anti the reforms they advocated seemed so neces nienl II II latruathet Ih« Maialila
sary and practical, that they appealed very forci amili fumi ti tt* ti. a tra« lo lai Ih«
trm k Ir in tl,« Miti liu*- luto Mciu. ili»
bly to all lovers of political honesty. Men who, railraad pe pi» ahouM I* tiikieraed of
hitherto, had been Republicans or Democrats, tl* lari Huraly. it ih« -*>uth Hao iau.
viewed with alarm the corruption of both old par bri-l|f« I» noi lo I» rateili!. th« traili
tus. Patriotism overcame their old political pre Sci.- fumi»!*« irughi u> b» »<iifi>->»ul in-
judices. and the declaration of principles they pro du< erti» >l to <-au-« O*» «pur lo tra cult-
•trneted
Tl an a «.»«j terminal p Ini
mulgated obtained u phenomenal popularity.
■otild b» a«cur»d, al «ra n arly all of
The rapid growth of the Popule.it party became thè fragili »1 ibi» «od of tbe lina •.rifin*
u source of alarm to both old parties. They, meta al»- Tb<«e luti »liuti LI, alau. La aat
phorically, fell over each other in their eagerm-ss Lelur» il* ■ ■iti* lai» alili« Irti».
1*1 >i I I Mil > I» F \ Kl< Y F Hfl »A Y M /
to adopt the principal reform measures proposed
FRUIT vR »HING.
by the rur»l statesmen. As a result, many of the
T. I,. Dl’tHiEH.
reform measures proposed at the Omaha conven
ItUtroN sN|l I’R'iFMIE Î’»W .
l'e-hap« »onie ul your rea !«r» may 1«
tion are now laws in many of our states. Oregon Interrateli in hearing a>>me of th» Coti-
has the Initiative and Referendum incur; «ora t rd clu» i o» arri'ed al afier v »Ping Ih»
«1 HM« KII-ritiN ItATFX;
into her constitution, and a Direct Primary law Mrrlliinl ,nd tiranta P««a <ii*lri<l» in
li
on
her statute books that is a terror to the politi erari b nf tufi r me min corner log Iridi
. i •<»
grueing,
I In-»» two •»-»! ione
K-Hit li-
.J 76 cal boss.
era Orrgm are v»fi *u i -aaful h »rticiil*
. 2 (Ml
But the b-st or all th«- benefits conferred unon turai regi* n». and w tv viaitrd in tropea
76
5*J the people by the Populist |«rty, is the fact of i.l w, i ring infortii I h »* itesi niighl »lini
IV.
having taught the people to think for themselves nial» thè fruii gru»i.ig mtrteet» of thè
and to not longer I m - a mere automaton, to I m » man W illernrtlr V»lley
One of thè fi et Itili g» m-'.ldl wa«
ipulated and controller! at the pleasure of and by tliat he Melloni grower» stev-r t«lkrd
Card <*f thank»
.«..««•• ........................ .
»
biMnrk
|M»r Hnr
........................... o? the political lx»ss.
To this fact can the independ ■ laiut tlirlr Irmi p*-»l» All their talk
I V •«-». I» h | u T-ddínif
• i*r line
.... . ...... » <«
ent
political
thought
ind action of today be almost i» alratl thè |»rln t fruii ami »he »t4»n
06
Is«'«! »»Ivfrtlwing, |*-F Hno I**r l»ane
.................................
I' pi n i l* J rliantt»*« par
ituiilh, on» cultin» h wi«Ir
wholly a.vcnbed. Every farmer of the present day, did pricre en mm a mieti tip M*dl-*rd ap
10
• *rr hif’h
...
...»
