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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1906)
• , % • * ' » A » » « « che £autúun ÍIcn’5. Politically Independent- fVMlY FMIIIAÌ t|ìf *1/ ifr’.’tUITION HA I FA .. «1 </yt9 year tn •dMiM'»...................................................... .. 1 <4IM% V»r. •» -4 ?•■«',------- etrl of 2 yea«»............ ... I , • « . « «*• ' *U. -ta <4 ’ y«*u. ............... (**. iteMtell» iu ajTanctt ............................. .. T»>r,* nx nlri» in »Ivaitc................... .... copy in wr.p|»r......................... ^11« ! H I iT-xSl. «4.^11'- (Mr4*t4 thank»..................................... Ruarial obituary nolle*», |«-r tin* ............................ kj«t«-nl>'l vtoiding cucpii < t »U, |*r Un%........... .. . ;*> iuw i«r >»-.<♦ Oir|.l*> ata, 2 .Jwi A. J-xi or ll>, ••! • « ■>•>■« « PvJVfc. ..................................................................................... • igv^Mtuoai «-ani», I*, itub«*, par month .... 1 to»,g titio-c«>ntract. for a<l*»rttain( ma.l«- ■•« a, i at f/C ïJfYAy Alti Die ATÿi). f ao 75 ito 7A U* SY 02 • c US 10 UH xuiiit iua rinu<nio>. jafrita cireulation will reweh what th« Populists deemed a satisfacufQ’Airure &V» per niipita. Mr. f i awi » ir*» 1, I»7 m . V ha U m I aim I < »iticv, Aryan's 16 to 1 silxtr d<»llar>, called >’-<:«.nt doffars F«»nUn«L (hvfm, Jnlv t. tftNk by his opirouenta, has deerwacdJji rxirehase power N<>Tt<. E ir brr*by tKat m tvm1 wilh U»« pr«Ai«*‘n* <»í U»« art «»I in the past decade fully HQ pee- <s*-nt. In other pharc«» »ritffv«« <4 J íiiiva , 1ETH. ctitHkxi. "Au words, labor ajtd commodity * in trci. mi will buy Art lo* Ib*» «ala» «4 l*n4* m » , Xera-’a, doublt what it veuhl in UM Iff true of an4 Trrvit* ry,*' a* eil«»Mlr4 silver is no less true of xUd. Th« gold 1 dollar of tt-,aU ti>« Pul4i< Lami stat« » by a«*t «4 ’ú», 1X96 as cuni|>arv«l with the gold lioibir of today, is Annua*. I’•e.’, W illiam lln-nn rf, <4 JH ha« tuonty, o( Mon, Mal«- «.! worth <louhh\ laicjui <c th«: Kohl <l<4liw of ‘96 w«iti)d ' tide day gioì in thi« olfii a hi «w»sfn N«>. AbTW. for th h pur. I«aw <4 buy fully double what the gold dollar of today will •lalernent d l»-t- ? ami I. ami K. • i *• U buy. Hence <air present gold dollar is a 50-cent «wlil-t» N >. IM.m ftrw i>»l<ì|i II Rang« No. J bari, atei will ollar r»-'í l«> dollar as cunipamli vutb that of ’1 a ’. The N ews . ohow % ahí* ihat ti* toiel «mgin u* thinks that the quantitive theory of money lias , able fot Ite timber or •!*»!)«>' thai« tur ’KUltund |«iri-*«*, a.ut l> been fully demonstrated by the ex ents of the past i ag iti* «-lain« to «tul lami before late-r ami Reeeieetal the lai.d otbcv at t^n years. i'vrttaml, Oregon, on Fritay, thè Ititi Time has shown Mr. Btyan to have lieen correct .dar ci M-plrmi- r, 1*11. H»' •• w i ti* Johi? M af ». in every ».«intention of the hotly cunt«'ste«l cam <4 IxMMttb, i rwi.k t. J«*he*4 <4 paign of 1X96. Because of his wisdom at that (Fiwôtl! F r»-4 JtMiew, »4 N u 'Ì g , < time, though he went down to defeat, he is per IF"H. ÄH«i M. \\ . Y vu nun». c4 l^uutub. haps the nwst i*>pular and trust«-d American citi . <4rvg*«nAi**! all {»tfr|«iti*Uf£ì zen today. President Roosevelt has carried out . ly Ih«* abkvva <Í» m r«I<•! Livi* »fr rr«|ur<t» tu tiìr tltrir riaini in thu» «dfllcw «*n ur the iiieas contended fur by Mr. Bryan in 1N96 and j r«i bri rv iiaui liti* 4»v «4 JS>j4**ti«bf’r. IMIM». 