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NftN-PARTISANISM THE KEY TO
THE ENFORCEMENT OF LAW
The American people profess, as n whole, to be
law-abiding; yet in every class of society, in every
walk in life, an» men who habitually transgress
law to as greet, an extent as personal safety will
permit Such people seem to think that laws wen-
made to be evaded rather than &» be obeyed.
While it is tme that transgn -ors of law are blam­
able for their Iran gn ssionx, a large degree of
bbiaiw atGichos to officers whose swqhi duty is to
execute the law. When an officer M-ckn how not
♦q perform his duty, and sauche* for m-called
legal excuses to allow the guilty to i -cape, the
wonder is that then- an any truly law-ai>iding
citizens.
Large corjioniUons empk«v the ablest legal talent
available, whose annual salary would not !»• con­
sidered insignificant by an European potentate,
•>! •■«- principal 'I', »
nv! U> iti!«' ; r«t !'• •> .v
and guide their principles through legal channels,
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law s may be evaded. Such han Iwvn the action of
the railroads, the Standard Oil. Beef. Sugar, and
Steel trusts, the coal operators, and in fact all large
cuqxirations can safely be accdwd of violating or
evading law in some way.
State and municipal governments are found to
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Our bi .. '« -< k gal 1'. ■ «uai
'v 11 r. I .tat«' lu
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or tl.
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ty of 1
«tarn.)............... ................ 1.731
Democrat*, but an men who believe public office is V» II.
a i>ubb<: trust and wiioarv bn ye «n-yugh to« ufvrce
v'«u»»*t«'* plurality ... . ...... 42*.»
hwMitvi —
the law without fear or fayor. fn«i fn«-'jd or foe. Stat«»
»qpp \*s
rru). ... .... .. 3.1»'«
They an* esscnually npu-parfriau nt their official J. I>.
(drm ) .....
. 1,TH
acta, and being so, earn tbe app-yHUon of ail law-
Starr* pluraHly ... ............... «1
SufFerm»’ Jiiilgr-«■
abiding people, regardk'S»4if ¡»arty.
‘ R o I f ft Eakitiirrp )........... ................Î.0I3
As blind, unsw«-rving ¡»arty fealty has been the |T.
G Hailry'(ivm ) .. . ................ 1.SII
cause of <>ur political <qi»l**uig. >M»n-|«artisanism
FateihaM plurality ........ ............... m
wjll be the power tlial will save the Republic and AIL
omtv itcnrrata
pn-serve that liberty tliat ja dear to every honest A. M < rawf«»r«l (r»p ) .... .................J,U3
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American heart. Men and thv things they stand t R. A. Milter Irin
Crawfot'F» |4ura!itv . .............. 41»
for must b^j^etcsi^wh*2^^|22j^^^O^<’Ul^
Whose N.iv-so
Ik » Best?
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With KXArly *11 mralk*irM-* p*ii u|* foi
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tUwtfib •. or- *a* U» •*«
Ihr mal«r • m i -•«> «M n * *♦ u * th- »r t ur«
Uvw valu«. l>< r»tu?w» »»«h tabti'nuei n
w»*t that **f a di» niarwet^l party * tm S
fîtingh l* n««t U
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«rwhl a* If wr lira
di«lt»lrf*vUd
Wiotum.
l>r
H**wiirtiMi* ho*
ab« r * •rrx.tA f wî '» a »4 tb-r- C rr »ink n<
»•> , 4*>i> u» th«« rah» TWtr riaim* U>
thr rxsab«D i» »’ <•* «vva.M* d«<-» t«*a rwat
- -dy
tWur maker»’ w*y «n or
pra «•■ Ttwtr ingr»«!‘*<tt. arvmaiurvof
puNk ItmiwiM««. tou»*
on r«rh
a» , Aratr r« lt-4» «• mpvmr
IV » ta» a »I
»iiffcmt «r* U«»n '»»•** br »•Wr«'»- * fall
e* >• fuir arv
nf Irmllrur Btwfital
n»vm ha*a written rw.ngh u* «n vt.iuaw-»
la praim» of Uw« curativa taiu* vf th»
Siqwrinteixieot uf I’uHia Instr action — ! k*t ri! IngriNi -'nU *ntrrfn< 'nto th»-«
»>*a
I J. II Arkrrtxan irrp.nlatu )..............3,7.10 • rii ko* ri
Aitwwur»! U« «r wriirr» **• tod »•« h m*»1
State |•n»t•^—
•ral Ltftkhaaa Pfovf i
m t»
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T/iE BATTLE OF BALLOTS.
