The Santiam news., November 05, 1909, Image 2

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folk wing ctliea. Mu >cie, 1-aytayrtte
Ui iwnj thit they w«rr uue«l a-i
STUL Iivl.M
Indiana, Buffalo, Elmira, Jvhnalow
t >4», only, with which tu place
Schenectady, Bnghampton and Rom*
dngcrupuloiMi and oitim«*a di»-
HF. OREG >NIAN pr-»p«»und» <he N Y. Republican candidate, hav. w* n
honeftt politician* in power, from
query. ,,lf a <an lul,l«* rvcelve. out in Fort Wayne Ind. Watertown
P olitically I ndependí nt
which d'Biodgrnent waa most My Is or 3U per cent uf the vote uf hw N. Y., Roch. ater N. Y. and Tr y N. Y..
Ilin a adde I f<>ur n-ore count m 'o
d ffi'tilf. T e independe* t voter, partv for the nomination, an-l t «»- -bv
ln,*,t» that he i, •>** elioice of I • party. the •'dry** column, 40 out of 102 count-
Kntorod at thr poetotffce at Scio,
a new politic I factor, soon be­
■ b ’" If he revelve, a »' • r vot than nr«, now bar tn«- sate of liquor.
Oregon. aa second Haas mall mat Ur.
came numerous. Cai.didates for ei. . r >«f t,i» corn|ietil », )>e certain y
office, who were too closely allied cunw*« nearer rsprvaenUng h;, party
Mat tir Notes
PUB. ISHEb LVERY )R!DA' BY
¡with corrupt political machines, than either of h • competitor,, who re­
Actual work on the cuoatruct'on of
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l»egari to go down to defeat un- ceived a !<*•• number of vote«.
the
Lake Waahmg on »hip canal ha,
But were the candidat* • nonrnated in
limón am » l-»or»i»r*'»
ti', at the present time, a candi-
the old eunventlun day» alwaya tlw cho­ been »larted. Thia pro ect, which ba,
i dal«* rnu.*t be r»*asona'»le decent ice of their party? The New, can cite a been agitated fur many years, will give
in order to be elected. Now, nu *ib«r of instar ■ • » in the politic, of Seattle a freer« water harbor, aou^tiu:.,
HVIIH< Hll-IK'N MA'» MXl
By
many of the reforrns advocated Lunn county in the old ’onventron «lay», novel fur ao u«p^riant aeai«r
materially
enlarging
the
abipptr
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On« year in advancr
by the Peoples party are laws of w ten prospective candidate, for office
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O m year, ut »nd ut y«««r
rn ide up »lat«-, uf «leli^ate», Mrnt them fucilit««» uf the Northwest, this umtel-
Or«gon leads all other
. 1 U the land.
One year, al « tul uf L year«
out to the vanou, t*r* emi t» of the coun­ taair-g i, an unpur lam aid to cucnn.erce.
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«• itutes in the reform movement
O'w y «ar, at end of 3 year»
ty and generally had them elected, eith lite aocceM uf which no-ana much to
Bl» «bufiti.» tn ad vane» .. ...
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jOir Initiative ano Referend m er in whole er in part Ateo. b*’ r the ¡ the wr..-.. »late Tlie f«-«teral govern
Tl«t»e iiMntiw iti a«1» at.« «.,,,,.
U6 arid Direct Primary laws, a e aaaembling uf the «-onvent or. the • hair m nt will »iuue in the ex penar ut coi ■
Bttigte cupy in wrapper
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Ipaterna from which overstates ineti, tempurury and tertnanent. and •trucUutL Suitable c reireitne, attetw.
Mrcretar««» wee» »luted, a. Well If there rd tf<« turning uf U«e hist enovelfull uf
copy. A, m Oregon, the voters
H h.c
were rival or >vnl«,tn>g dekgatiu » earth, by former Governor J
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HAIM
of ull the stales and of all parties fr«Mn a precinct, a rr« «'•» nttai, c rnmitlee i Graw, at the portage near the »out:,
are now thinking for t.«em*elv s. «ppoiritrd by th« ».aUni chairman, deci 'entrance to the Alaaaa Yukon Pacifi«
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Cart! uf thanks................ ..
