ihr kantiani Iteirs.
Politically Independent
interni «4 th* , -'
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•jam S’*x*kb«T»«dero' an«lAgricultural Fainfiociety
■tUullie** onterprirw that u for. the exclusivt IvtielU ! ’n TZ« tXn-wat Cuwrt of The Male «4 «to*
tor L iqu « ««inte.
of the fanner. Our formers cap well afforti U» lay I W. «V A. ’ii I.*»ug.
Ftautlift,
■as.de work for <v- day to atu-’zl the Institute Ira.
<T>afltoH, Ury Katrlla Hard*
I Ideas may and prol«bly will be <h-v«M«g»ed which. Martha
num, Ultiey
Ijkarriue llardutan,
if carried out. would ba worth tbousaniia of dollars < hretujdiet t' llardmai», Mari Ih'ftir
llatatoaaa, Samuel Hanhuar», Hyi-
to Eastern Linn Ctmniy. ftvgrvae J»>uld be the vanto
A. Hardman, tichwwh Hard-
watchword of all and we should make use of every
IMMt, t’har.r« Cflwfw, hita Fluuey,
A»Lite i l»au*Hin, < ail¿e Jolina, (L«»r*
op|»ortunity to obtain knowledge, and our effort*} I hrtU
Ftorfc, Elia I IxrL, t Jicaiieth
jin this respect sh<uhl be along lines of the least Hk>an, T. 4». htoan, M.
r*h«au.
B>fua bluan.
_ ___
Jame« Mtaan, and Marx
I resistance-.
I Mei»« ta Hl»
1 Tu >.Ha > uiuri r, Add** ('hamMin. Cal*
Ito Jotll
3
< «omelia I task, F.hiai<rlh
E. K.
M G» t***aiat
t Bynre Huati, JauMPt >hmn, and Mary
«1
Ou» »«ar in adva»»-«
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Ita«*»» *n, t4«e ataìte named 4rh*u4*
I « •
I .4? •
Oyw ir»r, al ri»l t rear
dkuta
Probably the most ¡»eculiar poitticai campaign r ìli» s k ut < h rio *i u ? <»i
............ 1
On* »rer, al «i 1 ■ * J »«-ar»
...................... Ï <fc I that has ever occurreti in the Empire State is now
On» ,«♦«. al ■ nd
3 J<*r» ....
V’U are
rvipiirnl
►it r.wntl«« In a«l»an««*
........... .... ...........
V*
Ita» o*uiptalul
Just what the result will be is some what of a u(
Tb:w« nionlli« in atlranrv. ..
...
• » »•«•*• W1 on.
U h » nta>v* hai» <1 ptamtiflt, in lini
BtegU iu|>y in wrapiwr.........................
........
ibuFf «’iiUticnl ttiurt. tH>w ou hlvatUi
................. df» ¡ conundrum.
AliVh Hl tetMi HA I I.-
rtotk »4 m UI ctmrl. a » h <*f lorlurv Uw
William R. Ibarst, who is the nominee of the Ih*»
ft-l
l»lh «la) ul X xviiibvr.
C “» r 1 <>t thunk *
tr¿ j Independent Ixntgue and of the IYemocratic ¡»arty, a ili plmao takti tu4w0 timi d )<*« tali lo
H jmr ml olrtttMirv n«4t<*r«, jwr I iih >
I
wid iitirf« inn.« t»t-, |<* r liite ..............
ÍKÍ j is attracting an unusual amount of attention. appmr «tal ai*»«er *»*ul oiMjptaihl, uf
«4he»r«iflr
ihertMo. a» h«*rrl»y rw»
IW I
a-IvciriMtu/, tosr hi»** per
. .
After having been nominated by the Independent quiml. Ih© ptauHdf «ili la«.r a •!«*« !W
I>iflptay »4», 3 rhau gpm |* r
Dwulb, ot*r < -«him u • t i»
a<ainrl
a * ji-s.inl k«r il* ptadhlin *
l<» in* h
L«*ague people, of which ¡»arty hr was the recog con>i4<«Ol.
