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It ha» reached the
with the years.
F r «’«• «r»»f* fujrwl:. i.U uf ehl-h !>
i rr< • sìot ;<- iim « «re cutaiuerd. »• given
line with reform, in order to live and exert a ¡»oliti* bv foeaen tn all the «e«vr*l acbutUt of
»bint.J bave far mure welgbl
cal force
The Peoples’ («arty is dead as a political BirUli
ibun any amouulot uur, prufcwoMial i«e
organization; but the ideas and theories it taught
Lw. i1«rce » I ¿«orile Prmcrip-
and promulgated are the living political utues of t.»n b¿> Tita SAhes ur ausaerr un wrry
t».t .¡»-erapf»r. in a full lot of all iu in-
the present time. The Nation, certainly owes a gr<4i»nia pm.led In plata Lugl.»h.
If yuu are an Invulul woman arid auffer
debt of gratitude to the men who formulated the
fr a ««’■’, ■ m beaC-vbe. backache gnaw-
I g dotriyi in »luBiih. periodical palaa,
Omaha platform.
d -¿gri-yfrfi*. catarrh«!, prltlc drain,
drag; if - un«n d.itr-v» in luurr alaliruvn
or pel’yS. p*-rhap« dark «puta ur »pack«
d«n<>Xg before lbe»>•-*, fmnt aprila nod
k tai r • : *’
. . 4 ty f.
. .*•
drr«r.<»rami of tbr frminina
Ijist week Judge Burnett pronounced a ■umtenc“ 0« *>•. u
crjan*.
can nut do totu-r than Uba
Pier
upon u citizen of Scio that, to far as we remem­ I
Favorita Preacrlption.
26
The h
lisi, «urguon't kntf» «n<1 opera*
ber. is the first sentence of that character ever
ting UL m«y tw «voxj.'d by ih« timrly
given to u citizen of Linn county.
Harry Beard, um
avorn» Preacription * ln «uch
•>
u
t for
the
If his conduct is ex­
from one to five years.
ofw» militili»
l»r
I
Ih» obno’ lou» ri*
jienitentiary
ft emplary, and he gives the s i|>eriilt*mdent of the
OJ penitentiary reason to believe he has reform 'd
... i
Thrrrbv
confession of guilt in the crime charged,
was sentenced to serve tune in
When he bus served one year’s tune, he may oe
If, during the next four years after his
if the fnr-n<Ts that them '>romtilgat-*d a sweeping .»ruled.
liberation,
he remains a law abidi >g citizen, all
reform pint form, realizzi how far reaching and
would
be
well.
Should he transgress law in any
h trig wal'd bo (licori ci 1st ev there enun
way
during
those
f ur years, he would bererna’id-
Most of the fnuiiwrs t»f the (»maha plat-
<•♦ it”d.
.•d
back
to
the
penitentiary
without trial, where
f »rm h 1 «’. on* this, join’’»! the great majority;
ie
would
have
to
serve
four
full vears. or a time
I il
♦ • Mii?
l’lx,
thvf’” fur'.*: .‘‘at —I life living i-?1!*«
t>
which
added
to
his
first
service,
would make five
to<lay.
m »'n’l'Ts
of
this
convention which was, i years.
Tlie
N ews
the Aral held by the people’s party ■
b.’.’i: Defnncrats and Itopublicans.
thinks
¿-¿- m
I ‘ r < w
.Il
ve
They had
except
the
murderer.
kinds,
sentence of this
A
nature offers the strongest possible inducement to
.-r
' • 1
pas
lycen
Thev knew trial these’ parties carceration, .after tne mmnhn in term
Surely,
if
there
1»
any
r.-iorm
in
a
man,
w re controlled by political Imsses. in tin* intorest*«
..1 t ■
‘
1 ■! . 1. 11 . . ii w i- ilth and t hat .1 tins w'i'i (»ring 1 O’JL
But. boys, tne be'ter plan is never to place your
of t
old parties.
h *
«erved.
rty waa their only recourse to educate I
It
nro.He the |x*t>ole to the gravity of the situation, i selves in the condition that Beard is now in.
wont
pay.
No
matter
if
you
do
reform,
you
cun
Tn is thinking, these men di «regarding the ridi-1
rule anil sneers uf the fsilitical Isisses, fearlesslv never hold jusl tne place m society tnat you would
Inn ne I led .out into hew ami untrie«! |s>litical water nave held, hud you not committed tne crime.
