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•J* I t Siintiam ¿leu üliticuihj independent- F.iilertal al Ihr p.,-1 il, e al *-<■,, Oreg-ai, *» aa»-oi>4 < ¡asa mail mailer. »-1 lai I » » ) »- i ■ T. E. uno ihi I'AV m e I » 1 < ì < • IH. AM|> -1 l<M4 KliniON* KA I Otkey^ar in g«l va ih ■* , •• Olir yg»f, al F'ibl »1 \ «*ar ........................ ........ » .e Oiw <r»r, il rml .iH legni .................... Olir Vrar. al rn«l <>( :t y«*ura .......................................... Hi» tnonlha in m »K a» «••• .a» Thrre ft|t»nlhg in advgh*^ .............., • = «♦,. ... Ningle mpy in «rgp|N»r ....................................... .. Al»v Hll-I\(i (‘ani thank« ...................... » Nfranai ««Intiiarv iMitirra, |»**r line .......................... E1U» nÌr*l w r«Ì<ht>fe • ■oninirnta, |»*r lina ........... e v«-rlit'ing, par line |w-r !*•<»•* llHpliiv ada. U t bang«*« |^r iwhlh, onr rolli nifi widr. Iw-r farli . ........................ .. • • Pndrraiun d cardi», 1 farhre, i<rr niiMith «...1 lz*n«f tini«* rami meta fnr aHvrrtlain t n»adr'-n ap|»l irai i«»n. • J Tv«a< U»v«T» Akarttrd TI.« »uprvn.v cuurt »n MuuUav trat.« •■4 3:« SF*r» «-• Ws-k»«->«> Iw ■•••»• • praelK« la» »n Ihr MM«. Fifly-fuor • I U mw »iKwrvluily p»»»-r«l ihr rwrut m ■ minatili«»«, «, m I <.»»» J W Uurtuti, «■- ■«luilt'P . u»i pa|wr- Irum «notti»» sta r Tl«r »1« m iwu ai'«d <rti» v.-unp Imi» M .» Flormc» A. Sulliy« , wir. aa« turmbrr .2 lli« l'nlvrreily «4 Oiwgiiu la« «-.••», «u-l ■ »innig VTio.<mw-Ani*rw«ii hriil Hak. Ir .uf P.,rt'«i.d. He la Uw *»■ <4 SrlU Hl’k, «MM* ul lli» IIHrtl »aalt* l'tiiiiwM- iiHrtrhant« «•! U h ii.-ir..p. li. li.* J ui. , 1WJ7. clam- i- o-ili}-arU i-f a«< rktvi-li-Hi 41» brighi In« uf yuuiig MlU»rm-y». a« all ahn |»a«k ili ce- l» h«r aUinlwHit» «er« ««MX« mlul. Scio Livery ni Feed Stables MYER A Prupr»»tue« RICHARDSON, Hucks connect trilli till trains at West. Scio unit buth trains at .V tinkers. Our rigs art first-class anti our horses food tlrirers. Prices Reasonable. SUMMER E1WÍS10I • 1 J ..I .2 08ITURRT M m KAI’NX: IS IT TRUE? law without respect of persons, rich or high ur low. To this end, whenever a oublic officer phuws himself to be true to the people’s interests, and who is unpurchasable, he should be re-el»«cted to office. Such an officer disserves a vole of confi de ce from the people, without regard to which or what political party he belongs. On the other hand, when a public officer proves himself to be unfaithful, and to be purchasable, and then comes up for office, he should be so overwheimningly de feated that he would never again attempt to appear in public life. io w- Sarrk« la IWJ »U ItAiirwU. I YiMA T. M oatumkry . T Paoi lt«»n at' burn hi Jvravy r««unix» HUnoto, M aw 4. I M3, dlral •m tlw (arm alwr«- I»»» psn-nta la-t ( v - h I m I. fuui mil»-» Muo«h <-t s«i«>, -*•» Ju»»«* 1*1, 1(0,' . ««..I irk i«««»», uiuiiili « h 4 10 4«»» Wli»ti two «■-•»• ol »gr. »I m - iiwiirtl «itli bar |«renl. Irum J.