He has becom< an piè* »nd |<ear». It yow wotild kmio
|*r-»í»'«**i »ti I r«r»|«,
inch»*«, |«»r nw»f»’h
I 01* to a great extent, is a thinker.
al' ut tlie peri» i-*u mu.t meke »per.ai
I «nf lini* » .»iilrarla h»r 4*n»*rti*H»/ inndr <»n applicali«*»
omniveroua reader and deduces his o*»n conclu- ifiipiirv aleiul tb»m. Ilow diflrrent
sioi s. A candidate for office, to secure his sup Ir ut th» I mn oiitnlv growet. He neve»
MOTICE FOK IT U.K A 11»>\
UNirKhSTAfM L4SI» <»♦» < ’’. (
IVI.ITK Al INDRPENDENI E GROWING port, must stand for something. He care« very ture of tri bug thè elidi»«» batti» :
1
puH Ian I • ffr-gt m. « p*r«»pM»r ‘ . t • • »
little whether a candidate is labeled a Republican ageliiat III» peata timi dewfruy bla crup • Hb C a
.1
law»n« «»< *.» a< t «»' ’ «• » •n •« «»f
I
Medlord grower treal» liia |>r»l» a» J‘*n- 1. :im. «'■»*!»I*fl An «• ’ l«‘ tlx* -ale
or Democrat; but they do insist that he shall stand The
i he g» rifu* r <!■«* • g*«MÌ vi poi wer-d, ' timUar tan I« in th* «»«••• »I < « ib» »la, »xr
*y ’M i* \ i:r THE politic*! Bfmtim*nt* sn»l action
••
g -■ 1‘
for principle and that he shall do things.
au m Jleali--n <*f a productiva «<4I, and gt»n Sam ia «•>'
tr-mUM io aD tw psbHf an i •««’«« » m t «»(
of thi- avt-rau«» citizen of today with he of two I
I iNi .wtj. »? fort
Hence, the politics of the future promises a g-«« tu aork n a L iriuea» like watt Li 4tMuai ». liki.
.radicatr iterili. Allo» m tura* righi ta
•
l.rrv, thal Ih» Wedford grower h»« all
J o»- thr«-»» iliu-nli-t sjro and a most striking gradual re’un to honesty and efficiency in public iter
|*»t» kitown tu thè gr*iarra nf Limi
ditT r*-n<-e wili I m * oh «-rv-ui An examination of poll officials. Class legislation and class favoritism is >-<4111!*, an oilirr» too; and to prave
Troprielor
tbewi. it I» only «•««*'
'•'•••b »
II» uiu - .. «-*
■
1* ix-sof to'lri’. with thos«- of prior to 1890, and t e doomed to soon cease from robbing and vexing us. ! iiot li» ceri eodiiat«
•».
í than l»w «¿Menni
pur;«»«*». a*i « ,<>.»•'«■>
i.r* - *»ary !** »»e
---- H-
fi* »...I
gri at ,,,>»„.
<(uan"tv
t, »I
u( .,.1, hl. ,W.n
- I Uhl
.
t»- (r»iv ibr
i»r
I>:ili<>t4 then-in contained will tell the storv. Prior The day is at hand when a candidate must stand )*rfect avido« ami psar» «L hi|»i«-<|
SCIO.
(•KFGON
in »tn «n>i ksnmmv « m ai r. mani •tm««»««. , on rb’tr*
;
‘l«2.’hai.ih
<-
eoli Of
ul *h«l
* hai j'*•:.*"•
*•*" *«r <4 I mvh
—
to the ’90s. there were two political parties whose for something other than the mere fact that he is tliat MHaltv M-vl of thè »44
4 «• AV«’ imi , oí
Ila In« DUfrh«««1 tbe Rlowe mino
•»«-ti nicol a hlaik «ticky nature <>l
V ia h 1 fil ili thè f : iin r
tr»nr, làn
I ip * <>f demarkfttion were absolutely separate and a Democrat or a Republican. We are just begin-' dulie, very mudi likr thè bl»<lt aulì <tr>4*m. i w 'i.... •I Un * »»I l*o«tUn>l.
M Kniglit, | « m > idi thr |«tmnawe nf ih»
-..»«> c• ■
*-
distinct. Political parties then, through the con- ning, indeed and in truth, to establish ”A govern a.. i,g li* f-othtlla I thè W'illamette . Ir* Au, .m».
