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governmental alTairx.
While
ty,
they
I
faith in the promisesof the Re
Ata th< »' «¡.»In ».( |l,«- l.'fi*» ('••II* tv I ir
iltl have I »|.pr«mrl ir«, th«» |<r>-*|**vC hr » Ur if
had not lo.tt faith in the presid
il tritai » « • » |»<( »»-4 • • «
hi . if »>e ! rthfblt i » .'’«I » 14
nominat'd him at Chicitgo I >y u>"
Mow
th*
til
S«
H«
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Il
rl»»«le*l
in the !•» • I
XIr. Taft
had not said nay.
But it is doubl
folli»»« I »•«»•/ «
»• h»*i
Indi-
mn inspire confidence sufficient to s a out
I»« »tn/ rtrfV Ve»T.
•»»ÍIM*
I f)r«t-«Ì4*N
vulualiy, if unba>n|M n <1 by a da « of |«»lil icians Hi He iiHt Io U m * I I lh«l Ilk* raritt# ♦ bruit
« horn the )>cople have lost faith, he might succeed. h»*
»* pi*t
pl*4 lw-rfi
tweft orgaiiiixe-«l.
<«r¿M»»»/♦••I, n full rift Utt
But the pisi|il'* ar*' fearful that the itdluencc u Inch f •«« Hirf
»»il I» it tir l'Uilrd H al
Aill surround lutn. if ••l«*cta,d, would dominate tun Ihi* %«'Af*A I ä IF. th«»<lgb ILrf«' Mill b»» A
!»• re I »r r»«»»i(•■!»•
administration and which would !«■ detrimental t" ifiUHtltrf of giMwl
ihi»» f«»r il»e p<»»*«*« “(frtv 1
th'1 welfare of the jMNiple.
ffil«tr*li»«g
Airi
ri»ÍU«lg
So viewing matters in the light of
<••« <ir
The K ait A»*»« .«ti»»tt I* i**
t »ry of political |«art.ie-, the rap'd grov
• *pp”*l I >r Ihe ¡aril • ( ftt
c tl independence among the |i»-uple atu
• (jai.* f-»r «I «k **<h bile Al)<i I
♦ r
tions among Republican I
»» • o every «I« ¡«arlmoni «re
very many reasmis to expect a result
if «•• iit«»be u’»r Fuir th* «i
ninat ion ««r>r%e« to lie, N«»e (here 4f«
in November. The N ews t»elieve tlu
as to in* ve* people *n the Forkr of I he
of ¡’resident I’o**>eve!t wa ■ tin
I* JH'*|.I'* • lui Late »«»I yet taken «Hit A i
sure Republican success next
il by his «e rehift in fl»** Ao»u.
have a faith and confidence in hi
ill » ««tubi cotti»* f<»«W*î'i| All I *
iment
i ide|w*ndcnce in ;ultnini*-tr. lion
it hlo»’l ol 9 d) 0 wouhl i*e
h<s determination to give the
I« h WI ul»i I* »tuple to pul
deal” w hich they do not nor <•
gr*” •«Ind* Mt j »|4« i >«I h I «>r<ler ai »«I pr<
>». eihil
»
**( u hh h »** «<<‘U'I I**
I Taft. They have a similar faith
All *ti*»ul«l <**»» • 1er lhi»i
. «ro Hl«>.
1
Mr. Bryan and Iwlieve lie is in
► air la a
yearly efl^ir mi »»I >•
j continue the Rooseveltian p»lici*' th
mai «‘i l. F«%ery ii«»H*r rMpru<ird i>|«»n
In fact coidìdeitcì* 1
to do.
Ilk
U h » gf'-toid* i* «-*p» ndr*l with a vi» »
orrmatieiK t
Uni««, il ì« Irne, lhal
théorie» has I h - cu . !.irg"ly, gêner«!
«u«*h hmlditig* lliat w** hate horr*l*d<*rr
tivtll RoOSCVelt H administration,
t r«N trd haVr, l*»<» **i»n:y, U-e * < I a
has convinc'd the |x*aple t al they
»•h ap rliafarier a ivi a* li»«* Fa»? adì,
Mr. Bry nti.
flit* vraf p*«»» ih«» r« | m >» iinrnlal d’tl»,
OPE NES
Sat. Aug
Wr want to (’M)SE OUT all of <wir Sumwr
r» tfanflrtw of < OST. Wr find there w mor»*
n.tiiw» tn »dr in *rlhn# #< mm |» at coat or below coat
at the i nd uf a Beason, than in holding them over.
