davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09
THE SCHOOL OF METHODS.
Resolutions Passed Recommend;no
Some Needed Legislation.
oRDtRS BY THE ADJlTANI GENERAL
Regarding The rv,er D,u,
an" h7campment- Wiii Re Dr.i..
mated Camp Biiss-No,e.


are the r"soiu' ,ns adopted by me ,e,.t
= sfs attending tho Sac schnoi ., mo 10 =,
II, a, ne closing sAssion
Nhereas. The session e., the s,a,s scA,,
= ~ methods iov c'osins has hs, a,
= '.l 'h''y successful one. proving o., gree
i. 20 Ire teachers in atie-dsn,c not,
! s social features snd from an s,iu
i ''''''i ana profess onal s4nsi,~..t. W.
r ''' attending teachers DO h.r.hy .,,h,,.
= 'ne following resolu, oas.
, 's.'NeH That We greatly qpnrA.i,s
:, "''+ ana Wise lesderShir 81 Afr sn..
: eonH9e'or, the interest ~ has
! no work ~ srho,l ,hr.,,yN D.,
h. "a s'i-r SHOWS d. has cyan 10
, spring fnf'ne~el NtI ,1e y
/. an 80 - recpsniz" n hir as o.l,
STATE h,,. ten mo 'si,'ss'ofs o; IS g.sAs
.,,.,- SOY. j. Thit "aii- q la-ss na.nh., :
precipa.. 1917. ,i ,or.i iiuiine tte fltg ~
Na"le h .rtiiiops 10 sre.t 60 a.
'.fna! members lns,r III '.,,,
'aac-s ws rsisna 10 mon Ill.
n. nfNs slows go ~ n'ofk
i Ne anii,, e s err app,ee'atons
97.ioe'"i their respet,-t... nave
~ 'i' Ash chAtar,sr ~ ~ d. "Ni
VII "' Ne teiisee ha- aai h,s, ~.
.ai. .ai.4t I, T 7. 49, y. n,e .an es
~ Rai.1Nin ~. =. lra
ne We were p-rmi.t.A f.,
r.os .ssse,9s 70 n Nofas + 5.l5n ,ai .
'fipUfn 80 rim as ~. . 90
goo urk 81, .,,. H'
- THAI orr ;Ea-k
rilis7' Mars t4 ,-f.,.r -
A. .p1 'en; 49, >, .hc ia b. r
IrlNcd Ths' Ns-sh, .>sr,s.
uA1ri - rafs1.. n ,hs ,l,l,.,,s,. vi
49, :" 70" 'uie73i' c,or,rn.i,, ~
pN..i @r saner5si-s
.l4si - 'N good rei If -
80 ~ No. an'forn' roil.f,.v
ne Nors - be school heA.
.. 1 So, sn7rs- ~ 'ha work :
N,7f.s Csr o. pro-
-, II sr7ee, o, so ''' ~
teiar. -, mic ~ 'ler =.
ara none = nav 10 a. as seas ~! !
~ rfl-7'ior 4,a.o ~ u
. - 80 or ro.' ~ n-.ess4l -,
sfifes r,ri, 1+fnois . .
'iarF fsrNi1 ard r-,1rz--,-re =. :
~ ard e'e rers1 ,nerJ ~ ~, ~
: 2 81 d.. nrsni"H- ~ nsde ~ s','h %
" { Aseh vse~ ''r man ~
TX - ~, Ne ssk 'h@ nes' I.sisa g
Be. -l'pp7f. y ihe So 100, r,A,,2n f2r a..
ST.. s,,,- no.nal SER f. "a =.
% herr :, 're ca, No. - fhe N
70 RI
49, ~, ter s't- s'r.---. ~
oesrs r.s sss.s,
- s53a-4~, ee..r,is 'o7af from,
orf NJ 'is fn..
'ir' o. -rsi ~ *,
j'i't ,ss T9e .oli,.1e ~ F"ras ~
.il srd .a,,.s., CIV = rerart - ,i,s ,.of
" hsfse iS'@r Juiy u to
Rorra.. M d
Tho o7.,., M
q. Tor ,,ii e,ii n 'hp cam, ..saI
i~w ~ ~, 'e'e Ile itIl esii so5 oas.
x ia ~ ""sny 70 Which ibeY h. a.
80 "rd'' .a- ~iil arr, VIII l2rl
fs-,,.t ,i'o oHe-' aud ,h. h.,r, m ~
srtz4. no fied dan. ID, s, mhn,
'n iiii5ion -, no - ',ho'ii loaNe PUTT
son,rso,,,. ''i' .'af NJ TO-. iisr ION ~, ns recu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