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Ml». Ht*
4 <
n tnnMli »’♦»b-
w«tuld
roti select
S pit early.
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snggt»sti that
your Snaixu
VI ii M iwm '»
Ou).' «I á
t, i ■ mi»
The choice pattern.»an» al­
ways found at the Opining
of the Season whan stocks
are unbrokeu.
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sasx.
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Kn»r
This will be about lite last
week you’ll see many Men
wearing Winter clothes.
On .Moreu* th* biennial election for the-c-h-eUon
' MB J«*n King U U Ht«« U t >nrtornati, (»aw .
Ouui»»»’. j»l irallty
I t linger ( .*, . ■ A-W Turk
l»r Harth.»
|>m
f Dffrrwi
tf ; al (vrHrvta
f Rfo.
of Stat« anti County ufleora was held. Despite the ftabut < <»iuUn »»«‘«wr—
m«! «.««rm • f trtJsrr» «mj sally rat» ftrt*i
Uullrag d»iu.)
I'? i .wi r*
Trr«» rtpt« « run-«
strenuous efforts on the ¡art of the Republican iiLF
< ’«‘hgr«-»»u»au—
•Ji« «» ».i , «»rra f f. naate •« abo«*««.
manager» and newspapers in wielding the fsirty W C. Haatejr
... a«».*., . 2 »Ofti* »M» »Ota « « -e X« and rrtr tarxbm »mJ , 1(ft* la
ntytilariUM
nrra painful i«rl»«dK Urtra up
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«44* AU«! •«-•a«ra»U.< d>a*a»«. •»>•»«
Id>h, there never was an election held in the State
i» . » i.'.V * on privar «atarth a»»») a multi
f
’h»r - * - tvtra IMO tv ar ut » fen
that gave evidence of such small regard for party
II.» Irl*» plurality.... ...............
M • ’»b
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*t»l thr* I lodile Pfr-sp-rijta
fealty. Thu volctw demonstrated to a certainty Vaiteil fMatoa Senat »r— ............. S.24x| • •re k»»i frt .4 BM-dto-ltte.
a rv<uHrlr rikUed
•»« ¡in. of
Julin M. 1 rann idem.)....
rigmvtw In tlx
44
f • rr-an’a
that men and measures controlled their nplitical Jottatl-.au Itourn« rep.)... ................ 1.377 I»»#»-
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il.ar arinwma *h*i fraikiMi and «xu«*d
in<t> taka* M» t at • •»«■» it»’- ».»• f U «»-n
action, almost in entire disregard of |>ariy »tigm
(•vario't plurality .... ............... «71 Iffmtv ba trlltog Uvrta» |t¿*t «bat bia • l*fV-
arrlpthttt* to rv»mta-**-«l « f <Ur.
tb«r m*«lie
menL
Joint -««tat. r—
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;x»i up f. r * • a» « •>- tai «ralatlir ».
2.3*1 a»«! * «I f.r th d- .»<'..♦< ■ tn li »• »a- .
Thu overwhelming veto administrat'd by the peo­ F. J. Miller (rap.) ........ ................
that th«- mit f a im t afr«t*i u* l al ihu»
W. II. HyrJ («irui.-............ ............... 1 ,'•.*»
s--ilj and
t* taMp by iftlin#
ple ujmii the million dollar appropriation by the
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batten » **»io< tha »a * km • «laU;
Miller'* plurality........ ............... 643 • hat «i»» la tak.nr
last Legislature, should be a warning to future
*•«■en«» ar.- ifivlUNj L» mnatilt l>r
State sruaior—■
Ix-gislaluBrs that such gross extravagance in the M. \ Miller («lein.)............ ................2.4.ÍI» P’-r. »• by Ifitir. f»<r All c<-rrr«¡* n<l
« ia «rutlU’-d >JI aarmily «rcrtit and
IJtai
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appropriation of the people's money w ill not be G. W. ri<bt tr»p. 1 .........