Goods sold at about ! price
10c Summer I»r«-ww < .«.ta
.........
81 iuh ! ¿5*' Summer Dr«*»» G*.«te
3S arwl 4«c Summer lire«» G*« m I»
fir ljulie«* Summer Vest ...........
lauiies*
Ijxtie»'
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V«*»t
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Unkm
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06
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...
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Suita
Suita
Men»' Summer t’mlerw-rar
11.46 lawlir»’ Drew» Slipper» .
2.85 Mel»' Work Shoe»
2.90 Men»’ Dre«» Panta
...
• I7>,
I IH
l.w
2.10
Regular price charg'*«! for good» »old on time
Remember the FAIR 1» almuat here and you can
IUW- uomr of 'h«-M good».
I* arces pad ijurnri y o plIU ÎM fliR is
lor poüi rj WL ul U Q UAIN
almost here
tf»«»it
Iti* t aif i* an tmmri**** •iir«»»*,
*x .»l »<* * '‘iitIf«»i<-d pu « «'*'*• tu M mt liil»*ie
... I !
F WILLIAM J. BRYAN is sure, sful at th.- ^**^ I'll , ■
d» |»«’f *1» a U»ily •it*,i» ti»«’ a i**l«tm »•( tl-*»
jwj II s next fall, it will be nttril»utid»le, in a
X»/ down.
In fi- i
mHimgvme«
»fi»-1 t.
TI ,t j't*
» * t «di» 1 f a '
J. J Barne«, W. F. (¡ill,
¡•«K.ii.mv, W I '¡ill.
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d uly. Home nTerenc**
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«al «¡ir <*t«»f La'-’* tfiteti »n udi
J. A. Bilyeu, J. K Barne«,
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XX
«nier
lirtf I »!»»«’ R»t*l flMin* l . La v e e Metri’
This is particularly true in thcHtnti - of New \ork, ation, despicable Statone •nt. it i
C. A. XV arner.
ihrit |w »1
Hi i» piar«-* ih* *■
1 ■ . 1, \<, i-i , 1: ~ > h a ■ ': ’ '■
‘ ■
> 1
'' ' ridicules alternately at si what is Its
iMMlÌOtl In if* pireritl pr<eriwr»»n« con IMI •
t e rank and file of the Ropul L ■ in party demand Evidently to pursuade, cajole or drive men who
Mll«l ibi« ha* !•♦■'«» «Ione «ìtho t
t e renotnination of (¡»»V'Tiior llugheii to succe'*,| have pledg'd ti.einselves, to v 10'ate their obligat­
N t « dollar ol tl«e I alt hmd h
hirnHidf. Thia does not suit tnv tnadiine and old- ions. Such action can hardly l»e * onsal« red as l»e- I km I» pani t«> Ihr i llh i f» l«»r thè r
time political lenders. If it wn not a pn-sidential ing honorable in a newspaper which )x»scs as a •rt % it*« ». Noi a reni <»l »r«dil, in A
hl •< M 1XR< »KM TO
year, ti e matter would be 'a-aly .*<lv'd.
fi-tvern- teacher of high-minded and honorable political ti» Ancml arfiae, <ati inufr !<» Ihr litan»«
or Hughes would I m * iii»u ii>:it< d atid def-ab'd at a'lion. Some months ago the Oregonian declared gcr». The only profil «I ih I i i» denvod
1» thè btnhh' g up < I III» attedi Miei
the ih »!I s .
But tl i hi - .unnie riuichtne |>olilicians de­ it elf free arid iriih'pvt.dcnt of a . and-all *'hligal- «Uiry, Ihe egrirnll«irai ai»d h«»riirulnii-
MILLS
sire the elmrtion ol XX tn. II. Lift and they fear it i<» 1 or fealty to the Republican party. Yet its edi- »>1 »«.Irf«**t» »iw* lh<* fem tal tipbtiihhi g
they connive at the defeat id Hughes, the pr»- - t trial columns are tilled daily with matter as t»i ihmMitilry m I« mh tm,
Thrf» » hy »IttMikl ,**•( «-wry our of
dential ticket will g»» down to defeat i » h well. In str »ugly and rabidly ¡strtisan as in the days when
<>»ir « li m*n* ink«* « ut a ill** nirinlu-ral If*
Mr. Taft’s own state the long standing quarrel it jMksed as the leader of Republican |*olitics, in
Hie *. »—I i. * - oh a
iti ihe
■v W <• ,|,i * Gen«»ral < ««atom M»llir»A 15 v» ai rt •• ••.
