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LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE.
ÁIIIHilllliHlIrlib
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THE OLD RELIABLE
Royal
BAKING
POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The greatest of
modern-time helps
to perfect cooking
T‘> rna f»BB.Ma*ru Voraae ,,» Lisa Co
I hen-by ann. nnre mywlf . candidate
for the nummaUon of
Muibar jf Ktttie at X«>rMMUtlTM
«J.- “M IwiakliTe Ammhly »4 the
Ule of (»regn, .uhj.rt to the Dem-
TpTzu'T;? “ »•"“-> »•«*“’* -I
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I hereby auoouft.w fhywH a ondkUte
h-r the nomination f. r the rti.V^d
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Coaaty Ccaxuatsaar
Batyrt U> the <!•»<• <« uf
»’«"-nr Elertmatm
April Al 1 u>
1 further .Ute that m»
polwy. If elected, «HI b. • K«|„*J B1MJ
elfo I Hi »4 e. I.» mil -.
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We regret to learn that there is dome little dif-.
ference of opinion between certain parties that de
Heil’», Otegon
sire to stand for the office of County Sheriff on the
To th » Da«ora»nc V raa» <>» |JMB (•„ 1
Democratic ticket. The intent of our Primary law
I hwrvly ann<>nn>v m>»«If a» a ran.Il-
is that any and all |>en«ons who wish to stand for
4SI« for th« Ifom-crati. m miuatom lori
in
tha 111» office of
an office can do so. and he who receives the plural- ’
ilies
world over
Ccuaty Rac orlar
ity of the votes of the people at the Primary polls
Subjw t to if», will
th. DumocTBlte
shall be declared the party's nominee. Now why
votrr» al th«- Primary E!«ti.,n. to 1«
b»Ml ■» Hila County April 3tXh, Bawl
could not this little dissention over at Albany b<
I ra a . rn£;rp3
THESANTIAM NEWS, bang the only « settled in this way? If an aspirant for office is not
Cl WKH S > ACTS.
Marrtab^ry. Oragoa.
neu spaiier published in the Porks of the J the choice of a party at the Primary election, there
Co. I
is but little chance that he will lie the choice of I'atil quite recently in t’ruguay the T" TMB D bw « tutw v..,»*.
Santiam, and believing in giving all poht- « the
I hereby «nn- nnr». m»«elf • candidate
aale <4 hi«t«a waa tha only pert <4 tlie
j*rty when election day arrives. No man can cattle
indaatry that yiel l™1 any ca»h. i for the nomination for the oBh-e «,(
leal parties a square deal, we will publish * if-
the meat being m.etly discarded aa of
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Coaaty Traaiirkr
»fobiert a. thr deciMan ol the Democratic I
announcements of persons aspiring for J age. A party does nat owe an office to any per no value
In (treat Britain tha mfhvwUon of »<>ler» »t the Primar» Election on April 1
political office, giving a short personal < son. Voters, on election day. have acquired the hope la metric to 1 to aoniv all counties of 30,
1'JOS.
r
England. th<> total area m hope outside
A. 3 CALSTXI4.
write-up of the persons announcing them- | habit of voting for whom they please, when they tin-««-
eountiea being only Itte acre». a*
with 47.411 aerra within 1 O. Albany, Oregon. Trico TraoUot
selves, all at reasonable advertising rates. | get into the election booth. It is therefore quite ...n.|*re.|
them.
that a candidate, especially in Linn Coun
If you desire (o be a candidate, you can- « essential
There are clot machine« in Htocktailm
« i s. i o
ty at the present time, shall have the unanimous which give a glass ul warm milk for a i o > > : -1 w . «, • . v . -.
not have the fact too well known by the * support of his |>arty; for neither jartv will proba- «1 i«r cut
for the nomination for the office -4
voters.
bly have any votes to spare. An aspirant for Tbn-hmg b-till dun« by i.ami ln In
Ccunty 3h#rtX
-¡uhjrrt to the «rill of thr cotera of t)>e-
WWWWWW*W«>OOW*ft*«*0*O«OW«<»0<r«*»«**WW«OW«i<i omce is, therefore, not using g<MMi judgment if he tfrain. an«i the «¡nnowing 1« alto done
¡•-■mo« rati, jarty at the f, rtfoom.ng
starts into the campaign handicapped with a dis- •
rruuary Election.