tua il. Le»¡turili^ Ih« «lataiel*
l’r*íi¿rh^w, |»rr month
1 l»'
nized leader and instigator, he succvedisl in hav alito atxi «Mi-h of tlu*u u* •<! up « i*al
I«n, tiu>««-».airait» l»r adranuin, iwote. n apt 1 • •lion
tallii ut italrreM th< \ havv, <»r < tallii U»
ing hirnself indorsed by the Democratic party in « hai
—
e, in and to U h » tallita dt-w iibed m
■— * —- . — —■■■
.spite of the opposition of a majority of the Demo-, nani rotuplaint, wiikh arv a» |oJU*wn
L»C X
of Mo tion Xt. in tuwuahip lu
cratic leaders. Quite a large number of prominent Maith «4 .1 raugr
1 «rwt «4 W dia U h * tir
Democrats r»*fui»<* point blank to support Mr. lu«*ridiati, <h»«1(1.11, alio i>*u* *- i,a
»Irl .1 *4 9n tk»u 4, IftWDthip II • mil* «-I
In k »s th.vt three m inths the Oregon Ix^gisla- Hearst and are now actively supporting his Rcpub- ranga l «r«t «»f Wdtaturlle nwi Milan.
<>irg»*tl taud
lure will e ■ i ■ ■ d< wn at SaL”
A f< is • ir j¡¡can oppontmt. Mr. Charles E. Hughes,
Alai» Isqtiniiing al
tho flouthvafll
-
Mr.
Hi-arst*»
defeat
would
be
a
foregone
con-
wftwt <*i »<4 No. 3 In «ani aactiun 4, and
ago the mcetB.g >f ti. - l-»i. .ya-, ire. ' i .
I elusion w ere it not the case that there are many rumi itiit ihsuu’w a «-ut lt»,»** ciiaitsa» m**rv
forward to by ‘|»e people. The people thm ex
io ih<* raut hur of U h » donation
Republicans who will give him their support. land ir»*,
< lain* <4 K«»tart M. Moon* and
pected IwgislatkMi along lines of witwlom that would
wife, lK»titKaUoii
616, in tabi town*
contribute to th< :r | n■ ¡ i rity .cul I ip| •
|_iw i From a political viewpoint the situation is quite rliip
and range, U mhmv m»<Kh ¿.Ih
unique.
Mr.
IR
kts I w ill be sup|x»rted by a large
» baine, mora or I vm , lo a |«MM in Um
that were mischievous and • .M-eptible of con**:nn
majority of the lk*mocr.its and a minority of the center oí a county road 1.43 chain#,
lion not intended by the framer* were amended or
more or i«-**, north of the »outh*’a*t
Republicans. Mr. Hughe» will lx» supported by a; «x
ruer «M »«od duiialioii land ctatiii,.
rvpualwd. New laws, that development of the
in a nnrt hear ter ly direction in ‘
State and g>»»1 government ri j iir- d, u< r< i i..» •. *i large majority of the Republicans a minority of the thence
of »aid county ruad tu a tomi !
Democrats. At the present time Mr. Hughes looks th«* center
( halm* rertilh of the placa oí tavin- 1
A different feeling for the legislative body has
tbrticc north • ■*3 chaina to (fie
grown up among the pcopk- in recent year , A the w inner by a handsome majority. In addition nifi#,
placa ut ta*x<nniii|r. «ntaimna m th»
■ ■
.
■ .
rti¿¡i¿r»'gat«*
arrea, mom* or lew» ; all !
feeling akin to dread has supplanted the old-time
said laud bring »ilualcd in Li nu ì
confidence. People now wonder just how deeply Democrats, President Roosevelt is giving him all of
« »»unir. Ori g’ n ;
A lui further thx reetiig that Ih»* de-
kh<y s ill be required to dig down into their jtockeu i the assistance in the fight he can.
But then Mr. Hearst has shown himself to l»e a íeiitlanto, n*»r cither or any of Uietu,
Pt foot the bill of appropriations that our law
hu\e any into eat whatever in and to i
makers will agree upon, for whatever the Ixyi .¡it politician of the first order and an organizer of im «■ahi landa, and decreeing that the ¡
plaiutiG ia the owner iu fee thereof and
tun* appropriates the j» • pL- • < nt di li niiirn d t mense ability. Prior to the meeting of the Duiuo- of
tbervuf, aod fur the cotta
cratic State Convention Democratic leader» scoffed and the «lia whole
Lu ret menta uf the amt to I mj
pay. The effort to veto the extravagunt appropri
ations of last session was severely sat upon by the the idea of Mr. Hearst’s indorsement by the Buf taxed.
