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financ»'«. .Iu«t as soon as the' the policy of governtnent, c n*
lieuple find out th«* true inward- duett*»! in the interest« of cllt*'»e»«
nest of the infamous measure, shall cease and that it shall lie,
they will oppose it with all the henceforth, conducted 111 the
front d«x*r of
P olitically I ndeplndf . nj
interests »if 'til the people,
power they possess.
in the city of
There is a similarity in the en- The aggTCMivent»» of the »lave
pl!
order <>( »ale
Entere«) at th»- ¡««sto!1« »• at Scio, cruachment of the money power lower, gave birth to the Republican
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party. Prior the reto, the then «torni
n the Circuit
Oregon, u» •o-ond-cla*» mail matter.
upon the functions of govern­ | nant parties were the Democrat» and
rgon f»»r I.mil
ment, since the close of the civil Whig» Th«-»e old parti«-» fought the
of
war. with that of the slave jiower »lave question in congn-aa, compromised
prior thereto.
Both of these j and then fought again Thia wre
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powers have attempted to control ;>eated until th«- people lo»t faith in
I their ability to »rltlr th«- »lav«- question
the government to advance its i «leftmtely. A new party, with tl«- pre-
interests. »As the slave power I vention <>f the further spread of slavery,
SIGHS OF THE TlWES
waaoverthrown when it became a» its central idea, resulted. Th«- Re-
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too aggressive, so will the money | publican »nd liemocratic jam«» have
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been
wrestling
with
the
bank
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tai
iff
¡lower be driven from its almost
events indicate that stranglehold upon all branches I question» for nearly fifty vear». v« t
! the»«- qu« »tu>r.» remain unsettle«! Wnl
there are goon to be of the government.
I the formation of a new political )>arty
radical change« in our
Slavery was a bone of con­ I be necessary, befiire th«M evil» are
governmental meth­
gressiunal contention front the J corrected’
Now in the time to buy your tram harness. !
odsand politics. That
formatitn of the government to! The breaking d»«wn of [«olitical preju­
have a large »tnck of Heavy Harneee on hand
dice and the love for [»arty name. u««u!<!
these changes will be for the
at. I will sell you any harm »« in the »tore at a
its final annihilation. Compro- i make the formation of a new party
better more just and e<|Uitable
t-n
|-cr cent, discount.
I also have a good
mise after crompromise of th«- comparatively easy. Th«- people are
for ail of our citizen.'» is also
«tock of Horae Blanket», Plush Robe», Storm
vexed question were made, only ( ripe ami ready for It. All that will be
Apmna ami Water Proof Hamea» cover» which
t rue.
to be broken by the slave power necetaary is tor th«* insurgent Republi­
I will aell at a »aenfice.
l»on’t forget that I
The question of election of
The southern slave owner was cans and Ih-mocratlc rn«*mt>er» of con­
have the beet Ha me»» Oil in the market and
United States senators by direct
gress to merge themselves as a unit to
that now 1» the time to oil up your harries».
ever restive. II«* wanted more | accomplish these reforms, ami th«- trick
vote of the people, has been and
Rememder that 1 make all of my ham«-»»
power. He wanted to extend the would l»e turned.
is now, a live growing one among
from the lent oak tanned leather and that I
Whether or not a new party- will be*
guarantee every »el to be first-cla»» and our
the people of most of the states, lihiitn of the s'uVr territory. Be­ come
reform»
necessary before these
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for many years. It has now cause of this desire, he becan»«1 are accomplished, drpFnd». largely, up­
aggressive and intolerant and,
Don't wait' for these price» will not itand
reached thnt degree of popu*
on the action of congress at the rotniny-
lunger than until January 1, 1910
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finally,
brought
the
country
into
larity, when more than two-thirds
•eaaion. Anyway, ¡»olitical partie» ar»
the
most
gigantic
and
bloodiest
only a means thruugh which certain
of the slates, either directly or
civil
war
of
the
world's
history.
