The Santiam news., November 23, 1906, Image 2

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Rubbers
U hr kantiani. Mru
C nderwear
of them should aud will Is pnitec'ed in his hold •
ings; but every individual. corjn>rat>ia or company
NO
A Vi ry large ami complete
Vi’oiiKii’ Storm Rub­
who Mecur»*-<his holdings through tliduMT. fraud.
line of Men'*. Women s auti
<»r in any way neglecting to o mply with the Isw. ■
ber?, Iwst out, pair
should have his holdings declared forfeited and the
Politically Independent
’ ! I h u
I'mlcrwear. We
Misses Storm Rubber-«,
same sltould revert to the Stats or Nation.
call syeuial attention to our
beat «>ut, pair............
tun r«d at Ihr |-wb>rtio- «I “«wi, ’ <rv^--.¿ ag -<- oim J- c U.« ,
The Nation or State woulii do n> wrong noran
Men ■ ’uv I ritierwear. This
■mi mattxr.
Injustice slvMild theee lands which have been se­
i
Storm Rub-
il- i- t’ e rame you have
cured by fraud be rvclamu*d. Individual who com­
ii-.ii i -: m . i « v i i'it>AY ii.-
i i en pa\ ing T-n* for.
mits a fraud of tbi« character or causes it to lie
!.. urei<; i:i<;
We call ) oar attention U>
C«jnimilted. should < ->n.-;<ier hin - If n —t fortunate
I ■>!,<>» AIVII
, if he is not caused to undergo a term of imprison­
our
W omen « 2’>c ami
1
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• A .
ment
in
additam
te
losing
his
ill-g«>(ten
h<-!d
;,
ig*.
vents and pant*.
-rii.-« KII-IIOS HAT»-«*:
<«,,«• ,«ar in a>l«*i>-
........... ......................
I! ?» The law placing a limit for which a man can l»e
A wholesome cream of tartar
I âu prosecuted for offenses of this character, is but a
I'iM ,'•«». »I » u* • I
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I
I liar « ««,, st r'l.i « I -* V'-arw........... .............. ............................
shield for rascals to hide behind. It should Iw re­
.»
<Bw » *«,. at r*4 I C ai- ....................
baking powder. * Makes the finest,
Women* Rubber Boots 1.I Just received ß new blocks
pealed, Even when these land« pass into the
bis »».nils in»•i»«i.<«
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TV-w ■unti,« In »!->>*«.............................
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hands <»( ;« third party the holder should lie held
lightest, best flavored biscuit, hot-
Nlagit cup, in wnipvr ...............................
If you
I ÔO in the Fall patterns.
responsible, for it should be his l-usini-r- to know
,M»V> It I Irti!«* ItATkXî
want
a
new
hut
that
is
right
Al whether or not the land ha» been -x in «1 from the
« fi t M th»i »•
breads,
cake
and
pastry.
W
tr* ub I obituarv ixdtrvA, |«*< lihe
.. ».»•••••• «
our* i- it 'i_‘. $'2.’>0, ami $’.!
¡Government according to law.
<U
1 tlg’** h’»l »• .di
I- r i-.‘
Any number of staple pat
Alum and alum-phosphatc
U6
U henever the rights of the public have been
1 «Mil
prr liter |-r i--
Dn*pl*y AtU, 2 c U a : »• « |«i
o t lit,
u* « *ltin«i» wide,
trespaiwed
upon,
any
acquired
rights
of
the
indi
­
pon
ders
are
injurious.
Do
not
terns,
.’»‘A* to $
per in« h
vidual should give way if necesaaiy to restore and
l’fuf» W»l uwl Í
I
I ! •
i f I ><-*.’h
use them. Examine the label.
Ltlig Uttw oAfttrwctw b* Mivrrt li»< ii * a *1« • u »).i«ik.AtB»»tt
make good any lo*< to the public. Unl«*ss this
Special on Skirts
.il tu
principle is earned out a premium is offered for
I qy U ftAMtti« rvwtxa 00.« *•* VC«*.
individual rascality by the State or Nation. Our
(.»«li» «
Ht», rr»hlfv»t to || 10
WILL HAVE TO DISGORGE.
