«F-«s* *
• •
<
fe
start has i»en tnadu The return of the giiynni
NatureAi Way Ts Best
merit to the interr^tc <4 the whole rg-’4|ki 4. Jr-s
IT«-
atr*>(<iheninf and i «u*
^M»«a ijuii » *«e, n >a3. lift*,
Nu.Mlna |4 a <»*4
chrv«♦»»«-. Iln<<-r
(bufali Hfafaal aam I • »ttto.
itined to be much more rapid than it was to dac<<
MM
Ao*
4»
.
11»«
.»
«liw»»M* »• pur
Purtiaud. Orw*g»*n. Ju'y
*IN»I.
ao«d by Ilf
la h»ll*»a n< a fiar
it in the interests of plutocrat»' . When mem like Noi lU’l’ »• hefwtoy
thal tofem«
NtUuri • iMun of rv-’Ma.rvti* health
ifaCK* «tlL l|.« tftr**«i«»4>n» **f thr tri rd
t!«p »»••*• OAlnFal
that It j
Room*veil. Eolk L«h’>Ilettf urr
others, are ,'«»
fc-»rre.
Jnt,« t
*»;* •■».titiftwl,
An
Vtjl
rilrarfe frutu »»alle* nodk'iu»! na*t«
t»i»>hrr la«i<i« m »he
•P rapidly l^ing brought to th*>-*bir and the grant, Art fo< thr «aie
KrpATvd hl pr»»ft-*«r« «fx»u<hl »ml t»f
»» «*«t»^ittir» *»t »«»‘1 Umr » ih J
<»f < al ferma. Orveon, \«»»« »,
force of public opinion, for the right is behind. Stale»
na«
w.diaari ihr u*r ut alr«*b«d. ami
• im I H »«hingt *> r»rrVpnr. ’ •• ectr<MÌed
«KÌlIfu] •ufliluntM«»« în Juri ihr rtgfit
•h< m - vl.»wi it, l<t x*»r.*. pupuuo for men to du* fa all thè Pntdto lan i Mate» hy art «d bp
pr t|»<thM>a
A«»ru»t 4. *»'CÌ. William llrrt»n*r,<»f Hcm,
l M«l a» Inerbatimi* of Ix l'lrrrr’ft
right and to punish n»gue<j, whether they lie rich <'**<ii:tY,
of t.inn. Male » t Oregna, ha»
M«M>< »I IhwnriWY. lUack i h«rrv
n<«
>■ IUI* «»
ir poor then th* Uu of deliverance inrun the ll*i» «tay file»! in tl»»« ottfor hi «««»m hart. Q»«‘*ri»'« n«»?.
» ' m al r»»»l
»4» I < i
1 . K .
■tatecnent No. HM7N. far tl»r |»t»rch«w
IU«M«irvad and Mm« root «fixlally *vrt
du’xhe- of> plutocracy 0i*nnoLbe far distan».
Hktt
•*♦
«€•
ÍU
t
of
JxM»
.♦
ami
4,
afai
n.
W
*«
ut*
«m> tî»<a»»'Mi • r«»M.
«rwr tht*aiC U-mbR. and thT* *!>»•»«»«
So there is inuah to miciu
the jieople in die Mwlb»»n N ». IN. in r»»«n*htp No II *<juth. *1tT
• 1« »lrr»r<<er. « «*«vrfv» *n rvmrd)
Range N<». 2 h«»t, «mt «di **ffvr moffa
pursuit.ot refoif»1 an-f h.me-*«y and justice in the •ho» thal tl««* land MMitfht t» m*«rr «ahi* far l*rvHo*hlti« Lari neri * rhroutc ctvugha
S f
!■> ■» .< «X I <T*
rttarrh and lundnal atlmmi«
<d «J «. ...
i.eace.
: a A ’ t*hn«niVi3iri<>fn<*j* public affairs. And the people »aldr !» r il* timi»* r **r *to«»r than for
Th* at«»*r narivr
al«* lyiar ihr
ag’ h ullrgal | urt••»■ *. «od l» v«lahli*|i
i M»
.e.a.a . .*«•••« ..
Mw*.
-
‘
•trv<»ir> >l p««*« »r rnd«kfw*mmt fr**m 11.»
v
li
k<
ep
hn
*e»l!
