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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1906)
frjitiex, hut a «(uestion of whether a Him shall he given the NwrmaLs that would amount to five dol lara for every man, woman ami child in Oregon • iovernor ChambcSain will addrvM the ciirwns of Scio and vicinity today. hTvt-rylwxiy ahouM come I out and hear him. We th» not know what the tenor t of_hui «ddresa y ill la>. hut * e Jo know that if he haintad at iba al > io Or« jma aa m J elsa w re-elected it will mean a tUt-ge anting to the tua »1 I»»* tier. people. Senator M. A- Mukr« of Ixltanon. will also be pn*m*nt ajk I ud«lr»-sa the audience, ¿¡cnatrir Miller has achieved a reputation for economy ami honesty r in the conduct of the State government that ia ad HVie«>*Vl'.IJ<>M HAIS*: (>!<• jnnnr in advanra*................................. .................. .....1' » mired by Republicans as well as iK’mocrats Clair . «ar. at-nd <d year .... .............. ....................... I w through.njt the State. '& Politically Independent (»•a, ««at, at »»»I «4 Z year»................ I < t* ,mr. al end of 3 year»............... .5 Kia riMinth» in a>l«arww> .............................................................. Three nx.nlh» >u ad'AUCT......................................... ............. Fiagla «■;■) in wrap|«er,i... . .. .... . . ..................... AI»V> It I I m INO ItA’I I-». Card of thanks ............ ......................................................... Speria! nbttnarv no«i<e», |<r line............................... .. ........... F.atendnl »«-tiling cuniioenta, per line............................... .. leva I a«l«erO»uig, |-» r line per imiw ............................. 'V'btX * !*, X ilmie.'j» jm « n.onth, one ci>lun>n ante ,—• torn.............. Frnfe—' nal rar*l». I'. ii««l.>» |vr nionlh 1 l».ng Illi,«' «.«ntra««» for a<l« vrtiring in».l< m aopll« at ion 00 3 THE SAME ACROBATIC PERFORM A NCR »■ ¿J oyal . X»» 1 V- .1 knits 9 ► j B a KMG PûWD&l W«» would you select Sv it early. L# - F I • ’ i suggest that* your Sckixo The clioioe pat torn* .tn* al ways found at th«« I opening of th«* Season when tucks are unbroken. !* Makes delicious hot biscuit, griddle cakes, rolls and muffins» RtS•• Al HAN This will be about the last M-eelc you’ll see many Men wearing Wtnlur clolhtM. . s----- - IV. *-q An absolutely pore, cream of tartar powder» ,* It is the name old story witk the Oregonian. When there is no .chance of accoirpUJung any It will soon be a case of IM u. th"« in »hat direction it cries for reforms; it con resit rr«*cti ng something *.« .. uv doms the tanff. it denounces the ship subsidy bill, from th«* garret or closet l shall We We»trkt Wealth' or coming out in a Spring standpatters, it clubs the trusts, to it grills the I Oil it declares that there tou . i and shall bte radical iff hl* tktel ’I IlHtfLt Ulti' Suit—new, clean, stylish, Biatel) baroli»« MtHBry to ¡ml • 1 ami hamlsotne. changes; th«- •■ws«-ew»e«w moment »• a ' campaign on sw it , grwRsikely incrmning tai <>n the *‘»n* ’F«^** « but «*»»x- ♦•««« j•*»•«•• comes wis " 111 ................... takes a somersault and says the only thing to do 1 ¡«rntonc» or tenamtaMioa ta th«ir «a; ,* i . i li rely of lbw fortune» ««ollen beyond We have an almost unlimited variety of choice and the party, tklthoutl^u inatti,y limit*," I'r**ki**nl Rfrwwb' J a.. >- WO I) ECONOMICAL GOVERN M EST IS is to support th«* ticket I | x « vm Y>| i K mi a M Cheviots, Serges, ami Scotch Mixtures, Artlvrn f«4va l,e it >• without discrimination, good ori* ‘ »» tar*.»