The Santiam news., January 11, 1907, Image 2

a he £aiitiain Mcu ‘5.
A MENACE TO THE NATION.
•The Blood 1* The Gib.’*
Srlerx-« ha* n««.r guoa beyond tba
at»’»* tlapl« IUUIIX m ut *cr1 ptur* Rut
It ba* lllunlnaied that atatamant and
firrn it • mranin< «var truadanins «uh
the li»crea*lns Keadth of kno»M««u
Whan u>a blood la *t«4* or Im purr t
la hot alone tba body wbkb »uffere
tkruufb dlaaaaa. Tba brain 1* al*o
cloud ad.
a mind and Jj-!<«m«nt are
lad. a
r>y an evil dred at Impure
lly traced to iba
ImpòaJty'uf u^î>n >»
-1
can be mad* nur«L t Hr til« 11«* (A
l'ierre“» Golden >(
11 I'lKSltfJU IÍ
t-u- 37» a/^l mir.a
1» bijjd Ib.r.by
curing, pimple*. Uotchr*. «ruplior.» and
other co la neon. affection*. ** airtnt,
Utter or »all rheum, hlvea and other
ma nl fee tat Iona of Impure Moral
The Government's recent prosecutions of the
trusts and railroad mergers have brought to light
facts that go to show that inordinately swollen
Politically Independent
fortunes are becoming a menace to our present
Enternd at the puatolftcn al Scio, Oregon, •• »rcxt'd-claa* * form of government
Indewi the form or scope of
mail matter.
government will have to be changed somewhat if
this menace or danger is completely removed.
l’t III.IMMKI*
FHIIIAY II Z
It has ever been the practice of our Government
T. Ia. I > 1'0 (i EH,
to allow her citizens free rein in the pursuit of
il’NIK r»»M.
b-i/rr« »N AND I
wealth. Special tariff laws have enabled men in a
very few years to amass fortunes the dimensions
1-1 l«M< Itll'IK »N HATKr«:
of
which literally astound the world. Railroads
Ot-r year in silvane«
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II 26
1 -’4 have been given grants of land which comprise
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() ih > tear, et vivi <4 3 y<-ar« ................................
.
In the cur« of aemfuloua .welling», en­
2 fri more square miles in area than is comprised in
Un« yrer, at rad of 3 y<ar«.........................................
76 some of the kingdoms of the Gid World. So rapid larged gland*, open eating ulcer*, or old
Si* montila in advaiH.-« ................................................
•orre the ■(••-Idas Medical tMeeorery " baa
A)
Tinca monili* in adì anca ................. .........................
06 has been the increase of wealth of the beneficiaries performed the mol mart »lout eurea. In
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of old a-rre. .>r open eating ulcer*.
of these favoring laws that in the estimation of caere
A1>V» »S’riMlNC* RA'l'ICMl
It I. aril to apply to the Open a era Dr.
IP Governmental authorities a halt must lie called. Pierce'* All Healing Salva, which io»-
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SiMN-ial obttuarv notkw, p4-r lina .. ...................
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w»~« wonderful healing potency when
02 The rapidity with which a few corporate concerns uawd a* an • .
KstaisiiKi wmMihgc<,mmenta, par lina. ..................
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raa In cuo-
06 are absorbing the wealth of the country has be­ p. . t .>n w th the u«e -4 •<;, . I»,. Med *1
l*M'al adv<*rti*lng, |- r hit« |u*r l«rae
i*i.|>l«y ad*, 2 < iiai.g’-« |«-r
monili, onr mlumn wi<!r.
l>l*co»ery • a* a b!<»d elaanatng conall-
I«r iricli
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tutional treatment.
If your druggl*t
l,r<>t>-«.ioi:n| card«, 1*, inclo*a, |w*r monlb
I O' authorities.
d< - l happen to have the 'All He*, ng
Ij-ng litnv contrari* (or •■!»« rti»u>< meda "ti api-l'i-atioti.
This absorption is now being prosecuted in three Salve* In «Pick, you can eaelly procure it
by Incl'MIng fifty-four cent* In paatagw
different leading fields as represented by Rockefel­ atom
pa to !>r. R V. I’u-rre. <W3 .Main St,
WE HONOR PRINCIPLES RATHER THAN ler. Wayerhauser, and Harriman. Mr. Rockefeller buffalo. N Y. and II all) come to you Dy
through the Standard (».. ->ni. aS- f.a- .»:>-<u:..< 1 return t«av Must drugg l»t* keep it a*
A k".. -I Sint <>( < .■ >»!>«•«• « Il gite a Man a better opini, li oí hi merli,
• ell a» the 'Golden .Medical IrtMovery.’