NH's uSI suftSf0'
are due solely 20 her own fault ~
occuts 10 her, but often il is so. HssSI
strength and vigorous vitality are ~
she will bit asl; and reach for them.
Or. Pic,cc Favoiitc Prescriptjm \
m:da for her. Or. Picrcc's Golden n
ic,i Discovery was made for her m A
rcr is for the ills distinctly femiuise N
other for her general system. ToSrt1
they supply scientific and suetssss
con,ye Of treatment. The Favprite n
scription " restores healthy, regular ~
to the organs distinctly feminine. Il ~
ont all impurities, strengthens the tis,,.l
allavs irritating Inflammation. The "CsI
en- Medical Discovery" makes appssa
helps digestion, promotes assimiSst1
f,is cut the hollows in cheeks and ~
with good solid flesh and brings haci h
yladsomc glow of girlhood. Best Of \
viii. these remedies there is no need
de.csted examinations and local NJ
mcr," so abhorrent to every moS,l
woman.
Thousands of grateful women IN
written letters like this
Mrs. SAMANTHA VI cRASMER. of Dor
E0, S,ai,n,i O.. n. writes II is with ~
utc that write these few lines in favor Il h
fi.roe's Golden Medical Discovery and h
yorite Prescription the medicines which n
aone me SO i;inoh good was completed, +
down SC that corid scarcely drag inyseifars
for several years uutil ! los; all nope OF eve :
ting any better. took four bottles Of eae'1
your medicines and am TOW perfectly will
Hcsucctfull; YOURS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09
". WOW Tvs GENIrlinlp


ter Fleass 6ii siF TN 39ls cos.es, rdi
VI l}ryco an, NY 'aNQrile Br.,ho, r.
ana VIII come ass., soon n,,, tine
Harris Mr.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

put az,
=, elSns whi !!
ma nav h-con." s ,,'r,
Address mr. c,,,
On pr lfaths,v,a ~ =
Sc 20a Alan - y
r',aza san ALL, no
t n,' Texas. MI II, !
r.. aiinsut g; "
Is Sending ~
,NE,nrlam blar,,
I = > ! for rnen. S %
i fSr women j. < 81 q
f.s tor skin d.,
ass, No. 4 1 ~,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

-alumr.. TeNis. Jsly S.-Ccntss' Edl-
esp Fnel SO 'ri - cenuonS. NJ. 49,
..t.rs iAe credit Of Rev J NJ hNNS'.
,Vfsnrr ism success. W ar' MS I'M
it'ia r nds. = ,.sr. ,yc,ck
c,au Ayro L.
Robert II. Aycotk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

,1,irrs. N. TeNas July : Conies, ~
tor. rnrl,sci r,sast fi.r Y ,,ouN'ns, 20
~ .'accl - ~, >gsd 't ~ ~
,hssa low N.l ,ssst IN putting MIN IN IN.
't.a Wy WI hsar ~. "a, .n.
Is .pecifunv, NJ. and T Niece
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

,n.'22,ast9o r~ass r 1',lv +: c'ANprpAre
49, rleasa md p ,oupo ms Editor.
rnnpben OF Wba me- aereiit OF Re, " ynigh
o,,I ,,,, N tI.D
SAN M ZINE WHOLE coi,p,,
NH l5slos3ea ' M IN Joly @oo'e s,' n
~ la'c RI 4 - i2 ~. n. Masons ca, l'7
oheet, for " =" are ~ he' NJ or 'ins, Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

s. For WE T PA on ApLNiN
~crfts' F,rcr Enc'os y NN' VI
IS lg-r,s- r WN--~ H.Hs-cn i'le0F'
.o,,,e ny with YOUR votes an r-iN N.''
e,-.f1 \ si-uef-n Fifrd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

MORE For THE T r Gil Arl Al y.
Adhe.. -. Texas .Taay Contest VI
~ Enclosed ind :. coupons for REV "
= Nfsr0 If Toit Wont ! huits w. II
,,,., --e 81 tho f,rize~ Succss1 ~ TN
=. :, Mrs Florence ~ Wan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