<Htr*Kirt*. F*!l j’Aitfcit 1 «V»
i.iv.-makers and law-executors should look first to'
irt*. hail )*Aitvm J..
the right« of the public and then to the right« of
*1 Î A'lit*« OvvraMrt*. hall |M»tt«*rfx .1.2»
Other Slickers at
I HI -^.to " ' KKI I S.
it has been known for years that laryo bodies of the individual.
t • 1 A<ha*«* <Kvr*kiri». > »II pattern i.10
savings.
117 La«h«*«’ OverMtirttay hall jattt*rn j ’X»
lowing *rv |>«V5« qn d.«l
Government lands wen* 1 • • / i • '
it«
•«•
of rvuh Wvvk by our -it* i
qpirvd by corporations and syndicate- Nor wril
per bu-l.c'i,..... ..I
1
1 IWI 4 Bill«
H /.• NEED MORE LIKE HIM.
this xbsorption cca • «» long a th< re
prr reck
OH r <» O N
" t-n
av.rtteb* public land left In fa< t that tilin' cems
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now to be upon uk Public lands at all desirable Senator IjiFollette, who delivered a political lec­ Chop. '* *'
Butter, (('•’«intrvi jwr rill.. .
ture in Portland la>«t wwk. hand'- ’ v-r-. r-r
are almost unattainable by tl • I»m t • trier.
k.gg«.
" dou-fl,. ..... . ,
taining to Congressional enactments without <
-.
p >1111'1
This being a fact it is nonset -«• to lock the stable gloves. In other words, he shows up the action of Chl'krn«.
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Yonne
I G*«'*«*,
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diwir after the la.-t |<»or obi crowhait has b---n senators on public <|ii< stions. especially of the bill Turkey»,
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it
stolen. The thing to do now is to recover to th«* regulating railroad freight rate«. On this measure thick«,
Beef, |wr poui> I .ivc «wight
i |e«re« ,M*«ny ftw IftadroH
T
\
««
•«
••
National domain th«' million of acr> > of wl -h Senator Fulton is shown to have given his vote ll.gw,
! Amveni lieirull
.
n w )•
• «
for »hipjHng
V««l
against
all
amendments
that
would
make
the
rate
h**. <—
• 4
the peopje haye b«x*n «!•■ *jioi'««!.
u
Btockcm....
I.raaWM Ï»wtr«»t4 . ..„a..
... i <»> t\
law really regulative. On the final passage of the SI’«M*p,
<•
> tKtnw AV-» nv
à V. p
RadrwuiH wdjich l ave Ix-en grant'd I l > -f rate bill, after the defeat of the several amend­ Mut urn ••
binds and w hich have constructed their roads as ments that would have made the law much more
Women Who Wear Well. *
|<g«o««4 AB myu ' v 'or* orrwi:»*
T AS A M
»«<iuire«l by the terms of the grant should be pne effective in its o|«erations, Mr. Fulton voted “yea.”
It II oik I.."h ng h"W gr. *t » rhtnga •
ArrKtwi t'orvMiU*
.......... . , m JA A. M
tecU*d in their holdings. Likewise wagon nsuis Tliat is to say, after the law had been made ha mi­ f»w yL «rt l X inwrr:>4 Ilf« otu-n m»i«<> tn N> .» i 1 »
th» »|'|»»rsnm. »n<l dlifalUon of many
1 • i • ■ \
........ 1 W P. M
which actually built wa; ->n n -I not trails have ll. to the railmads, Mr. F.ilton, Mr. Aldrich, and vooMin. Th» fr»'«t !»«■*•, tho charm, th» A ». i V «Ì» Ml c. t
1 n P, M
hr I
vanish Ilk» th» bP- m from a
kigally acquired their properti«
B it railroads others, who at heart were opj>-«ed to any sort of jwacb
: V* r W
1
vm AUmi\r. ...
........ .
1» riub ly handled. Th»
railway freight regulation, made a virtue of a n«j- matron which
A in«» <*<»» » «ih* ................... ...
