The Santiam news., October 12, 1906, Image 2

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nurpoae. «»they say, of.e ¿ablwhing a num* eqyit«
able system of taxalkiu. The «'fleet will 'weesaar- '■ n«r tarvita < 'ourt ol TI«« -tete «4 <te-
for Iuan Uoaaty.
ily be to cause the taxpayer tv dig %wn su.little W. «g*u>
A. I ■■a*. >*Uunu\
deeper in his pocket. A lut« decisMiD of the Su­
Va.
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Martite Ul.arlUHi, Ury 4 «tell« Haiti-
preme
<k»urt
even
does
a»
ay
with
the
$300
exemp-
Olnay
la»rrt«-» Itanloiau.
Politically Independent ....... tion. A feature in the p***r man*« interests. This 4 Man,
lir»t..| I mm C llanliiMn. Mari Ih-rtir
ilanlhutn, Mauiaa-I
Itar4u.au. Hyl-
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««ma A Har.lu-aii. Anloe E Hard-
man, Clteri,-» Caaraa, kite Fiuurv,
matter.
H
Die
“' people
people will
wiU f rot
ut complain
complain of
ut being
being taxed
taxed when
when
A-hl'a t tiaiulHiu, < ajlia Julia« 4>-r-
the tax money ¡«(.applied I* g» »«-rat
That1 i..:ia
»lack. Ella Flack. ElnabrUi
Mall, T. E M«aa. M. C. sl.«u,
<« to say, fur the maintciuoceuf the State, County,
H)l«,u r*k«au. Janna Mfo*n, aud Mary
City guvermjkents», ’b< i»uNic schools, etc. But
Ite« i.fo.ai, thriamtent». >uu*m**u«.
they »Io object muai variously to be tax<d for the To Ella Fin Hay, A.l.tu- Uhambliu, Cal-
John«. C..riM'1-A llacA, kjical*'llc
* benefit of special localilu s for any purpose what­ lia
M- mu , T. F. Hluoit, M U. Hluaa.
MI ,tv»< HI|-|'K«V HAI h»
ever, whetheri it be f«r State colleges. State and llyriwi Hlcain, J«u«a »loan, and kLary
f*pe f W*r »• adira*** » ............. .................................
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l*»»Hte>o, ti>a »l«,«r uau-cd *teteu«l-
>70 Iitetnct fair»«, building portage railways, or any-
Mta
Op» > «wr. al «od <4 vai
<\na 'ear, al rial >1 .* yenr»..........
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thing el v We are too anudl a State in point of |\ hie name of Tin *<TAr> of
(.Uva vewr. ai end ..f J yuan......................
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.imputation and. wealth tu be burdened in this way t»> »|*|»*r and au««»r tin- ««.mplaiut
EU moetln ut adcawe ............................................. .................
Tljrce monti,« in advauce.................
-............ W and espechUB when the Constitution is violated to ol tlw above nan.ett |4alt>l«fl. in tlw
BUttfle top, in wrap|«-r................................... .. .....................
above mUlteil
ot, IM.« OU sir a lib
place * be.-'»tu ber upon us.
I tlw clerk <4 »aid court, on or ladorv the
A
I IMIN«« ««A4
Blankets
iheCurtía
ISUi <lay ol X^vembor luuh, and you
aill | Ira«» lake m><«.«• tliat it jou jaai V.
A STATE BANK INSPOtZDb DEMANDED. , •)^»'ar ami answer «aul complaint, >-r
I other«*lav ¡4,-a.l Uivrvto, »• hereby ne-
<]Oirad, the plaintiff aill take a <fo> r«-e
A bill will probably be introduced in the Ix-giala- agmuat »<•« «» prayed for In ¡-laii.tlfl'«
izom|4aint. towlt. Ro|iilring the dele nd-
lure of next Winter to create the office of State ante *i,d em'h ol then, to ret up wl.at
claim or inlvreet they have, or «teim u>
Bank Examiner. That there exists a damand for have, in am! to the land» .taecritad tn
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i «aid complaint, nhlrii arv a* lullon»
THE EXPENDITURE OF PUBLIC MONEY. ILb,a offlcer 15 K- nerally ronceded.