« a IM-» IW ue into U>*- arena consideration, Arrives a .tawny OUR AIM. u.i. r M <4 public* cb«<*u*«w>ti. Ilv «lectar** at bad itfht or wrong, Iretter or worse, white. * th«* »»utM*! that he ha« n««t th*’U»ht out N u. >— Irwin tam Al’asny .. . Il Sì F M t/w detail« ot any plan to acrotnpli«h black or yellow. Hear it: * •• <* m ialite ....... I. • ■Mu I «' twin Ui3t hit pcirjw»««*, hot he *• arrlvawi Y«,|t*lna - ,, - n Aw*“ (iOod, <-conomi« ally-atlmin ’« i * I ^«iverr ■ « ■ ' ha> "The Republican party has a mission. Its H*’we «hall ti I Innately taavt» I*» ClMMtahtr We trust you w II stop in for a moment’s look. lawUt« las wa»«l » . oui l»»lrwl»« ever iieen the one great desideratum of all jmtri- mission is to devi.se, support and enforce measures j, Die adopt Ion <4 •tMIte MM’b •Thrill* a* •in. >- We believe that you will.tie impress«*«! with the lw*k*s« APaagsy *w I>s4reat \ V. otic. law-abiding, American cititen*. Men differ, of legislation and schemes of administration de |that «4 • pA*gxr«eive lax <*n m H fortune'» Arnxw reasonableness of our prices as well as with the Ikdcult . .. Il» r M '. bay on« I a «-erta n amount. either given honestly too. in «»pinion as to how this result can signed to advance the welfare* of our whole i * in hir or dr v toed or bequeathed U| m > u ho. ♦—• excellence t>i our Clothing. i«wv«s HwtraMt ... r. I best be reached. This difference of opinion luts I citizenship, and it cannot do these things by j death to auy indirbhiui a lai *o 11 rati*«*! a« to put it out •»! the power of giv'uj nut to political parties. Now it does not j knocking out from whole structures the. very I the ow lM*r Of OfeM» of tbaNM* *i»«»rmou» THE BLAIN CLOTHINC COMPANY follow that all of The right, or all of the wrong is cornerstone, which is the election or appointment | knlune» I«» haod <m iM"D’ than a oer- VI»« I lullliug HoUkb I tain amount to any one individual; the to be found in either political J»arty. For doubt- | of United States senators. The Oregonian tai, ol courar, to l«e Imputed by the »» r M and not the «tale guvemnwiiL*' • i» r M baui many of the political doctrines and methods of :«»P|Mises Governor Chamberlain because he is a I nati«»nal This m e hltt qurelion, and will government advocatedbyeitherorall|>arti<-may I»- Democrat and supports Mr. Withycombe Ixvause I have to be dealt with rautKruoly, an«l î *> r M Kii r. M I after a guod deal inure »1 than the meritorious and worthy of adoption, ami vice v< r n he is a R< bublican. That is sufficient reason—1 il*rr»>«Ienl IralMM far Alhiiij or any oilier <4 our htaWaweu Mo. a Either |>arty may advocate id as and methods of guud reason." ha» buen abie t-» give to it. Wa»h- I marra Co< valila ...» « W> A M 1 ington*» wealth, which w ISKO.imO Arrtvwa Attain y . __ mt» a . M. ruHKi-rnH. government w hich, if adopted and pln< * d in ojx ra A very lucid and impressive description of the I or wa» greater than that uf 5io 9 T J Mnnkrn., W F «.ill, tion by our Government, would la* bad and mis "mission.” surely. Those "measures of legis I any otbev I‘re* blent down V* thia day, txevv« C««rva'IM . I.’ nr v Arrive» al AH»an) is r m greater than that of any other E. C. ISsery, J. J. Barnas, chievous in the extreme. Our duty as citizens, lation and schemes of administration" seem j and 7- American «4 hi» time viie|»t that <4 No lutavo« < 00alita .... . . <OCP, M C. A. Warner. therefore, is to -aft the guod from th«* l*ud and mainly to be to overtax the people to build up Rubart Morri*, which wa« placuii aa Arrlvtt AHmuy • wr. M high aa gAM»,»W though »MCUlMtion • I 1 r*U»a. adopt only such idioms as will be forth«: better ¡trusts. Three years out of four the Oregonian ruined Morri« lal<*r on, and he died in No »- K«*«ul«sr lnivroCtirv«lll« • * A M ment of governmental affaire. povurty. At hi» death in Jackaui*'» opposes this*"mission," but. tor a ¡»art of alternate ArMv«Mat . M. .a^.. ». * te A. M. 