’
Tilling.
t<xi.
They
are
lieginning
’ in» «¿aiti* 1«» *a»d lami beforr thr Reg*
Irndhuf »TMMi i »•»!■«• Filer • of all Ihr warf al
lit*««
«1 » ml ‘ J - y» *«•
. .
*«•«••»
••••••• ... i 7-’» ¡
•cli>«d* of |O« Iler. f»»r Ihr ruh' *wwl «Mill
•n,i »«»-, at • 1 1 of J Via a.
... s UH Í to «e p ar Isov ’krtigurously ntsar the precipice of fffifear «nd Re«ri««*r »1 thr lata! Ottì*>* al
uf
ihr dia» **«-• tiumrd »la»/» l«ut al«** b»t
*
Par
Ila
od,
Oregon,
on
Irriiay.
thè
I4th
76
'»* «o Ale m ad»ai .1
...
....
di:-*.4c
’
ti*i
Nation
had
dnftr*H
They
have
Ira-
fadIgrMkift. tor|«»r »»f hvor, « lRlk»u«
•far <4 N*|»trmUrr. IW *L
'•pevwuau*lti*a ili a-l.am.. .
i»r«*. ofaUnal* c*cM*«U|aalhMi IkWtiM*) ai»d
il«* nani«*» a» »itn« »«««
John Mam.
Mtofto»v«yi • « arep|«-r........................
...................... ft ♦ a « • • • ■x>mv e itinatod to the fact that every voter has a
bl ad* Irr iriMiMr* »»J catarrh m> matlor
I of Ìar««nib, Orv«t»»n, F rank !. J. mi «*». of
Mei. J IV
»■ It l 1*1
ut;tx ct> ¡s*rfomi and that he can safely delegate Sri«», tbegim ; ir«d Jotte», <4 S i«», Ore» ’•h« n* h« abri
Y au dtfa'l htv« to la Irr fvp |»b-r. »
<^«a«-l li.ar.ka
................
.
ttoai duty to no other |»erson. He must perform it g»*n. atei Al. W Vtomati, «4 Ijuumb, •ar M* a^niMR aa U» tht*. what hr ria
Haaa-lal olfttuar* m u « , mg I a.
♦C|
(vr hl»-* l>i•*-«»*rrp • I* hackuri up h» llvw
< >r*«gon.
'tim'Mrlf and the peqtetuity and welfare of the
^<1 trfalnl »r*l*tiu|» • «uuií-* X* l* r ì » u « k . ..........................
• fri MT» »»! Ihr irKl.ftrtiihi nl n - * II» ihr
tny airil all per»o«i» < iaHiiititf »«Itrrw**
I > n ltrrtuing ¡«r lux- ,n> »
m«x|it'al
A r»M|iir»i by i«»«ta*
ly II»«' al* v» «Ira» nia*»! iai»»l* ai«1 rr>ju«i»l-
Nation <n*|H,nd'ti| >n ho»e well he does this duty.
J«ap4.. ».i, 2. iluo.g.» j»r
m.« >K
ranl
<< hrilrr. »ddrv«a«<d u» Ix K V
••• »4.UU,'
tifo tlwir claim in tho» •«ftri'v « hi or
|*H r-'-r. Uxttax» X 1
!<< a lilt»»- t«M»fc
This returning of the Government to he inter- r«kU*
ie r inai*...............................
10’
bel re *aid Htb «la/ t»f Net»trtwi«rr, BMNl.
»*f r«tract* fr»»m etmurnl m*dirai au
» y 4»** ♦•*» fi *«»^e l . !ä : L»*W, |M f ' UU 11«,
«fe rats of the people is due solely to the influence of
Ufarilfa» •»mfaraiiM th* ItMflrrriimta
hu
l'iatf !>>»>■ <> nl>a> ta hr ..l.irtiaing ma 1* • i. u , h -ali >
tn«rik:im», «Hl brina a Itliìr t«w.h fn<
the inde|xm lent, voter in ¡oliLcs. So long as peo
thaï I* worth/ «4 four it ten t b h » if
-
««•II«»
|«»M
1’1 MIH «II«««.
nes-ding a a»»«! «ato, r» hablo r«'if»«riy « t
ple were held firmly i>*und by the ties of ¡»arty j
h»t’.M*n
for lh* « urr «*f ahno«l
peu plu w/.¿ , v ; n in
ïn '.).
fealty reform was impossible. But when a consid
cuj old rhrvmu >»r lina nng malady.
