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Our people
ôary invites discussion when « iría » umb slang ,
Ab- They Lees
i . . Chance fo r Ever,body te
M m Esteem
have
the
but
w ith very m any other
end Rsepect of
Refined People.
eist in Securing a Great Reform.
full faith in
prim-ipl«-« oi lit** Omuha platform ,
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Litevaiv.
goo,I citizen» we
despair o( law -m aking and governm ent
ex clu sively by party
representatives
(ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.»
Short retirem ent» urge sw eet returns.
1 and a» one oi m any good reasons ior our
tHHOUNCEMEHT
Avarrice is more unlovely than m is
opinion, we call atten tion to th e con
chievous.
ere
eo
easily
elipping
in
to
our
every-«lay
r Poatinnater-General
w iu m m v i - M v u w « . Gary
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, tessed
elplessness o i m
fessed H
lielplessness
th e irituunv»..
republican
, -i w i êwaÂw i«
How blessings brighten as they take
presses pleasure at the widespread conversation, and taking apparently w.
their Hight.
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'com m ent upon his rccommenda-1 fixed a place in our talk,
w rit«, hd
gold dem ocratic allie« in tho «enate, are
The happiest wom an like the liap* .
tion lor the establishment of postal j ward W. Bok in .b e Dw euilw r L adies’
vet unable to enact thcii banking and
“ ▲ini tl.e w ent of it
pi eat nation has no history.
savings
Iwtnlp
and
invites
further
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Editor p.ud Proprietor.
The crAvintz for a delicate fruit ia
I discussion o f the subject. * I f we i i . t h a t « , m any people are using slang
\
In com m on with other A m ericans we
f
all
put our heads together,”
the i entirely unconscious of the ■non
fa t usage
that te lie v e ia a governm ent by a m ajority i p l°ssBnter 1
t ie rui 1 s
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INDEFENQENCE IN POLIJIG®.
¡»ostiaaster-geiieral Hays, “ the . right
on ¡ ..„
usage
7 . 1 they arc doing so. „ II th
. e t com
. m
„ .„
U r «»
citinenn iD,tead 0( tho eorah‘ ned
8 “tirc
“b° " t m en
e" 7 * 7
par...
o(
partiel). T h i, their liv e , and eulogy after their death,
j plan can be deyised, and that . » ¡ o ( slang were confirm ed 1 • to - a ...
...... alar
.
order of g irl., it would p e r n a p ^ serve
th e
AW«»? t‘r «ple'r tiri*.
I yyh.at the rtntntry want».1'
Absence in love is like water upon
U ndoiibtcdly, all reformer« are work
as
an
indicator
of
chara
ter
It is not often that a cabinet
!
citizens direct power over law -uiakiug, fire; a little quicken« it, but much cx-
in g to accom plish the M ine reault.
8UCf, disposition unnoticed. I*, w ould, at ien«:,
including the election of U nited States ' tinguiel.es it.
,want a condition established th at wi
tVlíl
i„a¡r<M
- ’ S !
to learn the lesires of
o f the
the people
people touch th e «eiw i’d lities of gentle-IWk senators by the people.
True lienevolence is to love all m en. i
p .a k e it possible for all to be pr.isperoua on m atters o f legislation connected But it is not so confined. Kiang is in
To this end we recom m end th a t the Recom pense injury w ith justice, and
a n d happy. R epu blican , you w ant this
(,ev(,lopm
ent of his vading the very nicest circles; it is
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members of our party in C lackam as k¡nd ne«s with kindness,
"conditipu to prev»ij d o n ’t you? We
. . . ~ do ; d
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Postmaster-General
beginning to inrtuence <liv talk oi our
county and elsew here u n ite w itli a il
A man m ust be excessively stupid as
n o t think you, as a rale, desire a ton tli- i ,
reqn(,gt for a widespread m ost carefu l)-reared girls. And tins •»
a ,_ ' friends of direct law m aking by all the well as uncharitable who believe« there
.tion to prevail
*®l,ld inake !t popular
expression
of
opinion
on
I
w
hy
the
habit
should
receive
.
loser
a'-
popular expression of opinion on
, ....... .... ...