They
can no longer be led up to i led the control arul the «te e^at*.» favor Exposition grounds.
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S;«<*i,l obituary rvotir»*,, p«-r Un«*
1 he Railway Comm is, km, in *h«
u.
E»trn«te<l Wfvknnif co i turnt», per Im«*
the |>olls and voted aa dumb , able to tlie interval* of the ; a Uvular
lliaulay a>i,. to br ,hai«gr<l w«-«klv
aipirent were »r,te«l. Wi en the « om - ; vari-us state* uf the N .rlhwct ar«
driven cattle.
It d«»Ur<l, 1X1« column Wl«te r,« h
(Litt Saniiain jins
An ev.M r inspired on the »outh
ôte laat M nday ever Ing, of which the
witne*MW »' li >• lit ue to laugh.
At t » f*.rd juat one : h-ck ea>t of th«
b
e, rt- ny pnqil » 'ter t vrir h«»r«.-«
ant of' • numi-r wr three *•!'<•
in; to Mr Sirnnvu • who. on Monday
evening lurried llw-m l><*»** to g*> from
hu barn, a block .way, to water.
Wh le they were drinking, one of Bui
lire ner's mul* ■ > am out of the ba n
H • mat« not folk wing. he let off o e
of the un* artnly l*rai., whir*-, can come
only from the I ing, of a mute or hi.
paternal arie)«.tor. Tie .r. .kin ho«»«»
ti»d, probably, never heard »u* .. a-« out
ragni..» no«»«- before aid t»adG frlgh'eu-
ed, proceeded to make therimlv«»
scarce about there
The mul** followed
and. the getaway would have tarn con­
tinued. had not them ib- b«*rti caught
and r« tur*wd to hi» »tail. No damage
rautted, -save th* io»» of a bn.lie III ti*e
ci«ek.
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The Albin;
Wesely & Cain
D«v Gondr, Cloth«
ing, Shoes, Hats,
Indies and G< rts
Furnishing» . .
Bn Yf*n«
EXPERIENCE
T radz M ar **
Dzaton*
Cow rich r a Ac
Anr<««
a a a
as»4
xawpiy
v««r
fr*»< *l.»tbr «a
„«•».ik « »• »e 2eHr JT'tâMkàV.
Apple Fair
Last Fridav. Albany ckaod her third
•oi fr«*. > >-•
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)*«t*«»i4 ia B wg ’-I."
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rece«*a
nual ap|-.c fair. That it wa» ,..c-
^ uxaUi« • •hv.kil cbarrs iD IB«
safuig*". without aaying, for pe«>|>l.
re begint.mg to appreciate th«- value
» .larole *««*» 'P**««rw»-1 >•»• t
U-»« »
f an exhibit of th» nature.
They
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O» t. V--lb>A nee .«»<««
•avr c mrnenc«**! to take care of their
chard, in t.*ie prof** r n,annrr ami they
’-wgaet,
* » •«- WaAfHMtua t>
re justly proud of the rveult.
live
c untie, L.e»i «■ Ijnn were n-pre anted. I
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■ c tn grow apph*». but pone ao tw-rt« « tly
waa e.iderced t v th* fact that no o ic and profitably ax th«* bench lami» slung
out an Bp <• expert, c> u d ,<*e shv o r valley».
Mt ua hop«* that the apple fair at
differenc«- .n tne exhibit,.
far a, the
q i.dty and »ize of the apple wa« con- Albany will grow in importance until
c med
lherv wa, a ultference in the r . cry county in VS « *t. rn < »r • . ■
nanner of packing an I, | n rf*tpaliy, be- be enrolled at exhibitor., not excluding
aua- of ,u|« iior pacni ig, gave to H«od River or Jackson cuuntiea.
,.ane county the grand prize.