1MW to a grx-utcr degree of success than it is po»- Tiible that Mr. Bryan could have done had he been »•»fl«» H»M ri III 4< % I K»M. successful at the polls. While President Roosevelt 1 has made himself most popular with the American 1 riMH.H l «Mi ACT. it a» l, 1S?S, I nitetl stale* I juh I Office. people because of his stand fora "»itiare deal.’ j l'. rriaud. Orvgi.n, July 2, lauri. he hrfs made Mr. Bryan equally popular because he XOTlt F. I» liereb» given il.Al in i.-m- haa carried out the ideas first advocated by Mr. fItane* with the l.mxi-l' ll» of tire A, t «4 <>i>gr«a» >4 Juno 3, 1ST», ci tilled, " An Bryan. Art lor tl.e -ale «4 timber lamto in the It is no wonder then, w hen President Roosevelt stales nt l «riforma, Oregon, Nevaoa U ■•lungt'Oi Terril«»»», a» r*lende«l refuses to be renominated, that the |K-ople turn ami to all th« i'ublu lami stat«* l»y act o( with one accord to Mr. Bryan as his successor. Auguat t, UKQ. Mary F. Brnnavr, of scio. County ol l inn, Stat« ot Ony-n. President Roosevelt haa made enemies because of ha» tin» >tay Alni in tilia oflhM Ix-r »worn bis fearless administration of public affaire. The »taU-meot. No. flWTW, for th« pun I iam ' of i»>t» I and «i .I the F ' . ,.| X W 4 people love him because of the enemies he has of Section No. tS,Town»hi| No. It South, made. Should Mr. Bryan lie elected his successor Bange .Vo. 2 ILiat and will öfter proof to »h..w that til« land aonglit to more he too would make enemies, proliably of this same taluabiv lor ite timi»i or »tom- than for gang, and the ¡>epple would love him for doing so. agricultural puri»*«*, and to <*t»tai»h her tlairn to-aid lami l»-i re the Regie- As a matter of fact ehe p<x>ple have progressed be tor and Riueiver at the la-.d < »ill. . at yond the »elfish grounds of partisaniiun and have I'ortlaud, Oregon. F-i.tai, the Itili day s«-pteml*r. HOB. Beached the broad fields of Patriotism. President ot she minio •• witiie»»!* John Mara, Rousevelt and William J. Bryan, though members of l^cotnb. Omg-’n . Frank I Jon«-«, ol Scio, On-gon; Fn-d Jonua, of Scio, Or»- of different political organizations, represent this gim. atul M W. Yeoman, of la.ouib progress. The pe«»ple love and trust the former, < fregoli. Any ami all |*r»>ii. claiming adirr-«-- ami are willing that when he discards the man’Je I) the nl»>ve.<!'*crilw J lami» an- ni|U<-»t- of a "square deal" for all the people, it shall fall ol to rill- lileir da'll, in thi» <.-tic« >n or la-fvr« ni«l litri day ot SepteUila-r, 1'» *> on the shoulders of the latter. XU.Kk-.oA S. IfKUMI’U, A Wonderful Record A ' ri- i ;• ; a •. ri. ; r • a ! «•»*<•! gcv«w«- |>y p. » « k i u » ?•— • p »n i* a av*»t •*Oh-leni rrwrdi tur rw<u tal*** all «t^an'y funrihm*. r**rrrx l- •k» «1Ì«piA<i RR tih A* yruial^U». AitUt'rT- •hH) ami r» otrrr» <ah>g paiafùl prfHtda l/mhttf «p thr nrrvw» ami hreug lag »<«>»( a ìtarG-rt »tatù* ot Inw’lb 11 turr* tb* hark * f I mx i»Mrb«th-al hradach«m Ih* drMtfitMt 4«>wn ih (h* prlvk tm ti»»» pah* aiwl u-rMl* r•.«**• ovrf lo«« «>f dr»m up |hr pr-ivic ratarfliAl dr*u> *» aud «r*ltRtuug, *<vwfv«»n»«» rtrgy |t>rm «4 wraknrw» toc Urti l lo tker <<*«!.* frflahGnr l'rr^rrìplbir» , _ ___ i» the «mît *rdh »tw (•< »n«Br n. th» ira ken» • hh h *rr md »fr« lut u» i>nnt fot mula un Ita* bt» tu*» wr4p|<rr lai.ma llwir patri.