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lx I uf ttw tn<teü.>nu cumpueib« il I*
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itad then
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j-Ar»uf eii^r- nc» bee pro««« lUeuprriur
«<^lk a* a Uceid purifier a<«l ln»l«u«aV
ln< luulc f« U e cure«! •'..•»>»< b d.Buul-r»
a-ai ail liver lllA. It buikle op I Se ruo
ti un ». tem a* nu »Iber tunic tan In
• !>.. h a ' «bul I» UBwl. The at lite medic
Inal prim'pie« of nati*» ruote eoeb a«
G .bleu Seal and «,'ucun’e ruuL Stun» and
Mandrake runt, lilu«ir>«4 and Black
l l.«rr> l<rk ar- rttract.-d and preavrttai
by U m * um < uf ciwmlcall* pur*, triple-
r< nt'! »lyts-r t»e. Send to Dr. ti. V Pierre
al Baffbl«. N Y., fu» /»«» hunblet wbkb
uu ritrat ta ts ’n «un-recugn>»«d med
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In every city or town that i>< progressive and is
growing and prosperous, there is. always, a united
action of its citizen* in ail public matt rs. which is
calculated fur the building up and b> tb*rmerit of
hul«*fr>l at lb* puaL'fti*«’ at ' ku >, Or
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the town or city. Transversly, in every city or
mail runter.
town which is not progressiveatuigruw.ng which
is. practically, at a standstill, the people are. get -
IM ill i mi II.I > I- \ I MY IHil'AY
«rally, at loggerheads. If one class or j art of I e
people attempt to inject a little public spirited «• -
T. la. |>r<i(lEH
terprise into the the sleepy ofd town, anothcrci« »
k.i«tr«*M amu I * m *•**•>»ar«>n
or part seem ready to administer the knock out lo
Ml 11-4 KiniON HAÌIU
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tion. As a consequence, any enterpri«-- t at w I
h<wt uf <>U..^«. tbuulnc that three ruote
(> * y« «r in a»lsan<*
help
to
build
up
a
town
moil
bee
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: h J~1 u)«a fur ts»»y eur»ti»o
O «■ r *, «t yui »l * » MF
ran be <
a
'< li ^*11 »reit »lAUoof Uw »uao»cb.
and. generally goes down to defeat. E itcrpris.
OlH» vruF, al «U m I «»I ’•
•«i >, ind t«-»i a or d>»urpe a
(hiv
. al *114 uf J y« «r*
men. who would bnild and give life and v.. rg> to • • <<- la J Ituííl bl.hx . »cu il»err- mplalrito
thi u»<«ull * in »4v«i»c«
...»r »di
*>tlr< diM-a»*»’ »her» tb-r»
esd ■ f
tne town, become disgusted and leave it.
Ihrer ruotili»!» iti stivane« .......... ..
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À n«oh and
x™* (raduai
• raduaJ ruuuiu»
rututtu» Uv»»
Uvei»
feingle » up) tu wmpper
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Scio is too much of the nature of the town above el
■ ^tireMtb end «yete*.
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indicated. Tnere is too rnucli dissension nd jeal T>- ' - .■ 2_M*d *1 biu oyrr * *•»**
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ousy and too little co-operation in any tiling in t «■
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iort to induce men of «mterpn. ■ to «•• ne to our » I aruj.G'ii« »• evil a« acrufulou» «wal-
l>»»pi«y ada. 2 chahtfv» |*r
iiuuth» un« culuu u «ui*.
r*f Itici»
• ................ » 10 town and to stay when they do come.
tin*,, and old <>p«* running «une u* ulcer«
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«•»•>nal «jtrda, 1*^ invìi»*«, (a»r riM»nih
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arv r r<ai and braird
tn treating «id
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t» a : • • - at .< -c.
We are endeavoring to organize a Ea r iin - k in r . . ng a«*«, or ul.era. It t» »*ll to In-
ion for the purpose of holding an u »> ial Fa r. • re i!,. r h.aLng tu apply U> them Dr
|‘ i rve’» All ilealing salve, tfyvurdrug
AU admit that a prupperiy conduct il r .urof two g -l dob'l bap;—r. to hat« U»i» naive In
•lock. » tat Efty-fotf c«u<U In p.-«tag»
PARTY!'M 01 R (,R> A TEST MENACE
or three days duration, would be of im ^tima
• t »trit* U. Dr I’. V I -r. <• Invalida* Bulad
value to tne Forks of the Santiain. Of cour far a -.urgí'«I Ine'-lute. BuBak. N Y.aod
t..1 of the * Al!■ ibaiing Selve*
The influence of partyism seems to be in full in .-n honestly differ in opinion as to the best plan a ■ >rgr
. reach «ou by relum p>al
V .ut :>'i al* rd to a- < • pi a «rcret m *<
c#> troll of uur g' v- r ms it. »tute and natiuna . , by whicn mis resuit ■
n.*Bui
• tr>m
a« aaubaUtui* f<-r iht« non alo »hollo,
With moat men the interests of party are para-1 liecause you cannot make ev« 'v tin .v , .0 .r w . , c
it» o> osotee cvaruainua. not
•v.
