» •
(the kantiani Mcu
Politicali!) Independent
••r.-ÿ.in, «• • h -' - ih I
F«it«*r*.| «I thr g.. m >(.>tn««■ «l
mail iiiallvr.
IIV
I 1*11
»• ANI»
I'»«<>!»» I »
Hl I«**• Ki in I« »>*
KA I I
Of«» v»*nr In pi <| v * w »‘
<)t»•» % r • r. it’ •• ♦»*I I v«- ir
O h * year, al « me I *»f 2 v »t-
O hc v«ntr al »*nU <»i 1 A« i»r<
f»t< monili« tn a*l*•*«»•»’
Three mollili« In adI ance
Hmgla v«»py il» wrap|»er ..
A I »V : II I |M| Vi i
agof
seen the promise« made at that Prices of Wood Sawing
• time, unkept. Can we place any more confidence
W« thr iuit!»rs:irt«c*i w«»Mf »awcr» uf
in Mr. Taft and his |«»rty. than we placed in Mr. Srto, har« nuitually agrv«*<t u|«on lh«<
followtag. »eh«H|j|e of jirire« für aawing
liiwwvelt ami h** t>:irty.
w««.«l f*»r th«. •«•a*«H« o« l‘««*_
< o«n|«i««’
As a matter of fact we can exp-et Lut slight if aur pTR<:> «Ith thcalc at Kujfrnc. Cor-
’ my nvMlification of our pr«-s«mt taritr law» by the valli« or Alt«any and >< mi will find tnat
«Mir « haryv« arr the «ame, «utwtantiall)
presiuit party in |«»wer.
Ils policy of ’ ls-t well aa In U»<«w- eitle«.
i enough alone” is apt to continue its policy to the
OÜK PRIt ES
<*!•* end.
Our only l>o|«e to have the era of sp«*cia! 1 All kind« of «fdlt «Ohd, I rut
All k«i«U of »phl w«Mj«i 2 culA
¡privilege ami s|»‘<usl favoritism abolished is a
All kinda of »j4:t «<M«d ■! Cüta
-hange of political managers.
W ith the election
Gruboak, all ruund. I cut
•f Mr. Bryan ami a Demo ratic majority of the <irul»«ak. all n<ur»i, 2 cuta
t>rut«oa<. all mund. ■! cuta
National House cf Ib'presentativps, we know that
Pole «uud, or vki t>*ania.
|«er bour, * L»
in cfTort at tanfi n-vis.on wifi I m - made by t ie
('•.le wtxtd, when mnvetilent
'irst sc sion of th«* newly elected congr -s.
Wtt i
to meaaurr,
•h«* election of Mr. Taft ami a Republican nm-’ The alMtve ia the i.rtrca » hen » «•
f'ir»»t*h all thc help. If vuu furmoh th«-
;r«'*s, we are apt to have a rem'tition of th" tanlf h<-lp, thr prtrv of ihc «am« will Lc dc
frotn «wir chargea.
legialation «if th«« i«a*t four jmars.
\ot.’rs the
II
W m. A 14 m 41
I
natter is up to you. If you want revision, voi"
W. <«. M« !h»nald Ï
I
■ Wonhawyrr*
Sbelton Hfoa.
for the candidates who are sure to m »ke an effort
■ 11.". :«i •! I r<-. i.sioli.
l< A I I ‘
Catti »4 ll»4f»k*
O'
»»bittitirv mille«**, |u*r Ht»r
F' < t •*»»• le** I t»«*«l<lh>|f «'«•nifnnfil•*. |i > r line ... .. ........................ 0
I
...............
I/ mm I *<lvrrti*»ntf. f***^ bi»** f**r |w»n««
I
>i»«»nth, «me mliimn * wie
IbaplaV ad«, 2 rhaiHp* |*r
B
ia*r in«*h ,,
o
|*r I
<«i< >h 'I
I’. nrl»< •». i |M’f 111111»• h
tin»«»
f«»r utivt-f I i«i»« i «»**!«• »-ft a|»|*liralit>w
»
11 f .•■ ; I ■
■
’ ; . I ' -
xyf . i / a ’. st
«
I
for
<
the
»
■
I
H. 8 Johnaun
•d in |«ower, revision may <• •<■.ir; but taritr bem*-
K'irusnr«' not apt to lose more li au n part of th«-
rihule they demand fn»m tue American cons im-
er.
ovekwhi . r
Buy your
SUIT
; Shoes and Hat ¡j
¡ t
at
FARMERS and HORSEMEN
Will do well to rail ami •«•• mr br
for* f.-irchai'iiijr Harn«« or anythin*
el*«? pertaining to the use ot the hum*,
•lap where.