UousfoT r. r.. HFn. y 4 sNTTu
! ferewih cn - J'ly - 77-co1teH' H,l,,r
p,., ' r me cred, Of =. our gp 'o 70 be-
remain '.e az IA smth Of San a. rs, n,oaed
ever an earnest ga 1ED'eni
Mary Il DIX,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

command OF thea,ons AZ tie
IsNss Nclurtee, Grt.ns a. INi'f
isAss. july 10 - 4,
ri, nc camp Nnwn as th,G
russ. in honor or General Z g
| Texas '''"
BY order OF the cef n CHEF
ltant General
PENfTENTI .AriSTlCS.
The rsnjcniisry today acid -
resnlss monthly The rerori OF
w" hnancial az ,.'~ivel and AF'
Irtoyed l. is Is 10
taiance on hder ia. az. a.
- ia cement -.... ..-..-. WI ~
10 cash received re- peai-
seni!ari.s Hi.N ..
Grand Ts,al sl5i ~ -
by Disbursements nh 5>7i
Balance "a hand $50 :,
~. iFnr.i g ltr.ntt tt'eAt az
49,, go received ana ID arl 5 a. l9.-
N,umher CONNECTS d Jnns ~,
I.i,acer convic,s igea cAt ~
Number con,ic,s d by .herin.
Total ...... ..-.... ias'
s. onyicts dischars q
ohNic's ls1sdcnt, ......-,..
pIiNlcts 'Sapau ...... ......s... j
, 9nV.rls dee .. 81
Number ON aand 30 .....-. i,'-
-,,'tNnd fp,a, 49,
n 81 ..4 lrraH-I i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

'''ifTr T0K FflN EANTHFT.I
lnlf; r4Nas lulv T-Conte1 Ert orr
I'm, ed rfaase fnf coupons or -
~ u ,'a,nnieu a. Wherein. Moro VIII
t>,,v y rriead.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

t. lalios.a TIE H.. ~ H., Confer Ed
i'ryce' 80 % ,ile credit n (" r. r.oop9ns 70
'ess am . s fhm9ps w-a 9s' hlm ira ~,
Adaia ,..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

enter. Tex4s ,n' Nv LEAK
'''lpf@. Yn,ns rsaiy'' 'e'- D. \. Lax 81
I-iu,le PAM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

I.rGGETT VOTES FOR REN. COHEN
'r-..-. TsSns J'i,v t'0utnSi i.di
-or i-n-'- ssl vou WI mud % '''ll ~.
u.l,.es -'-- - rl7.o rs tNA ~reG' II lir
Iis~,.- f-srsn " cialv,-ton from his
friend. VIOLA ''o4'"err'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09
Sometimes No..

Sometimes s.,.
to weary woman m
she must eeraisJ
give up. The ~
.plcst and e.s;
work becoue, +
almost insurmo,s
able task. Laasisn
almost ovcfcor.
II er,, Nervov,ss
a II d ,slcepicssD.]
and pain harass \
and life seems h,,JdI
worth the living.
THAT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

Mo "rlHlsNo"N SESSION
r---ent-d by NJ. rmlips ~ Il A. IA ION
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

The fnliomirp ',..t.,,,
~, lrsiin'r's 49, hcrfnv ~ pi ,pmru /
resas '"F ms il~ 'opr 81 d,l $ ~ 'trlnno- +
~ 4-,onl Reg nent r,,. 49,.
n, sl, '''''ii ':mr,"i Il It's 'r3 yI,t, 'hrsu
ut19 , Jfga ' ';es N ~, lae Me>a Minr
j, SlNih Res m, M Ihs tnarl
,iHts '''o'i i"il's. noss lalias. le en- IS.
'''' oi the ean,nanler N cher
W, II. Mabsy.
.AIi sf.s.+
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