¡Ina Miiimuna ia aerred upon roa by
falo Convention, yet when the convention met it j pubhcaUoii
by order of lion. U ihiaua
people, so whatever appropriations the legislature
was soon n *certained that Mr. Hearst was in com (M..i»*at.
of the al*o v*«:.tilled
sees proper to make, no matter for what purjiose,
court, tluly made on the »lat »lay uf
plete control of it He was nominated for Gov September, B ami , which said order ru-
will Ite paid.
ernor un the first ballot and had many votes to qtltiee the said »unifiions to be pubiiab*
So, as we seem Pt be at the mercy of our law-
in Tua S amum Xawa, the finit pub
-pare, lt is conceded by unprejudiced judges that rd
lication thereof l*> be made on the *JHtb
maken* that i.s to .s.1, >■ ;r ps>.etl»'
Mr. Hearst is decidedly in the race. He i& con dav of September, l‘<«»L and the lami
urge and I io | h * that the delil>erauo! :4 th«- cmning
DUbbcatioti thereof to be made on the
ducting a whirlwind canqiaign. regardless of cost. Vth
day uf \owmlier, 11MJ6, and further
aeaaion will be guided by a wise economy.
He carries a first class brass band, vocalists and nwpnrea that th«* detotatanta And each of
No doubt lobbies will be on hand from special
thru*, to aiiflucr thr plamtiffta com
vaudeville artists with him. and consequently is plaint un or ta.i re the 12th day of »X« •
sections of the State, urging the importance of
attracting enormous crowds at every appointment. \vinber, 11M».
their ¡»articular graft. The Normal School lobby
Wk.A ! Ill 14 » .«RI» A H y \ ? î .
Being a newspajier man, Mr. Hearst knows well
Attorney* tor riaintiff
is sure to be on hand and in; « ad of .» mj4y a-king
Blankets
*.* I Blue < "ottoli Blanket».
ft<)c par pair.
!<>• I Blue b’ottoti
heavier, »¡or |»er |
lO-1 \\ liite < otton
10 I Tan Cottoi
10- l Heavy Bltui ( 'ottoil
Blanket, ||.
ht f <111
lull
1 >1 111* I *4 VJl
11- ■$ Heavy 111
Blanket, $i.
11- 4 Hoavit r Blue t ’ottoil
Blanket, fl. 5D.
'ottun
12- 4 Heavy Blue
Blanket, $l.v«>.
Wool Blankets, f.'.jio to $ 1«»
per pair.
Outing 1’1 anm*I* V to 12 1-2«
tier yani; same goo«is you
nave h«-en paving 7c to 1,’ h -
ami 10c |H'r yard.
School Shoes School Clothing u»ii
School Huts.
For the bovt and *’irl- of the The buy will want to L ima ¡ uu
make that will wear und al Cèri1 as well dressixl as yaun
price* that will s nit.
Think neighbor 1>A>
his
seat
of a t!(M»l wliool shoe at $1. Good, strong serviceable
Um
and $1.7"» that TgUr.M «lita, 'i to 12.years. IL 50
$2.00. 12.25. $2.50, $3.( r ). $-t.0o.
others will at>k $!..’»<■ to $•!
$&.00. $6.00. $7.00. and $N,00.
r _ »*________________
<>r the xanie g«e»<l*
$1.25,
Our Shoe ih'partinent in a
tore within itself.
Ixjng t>ants Mints,
Al * S
U to 2 J
years, $5.00, $0.00, $7.00, $8.0n,
!
$9.00, $11.00, $12.00, to $10.00.
ECONOMY SHOULD RE THE HATCH WORD
G
What Ail» You!
Pn you (ml «r»«k. tlrwt. tlMpend»»«.
b»*« fr«'pi«nt h»«d»>-b«»> eo«t«l lutigli»,
bili»r or t>«d tuta la mortilo,, 'heart
burn,* b«!.-b:ii( of (•«, t<-id Be««« la
throat after oaCng. «temach «naw at
mirn, b»ul breath, dluy «prllt. p>nr or
variati» apfOUte, nauv-a at timea and
hiri'lrotl «ympt <n«r
V» any con«ld»raM» nnmbrr of
i mi you ara auffarln<
ih
pld Uva» with Indi-
ir-
»•.Hon,
Dr l*l«r<j » Uo .tea
RuUjI I.
