The Santiam news., January 17, 1908, Image 2

man. Is he to be made still more remarkable by,
after receiving two crushing defeats, in a third
effort proving victorious? At this lime, at least,
the sign appears to be nghL
(The ^antiam
A
< r*aer'* wife ebould be above reproach
L*>«ever.
Entered at th« puetotfiie at Hero, Orr^«»u, a» aecvu l-cla*«
mail mattar.
KVVNY
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HATM:
EXT SATURDAY the citizens of Scio will
decide whether or not our water system
shall b<* extended to cover the residence dis­
tricts. We understand there will be some consid­
erable opposition to the project.
The measure is opposed because it is thought by
the opposition that an increase of taxation would
result. This is a mistaken idea. The city charter
taxation ia eight mills on the dollar, and as the tax
levy is now eight mills, and will probably continue
at that figure for an indefinite period, whet er or
not the water system i* extended, if can b* r< ul-
r
ily seen that the finan
possible.
How. then, s all 1
i>aid for? Suptweiiiig t i
tended, nor citizens w
N
Mr. Wil-
They can oojy ep
tine Liglioet court.
peele,
TO EXTEND THE WATER SYSTEM.
nor
die'rlet coOrt of ay
Tiiev are not
now cougreeernrn
and cannot avail Uiemaelvee of the coo*
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1
grreaiuen
pritiivigea
accorvled
cun-
After all judicial oArera are
only men, and are aubject to miatakm
judgementa
oygl tvMWieae tAe
Is and diahn
dith'kftepii
halve to think
think
«’S. E. YOUNG J SON«!
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Dress Goods
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w'j.1- —a^aane
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Jtirora (or thè
ot*r coorte
»20,000
Th» uotthaat flour lhal Si.
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reai . «tata,
Harria
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»io i organise I bv
if
dr, K*rwn«villa.
relieve
Birr, Halaey.
trampe.
man whoa«
federal
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Buking Powders, CuiTves, leas and Extracts.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
•ark of fl- ur ’ on hi» »hunhier I mm his
W
liar has ntmplelrti
AVAILABLE
COPY
* ri|<n»e* uf 4’un-
oi
1 Jinn county for
i uh«»w« the lullua-
cabin to !! rhci'i
place al the uppoalte
There
th the »ame if be b»»l
nek wait
a a« a deal ul
wartime political
NOW ON
lire-
•ide ul ’he town« a miie distant.
|O k’ Wp alrp Io th* HlUBK of “Old Jotlll
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a i
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1 ■ iu
i»aii l.t en
If Herrick had
arry thr fl >ur, he would du au U> the
to
enlivening »trains if *'l>itie '
elra tral
tlerri k • »ide were
EXCHANGE
hr sale by E. I’. l’EEllï, Driiroisl, Scio, Ore-
Gridley'» »>da h-el an<l all the candi
date» i»i)
SALE OR
Old books with backs on and no leaves torn out,
received at Exchange Price till December 31. 1907
School Rooks will not be sold or exchangtsi for
credit. Please do not ask us to open an account,
.
■ rafuas ■ i
Northerner, abotski hoe he would have
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FOR
feeling
and It w 4» agrre«l lhal if (irittley, who
waa fe»rn m Tennr»*r*», but was a loyal
gwgral f >r Ibe occasion.
'V 1 en it tame tnnr forltridlov to makr
it'» «»tâta
g
m »I
tn bl» rlccCloii
wagrr ihrrr wa» a
irainendout uiit) » iirn g •>! pe-»| fe to wit
• iCw« ih«
The vr»>wd on the
vywu I,
walk» in lb»* »treet marched alone,
1.529
54 M
ng tl r wortla of the ftmiliar wing,
the canyon» fairly r^wounded with their
2.734
The wa< k ul flour waw d»Cum!«
th) rffnri».
with red, white and blue ribfem», will
3.103 1»
54H Ik »
ers
a »mall fi-tg at each corner.
After Gridley
2H. AO
a HO
it iit-nia
1,027 S3
»»4 h tO
5*4.75
44,211» 47
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whn rTnawt r-nt
mm
1'Uh’ht‘r hu-iDea» in Ihn» citv »«>nx Mi
•« tw»
lnde|»el>-
uutil aprii g.