-r-av iiiurity, ill»., Ui »»rant nwiuljr W I»., • hrrr tlun »«wulnl luf 111»«" »■«•». ihell »r«ll»i rtl lo Jr»»«» «■■ «11.IJ III» In IA'11 •I.«- n.»wl lit« plain« with hrr i-««rtil*. «1« an «»I team 11»- p urn»* »»nui»"I »11 (■><» Hi» (or the lluiiillliiii» I«» »*-»« Ii I m» UHinly Onyuii A donation lain) rialiM, »ik lull«-» -nnitli >4 Nci» WSB »»In '««I fur the na* h him ». Slie »•• ,.«i J«r-I «’■ ntiiiu- o«i»lr in Ina lixahly to the lime ••( li»r 4i-«th alilillivvi- vrptiuti ul tan year» •i«-i‘i hi Ja> twin «> mi >4» <>»»« •« <>ti Ju|f I, lwki »Ii« ««• iiiiitwl.iu tuarriaiti- l-> ♦ M’>ntc<> n- •r». on II e farm a li«»r »hr 4u->l T»*i»r «liil4r*-n »»ri» llie frnll» of tlii« uiimn, llin-a mn* «ml nine «laughter» Th»«-» •>< iti.» «Might»«« 4iml man* yaara a«»«» Th »arriving Hwmlier» of in« iainiiv are H-r I.u»iiaii4, A Honlguin« «, «I«» i*»»«dBa on the oomr farm; Mr. Prll . ................ ..I-».. Mr» Clara M ii ... L 1» ... tty. . 11« • • • < - • < • ' 11 r-«* i « • ■ •» M •*• This is i That "Every «nan lias hi» price." very common everv <1 »y «•»pressi«»n. it is general i . i i.jl 'A h- u T- f- i ‘iig «•» nil’ll OOlOing IIUOIIL- |H1NI i’»'ii"ni!B, Mrv. .»• imv ^tikiirr, ui w'»i»v’»u•••*»..a*’*--; It is Mr*, ifapp.v KM»**. ♦»( •» <1 <’ A » H aim I M i «« tion, or t » m«-n holmnt pis.tions of trust. bini B, th«- lliree y<Ming«-»t c!iil«lren, a Im r«-ai4" a itli their «-«pilvalent to saying "No man is Absolutely L father <m Iha <>l«l lnini«'»<«*a.L Three ••»le»» ami two brullirta Is ol tl e <i«rea»e«l. alao, »arvive har. honest. ’’ But is this assertion wholly true? Ill lSut* alia unit«- alth the Mlccnmarv Ka|>li»t rl urvli al there not, now and then a man who it absolutely BrutUlrme, a lea aiilea Soutliea»t ol -i». In ,SNU .lie Undoubtedly cliangrtl tier inemlier»liip frvim Provulrme to tlie cliuicli oi honest who is unpurchasable? St- hi , of wliwli alia lit ml a r in»l«tent member u «it II the limr •■( there are many men who woultl scorn the idea of hr» dralll - !>• • .. • ■ . e • a mr m I-• r ! I « -jr H i.Utg liK-uu ii. n or tneir influence for a money ihi» city. Mr» M--nlgoiiw»y •«« alwav» rnergeti-. aml'Ki i> an-l in consideration, The price of such men must be iluviri ii» HL ever hmi a kind a««nl <4 advira <■» ••( aarning Some could (or young and old. Her kind hand» prepaml ami mjiuinl»ler- measured by some other standard, ; «*4 fL-ely U. the «viinlorl-4 ail a ho vamr hi Iler home, not b«- reached through th«-ir love of uffi -tai prefer- <M»ly the n*rn»<, ¡«»al of ph-.»leal life, lull the bri-ad id m -nt and others might succumb to the ties of love Eternal I. hr, a» *«rU. She g.ite many cupa 4 n«>l aatri t ! Ilir thirst* traveler on III«-’»» (uurney. Hu ae «-an truthfully or a if «-ct ion. •a* Dial a kind, drvnlanl ami true a ih- axrther ami ■ lilhl <u Ye’, occasionally, men occupy public positions. j <«ial, haa gone fruiu i-arth’» )»>• •••‘I aurruwa, lo hr» rvaanl • nd liettar Imine alaiva. w ' ki seem to lie proof against the tempter and ! laiBNO. Bl ind put lioldly and f»-iirl«-.