Tt fa."¡¡¿‘I Uu
val'ial'lr medi inai urjiKH...! anvwn te
R1'»I _»i *■ . '■'«■ ' » I-« »«•jmxiicnlrur» .d
»u.h 1U' ruiAi .'.uJIi
lt la a mrel
»itivi« ni lh«r Invigorii« r. •tomtcb ionie.
bow«d r*<titaU>r and rmnm •tr*ntfth«n*r.
The •G«»kb*n Medicai tHscuvery • le noi
• patent m«*d ri imi or
rei u «tfutn. a
fu
at ' ' •
:
• " . *
on II* tolti*wrai-jM»r And tlU»*t*xl und*t
< « !.
A 2 » ■ ' '
‘ W
itti II contala* no aL-*h«d. <»r hannful
habll* formine druir» li 1« a fluid ri trevi
usadw wiib puri», triple r«finad glyerrlrw»,
nf pmfwr etrruKih. fro*n th«» r<»«,u uf team
hdlowiDtf nativa American f«»rr«i planu.
vii., Gold<*n Seal Tuoi. Stona r»»ol, Black
Cherrytark.
.ceti'* r-<»t. B’.<«*lru«jl, and
Mnndraka rvoi.
The tdiowintf leadlnf medieal euth^rlti«
a
» i
f
• t
•••...
fm-tn flit thr 1-rtrt» <>f )UU a i.t» all ti.« h li «• tilt*
a . »«• il i; f •!.* In i. aie l’n«f H IlartÌGd- w.
M. |>, f h-T<-r»«ri M«*<1 « . ¡ 4« i b i» , I ‘n*t.
li C W’ mm I, M D.. ? l ni* of Fa : l’n t Livio
M Hai«*. M I». •■( Il»* • « > a<
M t < i « idi«-*»-.
Ci
I’r * ? -hn K <\ M t>. Ai.ti», r vf
Amen a» fth|wttu‘.-ry; Pruf Jn«> M Mcud-
d«»r. M 1». À utin>r fi *i*c« ’*’■ Mt«t: In»•■» ; rrt?f
L*Ut**B* • I< hn»«>»1. '! I’. Mr<l l’rpt t Hi* uf
N V . rrt’f Finley lùlllng»- mm I. M I>.AuttM»r
J ktaterla M-o • a and Pr<*t In lo nitrii Medi*
sai (À4ir*re. « h agra >1 d rame and at>-
do-aa < ti Ptvtal Card to l>r fi V l*T»«ev. dot-
fai«*. \ V and r« • el<»
htMthlai tfUlna
et tracia front w riti rirf» t»f all thè attore medi ■
cal autiiorn and tnanv uih« ra end» rr’.nrf In tb*
• tr>ui/> ai iwialhle trrma, rarh and erary in*
,
' •
Medicai
• r'-I f
I»r l*lrr« »'1 l'Icaianl Pellet« remiate and
Invili' rat«* «n rna h |lr« r and howHv Thrv
ptar tw* u***l in <‘oniunrti< «1 w’.th “Goldrn
Mrdlral (Mn-overy “Ir huwola are
tm»
aMi>at«**l lh« >'ra tiny and aufar-c«>ate«L
the power of judicious advertising. He has bought
furan appropriation of money, will demand it
pages of s[»ace in many newspajH*rs that oppose
The State will a;.-io be a kml to build a few n»il<
his candidacy, and at ¡»oints that he cannot visit
more of railway at The Dall« » and i ■ shiv an nj>-
TIMkKK l_t.Mll UT, n*%K 3, 1S7A.
he has graphophone records of his speeches
l iuir.1 Stati-» Ijtnd otli'-c,
propriation will be asked to carry on the jetty
Portland,
Oregon, Augii»« 23, l'««l
circulated.
work at the mouth of the Columbia. Portland
NOTICE i» hereby giv«u lh»l in com-
If the Republican party was harmoniously united pliaiice with the provini >n» of tire act of
legislators will say that as Portland pays about
Mr. Hughes would be an easy winner. But that Congrinn of June 3, ls7H, entitled ''Au
one-fifth of the taxes of the State she is entitled
act lor the ».ile of timber land» in tire
party is badly split into factions, Both United Staten of CalUomia, Oregon, Nevada,
to whatever she ask.-, and which she will pruliabl., States Senators Platt and Depew are in disgrace. and
Wiintungloii Territory, a« extendeil
all the I'ublic Intuii Staten by act of
get
If the Democrats were at all harmonious and to
Augurt 4, Isti?, Mary I' Maginui«, of
This session w ill also make a new apportionment I united they would win, hands down.