I lour and
between the Foraker ami Taft factions is sure to Oregon und the Northwi ,-t.
paHrx fl’i 4I m I >««11 < <11 «*»!«' tn l*iiil*l-
t •*••• on Sale
Wheat Bought an«i Exchanged for
give Bryan a largely iner< ru'd vote. Thedisaf-
When we cm d<-r our primary law, including i»»w up H *l«H'*lk Mlf’l A 1« tllìufal
t lour
W» are In the f »••Id (or Busin»«» and Will
• t .1 II) III the ........... | ■ e
■ ■
‘ ■ ' - ' : Statement No. I was pla d upon our statutes by li ti ttltich W ili I*«- MU
Afxt III I m *I«
Troal You Hight
<'f li r
ibor leaders will o|M>rnte to Mr. I'aft’s di ulviin- the Republican jmrt f, \x e wond' r why it is so bit- i-fg p«"lit t»» tiiif» r -lir«* a ««
| h«’r-I*«r«*, tl v»«i aire upkvd lo
t-igeat the |x»lls.
In Wisconsin Senator l«a Fol­ erly condemn'd so soon by a iu-wM| ajM-r so un­ al si
»»•» » ha» ia»l*«*r, tb» lanl ri’ln«**, ft*r if
lette*.s teaching of reform for several yeiira. has compronizingly and part ¡study Republican as the jrt»l m «1««, > ti »n* r< hiRiiig l<» »«MtH«i un
created an independence of voters in the Repul- < )regonian.
Is the primary iaw and Statement •il fvt p»n»«‘ tbat * ili be «4 pr»»fii t»» >oi>r-
I>. M. McKMGHT
J I . ( \IW \N
ly operate to Mr. No. I akin to the Au tralian liooni' iaug rebound-
h, lo >«>»tr urig lil«»r» Mid l<< pj *l 'fil>.
I.can ranks which must ms'
ut fi »
Y» art ■ h**r ih** prvBR'ht
Here in Oregoii’wi1 ure al! familiar i ig against its originator?
Bryan*« gain.
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lo
il»*
i.rrai
*rja(
ton
hav«-
p*»i
\\ mie
Of course the Oregonian’s purpose is to prevent
vith the dissent ions among Republ cans.
¡¡ryotid, lliv I.ini» I ouuly Fair «ili alili
she progressive element <»f that party , which for the legislature from electing Governor Chamber- < w*»l will *<1lh In* pr<dlK>lli«g lh<* I n *»!
L ALAVAN A MckNKlHT, Proprietors
convenience ws may say is represented by Mr. I ¡in to the II. S. Senate next winter. It is endeav­ it lrre*li» « I thia part •»! the W lilamrttr
It is try­ V.k ley. Ihdrt-tl fht*
«*( lh»a !<»•
Cuke, is in the iicendenc I’, the radical or Fulton oring to defeat the voice ot the jMsiplo.
wing seems to be in good fighting trim anil is not ing to restore the old corrtq t political machine rule tr«hu ol th«- j rt *« itl Uy, tan build a no
Ilan lu
di>|N»a<d to concede anything to the pn»gre.ssives. in Oregon politics. I'ls-.ssuch action reflect credit tn rn it«dHrtl>lr
Uaw t«» i «•»»*,»« f it
«• ptoBjermUB well
Besides the known di '■u'ntio"s in the tab s nam­ Upon a great iu’W-spap'r and a leader of ¡»olitical
<»fg .lití«-d M d Well ri|U'|«|H^I Mifih lllnw
ed, there 1« a strung demand ah over the nation thought? One of the lending arguments the Ore­ • I il*»-* iMlioH, *»H h ». a l컫« Hvìf» Storti
for revision downward of the lardL
Because of gonian uses to break down our primary law, is that i ik I A vrleuh in il Fair A « mm i.dioii now
he fact that the present Republican congress hrs it cohtlii'ls with the Federal constitution in so far ptomi*«'* U» l*'r»‘in«*. ‘¡hen place your
o-i the ni«onl»t*rikhlp IlM.