IMftblk.' « wiil (wHitlniH* fin-
nn th.
a-i
rtaitMbtf »her «»ly ' br
Vallrv
Dii» i» con«! ered thè verv ' : a »wr and
»»-*. rltww! «it 4« «re» r»
s»-|
file«
r»wl <»n thè imito« ratblsthshexl ami «u|>y»l
for the people.** la*»!
v nt on, nominnted candidates for office and the merit of the people, by the people.
appiè
land,
whllr
tbe
lighter
ami,
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<l«»lr« to h»rtu th«» Mainai tauov ni rvsr)
runtaimug a little gravai, la l*ik*->< u wm «a; oí i’ I» *
ji-op|<> voted f<»r those candidates without qnes-
AU«KM.SON a PlttMi K,
1 n >I\ a-i-l a h’ienniiiation tu trtai vver>
a* ideal p<*ar iand
Moet »11 thr or
UrfUHer.
t on. Th«» simple fact that a candidate’s name np-
•»nr righi. I «m
.er.-rt
I thi» »r*-tlo
are irrigate*!
win.
it
pa
W bere il I» m>t |««aaiblr lo «ecur» water
Y »lira for busi ne««.
p tred upon ’he ballot was sufficient evidence to
liuni lite »tre»III» arteatan «rii* are b«-
NOTICE
FOR
Pt
HLICAHoN
m ui voters that a candidate for office was worthy
(SI A >RGE 1« H.M KI<
mg borni, ami unirli g quite a »ucci-«»
liKI-Ak • Ml' I or TH) IMTKHIOH
HE QUESTION may I m * asked relative to our Ilo noi gel lite lilra ih»! a I oidiarl» in
and deserving. When the election Imartl, in tr.ose
UMoorm at ev«Ti.*»u "«i
I
- -u'brru iiragon are nell k* pt a d pne
fair, “Will it pay7” Wiii the benefits to br fila
d ii - commenced to count the vote, for convenience
Aeptrm>«r I«, INK »
Ir
Tber are m>t. li 1« otti» thè
FOR SALE
derived reimburse the expense and lalxir in wi leawakr, iMln.-lak mg gr*-wrr thal la ! N<M|rw I» hrrrbv fl».»n th«t MinerM <ir»y.
a >1 sneed in counting, it was the custom in many
i
nt
«aii-
ttt.
•»»««»»».
!.*•
fl
«■
i
iHiflOot
hl*
1«
n celii"g tia*d crup. <>l Irmi tliat *-*uu- ««sttioii u» m«h»- final fltr jtusf piymy I in a<ip
Fifteen ton» cf l*alr*l hay and 20 mede
volved? Is»t us see.
i tances, to separate th«* ballots ami group the
marni fan* y pru-re
Tlieae rirglrc-e*i or jw»r <»( bi» rialni vl> llotn-«tiw! * ntr> S«»
•f iw-eleil fir noie*.
V. Cunn.
»na»U \»i/u«t 1J
!or t hv w» •» M, <*f
straight party votes together in separate piles and
The ex .tense involved is covered by about 170 i-bar I» arre quite a» Inter* «ling U uà ' IH7V.
lion ,' n in* n«hi|* I > ». r 4 r a*i«l
aa llir nlhei», a» thrv luid ur whal thè w*«i ‘t »>f
taM priMtf vll> isr ma-u* bâton* <hr K«»< •
t »mixed or “scratched” l»ahot in another pile, i on standing membership certificates, each repre •oil ami climate dui «ben Irli tu thrm- that
ter R’idl H«”»»i»rr «l |'»»r t .«ml. ’ *rr*««»i». <»n « h to
I»
A< a Hile there would I m * hut a dozen or two senting $10 in value. In addition to this amount, ■rive» lu mmr of thè nrgln tial or- ta*f Ils» fv i a'i»e«
tb« hHInwin» w t» »*.»*•«■ t«» prov»
diaid» dui wr ••••- a rlngl <!««• Ili appiè
h ta <■«»».lin i < hi » rv«l•I smm '«- u|M»n an Iruittvalion
“ i-nitcl ed” ballots in a jmll of a total of seven or a great amount of work by the president, secre • t pear, ami, in lai t. In aume of thè la at «»f
. t »»* I«n4, » Is
>.<1«ar>l vi <Hf, nf <»a r *. or^gon . I. Th«M»V»rr
e rht hundred votes. **V »to her straight” seemed tary ami directors has been donated. The fair kepi - rcliard». tire ■ Idrr trrr», tre,-» Hi-anra*
DO YOU
o’ .«tr* «» .-g'.n j.Bwrpli <« haut
frani IH lo .0 year» troni piantina, are
o( Matom «>rr«irt» njr<»n ttolf ol •««!••
WANT WEALTH?