*»» i(*U* th«*»r («i Ìd«fW II U tbr «Ntty ^au n. rt ry inan-d of * hiv h ha» atroti*«-*! ¡»umiNr »»nd*1* «r»o«»nl of iha thr idim I rtuiiwni emMical pracMthwrm and «fUMt* *>( ««ut day »r «h.*» dWaav« for wh«h Taw**r»u rr- hrri|Mati* H trowi II I« the MI ‘uo wta«J n*i*t« fot * omen. ■**<h drutftft**-«. *h‘«’h d*«ta* not tain • Lar<«> L a <«* uf tarvr ' -I »r> O h » ■<■*» rnn. dlj tirucau* wnintat» |t ha* mor«- grt> <*»«r**» tu lu* iban ai! othrr »•» riñe* f«»r uom-r» corniti ® m M» ha ih v»k>i».t« ni «ufftarvr« from uw* «»kA th» •tinr’r*'ri‘« a r » a* r* UsrM <l*ü al* ««- r U non.*»« •tron< «nd Vlt»»n»**a Ñeahh »ruf virt.f»> Bxahmt h«««! * her® th«*M • »« wtHM'ffta i. .« *. i«-f«*r» »• tfi» (fi* rrhy r» ! . Lrtt ti LIr» m«b(n< h»ppy hipp» ir*(hot»*a man* »I Inti »bvl mabínt uf hmttm by Iho ad*rm <4 lilth» U» •Ir* nm h«« n th«' marital l«»nsl« and add •**ti«htn*> tai hen* tl» «Ain anJ 4«*iRM«irnc jr L a 4 r* igvw*f iwf«»ro Wvtw» u» Dr R V J*!ff*rcff» H* w:l! vm« i *»i f*thorl*- , |«r*>fi-*»h»nal adviee, I« a plain. «taAbd rflVrlniff', Al«arkhitr»y Irvo Albir»”*« h.u» al ______ Buffa K .X Y t >r iMcrc»’’« |T*'a«ant __ . f* Urta du nul _ . They «»fl««.* inali y chauMi th« lo«» «4 A« > uni'»lat»M imp»iriti* ’» Th» IN«»|»:-« a « ottitEon : w M«*dlral A(t*f*<*r *v I>r r «-r.-<* |rt*» pig-• • »*-nt » ;**n** of maüh «r ■ h •>»>< «lamisf for Ihn t»M»k n i>A|>*r eovrr» r 11 »lampa fi»r th* doth loiind tolum». Addrroa aa «Luv« ft is somewhat remarkable llutt such a stn»iur .-4> Aottb# <jt-vel«ip«s| all over the Nation fpr the. iHMMhation of W. Br. an for ¡ r< <b nt tpro years hence. Usually when n nutn is twice defeated for an office his n tirem«-nt to private iifu is the inevitable n-suU. With Mr. Bryan, how <;v«-r, I « . >i rorn ms popularity #4h the ma > m - s of the American people. Mfr Ikyaw says that he is nut conscious of th«- fact that he has changed in his |«>litical prmcipl« ■ and thoughts since he tv <•«• w«- t <1 n t<> <h-f«-.it ’^WL-'iyV.titive theory of money, he !>>-liev«-s, is n true as it was in ’96 when he made Hi to 1 hi- S o L«3BV«M YMWkMl • .«•Mte.MMM »•.7 *W % M. central campaign slogan, th- -gh th«- t.< < -,-ity for t ’ ' • ’ ■ ' Il 1* Ar»»»«* Al»«n> . .. . II.U 1* M UH» free coinage of .silver, that existi-d in ’yfi, do« N u. 7"* Tndn Inai«* Aitamv ■ ...... H A1. r m not exist today because of th«- great im rvau “ »» Coi Valli» . ........... 1 «A M arrive* I *qu»nn a u» * the volume of money. Time has proven also that Trnlu« l<» 1 r«»t>t r». • mit. Mr. Bry an's contention w ith reference to the trust > N o. A Iw-nve- Al'fftn» for i .’tol! *!'W l V in the «-««dng y«-au . of ’jie nineteenth vntury haw Arrive« !»• (roll . ... B * r m br-en developed into absolute facts by Pres «lent No • IX W. t*« btafivit .. .4. .« .^..4 ! ’• r. «I Roosevelt His contention for Vie revision of the Ai i Vv* A) ■ » V V » Regiater. 1* M l ’ rtlllk for < «Í l ì III* tartfl in the campaign of ’96, and bceau.«*- of which \OIKI HIM rilllIMlUM. No. v tHwi-* 'i«- .riaEf TAI A M Mark. Hanna coined the ". '.anil |uit" i<leh. i».; ':■> Arri»« « < o» i a ......... A M TIMlU H I AW» A<T, JONS 3* 187M. No >»- today in an intensified <!•; r< <-. While ns yet no Just after we had gone to press last week an- I Hitad .'“lutei* I*4bCl«l On»t*e, t^sair« Al'xiity *1 lTrttund, <>n*/*»n, July 2. I'» *• change or revision of the Ihngk-y tariff law - ha other most horrible chapter w as added to the his ' ■ ■ • . M • No A 't&ciu made, the day luts arrives! when the revision tory of this most revolting of cults H<»lyrullcrism. 