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would save the country from Socialism they must*
at once switch about and give the people a "fiquare
dral” by treating them fairly and justly. It has
come to the point where it ia no longer a matter of
choice whether the railroad» will treat the iwvple
fairly and juatly; whether the big Insurance com
panies »hall treat the people's money «-ntrunted to
them as a trust fund; whether the Standard Oil
Company shall conform to and obey State laws;
whether the boodlent and grafters that infest near
ly every one of our larjre cities shall aliandon their
nefarious practices and make restitution; whether
Senators and Congressmen shall obey the laws'
which they, themselves, enact, and whether the
beef trust shall obey the law, but they simply
.MUST do so.
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Used
Five Tooth Horse Cultivator
■ ad« by DsvM Br«dlwy Rtg. C®-.
Brsdlny, III-« U. •- A.
Below is the picture of» cultivstor wr are telling to farmer»
and gardeners. A glance .how. it to be adapted to fast work
and big iobs. There ahould be a lot like it uzed in this sec
tion
Mzkw It a twven tooth cultivator, if you want; we can
furnish the extra »hank, and shov«-!.. Also a h >rso hoe
atu. hmeM that will hdl up io fine r.hdi’e anything that need»
hdlmg. Sirong »feel frame. Two Ryers enable you f
regulate width and depth perfectly. W e re rather proud to
have the handling of xuch an implement. Doo t you think
it*, just about what you've bo n n- • d-
ing? Com«- in and see it some day aud
then give us your an»w«r.
Hibler à dill Co
Xio
Oregon.
the best fam
the
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Scio Milling Company
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SCIO ROLLER MILLS.
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oiui.HS i y o iin.« y Miiy it
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Dirac ter»
Cfftaar»
T J Mnnkera,
J A Bilyeu,
J J I ,..!.-«, W I > ’ .
(' A W artier.
Munkrra..........
Warner............
f K Ewing.............
We do a general cuatom Milling bud ties*.
I l«»ur and fv«A
AJbaay. Ortgoa
It behooves both the Republican and Democratic •‘••»’«•r in *uminit . unty, for • mining
•
nd
railway
tunnel.
I i nu aale. W heal bought and« ».hanged, lor I lour, \\ e arc hi
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parties
to
nominate
only
such
men
as
are
generally
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It appear» now re**>nably aiwured that ■ ■■
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thr field 1« r bualneaa and «111 treat you right.
1 hereby announce uiv »elf a candi
i for iwrrding date for die aeaxiuation for the office of
United Staten Senate will paaa the Hepburn rail acceptable to the people and who are thoroughly who ba» n. t fo™
in an automobile 1» t’lxl« Ruarell Si»«-«
County ShsrtÄ
way rate measure, pratically as it came from the qualified and fitted for the office they seek. .Men He owna one, but ridoa in it very leu
Subject to the wdl <>( the Democratic
who
are
unfitted
and
who.
from
personal
reasons,
"rely’
Houae. Aa the measure is practically what Presi
Voters at the forthcoming Primary
By the separation < f Norway fron»
dent Roosevelt desires, it will receive his signa-
poll the full streiiirth of their party on
ture of aasenu
•'un<? 6* *lU Prnl,nb|y
b«?n to the trouble and an all the stampo that bear the pnrtratr
3. T. DAIU
Lahaaca. Oregon-
The N ews sincerely
that the bill, when it ®xj*n»e of making the political camjmign for
Kmg Oecar r evsumd to i»e valid ou
n/ at hi rv rr
JUIV3U.
Tl. ru D««■«. u.n. V otes » or 1 iw Cu.
becomes a law. will cure all of the railroad rate nothing.
The women <4 Wenatchee, Washing
I herrhy atiii.>un«-«< nivm-lf a i-aiMiulat«
The
day
is
about
at
hand
when
the
office
must
ton.
have
forme
’
l
a
local
floral
aaaoeia
for tbr itomii ai ■ n for tl t- • tfl....... t
evils, but it does not expect such a result
lion
lor
the
pnrjw
ne
of
intro
luring
Cotmy Clsrk
When we know that the railroads «miploy the Suck the man. rather titan the man the office. The LU nt and flow>-r cu tur« into n any
t th«> »111 ,4 tli.- D>-m<w-r»tiv-
most skillful lawyers that the Nation affords, simple fact that a man schemes awi maneuvers to orna» and it has bveu a great am»«-»«. Subjvct
vil/j« al tfo- tortfo-oiuiug 17. uvi i- —
In urging tl>e raae of an old man tlull.
