>A«w| Will
PaHiw’ir« phirahty «n «»bio i- 41,**^
aR ni Ih» r»ws»»lr*«|
bt pr «nv»< <
grj wr.'
•L jwirtment and give them to another. He thus
■ ti n. a* ’m :atl«»n ami rn»«uMri»c-
an Hr» u«»o mi me I* il
rA«*n
!.»»3«» at»U r»>iudng »»at«* of vttel
would attempt to fool the people a while longer by , that «»f < •• vcriU't I^ iigiaa I M«4Machu- !, tum t f.-r
HAS COME TO SÌA Y.
«a
ti »n • «t n-f tw <»•« oLvife ìk* iflmiJi'n*
throwing them thia “sop.“ He is fully satisfied •w’lt-, « r
J 4hnoot) of Mmnr-
J*i*»t a vr-ff^La «o lofilc.
Mwi ng tl « h »
fhe independent voter, so manifest in recent that a rat«’ law will be enacted during the coming •'»la, la*I uxr I'anru»».»«nia*«i ««V’-rtuni /.■■»•'•I* »n«1 • mw ÌK ’ - t>r |*i»»r.'v a
Un
M«di- al lM«*»»v«*ry ha« h**en in »nc**» »•h*|
««a H mww prvah<iou« »till,
a
élection, has evidently come to stay. When a man session, and to satisfy the ¡>eople who demand this h>iU mo i « ii » pmraltlv ft»r 11»> *<**•• it tn!»* u««* ti.«w L»riy ynar*» and ha* t»mu-
’ tted » rwnrd <*f rur*» utwxiuated In ih«
has nerve enough to onco break away from party change, would simply change* our present law. by­ a hiin»ir«*l th>ru»tt>*l th»* other w*»v; I m t hl«
’.« nr of mindlrtnet
li I» «*• <mt»•*<■«! «»(
shackles, he feels himself so free and his «run­ changing its wording without making any rval th»* <»• \‘fhif*|ip « a » not invulvoL »■ • a!-”*. »Hv. fflvr-frl«' ri traci» «.f t.» .I«*n
' m *»! n»»L.
• n»»i, Steo« rvart, Hi ara
science so applauds his action that he is from that change other than transferring the duties of one Th«-*’ tap. I .»:»•!
rvv«iluti>>mi «1 l'te-rry Ur<,
and Man-Ira««
ami by spacial pr*’**«’**«^ |w*rtected Ly
t>me on an "independent xroter.’’ His courage to offi< er to another Therefore, until the «"ourts I hr | - »IU pr re rout |»i*h that the n««l.
1 >r Pterc*, In bl« own lai«»rit»»ry,
I ■
•
flofe as he pleas«*«, and which is generally for th«' would |»as«. the matters cotnplained of would con­ hhlel • :«1 |-u.tiMn La* l*«<l hi» »la*. a d tl r no li* rial j»ro;*rt.«
s |»r* **r\<xi
th’* i< 4»|»»*ty s»u| i*> «t'at***l Hi I hr
tinue.
Senator
Foraker
would
simply
-
■
«•
’
■.
’
T
u hitewafth wi;b h • ta*rl pr«-«»n»^ th»- wlirrup»
better man, has not been acquired suddenly. By
H a #“>r< and r*«'» ti<v m -.«dy for uw In
the
present
“
black
horse
”
and
make
him
“
white
”
no means. It has been a plant of slow growth.
I rurvlv. lbo i«*oplr arv d'tlug thrir uwn ih«» family wiihoul rcmaulun^ a 4- b»r.
Y«.tinff «»r - I can taw* ti fr« • » a« nawd»-«!,
At first hia prejudices had to lie hu I h I iu ’I sufficient to appeaa the populace.
; tliiukintf. piirty lai
Lav«» !o*t their and now that lu
i« p»it>
a
c tim»*, ac<l U» • ’ tiiftr«« I« f-. <r. . .♦ f ,r pr ‘
for him to conclude that nut all th«* p»»d men in The senator’s sentiments are those of a majority ' magnet min for
4
.
