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.
MF •
THE SAN FRANCISCO HORROR.
History docs not recall a m <e appallihg diaasir-
than has overtaken San Franc.-co and wversi!
other California tawn.-^ While the loss of life is
Hoiiticully Independent
nut so great as Hrs* nnsetei. the property los* u
»imply
enormous. Men who were in affluent city
V,W>«I »t II.« I-
! <■ st vio, <* <. .». a, ••«. ••
cumstanees were reduced to jciujiery in a few sec
ond*. Elegant home* that afforded their inmate*
• •jnil !«•!•► 1» KA X MV ► Mil»«*» . I*
luxury and comforts were either tambled >|pwn by
r, i.
i • i <. <. i i<.
the earthquake or leseamu fond for the flames a
A»fV *
IBt« »«.
few minute.-or hour.-Jatar. With all avenues of
«•»cape
destroyed; with the food and water supply
Mt llr*« -|«il'll< >N »«.AIK.-.
destroyed.
the woruidr is that the casualty list :»
3»)
li
Or« <<W' in 1< U» r
..i Ni ! n<>t mu h greater than r. is. San Francisco wa- a
<>»< ,*V. •< •■'»• ••< »• •«
i
(N«' »wir. al <•<»! <4 ,<ar»
city of more than I’M),000 people, all of whom, with
tte> »«wr. al vii l '4 A ,r««B
75 the exception of a few thousand, are now home*4
Hix n ..’JU* a, »-I»atu-
M
Thar* n. otti» In ailvai.. ■
The property loss, it-is estimated, will n >t
O'- les*.
Rln<lv iv|>y in a rapi« r
An absolutely pure, cream of tartar powder.
b«- l«’«us than »¡<>0.000,000. Ix»ts so valuable thatdv
AMICHU I-IXO >«A I !•«-
... A1 btiildihg site for a business building was valued ata
4«oi «I iiMnkB .....................................
....
... 0?
tal ubiluaf » r»'t
j» « liar
... <B ’ small fortune, are now comparatively valueless.
F.gtentlml wwhrXBa •«*«*> m »'I>L-. |« r luir
............
tfi
I «ral sdtrrtlain*. |«r luir |« f i-rtir
This is an example of what the forces of nature
lately a<la, 3 CMn<<« |w-r . ..... th,
•
Itnli » •
OKI <H»A I’M I SN LOM.MI.MS.
i can «hi in the destruction of what m«-n call projier-
I ■ in«ak..............
Fr<4r»ai.>nal cani». I %
i*r h . ■ t h
I <> ty.
It is R demonstration o/ the helplessness of
Long lima contract, S r
»•» U
al »
i mankind when nature, in »n angry n»>ud, asserts
TIWI « «Mil >«».
Trata« ••« mm • »•** I«» J»«|u
j
J".
jfitte© ntfbt of a voior m tto* tnaktagj
A NEH' POLITICAL PARTY.
When the total list r»( aH caMualtics is made out
U»* !••• •h»< h r , rn them »ml «»«• I < m I- » m Yfoijnlna . ... ..
-
| rhe number will probably be lees than at first re-
u.u r
Amt«« A ’ani
.....
TV« are Is not a particle of doubt but what Plu- i|iorted; probably h 's than 5000 in all. Yet this «-»1»»>>*u pr.iaatoi
Mo >-
nw r
InUn iMtrs Alhaer
torracy cuatruls Arn< i <m i-.litn • • ..>• Th
•*
••
« or vai; hi
l.»S •
number aptellmg. It will prolabli n-sult in th.
'
.•Lt.-’r-'LL'
•* arriv«a Vau«tin«
« W “
fact is shown by the al .1 • "f j
h rat- to < i Ln . failure of several insunuiro compani«-», nnd the “»>••*- Owt ii>cy »«<• me t * ><>■
Trmu» f«» •»••• • > «»«M f»« t»«*•<.