(aome of whome are now members of the Umti’d mc its a MMinatioo for afles is, Io many voters, named
Sheehan, of Tralee, Ireland, who
Ipporton had appli«Ml (or relief, one of the guar
2 M FATNX
States Senate) we mistrust that some way will be ;»h: : .fhcient re.'isos torn ■
Albaay. Or«fon
election
day.
In
other
words,
many
people
ar»' be dian» of the poor remarked “The poor
found to defeat, in a great measure, the bene-
man ahouh! have aome relief. Sure, be
To
tub Rsrvnucax V otbbz or L imb C o . :
coming
weary
of
the
professional
office-holder.
Yet the people are
haa no tied rhHhee but hl» gust.“
ficent intent of the law.
I hereby anu-uince mv»elf a candidate
hopeful that the railroad people will have suffi They are beginning to (Junk that office-holding Surgeon (,eni-ral Rueyr of the fnited for the iiiruiuialion for the office <1
State»
uavy
wea/a
a
detoralion
beatowed
Coaaty Tr«Murer
cient sense to read the “Hand writing on the should be an incident rather than a business, and by th»- King of Spain lor eervu-«« rend
to the Will of the voter» a
wall’*and aid in bringing about a condition in rail the Primary method of nominating candidates will ered to officer» and men of the Santa Bubiect
Mana, a »pMU-di ear»hij>, on the <«-• »• forthcomii g Primary Election If <
way affairs, that will satisfy the people. But will have a tendency to intensify and enlarge thia , »ion of a fatal explosion on TfuK aliip. ««I, my policy will be. •» it ha» been dur
opinion.
ing the present term, honest accounting
they?
It ia i-«tiiii*ted that when all the rail
for all public moneys receiveri and dis-
way«
now
building
in
Teana
are
cum-
By
all
means
let
all
aspirants
for
office
who
wish,
The power that owns or controls a country,s
buraed, and the true balance to 1»
plvtc,! that »tat«, will not fall very abort
'Ill»» N ews is devoted t
transportation lines, owns or controls the country. come before the Primaries and let the people de of having fifty per cent more mam track turned over to my mwv««sor.
xxjnxa.
This fact makes it absolutely and vitally necessary cide whom they wish as candidates. Even then than Illinois, which, until recentlr, «•■
the interests of Scio and Sun-
tfor »tai« *4 grealtwt radicad mil -age.
Albany. Orejfoa
that thia control should lie vested in the govern about one-half of the candidates will lx* defeated
At a recent meetin» of the Inter
tiam Forks. Live Editorials
f or State Printer.
ment If the Hepburn law accomplishes this re at the {.sills. But the candidate who is named for national Tuliercnheia Society m Baria
the
»lartling
araprliun
»a»
made
by
Dr.
The
nndenngnvd
snnounc.-s
himself
sult the people will rejoice. But if the railroads office fairly at the Primary election, who has not lo-.rge Petit that 70 j>er cent of baker»* as a Republican candidate for renomma-
upon *he leading topics of
find aome means to defeat the purposes of the secured the same through trades or bargains, laborer» are affoctmi with tul>erculo»i«. lion for Sutc Printer, subject to the de
the day in each hsue. It
He believe» that bn-ad ia au important cision of the Republ,,an voters at tlie
law, which they are likely to do, then will go up stands a far better chance of being elected on fastos
in the projatgation of the dia>’aae. primary eln lion April 3U
works for the interests of the
to congress such a general and irresistible demand June 6. than one who has. No candidate can af Appcudu Hi» ba. been »ucceaafnllr
S■ ■» servng first t«rm.
The same
in Gi-rmany by the u»e of a »li courtoey that has hewn anvinle.1 to State
for government ownership, from the people, thnt ford to have the idea go out that he has not secured treated
Common People and the ed
otli.ers gem-rally, that at a rem.mina-
ver notation caltai coliangol.
Congress will be forced to accede to the demand. the nomination fairly. The few votes that he Weed» unknown to lio'auHt» have iieen tlou, wo J4 be greatly apprei'latad
itors pocket book.
J. K. W HITS ST.
Railroads, trusts and corjxirations in general, would proliably lose in that event, in the coming discovered in »oil brought up from a Albany, Oregon.
depth
of
AM
11-et
Hi
oye
oí
the
Belgian
may as well make up their minds, once for all, if election, are likely to lie the very vol.« necessary coal mines.
T erms : —In advance for
they continue to do business in these United to win in the election.