.
ha» bw'H tn«’»l.l ’□«•. il h I»« ah» r
rtie country were member» of his particular partv of the Republican members of the committee, th«* upriftititf a<ai:i«t
ami '»v»-rw bciiiiif>)fly* «110 «*»«(td,
ter I
• r vs« * l «
t«
tlbr that all the bad men were mendier» of the whose duty it is to report a bill to the senate when grandly
X-
takiug iL«* country tl*r«»U|fh Signally, in
U’»n 1« the »U«' »f tu an y »i.e*
opposition party or partie«. When thiA step is it meets. The minority Republican menibvrs. with X « York. Phiirt»h*lpbirt and < huinnati
r»«nt « ur*> th»* « au»«- and » -u
>a«M* <>n« ’ l’ftllrt le • r- titlft
taken it becomes «*asy for him to note that some­ the Democrats of thia committee, w ill rc|s»rt the i» thia I m » i illnaimted in th«* election re­
i«u a mihi ralliante. i»ry
fini*
»♦
’
!!
them,
and nothinff • ' J*»«% »• • •»«L*
time« I mu I men arc nominated for office by his <»w t president’s bill. The difference lwtw«’en th«- two turn«. and on a bnaub-r »ta!»* in tl»**
I r l’i« r* *’• ar« ni ih«>ua»to| pa«* blut-
Maryland,
Ivm
*y»yania
and
Ohio
rlrc*
trated
‘
«»tnmoti
Mtn* Modi «I Advlarr
party, and that the op;«»sing party has name«l an measures is very great. Th«’ president’s bill would
«HI I* •••ni ir«*«', pant b>»und. L»r f! <««•
tian*.
give
the
commission
power
to
fix
freight
rates,
to
Exceptionally good man for th«- »am«* office. A- a
€«-iii Btxuipe, t>r dv Ui bc/uud fur il
Ih«* ii»(» ihg« nt tdti/en bn» reaped te
g>»>d citizen h«> cannot help but “scratch” the bad go into immediate effect, subject to appeal to the v« PiVcrn hitiioeh a- to « hrthvr camhdatc*
w
man and cast his hallot for the giwxl man. This courts. The Forak«-r bill would simply require the are call« t lh tnocratic or Krpuhiit an, he
*
!
second dose of “independent” medicine so brae commission to bring and prosecute a suit when an rnak'-s» it hi« chiet buainiw to vote Tight.
«
ftim up, and makes him feel so g>s>«i for having information is tiled with it. Under the former the Tin» im .iii* «imply that be i» »ruanhintf
*
K«i a «inter I hma IIL anti recr**atten
corrupt tuachthixin «hi» h baa domi­
à
discharged his duty as a citizen and for the 1« -t the rate lixetl would go into immediate effect, while the
a
nated pod ica for iu> many year«, and in r**«M>rt S«»w|M>rt i» th«» ‘ ite pur ritel*
lbw, an«t
interests of his country, that he mentally resolves under the latter not till the court had rendered its «•x«*rciMn»j4 h*arle*«ly hi» euinititiitmnai I Irnce. H«»
•iv«* H.r p*. pl»* an
««pi- rt.uiHx
t.
tiiat henceforth he will make it a ; unt to a»cer decision. The president’s m<*aaun* would make ; right of
/) ! •.
! h>-
• • p I»!« t• i. • • Im lr«**L, pure •/-•!♦• '( tin’
«
«
|
ocean,
the
fteathrm
l*a<
tfle
and
(
‘
onml-
tain, of the candidates nanusl for an «»ffice, w hirl the railroads the plaintiff on eases of apical, whil C of jwtblir »• fitimvtit which vindicated
; li« A Eastern railfU’L wil! nw«nn>c th
... W. Mv.r aixl Patti-
Is the better man. reganib ; - as to which part) Senator Foraker would throw the burden of bring- » 'i>
names the candidate; and for this better man cast ing the .it upon the complainant or th«- govern- poll ill the t.icr of trcmcioiiAli* odd« con* *»n Saturday, <h*t te*r 21. ami will -« fl «> «
the winter nd
.Mimic** the iuiu ral of boMtiain in Amer­ I «nine
<«
meat.
his ballot.
g
• >n every V\«xln« *t!ny and Saturday.
ican politic*.
