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are willing that the railroads should earn a gotxi
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that lias been enjected into railway properties, P*-ra and attVl Itsrurn- In«-*a under oath,
daily ft »In« la favor.
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that the railroads, as legitimate business enter­ , - r,!. d,^ P ■ I-■' ? I!
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when tne people will no lunger aliuw themselves Uv. fotw-t r»«jt*. by viari pf.i riw.«
or glnul with I n i'n r«w. «ltd without th.
to be buncued by the railroads.
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Surqeon
Physician
Teh-phon. Kxclmnge No. II
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Linn County Abstract Co.
Of Ilia r*«l pioprrty you hilr»»4 In purvlm*
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Open
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Albany
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Attorneys-at-Luir
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The Albany Hardware Co.
ins the best stork in town,
uni is the chea|M-st pla*»e to
rade. Sole agents for Va v-
tline Oil. N on , 219 and 221.
First Street, Albany, < >regon.
it
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you lived in Albany,
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Albany Hardware Comp’y
b« h«o for 13 00 a y«ar by sub-
now.
Attorneys-at-Lute
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TO HORSE BREEDERS
Mack
ttlvtf A WDSON.
HtU'ka inimtct irith all trains at II t.*7 & ¡O
and Out It trains at .1/ ankers.
uw of • drop of a 1 c >>I>.-I. tr.plo-rvbroO and
cb-mlcallx |><ifw gljeer.tw 1*114 um I I o -
•I *1 id ruru-tlns and pr<w>-rvtn« th.
<ui3tn« vir.<K* r.-«ld!ng lt> th. Kx.U
mpl<M«a, «!>■•*> nxd. iru* ar. ent < I»
fr»w In t» th. id'.vti. ri of doing harm
b> . t. et.iig an app>-t ta t * either «I-
c.d. ,ic
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or
habit ■ forming
dr ï.
». »•■n.ne tl.u formula on th* ir
U.tili. wt .;.|<-r» th. ran.. ui«unU, Lj
IX Pure*
arid ).»u will find that hl.
•<. l.;*-n Mi.lical iNacover»,* th. gnat.
bl »>l purl... r »toma, h tunic and buwel
r*
ii»l**r tl.«- m*kJi< .1.. whl. h. while hut
r» >mu»*t«l.d tu curv cuusuinpUun in Ila
a«!» ai*. *«l »! .<»-«llw* tn.ki.citM* will do th 1U
yet <»*<• <urr all tl.owi catarrhal coudl-
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lora 1 ilu r atxl tx»>i. hlal trout ■» Weak
luti
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I*. i I or ba<-lT ln-au.1 lead up to aud
bnaily I* rniinat. In cutioumpUon.
T <ke th. •i,*.ldcn .V «11. al l»iacuvrr» •
In thng aud II I» hot l.xi-ly b>ditai.pu.nl
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You mu.i
«»er w y-uur paUt-un» at»! prrwvt-rr In lU
u— for a reaw.nati. length of lime to g*-t
ite full la-to fite Th« Itifc-radleota of «lu. b
|o I’., rcr'. m.-«!lrlnr. are .-..n>t-**-d ha»«
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of iay. >r non pmfew» ..nal, t*-«timoni»la
They ar*, not given awar to I» rt>»rl-
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People generally think wnen the «'ords “Local
option'' are used, that reference to some phaz- of
the liquor question is contemplated. Tins places
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a limited meaning to the words. It is in t'«i
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broader and truer meaning tna. inis article us. s
al •»biltiarv i »<*(i«•»»*, j»rf line
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the words.
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Lxx’al option, in its literal sense, simply implies
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10 i the rule of the majority.
Any locality where it
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exercises
its
political
option
for or against an v
y. Hi»t * »
»ft aioti
public question, exercises the privilege of local
I
»ption. f or many years every Oregon commun ty.
7ÏW VM/.V TO CONDEMN, YET.
outside of incorporated cities ami towns, has |x>-
T iv Ni t s . lit .r l it 1» ucard H high judicial •u?M».-d the privilege of local ootion on the liquor
<c!i ur cotidvmning our Direct Primary law and question. Every community now jxise.sses the
t v I.utiativv nwt ioti <>f making law. He cited local option power on questions relative to our
u ir Ini«' Ivg.miit irv as a fair pr »duct of the Direct public schools.