t be a maxim with nearlv every voter of that grounds, as they now ap|M*ar, represent in cash beginiling tu lai!. Sud pr.-erut» lu tlir • mari,
h>*g<»r»
AI j UKRNON m l'ios^kk
t *ie, nnd he who had the temerity to “scratch” and lidmr about SHOD, leaving alstut $000 in the gravar a km>tty proldrui. >i* bl<« k uf
Krglater
Itarth-tl I**ar», Í2 yeai.old Inmi plani-
Would you go mining in Neva
h ti-k'-t anti vote for an opposition
candidate,
Ixiyalty
to the treasury with w hich to finance the fair and |>ay ing, wa* |«>int««l tu witli prilla a» pral
Or. J
B««,
da
’s rich mountains at a nominal
ina
tl.al
lite
trera
ut
tliat
particular
are-
w in looked upon as a renegade.
. This amount will fall short
«n rat«, leniti <«M»>|MM*mtr< <>t Chini*. cost?
tion wer« long hvnl
Thi» bl -ck of
P
rtv
candidate
was
thought
to
be
the
only
politi-
^
or
l
^
e
Dvo
big
tents.
i-tl virtue, and disloyalty to the party candidate
•’ required about $300, which will have to trrr« wa» indevd a tmeillilul «igbt. III« nie-tSMi •»». MMW«or t«> llw (al. Il*»n. 1A<>
ONLY A FEW DOLLARS
•»! Alluni Orr»on l» liti, |>rrpwr>-l lo
I
m
.
»
taken
from tlie gate receipts. So far we have gr* ui‘*l in iwln t comilitón, n--t a Wead Tona.
w * regardetl as next door to a criminal act
in «Iglit, a partaci mulcli 4 to ti indir* lumi»li t h.nr-r rt* r.ciue- inali TI* un lrr
cMvimue-ii'l» li liti -n.i giutrwril'*« «eia «ill put von on the itroand rtoor •’-ti
l <t the reverie of the almve maintahs at the had to consider expense accounts only. The bene d*ep. Il*r»r ,pirrd il tre»« i*.»drd p. ili« «ign^l
Inctlnn Cali or wri'r ino. »1 No III, Uv»t may pot you *>ti Ea»v atreet.
brvakl g pomi wlth larga, |irrfrct fru t A turni tlrml, Altiway. Oregon
fits
are
yet
to
I
m
*
considered.
Mniiv lia\r iui«*at><l a »inali amount
present <lav. I.l' ction bounls expect nearlv every
li waa imlml ruotigli lo giva mn lire M»
M l K» : » l LI.