Th«»
rat
*
w
ill
te*
the
ftaiiu*
.tu
diiriu^
Congress will, umloubtedly. enact some sort of Acv.’ii piinving (hi» eptvndid better­
:
To aid and encourage indejiendent j- t cal tu t’.n
the ftuinmer an* a ill !• ic«w»d (or rvtuni
«
tne direct primary lias come at a v« ry opportune a freight rate law. If the president’s measure, ment ire gra\c prob Irma which alwaya 10 da\* fr«’in date »4 rate.
Dr Mmlhorn’r «unitary »ea hatha will
rim* l«> the Miriarr when gr« al upheaval»
time. The timid voter i in expi '
pi ¡- m . . supported by a ¡»art ot the Republican and, we come.
<1
Many innovation« and i*ma, not I l»e in M|ft*rHii n during tl»«» eudre winter,
at the primary as well as at th«’ polls on election hope, ail of the ik-mocratic senators, wins, the ncrr-«*arily runmi'tel with the reform • n»d t*eatment* wi I I m * given daily, <1 <1
and f«l<! »»alt water bath* »*«n lw
>•
day, without hearing the “»wish” of th«'part) people will lie content to give the new law a fair movement, nrvri their*« *■»*«* k «-•idtious' j t Hot
»k«n «wr» div in the «anitariuni, n*<
<1
trial.
If
the
Foraker
Rejmblicans
win.
then
the
t
hsh. And when the vot«’ i counted and the k«i
w - i ti) il. in it - vat* I tor anyone «tealring r«***t i* r«*.«ti>>ii and
Jy to profit i<\ :t
<1
h, n«> piiu-w on It
l‘;t-Hh North*
man has taken his seat in th«- Salt River b »at. and Republican party will lx- divided so widely that loua guiae* is taking advantage of the ’ lu-hl
•I
w«*»t can t «* louibl »‘«pial to Ynquinn
the go«xl man is inducted into office, our indepen­ should the Democrats nominate Governor Folk for *ii nt ion, a nd oejund a doubt ha« prof­ Imv.
ited immensely by the atartlii g rewla-
During th* winter i.rarly a! other
dent voter cannot help but bn-ath«’ a sigh of satis- president in 1908. h«* might lx* elected.
limit of corruption in insurant r and health reaorta are cloMt*<l or ditticuU to i
ftu rtion. He has done his duty. He is a true Tne masses of the peojile have great confidence other circle* <4 high tluanre. It i* an | rra« h, and none of them haw the a<L : f
in the president. Ix*caus«’ they believe him to lie a ul I waxing, baaed on human experience, i vant'.g * u( N»*w|*ort and vicinity aa re- £
patriot
x*nrd«i »■ 1 i 1«* «I. piitip of mt»* •*«!, rrerva*
“patriot’’of the kind defined by Webster. Hence, that uU<' extreme (uliuwa another. Mr. Hoti an a mu cnn‘nt. F*»r ¡«artic* de*
With the independent voter r»-<ts the perp«’tuity
Bryan a Chicago platform in ’>»•»• wa* «<» Miring I enjoy fldiing, huntii-g or ***••
of our government and the political we.fare of th«- they have but little use for partisan politicians of radn
I mg the ( h ' vhji in ftiinfthiiirt mid *«l‘>rtn
Mt that it alarmed the Country, and
the Foraker strijx’. who place ¡»arty first and coun­
’Li* (ant- »1« rc**>rt i* tin* »piidlvd
fh«‘
Aiffimon people. So long as politicians could ap
wan denounced by thousand* o( piipvr» i Ml|rl
_ ar»* ¡«leal—brautihit seen-
goal to the political prejudices of th«» people and. try last. This fact is being demonstrut«*d as rap­ and **}a*akem from ovvnn to ocean as a-rry, climate mild, heallhtul anti invig­
by a vigorous use of th«- ;>artv lash, w hip the dis­ idly as elections occur. Candidat«-* for «»ffice, who dangeroua and anarchical attack upon orating.