Nhtivnal kifislati<>n in their own interests. W hen- financial ruin of thousands of men. Relief trains
A*-
m '¿.i/^i’i.r'r'wia f■■> LiL'b ». L S«"». Itotokvaia
Altanjr tur Ite troll
tvxra irw-iiun- V” ;• • J j . ( • .-re ti ..1 ■ > ■ |wuh food, money, clothing, doctors and nurses bm»d >m« i«cu .i. nt q»ai u.» i>- >>l «4 Arrivite iH’tnMt
.
talli«’than t*»r atiy <«u <1*
maaiier inti-rfer-• w;th the ,p-. al
««■:'. |have been prompt in restrnnm* to the suffering. It Are wv t«» »ay them that they nr«- So. ♦—r«te Ite!r»»ti......
i
r. m
a w i*
plutocracy, the bill is defeated or so
that is estimated that fully $10.000,000 will be contrib n-4 the equal of llw torvigorr win» Unni» Altadjr
Tratta* f«»r < *»«*11«*.
1 »re tn our land ignorant
<>ur 1»*» Ita. »—
these National ji t are prn<-t ■ abt un.l -U;rl»-<! uted for the unfortunates. 1‘roliably when the cot
T V A
an«i our in*titution» * 11« 1»
U>
lx*avn» AWtetejr H k « < mt valli»
MJft A
The Itollar is ever placed U for«- the Man by this full flat of the d«-ad and injured is known, from same an«l ami«i it» in Ow rh«rt w>» «*1 «Hit Arri««« CorvaUna .... ..........
itfUvr» moi
framing •»< <mr law» Mo !♦-
trsn>r that so kindlyl ’> ha taken charge of ¡r the various injured cities, the total will be under • aliHr
J » F
l4te«v« Altany
—w....
the inlelb-»»Mit AiiH-ru-ta w«'ii*an
1 WF
Arrivate ^ « «Mrv«lLte».
Gçxernment. Nor d<s- the fa .lt l e . v-h; »ively 10,000 persona But it will be some days before in told that »hr 1* not qiiaUftvd t»» hawv a Mtav»
in thv affair» o! m * u ». s»»eh a
IdMiVate
AI
’
te«Y
...e
with the Reputilicun parl> When Grover CLovi»- the list is known.
Arriva*Vowallte.. .
* W P. M
tx»ii’hii<»n »Iwuki ratOM- th» tr.tit»h< »4 of
• •telata ter Ait»fa»«j.
Inji'l
president and Democracy controlled Imth
At this writing* (Monday) the fires an- under th»* nation to I4u»h for »hainr. i’hr«»»- Mo. V-
«IB .»
14te * *a<W va! Il* —-
hotiscr of ("ongre:
plutocracy wa» just as influ control, the various relief sourees under good or i« !r, Idthllaw, Or««g>»n.
:ilu A
Arriva* Altetay
.«—.
I qu»l Suffrage Progre*».
ential in V vere.iiK ■ tal a'‘.rr. a ft ■ : n • >.t t ' • ganization and the city under full military control.
No. »
l^wvr«
iWvaiHa.......
..
..
to th»» u«’*twar«l thr
Th« most unfair and unjust tariff law e\er enacted Vandals and looters have been so summarily dealt Forty arv mile»
Arriv«te at \ltany
to vote in Jun« on an ainvn«t*
T—
by Congre- s was ena< te<| by this l>emocratic <’«>n- with that the lawless are completely cowed and ntrnt «tuuitiug lit«* wo «« mmi of our No I ea*rte
< 'wrviaita ...«>
•
r. 'i
*tat<« (<» th«* Imilot. U«<M« tii
A. 10 F.
Ir rive» Aitali)...... ...
gnm «nd was yignefl by a Ibun «-rat c pre,nient, under control. Thousands of the homeless are I tM>r*tmng
tropic ha av always kept aitetui oi ohlvr
Hcgiilar *ua»atte>
thuugto m doitix it he pronounced it "A measure of leaving the city for other-localities, but all me Conuniin lira <»ti uu* h •nbj«*<-t«, an»l Or- No S-
Ixaivra CavrvailK
«•gt»n ahouhl (l»’tn iiwlrat»' in th«’ forth•
p«rtkly and d»sh<jfior. »
chanics and lalairing men are urged to remain in coming’ elertion that it ran raliad up Arrtvnvat Aitai)
As the the people cannot hope to shake off the the city, as the work of rebuilding the city is to be on to maintain th»» rrpntati»m that ha* S'K I II >tf'vita
....
tMM’M mtvu l»v th«» ur.-| h»r progrrwtve-
it u r. u.