1 plianer with thv pr<>\ »*i<>n<* of th*» avi »4 I^Mivre Alban)*».,«. ...... TJW P M A itivv * t o» valli« ............ ».Il F. M must I k * undertaken. Standpatism is not now T’.e verdict ■>’.’ not guilty," which gave George • ( t-iígrvHs» <4 June .3, 1S7H, « ntithil •• Au I rulli« i«»r Alba*»«. j Act t«>r thv mie <4 timln»r land** in thv Mn. ’ popular os it was during w hen Mr. Hanna voiced Mitchell his liln-rty. was scarcely forty-eight hours Stat»» «4 Culifortiia, Or»*gon, Kvva*U. Laav«-« t -»tAftUia . "‘■’ A W ib» A M the sentiment. Time haa dim n dal*d the ti .th- olti when this second and most unnatural tragedy I ami \\ Atahintfton Territory, ’ aavttvndvd Arrivi* AlUui/ 1 U* m H thv I'ublic !*nd Mutr»» by act •>( N«» > - horritiisl the public. Esther Mitchell, one of the Uigurt I, 11**2, < nrttlin»* Waddle, »4 Ti- i.s’pYr* Cerva'. h< fulness of \Jr. Bryan's views u|»n thi. subpvt. ... r «• i- M Avvili«» al AB*atiy i ® i- M Sa we find that Mr. Bryan's views and conten most fanatical of Creflield’s dupea, and who had tfwrd’-vi’.lv, < MilHlt »4 V ;o»lGii^t< di, Stith* .No 7- ut Oivgon, ha* thiNiiay filed in H»h «-thee ls**vr* i'orvMllU » • r. M been selected by the lustful leader to be the mother tions in the jiolitieal battles in w hich he went down Arrlvt** AB«*’»} . ... * v» p M ’ • \X ! I; "Lil- ■ . ¡.' x ••• * — » for t < of '*<■«• ti<»n No, H'Ktiliir Suii»l-«y IrMln*. to defeat and w hich wen- then call« >1 radical and of the Holy Roller coming Jesus, munlered her imrch»M* uf th* N I brother in revenge for the killing of Creffleld. “2. in Tnwhidiip No 11 South, Range X<> S — M l.«mx r* l *4krVMllt« 'ganky, are today the view • if 'Jic cm creative -¿J I .i-t. »!■ i will <>!G-r pi-- : i >! a There seemed to exist In-twin-n the brothers and Arrivc« at Aiìwuiy M that Ihr lard *»u ht in rnorr \ m 1 um M v American people. Mr. Bry an made the mi cake >f sisters Mitchell as much affectiun as ordinarilv ex »1 l.«t* ■<«• i t»rvaiti*...... .. tàr-ita limber or »ton* than for agricul ..Il 3n a . M contending for thus«- principle, ten years too non. ists betwe« n brothers and sisters. Indeed the tural pi.rjxuví», and t<* e*tal>li#h hvrrlttiin Arri»«mal Allnany u n r. M 7 - By waiting he has the satisfaction of • -eing the brotherly love and affeotion of George for his sis to aahi lrttid bxrforv th»» Rvgi-ter and llv- No. l.s-at < mi Ct»rv»Ht»-......... M ters who were the dupes of Creffleld. must have cvivvr «I tbo land Oflh'v »t Portland, Arri tre al «tiiiany M V 1 «nloree the ideas he then advo Onv ’ 'll, on Friday, th« l iti» day uf >**p- N«' 1— been even more than ordinary to cause him to fol i tend «er, HAJO. AttvMìJU. __ 7AA I M cated. low up and slay the author of his sisters' dementia Arrivi* at ( or salii« * V A M She uainvR am uilnc****** . John Mar*, "Hold on.” we seem to h«-ar some of the Repub and ruin. Likew ise did Esther seem to have the jof I-acornb, Oregon; W ilhatn Brvnnvr, No 11 > Itam * m Altiany............ . W I. !• Scio, On»von F rank I. Jt»nc?i, of Scio, lican partisan brethren sav. "how about the free usual sisterly affection for her brothers, for she- * <4 Arrtve» al Corrai!!