If Hood ot Rogue rivei, can produce LX) YOU WANT
any fitter ai>pl* ». from anv point of view
To ,av«* one half vour oil bill? Th**n
than were »hown by thru« exhibit,,
buy an In lex lncandercent Ker<>,< ne
nay will have to go »• nn*. for th«-««*
Burner. Fit, any lamp* aimple in
« plea, to the eye of an oo.in.ry man,
coriKtru- tion, eaay to light an«l no
.« wm*d p« rf«-« t.
They really looked
part, to get out of order
Brighter
gtxal enough l*t eat.
The N k W’M i a*
than Incandencent ga, light, Burna
a ay» coot« n>'.<-1 inat the Wiliam« tie
mantle of ■jtecial durability. No
v .¡ley cou)*! produce as |x rivet appli »
blacking or carbonizing of mantle.
any other place in the world.
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No ««lor.
No noise.
Absolutely
mat i, n«ce*, try i, culture and car*
■ ife. Four time» as brilliant na an
«nd o.i* hill land» will ik, the n»t.
ordinary burner. Ask your dealer,
The appl* fair i, demon,(rating thia
If he ilo«-, not «-arry them, writ«- f r
fa t, which wi I lx* moie pionouncr i a,
descriptive circular and price* to
more fx-oplv give their attention t*i tie
McCULLY BROS. A CO.' Cou iy
uoin* «»
Whi!*- every tarrm-r may tuit
agent«, Hul»«-y, Oregon.
i«e »ituatvd b> *u<*c< »»fully carry on a
.-.»mmercial orcharl, he can produce
I reipatm Notice
■iiough of yxxl merchantable fruit t< r
hi, own use and a f*-w t>ox*-» to ,[ are
All hunter» an«i especially th-»“*•
•r hi, it) br* ther. On« thing i, sure hunting with «lug», are heroby fori» -
»nd that
then* will al way, be a Jen to hunt or otherwiae tri spim» upon
, nolilat te market for Orego i apple,. thexe j r«*miae«, under the penalty
N r i, th re a v danger t .at the bu, , the law.
:u »» wiU' hr a
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nation, were nunte and th- variou* p e •objecting the equipment <>f the Iran,
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iriMrrUoti. |i«*r inch
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Thia
march
of
refor.n,
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be
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met delegation, hal vi.en hi» rival a»- ! portal uni cum pan tea to cmae scrotli y
Bua-nr», lucal, prr li*««- fir»t ln,*-rtion )o
I he Nurihern Pact««* h«.»
Meh ».il>«qjrnt itn« rl|««n |i«r linr I«’* fore stated, if traced tu i»s fo n- lurant« a cun ptementary vot*, th«* ma * at this time.
1 i»ng time ,tan«llng a<l». rmiirx-u tna>l« t.ion head, is attributable to t'*e dime candidate won ««it Wa, a can received a report on it, line in the stat*
on appllration.
«¡date th« » nominate«!, by ■!< legat« • m - <>f Montana from tne loral cumrni* - < r,
handfull of farmers who in­
lectr«! by the winning candidate, th« »a follow». "You have a guo«l railrouti.
augurated the (¡range movemen’. cVdce of hia t-arty? Practically one n an particularly the tnaiu line, track is w. I.
ELUUIIOM THE BASIS OF HET3SI
Other organizations earned the or per hap, t«o or tl rev, had fxed Up ual.asted, good sub drainage, gra e
work into the field of jMllitICS, tne whole t«u»irM*,e. I, hut 1* or per revisions and line changes, ad ot wh cl.
but the Grange was the lump ot cent of a paity mure rvptee*ntative Indicate .arg, expenditure, fur better
merit
The result is S track that 1» a
HE WHOLESALE in­ leaven, which now seem«» likeh than two or thrr«- of u, numb* r,'
What h„ tx-en «lune in I.inn eunnty, pleasure to ride over, and those cor«
dictment of the oflb to enleaven the political slructur
ha, been door in every county uf the lilt tuna sht/uld minimize the accidents
ciul« of the defunct thmughort the entire Nat hi .
• tale N«*t only uti* «•, but uften. an*! the incatent to travel."
