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is conducted under the guise of trade or high f «Vrri»lu»nla «4
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Latr cvh»pumi l*^*rCi»rr tu«\,ftivtci •i»«i
flnancerring; yet the man who is robbed or who | HI iti» fi lt|i><*l«t llirll, vimpljr br<i«U*r i
receive» less than a just equivalent, is wronged as il»r)
«•* l • iga* ‘¿«d labut »u« h •
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<4 iipli/iMi'i«’ii adì fr»uli fhat a
badly as if he had met up with a highway robber. •fsittii
pdl ftHftl rvo^Hlh»*«
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Therefore, it should be the aim of all men to deal • «il I>>II«» m II fi r u»vn •?* guiliy Ihr
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with fairness and equity with each other. Every MMpplllg
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man, while he insist« that ne should lie justly •Il Jlhvr» rr»|a><i«t«Hv l««r tur criuir, will
thè di»pi«'A»*<re • d k athiiitf ol
dealt with, should lie no less willing to deal justly de^srrvv
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a II g ><d u»r , au J ri« hi) inerii Irius« iu
with others If we. one and all. would live up to |rf leuu
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something near the Golden Rule, **Do unto others
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as ye would have them do unto you,’’ happiness
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and contentment would, in a great measure, dis
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place misery and discontent.
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Scio Livery and Feed Stables
In almost every city and «tale in the nation, the
Milk a kkllAkllMlX, Proftrietur*
political biases are. atit le pr-sent time, engag 'd in
SOMETHING TON NOTHING.
a struggle to maintain their ixi-itions cf jxilitical
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lower aiid prestige. So long as th** old methods
Harks cimiteri irith all trains at II 'est Stia X
tv
i?tii<-i*5 <fth<] in«- ilv'-ii't- to u^itfttiii soiii«*t\thg of primary election, to tie hdlowed by tne city,
lgt«Ml
am! lutili trains at »Hunkers.
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for nothing is r**s|ionsible for about all the ill- county and state conventions maintained, all was
that afflict the h mi.i i f.imilv To curb hiu I con- smooth sailing. But with the coming of thedirvet
troll this pru;»*ns t. ...I ¡in..,
Htattil.. law* have primary, or the improvement of the primary
<>///• rijfx are first-class and our horses good
b -.m writt.
and to w ' ><
¡••gi«.iature> ar • election methods, the power of the |x>litical buss
drirt / > Pi ict s lit tisonable.
continually adding. If II num w.-rc willing to has b«*en materially reduced and in some in­
render a just e.| ii\alent for what they obtain, stances. as m Oregon, entirely obliterated.
there w ould be small u tor jail-and periilcntiarieb
It lias tuken I”.* |wuple a long time l*> find out
The [pilice and con «tabulary would have in political matters, that they do not nee* sardy
nothing or very little t > do and about all the in-<-d I" •'*■ l* ad a' I a- ■! b >• ■ •• • i •• 1 ’ .1 i.b
i
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to driven cattle. *' At last, they are ascertaining
rlifi«ll»i «T I J Mmtkm
T I Miiiikrr», U F Gill,
a Id pomp and show to tne various governments.
their power and are a s* itmg their inde|jendence
bàciurìAMì( C A. U ai iH*r
L. I* Myrr», J. J ltarn««>,
This pru|»ensity. however, i-. co.*xi tent w ith the in
1 r.» i'll,, and state < >! < "ir- (I,- p"'ili< U
V A.
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hmnuri family. When the Ten Commandments boss "pooh txxih.’’ at all ind.*jx*nd**nt action while
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were given to num as a rule of action, the main it effects but a minority, but when the majority
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central theme wa io prohibit stealing and covet- seem to !»■ involved, the busses sing altogether a
uousnesa. and in order to enforce the principle of different song.
They are ready to fall in with
justice and right encorporated in this brief [Mirtion any idea or ism that the majority s«** ins to favor.
of Holy Writ, governments have been instituted
As a rule, however, lb«* p< ople seem to be in­
by and among men.
clined to let the Id tune bosses severoly alone.