in Nevada minili« and are
ticket to In* ’’. ratched.” lnde|*endence in voting
The first and immediate lienefit, will I m » the so fruii grvwing levar
Amid llii» evrr-changing panorama
is no longer looked unon as the act of a renegade; cial reunion of relatives and old friends during the our mind wa» turmng to onr uwn le--
THE COZY CORNER NOW INDEPENDENT FOR LIFE
but rather in a n ark of individual thought and three tlavs of the fair meet On the first tlav ad ¡l>i«nl Willametie Vallry. thr garden
A trip to t- wn, • lung «tri—t car r le,
ili« Faciflc C «al
Hrrr we i in
meritorious action. In Oregon th«» isditical tsiss dresses will I m ; delivertsl by Hon W. C. Hawley, , • ,* |> - >1 olii uf Ulto
» elf «I» ■ leur...... i by rail w»*r<* «II iuxu-
C onfectionery ano
tlir old lirglrclad orcliatd»
ru— rHEN ; a private au I j nobile, n lour
n i longer dictates the nomination of candidates Col. E. Hofer and H. M. Williamson, secretary of tini »elect fruii til lo graie thè »Itow
•t Europe a auttiuier botile down by
tal.le* ni <>ur appi-- fair. Wlio
u* liare
f«r office. Through our primary law, (a law en- the state board of horticulture. Ail of these gen ’ noi h ** ii thè old negle* tr*l iiwrtl**it pear
the n-a. are mere matter« of choice
NOW
ncteil by the iMsiple) the individual voter selects ii »men should, and doubtless will, be able to tell tre» 40 *>r 50 y*-**r» ohi, U' pruunl ami
unculti* aird tur IM or 30 reara, Iwwring
whom he desires to run for a particular office and. the people many thoughts that will be of value, k mutili il» liravy crap <d aa Bue trmt
STOCK IN THE LEE COMSTOCK MINING Cl
»NKOUNC
INT
should he he nominnted, votes for his man at the o i the second and third days fannerit' it titutes aa ■ au la- luuiid in u v pari ut -ouiln-rn
firn* thè cllniallc ini eoli ohi - ¡
« ill <lo tlie w*.rk !
I
following .lum- election, or otherwise, as may I m » will lie held, during the st -sions of which able Oregon,
•tiltiui* ara eu perle* ! tbat ibi- hlghert
nvulrot and
to *
It Is Only 15 Cents a Shar« NOW
preferred. N»>r is the voter censured, in any way, t» achers will discuss questions of imnied ate value IVle* of fr* it Cai in* gt'iwil Wltll II*
«lat»
till»
ipliim um ani uni **f lal»*r
Tl* >ip-!*>-
fur voting for whoms<H»ver he may desire.
to the farmer and fniit grower.
line th’I rm
I u.
Rn«h ratir nrirr..
'date Irmi gr wi-r o Suiithrrii O-vgon,
*•’ wrl r tor pai'l. ii:* ■
I h*« »iqr-r va **v
11«
A inn. tlu-re are other evidences of the growing
Undoubtedly the greatest benefit afforded w II Win* I* fam liar elth A di mie t • V il * y
, hr«I Mtwl
t Ita «••
dm i» tlu
** • mi»
mi,
i ■
inde|»endence in |s»litical action. In l’.MH we re- be to our dairymen and stockmen. Dairying is comlitn*n»,
« ■, Nu - < i m ’ * •
, ar** H
thè »au* carr, •» al huit Ih Vi ri te th It»;
• _ -
.... "
(ri’Rli
<i r **« m I » ■V r p.
memb-»r the crushing defeat of the Democratic tlestined to lie thr chief industry of our fanners t*ut New! tu li 1*1 pp li a| pira
a .à
il Ä
l Olmi
r
arr tiiaih-«jim t IrtHii th
mil —
l«> our ui’inl, Irum cuiH^Mrr
|»Nir, ; ÌHit
'
nomi'iee for president attributable, largely to the In order that the greatest amount of profit t ,at is »•m
th» » it rm (a or ha t ttilm « <>¡» r» h » d.
wr hai« bren «bit» li» hmkr Ihl«
Cunte
into
Ihr
<
•
r»
(
>rner and
r»»*usal of individual Democrat to endorse the can- possible shall be obtained in this industry, is is • ■iiiim*-r, wr are ih A tirliii'd ihrin in
tur.
li l‘ip|*tn».