That t hey were iictuntud by a spirit of pure patriot
ism,
no
will
on»*
t it re «I Ciiir-’tl
now deny,
11 s’i ssary.
an*
The reforms they
Ix’ing gradually
Olliers might be willing to
trust
you;
but
you
never would restore yourself in your own estima­
tion. Others mignt not Know it. but you would
A platform of always Know l.ial you was a linef, ora transgress­
ad<»pte«| by the Government.
Honesty may, some limes, seem
j rinciples that would now lx* promulgated by or of tlie law.
inconvenient
and may Keeuyou a |x»r man;
very
either of tlie present great political parties would
in
tne
end.
it
is far the best policy.
If you
out,
* ir,n s, .in demands for tiolitical reformation, the
F’urtner-
are honest, you cun respect yourself.
more,
us
you.
necessarily,
inusl
associate
with
Tne ¡ssiplcs party un<k*rt«M»k a campaign of edu-
yourself
m.»re
intimately
tiiun
with
anybody
else,
catirn.
It was deemetl vitally nmessary, if
A nericiin libertv was preserved, to arouse the you will have tne salislaction of u-sociating Wltll
d ’in inti» of these then ridiculed Omiina farmera.
It would humiliate you to K <ow
and'^tuow tnein w miner they were rapidly an honest man.
drifting.
I' ik a* iong,w niskered Populists argues! Inal y ou would ulwuys be compelled to associate
Tne.i don’t becume a
tout if iirgnni/.isl wealth was not curbed and re- Wltll u Imei, wouldn't it?
pismle
it jou AOUid not associate Wiln one.
t, tired to obey tlieJaw, Hint it was only a matter Inlet,
ui time when tne common |xs»ple would liecrusned
and r<s| icetl to s.*rftloin.
How true were the con-
ctusio.is and predictions of tnest* old lime "Pops.”
It is seldom that three criminal trials,
of
wide
.xalionui repute, are in progress al the same lime.
I ie campaign of eilucatnm instnutisl by the Tne I'naw trial, Binger Hermann sa d l.ie ¿>imU
Iss 1 tie«’ part» lias never ceased.
I11 or<lcr to pre-
-Ruel investigation, ure all ot unusu *1 notoriety,
s r e t «cm . ’Ives, isita uf tne old |x»liucal parties
in addition. land iraud trials are in progress in
have
under aken .educat >ry work tnemselves.
Idaho and NetirasKM, l«ie Interstate Commerce
I »tin parti« * are now preaching reform in louder
vuininiasion is getting Duly and toe .do^vr Hay­
turns, than ever emmated Irom Populist lips.
wood trial lor complicity m tne .ovc.menuvTg
Tney are doing more. Tney are instituting many
assassinulion w ill soon oe on.
I lie big dailies w id
ol tne retorm.' that vver<- demand«*! m the Omaha
not run out ol suujccl muller lor sviisulionai head
pint form.
l'ne campaign ot educali«»n, instituted
lines
lor some Lillie yet.
by liiv.i’tsiplvs’ pally. caused tne |x*ople to think.
II
knocked
tne
scales of |*airizanism from their
Il cruited a growing icmand for
Government to be rescued irom tlie hands of
railroads aim plutocracy , and i>e restored to
Il mail: it pmMiUie lor a Roosevelt, a
people.
eyes.
tne
if l’resident Roosevelt reinums sleudtust in
ti.e rei usai
to
uccepl
u
his
iniru torni, tue Repubhcun
the pai ly will na»c trouble to liuti u canuiuale Inal
l«a- wni unite all tactions.
11 Mr. Bryuu >s agalli
Foilelle, a F' o I k , a H ney and others, to be placed 1101 mnuieii, lie wm have u iur belter ci tance ol
Any way tue country
in position ol power and Where they couid accomp­ winning luan ever be lore,
»s
coining,
rapidly
aboui,
to
Mr.
Braun's way of
lish results
It lias made it |*opuiar to champion
.ur. Bryan und President Roosevelt are
tne cause <»f the people.
inuiKing.
W nile it is true Inal the Government has not yet nearer together pulilic'dly, man is Ine president
entirely n-cue«» tr<>m the political Iws». the anil most any of tne prouab.c Republican nominees
been
railroads and plutocracy in general, tnost* who are lor the presidency.
lighting Hit* tiallle for the people, can report a
Indeed, aich progress is
grutilying progress,
Tnere is » peculiar circumstance connect«*! with
being mude in the hunting down of the wrong­
Thaw's lawyers have
the Tnaw murder trial.
doers, e»|wcially of toe plutocratic breed, that
been endeavoring to prove him cruzy wnen he
tiiose who are not hi the toils are, figuratively. assassinated Wnite; but that his insanity hus
A railroad president
trembling in their boots.
pusscu away an<l he is now perfectly sane. Jerome
once, w.ien discussing matters relative to the
nas endeavored to prove Thaw sane when ne shot
people and the railntuds, said "Tlie people be
Whit«.; but since then hus becume insane and is
uanined.'*
With toe rmlruads. so to speak, on
now in that condition and should Lx* sent to the
t.ieir kntfes amt Ix-gging for mercy, we wonder if
asy lum for tne insane criminals.