lad No. 3 ol aartkm 33, In U.anahlp 10
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M-ASt proprietor« of State banks, in Oregon, are ' »outh <4 rni.g» 1 »«»t .4 tt tllaurt Ito
iiM-tul;»n teegon; al«o fot» No». 1.4
The expenditure of money collected from the 'n‘'n of unquestioned mt.-grty, are scnipul<»usly ' And 3 ol avctluu 4, to*n«hip 11 aoulh ut
mnge I »vet ot Willaiuvtte UHiidian,
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. i. . H honest and honorable, i et in the light of nurncr I Oreg,ii
ami
people through our system of taxation should at a!L
failun^ ,lf
UnL, wh(irvin (lepwitors
Al«u hvgiiiuing at
the «outhca»t
be c»«attvlk*<lan<i limited by the fundamental
a^>|e
recover hut a fraction of their de­ ■ cur uer ot lut No. 3 in «aid mv U oii 4, ami
j running tiicnce Meat Iti.rA chain», inacw
law of the State. The men who framed our State pipits, there
---- - t is — a possibility
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ai __ a
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that there
is now and .■r lea», to tbr ra«t line ol Uw douatmu
tend claim ol Robert M. Muorv and
conatitubon were certainly extraordinarily en- then a proprietor of a State bank in Oregon who I ! wife,
uotiticatto* No. SIU, tn nai.i town*
•hip and range, thiuice »outh &.1H
dvwrd with wisdom. They evidently saw how the
l*‘ar watching.
chain», more or !<•«•, to a point in the
flanks are a necessity in the conduct of business I ' center
ol a cuuuty r<>ad I 43 chain», !
Sjate Treasury might in the future be assailed for
according to modern method«. We regard them i more or Iva«, north ol the «.mtheaat I
extraordinary and unusual purpo*-.*» Tn prevent»
ol aai.l doi.aluui tend claim,
as a safe di.jaxsit for any surplus cash we may 1 evruar
thence in a tiortheavterly direction in
this they laid down certain rules and limitations in have, not required for immediate use in business the center <>l »anI county ruad to a puinl
chain» couth ot the place ol begin­
the structural law of the State.
transaction. In addition to being a safe place to 2.N3
ning, thence north 2.53 chain» to the '
it was evidently intended by the framers of our deposit money and valuables, they are a great con- place ul l-ginning. coiitainiug In th» i
»«Wr- gate 12s 27 «or«, more or h-«a , all
Constitution that the public moneys of the State venience to motieni business.
<4 «aid land being »ituatvd in lJnu |
They should be absolutely safe and a means pro- j eountv, Oreg>.n;
should be expended only for strictly public pur-
Ami further decreeing that the de '
vided, if possible, to enable uh to know that they Ivndant», nor either or any ol litem, ;
pese.i. By this was meant the ¡aymentof salaries
are safe. The annual or semi-annual insi>ection of haie any inteieat »hatever in am! to'
of State and District officers and the building and a bank by an authorized inspector, provided an ■aid laud», and decri-eing that the i
plaint iff 1» the owner in tee therv.il and '
maintaining of the State eleemosynary institutions inspector is an honest man and comprehends bank- ol the whole thereof, ami for the coat» 1
diaburaeineute ul the euil to be |
and other State buildings neceaHary 1« the conduct.» ng, would give publicity at least of the financial and
teaed.
of the State government In order to prevent any |condition of the bank. If a bank was eomewhat Thia auinnton» i» aarvwd upon you by ;
putilicaUon by unter ol lion. W illiam -
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iky, tlwu the depositor could have sor: -■ . i t.allowav,
judge ol the ateoe-entitle.1 '
feeling of jealousy of one sectron n the State for, , X
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Court,
.filly ti.mle on the 2l»l day ol ’
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I whether his cash was m .lafe hands. The banker
•«other portion, these pubhc buildings and elee-, lookfl weJ1
of hjg loang
19UH. which »aid order re .