** . i ci r. Oregon, and M. W. Yvunnine<d Lacuiiib, No. 6 kissed George in bidding him good hye just a short coinage of silver at the ratio of lf> to 1" 'Ma I svmvìwì AH«any . Oregon. ?nr time before firing the shot that took his life. Arrlvraat lorvaIHa « l\ !• Í Any mix ! .11! ¡»cmin« rlaíntíng advrriw*- ’Jry.m lab: on that |«>int and ha - the j ;i.m;- ten It is exceedingly difficult for one to conceive of a ly thv above-described land« are ruqui-H- Allof il»«’ aiwt««* fraln»remni« t wlfh ’Smtliern ywam Jvjmnst rated that hew a- correct?" To l«>di condition of mind that would cause a sister to shoot v*l to tilv their c I miiiu * in thia office un ur l • «.»• valli«, e»« «rii it« trahi ft>r l*»trolt, tftv»n< to death a brother at the instigation of a eomjiara- before Mid liti» <iay of i^eptetntMjr, 1906. »hrret tMrri««i t«> Nrwport ami »*t)i*e*»»i I mm . ),«•« of these »u< ' AUlKKVUX 8 l»k>!UIKK, a* wvll a» Ri*’i!(kn»iia»h Ib i *•©» line«. with certain qualifications. Mr. Bryan l-< liewd. tive stranger. The law of filial affection forbids R**gt-ivr. IG< fnrf h*'r mb*r*»ia!h»’» ap|*iy lo tin- thought. Yet under the influenceof this lech as did the Populists, that the volume of lmsic J.( MAY'l.fxn l*a««. Aft. > oii « i la« riiininnn erous scoundrel. Creffield. under the guise of n II. h<»LK*. Itfi-nt, Ai!«*ny money in 1X9»> was too small. In order to give the religion, Esther Mitchell did this unnatural de«!. h Il i * ;• »•».< ••rva ”.». T!MH».»< LAVI’ \<T, JIMK 3, j«?»*. uun’.ry prosperity this volume must be increased. And the student of history can find many acta of I'hílvd btat«*« l»atMÍ otficr, Albany HxrJware C*>mpany. P Mrttand, Orrgun, Jtilv 2, I'V». He advocated free coinage of silveras the quickest the past, of religious fanatics equally revolting, all The All«ny llanlwarr Co. l>n» th<- NoTH .» x*r*Ly ¿ivcn tí»Al mi ton» ¡perpetreted in the name of religion. The human pliMncv with the pr<>Yi«ii»im uf tin* ari M l«*t iiU«k i-t v>« .i, «lui u> th<- cÌH-aiMMt method of reaching this result. ’‘.An I>I m -« t<> tm<k>. Sita agvnta l«r Val««- The Republican party won out It did not adopt mind is complex and difficult to understand. Minds < *»n¡¿rc** (4 Jiiitt* 3, H7S, that will withstand the influence of one particular Act tor the *¡th» <4 timber lami* in the lui«- vii. 21V aixl 221 l(r»t >t. AlKuiv. Mr. Bryan’s 16 to 1 ideas, but it did adopt his jierson or cult, will surrender to others and vice '-tal*— 'I » .*! L-ffu.k <»r»tf>>:i N*\.»i:k, Thv Norwich t'lifon i* «oli«I ami nub- quantitive theory and immediately proceeded, «•> versa. Certainly such minds are w hat we ordin nn«i S^A-huitf <»n Territory /* a« to m H ti*e Public I mo *! nia»te» by a* t of •tauttal. T. 1.. IhcuKK a^vni. far as tttimed ¡»»ssible in the mind of Congr> ss, to arily term unlmlanced. Likewise is the mind when 4. Ivz2, John A. W m *itile, of Ti- itl»»viHv, < utility ut U i * r bu»¡(ton, Mtele carry out the idea. It increased the coinage of overcome with ¡gission. Yet passion is not an ex- of Orvtfvii, lift» thi* 4 m \ filed in thi** *.¿tfive Thr lU**t riarr to Eat standard silver dollars and added ten per centum cus«> in the eyes of the law for the taking of !i£e. hi« fo*<«*ru Hatenimt, No. »¿»tL (ur th« Neither, as we view it, should a religious frenzy I’HrrhaM* «4 the in l’ortlaiid is al .... F • of >wtioii No. } to the amount of issue of National Bank eurr. ixy be deemed a. sufficient excuse. The effect upon 2*2* in No. H fcouth» Han*;«* Nowly-discavered gold min< >, the !ar>« t eonti d> the victim is juxt the same w hether the bullet is No. 2 Eart. and will » fier ¡»roof to »1»«»* at!ng factor, ulito came to the rescue. In th«- short fired by the hand of- the cold-bkasled assassin, the tiiM* II»«« ií»n«l «Miught i* more valuable fi r ita timber or »lotie titan for u^r.» ul A t tu « W ut I mu or MoMtaos S t . 