Ani*«* *1 Alt «a» y
grip that plutocracy has upon governmental affairs commenced.
iMwm on al! mi « h 1011c«. Oregun men Nife*
iteftwaa
larvai
« a, I- U
through the nw-dium of neither the Republican or
The cal»mity certainly sur;>»-ss«‘s any other that ahou!*l fuiini! tlie uoiiMin o( thr atatc l«> Arri tv* al Altany
• »r V
an equality with thfinM’lv»»* ah«»n th«»
•
Democratic juirties. a new jmlitical organization is has transpired during the history of the country. <»p»(«Mtunity ia |>rt»m»ut««i at the |«olla No Ì4tev«va
Xltany . ...........
' W A M
» VA.M
the unb tolternative. Editor Watterson, of the It leads in the destruction of life and property and two month» hrnc«-, 'hiia doing juH •’»» to Arriva* al < or vaiti«
I the * m * x and aft-*r«img mn-h additional No II
lAuisville Courier-Journal, in commenting ujon in the magnificent and unselfish response in relief «iK-oumgrim-nt t<» th«**’ a ho arc Mrug- Ixtevaaa Altany................ .
Arr’v<* «a 4 orvaUte
glaig tv bring rswtern FtaUw to full n*e-
a late speech of President Roosevelt, thinks the from the entire country.
No. I
vguitKMi «4 lh«r pvmt’ipl«» invulv«*«!.—
Ione* lltany
.
7 jr M
pn sident outlined a ba us u|>on which the new
Stati-Miiiaii, Boi*«’ lihiho.
Arrtv« « at UH-vaiite
a v. I* M
THE PRIMARY ELECTION.
MI<»ftha* Rbnvw trainerò*)no t • Db-‘onttarm ,
,i<rt,y can be builL The state of political unrest
Hello! Vetch Seed.
Fa* Hit < oidi « mi y Intuì», I jo U i « Ai’mny ani
in both old parties is such that if a new juirty
I »till have a tin«' lot <4 vetch need, C oivm IH«. a« w«ll *• trtain («>r ls trolf. i|ivin«(
lo N»*wport an<1 te!>*»•()t taw Uva
Last Friday Oregon held hex first Primary elec clean aud iucv to mix oil* b.udiel with :ft dlr»M wteH t (MTVMte
should be organizes! along die bhe of justice to all
,« llr» H»>n»»»l«h Hte
two of Soring out«, of which mixture
tion
for
the
nomination
of
candidates.
While
it
>
i
turiti'-r
Hif<»r
uiHtnm n;>plv io
and »jx- iai pnvileg' . to none, it would driv« D ’h
bow two tHiahria to the acre, any tune
J.l MAYt>, iten. Faaa. A<1.
the old political jsirtu into oblivion. This new was not as complete a success as is desirable, it lip to the tir-t of Juno, and a good crop Il li. lM>LK*s. Agvnl,
Alban?
Clean wv.1 ih worth |2 M) I II. Il.< KoM^.ArfcHt.luf valila.
party must command the confidence of the people was suflk-iently so to demonstrate the wisdom of la |*r awuriil.
Hal llm. Thia amount ia aufficieut,
au<l if it should so happen that the • two brilliant nominating candidates in this way. Few of the ■nixed aa al.oe, to m .-<I thrve aerva.
< it«t«lu»faCrml4>r '• N»tllrfa.
Per iiieaaiired bu.hrl, 11.'.’.'*, clear of all
leaders of public opinion. Theodore Roosezelt and candidates received a majority of the votes of his foul
N’ffTfTK I.« h«t«hy given that lhe nn<h-r
Beede. Sample of aved at Wenvly A
»tvnroi
lut«
I nm - r
l»y’hr Count y
s, W U aiakb ,
William J. Bryan, should join hands as the k-adets party; yet, this was a result to be expected, when Cam‘a Btoae.