i'ottland, County ul Muituoniah, State
of Senator» anti Representatives. 1.« t us hojn* that
baa till« day tiled in thia office
So with both ¡»artios disunited the present cam- of •■i <Irvgon,
No 7t<3n, for lire
in making the apportionment our legislators will ¡»aign is conducted on almost personal grounds ex pun bane i n of at.iteimnt
lajta 5, fi, 11, and 1.' of Sec
tion
No.
(,
in
Townahip
No. ¡1 South. *
lx* guided by exact justice and nut give us a ¡iolit- clusively. It is nut a fight uf Republicans vs.
«
Range No,
Ka»t, ami will offer proof to i
J. G. GILL. D.
D.
ical gerrymander, as was done ten years ago
Democrats, but a contest between Mr. Hughes «h< w that the lami aoiight ia more valu
The ¡»eople hope that economy will be the watch and Mr. Hearst. Gamblers are now offering «ids able for it» timbwr or stone than for ♦•/ H mm established hi* dental office
purjioae«, mal to ealal liali
word at the coming session, but they are fearful in the betting in favor of Hughes, but we have agricultural
in Fcio and in prepared
her claim to »aid land befvre the Regis *
that it will not be. « A great many ¡»ersons t .ink noticed in the past that bettors are often mistaken. ter «ml Receiver of the S. Land Otnee ■i
Lu du tlntl-cliUM
at l‘< rtlaml, Oregon, on inday, the blh Û
that a> the ¡>eopl«....... lain« d the • \tniu., ance of
We may therefore look for most any kind of day of November, RAM.
«
wniK In all
last session legislators will looi i.pui ti.e v t«
She name« aa wi I ik - m «
R' lrert l»,u- •>
result in New York when the vote is counted. Mr. ■leu,
:
branch«** uf denliwtry.
of I’ortlau'l, Oteg-n; Robert F.
last June as
Hearst may lie overwhelmingly defeated, or he l. 'ialen, of I'oruand, Oregou, A. <». ■
and will give us ¡tn im-re;,-.d <1 - «■ «-f the .en« may lie elected. If he is elected in spite of the I »tier, of Portland, Oregon, ami W. II.
of Portland, Oregon.
metiicine next Winter. This interpretation of the opposition of the Republican and a ¡»art of the Petrie,
Any ai-d all persons claiming adverae*
people’s action last Jun«* is probably correct. The Democratic parties and of that of President Roose ly the alaive-de»« titani land» are rm|Uest*
to file their claim« in this otli<.e ou or
people practically said we enjoy paying heavy velt, he w ill be very nearly the biggest man. polit ml
before «aid Sth 'lay of November, Fax».
taxes for in our prosperous condition a few dollars ically, in the Nation, and a dangerous aspirant for
A lukmsox s . 1 i « ms « s .
Regie ter.
more annually amounts to but little and besides the nomination for president
miiiu . ion rum inox,
our ability to pay a heavy tax is a proof that we
are prosperous. Some day the ¡»eople will awaken
T1MI1KM t jkltli, *<T 4VNB3, 187«.
San Francisco seems to be in a deplorable condi
I'iut<»l SlatM Ijoid luti«-.',
to the fact tliat they are being buncoed and will
I
‘
"tlland,
Or< K"’ti, »cpl.mbcr 4, iuutl.
give the ¡»arty responsible a rebuke m«»st pointed. tion. The city police department seems wholly
NOI ICE i» Ireratiy givo» tliat in rum-
They will conclude that for the taxes they ¡»ay incaiable to protect the eitisens against chugs, pliancw with tire prutuion« <>f tire «1 <•«
< "rigr«» uf Juiir .1. 1878, «nlitl««! “An
they are entitled to a full return in good, econom highwaymen, hold-up men and fiends who attack •rt tur tire tal« uf tiiula<r lami» tu Uro
Mal.» of Califor ila, Urrgvti, Nrvada,
ical government, and not the job lot of extrava women. So bold and regardless of law officers and
W aahingt.'ii Tarritorv, a» ratrialr.ì
have
the
law-breakers
liecome
that
there
is
strung
gance that late legislatures have been serving up
to all tire Piililic l^iiid Hat«« b< «et uf
talk
uf
organising
a
vigilance
committee,
similar
Augnai 4, lwwj, Aivln J. tarutirer«. uf
'♦ the State. About the limit in taxation has been
Alluuv. Cminly <d Unti. Mateo! tln g.-n,
I
to
that
of
the
eariy
days.