Wl’» < F
TO
Think, if you will, of any evil or wrong; of any T.'iey no longer listen to his dictations a little bit.
u -t of oppre> ion; of crime m anv of its devious Having learned the sweets of political emancipa-!
y
HfAli 11« • ill I»* J i . a U x I
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thr
a id tortuou « wa . and you will find selfisnnesH lion, the people have no notion of alow mg tn.*m- li.flhrr
iruubtr !• ìi » mì i -tur Ifulft» lìuuw
and an effort to obtain ; >ini ttang for nothing, the Selves to become involved III the me.-ims of the teli ei«d l^afUH**llv lliv iti•»•«** ul K<«*
ai« I mi « *» U m )’ I m «1 br
tu
basic chiis «*. But for this pruiieiisitv our courts political tricksters again. A very forvable illus­ puUh»
tr> *t tu «ti) KvpuiilitaM rallier iliaii tu
would be useless, our a'ate and national govern­ tration or this modern political inde|M»ndence on l i . .»•» t h g. ■ . . virimi
ments almost wholly unnec< ary If all men the ;>art of the voter was exhibited in Portland, a
!>• J . Mon ft sms .
were controlled by a mirit of fairness and justice; few days ago. Mayor 1-ane would not submit to An » if«»« Ur>i* - •» ««» ps>uii4e*r of <h>nw
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if all men Were willing to rend a fair and just the Democratic political bosses and. therefore, ■
«4 llUsto),
«• im» p«»-par«*4 fu
r piivalent for w l at the. obtain and all lived in withdrew his name as a candidate for the nomina­ |t|«««iah I hin«--» !»»*• tibie« ft» 9.1 (hu tjn
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l«4* flíu» «u l gOAtVIklrve
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see •rdance w ith the urmcipl. - of the golden rule, tion at the primary election. li.*urge H. Tholhas ••(ftw i |«MM»M»t*t*
w** • hnu at Au l|< I«
C m U
I ¡ U U I
ÀH a «A>.
progress would be at an end, for if such conditions waa the only candidate for mayor. Whose name ®s t<*Md
V WuriftLL
prevailed, perfection would I m * obtained and pro­ appeared ujxm the Democratic primary ticket.
gress nvee- H.ll lly. Would be imp's |b|e.
When the "Ote was counted, it w is found that
Reasoning from the viewpoint of perfection, it Mayor line’s name had been written upon more
i hlLl , M. D
is probably best that men are not wholly unselfish, than twice the number of ballots that had the
n *r absolutely honest, f><r tne reason that there is **X’’ before George II Thomas’ name.
Phtjsician ^Surqeon
r Min'for progress something belter to strive for.
There is a well, though secretly. organlz*xl plan
T» take away all incentive to progress and all de- on foot by the Republican ¡xililical busies to de­
Tetephon« E iclutnyr No 11
s re to <tu better and be better, which a condition feat the renomination of President Ro«»sevelt, or
lV'bcrtln« «!»»• wh»t •»•IT •
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G l QRG l
m.»t <Je*lr«»-*
oimpUilur.
oi perfection would do. and you would destroy the nomination of a candidate representing his
Il Mini» th»« •■’!! »n»M<h
t’»»h
J <i MILL. L> M L>
K3FNCKE
h<iman happiness.
Ivar llnl «o th» ch»»k lhat «nolH
progressive ideas, Likewise is there an effort in
loulhfull»«»».
It »HI brln» b-autv
Therefore, it is probably best that there should progress, by tne hemo r.itic bosses, to shelve
Prupflalur
• , tfeMS »ho !•<■» 11. It » U r«MMS
lx* some evil in the world. Why. if evil did not William J Bryan, who is tne probable nominee of It for IkoM who air*a<l>r p««*»*» Il
Dentist
OKIGON
SCIO.
n at t'inaa wutk in ail bianebwaor <l>-ntl«try.
ex'st it would be impusible for us to see or know that |>artv for president, All of these efforts are it Bill «natl* you to »ureMcfyUr
ombat tho r»v»»Mi of w*alh«r and
* ,u-
OKKOOM
Ha |r»r hnit-ha**it thr •’*»*• ratti» xl
ut the good We can only know of the good, by destined to lx.* flat failures. Any candidate who tlma
Don't doubt—don't ariua Ju»I
ft»**<k • fr-Mi fl»r fr»iU*rr prvpiU»»»»r. <•«•>
having the evil with which to make the cornpari- does rot subscrila* to the progressive ideas if the trr ■ bartui» Tour 4ru<<l.l will
M* MUglii I «egli thè Kintoa cnf itie
(Iva you • fra* aanit-la.