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ar* ¡¿r»tecu*d by
.44 ki urte a-
Atfilrua» t>r R v.
tolerated. As this is the first tune the people have
Miller *■ plum Lt».......... ............... SW
«i..- Ih.ffalM N Y
l»rw ti tali t **-■
H * !>• pr »r.< b <Jth an ! b*ai tj la
used the veto power and. swing how effectually F. Re
M llruau i rap >............. ............... 2.OW .«’. I it) I»r r»»»rcv • t'4>mmoti Srnae MM-
they can block extravagant and unworthy appro- > l VI 11 >• r> P
................3.121 i al \dt M't ît I* /r»w Fur a pajw'f’
ariid 1 >r R V l*ure». Huf
....... 2 1*7? M>v« r«d
pr.ation of public money, it may be taken for K. E. 1 pmeyer (rap.
F. J l»eiin«-y iilein.l........... ’..'.....I.74W fai » X Y 11 « n*M'fii itami* to oorrr
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in
th btm1.a< 11 atanqm
granted that any appropriation in the future must V. VI. llobu* tt *tem.) ... ................ I.H3S . Ur 1'inT-« « i*«i.vta
eurv «doaupallock
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stmtton
«totn
lie meritorious in order tn escape their condemna­
Slirnfl—
tion. It may also be taken for granted that in the (>. >. Smith («leiu.l............. ................3.17« (Il W Cl I IltUMI CoVUtiNAIIUNS.
............... 2.U2II
future, when money is asked.for. in such liberal K L. White (r.j
—
I' »r Die convenient«» >»! our tmlronn
amounts ax.hav» been granted in the |>ast, the peo­
Smith'« plurality ;.... ............... IM *r IbavevffncUai tlw following clubbing
I lerk —
v«unbhialh»n*.
TLv prim natnrwl it»-
ple will require a full measure of value in return J County
W M. . r : ■ p.................. , , ........... 3,IV>H ■ lud*’« t
«4 »»« ription to lb«
for all moneys expend«!, especially in State Col­ B. M. ¡'ayua (ileiu................ ..............2,11*20 .'AiiliAin ><•*a:
The W«*«>kly <Irt ^unian
$2.00
legiate institutions. They will-question the wisdom
Miller*» plurality........
S»
Tlie Orv^ tn 1 »!»•<• «-wwk Jour­
of t!,C State <p'lid.!.>• fn-tll two to tl.f.e I. Uhdretl Knx»r«ter—
nal
..... . » ' I«)
Fnunan rep.'
The Oregon Wwkljr Journal..
............. 2,411
dollars per student at the State Uhiversity, the lirunl
liu A. 1‘hulps («h-iii ).......... ................1,330
Thq St. 14nit« <iDemocrat
»I 7»
Oregon Agricultural College, and the Normals,
Tta >ati Fnincinro Examiner
ILLIS
The Si. Y. Tribune-Farmer... . » ■*)
Fnunan's plurality.... ............... H61
when but eight to ten dollars per scholar can be
« Q
Tom H ataon’r MkH^axine .....
Treasurer—
given to the public schools.
All other publiratloiMl will ta obtain-
Jauir. Elkina lrap,j............. ................2.416
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W «• k>..» • Lal
* »tal I r»l pruAL
T*I6. l.n »
>panini lut
4 r»rl» •(
it.rxllr F- r
SitlaB srwtTiu*
’> ■Jail
Bfl
It will soon be a case of
resurrecting something
from the garret or closet
or coming out in a Spring
Suit -new, clean, stylish,
ami handsome.
a I. II AX Y
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AGRICULT
We have an almost ui»lituil<-.| variety ef choice
Cheviot», S« rgax and Scotch Mixtures.