TIIIWKM UAMt» «<T. MW» i« tN"t»
fX |*1«n r‘« I* vaut I*. Irl« ruf»
Mate»
<<hto.
erable fortion of the ¡»eople refuse to support l>ad
«lipit
»
One hll.M IVlift I |ft » grnlfa
l»r*July
P*»L
Kt*»• AYm-nt-tfi civil , war ax an epoch in our Na men for office and have political indepenfence I 5<>TI( E w hereby
la tati««, »’ai l»o a mild rathartje
|/n«n lluil iti itiui’
Hi« mt<«l tahtald» ho«»k f» r both tnm
tional history can rightfully It* pointed to as the enough to vote for the other fellow reform hat- 4 (UiAfM* with tire ijro%l«i* tt» *d the Act t»l
I • ■
i
<
’
««ngrv*«
<»(
June
3
«u*lith'«l,
"An
i*ust important perr«j tn *ur> N.«ti «ud develop- then begun. Reformation is never accomplished | Art l*»r th«- **h* <4 tiiiitarr
Sen*» Medical Ad*
id the
triwr A *t*lmdM i«w-i»a<*
t*e«L«i» wore than one re«|»ect. While the central .by a party standing pat. e It is necessary to do Male« of California, <>r<><* o.
/ultime, with •»ii<rsMfa<a
and rui.Hrwl plato». A copy,
W«*hingt *n rrrnt*«ry. •« »*il«*iHl»d
(faiutv offUar great Nali<<ud dnuna was the dem- things and do them differently than has been cus •nd
pa|wr-e<>vrr«M will he a*»ni
to all thr Public land Mat««» by «it ul
U» .«»yene wnding tl ernia
uftsinUT» 4.the vita! fact that the Fnited States tomary with .he old ¡»arty. It must rebel -«gainst la<u»l 4,
Mary t
Brenner, of
In onernnt alampa, k> i»a/
-•*r»o. C<»unty »4 Linn. Btate <4 <>rt^«n,
was «(, N at«* in accordance with the most com- political leaders whose pnnci|>al aim is self-ag- has
ihorvwipf ma Una »»n/v fa
thie «lay
in Itiie <»tttre h»»r »aurn
Dr H V Pterx-r llutTalo, N
njete definition of the terra instead <ȣ beiu*r a
•Ultrmefit,
No.
fiy«V.
for
U»n
ptirrh»»«*
ut
grandiiement rather than the welfare of the peo
1. C k>th I m » uim Í. JI ftiaaup»
fo.i« | nn ! 2, awl the I
*• of N U . s4
<4 («rtnerthip of little nations call’ I States and ple. When a public man, such as President Roose - i
i <i N ■ ¡fl I
i<-I | N-. I i v - mi 'L.
frwo which jiartnendiip one or mon1 of~ the j»art- velt is showing himself to be. is elected to office Kanee
I .»»t an I will
j : - i
«hot* that th« land *"URht i« im»r«*
•with draw at pleasure, a new and m<>st the people must and will hold up his hands. The I to
valuabfo for it» tiuilwf or *l*»n«* than for
vital feature wa*>b0rn. vix.: that of sixs-ially- fight against plutocracy, the trusts, the bene •tfncultaral |Mir|**••••, nod l<> retabliah
i her claim to «aid land Itefore the Ite^i»-
1 I HI « «Mil %«». « I.
pnvileged ci&saea
ficiaries of special privilege, land grablauw, ter nibl n«*«*i\rr at the land <>tti*»*«i
frmUt« I rum and ft» )iu«|i ln«,
Taking advantage of the Nation’s exam* boodlers. and public plunderers, will probably be a Portland, Orvgon, fcrulay, the 14th day Mo 1-
»pteinbvr, 1’0».
i«ruxrM» Y*» juin* ........