•.is r M
1» only a dim »hadow, a feint who
that hold their lands by virtue of the lieu land law,
Ì r»
* I lorn 1 .
cessity and voted for the pn-ident’s emasculated of tl><- chann!og nialdrn. Th-r» ar» tw.,
and wagon mad com|«anies which built mere trails, rate law.
rwai-.il» for th!» rhnnra. Ignorance and K.X
G
A M
»»»U'.-t.
F«w y mng women appreciate I
hold millions of acres of the public domain to which
.14 A. M.
Senator laiF-illette shows very plainly that he' tiio ih.tck to th« lyn.-m through th» Arrttx« a
in equity they du not po -•.•«« a -hadow of a title. has no use for Congre.-v>men who are servants of < change which c»mua with marriagn and 4 1 Mo > Cor» ail!« ... ».
i »> r M
motherhood. Many neglc-l t«> deal with
Arrive*at Ainu»»y
fluì* M
Also land syndicates and individual who have ob­ the trusts nnd who are stall times careful that no thu unpl"«'»nt pelvic drain» and weak ! No ?
nr
which too often com« with mar- i IrtMhVtwi t ‘«»rvftUle ......i
< » P. M
tained valuable timber lands through hiring dum­ legislation hostile co the interests of corporate riagv
and tent!."rhi»4. not undervtandlng
Al-*» ';
« I« » M
w«-alth shall be enacted. The Senator's first tl,i«l tills »<- r. t dram II robbing the check X. trrlvvte
1
mies to file upon the same and who hold a title thought in the «•nactment of law is the interests of,
<
onalli*
.
of Ita fre»hn* »s *nd the form of I tn
1« « A V ’
1
\n 1VtW Ml Ai'M'i.V
H U A M.
obtained through fraud and u »repn
m .
all the jxsiple and, while he believes large aggre­ falrti'
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Ai »urely a» th« m-nersl health »ufft !«
should certainly lie made to disgorge. Th« se lands gations «>f capital necessary to inaugurate and • hen Ibero 1« di c mi nt of th«» health ! <a ■ m ABeoty . .
• I i' u
1 Arrive« at < «•wnilti« . .
I 1 r. M
'•
••>.!
r.'.ir ». «.i «ur>'y
that are wrongfully and fraudulently held cost the carry on large undertakings, he insists that any • ftl.d'.
h<
rw, organa
•hed tn 1 All of th«* «tot«* tn*in« «*o«inr»-t with ”**»«*1 l«ri n
wltneM I' m * lilt 4 oiiqwnj tm»*.«*. loti» Mt Ai'«*») and
bolder not to exetred
to per acre, and that privileges granted to such corporations should at bea
Ncarlv ‘«»vail«». »» eoll a. Iratn h>i IX’imlt, giving
tot! ■ fiel In
all
times
be
made
secondary
to
the
interests
of
the
A g<««l Suit of (
th.« will give » Man a better epiukn <4 tiimavlf,
a ro<UI"n •-m-n havo f.und h-«fh
*"-•-'* ' " '
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acquired with lieu larnl scrip, but a few cent«.
• • «eit mm 111'iteri bttdh f fot Hpt Inga.
public. As Governor of Wisconsin Mr. laiFollettc
a» wvl!
uncoiiM-ioualy itithn-nc«’ thwopiniou <>t olhcr*
«« in tl.- uae ut l>r. I* , r«« » h'a-
>’•< further intorniai »on Apply to
At the risk of becoming tedious, a little explana­ caused the railroads to j>ay taxes and to reduce! hapnine
wxlle rrrecriotlon. It make» woak wom­
J. i HAYO, ««eta l*aw. Aft.
Our Suit» tin« S^aaoci will app«kl '» the Mau ol govd taato.
tion of how th«* lieu land law originated is inorder. their freight rates. With the experience gained in an Il rung and »lek wonwa well Ingrwll It II IM’I ».*. Agent. AHwway
enta on I»*--!—eoiitaliin no alc«>bol or
T H E C U T
These big transcontinental railroad companies, the Wisconsin railroad rate problem he was esjiec- harmful bat it forming drag« Mn !«
wholly of thoae native, American medic­
ially
qualifie«!