The N ews thinks tnat every
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Primary and the l/wal Option law as a specimen j I xralily siiould posesa a I ik >- ¡-. a ■ r
<>f ( te initiative metlKxi of law making. The tiuus pertaining U» all uublic matters lnnit<*d to its
alon anti h. j <» . however, did admit that the particular lixraiity. Particularly * io mi tms apply
I. fvn ndum. pro.mrly usr-d, was a very good in nutters relative tu tne improvement uf our pub­
thing.
lic roads.
An a matt, r of fact Judge no one is very proud
In every community or road district, there are
of tne legislative pnxluct of the first elrclioi. j public spirited citizens w no are ever ready to
under the Direct Primary.
While it did ver> volunteer work on the public highway. I here
in.« > tliihvs that are bud und cannot be defender; ire others, who are just as much mt« r* -t■•<! who -'¿-.WOMEN pitiful
,
t t ■
i’> ■ t..■ inm'lvi••», and neglected *ould receive just as much benefit in having g<»*d
many thing . that it ought to have done, it did du roads, who fail to donate a day's work for this
llobvrllne give* •*’•• e»orv •<>»»•'
CMot de.lrm • perfect «••>mpl.«IOy
a few things that did anti does reduwn to its cred­ purpose. Now there ought to lx> a law by w hich
afn.H>«h
It brlnse that •”»<
it did ratify the action of the people in the a majority of tne voters in a precinct could < ^-*e
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elear lint to the rh<r-k ts«t »
.outhfulneM
It will bung «M>.ut»
election of I'. S. Senator, on toe first ballot.
It s special tax 'o be levyed fur dm »<I purpus«*». Tney
to thiwe «bo lac k a. >t will r.tain
d. <| -end to Washington the firs; U. S. Senator should poseas a local option on this subject. A
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It for tbow who »'r <■».:> L ■
t w II «r.utle ».’U
< i-r >'-nt there by a dinx’t vote of the people. majority should be empowered to institute a good
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1!. t i ai turn, the legislature has made this feat­ roads movement, if they desired to do so.
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Don't doubt—don't areue Ju.t
i'hey
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V. .r dru««l.t »III
ure of the ¡»met Primary permanent and assures should not be held or hampered by a nonprugres-
«tve , ,.u a
—untie
All Ar i«
t v people that whomsix’ver they elect U. S. sena- uve minority.
et. »r* p Kober Una.
t r in the future, no matter what his politic! mas
If local option is desirable upon the liquor
b Lis election will be promptly ratified by th*. question, or upon our public schools, it certainly
I
aturv.
Another law enacted by this firn should yXist for the public highway a well. If a
I .-.»pie's legislature that we hope may result >i iceinmunity is noted for it.- sobriety, or for its
Xotkr Fot FuMk.Iloti
I'. hx I.
is the Chapin Hailway Commission law excellent public school facilities it certainly would
1 »it»«* »t »»»• Laut» o.rr «
I low useful or good this law may be. is yet to b« i i>e and is lacking in public spirit, if it is not epual-
1 «»Ft »in * <•»« g»»n
M»»ch l
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tivmonstrated.
Another law enacted that th« iy farneus fur its excellent public roads.
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g ' » n ' Ita' ■ ’i • « *tt. t fix' - •
o
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a
Ni ws thinks will Ixvome meritorious, providin*
The princepie of local option should be exercised Jut r 2. 1*.*. rjktithMl tn cm I«»! flat • if «*<
the Federal government takes hold of the matter, by every community on questions of public import i| ,J»rf 'MH 1« I»» I «»»■ ti«t.« ««I * M’lb'inlM «IM»
g<»H
r -1 ’u W-I I
.» V!. . • Irf I •'U Ik-tii «<r>
as'
i the law looking to the purchase of the Oregon that effects its own immediate public. It should t «Uni t«'-! U» 4.1 !!»«• r«n<H. and ’»'Mice I m at I
Augu » « I’Vf A»»« > K**s*vli of i«lo c«»vn
< tv licks. <»r the construction of lucks on the <M»sexs an option, free from fault or l>l.*u>i-|> that ol
t> vf Lint» Miair «»r » e»riti»r» »of ’ »rw-gt»»», ba«
Ibis
»U> Bivi I h Ibis «»A».« hwt s«.»*« alatr
l ast side of the river. Hut. Judge, if this legis is fair and just to all and without the least sem­
»»»ml xo ; af * t«»f th» |>un U44s ui Ih«
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la< re <l <1 anything else that was meritorious, w«. blance of a joker contained in the law.