All diu«
fMi’ilk
i vili «.»»«tini*» II*» saifufi <«• » h»
s m. Yet evil exists in most too large chunks in president, or of Mr. Bryan, on governmental af­
«• krap Robartlna.
*»«••! ut» thr ««Hite» «raialHIrh«* I and »«i|»fM>
tlMJb«* t-Mfe ■ tra*«* >» 4« p.H««
«liti a
many places in the world in fa-t. in most places. fairs. will march dawn to sure defeat, no mA.ter
<1. «li» |<> tur tu ih« attuai Isih» of r»ri)
"kEflL ESTfllt BROKER '£»
In all of our large cities evil so predominates, that w hat political party colar he wears.
•» m J) •••«! a h-t» uni nation IO u»Mt vivi)
uns « Aghi. I am
almost continuous reformation is necessary and
Tile days of the |x»htical boas of the type of "To
ì tir» 7« m l»u«in»ra«.
SCIO, OREGON
occasionally a s >rt of revival hi reformation is re- the victor belongs tne sjioi I h ," are numbered. He
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< ìi :< >i<*.i: 1« > en i ke
q lired in order to ............... piilibruim. Such a re­ will soon disappear from the political horizon, let
••h Ih U«Ual <XMI*(*ll*>laMt
Il ),.u «a..| !.. «rii >ouf |B. „, I
„H u |(
vival of reformation is now in progress in San us hope, lor all time.
As before stated, the
II .*■< I» »43. Il you Usui io bUy,,
u,„|
Ih« p«*c« >UU UBI,.
Ml Nhft.Kt.
Francisco. And when you sift the evil of the Bay pe »pie have learned the sweets of political emanci­ Pup’s Coffee* House r J l*rr«i
-rnt.
sHCLToN
City t<> tlie bottom, you find tne effort to obtain pation and. 1 1 the end will rule in city, state, and ÀI VS r«l Lr**l «»I I!••
Air«*« i tit lüge
so nettling for nothing tne under ymg cause. But national affairs. The people seem to be determin­
CHARLES J. M a SER
for this propensity Mayor Sinitz and B*»ss Reuf ed that oui nation shall be of a truth. "A govern­
«»*..*•«*>* to kl«»#?
»
Notary Public
Siu
Urex-xi
Froprittor
would not now be entangled in the meshes of the ment of the people, by the people, for the jxxiple.’*
la v. But for the effort to obtain something for Tne days of political serfdom are apparently, at
notidng, many of our Oregon citizens would not the finish to be replaced by political independence.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
1 ••*«!) yrarw «a|<rrtar«*M* in N uiai ) work
now la* doing lime in prisons or w ho are resting
nd imtij JcAllag g lie» u»r a pimnil kltnwir
under indictment with a fair prospect of having
of »ntt* it lh«truBM*nl« and lan j nt*««
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That
must
be
a
brilliant,
energetic
reporter
the
miiuwiraiiuh ut •»mura uarwIuU) a ( i « h led i«»,
to serve terms in prison.
h«n« «.«fotutAé, At^tmcts Qi tin* p*u*ur«>4
•n J viatniiiAü
While evil seems u n.*cessary element in our Oregonian has over in Albany. Last week the m <* I
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C. U* Lo\<i. ProprKkur.
ok
N
ews
published
all
item
concerning
a
California
Ya
,uir>a
ft
*u
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»
moral economy, (for without evil there would lx*
*rri,«m
1
«ft
A
M
$20
piece.
that
was
plowed
up
on
a
farm
in
I
f
H
MQNT
à
NYL
no need °f a system of moial ethics) it is wisdom
N.» A-
!«<•«««« ftl'rany
...
Il
* M
to hold it in subserviency in tne condition of a Richardson’s Cap. The N ews reaches Albany on
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< Ot «Milla
I M “
Fridays
at
6
p.
m.
Saturday
’
s
Oregonian
publish
­
All Night
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arri««-« I mmuiwm
• l • w
s rvant ra her than a master. When evil becomes
Attorney-at-La d
Train« Io sad I . «»Aal |>. Hull,
the master, as hi the case of San Francisco, no ed a ’’special" dispatch from its Albany correspon­
Sola*» rubia au<l Suihlfbr
Albany
Oregon
No
ft
—
01 l*atanta ai,4 Iwi lu*,«.
end of trouble is caused, yet. in the end. right dent. giving a rehash of the N ews item. As that Ira»««« Al'«*m ho iftvirolf ..... 7 «• A M.