requiring tteptomber,
<(Uiiv» the wii.i »uu.in.ui» to be publuli-
nawtynary institutions were required to be built al ijjundant security in each case and never neglect- vd in Tita H amtiam N kw >, the tint pule j
lication thereof to lw luade on the 2Hth '
or very near the State Capital. Has the State; ing to require the highest rate of interest allowa- day of September, HMM, »nd the !»»t
government otieyed the law as it requires the citi- ple for the loan. But wdth the depositor the case publication thereof to be made on the
9tli .lay of Novemlier, itMM, ami farther 1
z*n to do? The building of the State University is different. He makes a call Ioan to the banker require« that the di'fenrlanta and each ot [
: withput mterv.st. Hi* onlj them, to «lui. r the plaintiff '» com- I
at Eugene, the Agricultural College at CorvalU.*,
pteiut on > k l*f.,re th« 12th .lay ul N< -
guarantee of safety is the respectability of the veinlier,
Hm..
U h * Normal Schools at Monmouth, Drain. Ashland,
banker. Honest bankers will not nor du not object'
WgATHKeroaD A Wrarr.
Attorueva for Plaintiff
uui Weston, and the Soldiers Home at Roseburg to giving publicity to their business methods, nor
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School Shoes School Clothing and
r
School Hats.
For tîi«' l»ovn
rih I
j’irls. of the The boy will
want to look and
' feel as
well
neighbor boy
Cotton
your»
his seat
mate
tì Jod. lining scrvimtble knee
’ ’ottoll
Hants suits. 6 to 12 y w?. $1.50.
Cotton I
others will ask $I."»O to $’•
< ot toll
$2.00. $2.2.% $2.50, S3.»*I. $4 UH
«% I .11.1 M
,$5.00, $6.00. $T.U0, and $8.00,
for tho Maine good*.
Long ¡»ants suits.
«toro within itself.
13 tn J)
years. $5.1«. $6.00. $7.00. $8.00,
51
f 'prd <4 lh.nk« . ......................
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92
I pmial oMluwr« u 4 hw |*« line,
<12
k.ytemlrvl we<kling r-.mineula, per Ime,...........................
¡Y »1 adv»rt>«ii,g, |«i Irne per i«-t*e
l’pplay a-U, ! thaufea per mot.u,, oi-r vi iati wple
it*.
|»r no t,
Ppdreeioral canta. I ». inchee. per nu iu!....
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l*ng time ruatract» for ailvertufi.g > «.le»« applicai km
$9.00, $11.00, $12.00, to $UkW.
O. D. TROTTER
Stavton. Oregon
Verdict for Dr. Pierce
AOAlVrr TH!
Ladles' Home Journal.
.«•»din* truth after • tt». It 1» an «Id
maiitn that “a 11« will travel »«v»n
foagua» while truth la getting It» buol»
and aug-.utit hundred» of th-'u»»n<l«
of <<*■! people road the uttwarrautol ao.l
ma'lcloua alia, a upon hr H V, Here»-
and h:» * Favorite Ifo .. r ptt a'pu' :«h»4
tt> the Mar UUU4. uumter of th« Ladle«'
llm« Journal, with 11« great black die
play headloe*. who n«v«r aaw the hutn-
tle, grornllng retraatfon. with Ila Inc n
•glcuou» beading. pub! vhixl two m ith»
latar It «•> la.ldty rharg*-) In th« aland
•r u and lltx. '.« article that Hr. Mere« a
Favorite l*r«»< option, for the cure t
woman'« wraaii.v .a and aliment», con­
tained a' -oh and other baroiful ingredi­
ent«. 19 Pierce prompt f brought cult
agalaat the puhllahera of th« I *.ll»a'
Home lei.rna!. for «3J1,000,<X> damage«
l»r. Pierro aJI.'gwt that Mr. Huh, the
editor, tuaaclo->ly pubilthml lite art .«
containing •, , h fa!a<> and dolamaurj
matter wl
th« Intent ot Injuring hll
bualne
irlhrrmor». th»t n al.-abol.oi
luriou«. or hit.it forming, drurt
other
»r > -
-• ■'i»-.-„«I iv hl» ■ F»
are. or
vorlt«
ipllon*; that Mid madlcln«
X in »tn. m.