T •«» .
neceasicie«, plutocracy forced (ongn s to conees- long and bitter one, but in the end the people will ! of "Io*
* ; t v • • ' '• •» » !.«
name» »» witneeer»
John Mart».
ArrlvtM a . mm » y
U. U
I
of
l*acoutb,
<
>r»yon
;
I
rank
L
Joitee,
of
kons that made it possible to create fortunes so win because their cause it just and right.
S.» : -
rk io, Ortwon
t r» »l Jone»,
S io, Drt*
Titln Imr»« *.«»mnv
. EJ «•. r M
u*k>saal and so quickly that the Wwrid. even t<*lay,
gun, an<l M
W. Y«*>tnAii, of Lm>uih,
*
•
«m«
............. ....
I «’.
“
«»rit.*
Upifi«...^»,,
6
stands astonished. In order to preserve the .mN«- WE MUST START THE BALL RULLINO
< k»*g-*n.
Any aim ! «¡1 |mrw»nt* claiming luheb»*-
linltn lu »»»«i | r<»»u P
<<ny of the Nation, the value of property estimated
ly the i»l>ove-de«u rita*J land* are rv«|uvi»l- Ito »
|x-» •* AEviny foc I*rfroit
I Ma
Nearly all of our .astor towns and cities are im «>i t«» fll» their claim tn thia office **u nr Am
iJU ’housaml» <4 millions «4 dulla'2« wax by the
i « • Introït
h
r M
<lay of >«|»temburv HKK.
Un »
Minp)« srrofce
the pen destroyed forever. The proving and progressing. Scio ffi practically stand Imfurv *«1'1 14th
AL u KKNON S. |>kKnn».M,
i>
l»v*
.W—. 1 »' 1*. M
ïrn mai
Register.
shackles of tiondage of nine uullions of African ing still this Summer. Barring Dr. Prill’s new
> w r M
Il
»
I
O*»
•
>1
««•*%»
•in».
slaves wen* struck off, while at the same time vtlux building there has been practically no im
Will»
I OH 1*1 III l< UHM.
No. »-
lxw\ «w Aî’u»i> for < orvgCt»
7 a a . Mu
Gongn-sa was enacting laws that made possible provement in Scio this year. Railroad develop
Arrive« CorvAllia.,................
. M < Ma 1
riMl'KK t »Ml *<t, H SB 3. 1S7H
No !•-
the enslaving of the entire producing classes of ment is the talk all over the State, yet our citizens
rnit.-.l State« Ian.l Offic**,
I 4M vt*a
jr
.... . .7 »» E M
Portland, Oregon, Julv 2, 111 *'>
are making i;<> effort to have Scio included in the
Arrive« al c orvwlila
. h r M
tb»\ Nation.
yoTU'E ia hereby given that in com- Mo m
f?)v very few incipient laws that plutocracy was improvement. Now, while railroads are not liable pliauce with llie pr*>vi*ii>M u( the a»t of •i • \
«ee^Tja r M
AlttVe# < ih LMlli*
.......... .. —
•isr. H
able to force Congress to enact at th%b time have to be built in the non-|>aying districts, Scio should, Cwuitr.'»« of June 3, 1H*K. rut.tled “ An
IrslH« lur
Ail for the sale uf timber lain!, in the No. 1
licen added to at session after session during the not lx1 included among the non-paying points. To Stat.« of California, Oregon, Scvada, Ì4«vr« Ct»rVMlH« ,„w. __
*- 4» \ M. '
Arrlw* Ail«Mit> . ........,
«II» A M
a.I.i' /toll T-rrit. r>
.i- ••»!.
more thsn forty years that have elapsed since the sav nothing of the ordinary freight traffic in farm i • to od all " the
l*nblie l and State« by act ol N* .■
products,
stock
and
merchandise,
which
is
not
in
I
»
<
V.«v
«%:
I*
...
......
____
_
tX4N
I*. M
great struggle. So gradual and w> stealthy have
luguat F. Is'rj, Caroline Waddle, of Ti-
Arrivvi» at AiiiMiiy .
M
b*-en the encroachments of plutocracy that it has considerable, our lumber facilities are unlimited. < ganiaville, County of Washington, state No 7-
' of Oregon, ha* tin-day tiled in tld« office
l«mvrra<*orvttllUi
..