N7' NJ v
&. - liR"''iii ar erIor "a
" name of Rev J4ii Rnods
<st. IN WIS lon ou, OF ne pa
go, II per YESTERDAY morn
!, wn'ls l'l =. n IA, :. ''e'
~ m vo.es as, yestcr
p n 'catf ~ dsv rer4-'ullv ,r 10 tn
H, IN u.n1 numnsr. as viii =
n, - sen by the ncrease +
80. -r.,st. ~ no IL f., =
= ~ ~ .,1a.,a,s. "'s ''" q NV amer
y r., l. NJ Bryce of Richmond passec
h. s.sl Nm. .steraav snd his friends an
81
Is worNine hiiseRt.S n M rehah
T. There arr lots of coupons going out i
tae rrssss1. -, 81 70 help s.s.
handsome aers. ga rne fosi ~lil mai
wei to commeae today II @0'' it would T.
p t
tn,Gloe,'I',, 'eNas Jpiy c.bn,e
frl.-i una rs falinons , li,rN f,iltcr
Tey.s iir VI T., pMt dear
f.lf,. ii"fe WI h. M, W - fbm0ng
IN p'tM am ,nNio1s more eoHpon~ l."
mann H. az ~, 5ao9 ana msiarsn ~ s'yee
DE Post am H. sno9'ss 10 lin s. 'ln'a
hobor,, v,,
ff'F WtfAETo>-.s ,,.
Ei', IN. Texas ini, N pli'ATE
/ w., re pleas ma D., 'ni ~s' Editor
~ 10 the Hr., 'punoas whrb
''''i'"rl! ot Wharton III OF he. W II
ia.,t, II ii
FiF1Y MINI, ,r,,,
i6 Ssn '9s Z. Tess. T ,Iol" 90, go!poNs /
i'. ,."' h,o \ : pc n4, 'nr Masons oan I
NN'n- Nhrs ara ~, fNtc.r or Eina ~
meets Tor ,',toiat, ilr Ma>nuy9 'rI
''Nlor MaartiIo,
rs FRIENDS Ap,, ,.,-.. ''''
~ NFogs NJ. '''i- NJ NERCl-S
= Q. send You - lgiv 7--t'onfos. D.,
! & ; p5ri' Rag of ,oii,o,s -
y, X pas frienas eooa li OF tana ss,' '4f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-09

General Order No 1n-
Tea. Generals Once STATE =,
/. A. Justin july s. 1896 Mo,or T;a.,,',
90 'peAham er Is hereby .ss..n. $500 ="
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-10-29
Rock Creek Ripples.

Our Polk county officials have
come and gone. Monday, 10Th,
Judge w. L. Wells and Commits
sioner Jas. Helmlck came to inspect
the Rock creek road and bridges.
H. Ballinger, of Independence &C
companied them, and he and Judge
Wells spoke at the school house
Tuesday afternoon. The republic
cans who were in attendance were
highly pleased with both speeches,
but as this is a populist stronghold
and they did not attend, the crowd
was exceedingly small.
Rock creek was struck by a boom
of another kind this (Thursday)
morning. Some said it was thunder,
others, an earthquake, but when
some n came with the report that
VIM. J. Bryan was at Corvallis,
some populist hats went up with,
Bryan! Cannon! Hip, Hip, Hur-
rah!"
Herman Steidel returned from
Mary's river Wednesday.
Frank Morrison started for Dallas
this afternoon.
Mr.. Edgar moved in some of his
furniture today. He will occupy
Henry SCOTS cottage. Henry has
added a porch to his new house,
and is building a wood shed.
A front porch has been erected
at the Rocca postofice.
Mr.. Harrington is hauling in the
last of his supplies from Nortons.
Adolf Sampson has returned from
the Bay.
Harry Kneeland is recovering
from typhoid fever.
Ev. Bryant, of Nortons, with his
mother and wife we're visiting on
Sunshine this week. at his father
in laws, Warren Wright.
PEARL.
Oct. 90, 1896.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-10-29
Yaquina Notes.
Oct. -, 1896.

A literary society has been organ
lied in Yaquina by the young men
for the purpose of being sociable,
etc. They did not do a thing but
slight the young ladies when they
had their first meeting. Guess they
thought women's brains were not
sufficiently developed to compre-
bend such intricate business as a
literary society might impose, but 1
guess init"
Lincoln county in general is and
has been experiencing a peculiar
and contagious disease. 1t would
probably be classed under the head
of fevers, possibly matrimonial fe-
ver," to be more explicit. Hope 1
will escape it, but these people say
that if you are not gifted with per-
sonal beauty your face will prove a
safeguard, so me and mine are safe
at all events, but there are others.
There is some talk of having a
dance here on the goth, but for
goodness sake, don't tell the people
l said so, as it might just be idle
talk.
A Bear accompanied by all Ant
eater was seen, or imagined, in our
vicinity a few days ago.
Coon hunting is the latest fad
among "us boys" in this place.
We use the snipe method, that of a
common candle and a large grain
bag. Jack holds the sack and
Frank carries the candle. After all
is in readiness l count three and the
songster of the company proceeds to
climb the highest tree, and renders
Paradise Alley" with wonderful
effect. One of the coon's chief char
acteristics is a decided fondness for
singing "On the Bowery," 81 want
Yer Ma, Honey" and Come to
My Arms Norah Darling" was
sung the first night, but the coon
gave one heart-rending yell and
never came back until Paradise
Alley" was sung. That was the
song that reached his heart. and
during the first verse, before they
began on the chorus, they had to
get another sack. If coons were
bushels of wheat the coon chasers
could soon retire from business with
snug fortunes, and enjoy life at their
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-10-29
Hoods pile are prompt, eff ient,