N«*at, clean
tag* **, rithei (urniuhed
contented or disaatisfi«*d voter luick into line, the believe in executing law w ithout fear or favor, re­ the fundamental principles of I he repub­ <»r partlv van be rented in the im­
Although an*.wed under at the petit, mediate neighte^rhuyd <•’ the «uiularx
political boss, the grafter and boodh-r flourished. gardless as to name, rank, wealth or jiosition in lic.
Plenty of
it» cMMK*nttela were adopted practically tftiih« at at»*»«it 1» |«»r month
Jnclety,
are
elected
with
emphatic
majorities;
B it when the Australian lallot I mw was adopted
(trail milk, v uviabb—. hoiiry, (rm an<|
which gives assurance of better politics and better . by the victor* tbein**’lve». Indeed. thia >«d
h'Hiarhuhi n*M“*i»ari<j* van tm ibutin*
in most of the states, and, in conaequence, the
platform im rohM’rvditivr in eompariaon
»•»! at the b>w<*i jm ' m - i M«- r«H»t, w Lite all
government
in
the
future.
The
jieojde
have
found
with
wotnr
M
the
d*<trtur«
voiced
by
independent voter became more and mon* numer­
kind* <d fifth ami the fain*>u» r<»ck oy»-
ran te» hud iti ahun lai v (or the
ous, the above nam«-d gentry became quite uneasy. out that jiartisanisin nor commercialism cannot Ivmhng «tateomen and new*pa|»«rs in tem
supply
the
place
of
patriotism.
They
have
allowed
la Ah partiv todAy. and which are viewt^i tr<-iibl«» <»( M-i'uring th«*in.
They began to dimly iwe their finish in the near
iNtiph- troubh'«! u th |.»« m of appetite,
with equanimity by the great public.
or run down from
future, Thus aeeing, they became mon* lx»ld and politicians to run the government in the interests Vet l««*a than a decade ha« j<•-♦•«! since inM>mfiia,rhruiiuBU*m
any
tail»»- will find N«*wj»ort an ioral
of j»arty, class and individuals too long. Many of
àü a result of this boldness the law-abiding people
pla«**»
tn
r»*gHin
their
itealth
and
ig»?r,
thia platform pmduead e«»m*tev nation,,
a**d pteaMirr.
of Pennsylvania and Ohio have upset the whole the parts of the “masheen” have Ixeonie so and marked the most drastic digrv-MxoQ •r I h»r ill rert
inturmaUon ae ral»*«, cb«*'Miig u(
political “masheen” and routed the enemy of worn and broken that new pieces must fle sup­ in prim ipte ever ma*if in the I*.«lory of bng^ag» , etc., ran te ubta in* I from anv
plied or the whole will go to the scraj» heap. In the lk'im«-raUr party.
- r or
A h. agent, <»r (win A
honest government, l»ag and baggage.
general pa
agent s. I’ C<
the recent «elections the jieople have commence«! L hLappily, the radicalism o( the part Craig,
R-re in Oregon, with the adoption of the initia­ supplying them* pieces. Nor will their efforts few yearn ha» been manifarted aiao by Fortteinl, ••( J. C. Mav«». »•••L«-r»i
ger agent
»ft 1... Alimov, Ore.
tive and referendum and the direct primary, the teas«’ until the “masheen” is in perfect condition thv rapid and fecal»-- fl *r«-n»»* <4 puhln Rate iron« Alliany to S a .uinA. $3 .’41
political boss of the Frak Baker stripe find them- again. If, in order to put the national “masheen" ripenditurv* in nation, atate and city,
telvea without a vtx*alion, while IxHKilers of the in good order, all of the j*arts must be replace«! \vw ¥«-rk >» the rn h*-«t «4 common^
wealth«, teit it i« piling up an rnur.ivtis
Mitchell-Williamson-Hermann et. al cla-s have with new ones, the |xx>|»le an* ready to shoulder bunded
EoTAro of SotMtlvo
indebted nee* without any refer­
taken ’h» tl>e march to the penitentiary and jx>- the responsibility. Rut if a crank here and a shaft ence
to
tiiat
“
rainy
da>
*
which
re-
Have
an Abstract of Pille
'
litical oblivion.