I have ofM’iMid a firat ria»« Hameaa
Mnnufaclury in Selo, ami i intend to
make junt such work an will cult von.
I >-«< only th«- beat oak-tannmi leather
ïWesely &, Cain’sj
We carrv a large line of
LADIES’ AND (iENT.S’
1 Th’MSHINGS
5
HERE IS NOT A 1)01’BT but what a vant
majority <«f the Am«-rican peoi>lw favor the
ami my work inannhip u> aubjvct to y. ur
PRICES GUARANTEED LOWER THAN AN*
jj
election of United Stat> *
by a <lir«i t inapertion. My pm < » are .»« low aa
C,hV H7 I EIM / /// .V. 1'
iZÏ* SC/•
J
vote of the people.
State aft«-r «tale through i ' ihh ! material ami honcat workmanahip
will
allow.
legislative
joint
resolution*
lias
importuned
con-
0 NE OF THE LEADING feature» of the js
< ‘<ime and see me, >" ! I am tnirr
litical campaign of four years neo was th« iress to Mubmil an am«'iid«nent to the Federal that 1 ran null you.
r
so
demnnd for tariff revision
Then as now 'onalitution to the state* for their adoption,
i«tM»:«-r«.»««,
»»P P ICfKtt«*
The
were the tariff l«eneficiari« s who -e [Militical alogai hat th»* p«Mipl<- could I'hM't the s»*natorH.
J
I
llirner,
W. E. füll,
Par*I i » i * T, W, I Gill
xuieded to
W. W. WILLIAMS
Well enough alone,” and the grvn I National house of Ri-pres«-nUitives has accci*
WIIM
J. A. Ililyeil J. It Hurner,
>ua*TiB¥. <
\ Harner
p. o|.ir l.i-.t of fh •
aaa, S*d41 •«, «hl>a, I*baa,tl<
< . A. W artier.
masse cs of the jteople who demand that the taril the expressed wishes <»f the
when
under
control
of
either
¡«»litiCH
'
■
imes
and.
Reptibiican'cam
■ ......
SCIO. OREGON.
paign orators and candidates for congress promis party; yet th«1 measur«' ha- al-'-a.' b'-en turned
ed H'vision.
Pn'sident Roosevelt in his publi down by the -«■luite our American House of
utf«•ninc«s gave the |>e«>ple to til'd«-! land that hi- i. mis.
5 e
The people have oft««n be«'H humiliated through
it th;« hi -«- «ould i'«' ex«-it«-d li.'.'.aiil' r«.«« i.imz'ii-
CARSON A CO ., Prop«.
Having their legislatures il«-l«au- ' 1 -d and tied ip.
the tariff schedules, as Well.
:
uivc
seen
their
legislatures
Knight
up
like
beeves
-* Four sessitm of congress l ave transpired sine«
ckegon
tl e close of tha» chmpaign and without the slight for the shamble»; have seen laws enacte«| injuri seit >,
es
to
the
state,
and
men
np|s»in<e»I
to
office
who
est effort, bv tf at I mh I v 'I o it nke good to the |ieopl<
All kinds of Frosh Meats,
the promises of tariff revison made in the cam- were wholly unfit all due to t he elec .ion of aen*-.
Sausages, Eoli. etc., con
stantly on hand.
paitrn. We were told four yeurs ago that th« t >rs bv Ix'gislatures It is no wonder, then, that 1
itates
have
resorted
to
div«
>
f!«
ami
sundry
make
tariff should h«- r«'vi <«'d hut that its friend* shou'd
T W*» «1«» a General ( «»•»«»»»» Mtlltnn, IG»*ir»*»* «dP Flour «anti
shift*. in their endeavors to cure this evil. They
Highest market price paid
<l> the revising. In the opening of another pres
I
or* Sol*».
Wheat Dutighl »nd t.M< Kar»tl«*«l for
I our
X*
We» *re in iK» > i»l<4 for Butinetta and Will
dential campaign we are confronted with th« '■enow that if the |xx»ple should elect such creatures for Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork.
Treat You KijjKt
same argument the same proinis« s of revi i->n bj is the Platts, the Ib Pcws. or th«' Gugenheims.
vould
never
disgrace
the
chamlier
in
which
the
■
Our
pomose
is
to
conduct
n
the friends of the protective system. Can w«
truHt those who have d«*ceived us with fal*< voices of Welmter. Clay, Calhoun. Sumner. Blaine. first-class meat market.
promises again, with the «'xp'S'iation of fulltiH- Douglas ami other eminant orators ami statesmen !
i J I . CALAI \N
mint? Can we expect then«-friends of the pm have bix'ii heard, ami whos«* councils have control-,
H M M. KNKill I
tis'tive syytem to In- more trustworthy in th« ed the destiny of the Nation. On md The peoph*
would never send such misfit members to th«-
future than they have Iwen in the past.’
