The Santiam news., November 30, 1906, Image 2

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Rubbers
ABOLISH THE TOLLS.
Fifty cents per ton is the tribute that all of the
freight of the Willamette Valley and ¡joints
,50
further south must pay. to reach Portland, or
Politically Independent
freight from Portland to Valley ¡joints. The fact
,
’
that railroads carry the principal ¡«art of this
ail matter.
• 'liildrvn's Storm Rub­
freight does not relieve the freight from the lock­
IO
bers, best out.......... .
age charge of 50 cents per ton. If boats, because
of free lockage, would reduce freight charges 50
Men’s 10-inch Rubber
•> io
cents per ton, the railroads would make corre­
Shoes, best made
sponding reductions, from river competing ¡joints
Kt ll~< HUTH IN HAI>.~.
Meli's !ong-h*gge<l Rub­
•1 35 and this would probably result in a like reduction
Ona year in adranre........................ ......................................
I .‘<i
ber Bouts, pair .»’> and
One »ear, al end »1 rear.......................................
1 7& from all ¡joints.
One > ear, al end «4 2 { «-are...................
2 on
< >ne jeer, at en«i <d 3 year. ......................
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Women's Rubber Boots 1.75
The Federal Government should own and
7»
big nnmlbe in advsnre .....................................................
M operate these locks or build locks for the free
Three nxmlhe in adranee......... ........................ ...............
NOTE.—Safety lies in buying only
(*s
I 5<)
Mis.-es Rubber Boots
t-ingle copy in wrapper..............................
transportation of boats on the east side of the
ADVH l< riMl.NO HAT'MXl
Royal Baking Powder, which is a
si river. There is no reason why these locks should
Card <■( thank«
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oj be left to private ownership, when it is the gen­
hperial obituarv noiwee, par line ..
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pure, cream of tartar baking powder,
Eltawded Weakling rvairnente, far line...................
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U6 eral custom of the government to take charge of
!>>cal adrertieing. |*r line per laaue ....................
and the best that can be made.
Ihrplay ada, 3 > Itangee |<r
Month, one column w «de
and remove these natural obstructions to water
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ways. I f it is necessary to build a canal and locks
I'roVeecional rani*. I1, lorhee, i<er month
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I-i>ng timeomtrwrt» for adrertieing Modena application
as at the Cascades, in order for the free passage
Special on Skirts
of Imata. build and operate them. The Oregon
11 M* I e l • «' 1 b «-rwkirlji, redil» «'s! to 11 ill
$2.75. Mv ¡»rice, |2.(M).
City locks should lie fairly appraised by a compe­
THANKSGIVING DAY.
13 Ia.b>- t>v«r»ktrta. Fall pwtlrrn INS
tent board and this amount tendered the present
Ovrrakirte, Eall ¡uaitrrn 3 AS
11 la.h.
nu svio *i*KKi.rs.
Other SI ickers at similar. II la>li>«' (Kvrakirt«, Fall pattern 3.»
Yesterday occurred the holiday, that is coming proprietors. In case the company should refuse
f. li.lr. i » r»k irt«, Fall pattern 4 ill
saving*.
Th# fiUlowrn« ar« l-nna
, 17 I uh I i .*« (>vrr*kirte, Fall |*atu»rn 5 s '.
to be the one moat universally observed of our the offer, the other or East side of the river could riittrwlav
«»< ra» h wrrk by <
lie utilized by the government as a site for a
Wheal, pef buahalg..•
so
numerous legal holidays, by the American people. system of locks for the free passage of boats.
Il Ml « «XII WO. 11 .
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Thanksgiving day dates back nearly throe Should the government make a movement to­ Flour. |«*r aa< k .....
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Tr»t«s • mut A»««t V«» 1 aqi •««.