■ 'llkv. »-» A mi ,M Unart AI.R »MT. OKRUOW
jxjrtion of the special describing the coin was Atri*»« t**i<oii
it ftu A A
must and always does prevail.
No •
H. Bryant
worded
exactly
as
it
appeared
in
the
N
ews
,
the
cc. xrjaut
if all men were taught that if they commit evil
i •• r. X
Ytrtvsu «H« «v
i & t* >
proof
is
positive
that
the
Hein
was
purloined.
Ski
AST
»'»UN
Have an Abetrwtof I1U« prvp«rvd
acts that ’hey must pay the uenaitv, either in to>»
Itala* l«*r «••••IM»
b) Use
world or hi the next and that th.-rg was no possi­ The N ews editor could have furnished tne Ore­ ü.» ft
gonian
with
a
’
'special**
relative
to
the
find,
sever
­
Attorneys-at-Laio
lra*««*> A Dran) l<w * «»rtallt
: sa K M
bility of shifting the burden of guilt upon some
Amw« Cúrvente
• » A. W
al
days
sooner
than
the
date
<t
appeared,
but,
as
•*«*lu"n Stock
ALBANY. ««ROOS
one else*s shoulders, they would think a great
<o I *
...» 1 r M
Uf th« rail pruÿvrt) you inrandl to pnrv-hoe
^ytAlHLklukh • WYATT
many tunes before doing a wrong knowingly. ?\s we posessed the first information and had the Ira»»«« A>to«nv
A »ri«»« at < < m « m IH«
f « K ■ «•r «cv* pl •• «««« urli) <( h HMHiry hmomì . oui
coin
in
our
pocket,
we
felt
very
certain
the
item
selfishness and a desire to obtain something fur
|Mtlune
fi*« >«*»«•* ut uui eapvrt
So •
«rive
E<KubiM>l»«*xi tu Ivi.
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Attorneys-at-Lair
•’»thing are the basic causes of human evil and would keep until H could be first given to the public Gr iMlllanv ...
Airisra « or «•Hi«
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by
the
N
ews
.
Brother
M
you
should
have
l. M. kt Pl). Manager.
wrong doing, it should lx* the duty of every
uflkw lu HluuCwrg Blwk
Itala« lar m I*»«« m > .
p.rent and teacher, so far as |x»ssitde to sorpresa the courtesy to give the source of your infor­ •<». I
< >th<w ciHitar 1 bird and Mnw4al"l» St..
U.BSNY
outeat
1-rM*«** l otv»lll»
< *o A
ALMAS Y. ORKUOS.
and h'>ld in check these propensities, in funning mation.
Arri*«*« à I to«»»)
7*1« A M
»
and building up the cnanu ter of the child, While
Tfc» Ivral WarhrU
t oe *•>!)« .«««
nur M
lb* (“(!■•• in. .1» pruw. q<M»e4 u« Tl nr-dar
u certain amount of selfishness and a desire to
Probably no other criminal trial has attracted Arri* «• •< Ai'«MH)
I JM f M
nf raeh »ret b) out .tmlvr.
accumulate, are necessary, if one would get on in such w ide spread national interest as the one I %o Η
w Mat, |»r bq»»e!
Ira»**’ ‘orvallH
« m> r. M
i.n.1'»! ...
the world, tney should not Is* allowed to cause one now in progress at the Idaho capitol. Then* is
c 1 > Ivur. P^r
AH«sn>
»
M
tmr «a«-.
Hmn. M*r tun
to injure or wrong another. Neither, is tne ex­ far more at stake than the mere fact of the » fto Ira II w mi alii« ..._
Only I ir»t*€laaa Shop in the Cl.y
<h«>rt*, pre on
..Il 9» A. M
treme of »"Itisnness profligacy desirable.
The guilt or innwence of Moyer. Haywtxid and Betti-: Arrtvwat Alt«*«)
u u r M
•'»••1», per too
•lAivIng ...M
Suiter. 'Countryi per mil
g.xid citizen, as between these extremes, occupies I bone. The nght of organized labor to exist as %« Ira* If r« Ai»w«jr
liai i uning
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and is most always called "A good fellow” if he plicity in tne murder of exGovernor Steunen- • »» «•Hi«. •« writ •« tn«D» t»»e
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