Ml
Let us so«»! Who are the friends of the protect highest legislative body of the Nation, as legis
ive system? Directly, those who are hem ti- i tri< latures have sent.
UAI.AVAS & MikMIlllT, Proprietor!»
The jieople of so many diff»*rei t states have go
of the system. Indirectly, those congressmen un<
Manul.n turt
>ftcn
e.xpr»'s-ic<l
themselveiTin
favor
of
this
nation*
other public officials whose official preferment i>
Hacks comic:t tritìi all trains both at
Ail hind* of Rough and Drt»»ed
largely due to th«' influence of the direct friend* il reform, that for a jiolitical party in national
Lumbar ntC1’*1«ry for building*
Bill* *3wad to order
West Scio and Munkcrs.
•>f the system. These are the “friends” who an c invention to r«'fuse to emlors»« the measure so
overwhelmningly
as
was
done
at
Chicago
recently,
Yard*
at
the
Mill,
8
reasonable
to
suppose
mllaa
Ea»t
' to du the revising.
Is it
! Our riqs arc first-class and our horses
of Scio and in Scio.
tnat tne*«> “friends”.of the svstem Uiil revig" dol s »erne suicidal. The Republican party leaders an*,
rcr • ♦ h simri our Ac «•nt ai
lars out of the r own |iock«‘Ls? 1 hat ii just w hat a certainly, not in touch with the sentiment of the S* h>, fur prie«*.
I
good drioers. Prices reasonable.
nduction of the tariff ached il«'.s would do. It is people on this subject. In Orcg«»n. our ¡ate elect
W l<av. jil-l • ••••l««M a n. a III** «•'
rank folly to sup|xise that th« se fri"n«ls the liene- ion has demonstrated that a majority of the Re
Wall l'a|<rr Ilia* bita-rl •!< riytt»
Coin«
publican
party
ami
all
of
the
Democrat*
are
in
j
fleiariea of protection will ever revis«* tne sched
«n-l * « w b it ar ha»» I m * i -.««- you bu»
favor
of
this
reform
ami.
doubtless,
a
majority
of
nil's in a way which will decngise their profits.
ri ••ulivi.-
t lia* Htwly
*jp I rjir;
the voters of most of the stales would express ‘
Hence, a revision which amounts tn anything
which will relieve the gr«-a( Issly of American con themselves in like manner, should opportunity \
sill Mil I S SAI.I..
sumers from extortion, must come from the serve.
I m tiib ctaiviT ct«VMT or vs* «TAfli <«r
The Republican leaders, evidently, think that it •■HOOK.
enemies of the system ♦he people whom it
Ttl« Ort* »TV OF! IMM.
Krank Kiernan, I’lamiiff,
is
not necessary to consult the w ishes of the rank
injures.
We must elect a congn'ss which is not
I
W(‘ art* now reati • v to show • you
V«,
under the domination of the beneficiaries <>1 tin i *d file of their |«arty in the en'ction of a platforml .Litt»«*« B summ«,
I
-Iniit.
A majority of nearly nine to one. | Kv virili«* «4 «li Et<K*nti<»n ad *I < >r4ri
the nicest limi most select 1 me of
iniquitions system, if we expect anv satisfactory of principles.
*»i ''«!•• In ine «lirt*ct«**|, h *» ii « n | «*nl ♦•( th«
pronounced
against
the
ek»ction
of
U.
S.
senators
1
I
«
|r«
it
tl
<
'iilH,
«*i
the
*
I
<
)rvg«iii,
|
to the consunv'Ts revision to be i-lf«-ct«'<l.
Summer 1 Fress (ìootls we imvc c\'<“r
Will
Limi, in the «***e «*t .
11 h»r the County
In addition to the election of a revision congress by th»' iH-ople at th»' Chicago ronvenlion. V-
Frank Kiernan, |»liuutifl %• Jaiiie« H
carried, snuli as hotted Sw iss ()i <r;in-
which would revist«. it is most im|«irtant that a this action suit the Repuldican voter* generally?1 -b’Äruw. *hr(eii.|iit»:*, I will «»«• Küi<trd*y,
¿»th «I nv •*( Jtlly, Bi**, at ihr h«»u*
•
~
/1 1
chief executive I«- s<'l«s-t«,d who is in hearty accord Will it suit th»> Statement No. 1 Republica*** or the
4 I ti’cl’H k P» 'I . at ili«» tr«»nl «tour »4
dies,
I
‘
¡it
i
ii
S\\
iss
French
G
j
ng
’
liii
ins,
Oregon?