, ! citizens, regardless of previous party af- is no virtue but on hi« own side.
posaible lor only republicans to be pro«- , the uuhi«et
subject should
should meet
meet with
with tention Girlti are forgetting that slang ! filiation« or principles oil th e m oney
oeroua and happy. We do not believe hearty responae on the part o f the phrase» and refinem ent are absolutely J
Though avarice will preserve a man
question or any other political issue, and
■ghat you are that selfish. Dem ocrats people. The newspapers have nl-j foreign to each otiier, A slapg phrase
from being necessitonsly poor, it gene
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form direct legislation clu bs in every rally makes him too tim orous to be
and populists, a« v r il «» lree-»ilver rs- ready preformed
duty in U
the
may
more
donned their tuny
te m
ay Ire
ne m
ore e expressive
x p r — ve than
v,.».. - a term of
ct a i i i l w e ilre w illin g t0 u n ite
These Goods W ill Run Out at
jm blicana, you desire this sam e general
w ealthy.
mat ter. Ijabor organizations, too, | polite ...age, hut ,t . . never i m p r o v e , P ™
happy condition W PrerP‘l> d o u ’t you? have very generally given con sid -' except to im press unfavorably. 1» is
Those who are unacquainted w ith the
Quick Work of
•Then let us reason togetlier. A ll, or a eratlon to the subject and with high tim e that our girls suould realise tion party. By this m ethod congress, world take pleasure in the intim acy of !
the legislatures and city councils can great m e n ; those w ho are wiser dread
great m ajority o l tho people do not care
th in
at they
»(H-ak
m e v should
h iio u i . i
» w » th e E:iglisn
uiiMiimous voice ltave asked for th
,
speedily
be m ade the servants of the
particularly w hat party i . in c o u t f o f o l ,
the consequences.
.
It remains now for language in their conversation, and not »
,.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
people
in
fact as they now are in theory
t h e governm ent, providing reasonable
The heart is a sm all thing, but de-
other bodies, e»pedally those rep tlic dialect of the race track, nor the e r i cannot be done in any other
and tbii
honesty and econom y prevail» and a
sireth great m atters. It is not sutliei-1
resenting the conymercial interests lingo of tiie bus« ball field. A girl m ay
p olicy is adopted th at m akes these eou 4‘ 1 of the country, to give th“‘r ftP J cause a sm ile hv the apt use oi som e wav,
, . „
.
, en t for a k ite’i dinner yet tho whole
W e RiijttjcRt the lollow'ing as a general ;
'
: world
1-1 S is
oa M
A» sufficient
ASA * for 1?
jditions possible. A ll w ant good eco “• 1 p r o y a | t o t h e a g i t a t i o n , in order slang
„ . phrase. But, inw ardly, tf o«e
not
it.
statem en t of the one principle on w hich
u om ical,goven ,tn au t m ethods pursued,
congress may be assured t h a t , who applaud her ph t.e her, at tu e
Outward
actions
can
never
give a just
such an organization should lie formed.
t h a t will treat the m illionaire or the
o f all classes in the sam e tim e, in their estim ation No
N gir:
estim ate of us, since there are m any
W e the undersigned citizens of
paujier with equal fsirpess, and the
.g virtually united ill favor ever won an ounce of r c.p e el by being
■People’s perfections of a m an w hich are not
county, Or. hereby form the
ab olish m en t of all uujuat el w
IMP*1* ' : of the early Establishment o f these slangy. On the contrary, m any a giri, Party D irect le g isla tio n Club, and de capable of appearing in action s.
tio n . AH
you »r« honest,
'■ of * yçu, “ if —
_needed institutions for the unconscious of the cause, nas foun . her 1 clare the follow ing to be our princip les: ‘ Natural abilities can alm ost com pen-
desire th at the greatest good to th e great safe-keeping of the savings of per self gradually slipping out of people’s
W e favor direct and suprem e law mak- gg(e {or ttie w ant 0 [ every kind of culti-
e st num licr sh all bn tl»« m axim . Sone sons o f modern means. It may be respect by the fact th at her talk was
ing power in the citizens, through the ration, but no cultivation of the m ind
of you, probably, would vote fpr a had t r u e
th ftt y ie commercial and dotted with slang phrases, t i n , sue is In itiative and optional R eferendum ,
can m ake up for tho w ant of natural
m ail if you m e w It. Then w h y do it? ,)UB¡neHH c la s s e s o f the country so clever,’ Baid a wom an not long ago, of w ithout abolishing congress or the leg
ab i.ities.