governmental pmieiea may be carried
indirectly, have asked congress
As
a
matter
of
fact,
slavery
had
out When they fail to »■• <>• pli»h tin •
to submit an amendment to the
! more protection in the country at emi, they should be cast a»Kie, »» an
federal constitution, making such
g«»«l
large, at the taginning of the old worthies» garment, Every
«•lection obligatory u|<on all of
cltllen desires that the government
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the states. Congress cannot re­ civil war, than at any time of its shall I m > conducted in th«- interest» of
sist. this demand much longer. history. But the slave owner all th«* people. Men differ in opinion»
as to how Row this r«-»ull can best be
Whether the Cannon - Aldrich was dissatisfied with even thes«' rcache«!, which ha» rau»«-d the forma­
favorable
protective
laws
and
,
crowd like the Idea of giving the
tion of |«vlitical parti«*» !t can. there
p, «»p!e the same power over the grasp <1 for more and in so doing.' (ore. be seen that th«- political party 1»
a
lost all. Slavery, in lHf.50, repre­ of but secondary im|«rtanc<
Th«
senate which they now have over
sented th»* largest aggregation of primary obj«-ct of all men, should be
the house of representatives, or
a
wealth of any one species of the administration of government with
not, they will soon I m * forced to
jnstice ami impartiality to all. Nothing
WHOLESALE DEALE* IN
accede to the wishes of the property in the nation. Th»- more nor nothing l«-as 1» «-x|>ected of
a
community of interests, made of
congr«*»» ami the present a«1niini»tration
American ¡>eople.
the slave owners th«1 most gigan­ and th* congressman or pi« m lent, who
A »|>eciai session of congress,
tic unorganized trust the world atteni|>!» to »«-cur«- other than this r«-
last spring, revised our tariff
had ever known up to that time. suit, is an enemy to th«- bast mt« r«-»ts
schedules. It was expected and
Becoming too dictatorial and too of hi» country.
promised by the dominant party,
aggressive, they caused the con­
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that this r< vision would U rr.on
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solidation of all the people who!
in the interests of the people
a
oti|s'sed the spread of slavery,
than the then existing law. But
A G. WAGERS, Prop.
Salem, Oregon
into on: ¡»olitical party, resulting, JTT HE NEXT SESSION ««( congr« »>
when *he mists had been cleared
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will
»how
that
tho»c
who
have
with the acession of the new IM
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orile« of th«-
•e
away, it was found that the
u*en »tt«-m|itiiig to n »«1 the ir.
¡•arty into ¡xiwer, in thecomjilvt«- surg«*i>t»
out of ih«- Republican party
general average of the schedules
K. Shelton
overthrow of African slaver”, I haw weakened and will enter a count«
was higher than that of *he old
Refer«*«.
Had these slave ow nersbeen con­ I of conciliation l>y admitting an«l a low
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law. Th«- jHfiple had been com­
tent
to
liv»* up to the provisions mg »ome tf the just c alm» of th« w«-»t
pletely bunefud. Instead of re­
I Notwithstanding their brave front,
duction. the Pay nc Aldrich crowd of congressional compromises and i Cannon, A «Inch et al. arc fully aware
have given us the highest degree had been less aggressive and | of the fact that the rr«a»»«-» are back of
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of protection of any of the dictatorial they would, probably, ; th«* inaurgent». and if th«-»«* dictator»
previous tariff measures. This now be in possession of their continue to carry out the |«olicy of the !n the Circuit Court u( the State of
tin* life of his beiist
i truat» or great combine» then* 1» liable
On-gon for the County of .Marion.
condition the ¡M*ople will not long human chattels.
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I m * bom a n«*w political party that
The money power, which in­
Matilda C. Simp.«on, Harriet Shriver,
feed SECURITY Steel
submit to. Most everyone think;
would carry th«- leader into th«- W hit«-
Cn»a><- Hick»’ Rusanah Simpson. Will-
cludes
tarilT
beneficiaries,
is
not
H< hi » c , or there would I««*
»uch a
that the primary object of a
are 1 iilliilling the scripture
lam Simpson, Jam«*» Sitnpaon, Frank
taritT. is for the pur|s>se of pro­ unlike these oldtime slaveowners. »trvnuou» demand for the reelection of Simpson, Silva Ferrel, Victor Simpson. as
stock
viding a revenue with which to , Every law effecting national • Theodore Rouaevelt that hi» rvfu»al to W. II. Logan. Frank Ixigan, Edward
accept would I m * the meal » of R«-publi
support tie govtrrmcnt. And banks and every revision of the can defeat. The people of the United Amlerson, Elizabeth follow ay, Flora
they are willing to be taxed, in tariff, has been of the nature of ' State» arc willing that th«- big combine« Beason, l.etha Bolar. Della Anderson, A
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this manner, until the govern­ a compromise. Every amend­ i make a fair profit, but they are a» Rebecca E. Blanton, Annie Garrett.