/ r
la mad
contain no harmful Ingmltenu what-
d that Mr Bob'» mat k.u» »t»te-
a» .X
-.iti'-
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M'V «
a
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o n o o o o û o An
a
FALL TERM
SEPT E IVI B E R
1906
Strong Faculty
Of Men ami Women who beliww in young yeople.
Ample Buildings
One <>f which is a well furnished D okmitoky
G irls .
ami up{
not car
notice 4
and she
in g thii\
use my I
shield I
may ftt’j
/ may
Good Location
In a town without saloons and with no rucortl of
epidemic sickne.-«, and n P erfect Wirf.it
S ystem .
Many Advantages
trih, fa trie Hon nr til Leg hy m al Journal
i
Of a Literary, Social, and Musi al Sort.
are all direct violations of this provision of the (to have their books exported, as would be the case
thy o-trLy >.<11o j-»<■
IV li L.;
»«im» KiH ri ni.K «fio*.
b^a yj.teln.--r HJL J JU-iX-Ltgy-iJx. JU'
u
State constitution.
if • State Bank Examiner should be provided. It
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LilriJfH.
rmniM iamii act , wmb 3, IS7H.
The erection of these school buildings and the >8
diahonret, shyster banker who objects to a
United St«t,-s I mik I Office,
i¿g¿al
‘’riTTif
>«,!».
r-
.
tv > rtm
CUlllfH
Sal Nero* Home in »¡Nation of the Constitution has legally authoriw-d inspector. The diahonret banker
1'ortUiHl, Ori'ii'iii, Augv*t 2:1, l’«»l
No energetic youth need
th« «oli ti tu ?L« Ruprwflui ('■ »rt Hut th«
S ORMAI.
NOTICE 1« herebjr fiveo that in eo*a- buaine»* f !»r Pier- v w«t ir»«lly Injured ’ r
.■endueta
his
l»ank
business
in
an
unsafe
manner
hesitate
for
lack
of
funds.
■ Department*.
resulted'in.Legislatures having very liittv respect,
Mr air
tiltelMV with the pr«>vi«i >11» o< 111,- m t <4 the publication f ihn Itt-tel. » • art 1» with
frrat tHaulay
nga. while hundr* »1« of
I ummik ial
Write
us.
Wo
manage.
fur our fundamental law. It has been violated and of coursu u«jes not wish tho public to know I t'ongrv«» of J uim - inn, iwititU.I "Au ita
unaiuia wh*» r«ed thw wtekaoljr awfaiuat» rj
j «1 f>>r the «ale of timber land« in the th-
ariIrl« owver »»• tr» hwotM« rrjTwi'.iw rw-
Commercial School may be entered at any time.
with impunity whenever it lias auited a majority about it
' .stale» of California, Otaoon, Neva<la, irax iktn. »n< tn amaH ty:*«- airtt . m •*« aw l»r »ß-
When a ¡lemon deposits his money in a luink he j and Waehiiigtou Territory, •> extend»! •pl<*u<‘u« at i» «*” I* Th« n alter wa«. > w-
of our lawmakers to do so. The only instance
W r te f. r literature tn
PRESIDENT H. M. I’R/MiKS,
•»nr Dr irfht Iwf r« a Jury In 'hw Muprvfn«
to all the Public land state« by act of
“f New V rir ••tat« wht* h vr< ? i-’Iy
wherein the Supreme Court has interfered with expects that he is placing it in absolutely safe 1 Anguat I, 1W2. Mary P Maginuia, of Courr
ÇTiderrd a v«r«t;> t tn th« |h*c r 4
r
Albany, Oregon.
ima Ills trtd.. via < an * U> grief arid U»«U
this wholesale violation of constitutional law was hands. It certainly is the duty of the State to Portland, County ol MnUnontab, state bwwi
tlander» wvrv rvfutw-d.
of Oregon, haa thia day liloi in *1 ■ - IWnn
the placing of a veto on the building of an Eastern 'ascertain the [responsibility of all money deposi­ her »worn ataterixiiit No. ‘CT, for the
tories.
