I phai'tnacopiu, without receiving the overwork themselves we feel that of all
here eight years ago am. performed ^«lightest relief from the evil effects of the classes who could call with right or
splendid work for the early settlers, in J ©Hus early political training. He has reason for legislative Interference with
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compiling, arranging and writing Wal- 'swallowed McClellaii, Greely, Hancock, the hours of labor, the shopworn«., of
For Supreme Judge,
ling's History of Lane County, a book of! Cleveland and 1‘ennoyer, and a great our cities seem to us to have far the
F. A. MOORE,
of Columbia county.
over 600 large pages, in which will he many other nasty things—war on a strongest claim. Men can always, mow
For Attorney-General,
peace platform and peace on a war plat- or less, shift lor themselves, and make
preserved for future generations many
' -L. R. WEBSTER,
of J a c k s o n c o u n ty .
of the adventures, the hardship« and the form. They mjver helped him any but or mar their own lives; but women, by
For Congressman, liis t d is tr ic t,
l|is stomach held out until he tried Sa- the condition of their existence, have
experiences of the pioneers, SevQfl®
BINGER HERMANN,
lem water and then it failed. It was , little or no choice as to the nature and
,
of Douglas county.
years ago he married the daughter of
For Congressman, second district,
Hon. J. G. Gray, one of the earliest and the worst thing he had ever tried and he character of their «xvupations. If a girl
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gave it up as unfit for his stomach, after lias to work for her living, and if she is
most enterprising citixena of Lane
u_of Morrow county.
it had mastered all the atrocious things unable or unwilling to find a husband to
county, who is known anti esteemed for
piSTKICT.
h b many noble qualities not only by-l'inventeJ by mortal man. That 6uKl,t Io support her, sl.e b a . very leu c arer»
For Circuit Judge,
J . C. FULLERTON,
everybody in thia county where ho r<- » « le it. A man ought to know .when open to her. 1 he el.n.l ami most.import-
f l H g g E '’' of R o se b u rg .
begets enough. Now, let the Volins of ant market for female laber is to be
sides but by hosts of friends and ac
For Prosecuting Attorney,
S. W. CONDON,
lauxtyiounty try Col. Alley. He has a found in shops; and, as no «pedal edu
quaintances
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C, - ■ i » wo or
of Eugene.
like
« “• ,IU‘ ,lr,,lk cation Is required, and as any girl with *
For Member State Board of Equalization three your, ago Col. Alley W ited with
can
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A. C. WOODCOCK,
his
family at
»« Florence
Florence where
where tuey
tl.ey now
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river water. fair health and ordinary intelligence
his family
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of Eugene.
reside He is as thoroughly identified " hen the river is high or low, muddy or serve behind a counter, t ,e ....... >c. ..
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with the people ol Lane county »» any flear, without the least^d.nger to his applicants for employment ns shopwom-
For State Senator,
stomach. Is he bonesUM^ .he capable, en is far in excess of the number of situ
B. F. ALEEV,
man can lxi. All he has is here, and all
of F lo re n c e .
has he a peaceful bosoll, ana will l|is ations to be lllled. The result is that in
his interests for the present and the fu
F o r Represei i tat 1 ves,
stomach stand Salem water? These are consequence of the inevitable laws of
ture are in Lane county. He is honest,
Y
D. C. BAUGHMAN,
the great questions now before the peo supply and demand the labor required of
1 V « 1 of Cottage Grove.
capable, enthusiastic and enorgeUc.
M. J. IlILLEGAS,
ple. Echo answers “ yes” for each sena women in shops is hard in comparison
Such qualities are worth much to any
of Camp Creek.
torial candidate, on the first three ques with that of men, while the pay is also
JASPER WILKINS,
community. He believes in going ahead
of Coburg.
tions, but when it comes to the fourth comparatively small. Owing to a vari
a>nd doing something for ourselves, in
For Sheriff, ,
and last the republican is in it and the ety of causes into which there is no need
E .K . HENDERSON,
stead
of
waiting
for
some
otheAperson
to
of Eugene.
to enter, the cluss which ojirns its living
coine ami do it for us, and will not lean democrat is out.
by serving in shop« has Hot the sail
W. R. WALKER,
back and vote “ no” on every thing.
f '*om the Kageae Regi
1< Mt«
of Efageue.