A Y r O N . O K » <• O N
Bran,
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hundred years to a short time after the landing ward the building of locks on the East side, the hhorl«,
•w w
Mo I-
•• M
*Mt>e« Y» |ttlna
’hop,
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•SO
of the Pilgrim fathers at Plymouth Rock. It will present owners of the locks on the West side ( Buller,
Arrt««Mi » «vaih«
(Country) jwr roil
«<1
Amr«M Alutny
would
probably
conclude
to
accept
the
appraised
E.ffjt»,
** »loirt»,. ...
.w
be remembered that the Puritans, because of their
M« k >—
It
value of their ¡>ro|M-rty. Then then- is left to the Chickrn», *’ pout»
Tr«ln IraMNany
religious Iwlief, had been *> persecuted in the old
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government another way of s<*curing the locks. Chicken»,
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arrive« taquina
world that they emigrated to the then New- Condemnatory proceedings could be instituted, Turkey«, •• ••
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Ivslu« la m » i »I I *» sm !»• Irtsll.
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World in order to enjoy religious liberty. landing when the comjiany would be conpelled to accept buck«.
Heel, j>*r pound aiv* aright
W»« Mo. »-
Igrav1«« AI <any for
T wa
Botfa,
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US',
on the bleak New England coast, without a soli the a; ,
- t value of their ¡>ro|x-rty.
Arrive« Detroit
It * I*
Veal
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for .hipping
OHS
Mn
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tary friendly hand of their own race to extend a The canal and locks are undoubtedly more Rlierp, •' 1 alockrr«
US
(znarmi lM»trr4i
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Airivw alla 1» .
welcome; w ithout a shelter of any discription to valuable now than when first constructed. As Multon •• ••............
the state has grown more populous the trutic on
Iralu» fur furvMlli«
protect them from sunshine or storm, w ithout
A Lazy Liver
Mo. A—
the
river
has
increased
and
which
has
given
the
larair« AR moi ) for t <>rv «Il »,
food other than what the forest and streams af­
7M %
M at V* only a tired liver, t»r a »tArvM
Corvain»
fell A
forded, it is not difficult to imagine the extreme locks more business. They will become more liver. Il woukl tan a Blupkl a« well a> Mo Arriva«
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valuable as population grows. But has the Locks Mva<e thin* k> Wai a *««ary or utarvrel laava«
AIHmy
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hardship and suffering these sturdy Pilgrims were
man bncauM he lAgged In hi« work. So
Arrive» ai lorvaUl» .
« » r
forced to undergo, before they could grow crops Comj«any caused this increase in value? Not at In iTMaUn* lb« la«gln<. U*rpld Ever It 1« Mo. «
all.
The
people
who
are
developing
the
Valley
1 • «X «S \ TV,
a ffrt’At mUiak« to laah II with »tmnf
___ 7 D r.
to supply themselves with food. But for the
Arrive« Corvalh»
» i*, r. M
drug«
A torpid liver 1« but an
kindly aid extended ta them by the wild native an* the cause of the property becoming more valu­ drastlr
ln<l «’ >n of an ii! ii<>uri*h<4, enf«wh'«*l
able
and
in
.equity
are
entitled
to
the
benefit
Indians, it is doubtful if the feeble colony would
body wbuM organa an» weary with ov«*r
« M A
work. Start with th*» «tomarh and al!l<<d
have survived the first year or two of vicissitude. Hence, if the government should ¡>ay the present organ«
• >*«» A
of <Bg«l£on and nutrition. Pul
I»ocks
Com|«any
the
actual
cash
value
for
its
But llianks ta their indomitable energy and
them In working order and *<* how
110 r
bravery, aided somewhat by friendly disposed property, that is to say, what the property could quickly your fiver will becomo active.
t io r
Dr. Pierce*« Golden Medical bl«<’«»\ery
>ie
duplicated
for,
the
cony,»any
would
not
be
Indians, the colony did survive and formed tnc,
ha* made many marvel.»ua cur« of "liver
• oo r. M
trouble* by It« wonderful control of the
basis of a most sturdy, bravo an<! industrious, treated unjustly.
• •o r.
organa of digestion and nutrition. Il re-
citizenship. Il is no wonder that these sturdy
glorra the normal activity of the •toma< h,
It <W A.
n «i a
Pilgnm iathent. af’er they had been able to pro­ I>r. Cr.ip < \ an eminent minister of the Episco­ inrrvA'M '* th« < r»Tl«‘fi*<'f theb..x«l tnak-
.: im ‘< the
-tn fr<'(ii i*-'.-
pal
church
of
Rochester,
N.