JuUu Peer« S
T»i'<- II iri -wj
and Moline \
lllil'l« to Olili
man A Titj lo
American Fii
Tlicij re Masterpieces of Suit Making
We trust you will stop in fora moment’s look.
Wei
rill be imprea
with tbe
reasonableness of our prices a» wvll as with the
excellence of our Clothing.
THE BLAIN CLOTHINC COMPANY
T1«e I'ruysle • < IntiBtawr Mo«**«
•
Coiiipniir
... . ................1.-.I-* ol !<»r you at r«wluo»d raM, it taken in
A. J. Cal>!»«*il [dem.]
connection with the Sews.
Governor ChamlH-rlain’s re-election is and must
We ai*> *ril! mak«» the following offer
Elkius* plurality.......... ............... HO4
tor «'Inta, (or the New«.
be n-garded as an endorsement of his official acts Surveyor—
For a club o( 5, with a pa ¡«er for the
<i. Fi*Lrr [rep........... ................S.JJi,
as Governor during the j>ast four years. Never­ Hugh
getter up of the club,
Coroner—
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3.1S6
M th ¡•»¡«'r tor the
theless the RepuhHean newspapers and spellbinders VViliwiu I iirtmiller (re|>.|.
getter up of club, 110.
t<imrai»«toiier—
sought to show in every way possible that Governor I O. County
Any
of
the
above
offers require all ar
II. hutsell [rap.
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Chamberlain was not responsible for any of the H. R. Bo».11 d-in j.......... ................2,023 roar« to ta atiiiar<*<l up, taturo clubbtn,
offer la available.
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good things that occurred during his administra­ Fur prohibition....................
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tion. and that he was responsible for all the bad | Against prohibition ........... ..
Mr. J. Mon Fou.
An rxpvnvisead compounder of (hí­
things, which by the way were few, they could not 1
4 4M nc«4i lin di, mv*». MijervoMir lo iba lale
Majority for prohibition........
stuff such balderdash down the throats of the peo­ (gainai Leal < Iption ameixlnirnt
Hong Mo T ’ng, of Altany, Oregon, r*
now i>rt>|«artiI to furnodi Chlm-m* nitvli
ple. The people believed what the Governor said I fur local option amend tuent... 1,572 eine
t<» alb Th«* undersigned nvum-
Majority mminiit Amendment
w7 mot da him and guarantwm aatiafaction
in his public s|>eecbe8 all over the State. They be­
STATA»
(’all or writ«* him at No. 117 Wwl Joc­
lieved that he had made good in the past and would Uvtnrii» are in m«
atiffn lently Istabow th»- und Street. Albau>. Oregon.
rw
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«'h«rtii
«n
of
<»«»vvrn«»r
Charntarlaiu
by
make good in the future. Ity virtue of the Initia­
525
J im WaaTFAtx.
a plnratity of 21Ä.3, hr having nx'eive<i a
tive laws enacted by the people, measures that he • total 4>i 34.t<> 32,710 for Withycomta.
Ont». Shcal Oat*. Vetch flay
had recommended in messages to the legislatures, Jonathan R ound *, Jr , Iva.I h f«»r Unite*! rhreshed
1 bay« a quantity <4 thresh«-«! ««its,
Sta tei» >«-nator unii a plurality of 2,4o-».
Governor Chamberlain will be able to show during , Tta7
uu"vX Vrn L ^unm
...* * .~í
—...J Maa *M,<M'», alinaf oata, »nd vetch hay for »ale at mv
fami. three mile» South of Seto. All
the coming four vears that the State government1 for <o*rin, so,sa).
YViili- <
lla»l<-y In«» i|<if,i«t«»il l li.i- tlr»t-vlaaa and reasuuable.
can be supported without the necessity of a dirvet* V. <iall>>w»T Fir Ctingre»» in tlx- Fir«t
H. W. (ixiviu
tax ujton the people to do so. This is a task and ili»tn. t, the vute being, Hawley, l'»,74 >,
Galloway, 1S,(ND. Hawley'» majority)
duty that will devolve upon him, and if he is airled ’ 3,736.
where necessary by the Legislature and State offi-1 | W. R. Fili» was elected Conoreaamwn
in the Fecvm! district by a maturity six
cers. the people do not doubt his ability to make proachmg 171,00.
