I
•V
<i!ic ^antiam Ileus.
«
Politically Independent.
who has % snug check coming in for his milk every I
month, ever bw without cash.
His (tank account
will grow in volume year by year, until, as age
•omes on. he can retire at his east«. Having pur­
sued a profitable busiriess to which he has given
tn inteltigent attention, he justly merits a com-
fort able opulence in the evening of his life.
Male 1r««»ur»r M««l attempted lu
buleter up a rutien bank eilli the »tat«'«
iniiiiev
Had It im H been lor G -yeruo-
< hamlM-rlain, wlto i« «ter al«rt 11» the
Inopie'« inlema, the «ta e «.Mild liare
SAY!
hot a part, if not all of th« fu »da «liirb
Hire! had piami in the i-iMM-em. " hai
i»irue
Rvpnhii in n eth.-l« in lite
About your SUIT
«■ hi , la -ruu ut R. pubhraii u>a»•<«■>-ent
in
I EST WE FORGET.
u«arly eeery «tate
in the Primi
and OVERCOAT
I'r-.lMtlv not ■■ raw ■■ Steel*« endeai
ut, tail the eaplmialiun ut public ffi «
iHiblw- privi I«« , etc , Im prUat* «aiu
f hie, ae a nil», ia not ouiy true >d K«
lection day is íes» than three weeks
E
—=roR=
this FALL.
distant and there are several ¡mints in the i'Ublirau« I mii <d l*»u««r»U la riti««
■ nd «latae ■!>. rv<a they lie«« ha-l •
REMEMBER
position of the two great parties. which )««•« <>f poarr b»> lone Tl>e <ial* aa!«
/oter* should impress u|»on their minds when they ty to 1 he
pi« I« an uri aeioua rhane-
Ml'llst KII'IION HA I bx:
id pulltna! pi «»r
l*«i.ti«« Iraaia auul.'
go into the election booth.
ticier have kuoau v( half the political
li
On» ■ *««r In «dvanee
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latst
June,
by
a
majority
of
over
40.000,
the
i n«
• »nr *• r, at «ml ul »ear
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ii.riuptrnn tliat «n»leil In that «lat* ,
..I ** electorate of Oregon pronounced in favor of the limi m-l a tb-iiMirralic »tat« <r«aaur«r
One v««r, at «tul of '! rear» ................................. ...
n. lirect election by the ¡>eop|c of United States sona-
On, i . r al «ml of 3 yrare ...................
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Iwen «I.(tel
If wa» tu hi« ami I I«
ff
Sil irwith« in advene«
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That is to say thev gavi* that majority for a party'« Interact, to nnc>i«vr the corrupt­
S. tor.
Three nionthe In «diene« .........................................
0
fim/le ■ <py in <erap|«r ..............................................
<aw which requires the legislator-- to elect the p«-o- ion The t»»>k« aere opened to th»
ple’s choice to that offic-. irresp»--tivv of ¡»»litical public and the rreuit la-came knus i>
A IIVKICITMIXO KA I »-X
Had a Rrputdlrau irmaurer l*eri «lei t
prefermenL Oregon legislatures have memorial­
carry guaranteed ( LOTH-
•■d party f««ltv a.mid hate ceu«ml hu»
Card nf thank* .............................. ...................................................... S' ized
congress, time and again, to submit an tu keep ih» fraud« cohered up. Hut the
ING made by L BLACK
ir
Hp •••!•»' obituary noli.-««, f«-r line...............................................
amendment
to
the
Federal
consiitulion,
which
COMPANY,
of Rochester,
I
e-.pl«
««iiied
a
clian«e
They
f><
it
! (>«iidi-l • rddi i.|f c<iriiiii«iite, i«r line ..................................... 03
os would take the election of I'. S. senatont entirely at il with it can»« the eap-«« <>( tli» od­
I
il «dvi-rtielny. |i«r lin« p«r leeiM ............................... ....
N. Y.; also Kup|ienheimer’s
t> t>l*v ed>, i changue |*r
month, one mluuiu wul«
off the hands of the legislatures and place it in ia »at me«« ewer uticv«er«d In lii» Na­
of Chicago.
In these lines
■ —r l i.-Il
.......................................................... •'
Fr duu-ional ««rd«, l'y inclusi, !>«r monili ..
....IO1 those of the people.
