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Vol. 3.
Florence, Lane County, Oregon, Friday, December
T i , e dem o-populo c a n d id a te Pierce, ! state of Transvaal, formed by men wno>,-
whose name appeared tw ice on some of I only desire was to get away from civtli-
1«, 1892.
Ao. • o
Uon. Free schools of this country is'd raw s
its sustenance from a single law
one of the synonyms of liberty and free
tl,e tickets in th is state, will have to get zation and lead a patriarchal life. un-
that is a thief. It is the duty of the
thought, and even Catholic children
democratic press to k«*ep their , tarty
)li8 credentials from th e S uprem e C ourt, touched by outside influences,
Id
¿ncethe legality of th e tw ice p r in tin g , end in being fed by the g r e a f e j X I d catch these free inspiraiions, and soon lashed with “ robber tariff” articles, ju st
leani that the Pepe is like all other men as they .lid before the election, and dc*
l,a8 been brought forw ard lor adjudica- mine the world has ever seen.
and not second in authority to the Cre nmnd th a t «hen the next Congress
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1 he Scon t, a democratic jo u rn a l pub ator. It ts little wonder, under the cir meets the fr.-e trade ax shall fall on the
l i c short lived is fa m e ! W hen you . lished at Union, Oregon, in speaking of cumstnneis, that the ( atholic authori-1 protection |gw with a startling xmlden-
speak to one of your co u n try m en now of pensions for Union soldiers, says: ¿T h e ttts look with alarm at the decreasing ness, for it u i|l lie hardly the time to he
“the great struggle” lie no longer th inks j country is, of course, rich and praejier- number of church members recruited recklessly throwing away opts.rtnnitie*
vou refer to the p resid en tial election or ous, hut the peeple object to having the from the risin
g generation in America of breaking fresh ground in the lichls of
’) ng ttie
even to the C o rb ett-S u lliv an light, but burden of taxation increased to pay pen- who attend the public schools.
free tra d e .
replies at once: ‘‘ Y es; Y ale got away sions to men who are not e i i t i t f i i t p
W hat a pleasant review it. would hi- if
1 UK iugeuuily of American* is phe
from Princeton
__ dead e a sy .”
th e m .”
As it requires an linnm;!'
ilt>re pap.irs would tell a few facts about nomenal. A man namisi Mvcra has in-
1 novel site fur a honeym oon was re..j discharge from the service, and
of wbrk-people abroad, ami leave out a lit-J vented a “ Poor Man’s Voting Machine”
centlv chosen by a couple from K ansas. disablem ent to get a pension, it
tie of their imagination. Even in Eng that can he ope rated by merely pressing
frs land where tree trade ami aristocracy a series of button:!. The names of tho
The newly-wedded p air was determ ined concluded th a t the whole lot of
to avoid the m adding crowd and to en are not entitled to pensions. It*
prevail, Ihe officials are reporting against ri-speetive candidates ami otllees are a r
feetly
proper
for
democrats
not)
joy each o th e r’s com pany alone w ith
the horrible “ sweating system ” by ranged in rows of different colors up and
think
this,
but
carry
it
out
in
tin
which the making of clothes is farmed down tl.- wall, and the party désigna
out being sneered a t, so they retired to
lative
enactm
ents.
The
s
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out to women in their homes at incredit- tions at the head of the list, and tho
the depths of an old coal m ine.
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the incoming Congress should
j-e- ably low prices, and the scrutiny is voter w ho cannot read can pick out his
S enator D olph in tro d u ced a bill to ,1
peal all pension laws and ta ld
the meeting with alarming results. Even candidate* by the color. Next each
provide for the retirem ent of Judge
souiiivrn war claims, so lo n g ’
on the wcslding garments of wealthy maid- name is a knob to push, which counts
Jteady at full salary on or after M a rc h !..
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the shelves at Washington,
|pass enshave been found in “ fever dens.” for the candidate one vote, w hieli is re
4th next. This bill could not pass, if i t 1 ..
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i them as a reward for the fidelity!
An English ease is published in which corded by an autom atic counter in tho
provided for re tire m e n t a t an earlier
r
southern states to the dem oerti
a woman suffering from typhoid fever hack of the machine. Any man who
date, as the dem ocracy would w ant J
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m w'i
uiaiie 11 wedding dress; hut, she being wants to vote a straight party ticket ean
Cleveland to appoint his successor.
I I e who aspires to do any tl
taken to the hospital before it was tin* pull a lever, which will press a whole
-Oregonian.
should look upon nothing wiltij
islied, the clerk of the “ sweater” hur row of knobs at one«. If lie wants to
suspicion than upon th at
, M ajor H axdhury lias subm itted a re-
ried it out wf the infected house and divide his ticket, lie presses individual
seems to have done easily. J)
port, that goes to C ongress, advocating
gave it to another girl to complete. Ei- knobs in the different rows. If he 9 ants
naHj', a fter th e live* ol at least twenty to vole for Hiimu one who has not I m - c .
it-* -
river as far up as E ugene.