■ ( ol **•-Hi'ii Y" A t It» T“4 tishlp >*• l< * Utb.
Kangv \o I > »al <«n I »ill'rtfrt
to show
have f..r, otten it.
We heartily sgrve with you
A law should be enacted either through th«* initi­ that «I mp Mioi «»tight »• m*»rr «••tmblr tor H»
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that in |>oint or appropriations and failure ative or by the legislature, that would grant pre­
atol Io e»ta?»Hs * i»rt eftn ua Io *»»•! tatvl isrkttr
to provide new s«»urves ol revenue, tills people’» cinct option on all public questions of a local |<r^)«Mi oil A IdBiut I »«<•* at i«>rtiat»<l UP«
got» <»-. •■fitfaj. <1 r flat -lay of Ml
I*’
legislature was the worst ever.
nature. If the majority of the |>eop|e of a pre­ >»l»r Iiaiiirw »4 w|iue*4r-4 Jan»«-« Klug •*<
•HKI ilFvg .it Jauto» I. M K<»*sr¡l of ’M to OFr
In Initiative made law, Judge, the NEWS wili cinct are progressive and want gtxxf public irn- g«*«« Mln«» king. »4 Brio < »rakgtH». .S.«h *
not attempt to -ay that ail laws thus made will b« provements in all lines, it certainly should not bc hing «»I iftçk», <>trg»»ii
A«»> a*»'! ail p**fsi»os laituiug adi«»rw'»? thr
gixxilaw s. Neither are all lu.vs made by the held back for want of legal authority.
tU-ir ues ri
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rrMiMatal lu b*a
<tarir t'.aiit*« U» this «»lhk< «M w brl.-Tw aa»J
1« .jsluture good ones.
Some legislature made
liât Oa) <*t •■») iw.
AMJFk.su!«» IHCft.'V'FR.
laws arc vvr> bad »»lies anti are very expensiva to
What is our country coming, to any way? In
Kega*i4r
me |Hv»|»|e.
I he reconl of the past three or more san Francisco we see grafters and IxxxilerB being
SotK. Far r.tlk.tluB
1< gidalivc I mh I ic will furnish plenty of evidence prosecuted with fair prospect of their being land­
l JkllLU ITATI* LAHIXjrFH ■
of tins fact
Y'et if a legislature utterly fails to ed in the penitentiary. In Oregon, convicted land
>><*ri*a*i-l irrgf»r.
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gite the p<*o; I.- legislation largely demanded, is it swindlers who have held high offices of trust and XHtCh !• L«*rrb) glwm» Timi In Mar«
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not jimt a little consoling t » know that the people nonor are about to commence doing tune fur their
Jutl«p •« |4.4. M»»liÌMMÌ
An M4.I to< I ts*.
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chi
enact the iaw tneimwlves?
The Normal nisdeeds. At the national capital an ex-congress
ìh ” • II» tb* 4lalB*««>l •
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g»»n Seta I» wn»! Ua«Lhgl«*»i Ivrnior)
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,oo| question is one of the laws the people will man is being tried fur malfeasance a*d dis lonesty »•lir»»*!»» I TO m H II m » t'4l*»l« l.an«l Mlat»w I») a«
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have to settle and you may depend. Judge, that in public office. The heads of great railroads ar« <«tuni) *»f Lini» mimi « «»» i*m>*if) «r»»rrg<»»i.
t .«• people wneii they get the chunce, will setth importuning the president to use his influence ha» thia 4«) hMaJ in Ulta <>SI*.a* tir* »w«*rn
talrìu • il >u Jt>.. 1uT il»® p^r«. ..a»w «.»1 II mf *
with the various states, to forego any farther ad­ e».
the matter rightly.
5^ «M tMM’Ilon .%<» JH In f<*wil»<«ip tu «■>
’M»u«h, Haus«7 Su. t ua*i. mi * t *»»1 <*H®. pitali
verse
legislation
to
the
railroads
and
in
the
It wus not intinded. Judge, by the adoption ol
<* ali«»« ii*at li»* la»»«! *»u. t»t i* u*««fr «a uu «>«*
,>eople*s interests. Something has surely awaken­ tue ila tiu*te«r ur a««»n« *iuin n»r agi P ulì ih a»
the Initiative, toal a general resort to law making
ed the long sutTenng public, that high official pnvp**«*«. au i lo vaia biuta ber ««auit» U*«»U'1
by the people would result; but to supply a wrong doers should lie brought too lxx»k and the .< i te»*i.».« K®gi*it* uf
«
an orti«« ut
r*»r«ian<l orvguu «*n ft«kla>. ih® mimi , sìm ; m »
mvt'iod by which the people could overcome a arrogant railroad magnate forced to plead for Hat. 1*4.
t|»r uàiu«<* •• Wllhe*N**a
Jatu®« King ul
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willful or gr>; m-glectof the legislature to enact mercy from the public it has plundered so long.