T4WK « ÀKU M. 31.
!
his words good. The |>eople have again trusted | On other State offices the Republican
TrntM» t rotea *•«<! !• ìaw|«*aa«a.
candidate» are elected l>y pluralities Mo I-
him. and who ever knew George E. Chamberlain to ranging from Z' i . d UU to 30juO.
i^NkTi - Ymjuln*
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The wnrtnest contra, ns* wn^wd in
violate a trust?
ArNYVH
A.fNMiy
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U.k) t* M
Multnomah Cuiinty for the otfice uf
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TO
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
i
IV lull- «M *T> n llk< IMIll II -J~. l<H.a,
1
In the humbler walks of life violatiui »f law, gen-
«-»relly of a ¡«tty form, are becoming far Ux> com­
mon.
When one considers this gnat array of unpun­
ished criminals the question is necessarily forced
upon him. “(’an the great American body politic
be considered a law-abiding people?” The query
will also be forthcoming. “Whither ar«' we as a
people drifting, and w hat will be» the final result to
ihe Nation, unh s a rad.cal change for die better
is soon brought about?”
Rut all is not gloom. Then» an» evidences all
over the country that the great undercurrent of
popular thought is having its influence. Men like
President Roosevelt, Governor Folk, Senator I-a
1-
Sheriff with the chances slightly in favor Mn Iralri
lratato Al'tiiv ...............
W AA r M
Follette, Mayor Weaver. Attorney Jerome, and Senator Arthur l’uc Gorman, of Maryland, is of
Sheriff Word
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CairvaUte
I.AA
’
“ arrtrcM Ya-juin*
ff <w *
other*, are becoming the mouthpieces of the law- dead. Senator Gorman was of that school of poli­ Tlx’ n«-xt I»'givlatnn' »ill tie largely
' Reinibluan, the Senate being cumpo*»l .
Trmtoaa To «noi > rosa* I»« trvlt.
abiding citizenry. They We becuoung emboldened tic« which believed in building up a political ma­ I .4
uf 2*4
24 RspubUcaii»
»ix l'xmocrat».
U«1 uliUran» and »IX
I »eniurnat«, No. A-
|««ve> Allwvny tnc
.....
1 «A M.
by the approbation of the public and as a result, chine nnd the manipulation of the votes of the and the H .use will I* componed of (KI Arrivo*
Istruii
. *........... il » M M
without a Itam-crat.
No,
*
the law-breakers and law-evaders are la-coming people to serve his own interest» The quicker the Republican»,
Equal S<iHn>K<- >* 'Isfvatvd by a nia/or-
iLtetroti
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I m r. M
Arrivo* Ai ony
A «u I*
alarmed. Courts, before whom a few years ago it Gorman’s, the Platts, the Aldriches, the DePews, ity of lO.ltlO.
Moat of tbe other amendments and
Trolno for <or»aliH»
s<»emed impossible to obtain convictions of these nnd jmliticuns of that class are eliminated from toil-alive
la»» are carried
The llarlow No. A—
IxMtvn* Alimny for('orvadlia ..... TWA M.
¡load
graft
1»
probably
defeat«.!.
millionaire rascals and grafters, now have their American politics, the better it will be for the
Arri ve* CorviùliA..... *.........
au* A M
No H>-
ears trained to the demand of the ¡icople for com­ Nation.
M
Imic» AN<«my
IMI SCIO M ARM. IS.
Ai rise* al Lorv»11 Mi
mon honesty and observance of law, and seem in­
No. •-
clined to render deci-ions in accordance with right
Linn County, by a large majority, has declared Tli« fallowing are irimi quoti <1 on la«T»Vr4 Allouiy.-.«
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» I» I M
Arrivo»
* «Jh*.
ol oat h wee t Ivy our dm ton.