¡ he
nade no effort at revision and the further lact tfu t as it applies to the election or .'■election of I'nittsl *
the Chicago platform «loes not offer much encour- States senator.
Of course the candidate the peo­ I »ir n**»-d« »««ut io«net ami intlu«nce
» nd p H f * « d i hr l‘«ir.
igiment to revisionists, thousands of Republicans ple select for that office is not lawfully elected un­
who believe revision a vitid necessity for the pros­ til he receives a majority vote of the legislature in
-
“Xo man '■mi «erve two mutar«" i» a
perity of the general ina-ses of |ieuple, will vote accordance with the Federal statute. Tnat fact i- •■cripliiral «aylng.
Mr
r«lt*a late
f-T Mr. Bryan ¡us the only ho|a‘of relief in ths well understood by all.
B it even the Oregonian •peech ••( «.■reptam'e iii-li* atea that be
will 11 at d 'iy th »1 th • p * > »la hiv • 11 • rig it to in­ will rii>li-av<>r t>* •eftt irSli the |*eo|4v
, »articular.
The Republican party is now ¡mying the penalty struct the members of Die legislature to vote for and 'he <*,*•-• lai internata. Hr mar
li-■ 4w itili Ihr i«--pie ami .*-rir ll*e
which all parties puy. for having a too long lease or a-gainst any mearure they nx ¡y see proper. • lecial llltrrr«'» ; but hr will nr,er
if power.
W ben a political party secnrex the us- Legislators are elect.* ! t» repres * it t ¡e p • >,»le au I hoodwink the iuterv«'* and «erre the
•endency, it does so lavutis« it advocates principles to ena-t such l:iw> ;»s the p-i.v' miy d- sire; or to iwople.
ind theories which appeal to a majority of tne | hs - elect whomsoever they rnay desire as United States
L
I \\ .
of Silverton, •r«*ma
pie.
For a “I « II tl« It ¡»'h is mid' trice holders ol senator. Tne F deral law reqjir'sl
this to have (alien a vrrv c»»itwl meatur*»
such parly are actuated by patriotic motives in its represent ¡live capacity, t»
to
do
what
they
promised
tin
y
They really try
dutv; but it is not state 1 that the j
n >t me nt of Kenator Fulton, II b letter to
the Np.w», puhitithed rl»r where point*
ri:
elect'd.
But
s<on
the
patriots
» b • <»»it j »*t h<»w litile regard f«»r |H*rM»na)
direct or desigmte w i » no*ver t
would do, when
spoilsmen.
This
works
alright
<» ir h nut and <-»•«•« true u» he will exhibit
elected to that offiAx
As a mat
are displaced by
until a rival set of s|«>ils<nen seek to secure the as­ primary law. including St it mi’nt
if he |H*rai»t in hie endeavor to puratiade
Statement No, I Inprdaton» to vhd.ile
cendency. Then trouble begins. The Republican workisi out just as the p »hticil 1» >«
their pledge* to the |>eopla
, >
party has now arrived at the "two s* ta uf spoils­ the Oregonian, desire.
Had Mr. <
rC
majority «»f the votes last Jun \ pre
men” stage
The only remedy for this stage in the life of a would have been no serious objection ra’s *4 by the
political |arty is a thorough, crushing d* feat at Oregonian or the 1» >s a ■ a. Bit f f - »m • r'u» i the
the polls.
The 1« aders of such defeated |Mlrty arc fool jnsiple concluded that they prefered G »vernor
then sure to take a good look at matters. It is Chamberlain to Mr. Cake f »r iheir senator in con­
pretty apt to settle all p »utical ddliculties in some gress and as a nwndt the fat is in the ftfSk It is
way, lop off the causes which lead to defeat, and simply outrageous for the Rep u>' enn state of Ore­
make itself worthy of the co fidence of the people1 gon to elect a D-'inocratic Unit .1 Si.it’s s »n it »r, in
Dealers In General Merchandise
M
IN ONK OR MAN Y COLORS
tne estimation of these p »¡»le. Since when h is
ugain.
Whether the Republican party will he defeated the Oregonian become .<•> great a stickler for con­ I LARGEST FACILITIES
next Novenils-r. remains vet to I m - se* n. But the stitutional law?