to
enact
a
Federal
statute
that
would
through their lobbi- s at Washington, obtaim-d th«*
The Coat» are < ut goo«l length and form tilting at wand line with
inal root« tno«t highly recommended by
loading nodical aulli rltl* - of all the
fullneoa over the hip»
The la|«'la ami collar. are long and broad.
passag«.* of the law. The lobbie then « cured the regulate. Senator lj«Follette was not in favor of •ral
acini' 1« of practice f.,r the auro of
Tr--u«er» arc «ha|-ely ami roomy.
the rate law enacted last Spring, but as it was aj>- woman'«
pei-nllar ailment«
establishment of Government reserves and. strange
Fnrnurelna motlicre or forth,- m broken
parently the best that could be secured at that down
In
health
by t'<<> frequent l»'*rlngof
THE FABRIC
to relate, these re < rv« s wen* alway s «o marked time he voted for it.
children. al«> for the ripA-unl mother»,
GEORGES
to prepare the »y«t. in fi r the coming of
out that large bodies of worthh . > lands la-longing
If President Roosevelt could have been supported baby ai d making III advent < aiy nod
Tbc new aha.iowv ^rnyw, invigilila ¡>I ah H atxi rich misal (Miltrrn»
almoat palnl ■«• th' re 1« no medl< Ine uut'e
KOENEKE
ar* ibv tavorit« *. but blu«**» aik I black» will lw in line, tJ cuurw«.
to tiw railroad companies were includ' d. For by a Congress composed of IjiFollettee it is safe to •o
grx-l a
I .
I i
■ n * It
do no harm In any cmdlUon of the
Pr o v't*i*>r
these absolutely worth!« s lands the (lovernmcnt say a rate law would have been enacted that would can
tyitem It i« a m.,«t potent lavigoratlng
T H E P R I C I
have
regulated
the
railroads
effectually
instead
of
i
tonic and »Uengthenlng nervine nicely
issued lieu land scrip to the companies. Tin scrip
SCIO.
V t.GON
adk|>t.«l to » in sti adnllcale tyium by a
the present make-believe rate law.
phyih tMi of iarge ovt- rlenee In lb ’ treat­
could la- laid iij«-n ,iii> (...V. r:.::a nt la:..l; any tate
lluving fUh hA« d I he ■><»« *'* natiMMt
f « «tan*» peculiar aliment*.
Senator I«aFollette is a Uepublican in politics ment
«.ark* l fr> j . tin h>-t>t« r |»rt«pri« tor, <♦»»>
Pierce mav !»• conaiilted by letter
through which the particular railroad had trackage. and was elect«*»! us such to the United States Sen­ Fr. I>r.
< of charge. Addr, *« f»r K V. Pi.-r-c,
U kiiUfht, I MilhJi thv je»t<H th*
II' '«I and Surgical lmUluta»
|»u’dk'. | will <««nl|t*ttr (I ni wtM»4i •’»» the
Through this infamous law the Northern Pacific ate, yet he is honest and independent enough to Invalldi*
lludalu, M. Y.
r««n t <M> th«- Iptlliw «-M»’.iUlw I Hi t •tipp’)
Railroad Company has ecund millions of a« r- i of condemn Senator Fulton, a Republican, for voting
»Iwrit-e cut« *t
pri««*« With a
«1« ♦!rv to f»»i it lt*r mc » i rial'«I m •<<'•* u| every-
HU.
the finest timber lands in Oregon. Other large for the railroads and against the people's interests ( MIMIK HilIX IO
a««*) a -R trrminatbm to tr«at ovary*
or»« it*tit, I nn
bind holding comjianies have ofarated through and to commend Senator Gearin, a Democrat, for
1 uur* ioi btietur«*.
A« A WU»I»'« hcvillh AI»<J rrrr<a*t»iMi r»-a»rt
dummies to secure large l»«b«*- of cbool !.«>■<!• at voting right and for tile people's interests U|ioii XewfWMi
ww i»*« « Àaw.rt-i.t«*.