W hy allow your partisan sp irit to run h a y e J|Ot BUCjl a n ¡inmediato par- a girl who could keep a com pany com islature. U n til these changes are m ade
The bed is a bundle of paradoxes, we
clear away w ith your Judgem ent?
sonif.1 interest in the establishm ent pany constantly am used by tier apt use in our written constitutions and laws, go to it w ith reluctance yet w e qu it it
W ill you not be men and a»»ert your ( q |.
gavings banks as have the of slung. ’Sue am uses m e greatly. But th e m en elected to office on our tick et with regret; we m ake up our m inds;
m anhood when you go to the poll» to , wage-earners. I’ut the commer I sliould not care to in vite her to m y shall voluntarily apply th e principle of
every even in g to leave it cariy, hut we
ca st vQur vote? W ill you n o t have cial portion of the community can- hom e nor have tuy girls know tier.’ It direct law m aking by all th e people so ! m ake np our b o jieg
every m orning to
th n t am ount of political in.leiiendenqe nQj ftflrorti to m anifest indifference is a poor popularity for a girl, w hich has
far as it can be don e.
keep it Into,
th a t is necessary to cause you to refuse to tho well-being and contentm ent as its on ly basis the cap and bells of
E very candidate on our tick et for any
There cannot lie a more glorious ob
to vote for a had m *n or one of known ,
wQrking population o f the the jester. The life of the jester is ; office shall be an avowed and w ell-know n
ject in creation than a hum an being,
incom peten cy, even if Ive iliQ uld be th©
» x x.
i
u * ♦i>o<r never lo n g .”
advocate of the addition to our constiiu-1 replete with benevolence, m editating in
t'lpkei? U n til c o u n t r y . Ix t them do what they
i.om in ee op your qw,n tick et? u n til
j
z
tional law m aking system of th is pow er what m anner lie m ight render him self
REASONS
FOR
ADOPTING.
th is bane of o*r polU iqd x y .t c m - p a r t y , c a n t o p r o m o t e g o o d f e e l in g a t
I of direct law m aking by the citizen s.
m ost acceptable to his Creator by doing
prejudice—is V anished, bad m en w ill l e a s t by giving consideration to
Anv man who is un w illing to trust
m ost good to his creatures.
The report of the special com m ittee
ob tain ,«Hit», w hich is, And w ill continue p r o p o r t i o n s l ik e t h a t lo r t h e e s t a b
I the people, to learn and obey th eir w ill |
ap|M>intedDec., 4th, by the P e o p le s
W hatever is genuine in social relations
n b e , to your personal d etrim en t. Jf lishincut o f postal
■ • savings
•
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*—
Party County Central C om m ittee of on »»y qu estion , is unfit to ba trusted
bunks,
endures liespite of t im e , error, absence
w e would forget th a t w hen we com e to
the only object o f which is to do Clackam as county is printed below . It by the people w ith any ofilce. ltep resen- or d estin y; and th at which has no in
, ast our ballots, we »re republicans,
tatives and senators in th e legislatura
d em ocrat, and popufi.t», bu t are , a o m e t h m g tor the people, whose was ordered published as soou as it
ter n t vitality had better die at once. A
should be agreed on, and is to be adopt- ' »»d congress elected on our ticket sh all,
great
poet has truoly declared that con
interests
are
only
too
rarely
the
Am erican citizens and are, practically
sd or rejected by tl.e full com m ittee at npon sufficient dem and, su b m it to the
stancy
is no virtue but a fact.
sp eak in g, holding the welfare of not subject of intelligent consideration the n ext regular m eeting in Janu ary.
| c ^ e n . tl.e question of m aking or re-
The society of dead authors lias this
o n ly ourselves but th a t of our fellow by law-makers.
tlic report pealing any law. Wo know th e vote of
, . r
. itiic n s, ia ttie hollow of our hands, wa
VIIV t.llliVIlO TV II* .XV
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se n ta tiv r . and senators elected by other , never Hatter us to our faces, nor slander
w ou ld consider y e l l for wbV'n ” ® tM t
B r a n body Baj« Ra»
known leaders of the m ovem ent against parties, but it sh all control th e action of »» behind our backs, nor intrude upon
OMcareU Canclv CaUmrtk1, the roost wob
our vfltee.
Berfill lut'dical discovery of tl»e age. p eas- professional politics, not only as sound
* .