4 i-nr.e of f.’.ivo ha» lawn offered by
bawHxttl /or .Sale—A Snap.
one year |1.25, at the end of
We hope that our Allany friends will adjust the Italfan government for the plan of a
States and enjoy the protection of the law, that
Wa have for aala a fir»l claa» »a« uvdl
dwelling lw>at »uited to the • lluialic con
the year fl.50; end two yearn
they themselvt*s, must obey the law just the same their difference of opinion in a way that will be dition» <>f Italy.
Ilia- >» worthy of the attention of any
1 uni for man who u looking for »uch
satisfactory
to
the
people,
for
no
mailer
who
may
laat vear the railroads -4 the United
as the most inconspicuous and unimportant citi
$1.75; end three years $2.00.
pr-i—ity.
Stat«» plact'd order» for J,Joo pa»«engers
zen. The people, when aroused, are the supreme be nominated, boys, it is votes you want, and it car»,
IT»« mill ia capable of cutting 2*>,nTO
217,000 freight car» and 1,1 fo loCO-
Subscribe for it now.
(«mt <4 lumber in ten hours. I. m «plea-
tnotivaa and »till they are not »uffo font
power, supreme even to the Government, and will take votes to win.
vlid engine p«iw«-r, cut »ft and edging
ly »applied.
they are now becoming aroused rapidly. They
•a«»; the lateat up-to-date planer; turu*
The ctoch <u Exeter catlmlral, Eng
lathe; ha» logging «uigme with ON)
are becoming awakened to the fact that they can
A. J. JOHNSON EOR STA TE SENA TOR. land, 1» seven hundred y««rs old and Ing
fia-t of cable etc.
has
a
dial
seven
feet
in
diameter.
The
With the mill ia include«! 3fl0 acrea of
have just as good government as they desire.
lime of day and the attain*» age is flu«- timber
Leg« ran I» put into the
They have become convinced that the interests of
Feb- shown by the dial».
In an issue of the Corvallis Gazette, of Feb
mu»! at a coet of !W cent» per thouaand
the Government are greater than are those of ruary 27, we notice the following with reference Tiie Frein’ll legislature ha» turn peti I he price for the whole IxiaineM ia 4W,
by the Pari« V uiih »|«I C< mhmc 1I UV for ¡«articular» inquire ut the
either the Republican or Democratic j>arties. If to our late fellow-townsman, Hon. A. J. Johnson: tioned
to make it a penal offence to cause em- Sx.vtizH N bw ».
It
1»
undarvtood
that
cotMtaforabto
prv-Miure
1»
ti-ing
jdoyee»
ol eittasr sex to work more than
Necessary, for the preservation or our Govern
I-'- nght to >»-»r npoa a ,i johii-.n. Mayor at tha citv to
ment and her institutions, one or both of these •taml for tlin Brpuldican ii'innnati -n for Henator of lfon- •lx day» a week.
Tim Aman I
An 1 nglish naval cadet wax re)««-te<l
of n.arr*»»" ta
jiarties must go down, what of it? The people ton County. Mr Johnaon baa nut vet cnn»«nt«d to the al the mvwlical examination on account
»Iway» a baby.
eiewirl
uae >4 hl» name in thia connection, but the M-ntiment m
Witboal It,
will be left; so will be the Government. If t orvalli» aeemv virtaally unammoua for Mr. Jobn»«>ii and of a «tnall lef«s t m one little toe, alter
W-I «A la a
he havi take» eleven first prizes on hi»
naa« S» 1
a
reasonable
necessary in order to protect the people from rail inauv | i -miuent Republican» of t!„- t. wu and vi-iiatv training «tun and In the first examina
that nava»
•xpreM the opinion that in- will not refuae to liatcii to the
way extortion and robbery, the Government must rail. Mr Jonnaon'a pot ai|>erieric<«, hi» clisractar. and tion obtairn’d V7. fl per cent.
b1 on■ •
a
large sums of money are beiiig »|>ent
flowar that
high »ta mil ng with th«- party throngfomt th«- -tat» would
needs take over the railroads, it will be done.
n«v«r bud* •
by France in having maps made of her
n!(bl with-- .1
Likewise with any other concern that levies ex make him a power for lfonton'a go«») in the Senate.
posasaiotM in West Africa. The ar ny
•lara, a tar nu.n
de|«rtmcnt has |u»l issued one map m
For
the
benefit
of
our
Benton
County
friends,
wiv. ul a ten-
tortionate tribute from the people.
L. W. POMEROY,
BBVentesn part» arid surveys are leing
ad 1« lion a
now
that
A.