Unless
Mayor
Schmitz
reached. Retrenchment and reform shuuld some
ha» thia dar finvl in ibi» <>Hh e In» «worn
can maintain a police system tliat can and will nd •tat.'iirenl No. 7tHO, lor tire pareti««« ut
time have an inning.
the city of the lawless element, his administration tire N»rtliw.»t ■> <d Scilo» So. lo, m
1 lowuahip No. Il South. Kangv No 1
will go down in disgrace. A city government th it ÌA*t. and vili offvr prouf to «liow tliat
THE COMING FARMERS' INSTITUTE.
fails to govern, yet accepts salaries for doing so, lire lami aought la more ìaluabir tre ita
timlrer or «lune th«n Ire •griculloral
,is but little removed from the ordinary highway purpHrea, ami to e«tabh»l> hia t-laiin tv
land beton* tlie Cóuiity l lerk at
Every farmer in the locality of Scio shone! Ire nrbber. Attorney Heney openly states that the i »aid
All«ny, 1 iteg li, un Friday, tire ZSd day
present on the evening of the 2tith and during the San Enuwiaco courts are largely to blam«' for al i uf Nuvembar,.liiuit.
Ile lumie» «a wil*M»*v«
M J. CaIn-
thy of the 27th insts., at our Farmers' Institute. lowing legal technicalities to protect the law rniu.
vf Albany, Oregon; A. <’. tiaine«,
Ttr» iMSting i* entirely and exclusively for the breakers. It was just such work that causes) the of Cratitrv«, On*gon • « «'■ Cainemn, ni
i Altiany, Oregonj O. F. ISeitoa, of ( rali
SCIO, OREGON
benefit of the flBner and stockbreeder. Even if formation of the vigilantes in the St»«.
tri-« On-gon.
Farm and city pro, irrt ire bought and
Auy ami all parwrei« claimmg a herre-
your work is pressing and you can illy »¡»are the
ly file abovwilrw'nlmi land» are mpiaat- *>M ou tti« u«ua) cuuiiuiarioti tarea.
day. it will doubly ret«y you to take the day off
H im » M. A. Miller, who was elected last June to »»I t» lile tire «ir rimiti* iti ihln offlrv oli or If you want to «rll y >ur lau», i car.
succeed himself in the State Senate, will have con Itelurv aattl Xki 4ay o( Novembtr, hO». •«II It it it. «i la-«<4<l it you want to
and attend.
buy, 1 can fin« I tlw placa you want.
A uuluxum H. P mkmkb ,
Every intelligent farmer and stockbreeder de- siderable to soy «U» the school book question during
»irv< t<a“ktain die v.ret> best results from his ¡«ar the next session. He has data to show that Ore
"U>e K.wl Flare to Eat
gon ¡«ays nearly double the price paid tn any other
in Portland ia at ....
ticular riforts. If he has« not been as successful state for the same textbook. The srheolbook trust,
It«. SCIO MAMKl.rS.
heretofore as he desired, there ¡8 ssms reason why which controls the output of nearly all school text
The («dlowin« are tirimi quota d on
be made a failure in whole or in part. Some to books, seemingly was able to drive a pretty stiff Thursday of re. h ae«k by our dr* 1er«.
Ar " err Fan or Moaaiaox Hr. llama, a.
I I Ml
Wheat, !•»
the Institute and Dr. Withycombe and others, who * barwam w ith the State Textbook Commission six
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Itala.
2S
CHARLES 3. X a ES.1
year»
ago*
Now
that
we
know
the
rates
given.U>
have beon MCCessful, will show you why you were
•ack
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(Suwveor lu Htana lia>»a.)
_____ Oregon
)regun should cuinoel
I other states.
compel the trust to
ti> Hour.
•» ton
It
<■«
Bran,
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not entirely successful* and point out to you the ghre Qfl < equally
Prsjr'.rtor.