3«ce of four y«-ars the volume of money in circu victim of an ungovernable passion or from the ti» rai nur ami Io««*tat4i»|i hi» rial ni lation had been incn-ssed to the amount of ten hand of the religious fanatic. The trouble is. in to «aiti land btdorv the liegister ami Re nnrxr* ibotsxm . most instances, the law cannot or will not take mter at th*« I-rtfi«! Office at 1‘ort la ml, dollars for every man. woman, and child that p«»p cognizance of the dangerous condition of the mini! orr<m on Friday, thr Uth «lay ot Ohbtimv l.mn County Hoy«, ulated the »oil of the United States. Just in pro until tlie fatal act is committiil. George Mitchell teniber, 10Qfi. rropnstcr». lit* iMtiHwv wiintri»»«»*» John Mar-.1 portion to the increase of the volume of money had was justifiable in the eyes of the world in taking of IttMoon b, o«wxo!i. William Brenner, ¡ prosjierity come to the American people. W hen the life of Creffield. Under religious frenzy, hyp of HcT<, Orribili. I n»uk 1. Jora««, oí Sci* , û Onv‘4ï, an*i H. W . \t a*an,<4 l4k?«»mb, Mr. Bryan made the celebmted "Cn-ss of Gold and notism. or whatever the Creffk-ldian influence may < >fr>çon. j J. G GUL. D. M. D. he called. Esther thought she was equally Justified Any an 1 all («mot» < Uiming edverw- Gruivn of Thorn.«’’ speech, the per capita circula 1 in taking the life of her brother. Wul the Mitchell ly th« abox«-4cta*-rlai*»!« ar»» r«*|ue«t» o Ila» r*tabili»bed hie «irntal office tion, according to the comptroller’s r< j->rt. wa tragedy I* the final one of this fanatical cult? vd U» fi h» thvir * Taima ni thU <*ftice on or i1 in Frio ami in |we|»ared ’ess than $13. In 1900 thi amount had been in- Will punishment as inflicted in ordinary cases la- b«fi rt- mlu I llth *lay ni Hepte»ntirr( ItVJD. i i VUsKNMO» K. pRKtttaBM, lo do limi ti**# 8 areased to $24. os neat this amount. Six years of any avail in this instance? True, the lives of R*-gi*t»»r. i i these two women could be taken as a penalty for V work In all ‘atciv or at the present time, the volume haa been 6 th«- death of Mitchell. The crime w as undoubtedly « iird.er increased to something over $34 per capita. fully premeditated and digested beforehand. Ail brane «■»*-* ■♦* . fl nanaa la * i > ter, res« 3. Is7s. J Nor does the increase seem destined to stop at the elements of cold-blood«*d murder are supplied. Cûûûô 0ÛÛ9 I uitr.i statu« l-atwt Orth--«, IXirtlarxi. On gon, July 3. Ii««>. !he present figure. Now gold mines of fabulous The deed is conft-stasi and gl<«ted ujon. Ueare NOTi< > I» hrrrliy unen ti at in com riahnejo are being diacovered, while the output free to confess, if serving as a juror in the case. pitan«* «ith th« previeiona <4 th.- act ut from the established mines continues without de- : we would be puzzled to know how to decide. t'«>ngr«M* >>l Jxuiv .* is?«. aiitithaL "An Art tor ihr Mir <4 tiunoar Inrrl- m th« orease. Probably within another decade the peri I Would you? J We would you select Su IT ear IV. The choice patterns are al ways found at the Opening of the Season when stocks are unbroken. i» not «-uriHiot t<> th«- righto <4 • rnsUtor. 