Louisa A. Blanton, Jam«-» Simpson.
ment has a liberal support But ment to the banking laws, has »uredly unwilling that th«*y »hould »co«>|. I >av i<l Simpson, , Lois Simpaon, and
they are unwilling to be taxi'd, been dictahd by the bankers. in »o many million» and al»<> run the Be«» I* Smith. Plaintiff»" V». Henry
government to »uit only th*-ir busine»»
through the tariff, for the bene­ Every revision of the tariff has | and buamc»» method» A Cold, calculat Stanton, U illie Stanton, Charles Stan­ A
fit of the already over rich manu­ been engineered by the tariff i mg capitalist, I’t fore entering into an ton. Mary I »unlap. Nellie Stanton, Ben
facturer. As a tax for the sup- beneficiary, if we accept th«' last i investment, make» certain that there jamin«- Stanton, Alice Deyou, Martha
A. Webber. B. F. Piburn, Clarence
port of the genend government revision, which is supposed t< j will be at leant a ten per cent return on Plburn, Eflb Plburn. C. N. Dunagan, -*v
can be collected through the have been in answer t»>a demand the inv« »tnieut, but the great tru»ta Josephine Hardidg«-, Sidney J. Ireland,
Sole Agent
a«k for a fifty per cent dividend and it»
tariff with the least fraction, of the ¡»topic. It will, also, be officer« paid larger «alarie» than the T. N. Dunagan, J. F. Duangan, Nancy I
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most people prefer that the sup­ noticed, that « very amendment President of th«* United State» receive» A. Noland. Joshua R. Noland, Elizal>eth
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port shall be collected in this and every revision, has been t< The inaurgent» »«ek to renu-dy what George, »ml G. S. Raul, Defendant«.
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Notice ia hereby given that in pur»
manner; but they are soon going the advantage of and for th« are w ithout doubt evil» amt arc carni-»t uanc<- of an order of the circuit court of
to demand that this taritT shall benefit of these pets of th» Iv laboring in the intercata of the ma» the State of Oregon for the County of !
Be», but outnuir of the peop)«- m grtu-ral
lie hid with a view, only, of pro­ government.
Manon department number two ma.!«
they
have not the backing that they
The time inclose at hand whet
on the Sth day of November 19»>9. in tin
ducing revenue ami not for or in
• »r ni'»»»
blNKCTON«
■houlti have.
Where are the InU r at»>v«- entitled action, I th«- undersigned, ,
the
people
are
going
to
rebe
th - interests of the tariff baron.
Paasim st , W. I ,0ill.
organization», th«- Socialist», Bn unite«,
J. J Barne«, W. F. Gill,
th«- duly appointed, qualified and acting
.**«« asTvav, C. A. Warner
They are now learning that a against any further encroach­ l*op«ih»t.<< and others of the "tcum” referee appointed by the raid court to
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R Barne»,
high protective and, in many ments fr»»m these interests. Of not bekxiging to the multi-millionaire»* »«ill th«- real proja-rty described I elow. 1
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instances, prohibitive tariff is un­ course, this rebellion will be a fatcion» of the Republican and Demo­ will on the II th day of llecember 1909.
¡H'aceable one and will be fought cratic parti«-»? Hanging on to their at th«- hour of 1.00 o'clock p. m., aell at
wise and unAmerican.
own political organizations for the nakt
It is doubtful if tne congress, out in the halls of congress; but of the elevation of the Gomper» and public auction to the highest bidtier, fur
which is to meet next month, it will be a retailion as truly as Mitchell», th«* Deb»«*», Bryan«. Wat*««n» cash. g<-ld coin of th«- United State» of
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America, and subject to th«' confirms
will be able to adjust the tariff i was that of 1861. The people and others who really care more for the tion of the said circuit court, at the I
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schedules more in accordance cannot nor will not permit them­ acconi|>liahment of personal aim» than court house steps in the County of Linn, I
the
g«»»l
of
the
country.
