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which they have enjoyed ho long and regard a I m -
it.g vested. We will, probably, have biaine-s
stagnation for a m | m <II. Until the new condition*
are Mtablished, in which every citizen i w,u
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equal with every other citizen before the law ami
Wüoesa't fniliftf m Hew Tori
in the legislative balls, we may ex|a-ct a son ew’iat
Political !tj Independent.
chaotic buMincas condition. Mun who na.e a cum­
2UT K!» CURIES HIS CO STATE
ulated millions through enjoying mim - ciu I fav.ii» by
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law , ar-* apt to simply close up their b is ne«« con­ 4 nhm I abor V«»ie Ha» Generally Sup­
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cerns for a s | m *II, juMt P> punish the people. I ic>
ported I all and Sherman.
know they can »land nil“ mill», b it limy tnink t i -
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people cannot.
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drive the people into re»t-iring t<ie old < •» ,d > ■»
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Il is only through sUncal action I: alt>e p. ■>
k »(»- • A» '» r«i Iftotol» <*li l»»th •»•Ito»*, h»|f
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1 we have lieen wrong in our financial .
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front, feeling that if the c .re is severe, we w .¡I L k * • l'£t¡ «V»
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the better for it ever afterwards.
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II iving again located in Scio
1 am now prepared to «lo
watch and clock repairing
on short notice. Work done
proinotlv and satisfaction
gau ran teed.
A. W. HAGEY
Our farmer« should, this fall, prej .r
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HATEVER THE RESULT of the-lection, ground upon w hich to raiie nr z • v / t . -«■ » P>
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rtl ch o' -urs tins week, th«* fight tn re­ next year's fair. I’ is a regrelablc f -.-t tn.*t <. ,r • I• • v • Iah'* Bri an <W.
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store the government to th«* peopl • tode- vegetable and fruit exhibit al <> ir late fa r. w .,» h
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s’r*-. th- partnership between th«* Go.ernment much short of what it ought to nave o-««n Ii ar e i r le» Í aft .■*’ B» V Ah < 4.1. h • »«•
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an«.! Wall str«*et is vet to be mndo. Should Mr. for this fact may not be atla na - <• to i ,o • W<
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'aft *»• w c«*« ssful, the Lattl«* w ill I m * postponed for know that the season baa lieen back a ar I a ! ve/<-
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f nir years and, it IM reasonable to si ppose, will lie tables and fr iita. in many in«Unc ,-i. a -
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W h .l Mr. Bry un ■>») *
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the mor»* difficult to win. Should .Mr Bryan I m * ticiently m tured at the time of t •lair. f«>r • x *dl
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the winner, then th«« ba th' will be on soon ufter hibit purposes. But in ordinari! > fa • <
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T <>y may lie d« f«*ate<l. time alter time, but they tember 1. as one can de «.re to 4ee. So. farmers,
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prise winners.
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I' irmg tin* civil war, when tiie nation was called courage your l»oy or girl to grow >m l ung or pre- 4<l I g»’
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I • i m .■ of old and silver money was foui.d to will be proud, for the next year's fair. Tii“ fair I a -'i.t» I aft i . Rriat 41 I. to
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m<*! ilic monev was insufficient for th«* require-- next year, a little extra care this wmt r. kwul h • »•• J 3M , 1 V
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n«‘ss • i th«» p *ople and a r«*sort to the issuance of
s!»i i-p!aster currency, by private and state bank ,
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The political campaign j tsl *!o- d whs to be a I a I aft ■ ■ . I. van *C , he vaa
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\ n : a l« in «>nler to supply the shortage. This clean, highly moral political cont“-t.
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uk-der curr ency proved to I m » most mischiev- say this was the plan in the beginning.
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II kl i banking had fl«M» l«»d the country it degenerated into about tin* w u st mud ttlmgmg
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of money and the conduct of busi- contest we have had. Either .» number >*f o r 4M. 61
i ■ • • a n«' t 1 ■ -ard, as a cotjs«»i|uence. Every public men are morally bad arid sno Id i> - r-*l> _ t- j M • -i» I aft 4 I-* v an 4*4 a •
I hi i's man d -avon-d to protect huns-df by the «•d to the shades of jbliviun, or tm-y .«< •• t e • st «*>,
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c.kll«»d a "Bank Bill Detector,’’ al»us«*d men ever. No doubt ther • say-f-1 of -ton Al . I toft
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which »av“ a list of solvent and insolvent banks, truth wrapped up in the chunks of muck timiwn
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of issue. Every bank bill was scrutinized most but. proltably, much of it result' from a
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clo- ly I" ‘‘ >re it pa * d in exchange. Counterfeit of the truth. There ought to he a - :rit “I fair-
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We have just received a large line of
ami other - was large, because of these bad bills, mutters. If a public man’s name is mentioned in
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c mnterfeit ami of lianks which had failed.
an unsavory manner, the public i entitle«! to the to-* et Ii »«• Taft 53, Krvan 5’ I to
So when th«» government was forced to resort to entire truth alsiut it. Tell th« entire tr th and v « a JM ; 75
Mens Golf (’oats,
t ’ • issuance <»f currency, it was detennim d by then the public can pine«* its own cot tr ie1. *n «in
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to evolve a mor«» stable currency than what was the motive. The president :.»l c.i j lat. s
I» iii.au- I all 3.’. Bryan 2t>, líate«
k‘<‘\t rsibh‘ Leather and Corduroy
! t i a <1 bv pr.vate <»r state banks. The green- and campaign managers arc all, probably,I’», jod
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t<> I»«* tms more stable currency. Con- men, as the world goes; yet the m«»st of them have
Coats
tangent—Taft 71, BreaaAS.ha )«•»
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- i I it exinslient to have t ie gixsl will of been smirdhed, mor«* or less, bv campaign mud .«3 51
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rs whom we denominate "Wall street. ’ Nor has President Roosevelt la*en alwve mix ng in
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: i ni . advi “<l with them. Wall street the saturnalia of blackening of character.