'aevlien Gurtrd wm» by .ar tl*a N.i I! S q in the selection of public officials and law years it supports ever) thing that it condemns the dava 1 chetet man in the country, and Ina Lc«v** 4. urvalti*. ... . 11 » A. u makers it is plainly our duty ns citizens to select rest of the time. A great multitude of Repub v»t:»te ww r«tiim*t«*d at only Arrive* *t Albany ____ il u r. * A »lor diol in the Utter (art <4 No r none but those men who are actuated and dominat«*d licans arc becoming tired of an«l restive under When ta'ux«* (orva! t* .. . « «•» r. M Pctlk’it time, ami hia property ww put at al AHwsuy ..... . A MJ 1* N with the idea, "Greatest grx»d for the greatest these "measures of legislation and schemes of ad- |2»’,u«i0,0U0, the country marveled. S j \«> Arrive« 4 To individual fortune of auch dimenaion» bfllVM AD'unjr 7 V A M number. ’ ’ Experience has ’aught us that most»tninistration.*‘ The president himself is so. hut | lutd be<?fl »trea u:«d «4 aa a |^MaihlhtV <»1 A * t 1 V <ro «L 4 or v uJ i te »MA M. men, when they accept a public trust, enter uj»on he and his supporters are not the Republican I ! achievrine4it bv anv American previous No l> •* Lm VH'rtrty . .......... ti r M to that time. But the railway», U*fa- their public duties with pun* and honest purp* • s. party, tor he has been beaten by the senate at r i graph«, Arrive*« m I 4 «’rvaJll» __ _ 1 X» F. M SCIO ROLLILI? MILLS gold pruducliou lu vast However they soon ure -urr»»un«l« <1 by grafter and t. arly even thing he Las undertaken and even he arnc/onl«, the general <|tuekeuing arai Lt'«*«« ’ ttr M of imbuirli'» and the Ai rt\ < * Mt I .» t Vtalli» x. li I*. U men se«'king sjxxial privileges. Unl< th« an* Inis not ventured to advocate tariff revision, I : diversification growth in population and in the ag* All of the a**»vr I rain* connect w Ith >>rtitl>nrri men stubbornly bound for what is right ami just, which he believes in and which a great majority; fregale volnmu o! the world’«* activilien giving ave incitol gam» in wealth beyond • t»! valli», tv» well a» trahi for they accept a price upd should be classed with •if the Republicans of the west believe in, but • anything tifly ur aixtr year» •hr** I Mrrtfta« to .\rw|««rt «ibtaljartiiinikltM a» » v D m Knitrol»tt*h Hot KmUitfa. bOodlers and grafters. th«*y can't get it; they are not the controlling I , ago. Th* principal part <4 thia ex- ><«r iuriherr Informatkrti “I’ldy to pansiou ha» come in the jte»t third <4 a Experience has taught us that with our Legisla elements of the party*. J. <’ W AVt», •H*n I’»«. Aft century. Meet <4 it ha* coma in thia B H Boi.», ftgvnt, Allmny I tures about f inally div 1.led politically, we are very We do « O*nwral C oelom Milling |V m »I hi .»» 4^ f I6tar Frequently the Oregonian has argued that iti I country. A m a ooutequence the l uiltd It 11.4 ICONISE. Cor%will«. hlates, which ehtiuuilui jla wrilth at btirr to not have vicious and mischievous legisla would b<* better for the state and even for the 9Ml the year uf Lincoln'» > *•«! on Solo Whoal Bought and Fachangad Gw tion enacted. When one ¡»olitical party largely Republican party if the legislature were more' ' tir-t •hx-liou, h*» |l l2.a»l.i»»>.<MM» in I Ivor. az W» ar* io tha F laid For Bualnaaa and Will \»»T1< K Is hereby giirn that th«- un.1er Rouaevelt'» •lay«, or as much a» that of ptvponderates in the lx*gislature or in Congress equally divided politically, but now it advocates the Trani You Right I’nited Kingdom and France com ; sitfiiixl ba« Iwwit duly M|*p«>iiited by the < «mmy < ourt of I.Inn <’<>arity, •nt*»’on, adintntsttat« r and is retained in such control fora series of years the election of the whole 75 Republican nominees bined. which «ta nd »econd alni third ou of the «w’At* ul Eva A M«* lixin, «itweuwni. All roll. I p rwfi» having rtaltu* against mhl estate are extravagance is the nd«* and