$3.'io value )2.1"
Hi*k<>rv
linrk Cullali
l»> tbe Hl' kury
Halfin,
MEN’S
4»thrr matt ra that ca»ncrrn*| the well
fere an<l progr* aa
He will ui»•«« Ina »Imp Allure*
tlii* «e*k, l ut tli< laiuily « 111 uut niove
BOYS’ OVERCOATS
lirrrh k at
<>f the »anhary <•« mmiaeiun,
Bark
Reiuetv, tued*
I t-ute.lv C«>., "I
Th** perinanrnl
i
Cotnmrnial
th»* citv.
tfiicrr
Club,
aa
4>f
l«aitleflelda and hoapilala
lhiawa» ihrnpark
Scio
arh^lwl
arc :
Pr •idctit, | J Munkrr»>; Vk't*-pm*itfent,
VV ra« ly ; arcr» «arv,
Juh
Aaairtanl •»•« retar> , K
A. G.
Trill;
M l am .trvaaur-
Or*., guariti* ed t*> lw pur»; •r, U . A. Ew m#*.
i*i»a’«iit*-r<i <«> t ur« yu'ir o id ur niutiev
<i .are >'**«.l ti* ii.ek» a In« »I
It
wms
Ikcrrhlp
State
l»evi'lopU'ent
V
M t rr. w Im La» I» an mgagrii in
the lusr) bnsina*)» in this city
(or the
he a a* tired ami wanted
ihr a I*« k that
I > lake a
hit
ruiixl
In order
k>t*g rw-l
entirely
I m *
might
Weel before
Ifiat
(r»*e
of
terrai tn the lit ry wlablr b» J
L l’ala
moved to thi* clly
The hverv firm will
here ift* r i»r
Mr*
h night A Calar »
»I It n»»w w hat I m * t
.Viver
In a in« nimt
tiie idra «.o-nted
pair arai F*4 |»»s|rtj
I f*r ('■•! ,4 thw Mote LOWt
Ivi» of goud lhatgs, u uchrling g<Msd » hear.
into th* g*eatevt enltiiiaiaam.
Herrn k and otiirra kepi on
III ihr
price reai bet'
lO blatr
lì riti lay,
.¡I 1 R & Gil l
liiildiiig un*
SCIO. ORE.
»45. «Iteti it ■»■
raiaed by »2 50 bl a until II got to »50
At ihia juucture, Mr.
p<«xetl
that
Arui*trm«g pro-
the crowd march to Mali»
and C tlar atrevía, ihr print ipal corner
gitila l ily
til
au«l play "l»m*Juel it> pul the other
Uoutl, rvtJhii g ihr »um of
O>, ( »r
•on l iiy Liti
ham« ra>«ia raiard
at «iti ..xi hum r
I.UUU, U« piorflLW W »»bur City, |l <M>
theb'wn;
that
the
l>«i>ti go along
I be «ltuall><n • ia
A 4*1
Bi
GLAD TO SI I YOU »nd
h •Il be ,l*»l
It* see lliu píen le j>l«v IIEVTE1RY Ite,
ti h »uit* -that *•
hiH ih* m»|MMl, tolti
lt>>, and th«t l*e «• old giv« |30 ft*r |i
he »«»Id hi» in­
bt'Sine*» resp»»nsihi Hire,
Mr
i»r «gm
VIr,
jecl
So
«O »et on flrr a i ohfe pro-
Armatmng, who had gun*
flair, xml lie «aid lie wantral thr fl<»ur
I!