1 The <>«.-r«hrln>iii|t majpritjr here for » ftw bridge i» «notlx-r «-ffe«-tÌTe blow «I monopoly, m-wnoo-l «» »uch the coun try over. U«it n«>lliing llmt I> m l>a|>i«ene<i Im» hit lliv truel f■»'■bvoterw hanler than th«’ pxlgno-nt retMltred ib ‘Mudbagaikrt tli« Ire cairnbine. Jo,!*«- hinka.teof the com mon pica« court in that city 1 oi |* m ««I the maiimnm ■er>t.-n<* ot * ««»i0 Hoc ai«l one ■rar in the workhoUMon Ave too ii«-al«r» jtr.il»«F«on«piracy 'n nvlmint <4 Inule. Their prwteiMw foe a toancing the price ok ice fm’o tai l>> lol par < mu I • niikl winter «n.l »inali mippiV. l ui lite rfft- etoncy oí HMK-I > ' - - ¡ i . | - .4. ■ i cbmatoUWy Uy preti, aly M-iling man It will soon be a case of resurrecting something from the garret wr closet or coming out in a Spring Suit new, clean, stylish, and handsome. Rr<-« nt avanta ar« notier wnel <>n ► •t»vlp.li»tH- rombili«* that th •» ><<■ n -I tu ><a * la«* auto tbrmaata«» i» r prrmit Mat to I'trjr upon Ita> pw.plr al «ill. * ari» arti «»< >>l tlw thr lii»»4*«d Urna <-l lA»ngrf«i* C«>n«r> •• «hiring -luring thr th«- M prearut «*»i>>n ha» Iweu girt-n lo variotii to«a*e» <4 ’Jmt >(p«*tion. ami the laws tm « h -I nia:*sa>i>«-« dojmrture rii dealing •ith lite chief <iki««<r «f «*>• ip-r"“* "• tf»a Uniteti State». I h» J*nl iat'WÌobl. iSno taUtwl the p«>ple will l>e <>ppr.-»»e.| Mnl plundered by unbridlml gr»*»i. ami Uw wliUir sprint» to corrupt ttneiiliu«!» ol gpwutisMid and piil>lM «tntiment, with ______ tiT« __ rwiliealiMn. _____ 0 toil»'4« _ i«Mr.u Con- fo uTxut to rt«u’.al» thw ««»* »V— ... 5-ai.«f wmn> ’» >-arrr«>r» with Ine. »mt.tin fortbv p »1’11« in turret». Railmod tery «4 the market •»« ««cured, ami tln-n l>'»biew «>ll no» b« •• pronrinont aa Io-re fna» »nddealy »pmiig, a» Rummer ap- «ina* oh«n * fom«laliire meete. ami prtMaSed an-1 no natural ice o>u)<l Ire nana ok thè mathuil» they baie em I na<i, th* gcaak increww in one of the |io-wd. will 1.0 lorbeldt-11 by la* lini , net-eeaili«* of life. Th« *kt>- men otm tJiem ara other »iguBirsr.t > o- irò noe« victe«i at Tofado are Aghting the ••utcue« •»« uake tri« Intel thmighUul, Hu rv- j b» trchnicnlitn*, which arc M>i»«lhing iMtn <«««.at K imnm City show the i*n , eiaw the tnnrte c>.m*i»e tu be greater »il»«« pftti ol«d to he more than a lorn-ii I than the taw. They hat* cueurtrnrtetl iiMlity. A st. Looi« o uri ha» .lec.d.-l «hat they believ« to hr a Itigli«* empico ¡MI» % ’*usV impti-x» u* fU'to»» 14 th»^ v*h, W.U» pvMcx U fila ..*1 U-L ''»l UpA lSMl*! G l$l In ■M. IA have an almost unlimited variety of choice Cheviots, Serges, and Scotch Mixtures. They iv Masterpieces of Suit Muking We iru-t ' juu will stop in for a moment’s look. We believe that you will be impressed with thv reasonableness of our price» as well as with the excellence of our Clothing. THE BLAIN CLOTHING COMPANY Ilse »•r«a|sl» • < . I « •! <1 SUNDA « !••**• I hm I4«.« s « m » Cortallis Ä Eastern R. R. The Wigwam stat« » <>f i aliiornia, <>r«v>n, Ncyauia, an.t Waahington Territorv, ’ a» rxtrioi«-«! t«> all th« I’obii. land Stat** by art «4 Augnai 4. ls*>2, Frank I. Jon«*, of Scio, County «4 IJnn, State of Orc»oii, ha th:« .lay tH>-«l in thia <>«»< <• lu- »worn -latrili« ut, Xu. hlMJ, for U m - purcl.iUH of 1«, m Town* the X F. *4 <»( Sertéon ahii rXo. 11 youth lUoij«- X«>. 