The
N
ews is well aware that there are
with revision smitimen’. Assuming that William
ihr C’uri
ht ABtany, Orrjfitti. «eit
y
<1 |itlblir MU ll«»n h> ihr highrM bi«l«lrr za
J. Bryan will lx* the Denver nominee, we know men. so blindly partisan that they will vote their (t»r
Checked Dimities, Lucerne Tissue,
« *»h in ti «tel, the r«»M| |*r<«|«rrtv
party
ticket
right
or
wrong.
They
seem
to
care
that h«' is in full and complete sympathy with
«* ritM-sl in « mi »I b. *«’culi«»i» Mini Order t>i
i'
4« l«»ll<>w*. ta» Wil:
Pois Dcsoie, French B.itist Soisette
genuine tariff reform. He has pre>tche<l against very little for what a candidate stands for, or ■Mit»,
Fhr S»uih wrat Quarter «»( SrcU»>i»
*
hat
he
ndvoCatcs.
so
that
he
wears
their
jsilitical
»>
the tariff trusts Kith in and out of season so con
» in T««witi*hip 10 bvuth «•( K^iig« I
Shmnlira\s, Lawns, Percales and
ol Ihr U iliaitirllr Mvridi«i«. il»
tinuously anti for so many years that both his party badge, he is good enouvh for them and gets I Ltuo ('«unity,
< *i«ni‘ ü.
friends and enemies know that his |M»sitloii on all their votes. Thank Goisiness. there are but few
H* k | mlg w ill l»r tna<lv t» « m I i «( v •
other Novelties.
Don't fail to sec
iridili« ut » « - nd I » .»•♦ t< wit: A j’idtf
questions pertaining to trusts, the tariff and the such men in Oregon and their numlier is rapidly i inrnl
l«»r I‘I« iii » i itf l«»r Ihr ««in» «»( |-’»2M «•»
our line before buying as it will save
interests in general, is umquivicable. Tile |»cople diminishing. This one act of theChicago conven with ioterrat thrreon al ihr rntr «»( |o
|n»r
reni.
|*rt
anntiin
I
«*n
Ilie
-Ith.
«la
»
are absolutely sure of the policy he would pursue tion, ought to defeat the Republican party, next
yon money. Prices to suit all.
I Augu«t,
atn«HHiluw in all I«* lb<
on these questions, should he Iw elected. But fall.
um i»l |l 152 Oh -an«l thr further «un» 1
aiiomrv'a fr»* mid ârrrwiny
Modem political platforms, as a rule, do not I <»l
what shall we expect if Mr. Taft shall Is- the win-
' « *»wi«, th«* «Mid real |*r«*|M*rtv ledug «ul»» I
They do not seem to I j«a*i h» ir«lrii»|»ti‘»ii antHniing lu law
n«*r? /\t the present time Mr. Taft favors tariff amount to a great deal.
l*aied tiri« l »lh. »lay of June. A. I>.
Mild
not
hoi«
for
h
ave
much
influence
over
a
party
’s acts after elec
revision by its friends.
lie co__ ______ ,____
Itam.
Dealer« In Ganaral Manhandlia
tion.
They
.«»'em
to
be
made
t
•
ovt
in
on.
and
not
election should he assume a |-<>sition favorable to
!>. H. Ntiiilh.
Sheriff <4 Ltnn loiinty, <>r«von. ,
a
rule
of
action
after
the
party
is
in.
This
latest
maintaining th«- present tariff scluslules. Hence,
SCIO,
OREGON
his pres**nt fiosition on this subject may Iw con Republican effort, however, doe* n<»t seem to lie
Administrator** vnle <>t Heal I Mate
exactly
of
the
“
get
in
”
class.
It
ought
to
be
a
sidered as highly satisfactory to the tariff liene
;-jvr-j'Lïïj'ïr<T
N«»ttrr i«« herrhv giv<*n ll»at the un«ler*
ficinries. But let us go kick something more than case of “g«'t out.”
**<nnl Kdi»»»iH*tiai«»r •»< th«* r otate >»f |
Mr.
Taft
had
load
enough
to
carry
without
hav-|
a year ago ami see w hat his tariff ideas were then.