Y.
,
has
been
found
duce a sufficient amount of food to supply their
tonoua accuniiilallona, and aorrlievealba
needs, and had builded houses or cabins that guilty of heresy, by a clerical court of that church. liver of the burden* Imp«»*««* upon It by
de fection of other organa.
would protect them alike from inclement weather, Dr. Crapaey’s offense is. he does not believe the the If you
ha<« bitter or bad taate in th* morn­
wild la-ast and hostile Indian, should devote a day Bible teaches the immaculate conception of Jesus ing. i-«»r or/TMiaHe appetite, coaled tongue,
g”«l Suit •»( ( I« Ilie» will giw • M aii a I* Itvr o|>ini< 11 ol biun»«*lf,
or Irregular buwela,
brrath. cog«tip«l
to prayer, supplication and thankfulness ta the and that the physical body of Jesus did not ascend L Cerl ul weak,
spundenL frequent
lirvd.
eaall
ell aw unrc>nM.*K»u>ily tnfiu«-ncr Ihr opinion o| other».
into
Heaven.
He
was
required
by
the
clerical
1 "»•.nail ef bark."
he ad a< Be*.
Ar «llatrw
Supreme Being. It is not difficult to imagine that
Our Suit» thi» Season *ill «p|H*«l to the 'Ian u( gmal
In •totnai h,
* r dUfrt
¡ie«»ple situated, without a store to buy suj.plies court to recant. Dr. Crapsey refused to do so and gnawlritf
•rl»lng»- In
prrhai# nau««*a.
»> tnptoma
thrvxl after rating, and bln
from, without anything from w hich ta obtain accordingly resigned his pastorate. In writing g|
T H E C U T
weak atott.a.’b anti t«rv<«i li
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his
letter
of
resignation
Dr.
Crapsey
stated
that
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life's necessities, save the forest, the soil and
Th* ('nata ar»» cut #«*><! length anil form filling at wa»«t line with
their ow , industry, would feel truly thankful a the human birth of Jesus did not detract in the G l bl’.ti M,'<> 1 J»1 u <>yt_r) Prrha 1# onTf
fnlliieww owr th* hipe
I hr la pel» and collar» arw long ami broad.
« part uf ti>v atavt) aj tnpu/m« w 1H 1 I*rr^'n 1
thankfulness that it is impossible for we, who live ¡least from his living the Son of God nor from the at
Tnniaor« are »haj «ly ami roomy.
<«-.• Hau* and jrrt point u» t< rpi<l liver ur
in an age of abundance of all life’s necessities, ta Divinity of his character, but was a Son of God blU«j>ianrwa ami weak atonia« h Avoid a!)
all the more in my (Dr. Crapsey’s) estimation be­ hot bread and bi»* ulU. griddle rake« and
THE FABRIC
feel.
other Indigestible ftM*d and tabu the "Golden
GEORGE
Thanksgiving as a national holiday dates back cause he was the son of man. Dr. Crapaey also Mt'tilral lUarvverr " regularly ami atlrk to Ila
The newVhiulowy gray«, invisible plaide ami rich mixed imtterna
you are vIgon»ua ami strong
only ta civil war days. President Lincoln, in 1K62. said "But while I thus feel that their (thecourt’s) u«r Th« until
KÖENEKE
" IH«« otrry " la n u»-Mwrvt. non alro-
are the favorite«, but blue* and blacks will be in line, <»l course.
decision
is
final
for
me,
1
am
equally
certain
that
hollr, 1« a gly«*erif « «tract of native rm-thcl-
we believe, when the ascendency of the Rebellion
Proprietor
nal n«>ta with a full h»I of ha iugnxllrnta
THE P R I CE
seemed broken and the Rebel armies hail been it is not final for the church. 1 have reason to printed on ra*h boitl«-wr«ppe»r and attested
under oath
Ila Ingredient« are emh rwed
si IO.