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r
fts th a t eujoji ’ >>'
R odney scotit * ^
and experience, a man of the people, office« of state senator and representa c ith e r in skilled trades or in pnrsitn
of Eugene
accust<$fred to hard labor, and believes tives, and the people cannot l»e too care
whose success collective as well as indi-
For Treasurer,
in and sympathizes with the farmers, ful how they vote on the sixth day of vidunj exertion is essential. Of cours«,
FRANK REISNER,
of Eugene.
mechanics and all others who live by June. We need men In the legislature there are many exceptions, hut in the
For Commissioner,
manual labor. Ho will, if elected, vote who are competent to judge rightly of the great mujority of instances any shop
ELI PERKINS,
of Long Tom.
and work for their interests and for the needs of the musses of the people, who man is aware that if he fails to give sat
For School Superintendent,
interests of the people of the county and can muke laws that will I xj a bwietit to isfaction his employer will find no diffi
J. G. STEVENSON,
state, without regard to the"politics or the state and not a detriment, who culty whatever in filling up his place.
of Eugene.
For Surveyor,
location of those who will be benefited. know by experience what will he the If this is true of shopmen os a class, it is
C.M . COLLIER,
He is just the man for the farmer’s alli best for the community they are elected still more true of shopwomen. They aro
of Eugene.
For Assessor,
ance or people’s party to vote for. He is to represent. For such an office we very helpless; they are not in a position
J. E. BOND,
as fully in sympathy with them as any want men of mature years and good to resent overwork or underpayment;
of Eugene.
man in the county, or any man who has judgement, acquired by a long and suc and, if it is in the power of congress to
For Coroner.
Dr. J. W. HARRIS,
travelled through here lecturing in their cessful career in the practical pursuits improve their condition by direct legis
of Eugene.
behalf for big pay, and, if elected, would in which the majority of the people they lation, their case is infinitely stronger
EUGENE PAPERS
get in and do something for them. He is are to represent are interested. Such than that of ordinary operative«.
a sober, temperate man, and, if elected men you will find named in the republi
E. K. H knoxbson is the candidate for
the water at Salem would not make him can ticket. Mr. Alley, candidate for sheriff on the republican ticket. He h»^
Complimentary Mention of Col. Alley and sick, as it usually does a Lune county senator, Messrs. Baughman, llillega« a square, upright, honorable young man
and Wilkins for the lower house, are and deserving the support of the class
the Representatives On the
democrat.
It lias been ascertained by actual ex men in whom we can safely trust to
Republican Ticket.
people who respect ami honor t P *
perience that the water ut Salem, or make the necessary revisions to the laws
principles in office holders. There
something the democrats put in it, doe« under which we are to lx, governed, Mini probably not another man In l-aim5
not agree with the stomach of a Lane experienoe ami long acquaintance with county so populur with the people where
From the Oregon State Journal.
Col. B. F. Alley, the republican nomi county democrat. There is more aqua the men will tell us that no measure he is known as is King Henderson. A
nee for State Senator in lame county, is puria in the water down there and less will receive their sup|x>rt unless the vote for Mr. Henderson Is a vote for a
» fit representative of thia enterprising j pure democracy than they are used to measure will be beneficial to the people man you may feel proud to have hold
HHBprogressive community*. Commenç drinking up here and it always makes they represent. They are not men who the office of coniBv sheriff.
ât an early age as an orphan then. sick. Therefore, we protest against will make rash promisee, they wilt not
T iixhk swiils scarcely a diaeentlng
without friends or assistance, he having the friend of our boyhood days go about the country telling wl.at great voice as to the desire of the re-election
ired a good education ami habits of and all the years since then, who is as things they are going to do, they do not of W. tt. Walker to the portion of
itry, honesty and self-reliance, ami dear as a brother, sent to Salem again, attem pt to getxotes by flowery speeches county clerk. Billy has served our peo
ma«le his way westward with the to lx; sick and perhaps die before his and fictitious utterance«, and they are ple well in that capacity and the popo
J i of empire to the point where t h e , term is half completed, lie is a good at least each ol them old enough to vote.
lar wish la that he may be permitted to
iws of the great ocean «lash against man, one of the best in the world, pree- Their lives and actions among us are
continue in office.
western coast of America. There, ent company excepted, but his early ed- sufficient guarantee of what they will do,
F rom all «ides of us and not a great
ing the hardy pioneers on the Sius- ucation was neglected and he in conee- and we hove no doubt hut what they
nrrniirded bv the rugged mouti- quence became a democrat when the re- will lx. elected and do good service for distance Iron. Florence come rtq
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home, and,
and, witli
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««Hcvae of U b o r ” 1« one of the chief ‘fuar *• ‘ ur* y
¡n rj his
his home,
th«*
of an enthusiast, is laboring to ¡ngdemagogues, and bus swallow©«! all diecrasions ol to-day. While T iik W arr ,nore ex ?n« e * eve o ».
reit the wilderness into productive the dotes and antidotes in the political has little fear teat the laboriug men will rich surroundings.
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