< ;p.< »K< ;r. K<»i\ii<r.
m cost of $1.25 an acre withan additional tritle to every question affecting railway rate legislation. In* thl , at.4 wl -lihig I»» fl'r ! hr |*N*J ’• M
op|«>rtunity «» luvnttM fl»* fr*-<»li. pur* >«* 4»e
<»f lbrotaran, th*- »*»«*lliem Biulfic ah t • of valh«
the dummy.
Let us hope that Senator LaFollette may be per­ hn.at« rti buvr r* atvwi- 'l lj*r tnir nf tUkcf*
Taking all of these holdings together, and which mitted to serve many years in the United States A thtiHijih
««i YAt^tii'tA. » rout aji •* r poin.*
w III *».' ao M lhr*»»i#b«»»»t the w Infer «nd
are held for speculative pun«.... i, fully one half of Senate, and that just as rapidly as senators', who tk*rtA
*N«r1n< uni I’ Ma) UM. vrrry
I. J Munk»*™
T » Mtinker*, \l F. (»ill,
the territory of Oregon is held by th«-.-< high finan­ are servants of cor|K>rations anti trusts, time ex­
W tMlta«a«iray- nm <I *nluid i|
smscTasr, I
V. W»ri>er
F. C Pwry, J. J lUrnra,
nn«l fr»»«u AI' ahj , « nrvAlll«. bh 4 Fhitnmnlh «m
ciers. As all of the public lands in the State, Na­ pires, their places may be supplied by men of the ihr < <»rv«llf» A likwlttn. luki*» will ;»»• <■ ; t to
V. A* t' *rner.
Viaqiitim »n*l X«
i I a U;-
tional or State, have been ab-orlad a above stated, LaFollette caliber.
Tl»r rate« «to I» i».« «i'»»«- *« iiurtug «ix-
the question now is. what can the State or Nation
*umn»rr, and will hr g>M>l for tvlut >» * a » day» |
ft« in «late <»f mir.
do about it? Ought a vested right obtained through
I»». v<i««tl»or«»*w ^tNltary It«th*»
<
Special
Assistant
District
Attorney
Heney
is
un
­
will l»r hi ofvmrtkm during the rutin A aiirr.
trickery or frau«l In* held snend?
»nJ Inatitiwil» will I m - given .Will,
covering
about
the
most
unsavory
mess
of
grafters
I am ami equity holds that the rights of the pub­
Olhrr llralth K *».« K* < lovrtl.
'I
»L
lic are superior to those of a corporation or indi­ down in San Francisco that can be found in the 1’urlng ihr Winter hrsarly all «dh«<t ttraltb
rrworla arc rhwed or ‘itft* <iU Io rwh. and
vidual. Even when the individual or corporation jmges of history of modern times. The propensity imiit of tn* ua lu»*«- the Mlvantaicc« of **■»port
The K-al Fiucv U> b .ti
and vUinlty a* rr«ptid* <!in*at«-, point - of hi
to
graft
seems,
under
the
tutelage
of
Abe
Kuef
honorably an«l honestly holds lands required by
in
i» at’ ...»
{♦rvat, re* nation and ainuw uuat F«*r part ww
tv» mj?»y
hxnitntf««»» arri*»*
and for the good of the pwWic the land- are taken th« political I mss and prince of grafters, to have d«r*irt>r|f
tb< ««oui In «nrnahinr or in •«•‘tin. tbr
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
by the payment of. not what the holder demands, involved Mayor Schmitz and the entire Bound of. rvaotf I« ttmM|taali«'«1, its «Mirvtiatt llHgwarr I trul, Pup s Coffee House
l«nfttiil
«rtuarry, « IlinaU» mild, I mm H trial and
but what a l»oard of appraisers says the pn>p« rty City Supervisora. In addition to the blackmail col- invidPHa'iiur
A t Wer Evnor MoniaoN S t . Ilwiixia.