Hoods pills are prompt, efficient,
reliable, easy to take easy to operate.
The way to cure catarrh is to
purify the blood, and the surest,
safest, best way to purify the blood
is by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the One True Blood Purifier.
Special attention is called to the
sample ballot in this issue. This
is an exact duplicate of the regular
official ballot, except the crosses
made before the names of the Bry-
an electors. A little study of the
ballot will prevent any mistake in
voting. The candidates for presi-
dent and vice-president are placed
after the group of electors that rep
resent them. A person voting for
Bryan should mark their ballot as
the sample ballot in this issue is
marked. The electors are Butler,
Hofer, Spaugh and Watkins, and
the numbers are IS, II, IS and 10,
and the group of electors is the Sec
ond one on the ballot. They are
designated as peoples, Democrat
&c, Silver Republican" Care
should be taken to not get them
confused with the gold democrats,
which come last on the ballot, and
are designated as National Demo-
cratic"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-10-29
Notice for Publication.
and Office at Roseburg, 0reg

land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
October o, l&6
Notice is hereby given that the folOwint
named settler has fled notlre Of his i%ntennol
to make. final proof in SUPPORT Of his claim, il
that said proof will he made before tie COunl
Clerk of Lincoln county, Mt Toledo, Oregon, @l
December s.. 1896, viz:
GEORGE W. 0AGGETT, II f.. No. IN, /
for the south 4 OF southwest a, southeast AZ
southeast u, section 81, township II SOUL
range IL west.
He names the following witnesses to pf9N
his continuous residence upon and cultiyllm
of, said land, viz: j. p. Wolf, A. Mails; n
Schimmelhfennig and Martin Lyons, all Il
Axtell, Oregon. 49,.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-10-29

fancy. Our next expedition will +,
in chase of that bear and ant.eats,
and in the meantime our soppsto- ::
practicing day and night on a nam
song, which will, no doubt, BAG fl.
bear ere the first verse is comnle.oI
and scare the ant-eater intothe mid
die of next week.
HIAwATHA.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-10-29
HIAwATHA,

Miss Millie Dohse has beer -.
pointed to a position in the Chem.
wa Indian school.
Assessor Howell has coss.etea
all the work of assessing this yea,
end has removed with his family fl
their old home at Waldport.
John McCluskey, one of Lincoln
county's most progressive farmers
started for the Valley last TUESDAY
to buy Angora goats, and will Fl,
goat raising.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-10-29
LOCAL NOTES

Gowell has plenty of Flour, Feed
and Seed.
Next Tuesday will be an event.
full day in American politics.
For clothing see the Fall and
Winter Stock just received at
O'Brien's.
The volume Of business done by
Gowell enables him to give you
better prices.
Flour and feed will be sold at a
low price at the store of Peter Tel
~lefson, Yaquina.
Krogstad desires to close out his
stock of wall paper, and will sacri-
flee it at half price.
A new line of Mackintoshes.
Our lines are all full for the winter.
O'BRIEN, Yaquina.
Groceries will 60 higher after
Bryan's or McKinley's election.
See Gowell and buy now, at the
lowest cash prices.
Daniel Victim, one of the indus
trious farmers of Little Elk precinct,
was in Toledo last Saturday and
went on down to Ygquina.
Bryan ought to get a good vote
in the south part of the county; we
understand that Matthews has been
down there canvassing for McKin-
ley.
Clarence Altree is up and around
again, having passed the danger
line. His nose is i'll pretty bad
shape, but will soon recover its for
mer beauty.
The national committees of both
parties request that their support
ers display the National flag at their
place of business or residence next
Saturday. Let "Old Glory" wave!
Col. Drake, of Portland, made an
excellent speech at Elk City last
Thursday night. The Colonel also
spoke at Yaquina last Saturday
night and at Waldport Monday
afternoon.
Those republicans who claim
that they can handle the Siletz vote
just as they want to will wake up
some day and find themselves
fooled. The Indians are able to
look out for themselves.
DIR. Carter says that there is a
man that has authorized him to bet
all the way from 500 to $1,000 on
the general results of the election,
on Mckinley. So if any of our To-
cal Bryan hackers have a thousand
dollars or so handy, let them hunt
upthe Doctor before his man goes
back east.
Judge Whitney, ofAlbany, spoke
for free silver at the court house in
this place last Friday night, and at
Newport Saturday night. The at
tendance was small, owing to the
short time the meeting was adver-
tised, but the Judge gave a good,
sound talk that was closely followed
by his listeners. Judge Nhitney's
speech was as able a speech as has
been made here this campaign.
Mrs. w. H. Alexander and son
returned from Portland last night
where they have been for some
weeks while Willie was receiving
medical attendance in the Good Sa-
marian hospital, of which mention
has been made. FIR ON every APP
pearance of the boy the operation
was successful. 1t will take time
to demonstrate this fully, however,
but the doctors were perfectly sat
ished.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-10-29
Only One
Standard