dulac.v of the Democratic leaders, and of the elec- necessary that the dairyman shall be up-to-date in N Il w tow
mai la* a aurprtae Iti many to learn
MBS r tt M..ÜÜNAII)
t <>n of Governor Folk, of Missouri, when the rest his method of managing the dairy herd. He should tliat, aivurding u an apple ri pert, a
mali faimliai witli all tu» appi- _
grow-
of tin Republican ticket was elected by a good ma- know what cnnstit»it’»s the best and most profit lug di'trict« of Oregon, Liuti couuty lia»
j » t\; of the election of Governor Hughes, of New able dairy cow; how to feetl ami care for her; what thr I» »1 12 lear-uld lieldwiu Orvhard In
Ship all your
Die «tale. Tlirra »»• a uumber ul aplrn- ,
York, the Republican candidate, while Democrats 1 constitutes the best and cheapest food, etc. These dld
vumig ori'hard» tliat promlae grrut
\t re t ie« ted to the other state offices; of the elec facts will be brought out during the sessions of tinti»» in tlir li «r futirte. W e are glad ,
C H. Ilarniah will I m * at the .S i«» Gal
mite thè awakening iulervet ami »•-» ,
tion ef Governor lohn*»n, of Minnesota, a lh*m >- the insti utc. The various breeds of dairy cows ■ to
• ir yuuug mrn gra.plug thè «plan od l lery H rlnralai tn< ruing, I k U»lM*r 2. ami
cnit, at the same election in which President will be on exhibition from which the dairymen ■ >p|H.rt unti ire offrirti m thè firld of bor- ■ remain luur »lay«
In «lainpa. I«nrr « im * only will l«r
tlculture in thè Wìllamettr Vallry.
Roosevelt carried the state by mon» than 100,000 ' should I m » able to gather much useful data.
To the largest and oldest
iua«le, al «AL* per dut. fatal trip thia
E. C. K*iii«r»
established produce house
majority, of the election of Governor Chamberlain,
ywr.
Tite exhibit of stock of all kinds promises to I m ;
in Portland, to obtain high
IS
OKI
USCI
JU
SY.
in our own state, when the Republican majority is.
large, and the breeder can. by comimrison, see
est market prices;
L
and
i
or
sale
.
normally, from 3D.0D0 t*» 10.000, ami the election, wherein he can improve his methods of breeding
Tl* Oregon Ratlruwii Oomtniaaion Í»
Market today on
fur the second term of Democratic Mayor Ixtne in and ascertain where he can obtain better ¡«rent
I ot!«r my farm of 'JUU acre« lor ar le ;
going lo do «oiiH-lhmg mor« than rid. i
( hickens, 14c to 15c per lb.
Portland, a city which is Republican by 5ooo to • stock.
, M acre, in cullivalmn, 15 acre« »1 .«bed,
nl■•ut 111 palace car«, a» th« following
Ducks, 15c per lb.
I and 150 «cr,• <>t lir»t-<'hi.. >a. timber
(jOOO votes.
Veal. 9 to 10c per lb.
The exhibit of grains, grasses, fruits and vege commun cation indicate» ami to which l.aiid Ilea «it mile» ea»t »1 Scio, lia»
All of the foregoing are examples of independ- tables must, necessarily, generate a spirit of laud ail »liipiwr* alr ulil giva lirwil
inxiK', barn atel fair or-bard; living
Pork. 8 to 9c per lb.
water. 1 am > fieri ng a bargain, an-i
Sauta, O iwrin, Sept. IS, |WI)7.
ern e in political action that augurs well for our able rivalry, which will bring alxnit better results
| any on« dr iring to |4ireiiaae land will
Kotroa or Tua N.w.
A great tnanv
Write now f.« our free Inkier. “How
political future. It is an assurance that political tn the future. But, best of ail. is the advertising cotupl ■Inta are batug fl’.-ii daily with ili« do wall Ui ><w u*.
to Dre»« Poultry.“ yUi k report» and
JOHN HI ZIL'KA,
honesty ami integrity is to have an inning, and that Scio and vicinity is receiving ami will receive collimi»*!mer» by »hip|*r» who ara un-
<pii< k return» on all Cirnaignmeola.
Scio, Oregon.
:<> get car», and it I» evident, from
the grafter, Isxxller anti briber, that have so long because of the fair. Already Scio has been talkt-d i 1 able
the in urination we receive, that »hip-
disgraced our political system, an» brought several of ax never before. The fact that we have the in I or» are going to «ufler .ar more thi«
I OR SALE.