tho jh Ilia urgent draiar may
mount and * p< rior to ti ose of the state or natior. do not attempt to defeat the ••nV rju
K mei - U>. reb« a... ■■ a Utile b ;«■ r pr.flL
• > l‘ •■ai.ant 1\ >U regulate
Nu mutter how meritorious a measure may be fur ber that a different opinion from your own may at , : <r mv Pat , 'at.
<t «rua h. IIv* and bo*via
state or nation, if it w ill not conserve the interests be the better one Of course our Fair will nut e S. < ,r • .ted. UU) granutaa. ea«r lu labe
ae • anu.
of a particular party to w hich he adheres,that is t< a curnp« tit r w ith that run by a state s ibsidy .1
say. the interests of of the politicians and those Salem? Oh.no. Ours is to be but a small country
CO*”JT NOT»,
wno cunljmll th< party, the matter is turned down. ex iibition, run witnout graft or subsidy and if we
Th«*n» is u general demand all over the countr,v will all pull togather in harmony, we are lx and to
fur a revision of our n>bb r tariff system; but the make it a splendid sues» »*.
A
tt’r-fluib
l<An«u> "A b*t«»on e**a»»<
Influence of tne robbers is s great with the politi-1 Scio, also is in danger of lu" ng her I » 'alexpr ns «»«
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cians in the congress, that a ‘‘.stand pat” policy i office. Tne present agent has resign« U. Why.’ i -” fut I. U Hartl* ». U 1oer*M> »• *
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prevails and the rubbers will l>« permitted to make Because certain of our ousincs» men ¡>< r sw in giv
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th* people sb.nd and deliver a year or two bnger. ing their business to the West Scio office. Now • .Illi
mJ mi ’ and
a* *ba ;r*w»»’ oondilfew»
pi
the
r««t ba.f ni the an» ’hat tterrar oo
Likewise, is there a demand for the contrail of the an express off.ee hire in town is >f great conve.i-
imi««';}t«»rwKi r»oppt tba ab*u of an
raiir ta is and trusts, but the laws enacted fur that ¡•nee to ail tne people. It curta.nl> will be giuali.» cud Jeiap’Jaiaa vg «•»rni» abvui h H Vÿ *• *».
unif'hal I table that no part <4 «14 Laat
purpose will prove to be, practically futils, The inconvenient to nave to go to vVcst S-10 tor ex arid
i a i«‘iwRjdi a*ci ha« «an «ui»Hitad Jurtbn
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sear
i’<* au«! »h* <r !• i»4»t1ih»f to !n<ll*-a»e
late rate law and laws intended to abate the trust press matter, to sav nothing about the additional
Iba' an • »•< ha*
II«•*«»*»
And
Wa»'
evil, are intended to pacify the people, yet inter expense. Now I, t us drip all contentious b-eling •ay* »m .nfrirtnailon an*l tolhvl that tl.ar* at»
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fere in the least pttssibie manner with the extort-1 we m.y nave and work together in a -p.i il of be Ian* < if*|d ’L« -»4d tv* «abltt. tfeaf *«»J »•’* J»
bal
f.t»
taiiM
Lao te». 11 ai ■*!•! «nttybau»
lunate exactions of the railrutids and trusts
nevolence and charity an.l give all of uir business ties««» fveûdrd • un
said 14’»•’»»•«*«,!PU» u» fan ’
» »nenia fl eirsm »*
Now if the congress was •mtrallel by a des re to the Scio oi Ree. f us is t ie only way t » build nr».» »..«*•>»>
it yt •• d iHtJn
and urset a' any ti«i »«ulti
to legislate for tne best interest* uf the whole peo up uur town. Keep ail t ic ins. vs. ve can get *«c«'ian» portion ol a'd quart«! •rvtfert» «»I
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and ita ibe
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ple. the tariff would be revised and railroads and and r i «tie fur mure, s ioul I be nr moito.
ihr ig J lend «•• not ua tv bia ci*»j *oy n»e»it
»he A»u»’
a* * <»r Manne Coi pa»d the
trusts would be c«>m)>elled to deal justly with the
There is wine prospect tnat if >> it 1 t 1 Pacific tn
I Ml ad 9 a »• a*a ¡1 Hal* «dJie». « fP-v»'i
«m
people.