It
owes
this
duty
to
th«
citizen.
In
years
, pun hiuw of l*>ta 5, tf, U, an.i 12 of Sec-
(Aegon insane asylum. Perhaps the evurt would
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| lion No. 4, in Townaliip No. 11 South,
have rendered a like decision if the building of ! past there have been many bad bank failures in Kai>i;<- No. 2 Eaat, an t will offer poof to
Jk
w that the lata! «ought ia more valu­
these State colleges and the Soldiers’ Home had Oregon failures from which deposiUirs realized i ah,
¡but a small per cent of their d«p»*ita. Had these able for ila umber or rtono than for
bevu called in question.
agricultural purpomM, and to eatabliali
claim to »aid Ian I befure the K. a'»
'i^iis light intimation of th« State constitution lianks been inspected twice a year by a competent 1 her
t.-r ami Itaceiverof the C s luoa! <
¡inspector,
who
had
puwer
to
close
the
door
when
T I Munkrr» W F Gill,
lias encoumgi*d other violations as w«*II. ft per­
at Portland, Oregon, on Friday, the 9th
he
found
a
l»ank
w
as
unsafe,
those
failures
would
I . C. 1’rrry, J. J. Bam**«,
j
day
of
Novemlwr,
Itkkl.
mitted the expenditure of nearly $800,000 for the
she name« aa witiawaaa Kol»rt Lote
C. A. Warner.
!
probably
have
not
been
so
disastrous
to
the
de-
lx*wis and Clark Fair and for building the portage
lifon, of Portland. Otegoui Robert F.
I lxioden, of Portland, Oregi>ii. A. I,,
railway at The Dalles, to say nothing of appropria­ 11 «>sitors.
i la-fli-r, of Portland, Oregon, and W. II
Certainly
the
State
should
enact
a
judicious
tions for the Slate and District fairsand numerous
| Petrie, <4 Portland, Omptn.
banking
law
and
provide
an
inspector
to
see
that
Auy aid all perwoii» clainung adverse-
other small appropriations.
■ Iv the alaive-deecribed lamia are rr<pie«l-
Now there are indicatuins that an assault wiH be its provisions are properly obeyed. The State owes ni u> nie their ciaiiua in tin» office on or
day ol November, PkM
Oût>r>ûûûùOt>0û<r
made on the State treasury next January to secure a duty to the citizen to proU*ct his property rights iielore »aid 9th
<r
Auiaa.iox S. |inm«Kn,
fi
funds to improve the mouth of the Columbia River and to prevent, as far as possible, the citizen from
Register.
<«
J. G. GILL. D. M. D. t » A
I being illegally despoiled of his property, whether
fi
and to continue the work on the Celilo Canal. al*>
i
MUI» I
KkM TIRI I «IH1«.
Ila» eetabltehvd lue dental >>llke I
'it be land, stock, merchandise, or money. If one
I
»
for a further extension of the portage railway.
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s
T1MHK« l-»Xt>, ACT ll'xa3, 1MTS.
in Scio and ie preparici
lias
his
money
taken
from
him
without
his
consent,
u
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
When will them* State grafts upon the people’s
United States I Am! Offive,
i
ft
to do tirat ela««
:
money cease? When will the State liecume law­ the loss is just the same whether it be taken by Portland, Oregon, Heplrmhvr 4, r«»>
Nil! ICE i« hereby given that in com- I
the thief or by the dishonest banker. The law
IN< < >!<!'< >I«A'I Ml I'l< I MUM* V, ltM>4.