You and we may differ as to
money st ndards and out Of
our very dif. erences god may
come. Bot we won't differ as
to the merits Of o c standard
emulsion ct cod liver II.
SCOTS EMULSION has
won and held its way 70.
nearly Is years in the world Of
medicine until to-day it is al
most as much the standard in
all cases Of lung trouble, and
every condition of wasting
whether in child or adult as
quinine is in malarial fevers.
Differ on the money quss-
ton If you will, bu: when It
comes to a question Of health,
perhaps Of life and death, get
the standard.
Ycur druggist sells Scctts Emulsion
Two sizes, 50 cts. and $t.00
SCOTT & EoWNE, l;ew York.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-10-29

the numbers are IS, II, IS and 10,
and the group of electors is the Sec
ond one on the ballot. They are
designated as peoples, Democrat
ic, Silver Republican" Care
should be taken to not get them
confused with the gold democrats,
which come last on the ballot, and
are designated as National Demo-
cratic"
BY order of the Jim Lotan-Port-
land contingent of gold standard
patriots M. l.. Pipes, Gudge) oy
appointment, is now out as a mis-
sionary to the farmers, to vacci-
nate them with the Portland Sound
money! virus. Truth compels us
to say that it is a chilly source for
nourishment. To this missionary
of light belongs the sole distinction
of being the only man in Oregon
who ever decided that a soulless
corporation 60. P. R. R. Co.. should
be exempted from taxation, state,
county, school and municipal.
From his outrageous misconstruc-
ton of the plain letter of the state
constitution, in favor of Hogg and
against the people, Benton and
Marion county appealed to the ST.
preme court of Oregon, which court
reversed the infamous decree of
corporate exemption from taxation
unanimously. Whereby the state,
Benton, Linn, Lincoln and Marion
counties received $55,746.6a. Judge
Pipes, is of course, a consistent
minion of corporate power without
being especially Hannaized. He
has demonstrated this in two de-
cisions against the people and state,
in favor of Hogg's o. P. R., which
was a find Of S55,746.62 to that
corporation. The reversal thereof
by Justice Bean mean, a neat sum to
the people. On October IS, 1850,
the sell same Pipes placed the same
Hogg as his trusted receiver of the
.. P, X. Co. The right arm of the
court, its creation. whereby Pipes
u Hogg, in the Operating process"
OF the railroad from October 1900,
to July 1892, piled up a debt, SO
called, of over 81 900, 900 by which
its own laborerS got 5 cents on the
dollar. Pennoyer appointed him
to the shoes of Judge Bean, in 1890.
The governor, in speaking OF that
act, in the bitterness of his soul, in
view of those decisions and outrages
on the laborer, said: THE ap-
pointment of Pipes is the only act
of my whole executive career. that
1 am absolutely ashamed of. It
was simple outrage on the people"
In Benton county, his home, in
1892, while the ticket which car
RED his name, received a majority
OF over $50, he was showed under
by ST., and fled his county within
a month after his people passed on
him. Harvey Scott has sand
papered Pipes and veneered Wallis
Nash and they have each emerged
as Sound money" men to evan
gene the common people. The
people of the valley are onto the
missionaries OF the Lotan combine.
Why not give Seid Back a dose OF
sheep dip and send out the REFORM
ers in crowds Of threes. Pipes out
teaching Sound money" is a poser
and still he is to teach honest men
how to vote.-Capital Journal.