-«sly for justice and (A phofaigraphir half-1 -lie rut a «• o»-lrr«»l for the stane, right. A case in jioint which now occupies th«- I mi ! It fall-d lo errile in lini« The piloto will a| paar 111 nail «iwk'i melle. E-l ) public eye most promituihlly, is that of lion. Francis J. H«-ney, the assistant public prosecutor, down in oar» Fraiicinco. Every one is pr.mably The Häy wuod trial, up at Boise is, in many fimiiliur w ¡th the graft onwi-cutions i that have i ruspata the most important that him occurred in I" «-ii going on down nt th«- Bay ( ity for semetime the u. S. for many years. It is apt to develop !l<-w Mr. Heney ami Detective Burns have un- Die fact that there is an immense amount of cor- «■<1 rt - <-<1 such jKisiti.e proof that the sixteen city ruption in the governments and courts of both la v makers and the arch conspirator of the bunch ! Idaho and Colorado. The fact is. also, observable, In order, if poHrtible to mitigate the punishment I that Judge Wood, who presides over the trial. w'.ich they knew th«« richly merit**!, saw proper i I«ran<» strongly towards the side of th»* pr>«*«*cution. to confess their guilt By their conf«-ssions it be Many of his decisions show a bias so plainly, that comes uoHsible to reach lawbreakers that, other an appeal should result in u retrial, providing, of wise would have Is-en absolutely s»,cure from course, that conviction is the result of the present prosecution. Now is it reasonable to supimse that trial. it . ir. Heney ami 1) tectivc Burns were purchas- aide, that any amount of money would have been placed at their «isposal? It can then be assumed REW SCHOOL TEXT HOOKS. tl. it Me-srs Heney and Burns are proof against u money cons.deration. Yet it is possible that these The State School Text laxik c Immission consist men an- purchasable if approached in another ing of Messrs H. W. Scott. P. L Campbell, W. manner and may not be an exception to the rule. M. Colvig, C. A. Johns and M. A. Miller met at All men are controlled to a more or less extent Salem, last week. After selecting H. W. Scott as through selfish motives. 5«>lf preservation is said t.^airman aiuj attending to the preliminary busi- t<> I»»- na.ure’s first law. Th»- motive that actuite»l i«-ss necessary, the board unsimuously •*,!»*<'ied A »«.• Rt-uf ami th«- S hu Francisco Supervisors, W ms - the list as given lielow as the s.-hsil text books purely a s«-iii»ii one. They never woultl hsve rnp- for the next pernxi of six y«mra. After the ex- f< -ised their guilt, if the evidence of their guilt ■hange is effected the new series will be found to had not I mh - h discoven-d. Hence the price of each >e a trifle cheaper than the old series. of them Was imrtial or whole immunity of punish LIST OF HOOK.