«
work io al!
obeying and law-abiding?
1 pliniK-e with the gruvi«M>neof the actol »
»
- Coiigrv»» ol June .1, 1ST«, entilted "An «
Ordinary decency on the part of the Legislature should protect the citizen in either case.
brane low of <lcnti«try.
«
fi
A State banking law should require semi-annual act for the tale ol timber tend« in tiie V
*
certainly requires that it should either take steps
State» of CSlifor da, Omjjon, Nevada.
ÛWOÛÛOO «ÛAAO flûûo
statements
from
each
bank,
the
amount
of
de
­
an<l W»»hingtoii Territory, ' a« exteualeil
to re|>eal the Constitution or obey its requirements.
all the Public ¡And State» by act >4
How can the Ix*gislature expect that the laws it posits, loans, and the amount of cash in its vaults. to
Augurt 4. 1*1«. Alvin J Carotiier», ol
A
bank
should
not
be
allowed
to
loan
more
than
AU«nv County »1 Linn, state of Oregon,
W• du * Gwnstwl Custom Milling Bualrtwaa.
Flovsr •«•«!
•uact» will be obeyed by the people if it violates
ha» this dav tited »a ll,ia office hi» «worn
with impunity what ought to be considered almost two-thirds of its deposits, with the other third of »taleiiieiit
I
XJ*
Rought
AV*d
FL
ac
It
•
n ^«<1
(or
No. 7o4O, h r the purt-haae of
the deposits in its vaults. If lianks were strictly the North«<-»t
of Section Mo. 11», in
I l«>M*
as *
Wo *r« in »Ko I l»l<l for Busin*«« and Will
sacred our fundamental law?
required to obey such as the above regulations w« I rown»bip N>>. II South. Range No I
GEORGES
Tr«al You Kight
As a matter of fact there is a city near the
I a »1, and »ill offer proof to abuw that
would rarely have a failure.
»
the
laml
e>ughl
1»
more
valuable
for
it»
mouth of the Willamette River that in point of
KOENEKE
l>u>l«r or alone II a a for agricultiiral
nopulatiun comprises about one-fourth of the State.
l pnnaisss, ami to eatabliab In« claim to
I Ait Munday in conversation with Assessor Mc­ «ai<l laml before the County Clerk at
Whenever that city concludes to assault the State
oriGos
iAII«ny, Oregon, on Friday, the ¿3d <iay
SCIO.
treasury, no matter whether the purpose cunfhcts knight, he informed us that the gross valuation ol November, I9orl.
Having pur. I.aiwl theabuve-natiM«l
wiith the Constitution or not. it is able to control of Linn county property for taxable purpunes,
To call your
lie name» a» witnsoara
.M J. Can>-
Market from th« former proprietor,
would
be
in
the
neighborhood
of
twenty
millionx
such a large percentage of the legislature that it
eron. of Albany, t'regnn A. C. <«am«e,
lior 5WHni.;lri. I
»it th« putr.-n-
your
attention
ol
lYabtree,
Ow-g-m
c.
c.
Canic-on,
4
usually accomplishes its purpose. Portland may of dollars, as against eight millions of dollars for j Altanv, <»reg..n, ti. F. Sexton, ol Crab- age ol th« public. I will ti'irtilHi* tlw»
wagon
on
the
road
on
th«
rout«
<-•-
to
a
few
of on r
mcci*«! in working the Columbia River graft upon last year, To reach this figure property has been I tree tlcegon.
tabltehed and »upplv choir«, ent« at
Any
ami
all
¡uiraona
claiming
a.lvvr»r-
Leaders in
the Ia-gistature. BMt. gentlemen, is it right? In assessed, relatively, at its true cash value. The ly the above de», nbed lamia are requrat- rrww.nahle price». With a drwire to
form tlie axpiaintan.e of everybody
¿he name of moral decency, let the Constitution be principal increase has bei-n derived from placing ' ml to tile tlu-ir claim» ill thia ..then ou or ami a dete nut nation to mat every­
Fash ionable
>lny ui Nvnemlmr, i«W>.