T*n, who reranlly
alro drcMed to aj plv fur mrm*
?hal only nredod
to 1« unite«!
lite «ar br kr out, waa • w|in»M »»! ihr
pa*l Ü %a «»r •!! year», •,r<id««l the first <»•
tha
whn h h»<l
feen organised to relieve »ui'ern g in
from Miiwaukrw io ilia Kar
•»*»«•«*•»* >-■>••«■*«**■ \a. *«*a v«M«<r* WM
b'-unmthly, which could han<)fe
hot only th«- cannery pruiwMhtbm, hut all
inuiillt* *g>», ha* i* iiglit
tut* II h - butclier buxin* “• at
lieti**
him l.’.v fur the fl ur
pa*
3) 734 53
«,»k
turned uvrr lh<
had
the hirmrr <»flrr»’d I*
IM OU once aaid ha rmihl have It, and that h»
12 00 wouhl turn the m«»nry uv«f lo the f«iml
3.0X2 US
Gfatrf*
llrrrirk
i tir », i r- I
g»'«? ili”
X bruir
anulhvr
ljyvf
RCI M n il
OFFICERS
*<g»*i », until an
Ian al
lai rlhlbilloii * 4
b* • N«k
iild r»-ti’irr * cvuhq (
»uIt, a gt*D*r*¡ mlh'
r• li«*
heled, ibait
alió ir i, 4
he
y
I errtat
Scio Slock and Agricultural Fair
Association.
plant «a* aerre.
Mr. Hxp|«r, rrlativ« to the
«ere preeeiil arbo rapre-
«anted fully tbree-fuartba
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SHOES
Eadie«' $1 50 Shoes $1 18
Ladies' $4 00 Shoes $3 65
Preaident Prill tailed the meeting to
order, and at otx^ proceeded to reaul the
ar Or lee of incorporation.
of tbe
prevKiua annual
read end
approved,
then reed the otBcere
We have many other things that we would
like to quote you prices un if we h*d ruoti)
uf th« mem
berahip ahare«.
The Minulee
meeting
»aa
Preenlent Prill
report*.
A bnl
anre »beet of the receipt« and diaburee-
meat* ahoeed a balance on hand at tbe
couchiatea of iaat year'* fair oFover (SUU
Thia ar«* a moat gratifying aboahng. and
The Regular Price Charged For Goods Sold On Time
which pieced tlte m«cut*ra preeenl io a
r »
very pleaaeol humor.
Preatdeot Poll ataled that aince Iaat
year's lair, new
memberahipe a«gr«gat-
lut about |5lX> had b-eo *uld; but that
it
waa
desirable
:hat aa many more
be |iv«a without eo-
thr r »miig ywwr:
H»'lt
V ue I’rvtd tit.—T
A mi ’ i H* rttary.— I
Tliue **cio ha* jtiinnl the procreaion in
I th« march of progreea and tlriciopmrnt.
Treatyrrr.— VV'
M
M »inker»
a .
J. M
III« 4 I UP*
month*
a cake.
Moat ol the to«na had got wind *>l
what «a* bet*.g done and the
inlorma
il lia* I m *« ii eatiiuatr.l that Up-
ward» ( llUtO.uU) «a* reallitrd Iruui the
hundrvtiaul tafea, au<l na linai diapugil
ton a
tmn apread to dials».! • « tern localitiee
L. Hugger
Well*, largo A Co gave Gridley a paaa
Ewing
Eirculive cooimitl-e.—J
Aller
<^ua>>tily ol »I evory lay flour and ixktxl i»t-
lo ginger »nape, lhal rva»lily w»>l«Í I lor »I
r*l,
Wilton
any »u get a itajg a« it.
rc* II*.** ol.lr I
l«r draiuc ted lr« in thr
Hr mm
prrvxit*
eaid ! hr
he sonld give thr. e
d hl* tune Iter ol charge
tha carried him and
A.
Arnold au*l Kre«i Hommer
Bilyeu,
KNAUF
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MAY. Prog*.
lli4»u*a id* p«ld Ubar*
k«da »Ltj ( . ilfurnlA, hit
On tlila Iwata Ilia riitrrpria* »a* »tail-
Hrmhli»' l — T. VI
ty, etr.
AUMINISI k A i OR S NOTICE.
hla eack ol flour
over their atage line« an) «here III that
st h ).