* ou r. M
been most difficult to arouse the American people Even with the mills we now have, all of which are her «worn -tateinent, So, t.usii, for the Arrivo» AI’»tiy..Wm. ......... ...a B.M» 1* M
I rniti«.
to the fact that they «3? being bound hand and small, 1<M»> cars of lumber could be supplied annu imrchaae of the \ E. of Section Ao. ' No. •- Ktgular
22, in Tounchip Th. 11 South, Range
V **• Cor valila
foot to a slavery that would be produativu of op ally. As la-fore stated; <axr lumber facilities are Xo. 2 Eaat, and a ill offer prtad to abow M«
i M
Arrive« at A Hain y
.....^.
pression and misery far tn excess of what the unlimited. Thousands of acre.* of the finest of that *Jia land aou.lit ia more valuable No. 14M II l orvwlH«.
: for it* tiinla-i or atone than for agricul
....li Jh A. M
virgin timber awaits the lumberman.*« ax. Fine tural imrpo.ee, and to eatabliali hercJauu Arrive» al Alt«»/ ........
black man suffered.
. U U 1* M
No.7-
t<>
aai.l
land
before
the
Kegiater
and
Ke-
hx-ations
for
large
mills
are
abundant,
which
could
lume <4 the far-sevuig statesmen of the Civil
IxwivmOjrvalila..........
. ... « i«»r M
ceiver at the I ami Office at Portland,
at AlUvtiy
............
a u» r fo
War days could see what would be the Alture re- easily' ku*d one or more trains daily. These facts Hregon, on F'ri.lay lha Uth »lay uf Sep- No. Arrive«
x ’
tendier,
li*»'..
we
should
make
known
to
the
railroad
people.
If
Ixwvra
Allwnjr^,..«^.
.^
..
—
A M
suits to the American people from the legislation
Arrive» al Corvallis
...» __
I
She nainre aa aitne——
John Mare,
• V A M
we
wait
for
them
to
search
us
out.
every
other
No
It
that was then being enacted. The Congressional
of laconib, Oregon; William Hrcnner,
I a uro» APanvyv ........... .... .............M fe r M
Scio, Oregon
f rank 1. Joni-a, of Scio,
Kecord of those days will show the notes of warn- portion of the country will surpass us in develop of
Arrivo« al C«wvalli« .........
i X r. M
<»iegou, ami Al. W. Yeoman, of iau-oiiib,
No.
A
hx »here sounded. But despite the warnings the ment.
l^’uvtva Allany
........
Oreg*m.
V
a ia r M
Undoubtedly within the next ten years the Wil Any and all ¡eraona cla.miiig.a.h.irite- Arrive« al C«»rvaili*
legislation was enacted which, with subsequent
All
<»f
it»*-
«!««•»«
trait*
ctMiiMw
(
with
ly the ab>>ve-dea>'ribed lamh>are re<pi»*at-
legislation along the same lines, has brought our lamette Valley will l»e covens! with a network of ed to tile their claim* in thik office on ur i’a* irh- CoiuiMny (Twin«. Ia»tb at AI'
and
valli«, a« well •« tnln for iM-tnril, «Ivo»«
‘
electric railways. If Scio will simply get a move before «aid 14th day of Septetnlwr, Ilan. C«»i
Nation to its prosent condition.
din*« I atrvwr to \r»|«»»1 «ml a«tj»*•'•**
•*<■»
Au.nasow S ItKKaaKH,
•a «i'll a« ItiV'lfctibiKh I|<>t «*| ln<««
While it is true that our Nation has increased in on she can have one of the first lines that reaches
Keglater.
>’<* further ink*niiatkNi a|>|dy to
|s>pulAtion.more than a halLhundrod millions and out South from Salem. A line from Salem through
J.«’ M A TO, •«?». !*<•• Agt
««»il«» »un n im« ifiu>.
n II RriLKM, \g» nt. Attain/
our National wealth has been multiplied many Stayton. Scio, and on to ladwnon would have a
h
l|. < HUNlMlC. Agoni, l orvalll*.