< »K r.C.ON
driven back from their attempted invasion of a know that there are hundreds of clergymen and and e*tolled by th« nw«kt eminent n-»r«llral
W* hav
Suite at $1O, $12.60.
$15,
$16 to $20. Our
writer* of the age and are r»-« • ..mended to
Northern slate, having met disastrous defeat, thousands of laymen in the protestant Episcopal cure
Having pur»ha«sMÍ the s I mivc • natftftl
the dlera*«« fur whh h It 1« atlviwrd.
|l.’ d> ami I Io Suit» we have never aven r«|unll»*>l for the money.
M » It« t fri > mi II •
i
.«.■>»
Don't accept a aulmtltute of unknown
issued the first proclamation fora National l hanks- church who have reached the same conclusion that
AI wa ) m ready to »Low, you know!
M- -Knight, I «ntlett Ihr patronear «»f ihr
Cotnpt" ’ I* «U h r th
n"n MxTvt mk .UK.TMW
ptihlh-.
»
will
eonllntiv
the
«agon
on
th»-
I
have.
giving day. proclaiming the same ta I m - a legal
or axoWM UnMIi'ilT1<*M
road on Ihr route« r«»abHwhr 1 an«! «tipplt
chofav ente nt
pr»»»-«>
With «
holiday. This precedent, we believe, has been
• h «he Io f«Mtn itw- «Melitel i!«>»<• ol < *rry
In
six
weeks
Oregon
law-
makers
will
have
followed by every Chief Executive since, the last
I m xj y «nd m 'Ir irr tu I net kni It» U«<at every-
MIMiK Kill’» hl Uqirtl HO
<mr right, I «»«»
Thursday of November being the day selected. assembled at Salem to spend forty days in law­
Your« for Inorine«*,
Every state, by law, has made Thanksgiving day a making. The legislature can establish a name for A« ■ W inh-r hrvdth and rrtn-nf loti rr<«r»rt
Mrw|N»tt 1« II»« «*n« iwvr ruvUrnn-
< .1 <
K< >1 XI KI.
economy and wisdom if it will. It can complete i log thi . ••»<! w iwhing («» «Jvc the jw'opir «u
legal holiday.
« btrwllw thr ftwah. pur» <»«••«»«
It has gradually become the custom for absent the steps already taken towards compelling cor­ I «>iq«»rtuitify
tlMPfwwnn. Ih*« htMitÌM>rit f'BeiS«- nml • «valli«
Vja»l» in luavr n««uiw*4 tl»« »«tic «»f Ibkrfa
children and those who have established homes of porations and franchise-holders to pay their just I 1 A tnonigii
t«» Ytupilm». Fn»m «Il ' F putn •
•
ICMM
their own, ta assemble under the paternal roof. and equitable portion of the burden of taxation. ticket« w Ili t«r "<»ld tht«*Uglu»Ut ti»e Wlntrc and
Hpring uniti Ma) ilei, rvrry
P
kk . ih ( nt , T. J Manlier.
T. J. Munkrr», W. F. Gill,
Hence the day is looked forward ta by all with It can, if it w ill, create a state railroad commis­
M ratlirMls) Mini »«(HrdiJ
C. A. Warner
E. C. I’eery, J. J. Burn«*»,
sion, w ith ¡tower sufficient to compel railroads to ‘ -ind frinii All*»), (’«vaili«,«nd ITiih«»»u»th o»'
fondness and expectation.
thè <’«» valli« A hM*it-rn, tkkrt« w ili tw> « ld lo
o<] kfat
HK.J.rii [>o
C. A. Warner.
In the football world Thanksgiving marks the furnish cars to ship|jers regardless of any favorit­ . 1 »-¡Uh»« «nT M» w|«t «Uil.
»
Th* rate« wltl ha» thè « muiv «• «lurtng thr
dose of the football season. On this day usually ism and with power to regulate freight rates < Aommcr,
«nd wtll le ¡¡ iju -I lut rvlutn Wl«)i
SCIO, OREGON
!
fn
tn dal«* <»( «ale.
Î
within
the
borders
of
the
State.