vicious class legisla without exception. If there were any sincerity in l the But before we st tempt t>> wet an a rifi ■ hrn’by required fo presrut the mitw to tlw individual _________ lui tune» ». . undersign* »1 «I ibr oithe of L. L -wa ZhM tion is often enacted. This is tme of the Republi its inter-campaign professions, why does it not trary bound lo _____________ will titl'd to inquire whether Mich a SatbrfiMl fl.mil l» ni linn, Ab «any. <Ke4<«n, can Congresses and has been true of Democratic pick out say one-third or even one-fourth of the . jx'licy would not do more harm than with proper vcnwhers a« by la* rcMpilrod, ¡good, it u* vMtimaU-d that Carnegie*» w ilhin <ii mouths hum llu* dale of thl* nutkxe. (Xingre -**.•«. 'Hie question will at once anse in the opposition candidates an«l supjwrt them? I hatr-l April Alb, 1 *«». ■ wealth ia »I mhii tdOO,lKXl.OOO rim ! 1 ta v • ara honest., patriotic voter’s mind, ’ How ¡»hail . jvh N'o matter if Governor Chamberlain has mad« J Rvekekoler - n» LjU» *M!h that L. !.. •*« an , idnstofggmtor» t of many other men »landing high in lb« conditions be prevented?" Attorney for Administratûr. the best governor the state ever had; no matter if hundred* of milhoUM. Il mi not Male to It is always a safe plan to have one branch of he has been of great service to it and can be here- I ■ accept all thorn? e*tiinate* al their fave JA'.VOL'XCE.V EXT. Albany Hardware Company. the Government, either State or National, of opfio- afl«*r; he is opened merely because he is a Demo I value. Nobody, not even Rockefeller The AHmny I lard* aro Co. loui th« himm*lf, know* the extent of Rucke- site political faith to that of the dominant party. crat and has a dozen or so appointments to make. | i feller'» accumulation«. .A» much <4 hi# ta**t Mtock ill town, an<l m |)* m rbvap<M«i I irish to announce to the people of ' property i* in necuritn«» of one *'rt und {»lacr to thole. Sole agrnUi for Vnlaa» We have in Oregon today a practical illustration The fact is that in no respect does it make a tirwt St Alt»anv. Xriaand 'vicinity that fhare purchased which are »ub^jcl to change* in« oil. 2It* and of the value of such conditions. Governor Cham nickel's worth of difference a year to anylxxly . ; another iu market value, hi« wraith 1» n«ver the from the firm of W'esely <V Cain their berlain is a progressive Rooseveltian Democrat, except a few uflice-holdera or oificc-sekers what «ante on two day* in »urce«*iou. lit* Illi, .s<t«> M Mikl. IS. | enorthuoi, however, and poaaibly it may entire stock of Groceries, Ca-nnrd Goods, w hile th« Republican party held entire control of the ¡M>litics of a governor may be. I expand Iteyoml it* present amount in The following are irirea quoi» d on Crockery amt Glassware, Tobacco# ami the other portions of the Statz* government. Has But he splinted a Democrat and possibly the lifetime of it* owner. At hi» death lliurmlay of ea« h »«*e by our «leftim. it w di be divided am’*ng »rvtrMl Wheal, I« r bu*hul, .................. I any harm resulted from having Governor Cham might have the opportunity to appoint another Cigars, which stock I hare largely in peraon», ami M'tni lxwiy elae w ill take berlain in the State House down at Salem? Or though this is extremely improl»able to the the Ntandard • il maguale'» place at the Oat», «« creased and am note ready for business Rraa, b« 21 liead <4 the roll. It mu»l be l*>rne in M •• has any gmxl resulted from his bring there? .'5 senate. Well, did not Senator Gearin do as well I mind that mo»l uf the large individual Short», • I «• in the Corner Urick store, adjoining 25 The last session of th«* legislature is easily th«* for Oregon as anylxxly? Hasn't he done as.well turtunaa which th* country ha* are i»ut Chop, Butfar, (Country' per r»ll 11 > sely < V- Cui