OREGON
Having purchased the butch­
er business from Guy Mc-
Knight, it is our purjsvse to
furnish the peuole of Scio
and vicinity all kinds of
fresh meats, sausage, etc,,
at reasonable rates
We purjxise to work on a live
and let live plan, and hope
to merit your ¡»atronnge. Call
and see us. Shop at south
end of bridge
Notice i» herrbv given
•I giird ba« l>rrti, by tha
< j Cth* Mt«l*
()r'
I ,r Linn CoUQtjr,
NEW BUIUHEK UHM
gee that he eared to a*nd to carry out duly
adininiBiratur of lb«
In* programme. One day, tarrying the lata ui A. J. Hat, lala «1 aaid count) ,da-
All prr»<>n* having cUitna
(iuy McKuiahl this werk aoIJ hi« ■a< k of flour on hie ahouhler, he left craard.
But «very ci men arrma to be imbued bulchwr buainese lo WiUiam Knauf amt Auetln by the overland «tag« to arrive a<ain«l tha raiata ut mh ) dr«eaaed arc
hvrady rvtjuirwd tv praacnl lha »auic,
; with a apirit of progrrea aa never before Klbnr May, who oo Moodus morning in Virginia City by ft P. M. lhenrit
a Hli proper V4»rcliars, i<> tl»s uiulcriiKii*
MUfMlO WSMBWBe
I and,a* a reeult, S io ia bouiei tu <*«>me to lo»>k charge of the bueinaet.
lay.
A band had I wen engaged and rd, at Ins I mhus , al Hcto, in said Coiiulyy
(.■«VINO
A »»T PKiu>—
I the front ami become one of the lieet in-
McKnight agraas. in tha bill of aala, prominent cilitrna met him in Floaaiy uilhin sit UHvUlhs Iruui tbadala ol Ibis
notice.
I'orllan«! l*a»M»r)grr ....
«23 a. ni.
' lend to» ii* of the Willamette Valley.
not loenAage in tha butchar bnsincsa io ■ an) on, ami «emrtvd him to Virginia
PaUal this 10 dar of January. U<JH.
Ifeily except Butv lay.
Heio again for tha spare of JA nmnihs. City.
L. VS . I’OMKAOV.
A platform waa everted, and
A<l ininisl ralor.
WERE WED WEDNESDAY.
ur so long aa Knaul A May ara en gaga«! Gridley rarried Ina buiden up in plain
Anaiviso W ear '<10-
Ilawrrr A Moi,
in tbe businraa, in thia rtly.
• ight of a great concourae of people. I
Purtlami l‘a»ter»g*r ...
. .11.40 p. tn.
Attorney* for A'itniiiialrator
Mr. Albert K. Kandell and Mia* Mel­
That evening the bidding reached |2ikk>. .
Daily etcept Huntley.
Firat l ublical hju January 1U th.
ROUND TRIP »1 9S.
vina Miller, two of our mtrat eairem-
By thia time a greet rivalry bail arisen
I'***rog'*r« arrive in Portland at ¡I :30
lari l‘ubinatK>ii January 31 «t
ed ettiaena, left Scio Tueedav aftern«»n
a. m.
May retnrn aame day, leaving
among the tonne a* to «Inch al.ould
and were »edited in Albany tbe follow­
Portland at 4:15 p. tn.
Th* Southern Pacific railrœd «ill outdo the other* in knotting the 50
Hear in mind Tna Nasa d»ww all man
ing day.
For further iiiforination, call ot* or
now aril round -trip-week «nd ticket« pouiwiaof br«ad>tuff loan unheard-of. ner »4 j >b work quickly and lur reaaun
aTdrree.
W M. M< MURRAY. ‘
A n»»r« auitahle ami congenial match from W'aet Scio to Portland ami return price. •
able price*.
Gen. P««a. Agt., Portland, Og.
From Virginia City, with a braaa to nd
can rarely be (onmi, and the Neaaer- for »2 #6. Ticket* ar* guud going north
T J
DANNE.S, Ixxal Agent, W^t
lend« to the young couple it* heartieet on Saturday only; returning good on at hie heel*. Gridley marched over to
sptcial sale .
Scio. Or.
.congratulation!.
We are aa vet un­ Sunday or Monday following.