Cvttatfra tor »rnf rl»ra(\ firvh
IN. OUI OIIA I IIl OIM » MUI i< tre.
n.tlk, lwMi««y, frutf at t*»wr«« praurt
CIU.r.X.£3 J. K a SZB
is worth. This being true, these high financiers lected from franchise-holders, French restaurants, te<rlah)f*«,
«<■««(, ft«h and the fani'Hi* o»4t OywUMW Io fw
saloons
and
houses
of
ill
repute,
this
liaivlof
scoun
­
tSucwsur to K imes tluua.)
I ad (of t>M" trvmUr .d «»<rt»ri'nt ft**»«.
wh«f have gobbled lands from the State and Nation
tio>» ftv»M any *» l < m « A k
Fr:jri»tor.
in square miles and iowndiip«, ought not complain drels are said to have stolen thousand s of dollars A4» Its ‘,t. i »nhntu«
or from ihr gvnenü )«Mrng»f age »t *»!
from
the
relief
funds
contributed
so
liberally
by
etthci. cv»«>|a«ny,
W\StR!» «...... . M
hi «-ml. County Bn
if they receive their money back and are di.spos-
ttalv tn» >t A'.’wnjr • o Ta.; »I a, It •'i
ivprr«Mrttt and •1*»HU« m«>|vnill*v h |mrV
yr t»>
n.rrit. (Hit out
etc «H l «HMataialk«d
jesard. If some law should be enacted by Con­ the entire country when that city was stricken by Kale from Al’any to
I-usiit.*«» h»ntw (*a»li «alary F.*l wr«*kly, »•»•
gress and the State Legislature to repos css the earthquake and tin*. Mayor Schmitz, who has been
]|»‘ii« uwrtit) « I i anr**d, |wrTiianrut ptMltiofi.
visiting
European
countri«**,
was
elected
to
the
J
«>nr
rrfHTrnea. tlantewa* S airnmiì lko»k of Chi*
Nation and State of all lands held for «|*culative
chief
office
of
the
city
five
years
ago
as
the
cham
­
I
till.
<«»í.l MHIi ll«H *$., 4 teb-aao. minuta,
purj>OM*s. everybody in the Nation, save the guilty
!»«-<*
I.
II-IOM
holders, wouki sn.v “Amen.” Of course the honest pion of reform and of organized labor. It reports
tire
true
he
entered
the
office
a
poor
man.
but
is
Th» Ngw» orti«» dor« «II kind» of iob
»ettlcr, who is improving his land ami is building
pviuliug in g-«xi «lyle nial at rMUonablr
a home, whether it be ujxm Government or Stat.' now so nch that he can afford any extravagance K«»«l WH*r«*«r «>»• T. rvali<rl* !,**»• prie«».
guage 4» Spuhen.
JBmk. should not be disturbed, for the object of he may desire. Before Mr. Heney gets through
TH«* Thrtvr*a Wrrl« W u’d, now
4Mrml
recotwing these lands to the State ami Nation is with him he will probably regret that he aban- r»«wld*'nUAl
«wntpAhfl« |a Px»'«iMuluwa«l.
tioned
his
career
in
music
to
enter
the
Held
of
poli
­
tn ba a IwHiav t*M*r than It h«a rvwr ’wa I«.
that they may lirenmc the homes of industrious,
Buy on Credit!
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f
ItMT, <»»d il It«* uta>l« Ita «maptiar nt a mvxi-vt*
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i
Jtome-loving citizens. The Fe«k*ral government tics. Nothing short of landing the whole bunch tn*ly.
J.
G.
GILL,
D.
M.
D.
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this $60 Machine for $25
I»* "”*v wrvte» »w»«era th«* ««Ur*
and It rapotbi every I bing fully, prnupt.
•V
FtiiMT nima
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th .wild pursue a similar policy towards corjioralions behind prison bars will satisfy Mr. Heney and the ghrba,
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h.» .irntai .....
orti re «
i i llu
ly and AiMoraU-îy. It ia the only n«w«tm|w*ra
1
people.
not
a
dally,
abiete
ta
na
pal
na
a
dally,
«rtd
that have fraudulently obtained coal lands.
u
in Fein «ml I» prvpgnwl
«teta-h Mill h«*‘p yon »• «tnnplt'fMy « •h»r»t»«*d
The public domain rightfully belongs to all the
ôf «bal l* haiH*-ning thrw»uh<HH tho «orM.
flr
to ilo flrut-etam
l tu «.»>►■ Wrrlk W«<h| la Bah In lia fn»41l*>
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Deputy District Attorney Francis J. Heney i UwJ The reporta
D ibicm
people; likewise doaa the c««l and oil within th«*
I
Toa eat* <vt thè trulli frinii lu
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r
rnw
1
CowvntGHT«
Ae.