2 F.a»t, will «»fier [kTuaf ’ » 4i«»w that th«* tanti «■oiglit I» 11 »'I* »alitahlr fur it» tirnlvr <>r rtonr than for agri oltural pnrpu«»«, ao-l loratabli.h bi. « lami to aai<f lan-l l«*<ort- the lt«-gi-l»r and Receiver at U m land i »db-«- at r«>rtlanil, < *r«iron, on Thurxlay , tlir LIth <laa >f «aMratwr, lf»W. II«-uamur a» witnr*<«a: Imi Jon«*. <4 sei«», Oregon, William Brennte. >4 Scio, <>rrgoii, J> hn Mare, of km-mub, Orrg»>n, atri Si. W . Vrotnah. of l.acomb, Oregon. Any and all prr-otin claiming atlm-rw. ly thr above-dew riled tandear« r»«pi«-.t- •»I bi Air lli««r d««n< in thia i.Ai. > on or Itrtore anal nth -lay of Septemlwr, Itati. Aieaa.vo\ S. |i«r»«i-. R«*gi«trr. th«*y tnurh |nb» f»»r thvuiaelvi*«. Triry «ili l* <all«--l <l»w n gtitei sml tmnt. Tri, artiou iuta takrn by II»» niirU in Toh-.l”. '< l.‘ «n I Koi'««- 1 ly i» bui a forrlsaM ot «rial lliry n.uat Sull«* ta< l» halv «oli « ri) llgbl ili N«« F.ngtai»l abb-li «-laarly »* t *«IÌÌ»«»totalhjr natili* and «-»toni >4 ih«- ium conapiracy. Tb« »j*«.tal <tang«-r lotta- t-»«l « lnn>«-r» in that u»r» >>f tri«’ «-ouulry wa» trial II»- intend J mrtiiu» w«ml<l ri«-ar »1 tri. gai», iti liaud and g" Tigor«>ual*> t® w>>rk lo »V-rv II»-.Alzai n*. S.. lite t4ii»t t«*k .t« |* te ri«a>l off triat n>«*i»» «>’ rwln-1. Al SpnaglteU. .Maaaachuwtto Ivr in*tan<*. ib. O.it bìor «UH unni ihe |>rt>U«g«<>( < ut- ting naturai le. <ui tri« |« m »I» n>-*t u»r«l ri>r th-t pntpna«-, alni al*« «entrari«! «ith naturai M*<lrta«-r» r.>4 tor li wilrim forty ni il»« ol Npringltold. Tri. truat did noi oli » j*>au-l ol naturai •<*,.ami n««rr u>t«-ial«l t««. <»n tri, eontrary. il pani tri« natura! n* rutter» lotta n->tliing,ai«l .«1,4« »’ir«i trial ii.itriilig »tamld be dòtte > la iner «<n Ih. j«m«l» by anir»4,. A ntaincr <■*• <4 t-onapirai y in »-»traini <4 tratta cubi noi !* imagirnta, ami il inveir«* The N kw # office «I««* nil lumi« of h»b alno a lo-arU««» imlifl«-r*n«* lo tln- ani- lering» «4 Ih. p---r «Inring <ta- pariod ot printing if» good «tyh» mid nt rcaemiablc vnewn UlKUS boi,—SI. LvUi». Ma»., t-1. li teil' This will I«1 about the Fast we« k you’ll see many .Men wealing Winter clotues. Scio M«n*m*»tli Feasd n< yitmuy, »»»» Armnft Mrret, U now ft»r vlth l’Wt» nrvr» hr Inn .»rtV-nvl D m * «vr-rtil- mH tinsi fwMIr. I>rivv tn, when v«»»i < íhmt o » APwny. An! Ir< u* fn you h» * slhuthr iMid »tot <»i nini »Inf I’M! •• tre. 4 1Í 5 ** I L. W SCIO ROLLER MILLS IN’ r ♦•<!•< »I« A I I I » I • I XI HI U J-. om..- « tVciOi «> F »r m i»h-11 . «•’. tht ij If V”ll * • l| aoU itil i i buy. I run t| ßuy this $6(1 nt «sr Atril Tl • tito TMJV M • eg«til ». ■ .»< I«. Otvurti ir* ir» i A full and complete line of Glassware, < liinaw.tr>-, and Stoneware, at Wv-tdv’s Gro cery, Our stock is new, clean, up-to-date, and prices right. We invite everyone to i-peet our lint- and compare prices, V trouble to show you the goods. J. F. WESELY, X,. Pup a Cottec House «CUI tATJ'Mi IMI. IVI SIS. suggest that your S chiso ON DECK AGAIN! . After three months* nbsence front 8teio, I am again at the bench ready and anxioua to repair your Watches and Clocks I can al«o repair engines and other machinery. Bicycle lb p.tii ing a specialty. 1 eau do thr work of direct how it can be done. A. W. HAGEY rr.sD T0Xi4X30ir. us«« 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Twacx *•■»• Dt arono CneymoeT» Ae. 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