Mr. Vanderbilt, if living, would not change that
expression somewhat.
He might not say II, but
he would assuredly think, " The railroads will be
damned, unless they obey the law.”
The
battle against plutocracy has not yet lx«en
Tnere is mucn yet to do before all men are
won.
«•’Iml lx tore th«’ law.
are yet too
Tiierv
many
grafters, land ihi<*ves und railroad disobeyers of
,l.w. ,i.
«Miti*!«’ Um gates ot tne penitentiaries. .7,
Bute
’ nas b«*ten
tne ne«st difficult portion of tne tmttld
won.
Toe people
are
arrouse«!
liiase it a point to pluc«* more
k’ttes,
Folks
strongest
and
Heney s
and
they
Roosevelts,
in
office.
win
laiF’ol-
With the
line of brest works of the enemy broken
task liecomed much
down, the remainder of th«*
less difficult.
ing
The little Imll that was start«*! roll­
at Oman» hus gathered mugmtude and force
Gratifying
progress
is
being made in the pre-
l.tninary work of tne Scio Stock und
Fair
Assuciution,
■■
■■(
bùi - U
Sick woui.ti «rr invìi«il to cun.ull pr.
Pi, re, by Irltrr.
c.rr>—pun<l-
"iin la gu»n1ir1 •• «cmlly wr»t a -d
womanly dunftdeix«i «re pr-.t«-.'*»«! by
i>. ; .«tonai privacy Addrvw» L»r R '•
l’irrcr. tlufla.O, N V
t'r y’.rrrr • Plraaant l*rlle«a ih« ►» -«
layatlve and rwpi>l»t«»r of lb» »•>»»!•
'!»,.•« mvimirMr «lutnarh llvwr «tw.
*■ . 1«.
a ««all**; t*<> or thrw* •
a.uartlc T
Ui lako a. <.andy.
frn
Contracts
have
Agricultural
been
let for
pro 'uring tne necessary poles and fence posts, etc.
As soon as the weather settles
somewhat,
work
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mwkr.r
WOMEN
pcS»U<,ful
Hobertine glvee wh*i »«err woman
•uat Aaetre»-« b»rf»rt cumulation
It brh>«a <hal »oft
«moolh. fr»«h
laar ml to the ,l.»»k *hal * not»«
>OUtbfuln»M
It will bling t»»«u(>
to Ihoa» who lack It. It will r»t«ln
tt for th«,»» who alraadr
It
>( w:!l enable TOO to «u »/rfuliy
mbat th« ra.aaaa of wrath», and
time
bvn t doubt—don't areu» Ju»t
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Civ» fou a free «ample
All drug
at kwp Robertlne.
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th* piw* ion «ani.
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MINK Kt*.».
I’rv«t ent.
1 he brat Hüne m Hurt and to L«t
THE SCIO STATE BANK
la at
Pap’s Coffee House
Oregon
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mr ikH» rs, eUA««pa<H»r m the tal* 'long wo
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business
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Albany Hardware Comp’y
Th« Albany Daily H«rald can
b« had
U 00 a y«ar by tub-
acribmg now. It contain« 6 to
8 page« covering th« new« field
completely.
You can keep ae
well potted on county court
matter« and doing« at th« coun­
ty eeat from the Herald ae If
you lived in Albany.
The Ord-
gon legniatur« handled fees
Idasly. Th« Herald'« offer of
W 00 1« only th« actual co«t of
white paper, It Will toon bo
put back to It« former prico.
Th« Weekly Harald, 12 pagoo.
• 1.50
•end In your
with
money order or check or sub-
•cribe through your poot m««.
ter. Addrtaa, The Horald. Ah
e
bony. Oregon.
1 will make* the seus’Hi of
r.M)7, with mv tine Huiiiblett»-
IIÍUII and
Morguii stallion
AI.HAV V. OKKUO.W
^yiAiHkMrosn a avait
ALBANY
DAILY HERALD
Makoc Unusual Cut and Naw
Management Offers Daily
Paper One Year For
•3.00.