L'*sa than two months ago it ad­ c. IN THE WEST FOR
IH1 PRODUCTION OR
evidences of political decay are plentiful and the . vised the |Rs»ple uf Or*’gon to violate the constitut­ *;
I
HIGH grade work
NOIlcI; Ol I IN M. M l ll.l MI NI.
BEWARE OF DEFECTIVE THUS
entire country seems to I»«« rij»e for a political revo­ ion of Oregon in its advocacy of legislative appro­
H»,, *n AtMtmut of Tille vrx-wirvl
lution. The Republican party must either make n priation for the University of Oregon. Prior to
Xotice i. hereby « ven that the uniter-
• »Tit it
it litTIti «Itili
•
irfiir*!
ba<*
filed
in
the
County
Court
of
rightabout change in its |x»litical methods and | k »I- the state election it was unlaw ful t > erect any pult­
bj ibe
I. iii < i County, <>t**i*on, Ina final account
it must clear its |jc building at any place other than at the state
Icies or it is doomed to disaster,
»a a*lmilli'trnUir *4 the ratale ol A. J.
Ita», late of «ai*l rountv. 'I***'ry«e*i, anil
rinks of s|M»ilsmenof the ty
of Foraker. Cannon, -apitol.
The University buildings having been
Iliai aai4 Court ba« at>f«*ii te*l Tura*lav,
Aldrich and others, if it would retain the confi-1 erected in violation of constitutional 'aw, any ap­
the Hili liar of S. pirn tier, I‘.HIH. al the
Aîflef
ORE JI
UK
K. . PORTLAND
3 'M-LI
In *ir ol nine o'clock in the morning, a»
Of th* rm! property you lntrn«l to purvtit«*
dence of the p'-onle.
President Ro<><evelt has en­ propriation of public money to support the Univer­
the Ilin*- for the hearing of objection« to nr Bcwpt a « «Acwiily for m»»n*y kaiiieil, oer
deavored to bring al»out reforms which th«* p-ople sity was equally as unlawful.
However that
1101’1*1' KFRs WXMH» for lie •ai*i final account »mi Ibe evtlleiiient matron* r««cmlvhtg the IrneAl of our •iperi
«*n«w KBtaMwhe4 In IWH.
were demanding: but congn »men of the type fact made no difference to the Oregonian and II ■ Ime. »nr.l llw t*e»i rant in Oregon, thereof.
I.
W.
PoMRWilY,
wve mentioned class, block* d his etforts at every (other newspaiM'rs of Oregon. Well, it is no longer lire** week« work, rvellent camp
Aiimiiiialrator.
Z. M. RLDD. Manager.
llewitt A S*i
turn.
The pi-ople would have re-elected Mr. 'illegal to appropriate money for the University; ¿r ■m*l, w<* .l, water, etc. Store, tn al
nurkvt atei rr*l»iir»»l. free plioiie,
< »ffice corner Third and HnwtaJMn Mt».
Attori eva for Ailminietrator
Roosevelt, if he would have ¡H-rmilted them to do j nor is it unlaw ful for the people to instruct their • lailv n ail an-l all tui.lern coil renimi »-«.
ALBANY.OBKUOM
v. They had faith to believe, through his indom- I leeislatnrs for whom to vote for United States It* gintar now.
X**l»ri»l
work uf i_.
■ny ■Im-riptiou
itable will power, he would bring about reforms in ¡umator.
T. A. L ivni . kt A tv, Salent. Id owe ni ibr N aw g Ornes.
bu c ibtfor TUtufUMNrt*
*
1
Summer
Summer
Summer
Summer
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ihv mi p*»»x »*mr ni * «d thè lutine adì U-
«»I a mot«* |»«'tinativ l rharacter
Ho
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w h »
e* ntrmpUte U*r«>ri»’t»g
memiier« »»I ih«* Aa»*MdM.iou h<“t*d lirw
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H. 0. T DISSENTION A BKYAN ASSET.
■>
CLOSES
EM Aug Ml
Millilia Conipanji
SCIO ROLLER
Scio Livery and Feed Stables
Hacks connect icith ali trains both at
West Scio and Mtinkers.
Our rifls arc first-class und our horses
pood driccns. Prices reasonable.
CLEARINC UP SALE
£
p,
&
PERFECT
PRINTING
LATES
All Slimmer Dress
Goods going at 20
per cent, below regu­
lar price.
Sale to
continue fifteen days
only.
HIBLER &. GILL COMPANY
Linn County Abstract Co.