-» sEl.I.i I Eli. K«-«il»-r» — ment. F. «i-lianit«* K«*lail However, so far as it is known, Messrs Heney I’fu-e. 1‘tlCr-. and Burns are unpurchasable. They should be -Vheele *a(ir*de<l Brinier ....... I l<> » . encouraged in «-very way |*»d«ible, to pursue the Il hreler '• t «raded l irai K< ader .10 .» g ns] work of purifying munk-ipal affairs in the Whm-ier'» <«ra«l»«l He«v»n<l Kea.ler ... .15 .SA .. 20 ,4A B iy City, ami when their work a« completed down Wlievler'» (-»adt-l Thtrd Ki'-.lv» ... a jwi there and the rascals, rich and poor, have La-en -yr‘» Fo irtli Kea-ler..,.................... « lA rifili Keader ........................... ,.. . jO »10 placed behind liars, then to extend the good work I tleograpiilea— elsewnere. Indeed there seems to be no limit to '•«turai Intrmlui-tory t.eographv 64 .27 the field where such unpurchasable men are need- \alu»al Si ili ol tii,ipraphy........... .67 1.13 Arithmetic-— e l • • «■.... « a Sumirig than most men are }••>».!---«!.!.- »? - 4»*»g« I • fk5 .13 u nniUr <s that »»me men will sell so cheaply. inith'a Prai Inai Aritlimelic......... Meillai Ariiiimein M -n who stand high in their professions and be X«> ee|«rale tiu«>k atlopl.-d ; a» ili ua>- »ritte» Brillimeli«*, fore the p«s>ple, have been known t« sacrifice their filatori— p- rsonal honor for a n-w hundreds of dollars. Of I khii «»' Elein.mtari llìatory.............................. *1 .«Ml ! os co irs<- th«- legislator or congressman who sells his 4i»l<>ry ol V. H , by Itoab......................................... •7U «irammar— vote or influence for a few hundn-ds of dollars, ilvliler A.Hotrhki»»’ Motlern F.nitlieh lekanna,. Ili .40 does not expect that his crim«- will ever be found ilehlv» A llolchkiaa' filiglieli < r ratinila» .... ..Iti .56 o it Those- San Francisco supervisors did not ex l irli l»i.*»r»inent— No »«’parate l»a.k a-lopte«l—hi tory tu be u»e<L pect that th«- fact of their having accepteil brib. Ph) at.J.^t — m 'r.< v. wnnM >-«-.»in«. known to the world. Yet it i - — là -_L. •• » — » .... .«a . »* w* . r z ’ ::: ’ ? ? • * ’ ra •«»•».. ........... A' w is. Every man who sells himself for a pnce, -1radi-iì ! .eau.ua in Ph*ai«ducy ami II «’girne d i -s so at liis peril. His misdeed or crime may (Kr-hnì ....................................................................... . 31 SII b -ei.m»- exposed when h<? least expects it. Even Nature Htmly— -* , if his crime never becomes public, down deep in Igrhullurv tur ite-ginnar» (Kuikett, Hte.en» A II I X* .76 his heart he knows that he must, henceforth, Wrtting— associate with a criminal continually, and that hithink Writing tb-oka, I t«i 7 ... .06 ought to be sufficient to prevent him from accept ■ut Ica-k C**p|>« H|||w, I to a ■tf Ing the price of his honor. ■ lltlmA Prartkv Hooka, A, B. (’, l> .O' «n pi re W riling Spailnr .0’ T.iere is a sort of moral wave passing over