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will cnange i<a line s> taut it will , mu tirnji
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ant In vblcb il.» I filled
In mutters |x*rtaining to state legislation, we Scio. We can, probably, a J in tins r i nt if we M«tr« iua> L» »h«a<ed
" 14 id > ar. i» • mi « tarety notlbrd to appear,
find that the interests of the Republican party1 wiil p ill harmo.iiously. We ire cert i 1 i > fa.. ;•
rr•»}<«»>
a» >1 <•«• i etldMMno W»w hlttf anid
rather than the good of the state, contrails the ac- , some one sta ida res ly to knock the proj <.'t.
a
< ir*i>»U>n al ocmm a p tn utt >»ar-h It it* .
it* fe* flaut and K*te|Vara< Ho* Lnll»J
tion* of a majority uf our legislators. Tins fact | Let us atop Ims k.locking anddivisiu 1 ii e i .Tgy. ii*n»f«-
ü’a?*-« nu»! < th « in !-••» land
teg« n
was shown conclusively in the action* of the lower If you cannot have tilings go yo ir wsv. by ail
he mh i «x.iiti-stani lia»¡»*<. I». a pnip'r
aUdasft
0l*d ¿atiuaty I. •* ♦ m » i for L lau t»
House, under SjM-aker Davey's lead, hi forcing t/ie means help to make them gn -om<! olaer way. By • hli h «ho* iLai .fiat d«>« dli'-ffmvt p« i <m»l
MYthe <-f IbH i»*»tkc i>n riot be 1* a*.e. It I«
selection of the Board of Railway Commissioners a Union of effort we can accomplish much.
itn a hrirb! urden «a» d dlfWlrid iba» *nrb Uolix
into the naiida ot the Governor. Secretary of State divided effort we can accomplish notm ig. If y n H 1 e gi'rn L) due affi ptpf«eî pulJI«*» ton
A It » 1- Mi k •» A’ « •»*•’» k «
and State Tn-usurer, ratiier than leave it in tne cannot w ,rx m the lead, fur Gmdrn w’ sake, pu>h
Ihli«*»
hande of the Governor as the Sena e bill requinid. at the tail end of t ie wagon. G ‘t busy .so.nj-
t*e. J Wo« t «M»,
If the Senate bill had become law, the Railruttd w here or somehow.
An e*fw I*»»** j *x>
of Chl«e«r
Commission would have become responsble to tiie
iw i>
•.u r«'*»» io lb«
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• t»»>w pt* p*i*J In
Governor alone for its acts and subject to his rem
ht«nl«h • hihr.9 tar Urin*« tosi
Di» un »*r
The people, general ly, demanded a law provid • gn«y»t
hit»» ai » I (uoranUMM •»' id
oval for neg vet of duty. Commissioners womd
I m CIM mi . < m J «•» wr*’» bltu *l Mu ll.« Ue*t
have been selected with a view, alone, of efficency ing for tne inspection and regulation of private Me
Albany . Ufw»gu
JIM ‘ikaíííLL
men who WOULD REGULATE the differences banks; but the legislature failed to rt -pond to t ie
li«*twe<>n the railroad* and the people. As the law demand. Just examine the Hou e and Senate
now stands, after the politicians of the Davey journals of proceedings, and make a long black
THE
ALBANY
class ha 1 gotten through with it, we may expect a mark against toe nanus of meintH i.t rv-ponsible
DAILY HERALD
Commission coni|»-,aed of |s>liliciuns, or men w ho for the failure to enact ti e lavs aim ire careful not
have a s.rung political p dl. Speaker Davey’s on to senu tne.se men buck to Salem again, except it
Make» Unusual Cut and New
Management Offer» Daily
ly rva.su f r crippling the efficiency of the law is, be in charge oi a s .* rilf a.<d to a d>tl< rent buudmg.
Papar Ona Year For
it place«! to nn.cn pow «»r in the hands of a Demo
MOO.
cratic Uovm noi. So, m lieu of liaving a Comnun-
The legislature ha> n- silv I to adjourn next
sioii .1, | h > t<sl by the Democratic Governor, wo Satuniay mgnl al midnight. This will r.xicud tne
Th« Albany Da ly Harald ean
ar l<i have one up|x>int«d by a Republican Secrv- MMion two days over lime, maamg l.m length of
b» had for MOO a yodr by tub
lary of State a d .1 R publican Treasurer. Politic* the session forty-two days. Uno would tiling that
•cribing now
It contain» 6 to
anu party lav >1 .t .-»m are injecUid into the selection the legisiamrs could expend enough ol tne people s
8 pa .e» covarlng th» new» field
completely.