T1MI.KK u*h *<■», Jt'XK 3, 1K7H.
limes, the conditions of the wealth producers have ¡aying ¡atronage from the start. But if we re
t'nilnl Stittct I jok I Ollie**,
Albany hardware Company.
r>*rtl«iMl. Oregon, July '.*, I'AMJ
•vuX.kept j>ace with the increase of population and main dormant if we do not' make the fact known
The Alliany Hardware C<>. haa llw
SOTIl L i* lierrb» girftn tl,«t iii'oti’
wealth. Class legislation and special privileges tliat Scio is on the map and that sh*» is situated in , plmiiee with the |>r.ni'<iuii* of the Set of l«s* alock in town, ftiMUia »1»’ ehraimt
onitrwM of June 3, 1ST«, entitled “An {•lace to trn.le, Stln agnate tor Vaha-
have buildmi such colossal fortunes for plutocracy, the finest of agricultural and stock-raising wcJjons I t '.*t
I no oil. JIS and A'l lirat st. Albnnv.
I d * the *»le of timber laud« in the
who have enjoyed these privileges so long, that we are liable, in the future as in the past, to be state- of < aliforma, Oregon. Nevada,
Waabiugton Territory, ’ as extend«!
they now W k u [ i < j * i them as vested rights that passc*d by. Our immense forests of timber; our and
to all the PuLlic lalxl Stair« by act of
should not nor could not be taken from them. Imnks of the lx*st mineral- paint on earth; the best I Annual 4, IHII3, John A. Wadille, of Ti-
.■ar.iaville, fount, of Waabiugton, stat.
Their fabulous fortunes have led to the natural section of the Suite for flax and hemp psoduction; oiOr.-gon.
*>** this day tiled in thia office
our
splendid
dairy
region,
all
await
development.
The B»>t IT are U» Eat
III* *«<>rn -fatcinetiL,
*V»M1, for the i
result arrogance, disregard for law, and a gen
m I’orilAuJ in at
(To do this capital is required and in order to at )«itvl,a«. of the s. E. '« of Section So
eral domineering, aristocratic ftwliag.
! if, in Towiwhip No. 11 t ottlh, Kangr
These conditions have finally culminate*! in a tract the necessary capital we must maku *iur nat- i No. S Fait, and will oflrr proof to allow
’
| lha' the land e>ughl ia tnorv valuable
■ toous ural advantages know n.
revolt* of the people against plutocratic methods
‘ for Aft timber or atone than for agricul- !
A
t tu « Watrr Eoix-r Moamaov S t .
and the beneficiaries of special'privilege- If
1 ha m To this end some sort of organized effort on the tural nurptaw, and loeatabliah hi*claim
_
______ ______________________
taken a long time to counteract the influence oi»J*art
of r our citizens
is necessary. Development U> *ai<l laud before the Kogiater and Ke- j
Riysr. MWTKXIIS
.river at th« Land Office nt Portland, ;
plutocracy in the minds of public men, and in the will not hunt us up. We must meet her more than Oregon, on Friday. t’*e Ilth day of Sry
Old-time Unti County Koya,
deliberations of Congress, legislatures and the half way. Opportunity awaits ua if we will only , teinlier, 1M>WI
Propnttor«.
llr nano-a aa wittHMne*
Jolm Mar»
rt
take advantage of it and push and keep pushing
la. omb. Oregon, William Brriim-r, >
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t our advantages.
"There is a tid*» m the affairs of •I Sc,»>
9ô<G>^û9ûà<îûûûVû0t>ôûÛ64i></ÛÂ
llrrg, n
Frank 1. Jonrw, of S<,
Uiisrunpleasant to look upon the assassination of m(,n
)ta|dg on to f<)rtune.” Ld Us make it of
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Oregua, and M. W . Yeoniaii.of lacoinb, è
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Presittbn? McKinley as a pubhc blessing. Not easy for this tide to reach Scio. Let us dean up, ! Oregon.