■ all than la»t from car alio.-tage.
d utues nearer to what is their just desert«.
i
Th.
tommiaaion
ie
invee-igating
the
terprise to finance and conduct a successful fair,
To what or to whom is this liln*rality of political gives us a more prominent position on the map matter, ami liearuig» will lie held at an On acruunt <>l lllliaalth id myself and PORTLAND
OREGON
early itale with a view of au-ertaming family, I terrain oil. r niv liuti-iirr ahop.
thought and action chiefly attributable?
fialuiea
and
tiu«liii«>
tor
sale.
To
the
tlie
real
can»«
of
the
»1
urtane,
placing
than we could have secured in any other manner.
tlie blame where It belong», ami »rcur- right kind of a purchaaer tin» bn»iw.*
Almut two decades ago the |s>litical dishonesty
We are and will be pronounced an energetic, en ing »un» rebel f-H the »hlplier» of thia I is a paylnc one. Term» reasonable
The loewl a.rkeu.
and corruption which maintained, generated, chief-
For pwrtiru era ron-ult me al the »Imp.
The fili! iwing »re |.rW*. quoto'i
Tl.urwtay
terprising anti progressive community, and by this ■tale
In conducting inch an tnve«tig.tiun. uu the ea»t »ide . f Mam at reel, i.eat •<> ■M aneli w.-et liy nur -lawler»
)y. among our agricultural population a strong tle-
A tieni, pei iet.hel ................
means will cause energetic, progreaaive farmers to It I» nrce»«ary to have tbe ■ t-opwr lion tlie hr dge
UfcORliK KOKNEKK.
i ?«
• lata, i«*r .n«Kel _________
sire f*»r inlitical honesty and reform. An organi come among us and secure homes. Pay? Of of the »hippara, and we a»k that r<nt be
KKmr. per aaek..... .. ................
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prepared, alien called upon, to furniah
zation, known as the Farmers' Alliance, resulted.
.«ma. per lori . .
.....
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cour-w it will pay. We could expend $1700 in no •ome definite information <i vering Vuvir
«hort-,
per
imi ....______ _______
It was soon d<»terminril by these long whiskered
i Wop. ree tow
. .......
way that would bring us as rich returns as by giv et)M»rie.ice iu aei-unng car* during the
la»t thirty day«.
Ihirlnc the fair a lar.« nnmhernf ino tntter. iCnwatryi p-r roti
farmer« that concerted poliUcal action wax necet»- ing the fair.
Poeti .
. ,,,, ____ __ __
You will Ire duly adviaed Win t> th« pie will have to la- provided with lurig- *■«««■
r
» try to carry the reforms they advocated and*
i hlcken», per pollini...... ...... —,.....27.
matter come« up for a hearinc
In the
it
,
(
hk-krii.
|*r
ponwit.
yoong
___
ine
The
Itotela
ran
take
care
of
hut
a
it
meantime would be pl-awd to bear from
<• iTci-d necessary into practice.
The Populist
eie», i-er ponn-t ..... .......... .......
linii.ed numiier, ap i tbe nnlv racotira» rwrteya, per p»nw<t ................. ~
mu.
> ur* truly.
par’v was the outgrowth of thia determination,
It
During our fair several of the S. P. dignitaries
I« for mir riiifena l.i'ìtpen their borne« to tim-k a, per potimi ___ _
R vil S ua S lowuiraio» or Oaauu».
By i *« wau > Wirt,
i.nd at Omaha, Neb., these long haired and be* have promised to visit us. The matter of building
tint overflow. Birrai >ra, ai vow who Heet. per powwi*. tir» welght
Con.mtaaiouar,
haa a Iw I to apare, if thr* will liât them N«g». per pontili.lire «righi
v 1 ken»d Farmers' Alliance reformers assembled. 'I the railway line into Scio should I m » nresented to
at ibi* ofttc», we wl -«-r thaï lh**y ar« Vawl pe. potimi tor »hlpplng
<T
I |>fv ividral wub tilo«, rrai
Jin platform of principled they there |>ruinul^aU-d I them at tliat time with the strongest possible aryu-
BuLe-'lit“ fur tin* (MTUl N*wa,
' P*
I uiuiw p« poam»
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Puliticullii Independent-
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GEORGE*
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GOLD!
WANTED!
HARNISH WILL BE HERE !
Poultry. Eggs, Ileal and Pork
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