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Alt!» ». K««4“«H, *»| ntgu, Ur*-g«Ml , .H4L
law gem tally demanded by the people, as in the
Now that our Fair has taken definite shape, A King. «»I * lk », oing«m
cas ■ alxive cited. Last June, Judge, there were
An> an-1 Ali pvrai*n4 »«aiming adheiwly ibr
grounds selected, etc., the details only remain to A'~-Utr ÌLK..L4 : u »• 4*4 »V«4»«e<M4U tu OH
■ »eial Initiative laws enacted by the people.
its carried nut Of course our first Fair w ill not (.eli « i 'tu» «Il ihllofiiVUll ut U4IUI9 «a»»«! 4»4I
Sone of them providing new methods of raising tre any where as nearly complete aa will be tin > m ) ol aa). l*K.
AUtAUNOk g,
revenue, the N ews thinks, are very gmxi ones. '•ase in following years. The amouut of money
Muglatri
I .s.iby, the eas<-by which fundamental law can I 'hat will be at the dis|x>sal of the Board of Direct
now be amentled, is unwise. But as no serious >re. something less than JtkN) will not pay for th«
I construction or very extensive cattle sheds and
ct . itjt.’fi-.ce has yet ar sen from that source, we,
i buildings, required fur a successful exhibition.
pruliably. may not be needleaaly alarmed. One In addition to the altove something near $dl)0 n
thing is sure The jx-ople will never treat the I ;umt>er and labor has been contributed. Yet
statec »nstitution with grea er contumely than has everything planned and to lx* done this year will
t «• leg.slaturvs of the past. But. Judge, let us be of such character that it will not be required t<
i»e done over next year. If the friends to th«
give the Direct Primary and the Initiative further
enterprise will come foward and give the Associa­
trial.
I’o hl'.- we may do better in the future. tion 5U more m«nrber»hi|>s, much of the difficulty
Any way it is the voice of the people and in the of this our first Fair will lie overcome.
Th«
grounds just East of town, with an excellent earn)
e. I. Judge, the people are apt to be about right
I will make the svitami ol
round adjoining, are ideal. If the management
IlMI,
, w illi my line llninldvlii
an have the assistance of the the people general
Ti t* niiln»a •» are endeavooing to get up a first- Iv. our first annual Fair is bound to be a splindu liuti und Morgan ntullim.
cl i a scare for the people. in order to prevent any ! success.
farther adverse legislature by the varknia states.
The railroads say tb«*y are w illing to conform to
The man or woman who lives for self alone
the law. and any rules and regulations emanating I whose every object and aim in life is to farthei .It inv farm liear West Sei«.
Suasoii opens \pril 1
frun the Interstate Commerce commuiaioa. But his or her own interests, regardless as to how th«
I interests of others may lx* effected, can writ»
Heason elodea Julv 1
th • two-cent fare laws enacted by the legislatures truthfully; the word FAILURE, at the end of lif.
of three or four states, has paralyzed railroad and no one will dispute his or her right to do so M V prive tu instire is
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si's k values and has created a panic in Wall There is more in this lif«* and let us hotx* in th* \ll poasibie care will i»v use«
<> pteveiit accnlents, bui
street. New York. Such haldvrdash as this is too life to come, than pure, u adulterated selfishness
vili l>e resjMinsildv for tiotie
noi'semdcal for consideration. The people are not What advantage is it to amass a fortune of mil
lions of dollars if. in order to do so. vou have re
»Vili ulve! anv cali* require*
going t«i bankrupt the railroads, by any means. duced to penury' »nd want, hundreds of you
ii Scio. Cali me up mi tln
They simply want the railroads to do business j fellow beings? “What prufiteth a man if he gaii
pliulie.
W. M l'hlll.J IPs
The people 'the whole world yet looseth his own soul.
Uisni a tea-» maliie and honest basis.
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