It
can.
if
it
will,
occurs the game of gn at. --I moment for the foot
Fart»» «n’t 4‘if y ¡>n«|w«»fhT» lM>u«h( «i>4 «f»l-1
I*r WI m II hj » n » an»«ll«ry
l.all team. For it the team has been trained to enact a law that will l«ar lobbyists from filling the wtll I* in •»|« raikMi «turtng thwrnllrw Mintcr« <Wt the* tlwtiMl «»»tif»J1»»HWí Imeie
If y»«» ««nt II» aril Jour b»tn>, I r«n *rll It If
• wtll t* gl*rn dati».
the greatest degree of perfection. In colleges corridors and commit tee-rooms of the State capital. i and t.cwti»»cnt
it •■»»» lw* »»W. If )<»u «»(it Io buy,* «m fin i
tt||»«r Itmlth Mranvla < l.^tl
football has taken up »0 much interest that one It can. if it will, forever settle the Normal School f»urtng th» U u»t« r nevai li all «h«r boni ih lb«* |»bM*v pm «»nt.
are «fored <*" ditti* ult tu twaeh. and
often wonders whether the object in attending question by authorizing not more than one Normal 1 rrfw.rts
nonr of ih« in Iva»« Ih* «ovantagt • nf Wrw jw»rt
Th«* B«*wt I’lavr to Eat
vlriniiy a* t«ard» «Mutuate, pumi • of in
college is ta obtain a literary or a football educa­ and require that one to be located at or near i and
in !%»rlien«! it at ....
terewt, rra renih>n and amu«rHN nt f< r ¡«irti«-«
Salem, as the constitution requires. And. finally, Icwirtng tu rnjr»)- A«hlng, ha<iihtg,c»f •*«|r»g
tion.
«eewn In «»inchina« «*r in auvtm, H hb fiaut»«»»«
Pup's Coffee House
The custom of observing the day in some man­ i it can do a groat many things that the people th«
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
rrwn t I» «anwqtaaUak*, 11« autrwun-Hng« are l imi,
iwautlful
«rcnery, rlintatr tnikl. hrwltlitui an I
ner, is grow ing in favor. It is a beautiful custom 'want done; but will it?
A t Wurr Exo or Moastaox Hr. B kiimix .
U»v»gt»»aiing. < «rttwge» tor reni rhr«rx ftvmh
9ZAXLZ3
M ass ?.
and let us hope that it will continue to grow in
vegetante»«, M.itK, iHHi'-y. liuti ai k«»»«t
IH«* «wMrt, A» ìi ami the fammi* rv« k ojMcn» lo tn*
(Sucesor
to
Bisca
Baos.)
favor as long as the Nation shall stand. By com­ It is a strange kind of law that will allow a I «d ft>r III«» intubi« <rf «rvuring lh«»n.
rroprlitor.
fu I lnh»ftin ti«Mt fvviH any k »' ut < ’ A k
mon consent, turkey has become the central dish transfer of the benefits of property yet exempt it I «treni, or frtvrn thè generai ¡«s««rngr r agr tl <4
««»mfaanv.
w ANTKH <i<>C>l» M
in ra» h County III
upon every Thanksgiving table. Indeed, Thanks­ from the responsibilities. Such however is the | «nthe.
iute Inxn alìaaay «»
a. D Y».
rrvwreriit anti a*G rtt»«r • -»»iwratI»«* •Wiarl*
giving can hardly be appropriately observe«! with­ case with the locks at Oregon City. The original Hate fn»iM AB«an> lo Mewp»»t t. |i •#
’ nrnl, put »mt
m-
iH*| «MrfAhlwb«* I
tuialn««« h«Jt»wr < ««h «Ur, r?I wrwltly.
We »1«» a f.eneral ( ufttom Milling llualrtoaa. MT I lour en«l
out turkey. This is a custom that has descended I owners were obligated to ¡>ay the state ten percent
inohfi a-1v«>HW'*l. |g(iiiAncfii f»»euu>n.
J Oar rrfrfvn.-r,
Nrr»' N<ih>uAl liuti» oft hi
ta us from the Pilgrim fathers. In those early of the lockage charge for the passing of boats.
Feed on Kale.