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and justice. In other words, the common people, for prohibition. Now let the law be enforced to Thnruday
Irtili». lur Allmuy
bu»hel, ..... ..I
6'»
W bent,
■>
*ór
Mn. S-
who believe that law was enacted to be obeyed, the letter. Ix»t drug stores be compelled to live Oats,
« » A M. :
IxvkYttMi CnrvaJH« ..............
<« ton
21
Bran,
Arrlvwi
AiUuty
.
M
74» A
seem now about to have an inning.
up to the spirit of the law. Blind pigs, gallon­ Shorts,
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25
Nn. v
Laave*CnrtaliU
M
Now that so good a start has l>een made towards houses, etc., should not lie allow«! to exist. Let] Chop. <« *«
M
Arrivo* al .Mimay..
Hutter, (Connlrv |wr roll
honest administration of government and the cxe- us make Linn County in truth and in spirit a pro­ Eitg*.
Mo
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" <lnj«a, ....
4Wr.M
ignave*(’orvailte ...**** .. ...
cation of law. it behooves the people to keep the hibition county.
l’hii ki-n», “ pound
i
Arriva« Arias«)
....
••or,
Mrfular
»und»)
Irala».
ball, labeksl “Good Government and Rigid Execu­
?
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The election has demonstrated that, while there
tion of I jiw Without Fear or Favor,” rolling. It
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behooves us to discover more Roosevelts, more I .a I are a few mon* Republicans than Democrats in
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Folk-lies, more Folks, more Weavers and Jeromes. Linn County, the people will not vote for a man
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Our troubles heretofore have not been lack of law. for office whom they believe lobe unworthy. They
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but lack of enforcement of law. These men have will not tolerate as u candidate for office a man
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been elected to office, not as Republicans nor as whose public acts are of questionable character.
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W*.- do • <• »neral Cuafom Milling tluatn»»«
t»od on Salo
Flour
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B»u,hl
and
Flour and
r——
F*. Hanged
We are In th* Field for Bualnea» and
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We have for •»!« a Ar»t < )a»»-»aw mil)
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tha* i» » «thv -I the attention of-----
lumberman who is kx-king for «urli
property.
Tli» mill is capable of cutting 25,1»»»
tael of lu to tar in ten hottm
■». has st-len-
did ««nginv ¡-•wwr, < ul rL
A and edging
latrwl np-bwUte planer, turn­
ing lathe, ha« logging engine with (KM)
feet t»f t'able etc.
With the mill in inclmtal -UH) acre* of
flna timtar
Log» on ta put into tha
m <-•( wf
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t ernt»
» nt” per
I ’ r th inuttid
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The price for th«- whole lm«in«-»« it • 10,
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For |i»rticular» inquire <4 lb«
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PHOIOOKAPMS.
M»k» il a point. «In« lu Altiany t<
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into J.
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curtan, la
We»t Second »treet, m-ar Ly*»n.
Notic«
* Al! tarife» kno«üig lhem»etve» Io»
<lel*te«l 4 U> the nndereigned «111 J'ltstae
i-all and »eitle at once, 1 must hav»
money to replace my »tack of c-»»l» toot
by Aré.
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Arrivo* al ex»vaili*
Mn 11 >
I avvn Albany...«.**.
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Affivra al I or vali te
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Ali<»CH«1 ai«nv* trvlMciHinn I «ilh ^-Hilbeni
PeeiAc ( ctiijokny tram». tMMh at Aluany amt
« <• vaili*, aa weil aa trai» Aw ln*<n»il, alvina
direct «mV re to M«« j«or1 and
braUto«
w» »eil *• !lr»-Hrwlni*h ifot A( m In«*»
F*< fort her intonualkm ap|My to
J.C MATO,Gen IV«* Agt.
H II. n»»LK*. Agovit. Alleinjr
Il II ( K«»N IHK. A«antt Corvailta.
OM DEXIK. AGAIN.»
After three months* absence from Scio, Tam
again at the bench ready and anxious to r«pair
your
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I can also repair engine* nml other machinery.
Bicycle Repairing a specialty. I can do the work or
direct how it can be done.