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Any an ! ail pervon* claiming ad'erae-
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that he was an «ppresaor or an enemy tbthe inter- paint up, remove unsightly rubbish from public
H äm e*tAlilií»b«'»! hta «Irritai
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ly th- al«>.*r-drwrila«l lamia are request- ♦
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esta of the masses of the people, but because his places and make our town as pleasant and inviting «1 to «!• their claima in thia office <>n or J»
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in Feto ami i» |»rv|Mml
before «aid 1 Itl. day >4 Sept.- uber, l’«ai. i O
•k.0. pla..,! Thwdor. Ii...s. .elt at the he.,I of a. K-aible. Sek>'. .leee
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to do ttrul-tT»**
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lh,..N»on. Sine Mr. ^.«velf. in.Ull.tion U ™£rpn“
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chief inagi-trate then
radual return
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Many newspaper» are e.xarrising themselves over
brunch«*» <4 «font »»try.
of the government to the interests! af the people.
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While il i> two that plutocracy still has a strong the possibility of William J. Brvan’a possible can-,
I’niled NCatoe land
Ôflûûd »ft««
These newspapers
Portland, Oregon, July .T, IMWL
influence with the Senate, that influence is waning .Isiacy for the presidency.
certainly view Mr. Bryan as a dangerous Ito the
NOTICE ia hereby given that in com- '
•tnd that of the people is growing. So with the Republican ¡>arty * man. They do not deny but what rhan»r
with the priwimone of th«* art of
close of She first session of the f>t»lh Congress it the country would be reaionably safe under Mr. oiigre»» *f Jwnr I, |N7 n , rntitlvd “An
Act for the mile »»< timber lamia tn the I
ran be said ;h.it the people liave the President, a Bryan’s administration and that the reforms now Stale# <»f Caliioijita, Oregon, Neya<la,
in
¡>r*»gress
would
be
carried
forwanl.
Thev
l>o-
and Washington Territory,’* a* rgtrndrd M aimhm HN Etvd
irvponderating rnfiuence with the House of Rep-
»•( AR ibi »/. ’W ftnrtmd j
I* !»<»’• r»*M*1/ f**r
with w«tv*«i»-
all’ ttfa l/ubitc Ifand ‘'falca hy a«*t <4
res*entatives. and an equal influence with plu lieve that Mr. Bryan would ulso institute reforms to
m*ri»ik««r»<*
nrv«*r
I«
fc»rt
rrei ihv •«itrul- '.
not yet begun, and here is the nib. They think, Auguat 4, 1WL*, 1 rank I. Jumei ot Nekr>, *<tsltnn»| pw»*ll« . Orin* 4n. «»fe »I'M*«
ytmcwMt»« ir».
of Idiut, Hate of Ort*«on, ha*
tocracy in the Senate.
and rightly too, that one of his first stunts would County
. «n«l let n« nrvuro fa ><m h<w »Itrnll««
thia day tiled tn thia otfiee hie «worn
Mbob h «e a’rrady been accomplished in the be reform in our tariff laws. This is just what •tatrni»*nt. No. »¿ in .*, for the |»urvh«*w* of a»i<f a*-s'*>ii*itMwiatIng wr arr.
rr.ZS TQMUX3CX. Uisee
special privileges the > N. ’« of Kecttoa N . I m , tn Town-
restoration of the Government1 n> .tin mtvaesU of these ¡a-ople who art* enjoying apecial
whin No. *'•’ *‘*Mitfi, Kantfe No. 2 Eart,
jndur
oua
present
tariff
laws
do
not
want.
I
hese
rhe people. The trusts have been forced to ac-
ai»«l » ill offer |»n*»l t<> ahow that the land
,,u|. Hloresaid newspa|«‘rs voice the wnUuientsof th* ■ought I» iiMtrv valuable for it* tunlicr or
Knawhvig* » master, the railroads have been com-
i apecially privilege*! classes, consequent are en- »lone than for agricultural |»ur|-»nr», an«I
Ijalltvi to submit to Government: mpiur;Mon l ....
" h«ra<*ring by holding Mr. Bryan up in the* worst loeatablfoh hi* < (aim to *atd lvw«l beforw*
ohm hmdway has boon made in the pasaeeution possible light to *»> to'iua*- him in the estimation ut the Rtgirter atxi Re«eitrr at the lain!
at Portland, Oregon, oi* Thursday.
41 the land thievw* fldwver. the principal feature the public that his chances will be nil. Their <Mft«r
the 1 tth de? »1 September, lUNl.