H e calls at- ** ,a 8ame hard pi act ice is rOnlix tin |>erHoiiM had been endangered, the in regularly nominated he omits to pros*
dention to the im portance of the coin- prelim inary part of the doing, ^et fected garment was seized and do- the knob referring Io the special ollh'i«1'
measure , Htroved. What foolishness we find in and hands in the written name instead.
pierce of the country and gives th a t as a t even
c v t" then
l,,c“ the
v,,c attainm ent of a ■•■v»™.,
reason why th e im provem ent should be j ea8e ou>'*lt’ to
^ le H*kr,&l to most
(.„,„p|Hj|ltH of wi ll-paid labor in this This sort of machine may he very ingen
on toward th a t which is less easy. A eountrv, when com pareil w ith facts of ious, hut we are not suffering to increase
made. His estimates for cost of surveys
recent w riter, speaking of Tennyson’s t|,e t.on,|it jo„ of toiler« in tho Old the facilities f..r polling the ignorant and
and plans, are $12,000.
devotion to ideal excellence, remarks
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illiterate vote. The man who cannot
L argely in advance of all other mo th a t “ he was not easily satisfied with j
mark his ballot intelligently under our
T here is hut one point of view from
tives of tow nspeople are th e ones of im his own performance, hut ever returned
system can he spared as a shining light
provements. Some way th e re is a upon it with a critic's eye and a coura which the question of free trade can la- in the m anagem ent of national affairs.
regarded by the democratic
party.
Mending of th rift an d good m orals in geous hand.
Every cadence, every
MARTIN L'JTH ER.
W hether considered from the standing
them, for a shabby-looking town is not word, was challenged and assayed.
N othing is to h r gained for th e relig
flourishing and its m orality is a t its low He was th e greatest poet of bis day, ground of revenue Io support the < iovern-
inent,
or a defense to our manu factories ion of C h rist by a tta i king th e motives
est ebb. Since we have begun building partly because writing poetry was hard
ami laborers, the decision must la* free of long dead elm nipioiis of any of tho
dilewalks in Florence, cleaning and work to him . And, conversely, many
otherwise im proving our stre ets, we all | of the sm allest poets’ of tl.e day are so trade, for a puny bus no moral right to
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tional am! tariff ft robbery, without re
an y
liu in an b ein g should p u rsu e a n y
because we feel a ¡»ride in th e improve- ,)oet rv HO easy,
lauding such law when the power is
merits.
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L ately , in New York, Monsignor Ka- given them. Not even to retain the
C ai tain S v . moxs reports th a t the ^ ¡]. j ejjvere(j g lecture before the A rch-! good fam e of ou r country am ong o th er
M| r a iige |f H„ y m ao
Loos liv e r is w orthy of
ng.ijm<t, w hat lie b eliev ed to la- th e sin s
*R*Pr<^v®,,,en^ j ^¡gjiop of the Catholic faith regarding n a tio n s should a “ rohla-i tarill
he p ie
,.o„ rH(. n c t i o i i from unmixed motive*
,,f ( ’iirintlim-ss; and it would be equally
w e ir to sta n d out
-•ml states th a t it is necessary to remove
education of C atholic youths in pub- serv ed . T he reasons m aking for the
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„m l tin 11 th e c u rre n t of th e
ll,e snags, boulders and sunken logs in ¡¡c 8cll00ig< He seems to he sum that abandonm ent of the McKinley tariff hill ^ o rh l’s thought, from wholly ignoble
"hler to m ake th e riv e r navigable for a t „ certain corruption seems to Impend are overwhelmingly strong for the «lent- motive*. The danger ul this age i* n ot
least forty m iles. H e also gives a state- fjom lbe fgct t ,,at children of boili ocratic party. It was a political issue hero-w orship, but hero-analysis, which
'“Hit of th e com m erce of th a t region.” sexes are brought together in the j a „d the wage-workers voted for it, ami we may press so far an to destroy all t h e
Ibis is a late recommendation to the same room for lessons.” In renewing „o did a majority of th e farm ers and ar- b e a u tifu l an d stro n g m odel* th a t th e
'»overnment. P ity ’tis th a t th e Siuslaw t jH> p o p e ’8 le tte r on th e subject and di- tisa n e . A lready we s«*e in d e m o tia tie pg^t bus given to u s, m ore o r le«* tru th
•lll,l Tillamook h arb o rs are not w orthy a rect(,4 to the Archbishop of New ^ or*c> exchanges, thut a few weeks ago ( idled f „ ||y t ¡,y the a-lroit m eilesl of th row ing
'«commend for im p ro v em en ts, ami t l , e l s a tolli favors the plan of the Pop»“' tlint the tariff a robber, now entering into the ¡„to shadow alt of the real picture th a t
««nnties th rough w hich th ey pass have of geparate building near our public subject of th e im perative ¡»oliticMl con- j („ H n o t h a rm o n ise w ith th e ideal. W ho
’"»commerce of sufficient greatness for sc| )(>oIg wl,e re the children tnaj««»em- «¡derations th a t demand th a t Congrc** w ih p ro (ll w hen H „ „ „ .r , S|iakes|Mtar»*
an Engineer’s p arag rap h !
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ble and be taught religion according to H|,Oij|d retain its hold on the key of pro- HIM| I111U1V B,|()th e r goes down am id tl.e
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together this H overnm ent. earth ami ready to defend itself. It is
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