«4>urt <»( i.inn C >uuty, «hx>««Hv. roliutiik*’raior
.'an
Lui.n
Farm.
of tin new party, it would be invincible a- <1 would there were mon- than two candidates standing for
fMtai*-<•! E*» X. M • '•>«).
Ail
¡ m rwon« hnvtng rtaltu» teniin«f «uhi r-^tair /tro»
l.ct Them Work Seven Hour«.
miro plutocracy and the remnants of both old the one office. But as a plurality of opinion is
heivbjr iv»iulnw| to pr»»«cnt Ihr oinc lo tike
at th. !•«.* of I. U *«r»n. Firte.
likely to more correct than the minority, let us all An vm l.ttri)^- «late, Hull the -n| rvin«- tiudrntlgm-d
parties to the "has lieen” class.
M>nrt «>( On-^oii ib getting farther lir- N*tu>»ii*t Itattlt IVjIl'Iiux, Altany, orrgun,|
bow
to
the
will
of
this
plurality.
with
i«»!«*
v»»k’irr« «* l»y law rv»|Hlrr*l,
And stranger things may ha|>i»en than the uniF
liitni with ita work an<! in order to1
within *l « month* ht»n* t ta- d«lv «»I ihl« noth«
nimealy
th«'
matter
tirgr«
the
incri-a«
<>|
About
one-third
of
the
voters
of
I.inn
County
Itetrol April Mb, F*m.
iag 4 Raowvklt and Bry an in th* c.iu < <if human
t«<i member, to th* < <>urt, making the
I I' M
I
ity and the .American |r»>ple. Mr. Roo»*velt*s l>artici|>atcd. This is attributed mainly to two ourt <<>n-iBt of lire m.-mla-rw imite*.! of !.. L. «WAW,
At!inini«u«lor. 1
three
a»
no*.
The
Naw,
haa
a
better
Attorney
for
A'lininfwtratoc.
reasons:
There
was
practically
no
contest
for
any
views on govi-nimental n Orrn have become s<> ad
plan than thia. la<t tf.e court g>. to
vanced and Mr. Bryan’s ha*« become so moder of the offices in the Democratic juirty save two; aork at H a . x ami .put al ■> e. N. amt It
• (nr I Mrtu for «twlr.
TH»hr htiM«l«v''.l Mi»<l tea aerate of tìite terra
ated that they could easily stand u|«>n th«- same that of Recorder and 8or County Commissioner, will not fall behind.
tetvl MliMi« -1 two nuta» W«te< «»I Tali'tjkD, Ite
nktform and" clasp hands in the interests of the And too. Primary day occurred just at a very busy
su r- » ta < iHKalitte, I mb H mi . c *
frte> [«Mm
Buggic». Hack« and Wagon».
tend, in«Mt of whk-h han turn cut off an«l 1«
time for the farmer, who was in the midst of <hir hiiv of Bugg • « ronwÍKt« of 2* Top rit-*- l«’«l ¡totetnrr. 1% ate» tn |*wtt«rr thr ymr
Biiggi«^, h Kubbt r hr»*! Road Wagons, ttirtnurh Fair hotiar an I tarn. nxm - m I orvlterú
So let the new party be called into- existence Spring seeding. This demonstrates that if we Surrieo. 7 llutk« ;in«l i’7 J arm Wagon», ; <»f
apptea, fwmrw, t-herrtr*. etr. Ttkla I» an rj.
maki»» the largvMt vtock in the - • » nt uta ’, term, «»* wmiM ta rt»«t-« taw h»r a
and let the one won! "Ana-ricau
.n nan ■ with would have the farmers, generally, to jmrticipate, which
\ i . a
<
A . .