If
all
joiiie«!
with the rights of and in justice selves to ta rubbed daily in the in the election of Cumming». Bevaridge all the right title ami interest of the
to the ¡»eop’e. Yet this question interests of the classet. If the or l.aFolIvtt«- for Preantent there above named parties, in and to that
lot piece or parcel of land, lying
is sun? to become a bone of con­ congressmen, who champion the would be at lea»t rvaliz«.*«! » wonderful certain
We do * General Cuatoaw Milling Busin»»»
Flour and
and
being
in the State of Oregon and
tention during the session. Then cause of the people, are not readjustment of conditions in this County of Linn, and d«*»cribed as fol­
Feed on Sale. «W
Wh..l Bough, and t.ch.ng.d for
Flour. -W
We are In the Field for Busina., .nd Will
an1 enough congressmen, whose sufficiently numerous, at the country and the dream of the masses. low». to-wit:
As it is, the rich are getting richer and
Tree, You High,
coming
session
to
achieve
this
Town lot» th rty-nine (39) 'orty (40)
constituencies are all the people,
more arrogant ami the government is
amt
forty-one
(41)
and
a
part
of
lot
for
­
reform,
their
numtar
will
in*
to make things very unpleasan’
drifting slowly toward a monarchy
for those congressmen whos< crease at succeeding sessions un­ backed by the power of money, all l>c ty two (42) beginning at the southeast
corner of said lot forty two and running
constituencies are, only, th» til they w ill ta sufficiently power* cause of almost hopeless division in the thence north thirty (30) feet; thence Do YOU WANT
New Irrigation Book I rec
f il to drive these vampires to ranks of the op|>o»ition and the seclu wratone hundred(100)feet; thence south To save one half your oil bill? Then
protected classes.
•ion of those organizations the plans of
’’Well Irrigation for Small Fanns”
An effort will. also, probihlv be c »ver, s«» that these vexed which will never I m - brought to a suc­ thirty (3»)) feet; thence east one hundred ( buy an In ex Incandescent Keroaene is a publication ju«t issued Ry »k-
Burner.
Fits
any
lamp
’
simple
it.
made by Senator Aldrich to foist questions can ta settled for all cessful conclusion on account of the (100) feet to the place of la-ginning as . construction, easy to light and m Ganvral Paa»enger De [«art ment. of the
good sense of the nation. Woodburn recorded in th«- plat of the original sur­
his gr»‘at central banking? scheme time to come.
p»r»« to get ,wif nf rfter Brich»« r Oregon Railrowi ,„<1 Navq ation Co .
vey of »he town of Scio.
and Southern Pacific Lines in Oregon.'
Imle
pendent.
upon the govemme t, but it is
People are oetter educated to­
than Incandescent gas light. Burns
Terms ami condition of sale. Cash,
Thi» booklet »eta forth in a practical
mantle
ot
aptn-iai
durability.
No
doubtful if he can force this day in the matter of the functions
gold coin of the United State» of
black ng or carUmiting of mantie. concise wav the |«Mil ilit««*» f, r pr,>rU
measure through, at this session. t»f government, than ever before.
Hickory Bark Cough Item«»», «n»«l. America. t< n p«'r cent of th«* purchase
of inexpensive irrigation, and should
No «dor. No noise. Absolutely
be in the hamla of every farmer in
When the truth becomes known The encroachment of the money by the Hickory llark Remedy Co.,«- money to l«c )«ai«l on th«* day of sale, safe.
Four time» a* brilliant i a ar.
this central tanking scheme, is power has driven them to study Xalem, Ore., giiaranlanti to lie pure tmlance on confirmation of the sale by or bnary burner. Ask your dealer. Oregon.
gn»-»nt«*r«| to cure your coi«l or «none« the »aid circuit court. I>e«-d at expense
Cx>pie« may be ol ta ned free on
but an effort of Wall Street these questions, as a matter of rvfutl’led. I«u»r*otre*l to l> ake a fr lemi of
If he <loes not carry them, write for
the purchaser.
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descriptive circular and prices u applica i «n to Win E.l.
•McMurray,
General
financiers to fasten their talons self defense. They have con­ of you. F««r »ale by K. C Peery. Scio
W. B. SIMPSON.
MeCULl.Y BROS. A CO. County Passe >ger Agent. O. R. 4 K.’and ST.'
mure firmly upon the country’» cluded that it is quite time that Ore., and fi>»l-i laao dealer» evety a her«
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Line» in Oregon. Port lam'. Or».
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