So. it may l>e assumed as a tion. Yr«, a cliau«« often do.« j-«-l
will be found a wide range
■ nd rarely <V*e harm, unita luruiuy
i.tirf time «mitra, t« tor a<tv«rtl«iue made nn application.
fact that the ¡»eople of Oreg m are overwheltnn- tl>e ra«ial«i>ut. be called harm.
of high-grade Fabrics and
ingly in favor of making that change.
and colorings to chose from
I
What is the position of the Democratic and Re-
and expressly made to re­
The crup o! *'l>a« been" «•natura «ili
I) I IR YING' THE COMING INDUS 7 R Y.
nublican ¡»arties as d'-clar.il in their National plat­
sist wear and tear, without
1« ipiit« larg* after March 4 urit.
Il
form on this question? L d us see:
neglecting the important
ai» li ueii aa Senatore Elkma. Aldini,
When the r> ''i>‘
'•"fi/ 1 < • projifisition and t>uni«rou« oliar •»n«l .-«, whudevli.
he dairy IS DESTINED to become, in a
essentials of fit and style;
few years, the chief industry of the Wiliam was submitted t > the Republican convention, it it il.«ir iliitv lo «er*« Ut» “iulereet«'
in price only is our line of
ette Valley fanner. The dairy and its at was overwhelmningly defeated; the vol»- being ratlwr tliati ili« pappié, conili b» addeil
clothing
the same as the
tu thè • ri wd, tlir »r «f ■■! thè pampl
and fruit orchards, w ill soon an- 11 1 for to KM against the adoption of the resolu­ wwld noi lw uucuuaolatile.
t • ding feature»»
inferior lines.
When the same resolution was proposed to
¡M-n-iul« in lands through the valley which are now tion.
the Democratic Natio 'al convention, at Denver, it
and have been devoted to the growing of grain.
new h*«rd «»I m I xma I «litwinr« ar«
There are several reasons why one is forced to was adopt«*d unanimously. W ich of these ¡»arty •HiltH pf tWIlitf, ph»4rri»hv
-•
this conclusion and the chief of which is: l»and will declarations are the p *ople of Oregon in harmony Ali Iwlie^r that tir brat la »«Mirti«»
in «a h«M»l w«»rb tur Htiu ami, »«
soon I m - coitw - too valuable to be given to the grow­ with?
INdthtbLg »!••!• tf il» aCÌHM»l
Senator LaFollette can um I a n solution authoriz­ I»IM¿
ing of it crop of so small value. The demand for
homes in our beautiful healthful valley, will soon ing the ascertaining the value or railroads, to be uialUn iruiu till* tin»« betierfurUi.
pKlt«ll>r MT,
J. J lUrnee, W. F. Gill,
It was
b« come so insistent, that our now large farms will propose«! to the Rep iblican convention.
Nil a«T*ST,
J. A. Hilyeu, J. R. Harnee,
I«- divided into smaller ones and. aa a consequence defeated by a v t- of '.*17 to <13. and yet President
F< r a w>-n4«r, tb« <>r«gonian ia •iviii,
C. A. " aruet.
a crop which will produce a return, many times Roosevelt proposed the same pro|M>sition in a Mlaletueul N ,. la ra«l
«a tua» lunk
largi-r than grain in value, will of necessity be message to co igreat,
Wai the President tur a rrlurn >■! ili« inalali», la a «iruleii
s ibatituUnl The dairy and fruit and nut growing right? If so hi« party is wrong, The Democrats forni aitar Notemlaer 3
f irniahes this more valuable crop.
Only certain in their platform agree « ith the President on this
localities in the valley, are thought to l»e particu­ point President Ibxtsevrlf has advocat«*d a grad­ L. H. MONTANYE
Ml ’« M EMX«
TO
larly adapted to fruit and nut growing; but every uated income tax as a means to prevent swolen
Attorney-at-Latr
fortunes;
als
>
an
inheritance
tax
for
the
same
pur
­
foot of valley land, whether it lie foothill or valley
Notary 1'ubltc ami Solicitor
On both of these subjects, the Republican
land t>ro|M-r. can I m - profitably devoted to dairying pose.
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
of 1‘alrnte and Penatone.
Nor is there any danger that this industry will platfrom IS silent. If the President is right in his
(Iffli-e, 212 Weal Ziel. St., Albany, Or«.