Oregon Trust lutnk. Educatioh is the basic principle ruttennea» of au< h procedure generated
Ixx-al optiuc.nl» are waging their
in Poe land last week of all reform, which ia only i ! the rinaenl j rin ary law, which wa, u< • 1 campaign to make Washington a dry
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is most encouraging.
1» mean, another name
for progref*». tied by an overwhem.ng noriparu-ar. j »late, with av Kilty. A, a result uf tr.*
«*.«« Uons held so far. twelve rommuni
that the courts are becoming Education, which is synonamous vote.
T he Oregonian i» a great t« w»-»prr ■ tie, have abolish«! the »aJoons, whll
in mculated with tlie virus of with thought, ¡a n«*cessary for
v*. h«we influ« nee extend, b- th* faith« «t
reform. It means that the agita­ the intelligent progress of a loum’ary of the »Ute; but it ■■ etwieav thr«« of them upheld IL In the ver j
near future, local option election» wiU
tion on the jiart < f the people for people. So l«mg as j»e«iple wer< crii y to def« ,t thr »pirlt of a law which be held ui Colville, Vancouver anu
gr ater security of their savings, ignorant and did not think for • quite aaiMfartory to the ¡*opl- Ualla Walla The last named is th«
when pla «si in iw.ka, is b -aring themselves, even the C iristain When the Oregonian cater, to the w i,li first large city to lest local sentiment
. » uf the »mall dtegruntled political ma­ un the liquor question
Report, receiv
fruit. It means t ¡at the day ha* church made no progress. Edu­
chine, which i, «n«tea « ring to reotore
■r ived when the jxissession of cation, or thought, cause*I our thr old order of )>oliti< al te-a’-i-m, it 1» <1 *r*>m dry town» in the state *1*>
ndicale that there has l«een anv falling
money does nut make a man Revolutionary sires to throw off combatting a law which a large major off in business observed so far.
immune of the law. All of this the yoKe of opreaaion, maintain­ ity of It» parly were mainly inatrum« I.* SpvAaue is »aid to be flirting with the
sen‘imate for the enforcement of ed by the mother country, and tai in enacting.
queslMMi.
Of cour»e there ar»’ phatea of !>«•
law against the rich as well as to plant the seeds of political
The tours conducted by the Washing
tirimarv, law which n-rrn to l»e «teferl-
the p«jor against the pc*>ple and religious liberty, which has ive That i» Ui »ay. there are phaze, of ton State Coltege by means ol den*oli
who have become prominant in now spread al n >st over the which unacrurr>l»ulou» j*-litl«lan» take »tration trams, have proved su »uccess
tul in the Jnlarul Empire and Es t< rn
advantage Fuaaibly experience will
the world of affairs, as well as entire civilized world.
Washington, that similar e»cur,;.*n»
enable the prupte hi »» amend it that
against the
lowly and in­
Every reform which has been three weak ¡«lar«-, will be matte strong. will now be made through the i’ugel
conspicuous, has come up from established in the world. has
MMjrvd district tributary to Sesttl«.
Rut it ia hardly probable that any elect­ larctures will ba given to the farmers
tlie foundation of society the I been brought aliout in spite of
ion law will ever 1« devined which will ■iy Prof, and Mrs. i-awnrtice. Mrs.
people and, as such, will lie a the huling power.
As a rule, make dishorn at politician, I* honeat i.awrei«ce will talk to the women cm
permanent result of reform. the ruling (xiwer never institutes and prevent them from unlawfully l. mestic economy . Prof. W. S. T Ixrrn
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Wiien this same reform move­ reform, until driven to do so influencing vulcrs It ,r«-n., tube in the ver, H. T. Kau and L. W Hanson will
blood aad will CXMHe «•nt. do what we may. siao be a part of the traveling facult-
ment can be made to reach the from the force of public opinion,
Defertivr a, it may br, the dir-.ct
courts of last resort, legislatur«.*» which is t ic result of thought. primary ia greatly pretered, by the 1 h<* town, to be viait»«d lnclu«te Both«*ll,
.vnohumish,
Arlington,
Burlington.
and congrrss, then we may ex­ Nor are reforms after becoming peuple, to the old delegate convention
Nixinsack, l.yndM, Laurel, Mar>«viil«
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andia infinitely prefrred to the
pect
the administration
of laws, free from assaults from I ayatem
ami I’aulaby
The excursion will begin
government to become more in men whom they displaced from pru|*oaed advisory ihm » r><aventi«xi,cou.- Nov. 1, aad end «Nov. 11
I****.l of reactionary demagogue* and
accordance with the declarations office.