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work In all
ninna, w lather y imam Kepubitcnii or |*in
bbsom of the earth and the public is defraude«l ought to be a very h*PPX >nan these days. In «-«»I
A”«*»« awn Ung • ateM^h and ¿MerltXV«w n-af
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orral« and timt w vhnl mm want.
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a <»nr
pww whMA«» ao
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braixbn« of dentirtry.
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Whenever individuals or corp«>rations an* allowed addition to lifting the lid and CX|>osing San Fran­ A ■t»'* Ul taml tire «»( tbr Thrl«w< a W tadt Worte) <i.»».e«
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’rtotly <<
HA*C ?OOta ‘«i)»ieaU
ha< ala aya lw«*n M« ea rtaJ tact km. h pubHateaa
«»«.? fr*< «H<Ua< agw»»<*v h r aarurirg jn»r»u'A»
te gobble them up at a fraction of their value. cisco's othcial corruption, with a fair prospect of nove*«
*$♦****«
by iter ’»« WBlhCHM in tbr Wofid,
pM«MUa I j U»»« l»r- ugh Munn A < -x
’’!• wait Mr Ir». nMvn<«l U'IIHW «k-eo-f
Nt- ;k «tedtea. a '» «*< «*•»¥•. «» «h«
K vaia whirh la l»«ota f<w «n «rii f«»r Bl.ki aptrea»,
• •f«ht h- HwhnM < 4« «rw «II «hit» f leve hi
The day of reck«»ning is not fur distant when all of landing the whole bunch of grafters in the peni­ and
Ita Mvh af»n<iard in Hila rrwprrt «Iti ter
In«un> will> ihr Or»g>>n f»rw R-liH *•••’<' on fM, Kvoewie *«t »•« Ctffrf pia».
in Ite» fnitirr a« tn llw |wuH
jhere matters of a fraudulent character will be tentiary. he has taken to himself a wife. When a malnfaln»-«l
AMoriatlun, ul McMinnville. A purely Oovurtx furnllurti Oompnni
Tilt. TUMI« K*A-Wl RK
i«««4laf
« k.-te m-tv Hta«>rM-« »~«' t Lra«M /»
niiitusl anuriatio«.
J
H.
Bryant,
»TS-IT» «Ira« »V. PUMTUaMO <Hk
man
is
successful
both
in
social
and
business
life
ightrd. Every, man or corporation who obtains
-, l.t .*1 BrW..U»« 1- .--MU. T*—- «’ •
•ai<arfp4ion prtew la naty ll.un per yvwr. and
agent, Albany, Oregon.
... > ira IU.IL IX-LI », all -w-rtalwv
thte» pay* fot IW papar». W p otte«» itala un
he
should
be
wholly
satisfied
with
himself,
and
NnlxMri*»
no« (nr tin* *»•»!«■> X»»t
«ids either agricultural, mineral, ar limber, and
a»4i«Utewl «w*w«pB|»r and THK
*AMT! a N
MUNN . Ä • Co.’« . ”— . ’ New
York
SwWriba for Iba S vätv .w b'rw».
gMt th« ow»a.
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I \te» • t Xe* *•« b’f n‘* *♦*» »*•)*•-
Wi»>Stly complieslwith the law regulating the salo saUnfacUon usually gives happiness.
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Bakin# Powder
A fao/utety Pure
MUNI
Hat, given i i
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Ihr g”* 'i • V «»1
•Dr. Il « « I
|«cr gar ment J
Eva».— A •«-'J
this iH.k-«>n
very pt»* I, d
acori, wry
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ALBA’
Hats
Mens Slickers
Corvallis & Eastern R. R
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