«train* aagaciotia financier». In many
l‘r».|>»re<l I, Tl>«
there* will #n patch up matters that the old “ma- of ourcititw debt limit« have been neared
Then the independent voter on this Thanksgiv­ j sheen
Man Conaty Abstract Co.
” will , run another hundred years, ’ they
pre-it 1»,
_
-
.
»
»»• ■ ’ "fcx
’>» s (»;<<<
by mi era -z»
of »r * at
virus
.» mam*-
and V»«||UU*
r<»rrup-
ing day has much to be thankful for. They hav< fertile
Of 'hr mal
>*><* tntrnd ft* |*«i.vha*e
repairs; for they ar- strongly attache*! to
l(, «,,<><», ,|M.i »flair», until
M-r'urit) ft»r intme)' 1» «ned, <M)r
gotten the political world to guessing what the it and are l<,Hi to lay it aside? The SUpjilying of till«»«» who rub their ueigtibur- I hi ve 'vr»se|H*«
fwlrvna rsuw-ivtn* tbs» tarn At tHout riftesrteiiaa
future may bring forth. With a pr- - dent at the the freight rate crank during the coming winter, ; learntnl to l«*»k upuii »craft a* a Irtfttl*
i.» i « m z. n. iu i»i»
white house who geenw anxious to punish grafter- if it be of dural»| I«? material, such as President mat« penjui-ite «4 othria) opuotftinity.
And thieves of high or low degree; w ith gox« rnor- RooMeV'dt would supply, will greatly strengthen klhr mmerwl cteatdng out t»l th«* i - kh «*-»« »4 » |< ». ’ »voter Of 1«) Ari>f Hr»*’« Hi Manager
’nacitin«-« in tb* rro-nt and
of the Folk, LaFi’Iletta and Chamberlain da « to the “numheen” when* it h in an-at danger of I < ami
uni ¡»hi pul irlwlioi»" |fiiv prom <«* <«( mtt
QUaOV.
^ush matters along the same line in their res|»«v giving out.
improv i-fî)t*nl ,h I Eh» regard.
Hui al
ttVe «tahe* and Attorney Jerome in our chief cit .
That there m a spirit among the |x*ople that ï*-«t the ihtenwl-hrwrifijc lr<aH«n»« ( inai
tïie American citizen, who loves the country and graft ng, bt.xlling and boo sm shall be eliminated H’liuitüfttmlion will pl»|fu<* the ¡w-oplr
UEO ir. WRIGHT,
ttv laws, could, of a truth, when he sat dow n » from governmental affairs seem» now assured. 5 for many yenm t rome It will iw a
Al tornei «i l-«w
nts ^Plt-y dinner yesterday, express a feeling of Patriotism is again coming to trie front and ;>art>- .* rvimndrr and punialinmiit ol th ir geilt
I « grrv of I I., Il
t b»«« nf ypcj
jin loh relink,
and machinr*
ftiankfulne.<s he had never before exjH-rienc.-d.
iam, coupled with commercialism, will be forced rpoii lb«- wlndr, white the boritoti i*
M -Mtift * Ale I Hlveraity
, then all hail! indejiendent voter. To you tl- tn take a back s >at.