The trial of former Adjutant General I
At the pr«*sent time, controlled by ««politic*! l«o*a<»
Ort is Hamilton, on charge» of emtxzrl«
of that immortal document pro­ there are men in Oregon endeav­
mer.t while head of the Washing!«»«
mulgated to tlie world. l»y the oring to overthrow I he spirit of I
national guard force,, will begin Nov.
THE ELECTIONS
thirteen colonies bordering the our Direct Primary law. But as
£t. After many delays, this date l.a»
shores of the Atlantic ocean, on reforms rarely, if ever, take a i
finally bm-n fixed.
Since early la»t
Etection, »«rr |i«-ki iti »eversi ■tato ■ .mmt-r, Hamilton ha, been «-ontUM**! at
July 4th. 1776.
turn liacKward, the»«* reactionar­
This reform movement, if ies are desti lied to an ignomi-' f«»r n.tnur office, and in • larj;e numi» r Olympia. Of late, he has »¡*ent muc.i
of citi«-» A» a rute locai conditKtn* have lime examining hi, accounts in his cell,
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traced to its foundation head, nious failure.
• ff«*«ti*l r< »ulta lo ,uch ari rxtent that preparing for hi, defense
Han.ilton'»
w ill be found in the handfull of
Tne Grange — our Grange thè politicai Irei «! ui in«vn»equ«mti»l downfall resulted from his inability tu
farmers who organized the older should feel a great degree of lh* prinrliml inter«» of th« p-oU« resist the blinding effect, of th«.* bright
throughout the nation has t«ecn attract­
of Patrons of Husbandry, in
satisfaction, in that it is number­ ed to th«* municipal elections in New tight, of high life.
1N67. T'ie agitation thus liegun,
Inspector J. C. Munger reports that
ed witli the organization, which York City, Cleveland Ohio and
generated tiie purely business
the better hlasa of hotels in the state
is the origin of so much good in . San Francisco,
are observing the new law,.
Thia In
organization ot farmers known
In New York the chief fight ha. lx*en
the world.
The Grange our
elude»
the
much
joked
al»out
ntne-f*»ot
as The Farmers Alliance. When
Grange snould, also, remember for the office of mayor. OiloT. Bonnard sheet requirement. Travelling men are
these long whiskered and long
led the Republican forc« a.
greatly inter«,ted in this provision, a»
! that the dow tall of allorgani-
W. R. Hearst Independent Fusion and
heaued farmers liegan to delve
•sinipy
bod clothlug 1» unsanitary a'
j zations. secret, civic, religious William J. Gavnor the Democrat.. In-
down deep into the business
•cat.
Th« hotels are also equipping
or political, has b. en brought dication» |>oint to tlie election of Gay­ themselves with fir« escapes.
propositio i,
they found tnat
about through the selfishness of nor by a plurality of SO <**J Barmard
"business” bore an intimate re­
individual member*. Tne man ar-cond and lieat.t third. On the real of
Clubbing Rat«»
lation to politics and. in order to
the ticket the fignt wax between the
or association ot men, wno make
Aa the time of year ia now at hand
Republican amt L>en«ocralic CandidaUa
bring about business reforms,
an organization subervient or only and the indication, point to the when winter reading ahould be prvvidnl
the field of politics must la.*
tributary to the advancement of election of the entire bunion ticket for, we make the following clubbing
invaded
The People’s or Popu­
tneir ow n she*fish interests, are though in many inatancea the majority offer to our reader,. One year', aub-
list |»arty was the result.