every Spelline— '«• in the union. Then- is a disposition on the .12 Jy t art of manv officers of th«- law, and their number Ke»4‘» Uriril leaaona Mseie— N»-»-ms t»» I n - incn-asinv tn hunt not btw T rwyn»«' i fai i-atwnai Coarea officinl grafters, bribers, and bribe takers. Th« Fir«t Q-aik .HI ¿n Hecunil II uk .13 fw-tiple anoul I encourage prosecutors ano courts. Tliir.1 Rn.k .IR Who seen dispwil to execute the law without Fmirtli lba.lt •A) .4 f<-ar or favor, in every way possible. They should 2d Hfth Hook .6 make it kn >wn in th«’ most forcible manner, that Draaing— public opinion of law abiding citizens will uphold tri Fallii atiun Drawlfig Bi«>k». I tu S, flrit three txx«ka, 1*> and supp rt ail officials who fearlessly execute. cvuU. la»t Ù*a, JU veul*. i I T J. Mi.uk.ra, W F Hill, I » H--t<-la. rwurta and attract >• ma Bl k D. Myers, J. J. Harnee, Xrwpurt ar • »«v<a opru t«< llie eeaa«M», C. A. Waroei. and indnaliuna ali yuint l*» lina fan u«i» "Oraywu Cuaat Ke-urt” t»in< unir- pupuiar lina aree*» tlian »-ver betore. A «a- •dr.l iuMu»alH<u. li -und tu br a I > e »urte -4 »«rat aall.twiiuu tu viait.,ra I I Mini add arraliy l- III» p- pulartiy ..t Una < ► laat cutniog •••dy 4>r-g •» C-»-al Hi ».ri," alll I«- llir Up nli.g UU J«»ir >r-l li«e ".Srapuit llie-lre" f ir liw aunmwr waaun l>> a ‘Hi»li « laee l-luk t --rii tiaiiy," iiia-l«* up -I »- uh » uf lite l*-al Btxk a«l«>ra un ili* L‘«*»i. i«» »«cit’-ie vartone nieitiln-rw --I tl«e u,-ll kn-.ai« • Baker Tlinalr» Nl-ek l-impa j,” »1 A •»*»€“» "!a , M?** i.. I«a»»l r-.-riianu p «•. a»ail.o4e will b. |»r«.lmw4 .lur.»M tl»«» a»«»..it . «kill. «umj Juii i«t. ti» ” • • • r ■ lo tlw | Hl Um --lie ol th« largeai auu iwai .-.(.. pi—l -katiag Kink- iu -he X- rll»- ae»t. ixintaiuiug l.’XW -,|ua»» l-el-4 fl..,» »|a«v Tl«e «ink «»1(1 I* o»«n ««ii- linuoa»ly day •«»-• areuing, ex-wpl duri- a bat hi- K Imur». W• Ju a C.k.r.l Cu.lom Milling Bull.»,, Fl.u, and Ihra.- ta» attract ou» «III divnle Sala & WHaa» B«u|hl and Ha.l.angad far r ...» hoo<>r» with v »»tor» in fllllng a lung- fell want l-ir «--me pUce lo abile awa* We ara In »Ha Flald far Butina«» and Will Flour th.- «ventage .ill»» th« cl-we ot «Mil <l'*ur Traal Yaw Klghi alt»«« l»m» Thia t ornpany «• «*11 »• •*'• Ho’lU»*-'« l*a "ill«' Cuilip -li« ami Ofegou Kxllr- ul A Navijalhm C«-., h’-W »-•• on »ale aea-oii tukrta to Newpul Inni ah O. FRILL. X. &. («lini» in Orvat-in »1 gie-tl» »«alum«! rale- The» t ’»»t»« >n I- pur. ha-r.i daily ami are «.»id h»r retti».■ until (k t/>b*r lUth. 1W>7. in adilitiuu u w*»-n ticket», tilt» TabrptaoM» Ksrhanga No, 11 < ompAi.y and Southern f-acill« l*«.m- ¡■auy lia»e |»la«'nl ‘>u aal« al ivdiK«-«! •IO. : i i ,t : : oRKuoN ti.iae ralM. p»-|silar a«-- k «-U'1 li.ow -la» IH In &«-. <<«-«i fumi sìiui U a » tu MoinlAt, J U U1LL. HMD t< r llir Iwurtn ul tlu«w »il«» c»uu-l -.4 vanlA<«^*u«l* u-«- Bwa-M» Ui'kvt«. l-ul Fruprieiwr alni loAÌrv ù» inaka (r«-.