I a so
favorable rates. Ii these rates are Short», I« ••
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mad to success.
nted the Crtist should be driven from the Chop.
¿3 .■«>
not granted
'
Bauer,
I I. I IMOIW« WUre.
at
I -------- (Country |*r roll
Senator
giving
Un W ithycombe, and other gentlemen who will State. £
____ Miller has been _
_ the school
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a
haw.
Noth"« la herrbr givrn that thr itn ler-
dr with H’m, are men who have given scientific book question quite extensive investigation and the Ciiirkene, • • po'llttl
is
»tg"rd administrator of th« retate of Fya
H
result
of
these
investigations
will
doubtles*
be
(
ht<
Kent,
Y«>nn«
l>
investigation and experiment to the breeding of
A. McCiain, drcaa»r«i, ha« tll«*d hi« linai
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OK
placed Imfore the Stats SeMte next Winter-
arrotini in **¡<1 «»late with I hr t'< Hilly
sU»ek and to th« production of grains, grasse.s,
Turki'V»! «I
14
C lurk of 1.1iin County, <»-»•<• u auil th»’
ti
I N m Its»
11
vegetables, and everything that may be grown
CotMtly Judge ha» «at t.,w lath Uay ol
J«
<r.'«, N»iv«inbrr. Ba»l( at th« Ite'rr «af I o'clock
If
William
R.
Hearst
succeeds
in
winning
out
in
with profit on the farm, flrnoe their lectures will
US'j r. m , and tl»r C* uniy Conti noni •• thw
tiie election next month in spite of many divers Huo.
V« m U
•
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ferehippirig
br replete with the things the progressive fumier oppositions, he will be a hummer and no mistake.
time and place lor h«ari»ag >>b)«< lion«
Rhrrp, *
«CocAern
IM', to «aid Anal aer Hint and the •atll. «.Mil
f<
ind-stockbreeder wants to and ought to know.
Should he ¡»rove a winner, it will demonstrate the Mui loti *
07 I lherwif.
T. !*. mv C lai «,
kt the Institute it is intended to complete the fact that a new political element has arisen that
I.. |„ Sura*,
Adminiairau«.
. U. i >irj tor l.iauuo'uiU.i
SulmrUmlor th« **»» xa * m Nano.
jrvluuuiary steps for (he organization of Uie ¿on- • must.lx reckoaod with in tiicUecUomvi the future,
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FALL TERM OPENS
SEPT IE M 13 IE R 2 6, 19 06,
Strong Faculty
Of Men and Women who believe in young people
Ample Buildings
One of which is a well furnished D ormitory F ob
G irls .
Good Location
1
In a town without saloons and with no record of
epidemic sickness, and a P erfect W ater
S yst em .
Of a
Opportunities for Self-Support:
No energetic youth innl
C mmic al
W1IUUU
hesitate for lack of funds.
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Menu
CoMUUl tAL
Write us.
We manage.
Commercial School may l»e enteret! at any time.
Writ« fi r literature t<>
PRESIDENT H. M CROOKS,
Albany, Oregon.
rwn> uUTiQJI
M.
Pup's Coffee House
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PuKmixar, T. J. Munhrra
Siaarrinr.
A. Warner
T. J. Munter«, W. F. GU),
E. C. I'rrry, J. J. llame«,
I. A *rn .r
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
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To caii your
¡jouraltc/rcuin
to a few of our
Leaders in
Fash ionabDe
Dress Good» H'ootcn Silks, three colors, grey, blue, and brwin
at $1.25 per yard. Armure blue, broum, and cherry red at
$1.25 per yard. Vigerouje- in invisible grey plaids 90c per
yard. Grey and green stripe plaid suitings at 40c per. ya/riT,
the very latest in suitings. Panama suitings in several colors
$100 per yard. H'e are noir giving 12 1-2 per cent off on
all our skirts; we have them in most any color. Ilop picker
Mexu tin straw hats »t 15c; other stores ask 25c for the sama
hats. Notice our show windows. Ten per cent off art all
ladies' wrappers. H’r have Outing Flannels from 6c to 12c
per yard, tied over 2500 yards to select front Our 12c grade
usually sells for 13c to 15c per yard at other stores. Give
us a call and be convinced that what we advertise is strictly
so.
Yours for Business,
WE WISH
KERBER <& KLECRER
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