•cription to the Santiam Nrwa ia in
entering a wedge destined to ia email.
The greatest goal which the
In Cteavelaml Ohio, Tom Johnaon waa eluded In all th. pric.a quoted below
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The Righteous Man
Kegnnivth the life of his beast,
Those who feed SECURITY Stock
l' O( ! it re fulliill ing the scripture,
This .stock food is sold on a positive
(’ash ( ì iiaraiitce. Read the guarantee
on every Package,
Don’t be misled
hy cheat) al V(*rt ising, SE( LRITY
* means what it says. Ask those who
have used it.
t ring the organization to ruin, if
running for mayor for the fifth time The Weekly Oregonian (Portland I.'. If.
people's |»arty has accomplished
carried to extreme. Leathergy ami imlicationa are that he ia defeaU-d The Semmi-Wckly Journal "
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has been, it caused the people to
and inaction of the masses of an for th. first time, by a .mall majonty. The Breeder. Gazette (Chicago) •21tf
and
alulae, lorganizrtion, affords an opoor- i San Franctaco held about the warn.-
think.
Ridicule
The Thrice a week Work! (N.Y.) S2.K
which was i dulged in fn < ly by
eat municipal conteat of her history, Any SI a year magazm.
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tunity for a selfish member or
both old political parties, seemed
the iaaue being Henry ami anti Heh.y.
We can give you clubbing ratea
jclitju •, to deflect the true object
to make the Peoples t»arty gn»w 10Í tiie order. We have seen thia Heney has gone down to defeat, the City with any newspaper or magazine. m>
apparently, being tired of the graft matter where published.
and thrive, until nearly one-third
feature exemplified in the pol'li­ pruaccut.ona 1 he end of firet-page re­
of the people of the United States
cit machine, or in »he self serv­ port, of graft prvwcution, ia now,
Hu x rie» at I aster; Prive«
were enrolled under its lian”ers.
ing member of other associations. probably in eight. McCarthy, Union
When this point was reacned,
Mbor candidate for mayor i, probably
We now offer our entire line of
T.ie watchword of every organi-
elected.
boggie. an«l wagons al I aviuey Prtoaa
both the old parties b *gan to sit
a ion of whatever ehancter
The aecoml Washington congrr««ional Now ia the ume to buy.
up and take notice. Instead of
a ould
I m ?
PROGRESS and district electeii a congr« Mman. to auc-
(' ham . W kski . t
abuse, tmth old
ridicule and
EDUCATI )N and thought and ered Congre-a.nan Cushman dec .awn!
parties were compelled to take
agitation are the prime factors An exceptionally light vote wu polled.
Mn». W. H. RolwrU, on Morxlav,
Jutige W. W McCreadie. of Vam-ouver, I
up and make a part of their
thereof.
the Republican candidate, ui elected, Brought to the NEWS office »«tin«- v< y
platforms of principles, many of
though with a reduced majonty.
peach*«. • **Q *»«•«• *|ua*h «. d
the reforms advocated by t e
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VlMMffrMlS .1. «t» State ttwwurerl* **rr Perfrft •l*c,n‘e" «i®»* 1“ ■
The N kw , will be (lad to »upply a
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Populists. They w ere compelled
amt »u.r. m«. ju.lge
1 he R.-yubl can k,n' f,,r wh,rh
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t*> do th»» in order to n ai «twin copy uf the paper free, régulai ly, to candidate« have won out by majurrtH, P"“’*"1 lbr
,nd trumpkin in I
■ how window of R Shelton', r
the integrity of their respective any one who will »upply item, of new, 1 ranging about 100.04)
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We did not «teem i
a
New JriMy ha, elected a Republican e,tate office.
parties. It was Take up the re­ weekly from any and all of the ,ur*
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very
,afe
place
for
peach«-«,
»o
broi.
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forms or suffer annihilation of r<>und n, neighiw<ho<*la Some one ia leg i, ature.
Nebraska,
Sulivan
for »uprrn e them home.
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