I'laity. F.aihttttol *t*tu>u ou> uutte to ita Sortii
•c on» vi l «<v»r Pmrth nafta» to tte»
its central basic principle I he man Is-fore the the date of the Primary election should I k - placed
dollar". l«et its platform be composed of but at least three weeks earlier. Then farmers could Tho Norwich t'nion it »olid and mb» ’ìi. »«M*t, atain*. t furnish-4. ¡ . aw >.*<«■
I Iftqulfv al itokaofF.tte.
fc«w plank*, but let each of those planks mean come out without making a too great sacrifice. atan hai. T. L. 1»vuota «genL
Another
reason
for
the
small
vote
was
large
num
vmnu'iiing morv than just a means to get in on.
mt scio M sHKi.rs.
i
Otu> <J tiio planks should N*. Reduction of the ber of voters who registered as Independents, So Is Disease a Crime ? Tho following ara brier, quoUii on
tgkifT te »just and equitable basis so that ample cialists. and.Prohis. Some way should be provided
N »t very long «<0. a popular mag»' m« Thur* la y of trat h wrel b by our .Imlvre,
pul>ii«h«*l an •*hi<*r'.al artlrk* In which
W berat, per Ixirlivl,...... .
tvvenae will be produced and both consumer and for permitting these voters, especially the Inde- th««
writer a«« ru*l. in «uivNtan»» that all
Oats,
I
pendents,
to
have
a
voice
on
I
’
rimary
day,
yet
not
“ t-n
’LL’”
di«ra«w»
«hould
I*
regard««!
a^
criminal
Bran,
producer be protected. Another plank should be;
Ortain il I*, that notch of the »ickn*-««
»•
»*
b
liorta.
do
violence
to
their
political
principles.
In
this
and
eud«*rmg
«»(
m.inkind
I»
due
to
the
Municipal ownership of public franchises and ab-
• •
••
Chop,
wfuuji uf Nature’» la**
solute controll of railroads and other common precinct (South Scio) there were but two or thn-c v Hut latí t«> n say of that
Huttrr, (Country) per roll...,
al> *. kt»«-«* aimuld t»e
iloim.
r«»gar«ied a« criminal muni app’al to
carriers. Another; Parcels (»Sts and postal of our Bohemian voters on hand. This was prolui- rv.-rv
reaaonabh* indiv dual a* radically
( inclivn», °
savings hanks. Government issue of all moneys bly due to a hick of understan.hng of the Primary - ■It wottld I* h»r*h. un»ympathrtic.
**
Turkey», **
every dollar of w hich should 1» full Iragl«- tender. law and to the exceedingly busy time.
<rurl. y»-« criminal, to condemn U«r £«•<’».
Pucka,
••
W’tk, liter-Work ««I if ■v.W'veffc who sink«
Another; Such absolute safeguards placed about Of course some the defeated aspirants for office under
Brel. |m-r |s>timj live Wright
the heavy load of h«»ua*’hoid car»
**
••
**
••
I burdm»* a< 1 *uff««r» from w» -
public officials, with certain anil sever« punish- feel sore and disappointed. These men have now bih
neMMM, virion* dl»plac*’m»-nla of p»lvk:
Veal
“
I>v thipptag
aaeertained
the
fact
that
they
do
not
stand
so
high
organ« and vthar dor auge tne-nu |N»cuhar
nwnt for the unfaithful, that the people’s inter
Shrt’p, •'
*’
»tucker,....
h«»r *ei.
•a
Mutton •
in the estimation of the people as they, themselves, U> Frequent
ests would I«- a. fully protected as j- able.
hearing <»f children, with It« ra
<1« • «1 1» >t<ott lbw Maier...
i>i« l
Another; a court of arbitration in which both thought they did, or as the successful man did. ftrting
• Oh th«- ■ ar«. • rn an-1 la»»r ..f r« arti * a
Sawmill lor Sale--A snap.
largw
fan.dy.
1«
•
firn
Ibr
catiae
vf
weak
labor and capital should be equally represented. They can now- "See themselves as others we t • -«««a <lr»angr>tiM9fit« and debilita which are We have for sale a flr»t < la-»-»a* mill
«a.
lavateti
bf
’
»»•
r
»wy
m»»<
rwd.f
»rm.