Gold Hill, «here the flour brought a
»■uuntty, and the Overland
Tel.graph
Compaii) agreed l*> trank all th* meeea-
TIME CARD SOUTHERN PAC. R. R.
aware of their plana, but preeume, after
the uoial
wed»ling trip, they will b* at
hoot* lo their irieod* in Scio.
membetehipe ebould be eold, *o tl.at *>ar
■ «»t fair could
th. et»
Hetcr«tary.—Vlr
All fell that if we, the cllueua of Scio,
ProlMbly on«-l»alf the
hall iu thia city.
memberahip
liry Ini Mnrtiuimi >i In Im
II»« lt>ll»»«i „■
ralur b« plate« on tl»e fl-i null proper­
I 'ltd not w«k« up ami g«t out of tie rut
La at Saturday tbe annual meeting of I in which we had Iwen traveling (or
tbe B*u> Hturk ai*d Agricultural Fair i rear«, «« «err likely to atari iu lor an-
Aaetw iation «aa held at the Ftreoian'a i other Kip Van Winkle nap.
Ladies’ 11 25 wool 97 l-2c
.Men’s |2 wool $] 67 1-2
Ladies’ G*>c union suit ISc
Men s -Hi wool tleece 43c
Children's 3()c union suits 19c
Wesely & Cain
« Itai *or' of a
aery ; «ith
ANNUAL MULTINO
UNDERWEAR
Men’s $2 25 Shoes |1 78
Men’s (7 ¿5 Short» |6 45
«till variow* .i ci «-**iul mni»«iit *, t»< ■»-
inori» «gr lo Rt»ia Nria. of |4,4<M
!• «aid V' !*•• a j»»tiglovul i«»r plaintif!
J2 15 value |1 90
$'■> 50 white wool $.» .'10
rut |»t««l
it xa. placet! oft •|W
ul Iba lair, Ibe pnaiucl ul a t alilorma
a heat Ürid «a« ml I ml «Illi * great
and i lira in
will limb»« bl«**
it • am tlrt hl««I l«>
revolt*
i’.4Ul, »I» i ra«e*«l, »ubj’ t l
BLANKE 1'8
J* n. r».
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of Ilf
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ILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN in many re­
There is anoti.fr feat ir I connected W th the pro- pe>’pj to r» «fain •nt
spects is the most remarkable among posed extension. Every residence o ered with »)»• • will g»« ' n and
our statesmen. No other man since tbe adequate fire protection will save in insurance the I mtrd '»la’r» hi
" • th- im|»•fiance of
civil war ilays. has been twice defeated . for
15 the
per cent Suppose the average residence is neat m public life, gf
presidency and emerge from those defeats holding covered with $300 insurance. The annual premium, able drain g lirtwrei
a greater measure of popularity than ever No excluding ex.xraures in the old line companies, is I'Fr«« («»wards the
other defeated candidate for the presidency has now $7 50. Covered by fire protection, »his amount chat end The tiiu
hud hia political ideas wholly adopted by his op- would be reduced to $f> *10, enough to pay for one when the Ammcar
¡Mi-iing political party, and made its policy of guts- family hydrant for one month or, taken all to-, feel proud of their j
ernment. as he. No other American statesmen gether, more than enough to pay the interest upon they «ill juaufy that
has bad the wisdom of his |M»htical ideas es tab­ the j»rt»|M>sed indebtedness.
shop urrà
lished and formulated into laws by hia political
Another feature. All resiliences within the city
enemies.
limits and without the district now covered by our
If we except Mr. Bryan’s 16 to 1 free coinage of water system, are taxed to maintain our water sys­ Arr«-»te*l vevterday
W«M>dwor*h Ifeng c
.‘-»¡\»*r tlnnry, <*v**r\ one «if his I» a.iintf «•»intention!« tem as it now stands. Thus these people are pay­ bad
fe-en deterted •
in the cam|iaigns of 1896 and 1900 have been swal­ ing a tax from which they can reap no possible I’ uhi the connlera
lowed by the Republican administration. Nor has benefit
Kale Murray wa» lall
the P*a<r L. L. **aan
Mr. Brian’s the«>r> of money b«-.*ri entirely turned
As a general principle, the N ews is opposed to a
down. He advocated the free coinage of silver at city incurring debt; except the return is sufficient the crime. Wav|<»|
a ratio of 16 to I, im a means to an end. Mr. Bry- to warrant the indebtednes. To have our wates «vornan waa fetund i
runrt, h« r Lurul» fa
an believed that the financial disasters of ’93-4-5 and light systems so extended that every citizen wbirh Wrre furiiiabo
were «lue to a depleted volume of basic money, may reap his or her portion of the accruing bene­ reaiaf i««w.