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Wet Kst> «•• Musai»«« S t .
nxinn siutkxrs
OM-tiin« Idas County Boy»,
Proîrtntsr».
J. G.GILL, D. M. D.
hip <Irritai oftice
In Fein an*1 >• prrparwi
U» »I* tìr-< ciar*
work in all
l»Tsnr!u-*«»l «Isntlstry.
Graduate
Malte up
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The lta»t T'are I» Eta
in Portland is »I*. ....
Ila« fwt
Natter.
If yon «ant any rejnir» Air TotTT
bintier, mo«rr, or rake, now t» the time
to order. I nave the ortlorr here ami ««
ail! get them for y<»> in time. IS>nt
t a*a«a« \Vn»xt>v.
5B> wait till harr»»t.
4'hamlwrlain'a plurality.......
Secretary of Slat«—
Frank IV, lle-'wu« -rai
2.FV
fail torri lie u«»w
and get <!»«• iib <*
bright
Sawmill fur Sal«--A Snap.
Enact atxl Amend Tlteir Charter»—Yes,
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For C«,u»tituliiuial Amendment to Al­
low the stat« Printing, Hireling and
Printer* t ompeniatton to Ba U«*giilale«l
by law at Any Tin«««—Y e», 17.1, Nu. IN.
Fur Constitutional Amendment for
the IwtMiti«» au*i Referendum on lavai.
Special aixl Municitml la»» and Part*
of la«»—Yr», 1ÛJ. No, 36.
For a Bill for a law Prohibiting Free
Pa»M» and Lhacriuiination by Railroad
C<itu|«uu-e and Mher Public Service
Corporations— Y«-*, lot). No, .'ta.
For an A< t Retjuinng S4«-ep4tig Car
Companie» Refrig« nitor Car Ci iwpann*
and (hl CutnpaaiM to Pay au Annual
Licaiw L'po«Ureas Vatiiiug* Y«<e. I7'.i.
N... 16.
Foran Act Ilo pii ring Klprras CYnu-
panie». Telegraph Com|s>nie» and Télé­
phona Comt«tu«* to l*ay an Annual 14-
•ru»e I pun tin«» Far h i ng»— Y re, INI.
No, I».
Tits oartrrv.
The following is the total vole thrown
for rack « atuluiate. iiv a cloee KruUav
of the «ame it will lie seen that Linn
County i» Itapublx-an by about IMil. I h<
('«ninly ha» (and Goveruor Chauibrrlaia
the complimento! giving bini ttx«rv than
7<NI Tot «a m the lra«l of hi» ticket. Or
nein» the other Sfate oAtcrr»* Tote as a
basi», lie I* nearly lWX) votes to tlie g<»»l
(«•Temor—
»•«•orge E. Chandierlam (dem
2..W»
Jame» U d h roo nib— frep.
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l.AM
5cio,
If you «ant tn
Bell it il it can In-
buy, I can find tl
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For ftacordxr of ( onvryaneee— Biootn
IS, Etonian SA, ITielpa Ulf
For Surveyor—kl»bvr UM, Mealey .W.
For Com net—Fort miller 18A, belly 40
For Coiinty < omtnowinner — Powell
Th- Electtan pa»«-l <-fY quietly in Seta 1J+, llu-weli i*t, S«anlan<l 14.
U»‘a*’li a number of jm i ~ ui » wrr«- quite
For<>r A|taiii«l Stack Kunmtutat lard­
u»<" to carry th« ir |«rticiilar taunts.
in I Jnn County—X 64 ; ho 156.
TbA- <x-»o< K.,rlb an>l South Scu> pre­
For County’ Prohibition, ss, A|{an»t
(onnty Prohfbiima IX!
cincts
a» follow»
For GoTernor—Am«« F, Bar»».- 14 I
For Justice of the P vacw . Pwtrict No.
Cbamlwrlain 14M, Wilhyi-ombeBH.
?■>— Clia. E Nolan 71 . Fur Constable
»Ar fta -wtary «•( State- Benwm •!, John Marr» 64
Br<'»n21, Mrlhinivl 36, Sn-at 112.