I, aoretw • » the atlfWtfon of wi>v
Mie jm-sident of the l>oard to be . levied by the them." But. taken altogether, the Primary method and th» bar«!, and nevrr-mdlng worli w* >• h ' that
lumtwrman wl.o i, looking fur auefi
lb* m.U ef i* -allei upuw u iwrf. rtn l>r
of
nominating
candidates
is
a
success.
Some
of
firrr«.
tbw
n.akrf
f
that
world
fan
»d
rev»
provident of the Unitol State b«f«rv w hich court
property.
«^ly h*r • • an • ie ulitr • rall««-*<*» • am!
Tf.e mill la ca|Mible of cutting I’.Hno
MU l»r Rrrvr a I a *• rf te Frv-w. r
«ay»
aM dfsput»* between labor and capital should be ; its defects have lieen made manifest and which that
<tir of tb<- grv ate»« ■ ’ via 1« « h - »hr mre fret of lumber in tan hour«; l.aa «plen-
tbu < la*s of * j ala-lirs i* u,r fact that the ib4 engine |«.?rer, <ami edging
brought and whose decision should be final and I wiil doubtless Lie corrected before another election of
I> -
-r » ’h 1 !
*• wife *!
(
» O r
rv-M fm** hr» many II iwÍMdd rare» «aWB, U.e lateel u|rlo«lale planer: men
-iMt«aKy. Another; a judicious curtailment of comes al»ouL Reforms never go itackw ani and we weetrti
M*d laU r u> et»ah|r b«r u> M-< ur«» fr- to it •
mg lai he, haa logging engine with UM)
lean
conclude
that
the
old
convention-of-delegates
.><g .. »• Pr«-M*ri|Hhm " ite full l*»>rflte II ! fret of .-able etc.
rtiugrabon so that none but the choicest of
Ml a »natter of frwiurnt
h* «ata.
plan
will
not
be
restored;
but
’
hat
with
the
ex-
|
W ilk the null it include! .’>>11) acres of
In ble rii«n«|ve practice fir ti,»w cmk u >
fcnvigru ra could be admitted to the great privilege
meet with lbt-er In «(hi. h hie Irralmrtit fade dhe tirnlier
L-g« can h* put into the
periewoe
of
the
election
just
j>a«*«sl.
we
will
per
by tot* ti .«f th«« patirai » In abili t> u. alettn
of Amcrioan citizenship.
t -m! at a coat of .'Al -ent, ,»r Ibouaand
fn-tn hard w,-rb km» rt ■ ugh t«e ha >
I
th<ne »uff«-r : < fr» m t r lapau». ante>
The "American party vith a platform of princi- fect the Primary law so that it-».*11 be acceptable With
«•arekxn an«1 rwtrv* »relou ».f thr ntrrua *•» (Xl>
For )«rti.-ulars iiopur» of the
to
the
people.
It
probably
ncv»r-.efll
l»e
acceptable
O»
’
’
.
A
,
n|r* • somewhat like the above, with Theodore
It Is vrrj t Xrw«Vf that, tn a 1 litio«) io tab- ttaxtlAN News.
Wi« hia • Famrtte I>»* ▼*»*<u n “ thry a’«tain
Rzosx-velt and WiHiam J. Bryan working together .rt the political bosses, lait that does not matter.
from iteUig very n.uck <-r f
»• -ri.ete
thrir
f«w-t All brevy lifting r «infoing f W a XTFP— Mm in each «tale to travel,
ts leaders, would carry nearly every stale in the
any kind «U< aid ale- ta a» Ided At u.u« h
JBiBt «igiia, »I.erttBeaad leaie ran.plea
I
t is the PURPOSE of the N ews to at once take cut
d*««r air ae pnaaibl«. with n «derate, light 4
USion and* . weep the. national legislative halls up and discuss the proposed initiatory amendments • terrier
Sjtar» (7 . |wr IB ,ntli ('
le aleo very Impunm
tat the of t>we g>>[>4*
olseerve ttaa*. rdtv» and the ‘ Favor- )>er day li-r vxpenMw’. Kt III, MAN CO.,
¿Aar of plutocracy from stem to stem. In a very anti the character and fitness of the various candi K » lient
l‘»r* nation «ili du ita rawt
I>e|4. s, Allas lU.s'k, t'hicago.