<u»-nt aiiurt lutar- .«•! tni» io tbr II. «. I. l-iriii* Ibi- «. »F. LOUR •«4 Aulì »CIO. n.« -.-(a-, weyï ns ■■■ umuvbevui ùriiiwiry. line Compsiijr «II* ai»». «N»n«iMriM» • IO, OKCutiX r-ninlay j«»a i<>. prv«»ia »patiAi '~u • Having j«sir» i»«* «i iUr iiaïu-.MÎ Ma»k« t tn «» the »*r»»|»rtkttnr. <»u) Uay P.irurai«m" inno Iroin Altiany «»» M Knight. I «ntidt the pairrmage ol the \e«|i->rt alni ral-iru, anJ bava un «ai«- putkitr • will AMviHlnue »>»• '»n 1 hr una -la» ni iiraKii In Urla al rv,hio -l rvmtl on the ral*l>H«beJ and «uppt) rat«-« tur lina iiam. «I»«»IN- «ut« a t'fh’*« With • FaaMingw* hul*lm< ••u»»-,n, «>r thrva- Ch «Ite to huui tiw « as piai tana» <»l «very day lk-k«-ta H»riil»uii«al. Cai» Iratei ifu lg I mh I) » I a -leierminalkut to treat ever) <] RLflL ESTAI t BRuKt~ > i.r returinnp uu Builder t. tcuiviuii one rtgM, ! aw traina. Y nra f«»i tMMrttwaa, F-»r inLirmalioti relativa lo ratea, traina, et« ., a-*-- tariti un ttlv et alali- uà <il .< Uttil. I« »I NI KE Farm and < lt> propertMMi bou a ht and anîd i.»r |s>t»lic in«|M-» li*»«i «ir r»der l«- any »i Ih u«ral t'olii ml ««Ion i««i« Acrili »»I l-irialha A Eaetern H H, « ai .. Il )« hi vaut t»» «ail jour ta un. I «an -rll it If km iherii Fa« ine C -inpaiiv ur Orvguu • an Iw a>»kJ. If )uu waul to buy. «ran and W. ». tWIMC. T 1. Ml SRKK*. Kailaav A XavigaiMn t unipanv. ••r | »»ara )uu »aut. CaabMM. Proal .ml. 11KU F NatlNB SCIO ROLLER MILLS Physician Surgeon GE0RGE* K0E.NËKE Dentist L. K. POMEROY SCIO, OREGON General Faaiwng- r Aaent. THE SCIO STATE BANK Corvallis & Eastern R. R Treia» > rana* **»M Irai»-••••• Re I- I.MVW- Y a 4ulua ..7.1 ) rr ( ■ »-• a : ’«M I ) Ht» >- tram lra«ra Aì><«ny “ - * ROYAL RESTAURANT li. -I 4 X 4.- r s I 1k “ •• Coi volito orHret Tr«M To m M F »w B t I fo H. No. >- Iraivra Al M* N»r Itoiroi« „ 7 w A. M. irrivra l**<ru«i - ------- ». 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Robert ine la eervyis protect-ee. acaiart »a---, »unburn and freckJea if applied be fore eanoeure to no or »rind Spread» like an imperceptible »hern offauie over »kin «urtx r, foemirif a ahield atimulating ar.d preaerving a delicate, luttroua beauty - r-^rr.. ruoer BEWARE of defective titles Linn County Abstract Co. of IM r»n) |>n>v«nr yo« lanm.l tu |H»nhnw> f-• An-rpl •« warily «òr B mw «} H«<*nl, nur wlrv.« mwlvlHg tha ivnagi of our ••pan i-Hra Ltfa'Hisbed in rROBERTINEl «-» c C f ^r-v ra * Sckutifk Attorney-at-La c Attorneus-st-LatD Mtavlng ii«i « «Pung Mmra ¡Mifitng H« h» P atents «•«ti fra#. MONII a MM VA NT A BON Ml <»i ihr ahn va train« rann rat with Rirather» i*BclHc t oui!«it) train«, hot » at Al’«ny an«i «»» vai ha. a« veil as train !w llaAmtt. felvm. ira» i wrfkv tn Nrwjwvrt and adjutant trau* be- • writ «« Brailrnl»u«h Hot «pt Inga. »«< I UTT na-r ir»«aev MMtipeaas «a|»¡^y !» Ugo F MRViN« «al» hM..W •I. H CRON iMR Agent. 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