For J uki ice of the Peace, North Hex»—
Yer Atlornrv-iieneral Bru I.S,Craw­ li. Shelton HO, For (unitele, Cliffofti
ford HA, Miller lb*' Rutherford 17.
llarruld, 63.
For Hupcrini«nd*ul of l*ubli«' Instruc­
tKitisnve *su >.«> s«u.»r>i » ranno»».
tion— Acscrnian 111 H'>»»«er 37. Hheak
••Shall Act Appropriating M-tioy
ia
For State Printer—Cooper 21, l«uni- Maintaining Insane Asylnm, I'enilen-
tiary, liawt Mute. Blind School, t'niver-
wav AA, tlawk 12, Taylor HS.
tor C.uniuisaioner of latair—ll -ff I2D. •itv, Agricultural 4 oll.f«- ami N-wnuvl
Sellouts Be Approved?’ —Yw, 33. No.
Richard* Ml.
i’4r- OnaarUMmsn — uwlloway 125, 1S2.
For E<|ual Suffrajm C«-n»Uluttonal
(•V6»n 16, llnwlry 6|, Myer» 15
Far Vnited stat«-» M-nator. !•> Fill Va- Amrmlmenl—Yea, 62. No, 142.
For Amendment to th« i«al Option
Oauey <>uuld 26, Mulkey W7. Steven- 43.
Fe» t'tiit«»4 Stat»» senator, regular law. tiiving Antl-I*n'hii'iti«»ni»ta and
teem — Bnnrne nt, (««arm 134, Paget 13, Prohibitionists E‘|tial Privilege« — Yre.
III. No, Wt.
Mmato is.
For La» to Abolish Tolls on the Mt.
Fbr Jo.nt Senator—Byrd 101. lleukel
II imm I and llarl-w lUaol ami Providing
W. Frank J. Miller TV.
for
It» (»» nersldp by lb* Stalo—Ye», 30
•4r State tfonotue—Goocb 7, M. A.
No 167.
XGder lta. Wrigi t ffli.
For Constitutional Amendment I'nx
'Yr H. j riwetitauv«'»—Bmwn 65, llott
Mt Upmeyer HI, Henn -y 112. Robnelt Tiding Meth<»l of Amending Constito-
flu, Stratton 101, Blevliw 10, Preet*« 24, liun aa-l Applying the Keleretxlnni to
all laws Ancciing
l<x-iing (tanatee
!k«,»1K ttoiaal
Hr-aai Con
Con- ­
Utanm IS.'
For Mierifl—Morg-vn 11, Smith 146, vention» and Aniendmenl* Yoe, 143*
4*
'Uhih- AO. .
ForCon»titutiona> Amendment tiiviug
For ('«'iinty ( l«wk —Miller 100, twvh»
'Nu-w awl. Tew»« i.**lu*iva Power to
lOttTtadal» >J
•W.rw w ill. Ï
■arm and city
ar.lfl'on Uia usual
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REAL EST.
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Eull line of the famous “IHamoml W”
< iinm-d (roods, Spices, Baking Powders and
Extracts constantly on hand. We gunrantee
them.
Ylililí
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Spices, Tens, Coffees, Extracts, and Baking
Powders satisfaction or your money buck.
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Maninwtli F<s*d Shed, nf Allany, on
."Nv-nd Slrwt. i» no» ready (or lai»,aro»,
with aert.mimdstl- ir. ttrrt-r brforv of'.
(«rtsl tho agncullural txildic. Priva in.
»h«n you come to AÌbany, and Irt n»
prove io yon lui« attenti«* am! acconi
nioiallnK we are
1T.Z3 TCMX.nrcCK. LtSMt
WANTKIh— Mrn in oarh alato to travet, I
p »*t aign«, edvrrtiar ami l«avr »an»pin*
A •d < tir gtaida. Salary |7«S tw»r m»>nth |3
: per <lay f»»r ri|«*nN»*a. KUIII..MAN Gtfr., ‘
i>ef't S, At'.na IU tm A. Chiomgo.
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