J.
has
consented
to
stand
for
the
We are the agent for
made
for
a
larger
one
iu
sixty
parts.
People have discovered the fact that every
pray ar with
out an Aman. REAL ESTATE
BROKER
dollar invested in railway properties, every dollar Senate, we will say that every man. woman, and
Than» :»•».»
Universal Stoves <i Ranges
child in this vicinity has known him as a boy. as a
PNOKXIRAPMS.
w aa a b a •■
O(Bc« witr Th» Sas tiara Nrw».
invested in trust-controlled and u|>erated concerns, as a youny man and as a mature man of affairs.
‘ j nanaa. who d'd a t
band W Wthy »( to»
Superior Drills
U ■ fasi
'«-for and it" grand
is money earned by themselves, and which has As a proof that Scio has held .Mr. Johnson in high
»»; !ra to ba to«
Make ita point, when tn Albany t-
fa- >ar at b»a.Uiy « tebla e b J ran to
drop
into
J.
ti.
Crawford*»
Art
Haile
Studebaker
Wagons
been taken from them, through extortionate and esteem, he has been elected to and has filled and l<»ik th rougi, lu» cull-clion of r hand (n«u bl» nata» Bl ,aJ
------ toa ’ «rtnne
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cumulated
b,
to.
rw.al
<W
kl»
twuw.
frum
nearly
every
office
within
her
gift
As
Aiderman,
It
of
-g
unjust charges, and oftimes dishonestly, by the
traita, new» and prehiatonc curios.
Farrn au l ly
bought an«!
g«*u«rall-n to (»n-waUoB
ni-ro a«’ar
everything in hakhwahe
as Mayor, ne was ever broad minded and pro
notate uU»
utb- who Buhl on Ihr u«nal vuinuilialon tauu».
wa» a wlf» fit to ’war Uk»4 note»
trust liarons and railway Kings. Knowing this, gressive; yet economical in the expenditure of the West Secund «treet, near Lyon.
i.aa>o.d«
Mt w.ar r- -m
«IHfiT--
»I
If y< u want lo »«Il y Mir farm, I can '
•onplra of m th.r-
the people feel a proprietory nght to these prop people’s money. As School Director he was actu
«for >u» crown. Ih» »o»plr»
Albany Hardware Company.
OHLINC&HULBURT
•—11 it if it - zu be aol-1
If you want tn
J wedih-d
w««ldM cou|
huud
*l7i<«u»a«-'.» of
erties and would have no consciencious scruples in ated at all times with a desire to give our school
otbarwi»» hwpy. fall ab >rl of w»d. -k*B buy, I van fimi tha place you want.
ALBANY,
Oí¿G)N.
The Allmiiy Hardware O' baa die
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k.-,-
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tra
1
hapv:n<«a l«eaua« tb»y ararli M-
appropriating them. The people know that the district the very best teachers that the amount of beat »tuck in town, and la the cheapest •»»■«taal
lh. ata' «"ly ut
laaa Ip th«
of »«••
»'♦* thu
tbit I» la to-
t» i
'
. .. or n«-g
•|5<) West First St.
Ignorine«
t wtf. • thruigh
fortunes controlled by the Rockefellers, the Goulds, public funds would warrant When chairman of place to tra le. Sole agenta lor Valva-
The Beat Hair to E»t
fo t «nff.r» fr -n w.*.
l
.™ dt’« ’•
and
the board of directors, the board erected, in Scio, line oil. 12W and 231 tirat St. Albany.
the Vanderbilts, the Harrimans, the Hills, the one of the handsomest school buildings in the
. f U>» or«»A» dlalui l « f««i
ia
Fur
in Borland i» at .
Woman who tuffar lu
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Indirectly through Congressional and State legisla such a building- could be erected for the amount it
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was progressive and public spirited and ever had Thursday of ea. h week by our de 1er» houd 14 qi. rk.na and v'ialUaa tb» flla-
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Because of the possession of these vast fortunes the wellfare of his home town at heart His four Wheal, j«er lni«tiei
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these people have become arrogant and domineer years service as State Senator from Linn County,
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gard the law at their pleasure. The people have nal, during his service, is open to the inspection Chop,
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of our Benton County friends. Mr. Johnson is Butter, (Country'
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the htw just the same as the poor, hard-working knowledge and ability enough to generally ac Chickens, •« •• pound
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boal-miner. farmer, or others. The people have complish what he undertakes. The N ews con Turkeys,
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