--
- — quit
_. * 1» I their
1. ... u I'ln.li'an
till .
our m em bers and th ey sh all pledge our privacy,
nor
shelves 4,11
W o know th at iqen h on estly differ in aul und refrt abiBK to tbc taste, art gently
and poiiUvely on kidneys, liver and bowels, principle and a m eans of gaining favor
them selves to obey th e m ajority vote a t , w0 tnko t,iein down
opin iene, b at ough t to b« of one opinion cleansing the entire eyet< m, dts|*el colds,
for th e people, but also as a practical
w h en a bad m an, or a good m an who cum iioa<laoiie, fever, habitual constlimtlon
A buse is not so dangerous when there
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and biliousness. Please buy and trv a box plan of un iting in on e party a large the polls regardless of their personal
* vnorta a bad theory or plan, present» of C. C. C to-dav; to,
w cents. Hoidaod
is
no vehicle of w it or delicacy, no subtle
convictions, in m aking or rejecting any
guarauteed to
to CUI
eure Dy nil druggist».
■•*1»
i «uarauLued
m ajority of the citiaen s of Oregon.
h im eeli as a caadidate for o S 1’«- XJon’t
conveyance.
The difference between
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A ca/eful reading of the report show s law voted on by the citixens
Our candidates for congress and th e coarse and refined abuse is ns the dif
v ote for him eisspfy because he secure,
LIKE THE SHAKERS.
that th e voter w ho joins a D irect I,egis-
a place an your tick et. You eay you
tliewe i V m ited States eenatc «hall pledge them - fercnce betw een being bruised with a
Istion Club and party based on
d on 't a lw a y e k n o w , and cannot know
: selves to vote for th e su bm ission to th e club and w ounded by a poisoned J. W . CARMA<M.
A »tranger visiting
Florence, lines, w hether he be populist, republi
w ith o u t a great deal of trouble. W ell
citizens of tho U n ited S tates, of the arrow.
can
or uciiiuvi
dem ocrat, does not ----
hereby
sur
in
ti vi
—
•
et
,|t is your duty to know —to ta>e .the ; could he take a peep into every render one jot or title of his party po- necessary bills to carry into effect every
W c often wish m ost for our friends
wee the inhabitants ,
jthe truuble to find o u t. jf
j f you don’t
dun t do
do ; house and «0©
,r,n T •!<•»
'
dem and of th e O m aha aud S t. Louis < h c n they are absent. Even in married
no, you are derelict Ip youy d u ty »s a
a n Rt h o m e , m i g h t b e '
ia .jbB,,|„ te that c o n g r ess-! platform s of th e P eop le’e P arty, of the life love is n ot d im inish ed by distance.
-
riuson, and do not have a normal
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e d toank in aurpritte:
” ave
---- m en u elected
p u g by
i liis party sh ell vote to i St.
.. . Louis and . Chicago
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an, like a burning
glass,
should lie *
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H
tirave 1 ” 7 ” ' ^ pmbra<<ed t'h c d o c t r in e »
in cast your ballots. I I * * t t us
» . be brave
su bm it to all th e voters every dem and [ republican and dem ocratic parties, and ; placed at a cerlain distance from the
enough to tlirow qff th e ch ain s of party 1
P P
of tiio poim lists, republican ami dem o- afterwards to vote for or again st the en - object he w ish es to dissolve, in order
Prejudice a w l » » W illin g to vote for a o f the Hhakem, or w it merely a
cratic national platform s, and th at th ey actm ent of each bill so su bm itted , as a th at the proper focus may tie obtained.
“ It ia unfortunate th at elarg pbraaee
</**;<.« s ' Chicago Become :
* jL.XVC t'o l’«'.',,.
W e are Prepared to M e e t all
D em an d * for W in te r
Goods, W ith a N e w
t
Line of Heavy W oolen U n
derw ear. M itts , Fas
Í
cinator«,
H osiery,
Boottees, O il C lo th in g , R u b
ber Boots, O ver Shoes Etc.^»
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W .I I .W K A T I I E B S O N
Rates so Low That it W ill Mike
Their Distribution.,
W E A R E C O IN C O U T
Of Ready made 'Clothin
th a t B e j n i th a t M r.
Cash can F it Him self out at
Cost of M anufacture.
Have so ne Sped 4» offer Inge in
soots Shoes and Hats
_ _ _ it valno fir W loaey at all times at
FLORENCE STORE AND SEATON BRANCH......