You can keep a»
of a Commission, that a >ould be selected fur fitness money in tne usual forty da^n w itno.it working
well
potted
on
county court
atone.
over time at the busmt-M. However, tne present
matter» arg doing» at th» coun
it our FVdcral G<>v mment is ever brought to session is a sort of froa», and is liuule to do any
ty »eat from the Herald a» if
gnei, | artyiMin will be nsp ms.ble tor its fall. oid thing.
you heed in Albany.
The Ore
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Not that tm- motiv-s of e.tiler political party ate
gon legiaiaturo
handled fear-
impure in intent, butgixteause dishonest men graf-
leealy
Th» Herald » offer of
Governor Chamberlain seems to be q lite handy
teiM. who through party prejudice or favoritism,
M 00 i» only th» actual coat of
with his little vetoe. He it aid to Ins credit, lie
whit» paper, It Will soon be
are placed in pus lions of power.
generally used it at t ie right place, t< o. Tussiblj
put back to Its former price,
It is Lecomii g more evident, every day, that we
he was wrung in vcUe.ng the Multnomah juwnne
Th» Weekly Herald. 12 pige«,
n.-v»i, in stat« s and Nation, more patriotism and
court bill. If so, he erred on the side of economy.
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1« a., parti.aiosm; more disinterested action on the
If l ortland wants to exp* rmient in tne cause of
Serd In your nirrt with
part ot < ur taw makers and less grading; more
money order or chock or tub*
humanity and is willing to lout the bul, she oug.it
■lateamen of the Rooaevelt-ijtFollette-Hughea
ecrite through your poet mu
to be allowed a free hand to do so.
tv pe aim fewer Elkinses. Forakers. Fairbanks. Ue
ter.
Addreea, The Herald. Al
want met: wnv, w hen elected to office, will forget
bany. Oregon.
Perhaps w<* were wrung lu t week in Assuming
li.e> are Iv p mean* or Democrats and remember
• •••••••a • ••••*•**
that
tne teac.iers ol uur ' stale” • nu>K were ah
It.at tne.» are representing the entire p«-ople; that
a ▲ A a
•ne right.« ot tne moat obscure laborer are entitled ' Republicans. W< should probably quadify tne
BO »EARS'
to just as much consideration in tne enactment of •laix‘,n'‘nl tj> ♦aytng Ncariy. .” But tne intent oi
Ke EXPERIENCE
tiie art.cle was to snow that tim schools were
ixw h - ar«* th >s.. of R >cky feller or a Carnegie.
8 I ir I<7.
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and
Wi.a« me, -oiue want aid demand in I___ ____ P°lltK’a‘ or t4,al lne>- were eonuroiled b» polities.
Natioi.a i, v rnmenU, is a return to old fashion Whether tne teachers are Kcpuuhcai.s or Demo
*u non. 4« ami economy in the administration of crats makes no difference, i nej arc entirely out
TRAtx MARX«
t. e same. Th«' p<*ople realize that p >iitiial par- of place when participating in a legislative lobby.
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D < eia x «
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CorTRHVtrr» Sc
1 vs hh ‘ nec sa y under our present torm of gov-1
Anr*m«
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and
Uly a*<«rf;uw nur oi««nu>n fra« wh«*l
Speaker Davey att« n j.ud to g< t a I ill through |«t
nrne.11 a .u im>i the tolit.cal party is a means to
r. •HU r. .• rr- hat y
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1 «ns
Non* tontlal FtWDICO* C» P
•«♦-•• • f«x *<w-t*rit.< pet«
a enu ami t at . n I is Go«xi Government; not a increasing t .e menibe^snip ot me House to 72 unu •ent »re*
rat«»»* takari thn.ugh Munn A C«x r
guvernmen or p vial classes or localities, but for the Senate to 36. Of course it w.i- .-»at down upon. «*•nt • •»•«. «tflMWl ctarya. in tu»
a.. v..e , «tuple N r . South, East and West. The There are about KO members too many now, sue.,
ilhtetratM «•*•«»•
’.anrwt i
i>*x>iiie demand t at ,he interest* of the political as they are. Anyway tne Suite constitution wuu.u 4 ■*• hard«
ji.-n »4 •»»♦ •• ••
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T»rtns I
ravr f uf n ntb«. |L |k>M byall n»ee’«^l«
be
in
the
way.
party » a.i be n.a I secondar> to the interests of
MUNN
New T ü
uir '-tat - a : I ,\a ori and that tne Government
«»•<>tl» Mrk •! «. WaskiMl'A UL'
snail b* conudcted upon the old sound and honorable
If the candid and honest man compares the pn <-
The Nitwa nAet dora all kind* of j«»>
basis 01 "uquauty tor ail anu special privileges for | ent session of the legislature w ith the “noldup” printing in g»M«d ilylr and at mnotialn*
none. ’
session, the ”huldup” would win out hands down* prie««.
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