TO HORSE BREEDERS
C. c. hF)MHt
a »os
Attorneijs-üt-Lüir
U«W1W.|> Hlock
•••••
ai . H «si . okaoos
rt. Nr>a»t
mkvant
All Night.
H um I «M»«
at mv faun near West Scio.
Season opens April 1
or two good
Season clones July 1
ho uses constructed «luring tne coming Summer.
Mv price to insure is
>10
If constructed, they would not be vacant^very long.
All possible care will he used
to pievent accnients, Init I
The service of the firm of Heney & Burns will will be responsible f«»r none
probably lie in demand in most all the large cities, A ill meet any calls required
II me ut
up on the.
from present indications, Portland is among die in Scio, Call
it
\i
phone.
W.
M
1 l’ulLi.ji3.
first on the list.
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Physician
will begin in putting the grounds in order.
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btfio needs to have one
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SCIO ROLLER MILLS
tnd stincnu
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it reforms, which
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t lev deemed vitally n«*e« sarv for the jierpetuity the crimiiiMl to reform, and to stay reformed.
urisoner
can
cuntroll
tne
length
of
time
of
his
in
­
(• r...|g’i either
.
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li, «U.pl.xO ,.r III» ver» bwl
the indererminate sentence
should be meted out to criminals of ail
a National organization, wore men who had form
er!v
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rr
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Ihjfc.. ¿TIi-uaJT ÌLc-Xdiy
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In the Beard case, matters will not be so severe.
fr* eil.»’s rriHv was organize*! at
(1 i iti •> • irlv h s • »r • of V • ir« ip. it is do ibtful,
T. ih
Our rigs arc first-class and our horsts %ood
drirt rs. /*rict s /a asonablr-
. >■ n»-dictn«l ru >t. kn<>un tu n. d..-*l
r.. •- fur ih» cur» ut w..in«n'« pn-uhar
» . <,’• c. la :.» i> . ».. >i.,.l at«l fio
oft and would be a law abiding citizen it liber­ t.rmfuior batut-lormin« druga.
md « .pi-, l tuo mu< S fr«.tn * F»vr>ri:y
tolde
ated. the superintendent may recommend him to p. ¡ki
M-rlpt. 11; * Il «ili noi pvrlorm n..r«*
in
il «ili noi tlltolva ,.r cure turrra.
I o to t e governor to lx’ parulde.
Som- una w ili. li w HI do «< mu< i> to
In war times prisoners were often paroled; and r taUi.b vlf’.ruu» hralUi In n>u«t w«ak-
m
p»• ubarly inckirm to
the obligation of those paroled were religiously v n< n a« «ny mvdi,in»c«n. Il mu«i *«
bserved. too.
A violation of its provisions meant given « fair chtftcr by |"-rvr,rrine» in uà
u«r f .r a rraaonabl» lri.*th of lime
ù
; ULÌ .<fl.r.l !.. -■ - * pi j >. ■ .*O IUTW-
¡death, if cant’.insi in'the act’of violating it.
t’i»‘
1 ’ i til »1 •.
Pruprwtor«
WlutlAKDSON,
//neks connect tri th oil trains at If <•.<*/
and lutth trains at .U ankers.
I I HI OE GR .4 T! IUD E.
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Scio Livery and Feed Stables
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1SD M.V/.Ÿ ITE SEN IENCET.
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ii’Milli,
Words of Praise
when
period
political party lias been cuinpeiieU to fail in
every
e
I he Albany fi ani ware Co.
bus the best stock in town,
imi is the cheapest pia'*« to
r‘"te. Sole agent** fur V h v-
iline Oil. Nos. 219 and 221,
hirst Street, Albany,Oregon.
Tfcw Iwvwl Mwrb»ta.
Th» following ar» prk-»» Muot»d m TLnr.day
■t Mrh »ol t>y out dwaWr«:
A brat, pvi bu«M
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KKiur,
«ack
1 OU
tn»n. wr ton
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hurt . |»r ion
b“p. p»r ton
M «U
(Uli.
Country, par roll
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hukvna, P»r pnund
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hK-iwi, p«r ymund. young ___
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■«*•». Kr pound
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■t«»ya. p»r pound .......... ...............
u
’tnrka, p»r punnd
................ .
u
».I. p»r pound, u,» uatghy
*»
Hur» p»t puuwd b»» wrl(hl .......
«%
. nul. pa. p.*uiid, A m »hipping ......
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Sharp y»r pound. a<o«k»ra ............
Mutiwa, par pound ..................... ...
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