H U R D 4» D A V E N F O B T
S S IS
C A R M A N ’S
CHEAP CASH
STOKE!
Dry Goods, # Groceries * and
à
Notions.
FLORENCE MEAT MARKET.
......... Just
O pened.
Goods as R ep resen ted .
t t \'ó * #
riibt
r « t compe-t«»1
10 w te coincidence that
eo
many
«Rennte
are shall afterwards vote for
or against m ajority of th e c itiz e n , voting thereon
Be very circum spect in the choice of
m aking each propomtd law voted on by shall vote for or against th e sam e; and th y com pany. In the society of thine
tl.e people, as the m ajority at tlie polls ' further, that if not fewer than MO,000 equals thou sh alt enjoy more pleasure;
law. . Ttiuv
citizens of
the U
States s sh
shall be for or against the law
T hey ! i citiaens
ot the
u n nited
u e u ozaw
. u all
. . . »»■ ¡„
¡n the
the society
society of
of thy
thy superiors thou
fnr a bad or iaoom petent m ap, no m at 1 “ b a c h i n g it ."
party he m ay ow e V * j
B u t h a t an it may there are very
nomination. If we wiH only apply thi».
placet«, aside from m ining
ijr man
u i m i i for
» am i
,
principle » nsm we vote lor any
shall be cuuirunvu
controlled by
of the any -----
tim e by
dem and Ute sub- ghalt
niore ¡,rotit. To be the best
i a t ia r it ■iintikl be camp**, whore in ho large a propoi -. ghiui
vj tho
mv vote
***»«. w.
. patition
.
public position, w hether it
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„t th
.h a e ques-
„ „ a .- j„ the eom pgny j , the way to grow
pub ;c pvsi 10 . W I
.
t th ilomcB the eook, house- , HM.ple instead of by their personal con- , m ission
to all i .1--
the citizens ot
U 'r tc w h n t
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short tim e purge
Am erican
politics ot
I ncraonH of the same
1
,,
,
box .
There
--------- ; I* ’• a Pr®®tical m ove lor
,
dividual political action, w hen exerviaed
from patriotic m otives
aa
being
¿Onn by women, it seem s almost
U k © as if the people are practicing tho
su m m it of political th ou gh t; and the ' teachings of the
aliiYG
w ho 1»
m rvipq
»«»c.
party slave,
ruled by the
of p a r t, prejudice, m being the
**“ •* « th *
c h a in s — , — -, . ,
- •
,
very low est dregs <4 political a ctio n . I
9r
Mon of ind ep en dent
p olitical
thou ght
are, as a rule, patriotic, safe and worthy
of trust.
Hnakers
republican, a dem ocrat n t a
is
a
populial, is
unsafe and unw orthy o l tyuet.
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lot
in
the uoua n ljnj , 0 d eligh t in the good
* '! s a s
om .,
name
U lenada.
gon on this principle, tho
independent o( engctin8 #ny gtate law> w llk h m ay be in taking pleasure u. evU, though
m en.
T hen
state taw w hich has been subm itted
to
these im portant qu estion s van be voted i the citiaens as the m ajority at the polls
The
| sh all bo for or against th e
sam e;
and
It is subniilRkf in the hope th at every
further, that he w ill vote for the enact*
liouse is 16 by 24 feet and one story and voter w ho see« it w ill read and study
to the voter« in-
a half in h eigh t. Also a good woodshed the proposal carefully before com ing to m ent and subini
party Ime» or uain«s
Signatures to petition« shall b« proved
liriNTF.D-TRURTWriRTHY AND as now required by law in
M erit
“ Merit U lks" t h .
intrinsic va ja . of
I .u
w . J da . rsa
i - f parilla.
.,..» .
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H
ood’s
Merit In medicine means tnc power ,o
rare. Hood s Sarsaparillapomemes actual
and unequalled curstive power and there-
for. It has true merit. When yon b n ,
H ood’sSaraaparllt«,and U k . l t according
te d im e tlo u , to p o r if,jr o n r blood, or
.-MM
i
«M
M
•im « nit»
n y zvt
of »
t W
h a . many Mood zd
disgaws.
yon
a r . mv ..I , certain to u c c i ve benefit.