*h the way of reform that has been accomplished efforts are destined to be in vain. Mr. Bryan or llr Mffir*.»« Witne*-. - bred Jon«re*
Neto, Oregon
William R>.'i»nrr, .4
• *O vws«’ plutocracy, the t>xi.«*, h<« .vninsads-and some other man who represents reform principles, , *»f
will, ire our next president The tariff will be re H m >, Oregon ; John Mara, o( la«*»»iiih,
im 1 «**>', ipwbbft’T' to npspc’ct the authority of the vised. Che ’rusts and specially privilege*! classes tlregon, and M. W . Vroinan.of I MCumb,
AarnM
• .»Mr* ant
m
»u*t!« Bor flirty y*»m. since the dose of our will be required to relinquish any unfaic or unjust, i (tregoii.
f’Mhr ••«-'•rukin «>«•• opftnw«* fr«« •>»*«•«♦ «
A ay and aP* |wrx»na Haiming adVrra»*-
■AtrUi.«
«ftwriM»-
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«rmt Civil» War has the Government been con- advantage they now p*»ss**sa. Bresiden« Ibrese- !y the alM>ve-«leM rtfanl land» are re»|Urat« tt>m«atrt«ciy
tro» tran» i*Ma« MWirv h>r Mkrmrln« «>•<•««•.
to Hie tlieir claim» tn thie «»ttW<*n or
>*«»**«<« tM»«n
Munti A («a
iuctMdt in the interasli *4 plutocracy With th» velt’s doctrine of a "a square deal" for all the •al
«p-
«-«fcr«.
Vt«Ko«l
rhirt«.
la 'M
before MihI 13th fay <»f *«*|»teu«l»er. IK'S
people
is
bound
to
be
The
ruling
principle
in
the
faaMmaoa
N.
Iferaa««,
huhatiwn <»fi President Roosevelt into thwpresi ien-
rutoiv As reforms never go backward this con
A»*gtaler.
ialchair, the 'ioetjone of a "square deal” for all
clusion i* inevitable and these ¡»«»pie may as well,
the blsiring man as w.iU as the plutocrat has submit grac’ftillv. for submit they must. If from The Nr»» uflter .I«»*» all klfwifi <4 j»«b
»r.*!«- a IM I afc *«4 j «*» imi
Man. inaugurated. True, not» very great progress pigh<*adedn«*ss they make the c*>n<litions more se-. |»rinlinK ih
Vere, they have but Uivu:»<-lvvs to Idaiuc.
A that dinrcuon has been ft^ouivUabvd, iAT
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you mdect ) *«r Srnixo
Sv it early.
The < Imice pattern* ar* al
ways S hin I at th«’ < »pulling
of the S««« *.«n » lien stocks
are unbroken»
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si to.
Thcifrc Masterpieces of Suit Mukinq
W«1 trust vou w .S »top in (or a moment's look.
We believe that vou will'be taaprcssixl with the
rt isonablem s of our price« as well a» w.-sh the
cxccdlence <4 uur Clothing.
<;i:< >u»i
THE BLAIN CLOTHING COMPANY
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We have an almost unlimited variety ■»( choice
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It will soon Im n ciHr of
resurrecting something
from tint garret or closet
or coming out in » Spring
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ami hamlsome.
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last year about 1«M> dozens of Mason
fruit j;ir* amd although price« have
advanced this seiuon, wo will sell all wo
have at last year's prices. We carry every
thing in the fruit jar line.
11< adquarters for Shillings ami Dinmomt
\\ Spices, Teas, Cofftnra, Extracts ami
< 'anne<l < mods.
All marketable produce taken ami ex
change checks given on our large ami com
plete Dr\ Goods ami Euruiture Departments.
Yours to live and let live,
J. F. WESELY,
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ON DECK AGAIN!
After three months’ nbaence from Scio, I am
again at the bench ready ami anxious to repair
your
Watches and Clocks
I can also repair engines mid other maehinerv.
Bicycle Repairing a specialty, I can do the work or
din-el how it can be done.
New Ice Cream Parlors
At
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of
Bridge»
O R K O O N
Will keep Ice constantly ea hand, H rents per
|»oiind. Will nianrfacture fee f’rt*au> and all kinds
of Eilte t’andii's. lev (’ream, |a*r galkwi,
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giraals
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A. G. CORNELIUS
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