n 's. Th a n king you, for productiv» u*e», and help to add to nxwt extravagant in the history of Oregon. Our so far as any Republican appointee could? Isn’t to Egg». " doxen., the comfort ami pruaperily of large pound " your generous patronage of tin firm of readers will remember how it was planned by the he sup|x»rting the Republican president in the' number* <4 people wl*o Itold no relation-« Chickeua, *a < «««», ’* •bip to tlieir ownart» Three large most important matter* before the senate? Or « « II t sety Pros ,o/ which I irii.su member, Turkey», Republicans to attach to the big unc-and-three- individual lor tune» are ettrmling Mini •a isn’t the president a Republican any more? Ihicka, •• divrr«ilvii»g U m I u sine*, creating, new I solicit your patronage in my line, as quarter million dollar appropriations bill w hat is The fact is that while to some extent adherence! activitie* and ginng the I’m tex I state» Heel. i.-T pound live »eight •• M known as the "emergency clause," the effect of to I l«arty is well enough, to nut party above every- ’ the attrartavetMW which it liaa to ini- Hog», ** suring you just and honorable treat- Veal •• •• for ahi ppi nV »u preference preferenc to migrant* and capital from all ¡aria of Hlitwp, ’.vhich would be that the bill would Ix-comc law and thing mg else, to support bad men in mt nt at all times. '• • ’ ■Uxkcm ... world. Oaner« <4 vaat wealth i*avr «« MulUm '• of force and effect five days after its enactment. grxxi ones - for the doctrine runs that far on 1 the eotnetimee cotiimitt<*i erm*«* againat JOSEPH E. WEXEL Y. Governor Chamberlain let it become known that he l»arty grounds alone, is a l*ad, dangerous and the cuinmunitv, but in general the com wicked ¡xilicy. The country’s salvation is the munity ia able to protect itarlf againat would veto the bill unless the emergency clause independent, discriminating, conscientious voter, the moat tMiwrHul of tta li*lividual A Valuable Agent. : was eliminated, otherwise he would let it liecome who will vote out a |»arty if it presistently does unite U cal:h I mo * incited abu*w* w hich Tie glycrrtrw in Or Pl«rre>* «eoeneee *><><><>trt-trr,nmitut*â law mu at guard againat, and whui , rM m< * ireghan • * lh« u>*xll* law w ithout his signature. By some chan at enough wrong, who will retain a man who has conspic th* tlx*ugh in a hailing and not mUrely einal pruprfM«« which it riiraru and of the Republican legislators gave the Governor uously done guod, faithful and very valuable! •atintactury way, the law it guarding bold* in M»lulkMi mticb brlbrr inan •!<•«>• It al««t p»<-« « m «» mrtli* inal .*»t and correcting huw. Mr. but would their support so that the necessary two-thirds vote services, and who in general will put men, poiieie* agai or«»per(1 »M» <>f m 0« ijk b<Mng a rwtanbl« and principles Ix-fore party. Tne "yellow dog" Bxwvrll l>»<* invoked aon««* uf Uirw •«-utulceul. «nthkrptle and anl’- I could uot lie obtained. The emergency clause w as days in politics are about over in Oregon, thank la». a^»in»l II«* tru»t magnalc »«th frrm^ni It nuiriltv»' adds greatly u» th« efficacy cu*i»nlerabfa c0«t. and t»r 1» very tar of ihr l!?a<*k Cb«*try t*ark 4»olden .**••«! I therefore eliminated. In due rime the people, God! Oregon Journal. lnxu t)w vial ul In. rv«.«UK r» in that root. >t<»n« root ami Qkwvn*« root eon After three months absence from Scio, I am <lir»ction Tl«» i«»ue «Uicb lite I'rva«- Mrrv-d in *(»old«*n M*dlcal lM*covrry" In through the Referendum, held up the entire appro- dent baa brimght forward tuaet Ix.unda •ubduaig chronic, uf Ihig* ring cough«. ai;a'n ikt the bench roady tud anxiuu» to repair, priatibns'bHI. and which is to lie voted upon on JOS A TH AS BOURSE, JR., FOR SES A TOR. tu the dtinenaion» of private acvuinu- l«r it. h a! threat wn<J iui.