one right, I am
m|»ealed rather than inflict another insult on the railroads, including rolling stuck, at about $19,<W lefore «aul ZU
Dress Goods Woolen Silks, three colors, grey, blue, and brown
AI obavo . x M. Iiaaaaa«,
Your» for imaine««
per
mile,
timber
lands
at
an
average
of
$15
per
vvnerabltf document. Smuctim« a halt must be
Register.
at
ft.26 per yard. Armure blue, brown, and cherry red at
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Ailed in thia straining of constitutional law to fit acre, ami from the. hitherto exempted. $iHW to
IMI; SCIO MAkkl.rS.
$1.25 per yard. Viqt roux in invisible grey plaids 90c per
‘he desires of sj»ecial localities of the State, and each householder. This rncrease in the assessed
The Icjkiwing are
yard.
Grey and green stripe plaid suitings at 10c per yard,
valuation
should
give
us
a
low
levy.
Mr.
Me.
.here never was » more propitious time than the
l lntrwlar of rw. li we
L. W.
M inai, per bvehi
the very latest in suitings. Panama suitings in several colors
¡resent President Iteotw veil ia making astrong Knight thinks it ought not to be above 8 mills.
Oala,
4fcrl ta-raake the trust* and landgrabber* respect This will be less than one half the levy of last Eluur,
We are now giving 12 1-2 per cent off on
REAL ESTATE BROKER $1.00 per yard,
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Bran,
th« law. Letur> imbibe » little of the same spirit year.
Office with TheHwntiatn New«.
all
our
skirts;
we
have them in most any color. Hop pickers’
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Short«,
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uh ! respect our own Stat* constitutional law.
Of
Chop,
Mexican
straw
hats
at 15c ¡.other stores ask 25c fur the same
The installation of the Home Telephone system Hntter, (C.nuiWv' per roll
xmrre lawyerwean so twis4>nnd construe the Con-
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Eoe.
” d<NH*n.
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Notiffe our show »indoiaa. Ten per cent off on all'
Farm and city propert»«« hwnght anJ hats.
tittitkm that- owiarently there would be no viola­ in Albany, has shown to the ¡>eople just what an l.’lilckena, " pound
• dd on the oeual cuiiimiaaiiin bw«u.
¡ladies
’
wrappers.
have Outing Flannels from 6c to 12c
Y<ning
tion Hut, -undidly. don’t you know that th» Inferior imperfect telephone service the Pacific Chickene. “
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If you want'tn «wit yaur farm, I cen per yard, and over 2500 yards to select from. Our 12c grade
Ifaeee,
*’
eed it if it can fw «Md
If y<»u want to
♦wit« md intenti oC the instrument vnould be in States company had been giving. Now if the P.
Turkey«, ••
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usually sells for 13c to 15c per yard at other stores. Give
buy, I ran rtixl the piare you want.
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S. company saves its business it will have to re­ Huck», "
attere with such a cjnstrvction?
He«f, per |»and are weight
us
a call and be convinced that what we advertise is strictly
place
its
antiquated
out-of-<iate
system
with
some
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Own is-a lknrt t* ’h« ability «>f the people to
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Th« N»w» offie» <lote »II kirnte >4 i*.b
" fur «hipping
Tours for Business,
My taxes« That limit* hJB about been reached thing more modem. It is almost impossible to Vewl ••
prtnting ui gi""l «<yl« ami at raa*>ual>i» 40.
M.oep, ••
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pn,-«*
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4«nring to increase the rate of taxation, our law- talk understanding^ with a party in Albany over Mutton '*
aak*Ts and law-erecutor» have resorted to the the P. S. wires at times. While the Scio Mutual
The Norwich Union ie eolrj and evít­
S Urnr b« for 'h. SurTtaM.Nxw«.
ate aliai. X l. ISmaaaag-.-ih
Ogpedient of increasing property values for the .Ines s*em always to pe ia order.
Opportunities for Self-Support:
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