Wheat
Bought
and
¿««hanged (or
■ ««Ufo» < •I»1t«l «¿,t*<*
A l It’-»« Mt' Uftf,
I Ilia «Oli limi ||o( ”F., ihkM", lllinoi«,
days, the forests and streams supplied all the When the present conqutny secured the property,
I lour.
er
W m are in the Field for Bualneaa and Will
DI« Il
meats for the family larder. Turkey being the according to a decision of the courts, this obliga­ Tiiiict-A-wim edition ' l*f*a Mo. l.
Treat You Might
most highly prized of the wild game, the hunter’s tion was not transferred to the ¡.resent proprietors.
Th* N«wa office dowi all binda of lob
prinling tu ¡poi atyle an<l al rmaonabir
rille was usually successful in supplying the
priera.
Thanksgiving dinner.
In selecting city officers care should be used to
select men who will do things. We want a live
A «Mire •! t I ma I Wet tlrgmeggt,
The coming legislative session seems destined progressive council which will be alive to the
Or
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1
M«rT1< I. ?• Iftriry given that f I k un let*
I elgttr><| tuaa iir4 In Ibe County Court of Linn
to have a rather strenuous time to withstand the city’s interests, enforce neatness and cleanliness
:« J. G. GILL. D. M. D. «> *
l «maty, «nahm. h»« f!n«t araani aa ««arutor i
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numerous graft measures that will be proposed. upon puplic and private property and a marshall
0
<4 Kt« Inal will «n<l I«««Hnu»ent of Jam«« A
Ilaa Mtablbhed hi« destai ofliie «
4
I
Mil>r.
lat#
ot
<
’
«mn
jr,
4««
«nee*-!,
ami
that
I»
If all the appropriations that will be asked for and that will execute every order of the city fathers
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I «14 Court ha« Ht«*l Anlnntay. the
da7 < h i
in f-cio and i« prepared
«
i
’ l»rven>tw*r, L*». •< the hour of fine nVkwk |n *
all of the new commissions and new offices pro­ promptly. A progressive up-to-date board of city
I the afiertwion,
the time for the heating nf
to do flrat-rlaM
<»
i
posed should be granted, the late million-dollar jfficers is what is wanted.
• 4»>m?tion« to »alJ nctvmnt and the final aetlfoe
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HKMol.il
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1
Fff
fCOTTRIGHT«
AC.
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work
in
all
legislature would not lie a circumstance. legisla­
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A wtam •*» ?n« •
and
»>af I RK«rrr a aoi
«
«nL-tiy aaewriau) our o^tntx««* fra» wkaiKarv aA
Attorney» for K»erutor.
branebee <>( dentiatry.
tors shsuld, early and often learn to say No.
Probably stand-pat Congressman who were able
'sraniK.n .a pT' tJtbl» paimj W « < ■■fliinunjca
e
«Wmaatr^ly
»AB R00« <*
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legislators would earn the gratitude of the people to retain their seats for another term, will take
••nt fr«« •■ »••» aM**<-r f < a*«^irin« p«l•» »•.
*»****<>«
«»»»««?« «*«a« »aa«
Pa'aeta La*«n ihr--«ah Mann Ala.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
indire, vHhrMrt rkatrya. in th«
if they would devote the forty days in evolving warning from those, who, because of their ex­
Ineiire with the Oregon Fire Belief
methods by which tax dodgers, coniorations. treme stand-pat views,were left at home, and look
Make it » t»>int. «hen In Albany t* Aae«. lation, of .MrMiiiinille. A purely
limp into J. <>. t'rawforil'« Art Gxiien muttial am« »nation.
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franchise holders, etc., could be compelled to pay with more favor upon a revision of the tariff.
•n<l k«»k through In« coll.rtton of per- agent, Alheny, Oregon.
an equitable portion of taxes rather than to devise Revision is coming and the Canons, the Fultons
traite. viewaaiul pr«lii«torir eurioa. 1JT
W’«at Hacontl «treat, m*ar Lyon.
new ways in which to spend the peoples money.
Subscribe for lite Ramali Nawe.
and others had better trim their sails accordingly.
Avoid alum and alum phos­
phate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
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