ami for this reason advocated the free coinage of fit, seems to us to be a matter that amply justifies Kor th* }»a»t few
silver. He argtasi that the volume of money in a the venture. Then think of the green lawns and ha» l*ren un*fer »urv»
country measured th«' commodities of that country well sprinkled streets, of the convenience and rhant» of tbe City w
bring a »hoplifter, t
that if you doubled the money you would double safety of the electric light Then go up to the ilay averting wav it n
the price of commixiitiea. Our financial history polls next Saturday and vote for your own conven­ tert her in the act
tot her own. Whe
since the campaign of 1896, has fully established ience, safety and pleasure.
MW Mra. Murra« ant
the correctness of Mr. Bryan’s conclusions, At
<Mlra| hiruaelf
that time the treasury reisirts showed a volume of
wall pa| er, »ml »aw
money, less than $11 jier capita. We can all re­ So Abe Ruef is still the lioss down at the bay and di4ip H m a Lag M hv
member the 40 cent wheat, $25 horses, and $10 city. He holds the key that will unlock the doors Tbe woman iiumnl*alely haxlenrtl tr« n*
rows of that day. Immediately after Mr. McKin­ of conviction to Ford. Calhoun, et al. and will not the •tt.re Mr. Wtolworih f*4h*«vd
ley’s election, a |x>licy of money expansion was in­ give it up except U|s»n his own terms. Ruef is the «tid overtaking Mr*. Murray atopprd
augurated. More silver was coined than ever la- greate’t rascal of the whole bunch, and it is hu­ »t«r.
"Mml in,” aaid he.
"t tliink y.»o
fore. Men searched for and found fabalously rich miliating to law-abiding and decent people to be havv eunislhlnif lltal jron Uid nut im .
gold mines. The number of national banks of is­ compelled to allow the scoundrel to go unpunished. lur et ui* «t*'t« «brn )'»>u »«r« tb*r» *
sue was rapidly increased, etc. All of vt hich has But it seems to be a s<»rt ‘‘Of two evils choose the tu*.U.ruf a«u'*
increased the money volume, until now the treas­ least” case. Ruef will escape punishment Our Witliu it any he-ilati*>i> Mr*. Mur>.»t
ury reports show u little less than $31 per capita of California friends might send him to congress, 8S tliew tbe h*i>tlheg (ruui brr ex Ul tri »
itxi»tl«xl »l u* *i tu «lr
W <o*|* -rtu •
money in circulation. We have more than doubled Oregon did Brother Herman.
f'lt, * .-vitaiui), her« it ta. 1 tl »n'l
the money volume. How about the price of com­
I
modities? Wheat 75 to 80 cents fw*r bushel; horses
A rii. » •?
wnt v u,
What is the use to expend money i int ig <1 >Wf
from $100 to $150; cows from $3»> to $40, ami other
Il till
commodities increased in like proportion. Has not criminals, prosecuting and con •ici ng tl
Mr. Bryan’s quantitive theory of money been fullv trial courts, if the i
verxiict >>n nitre tv.*
verified?
Mr. Bryan urged that the trusts
curbed; that railway freight rat
lated by law; that the taritr.
should be regulated;
fully acquirin o
cuted, etc. All ol
are in process o
tari AT has not yet
be undertaken in the near fut
Of course, Mr. Bryan had no
UUi-l arti ,«* x
form measures. He simply wa
llu. Lux uurfx A Alci tin , I
Mirti»
1896 to see the dangers that threatened the com­
M .auu, G. A. fl .«I aa«i L
for those institutions. Why would they not, when liauullvu —- 4tUa*i Herald Jan . 9.
monwealth, and had the eloquence to sound the
the ast majority of the money appropriated is ex
alarm, in so convincing mannur. that the Republi­
pended in the county wherein the college cr other
can administration was com|>elled to take the mat­
institution is established. Lane and Benton coun­ COST OF IME WATER SYTNB
ter up. The men who participateri in the Farm­
IMPROVEMENT I OR SCIO.