Ichrckretj bv dark rioild«* it«*r** atni th<*r«
rrwr«*«-»- n l||(rwirtt
OfBcenvot
Flr»t Xft«»-«» K»t*fc. Mi-**- « T m t ft
ihr wirfift •>( twtter dai» illumina th*
great American people are looking today to fini»
‘•kitft. American ritiam-hip lut» drm* mBANY,
• • • - -
OREGON
fhé work so auspiciously ta’gun. l’|»on you n -,
The appointment of Judge Cha». E. Wolverton l<Hi«ir
trd a h-rhrr an I d«‘rpar w*t or « i I
as
federal
district
judge
by
president
Roosevelt
is
à great resjxmsibility. You are expected to suj
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port the men who are leading the fight igaii.: an evide c ■ of quick insight into political matters
no yeaws -
trusté and all other corporations that ar«- sappin» for which the president has liccome famous. All >4 ft *r* *n«*w their own bti«ine*a
S a PERICN v F.
'h* totality of tne nation. No matter whetht i of Charley’s Linn County friends congratulate w hen II cunsea tv wt>rk»ng h*-nrw. Thea
*hcse men are labeled Republican. Demix-nat, Poj> him and rejoice in his promotion. A better selec­ know that m> uriti can I» made t«» pax
and make n< owi er a living <m
glist,* or Socialist; their hands must lx- h«’ld uj tion could not have been made by the president. 11 ta nr* taxe*
right-h«oir-a-dav eche»|n»e. Mente
until the government is rescued from th«- clutch« Aide and clean. Judge Wolverton will never give the n eolation paawd ui an h nouai v by­
Tnaoc Manne
ôf the trusts, the banks an«i the railroads and n the president cause to re ret th«’ appointment.
fl < Saft* urti tiranne l atr* n« «4 ||u»
OcewMie
bandry.
deHwring
It
ia
"every
fusti*«
(torèd £b the people, where it justly belongs. You
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ting
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pm il«-ge to w>wb ,ia maitv h >um aa hr
. nr »«Mut* •« f»«s<
<st
Rave undertaken a gigantic task, but th«- Amer-
VXe would not know that Scio is to have a city «dia
«• rr»«bfttjy
« ,mm|inww
fur pay ; that energy, thrift and
h
tusilio«
irftn people confidently exjx*ct you to carry th« election next Monday if Recorder Macla»nald had ■»rtivitv are mtittasd to encouragement,
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mr.m
A rtrk to completion.__________________
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not Put up the notices calling one. We liave not. nini ah >'U Id «'?tu maie I rtglilful cumpen-
as yet, h«>ard of any candidates. We might let -atioii (or ►ervircA r*n*lerr*d **
Àussia is certainly jmying the jx-nalty that years
the whole business go by default and get Mayor
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Of misrule merit With her jss>ple in a state of lane,
i
^brrMan »• »ai.i m hare min^nil
of Portland, to extend hi.4 jurisdiction over »prh
MUNN A Co.“'*’***”- New Tufi
g* lr >m wbteh wait-r m »»hi at 1ft
L>À»lt and much of her arm» and naw in a state! _»
us Whv not?
•'•»ni» « galhm or five <wwte a quart
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trhile to in­
spect nil our
clothinq on
exhibition.
We carry
the be.st that
is manufact­
ured.
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BLAIN CLOTHINC
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COMMON OR FINISHINC LUMBER
Order» taken al the yard» in S, io or al the mill» in Bilyeu l>en
III. lull ber m il.» I»-»I »>l n Hinlain tir. Mini , r>. •• are f •.»nabie
Scio Milling Company
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XV heat bought and mhat.ged, lor I lour,
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held h r bu’inc.«'and w ill treat ) < u right
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plete At«M k
Valley.
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ALBANY
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1 » quit tola■ *«*<> 4
full of I *C nd
Hw. the *nn«iar w.-4
<tt •«< All drug* 4
le*d I«. Sfalsi s 4
v*Ar»Aaa Hetnedy <
I t i. m < —In advance for
one year $nt the end of
the year $1 .5<>; end two years
$1 7">;cnd three year» $2.00.
Snhm-rihe for it now.
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BILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS,
POSTERS,
PAMPHLETS,
and anv other wrirt ePcnted
in Job Dice, at n'amdi'le trices,
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Honiethin
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