MEN.
the oil industry, and is now reaching out after
aa
aril a« line n«r u.It iuluMM the opinion of other«.
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You can't aff -rd to accept any me«! Ina
mines, railroads, banks, or any other old thing that
Oui '•mb ll»i>
»ill •|>¡»ral t<» tie Vían oí f«>od tawtr.
of unknown o mjaairuot a* a »14 bet I ill la
On January 24 William .1. Bryan is billed to will contribute large profits to the unsatiable cof­ for "i. den Medical biacovery.* w h , h la
T H E C U T
tqx-ak in Albany. As Mr. Bryan is the most emi­ fers of Standard Oil greed; the Wayerhausers are a medicine nr known COwroamoN,
hating
a
complete
Hat
of
Ingredient*
In
nent private American citizen today, and also one devoting their attention to the acquirement of tirn- plain Eiigliah on Ita bottlwwrapper the
of the mort brilliant political orators of the Nation, ber lands and the lumber industry, while the buy­ ■ ama belli« a tie« led a* correct ureter oath.
Pleaaant Pallet* regulate
he will be greeled at that time by an enormous ing of railway lines or the obtaining control of and I»r in. Pierce'»
Lgorate stomach. Ilv»r and buw<4*
them
is
becoming
a
feature
of
almost
daily
occur
­
audience.
But what is there about Mr. Bryan to make him rence with Mr. Harriman.
When the Wayerhausers have si-cured practical LODGE DIRECTORY
The » m p I uk I ouv irrnv», inviaibl« plaid« and rich mixed imttrrna
practically the idol of the common American peo­
art* the lavorile«, tnif tdii»*« and bla< k«* mil I«* iu lii-r, o; cutirme.
h ijh's of Ihi- M < <» *■ •
ple? Hi* candidacy for the Presidency is 1896 and control of the timlx-r ami lumber interests of the
•cto T«*r»l. Mr» f?
k’Ytiuii
in 1900 cannot account for his popularity at this country, unless curbed in some way, lumber in
I he FlrM «nd Third
THE P R I C E
> r i<ta j • of « mm h twon t h
time nevertheless he enjoys the unique popularity price will lie beyond the reach of the small home
Joint tneettnr with t, O
of having been twice defeated for the chief magis­ builder. When the Standard Oil octopus has ab-
T M <»n »hr Hot F»t ’« • »»»
We have » .i-* ai «10. «12.60, «15, «18 to «20. Our
Marvh. June. Ut »»•« «»»4 No
(IS I au-l
s t- «•• have never aren e-juallcd for ti.- money.
tracy the last time more pronouncedly than the sorl»ed all the oil interests and its by-products, the
J II II
| | N 1».
A la ay* ready I«
von know:
K
CotntMivler
first. If defeat for the Presidency is a cause for cop|>er mines and banking institutions, etc., and
l>opulanty Alton B Parker should be more popu­ when Mr. Harriman buys or secures control of all
lar than Mr. Bryan, as his was a more crushing the railway trackage and «teamship I.... t ■
enter­
one than Mr. Bryan’s second defeat. Mr. Parker’s wl,.»t.’ TI i' aii.'iirpiH-n "f -it.'.- r
name is rarely mentioned by the people, while that prises would naturally follow until all of the pro­
of Mr. Bryan is a household won! in almost every ductive enterprises of the country would l»e dic­
American family. Nor can his popularity be as­ tated to or controlled by these unsatiable monstros-
cribed to his personality, nevertheless he is a fine- iti>'.< An- not ma!■
C. < Srranl
11. Br«»nt
appearing, affable gentleman, with unusual mag­ pace, to the day when these three interests prob­
netism. Then it is not the man, Mr. Bryan, but ably to be merged into one in a short time can H.
what he stands for. He is regarded us the leading truthfully point to the entire territory of the
Attorneqs-at-Lair
FOR OUR
exponent of the interests of the common jieople. United Stales and say: “This is mine, and all the
Oornl* n Bfork
ALBANY. OBK g ON
They l<x»k upon him as friend as one who is an profits derived therefrom find a resting place only
inveterate foe to the things the American people in my coffers."
H.
E
This conclusion may be somewhat extreme. The L.
do not want. For this reason whenever the great
Commoner is billed to deliver an address, whether N ews hopes it is, but recent developments war­
Attorneij-at-La o
it be East, West, North, or South, thousands rant the picture.