fir Pterce’a Xf«elica! Advi* r I» «ent frm
*»w years there would no Platts. Depews. Ald- dates. It will not engage in "mud-slinging.” but
an ft-.wipi of atamta t.. pat ripense < f
ribhee, Elkin.*’», Gormans and other like senators purpose» to iHl the truth as it sees-it The people mailing «»niu b*IM| Im R V force
N Y , Î1 «»nr mil «tamp» hg po-
leD to defeat just and equitable legislation in the cannot know too much about laws they are to Buffalo.
percovnrvd. « 11 «lampa h< uM»th leni nd.
adopt
or
reject,
nor
alx»ut
the
men
in
whose
care
interests of the people. There wv.rrhi be no Czar in
If alck cowatlMi th» Itorlt*. fw*e <>f charge
the execution of law will I fa placed.
by letter
All •♦eeft l'rmniun>caU»wu ara
the speaker's chair to autocratically dictate
i
beM »arrediy r«.ryfldentra’
ÎW I’Wca’a I’lMtant Pettata h»r*g n#
-whether a law should be enacted or not
M any innocent people have I wen shot down by tad r egulate ttetaaeh. liver am» VvweM 4»
This new* party may not lie organized, nor may the guards in San Francisco. Most of this shoot
A
Tnao* Maims
Rhosox oft and Bryan >>* iMiitod in leader ing has l>een done by the California National
OruGB»
ship. Yet the temper of tho American people is Guard, pndwtbly due tn the inexperience and poor
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■ibening into just such a condition that such a re- judgment of the guards. General Funston will
r werwrta n emr
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tnr .ir-»' ,«t '• pr k «» >y
< .-ro n» >ir
relieve
the
California
tnx»ps
iust
as
soon
as
he
can
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sWIt iswte possible. And the political road* that
e*rr» f**K «»».lev» «gwaxov f t eerwnng pato»is.
replace them with regular soldiers.
MauffwAh Fr«l Mtod, of AIM nr, on
FWiwwW
N«M A ( «. rearm
’iswsrs’ R’uOMTdt and B’-yan am traveling is I
vwb.M*
rlter»« tfo Ito
Hrc<’«.| SUv*t, t, nr.w r»*<fr for hnxinMi,
»Nh arroninMalation» m-rrr l*f>r* of-
•twdty approaching and unless the direrthin is
R elief * trains with provisions,* bedding, cloth hml
Scientific Bmerkait
tl>» agrirtiHtrral Mihlie. Priva tn,
.-haNgrd. • will soon converge. What a tremen- ing. eta., arc b"tng rushed tC San Francis«-» from «ben yoo toni» lo Afhanv. and Iri •«
ihdvs power fdr rood and what grand .-«suits every direction, rhis shows that the symj»athies pmvB l«> y«i how attento« ami arción-
dMtid-be arceumplishcd with -web a party and .'tl th« American people are unbounded *ad rfaair tu «latin* •« are.
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Makes delicious hot biscuit
griddle cakes, rolls and muffins
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would suggest that
you stilecb your S**ix«f
S uit emdy.
The choice |iattOFu*'.rr« .di
wavs found .*t th«» (•porting'
of the Season lhea s U m M w
are unbrokeiv
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This will I*' rtlmut tho last
week you'll seo many .Men
wealing W uter clotneet
It will soo*v be a case of
resurrecting something
from the garret or closet
or coming out in a Spring
Suit—new, itleaii,. stylish,
and handsuine.
We lituo an almost unlimited variety of choice
(Tn viots, Serg< and Seotch Mixtures.
Thcifrc Masterpieces of Suit Making
We trust you will stop in for a moment’s look.
We believe that you will be im|«rvNeed with the
reasonableness of our prices as well as wall t!w
excellence of our Clothing.
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After three months' absence from Scio, 1 am
attain lU the bench ready u»d anxious to repair
your
Watches and Clocks
bean also repair engines and other machinery.
Dleyole Re;miring a specialty, l-c.-ui do the work.or-
direct how it can be done.
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