G»*«»rffr Clinaiir J**l»n»l«»n. <h*wa«r«l,
NoCkd «»f ’nnoifitment of
This was before he w as at all certain that he would ing this act of idiocy thrust upon him. He will l will, lit |*Ut «11« l»> r of an unlrr ol Ihr
Administrator.
tn. wari ; or ih . iixtivi : titles
I
'.»«inti
C«»urt
I
.mi»
C
unly,
<
»n
fpm,
act wisely if. in his letter of acceptanc»* he repudi
be selected as the Republican standard bearer.
diiK made ami rnlrrr I «»I m*i»r«l in thr
t* Itetelo itnei that nn the
ll«»r «n AlMlnm of TIU* prrt>«n«l
»•ftiee
llie clerk «4 ihr Coiiiitv < ««»iri HHli. «lay of «lm«e, A. I» , | mih . !| m >
In his Memphis. Tenn., speech, just before he ates al h'i»st thi- feature of his party action.
►>> I1M
1«
>r
«Alti
«•■uni
»,
nulli«
-
hlli
«la«of
Jm»
t
olir
ty
<
’
««tiri
<>(
I
ìnn
t'mmty,
tlrrfon,
Could the »pH'stion of the election of I'. S. sena I I1MH, al Ih* l»»>r •>( l P. 'I • •*11 al | ni» ; «Inly «p|«oint«M ili* iin<lrraien««Ì, a«lnnn-
started on his round the-worhl tour, he suited in
WiMa li<H«tl*l-
substance that he was a “stand jiatter;” that tors hy the j»e»*ple K1 left to th»« voice of the peo I Ir au«'ti««n at Hir front «I «•»<•( ih»- Clan, latrator "I tlw» «tal*
Mill in thet-lt» ol S hi , Orrgim, all ■ low. .Im
an«l liatinn qn«l,ti<i| a«
some time in the distant future the tariff would ple to-day. then» is not the least doubt but what 1 in*
•I tl>e toUowin* dr««-ril'e.l r«»l r«t«lr o*|«iio-«l hr law. all | m *!«« ih « hsTiit,
"Whom I«» ail:
*-laiin« NtfHinwl «ai<l ewtatr are hereby
require revision, but th«* revision should Iw mad«* it wotilil win out by a large majnrity.
Ofitw reni prop*»«» ,on lotrn.t lo pun h««>
o„r
3 ai>«l j itoHtied lo |»re*ent tlirm, - with r pr*»|wr
N«»« 2 ami 3 in Bl*wli
r - or M^pi ,« «rrw-ii, ,m
by its friends. His sj»eech at that time was, prob the Gods would destrov they first make mad.” fra« |«.t*
r,p,rl
lH>n I Lot« I ami 2 in Hl'«-k N». in ««>•»« !•••«• «Ita« ti«->l «• by law rr«|Uir«-4, •In«, mrlrln, lh, i,,wrt| ol
ably, his true position; being uninfluenced, to any This negative action of th»' convention at Chicago, WlM*l*r'a A<l«il«lon I > ll«v tn« n ol Svio, I N» the underpin' ed a« hi« rv Mence near -n«r R«<«t.l,.he4 In Im.
'S’!«». I.inn emnty, Orrtf*»n, H I*'. |>
G>anl», llrrfin.
considerable degree by his aspirations to the presi will make thousamls of independent thinking Re l.inn
Z. H. Rl l»l>, Mnnsgrr.
Tarma •>( «al*. «**«1« i'« han<l on «lay «>f \o I. within ail month« fe*»u the date
• *f the rtrwt ptiMirat'«tn of thia mitire, to- ' -mcr nwwr Thlr.| «n.l Rrtwlnl'iln st».
dency. Can we have r«-as m to Iwlieve that he publicans mail. They may not. aa individuals, be •al,.
a it, Jun* 21*1 h , IlWWI
Hat«»l lh«a 3ht«. «la»- <»l Ma», HW.
and many of his partv gongressmen are any more destroyed; but they an» very apt to K»come
Fre«i I i««H|f» ||ow,
Kii.kv SnatTOM.
ALHANV. OSKHOM.
destroyers
ami
administer
a
very
much
deserved
A imiiitatrator
favorable to revision than were l‘rvsident Roose
AJimnintrator f<»r Ilia E«laieot G«n>r|fr Frana A. Turner.
I »'brinile Jolinntoi«, «l<-«ra»»<i.
Att< rney
SuUcribv tur Ih. ì *« ti * m N*wa.
velt and the Republican congressmen of fetir years discipline to their ¡«rty.
FARMERS MEAT MARKET
Scio Milliii(| Goii>paiM|
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
TRAPPIST FATHER S MILL
LUMBER COMPANY
Scio Livery and Feed Stables
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS \
HIBLER &. GILL COMPANY
Linn County Abstract Co.