Notary HuMIc ami ffoltattor
In order to curb this accumulating octopu* that
throng to hear him.
of Itatrnt« and i*«n l»m«.
President Roosevelt is a most popular President. will eventually grind the common |>eop)e down to <»m «e. d Ural 11 *»rrwt Al.B Y. < »RKGON
He has done many things that have made him dear a condition of serfdom, it will be necessary to
1 ATHlK.OKti A W 1 ATT
to the hearts of the American people; yet every change our form of government somewhat. A
limit
must
be
placed
to
the
amount
to
which
for
­
public action which has |>opulanzed the President
Attorneya-at-Laiü
were ideas and principles advocated by Mr. Bryan tunes can be swollen. Stricter laws must lie en­
in the past ami which are still subscribed to by acted and enforced regulating the merging of
OIHCO in Blutr»’«erg Ills, k
him. President Roosevelt practically forced Con­ business interests. Heretofore competition has ALHkNY
ORKGOX
gress to enact a freight rate law last Winter. Mr. been the only price regulator. When coni|>etition
Bryan advocated railway rate legislation before is shut off, because of business combinations and A U. »'Mil l . M II
Mr. Roosevelt was ever mentioned in connection mergers, then taw must step in and say, “Thus
with the Presidency. Mr. Bryan has ever been in far and no farther. ’’
Physician ^Surgeon
favor of prosecuting the trusts and placing them
The Federal Government is making a feeble,
Telephone Ktrlutngr No. 1}
The New Idea Woman*» Magazine contains over 100 page» each
in a condition in which they would be powerless to half-hearted attempt, through the Interstate Com­ ►vici. : : : : : : ntKOOSt
month
oi I a »luont, drestmaking. needlework and household helps.
rob and oppress the people. The feature that will merce Commission, to accomplish this result in a
Each
number is beautifully illustrated and contains nine iull-page
give prominence and most lasting fame to Mr. limited manner. But the effort is puerile. A more
I- IM GGF.k
T.
fashion
plates,
some in color.
.
Roosevelt’s administration will be his prosecution drastic remedy is necessary. With the people rests
These two publications furnish reading for every member of the
all power. Peaceable remedies ought to l>e suffi­
of the trusts and land thieves.
Notary
Public
htMuehold.
cient
to
control
these
matters.
Failing,
if
they
Now if Mr. Bryan had not agitated these ques­
At Ihr ma wfi am X BWO • ’flhe
tions before audiences all over the Nation and had must the people will apply a remedy that never
|h»e • M<»r gagr«. | .«*«•*•_ BE »«»f Hah wif.
B. A Rtt ING,
not practically educated public sentiment to a point fails, “Force.” But force is a last resort Our Irti no «h«»rd notier l*rn«4on )«*(« ra <ai<*ful¡>
< weliiet.
e
arcateti.
where it bail become irresistible, Mr. Roosevelt Government should be sufficient to control in these
•UTO,
our.« »\
would never have been able to successfully carry matters. If not, it is a momentous failure.
The people by the pnqier use of the tallot can
the reforms into law that he now seems able and
J G Gil l , (J M l>
reach the remedy; but it cannot nor will not lx*
anxious to do.
GEORGES
Therefore it is not the man Bryan, nor Roose­ done so long as party prejudice controls the voter.
Oregon
Dentist
Scio
velt, nor Governor Folk, nor Francis J. Heney, in
K9ENEKE
Fl.M
eta**
work
in
all
hf«t»clwaof
<1rntl«try.
Of course it is due the people that the County
themselves that has endeared them in the hearts
Prppri.tof
^P
:
:
:
:
o RK gox
of the people, but the things they stand for the Court should publish an itemized statement of last MIO.
SCIO.
OREGON
things that they can do. Any man. no matter how- year's County business. It is also due the Court.
•»UFI Î*»N
obscure. who has ability and nerve enough to stand Nevertheless the Court in part audits its own bills
Having nnrrhanrd the alNtrr nan>od
lUrt'k-t from the former oroprieo»r. ün»
boldly and unflinchingly for the cause of the peo­ against the County, if it can be shown that the
M
Knight. I «o ic*|| the |«*lroñare ol th»
Xotury Public
pu’»hr. » will
Imo* th«» warf«n * mi
ple; who will fight corruption and dishonesty in money has been pn»j»erly expended, the people will
rrmd on the muir« »*«iabl|»be.l and «np|H
lie
content.