I m - overdone.
True, the old obsolete method of position ot these m -asures, h-- s lo.dd have be« t
butter making, which is associated with the endorsed by his ¡»arty. Tne D-m K-ratic platform
Tne R‘pub­ A. o. PRILL, M. I).
m inories of our mothers, will no* again obtain; declares in favor of lioth nn-a * ires.
for such is ls»th laliorioua and profitless. But the lican platform favors the establishment nf postal
m slern scientifically ami sanitarily conducte<| savings banks. The Democratic platform declares Phqsiciun»^ Surgeon
creamery and milk condensery, which give the fora law guaranteeing banle d-p >sits; but if a sat­
Telrpbuile, Lkcliaiign No ¡I
maximum of profit at the minuimun of cost is here isfactory iaw cannot I m - agreed ujr»n for this pur­ H’lO
b
:
:
;
OREGON
ri
pose. then it demands the establishment of the
and here to stay.
An the modem up-to-<late creamery, with its im­ (mstal savings bank system.
proved cream sejiarator, replaces the old homt*
On the subject of tariff, the Republicans dts-lare W eatherford & wnnty
r
m ide butter of our mothers, ho will the conden- for “revision.” Just what is meant by this word
Attorneys-üt-Laiü
h rv soon replace the creamery; for the reason "revision,” Candidate Taft has given a defidition.
that each cow will produce a greater profit in the Mr. Taft say s the tariff should t»v raised on some
office in Riunii» ry Biiak
f >rm of condensed milk, tliau in the form of products, while it should I m - lowered upon others. ALBANY
:
;
Uaeuo»
Evidently his idea is to juggle the schedules, add­
butter.
A modern creamery plant does not require the ing here and subtracting there, without harming
w a |.|»u
investment of anv very great amount of capital; the tariff barens, or giving the people any materi-
Caaliier
unless it lie a plant of the magnitude of the Hazel- al relief, The Democrats demand that trust made
wood, of Portland. But when the condensery is goods shall tie placed on the free list and a general The Scio State Bank
undertaken, even a moderate sized plant repre- reduction of the schedules to a revenue basis,
s -nta the expenditure of a good sized fortune; that
On the subject of campaign contributions, the
ORKOON
HCIO
is to say if a country editor estimates the fortune. Dem-cniLs declare for publicity BEFORE tne
But tne profit is correspondingly larger; both to election, while the Republicans declare for publi-
lx«-« « f«o--ra! Pankina ai«l »irhan,
bn«l»«««
1.
maile at <-nrr«ni r .Ir»
dairyman ami the owner or owners of the con- city AFTER the election,
amt dralta iaeunl >>u principal ritira.
These nrc the ¡«»sitions of the two ¡tatties upon
d-nsery.
Investigation shows that, as a rule,
milk for condensing purposes, commands a ¡»rice the lending questions at issue. Which of them is
NELLO! VETCH SLEU.
one-third higher than it <I< m ‘ s when sold to the the nearest in harmony with public political
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creamery. As a consequence, wherever there is a thought in Oregon? Voter which of theih agrees
I hare 4tX) buahel« of vetch ■««>!. war-
[
ranted to be Irer from all foul eeedr
condensery, the creamery must either use milk or more nearly with your political ideas?
«itch
ae pink «nd other olmo limi« »1-«.I-
Now one of these declarations of principles will
cream not desired by the condensery, or pay the
Mt «--«d ha« l«en rerl«an«d with fa»
dairyman a higher price for his cream, than he become the |M>liciea of the government within the null ami I have both ine tniiel (one
Which do you prefer? Let us fourth oet« and three-fmirtti vetch' ami
w >uld ¡»ay if there was no condensery.
It is. next tour years.
therefore, to the interest of every dairyman to lie honest! Let us banish all political prejudice ■traigli» clean vetch
Pricue:
Mu«,1
«l ift per badici. | ura vetch |I.MU )«
encourage the coming of the condensery. He will and vote for the true interests of the people!