< aff ■. i<- in* your f.»r a l uf whi. b Ihrw a* nt« are re. .tn lat tuna <»f |>r >f«ertv ia a va»t quawtion, June 4. Should the people veto the bill, the State a><*nd«wl by danrian! m«»hcal authorlli»»« »ill tie«>«l the !««.t tfa'Ugnt of th. In all ena«i where there 1» a wa»iin< When we wenf presa last week Mr. Bourne «hicb will save about $;J75.iK)O. Now suppose Mr. Fur t«riKhte»t tiiind of th« cmuitry bel*«r. a*»» .f fl. >U h.w« « f app t!ir. with nish had been elected, instead of Gov«*rn«>r Cham I was gaining on his -competitor in the race for the any « heme for it. prx ti*»! op«*ration weak «trvwtach aw In the early «tage« of k»>.«ump<i<»n. there can tw nodouht that I caii nho repair engines ami other machinery. berlain, we have every reason to believe that he 1 nomination for United State* Senator, but it wa« can be |>rw|x wd. fHirrtne arta a* a valuable nutritive «nd thought that Mr. lake ha«l suth a -afe-leud that, Bicycle Repairing a s|»ecialty. L can du the work on aid» the <*«»l«l» o Neal root. NU«t*e would have sign«4 ’he bill with emergency clause he could not be overtaken. Mr. Cake was receiv RvfxUSicAii State (.'bairtiom Wr-tgate Quurti • rr«»t and Black ( berr’. bark in din-ct how it can be done. I intiiuatn* that the ifrpublicaii party tww Krtmntin< digeattan <4»d Ml HU In < up th* Attached, making it impossible for the people to ing the congratulations of hi* friends, ami even eah and «trvngth. controlling the mugh ' a |«fant right to «b ut every tiling g*a»l i.Mr. Bourne had about conceded his own defeat. invoke the Referendum. 1 nr the aav of reform Among lii.claiu— and bringinir about a healthy c»»ndiUon I 'ibe whwl» wvataoi Of . • mutt It ran thus be jht just what a Democratic Gov However, wh«-n ‘h<* vote A th«1 outside counties 11» Uie enactment of the iniliatne »ml ♦ not bteipncirvi u> work miracle* It will I itefvreuduiu. Brother WeetgaUi n«u»t not cure consumption ••icepl in Ha earlier had been received and totaled, Mr. Bourne was ernor has been worth to the State of Oregon, when found to I m * the winner. .Mr. Cake supposed that .11 rely h»«a a very e.<nvetiieut( ?) mem *ta<»** It will cure very severe, obelin- h«th branches of the Legislature was so largely 1 his cake had ta-en hiked in the most approved po ory. The Repul«li«-an party, aa repre- ate <hn>nV«* coughs broach lab ami laryn- M-uted by the legi.laturv, turned duwu f. al tr<»ubl<*s, ai d chronic sore throat fk-publi-an. Just such a condition will probably litical style. But. alas! When the vessel was the initial with hoarseness In acute coughs II is • a ........... . not *0 effective. |t 1» In the fingering exist at the session of next Winter as did exist at opened only dough, and sour dough at that, was two. But when an ureai.tibfa <faiuami cough* of lh«>*e of ’ang «landing, even went up from the |ie«»pfa that m«*ant |w when a<o>mpanied by bleeding from ’he susaion of last Winter. The Normal School j found. latwal death U> tlie iii.-iulier» by further langs, that it teas performed its moil ,dbb^ a TW>- ow hand in greater force th.in ever, I As a rule the city vote, generally, gave Mr. Cake refusal, the mea.ure to cumuli the siar* clous cures Semi for and read the a majority, but when the country vote was tabu amendment to th» |ieopl» wa* pmaed. tittle taatk uf •tlracla, treating nf th* I I 1 1 g determined to obtain, not’only appropriations for lated. then the trouble liegan. Mr. Bourne's elec- The i'riuiary I.»» want P’,r’,b' ••»•«V* tro|wriie« tnd uses of the several med . Mammoth F«»sl Sh«,l, of Al>«nr, on " t w ■ ■■■ ■ inal mot* that enter Into l>r Pierce*» Src«>n<l Klrn l. ia now rM«ty for Isiain«*»», mr«t by ttie people ihe Kepublii'an * w ■ Jfi, k B Y th»-maintanancr of these schools during th«« jiast jtion is due to two facts: The splendid manner in ■^^B |Mg m I B 1 B' |»>Uluiauc entree l»«tli la»», but not be I. m . fi M«!;.». iHscovery and learn why with »<vomtu.