Corduroy and Wool Pants
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t in the fl >atali«>n of th«» greet Imcki.
Mens’ (»Inc I'lanncl Shirts
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arritni Ly »nnrihi,^ tea
i (ouirress would place this sentence upon the
Oregon has had an extraordinarily long politic»
iwaturtle.
I'ancv Wool Shirts in all colors
gr. • ■a-k«, "Good for all debts, public and pii-
THK HTATE
campaign, this year. Commencing at the begin
v.i *. « xcept d Hies on imjmrt.s and interest on t e
Semi dross Elanncl Shirts
ning ot the year, with the announcements of state I ■'4 laker Elba e«tiinalwd plurality i«
I ; c debt. ” l’o this, congress finally agnxsl and,
and county candidates; followed by the primary
Hantol.— liit-ouq let«*. Tait Mil > r ».. ri
Buckskin Flannel Shirts
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campaign; then th«» camjtaign proc dmg the stat« 5-.;
t. with Wall street as »he senior member ami
Wool Sox
election; followed almost immvdialely by tie ma g
< ia. katuaa—-«nq let«*,
Tall
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mas er in the |iartnership.
U rat ion of the rational can istigii. In s kept tin Hr»a ISU6
Wool I nderwoar
i in j t t lership has existed from that day to
|Mople in a isilitical turmoil during neitrh all of the I ii. | t amplat«, Taft 1464; Ilry at
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tu Wall str t enjoying th«» better end of
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year. Nor are we quite through with it yet, a- G'lna l>ia—<'.,ii pl te, Taft 1| m <;
t • I.,i -.1111, Evidences in many instances. lH»ar
and (’.aps.
the election of United Slates senator is yet to I«-. lit» au 435
i . i • i it i of t ns ass -rtio-j. Tae especial fav-
Hereafter. however, our political campaigns w ill « • luvuti'plele. lafl 1773, Bry an
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!i« h national banks enjoy; the issueof lionds;
be much shorter. The changing of <>ur suite and 75«.
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county election to the date of the national electiot
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i hanks in the time of financial crims, all
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will limit the political turmoil to a |H?riod of nut Curry Ine mp ata. Taft 4«> Hrya 1*
t.ie evid«*nc< .s of the existance of the partnership. more than three months.
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This partner-hip t ie people are determined to
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<1 solve. I i «*) are <b termimsl that congress shall
Now that the election is over, the people will! < oliiain—Complete, lafl 3«>l ; Bryan
«■• a-- I«gi .ating i i favor of Wall street and other
have time to attend to their ordinary atiairs. Ii.' ÄI
pr latorv interests ami. in tne end will win out.
«•rant—Incomplete. Taft 337 ; 1 tyan
Scio a number of im|s>rtant matters are on hand U
It should not I m * thought that th»» |M»ople de.iire leg­ lie taken care of. The milk condens.-rv, the fair, I Mt
islation awainst Wall street, except in rase of the inauguration of a high school, the building of Il.rnr)—T«fl ?.‘l; Bryan
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wrong. But they do insist that sfiecial legis ition,
a saw mill, are all enterprises that are matteis of| It ««I River—Cumpl* ts, Taft 7«;
t > further the interests of Wall street, shall cense. consideration, to I m * taken up this winter,
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By a ' llrs Ja, an kann
( !y tn«» use of th«» t«*r - ii "Wall street," wj mein united pull Scio can I m * pushed ahead,
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Taft
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I «et us all Bryan 144 •
nil predatory interests and the beneficiaries of work to the one
purpose of developing of our J'i-V|>liiut-— Inc .uqilrti*, Tift ►74.
special legislation. >
town a* d locality. If we wait for outside capital iiiyan mjo
This is th«» battle the people have yet to win.
and enterprise, we may wait for years and maybe K «ninth — Inemiplntn, Tall H3J.
A - .Mr. Lift seems acceptable to Wall street and
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forever.
an th«* interests it represents, ws have the r g it
Lak« — t'<unpl.*tr, Tati ASA; Bn in 23U
IJilir-li,«i>nq late, Tall .V. .* Bryah
t cot cl. dr t :it his election simply |x»ti»on«*s tiie
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l i t for four years.
.Mr. Bryan’s inauguration
Lincoln—Iiici>iiipl«*ta, Taft 4W. Bryan
paign managers arc grossly incompetent or they
v. il prol ai’lv [ ncipitate a tight at once.
were dishonest. Then1 was and can la» no excuse .'M
V. —i.' v«-r tne jMs»ple secure jxiwer to rejM»al I cjj - for deceiving Mr. Bryan and the peoole in such
Uns—('.>ni|>!«*ta, Taft 2J2,
Bryan
i iG n w . ch furnishes the life bloixi to Wai a wholesale manner. Mr. Bryan does not need the ISI7
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s ■ t and favord claas«*s. we may expect just a« presidency. IBs standing before tie people 1»
I <1 and . tn igent business conditions, as t les ■ such that a four year's term in the While I louse Bryaa K«
M»oii —Incutnplete, Taft 3HJ1I, Bryan
je.ule can l*ring about, B it this we should et- would add no honor to his name. Bat the country
needs him.
It needs men at the head of the gov­ Br.an 3L'm
pert an«i welcome gladl.v: for it is reason»!» e (o ernment with just such high and lofty idea's of .Mi rruw—tiKsimi lat«*, Taft ri n : Bryan
uuppose H at ths interests will defend rights, government as Mr. Bryan |>v.»<ss»s.
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