O.al.r* in Q«««r«l Marchan«!*«
bu b«l or 3 cent« per pt uml.
thus be assured, at all seasons of the year of get­
Hliimld you waul eeed. call early, a.
ting a gotxl price for his milk. Being assured of a
H. W. tiaiMae.
The people now have an opportunity to strike a it will euua go.
g -nd price for niilk, it behooves the dairyman to blow for the direct election bv the ¡»eople of
of rtanuam Farm
h»ok well to his herti of cows. He should know, United States senator
Will they do it? They
t > an ounce how much butter fat each i cow pr»>- can strike a telling blow at “atandpatiam,”
0*0
Ilnkorv Hark Cough R«ui«!y, mad.
d ices and keep a record of the name, Unless he
by the Hickory Bark R«ui«dy Co., o'
monopoly, bona rule anti governmental extrava­
Salem, Ore., guaranl««d tu lie pur«
keeps thia record, he has no means of tellingj gance.
Will they do it? Tney can declare them­
it<ia-aut.-ed
to cur« your cold or mene«
which
the
cow
is
the
money
maker
and
w hich
selves for a law requiring banks to put up a cash refunded. Guaranteed to niakea frl«i>.
loser, The dairyman who keeps but few co« 8,
guarantee for their depositors; thus doing away of you. For eale by F. C- P««ry, Hcu ,
who has but a few acres of land, will be forced to with financial panics, runs on banks and loss of Or«., and firet-claea dueler« everywhur.
keep none but gixxl ones. The cow that will not the peoples savings. Will they do it?
av rage from 25 to :tti pounds of four per cent,
I <|U*Ml«IK>n Noth«
t
milk daily, the year through, will l>e found to I m -
Enriches the blood and tones up the
Senntor
Fulton,
when
he
comes
to
Linn
county
unprofitable.
And the ¡»ainstaking observant
Tha County Baril of F>|iialitati<>i
on
a
spellbinding
tour,
will
do
Taft's
interests
dairyman, will soon learn how to fe«*d and what to
system.
Nothing better for Boils and
will meri at the office of the Count*
more harm than good. Linn county is (Governor Clerk. Monday, tkrtuhwr IS, IstK, at»-'
f«-ed his cows, in order to get the best results.
'imples.
Two of our citizens. Messrs R. W. Gill and W. Chrmberlain's first Oregon home and he has here remain in »e«»M>n ail dare (or the par
M. Phillips are just commencing dairying.
They some warm ¡s-rsonal friends w ho an» Republicans p..w> <>( puhlirlv «laminine the a«»«>-
ment roll and to rtrrarl all e.nrrin
Sold by and Guaranteed by
are both starting aright; for they are stocking Senator Fulton’s principle object, of course, in his valuation, dearrlptiou or qualilie« of
political
activity
is
the
defeat
of
the
Governor
and
I eir herds with high grade cows only. As both
land, .lota or other preperty, and all
of tliCM gentlemen are sure to give close intelli 1 the election of himself, by the legislature, next I* ran ne iiitareeteil are herebe aotiS,-d
to appear at th. appoint«! time and
gent attention to their herds, both in feeding anti January.
SCIO, OREGON
place, and if il «hall appear to ••><!
care, they are sure to be numbered with our suc­
K«rd that any land. Iola or other prop­
cessful dairymen.
Now it is shown that vice President Nominee, erty be • •»«••«.! I «lee or «»»»»■», I In the
With a good market for milk, good cows, good Sherman is a monopolist and president of an ice name of anv peraon or parano» not the
s -¡table feed and good and regular care, the dairy I trust in his town. He (»ought out his competitor <>an«r thereof, or aa*ra«e<l under 01 IV. F. JONES
G. C. BRYANT
is just as sure as any businera ¡»ossibly can be ' and at once raistsl the price of ice. The smaller tie i oixl Ita value, or any laniG, loteo,
VETERINARIAN
Failure ia impossible under these cotditions What the purchase the higher the price per pound, other proper»* not aeaeaaed thev will
make the pro»»» cvrrectH.ii
Attorneu-at-Laiü
one man can do. all can do; if the same methods 1 w hich made matters oppressive to the poor, wlio
Offiie Alliant Stable«. IL th Phon««. .34
P H MeK vtiiNT.
and care are used. Nor will the frugal dairyman coulti buy but a fe" pounds al a time.
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Such as Dress goods,
wear, Hats, Blankets,
Umbrellas, etc.
Call
and inspect our stock»
HIBLER &, GILL COMPANY
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E« C. PEERY, Druggist
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ALBANY, GRLiiUN
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AllanV. Ore.