«l»lion« n«*v»r Ivfors of. mrdu ine has «acl! a wide range of .V'1 . .^7” tho yeafs. but for the two years to come as which he championed Statement One. and to the ing able to help tfa'ina»-!'v» they make a • till* ppliCslh»n in the cure of diseases. Ills ! farad th» »gn« tilt*»»»l i«il>iic. I«riva in, Well. The people should be careful not to elect a power of the country press. The city press had virtue of U>-e»»ity ami »ubnut. I«*.th sent free. Address |>y H V. Here*, when you ruin« tn Allany, and fat ii» T miox M> h »« laa» arvatlribulable entirely U> i‘opuli»t Buffalo. N Y. The * Ibsrovery “ con prove in y>*u how attentive an«l a«vr>m- professional college man to the executive chair no |>art in his success, for as before stated. Mr. agitation. tain« no almh«4 or harmful, hablVfurm UHvlating w« are. »»▼»» CoersiaMT* Cake's strength came from the cities. an«l especial rg Iruf lnrr«’l • til* aZ 1 r nt<d >n rAt h A*'*»>tW*wn«ffwg « tiMeh and d«*rr 1 p< kvn m*f when in all probability the Ix'gidaturr will becon- ly ini’ortland. 1T.E3 TOMLOraOir, La»»«« •nh tir a^wetain n«r optiiwo frw wkwtbwr as br.tHe wrappef in plain English Are Here toverttV'H I* pr«>*»ahty paUytJafrbk CkHBWottkW Siclr people, espochally (htwo tufferfnr iJollctl by the Republican party. Should Prof.. The N ews congratulates .Mr. Bourne. As a «tur rar <d Huggu- ia now ,u ■’•'i •" MA»r,R<JO< «• •mm <l-wte*of !••«< »landing are invlUM T:Lrr*R «erwey f.w «^vrlng p«««.*«» »«♦***« to» thr «<+> Me*M A ite Vflthycombe be elected Governor, his sympathies I politician who could perceive ami take advantage the ««ample» are utt die play. We have tgmnwiill |»v Reft 0 by letter, free All WANTED—-Men in ea* hr alata tn travel, *N4e«, • »« ft. «at A ary, in th* p »•< «igrta, advrrtiæ and leave «empir* 1 **nd*nee !• held aawirtetlf private >*ouId necessarily lie with all collegiate schools an«l of the situation he certainly outdistances them all. -ini« very mce RuWver-tired Boati carres a«w1 s*. redly confidential Addresa Dr. of < tir gi-nlr Melgry |75 par hi »nth I < Wagon», wlticli »ill aurviy pfaaae you if V l*ter-e Buffalo N Y per day f«*r expenm-*. KF II I.MAN (X)., '«a.tki in all probability favor appropriations for But the l«ttle is not yet won. The Bepublican you aee them, and alau Top Rugge». ii Dr »•» mh -»' s Medical Adviser la went fl»w Drpt. M, At la« Itkwk, Chicago« A *»wte.im«ty HMraiM vwtty. *** machine, especially what is known as the Mitchell Now i. the time to <*««me air l take your mteii >1 <<f snr •.imiti»«- >carnal, Ttreir» te « on receipt of «tamna to pay atpen«« of he Normals while if Governor Chamberlain be wing, will not hesitate at any means to accomplish ilioH-e if wwi ari- going to l>uy, for in a mailing 31 «>ne cent stampe- 4e« t«xl it means th«* savinguf n half-million dollars hij defeat. They will, it is xaui. vole for Mr. •aw «lay» they «ÌU i«r picked over. fur paper covered, or 11 • tamps forctotL» Tba Norwich Cnion i» aolid and mtb- a»erd « euy. «lui«una Wacari. ■axilKd, T. L. !>••« »Maa&r■*. ‘»»th« people of Oregon. Jt is not a «question of («earin i* preference.. J Corvallis & Eastern R. R. \k x -.11 Se» 4 Se» M S.» • M adii Sv» J V «siili They’re Masterpieces of Suit Making Gompain' I BA AI.IIANY UGRICU John Ih’fH Dis«- Hnrnj nini Mulini lumie lu <i inun A Ta' American Ita dato lit ami tasi away li uml pri< L. -/• W. REAL ESI Ottico with tScio, Farm ami city •old on the uwmi If you want tri ••♦It it tf >t cam ta buy, I can find I Pap’s G Ar rim (Viorr rute : Old-time i t 05 DECK AGAIN! ì Watches and Clocks The Wigwam Scientific American. I I 5 é -e «tearwer- i J. G. Gl Ha» rWidnud ill Fcio I t» J bra IM-Il