ties draw double the amount of money from the
ers' Alliance movement, eight or ten years prior to
state treasury that tnev contribute through tax­
the «late when Mr. Bryan electrified the country
The lull »vine fl<ur«a are aubtnitte*
ation to it Douglas, Jackson. Polk and Umatilla f.*r the benrfll of th« |»ut»|ic;
with his Crown of Thorns and Cross of Gold
get about as much back as they j»ay in. Marion, Sew S-inch |Upe, l.’iUil te*4, at 2Sr j» r
s|M'<>eh, voiced the same sentiment. But the Farm­
, of course, because of the penitentiary and eleemos- foot tin North Scio) ...........
|42J.0i
ers’ Alliance, seemingly, could not reach the ears
vnary institutes, gets many times the amount from New tt-iitcli pipe. Ink) fret, al 2H>- p«*
of the people. It required the eloquence and force
! the state which she pays to it. But Marion has foot, (III South Sei»)....................... 290 UO
of a Bryan to sound the alarm in a way to which
S-inch pipe, I SOD feet, at 2nc pei
this fact in her favor. Every state institution in Sew
f'x't, (in bti*in«*e eectioa ufettr 230 (k
the people wouhl listen.
that county was built in accordance with the pro-
Mr. Bryan w*ll lie nominated the third time for I visions of the state constitution. The colleges and Oiwtira Ore pump,...................... 3.50 01
the
presidency, at Denver, next Juh. Whohis o ’ P-4 9°ld,ere
h "“" V""7
; • nr
coueges and Il new Are hydrant*, at »25 *ach, (S in
,V.vain** ..„ntful.G. n «v )v. i. n* Gvl.
h°mC ****
Other COUntieS
North Scio, ft in South Scio),.. 275.0
p ,smg candulate may be is. at this time, quite un-|7^
'.*1 of labor laying 37UU Iwt
. tt2S.0l
in direct violation of that venerable instrument
certain. < ertain it is, that unless President Roose­
•2BS6.U'
velt shall be his opponent, Mr. Bryan will be the
flOO feet of 3-inch iron pine oo hand V
winner. Nor Is it certain that President Roosevelt
This week the land fraud mill had lioen set in further attend ayetem.
can tiefeat him. Reports
1‘
from the East indicate motion down in Portland. But what is the use for The above improvement will give Are
that Mr. Bryan will lx* much stronger in that sec­ Mr. Heney to spend time and brain force in con­ protectm« ami water to every aectiun ol
tion than he was in his previous carnj»aigns. With victing men. if upon repeal, his work is undone? <be city.
According to the above figure«, w.
the Republican |»arty torn nsunder as never before, When our U. S. supreme court forces a construc­ iiave »414 in etceee to meet any ettr
and with the purse strings of the predatory rich tion of law that permits scoundrels to escape pun- ■ipr.ya which may be incurred in thi
drawn tightly against it. the g. o. p, never started ishment for their crimes, one is forced to conclude improvement.
E. C. P« y
into a campaign so handicapped as at the present that in some way or somehow the court shall be
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time.
reconstructed. Our U. S. supreme court is the
H.
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Mr. Bryan, as before stated, is a remarkable i highest court in the land. Its members, like
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OUR 5TH ANNUAL
There ■« uue cuueolalion,
But are they 7
total of |A2U0.
Silver City promptly
If yon want notarial Work done,
reieeti th'« lum by |2UU and I »avion
W« will r>ff «r our entire line of bn,.
«leed, mortgag« or leaae wrtlten, or a
; rlimbed up to
Then Silver City ■ lee at factor, pri.*ea after Noteailfer 1.
peneion mochar Aliad out, you can get
Noir Ul the time to MV.
il tiona at Taa Nawaoflce upun abort tried to outbid ita neighbor, but fail<«l,
You re, for b tain«*«,
Gold Util raiemg ita fl^ua to |su'.’7. yjy.
pirUva.
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The Naw* nffira d»ei all kinds of Job
printing iu guod alyl« and al reaaunabia
hubecriba for the S amtiah Nawa.
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