When
Commissioner
Butler
was
first
AMO
high places and who can l»e instrumental in bring­
cl h » 1er ent« at »rwwM.aLle prk«”» With a
d««lrw to form ihr acsiual tañer ni every
ing the big rascals to book, will be loved and hon­ elected, he frequently made use of the Herald's
tael) and a *lr terminât lot* to uval r*rr»)-
( IM RAI. BLACKSMITHS
columns to show how much the County was going REAL ESTATE BROKER
onr rigid* I «n>
ored by the people.
Your» for bualnewa,
•nd
WAUOSMAkt.RS
.
.
.
to
save
because
of
having
elected
a
comjietent
The heroes of the past live in the hearts of the
Twenty year«' .perUno In Notary work
nn-l
larvi
«teallng
give«
u»e
•
general
knowhelgv
bridge
man
as
Commissioner.
The
people
would
< ìe <» h <; e k < > eneke
people liecause of the things they did and the prin-
of ertttvn lna.ru.neat« an<l land title« A4
lAr btt» mir •t««*b In targe q mint Ht««« and
c pies they contended for. The central feature of be glad to have him demonstrate through the col-1 orini« rallón iti míale« reo-tuli, allen.Ind Irr. km»;» a full II tr oi cwrilstfr «nd vagón toatrr
Ioan« negoneie,!. a lai rar la ut mie procured tal All kinds of work Iti our line done on
President Lincoln's administration was his Eman- unins of the Hi raid that the County has made the atvl ria uri ned
•Itort noth«.
Th« Beat l’tare In Poittand tu Kat
la at
cqiation Proclamation; General Grant would never saving. They want to be shown.
okK oon
HORSL‘HOLI>(1 A SPt.ClAl.TY.
have been President had he not been able to write
The contention of legislators for the positions of
Pup’s Coffee House
‘ Finis’’ to the Civil War at Appomattox; Admiral
Salo.
•
,
' Iragon
President
of
the
Senate
and
S|>eaker
of
the
House
At S Ml Sixt nf III, Morruun »tm t llrldg«
Dewey would ever have been simply ’’Commodore’’
CH ä HLXS 3. MAZin
if h • had not made himself famous by sailing into seem* now to be as nearly settled as can be before
(M uvcmmui to Kiner Bma.)
Manila Bay. Francis J. Heney made himself fa­ the actual day of organization arrives. Mr. Haines
Proprietor.
of
Washington
County,
seems
the
sure
winner
for
mous I y convicting land thieves here in Oregon.
The American people are in a measure hero­ the Senate presidency, while Frank Davey, of Sa­
<] REAL ESTAft BR-cKÊÏÏ~~C>
worshippers, but the men they delight to honor lem. seems to have n pretty firm grip upon the
and love must be real heroes men that do things Speaker's chair; If these gentlemen are selected
SCIO. OREGON
The Albany Hardware Co.
as now seems most probable, both branches of the
and stand for principles the |>eople love.
Farm and CWy propern«-« ta» ng ht and «nid
legislature will have very competent presiding GEORGE DAVIE.
has the best stock in town,
Proprietor on th- tunal cnnmilwifin l<«l«
It yon want tn aril jonr la in. | <«n «rii If If and is the cheapest pla?e to
office»*.’
It can lw» e»ld. If > oq want to buy, t can find
So far as we have heard no damage was done in
the piasv )oii want.
•r. J. W om Fw,
trade. Sole agents for Va'v-
this locality last week by the flood. The dam at
The opinion is freely expressed by many of our An eins» tanewd coinp«Htnttar of ( hlne-r
aline
Oil. Nos. 219 and 221,
nio toi . R < r in
m^llcli.s»*, «ttAsvwM.r to thw tat« Hong Wo
the head of the mill nice, which was reported to citizens that Scio now has the brightest prospect
«»T AH mh ), on*r«m. »• n<»w prrporM to
First Street, Albany, Oregon.
turnlah l'Bine«« uw l*.cfn«ra tn«i|. The an.lrr
Make H a point when I» Albany to -trop Into
have been washed out, is still doing business at the she has ever had to get a railroad. The prospect •«gne»l
rwcwtmtuend« hltn «n l guarantre« «a'ta 1 (I- 'raw fool • Art nailery and look through
The Naw» office dore ail kinds of job
*' "*
call or write
him at No tlf. kni h • collection of imnrait». view«, an t prehl«-
old stand, and the mill has been in constant service now looks goxi for work to commence on the lattton.
•*» »NMid Mrret,
<>rr*«»n ,
printing in good atjrie and at reaaunabis
“*—. AHmny,
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terteuortna NoMSke. s.....
change of line early in the Spring.
all week.
Lyon, Aliany, thugun.
prices.
Word With You, Sir!
A Bargain
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