T h . power to cu r. is them. You are not
~
trying an ex p rim en t. It wilt
b b|(KMi pur», rich and nourishing,and thus
T a lk s
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
nom inating
vv
activa gentlem en or ladies
ladi
to eMrultdate« hv petition,
travel lor ™«poo»i,ftv. established bona«
W . ( t .U ’Ran, C h ai.
inaile
arrangem ents by
i n O w a - M onthly W 6.(»an l«xpeii«mi.
sill
fitrnjeh
Hie
W
eekly
I
b est In fact - the <)■• True Ik w d Purifier
J
ohn E väänään ,
w ...
r"
r p w ,tl<io R, M (lr
h e iF tw c r . E ,m.,,w
ItrpareUouly ky C. I. iie w t a o u .,UwelL Masa
O r i o n i . » ,•«♦».' t h . W « v hw on e y r .
w , wJ<,pr> n , .
C a ia . A . F rrca,
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tcrested of any focal law dem anded h ,
particulars a conclusion.
Resolved, By the People*. P a r t, Coun one-ten th of the voters oi any county or
ty C .u ral C om m ittee of C lackam as city in O regon, said local law to take
I n r a ts issue w ill l<e fourni a c o p , ol county, th at in view of the facts lierein- effect in tliat county or city on ly if ap-
' th® report of Ui» P eop le’s Party County afier set Idrth, we request our state corn
(ViH ral C o m m in w o , c lm .kau, a. lW lll, y
in ciCsena
y I*, i proved by
h , a m ajority
ajor,», c - ’ t Urn
ctCm ns
m ittees to take such action a . m a ,
..... ,„r
state
voting
therson.
All
«l«CMon«
on
law«
It con tain s raewniaiendation« for tb s neceaaarv to m ake our com ing
-
»«
sh
all
be
had
at
regular
«focti.m
.
•»
far
voters of every party of the state. It convention represent the advocates
_ |
the n a m e and build up thaw hois system .
eeem s to us som ew h at g»ntra«ljctory in direct legislation, regardless ol present
practical-
For furtho*
WRY snot t » not more of mu- farmers Rtat
iWporate their »urplus vegetables? Thia
« a new way of preserving vggetxbles
or future uao and pronti»»«
prqits
Wa
i inreaunent.
nw n
w hich
414 > *
states hold their conventions afte^l«.our sliali pj^tge him self to vote or th e sub- «f the latter; lor th is in lee 1 ou m ay be
election. If th e people succeed insfJrv- m iw ion t0 a|| ih e voters of the question little less guilty than tl.e evil speaker,
on and decided by th e people.
A house and
ss
Ore m ajority of the citiaens to tin g thereon am, com m endation« of others; to pass
ky tb cjr defects and take notice of their
gon n e x t Jun o, i t . effect will be felt all shall be for or against tiie sam e.
Every candidate for tl.e legislature Tjrtu««, and to sp -ak or hear w illingly
over the U n ited States. F orty.thrce
in«|uire at th is office.
T n . r t - . T x n n u . i m vv.a«e o
-
d e n t M cK inley was sent to congrree th e
»th ¡net. W e furtiiali U U> our su b
(•.Tibers in ju p p l.m r n t form .
against th e enactm ent thereof,
j elected to office.
If th is principle is successful in
w ill lie Direct L egislative
FOR SALE OR EX C H A NG E.
on prem ise..
a - r*
Mo-Te-Bae »•» F*f,F
u .
men
voters and m inority parties in m ost oi
of
speak
«• it not.
• ,
, , dem anded by petition of not fewer than
whether i these slates w u n ite on a sim
ilar p la t, uem anut
,
»..w-ww - - - - -
o f t h a t form, end as a result a large num ber of 5,000 citiasns of Oregon, and he w ill
vote for or against tiie enactm ent of a n ,
the new congreesincn, if not a m ajority
T he party slave, he w ho votes
fee hie candidate just because be
im m ediate they will vote (or the subm ission of
, I absolu te control by tlie people of
,tl>. stigma of corruption tliat now seem s are an ununually large number of
t u b e jualterab ly »tU ch ed to th em . |
men here, who are doing their own
While political parties aro necessary
housework, but when we add that
and are probably tf* best uveans of
bringing .» « .t unit»! political action, in nearly an many homee, the work
wo should encourage independeot in- both iu the houHC and out o f doom
worge;
- la w , i w
orse: the
the best m eans to grow better is
the to be the w orst there.
proposal, and will afterwards vote for or
,g gn argum ent of a candid, in g en ,
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W RECKED ON THE COQUILLE BAR
L ittle D ick -
m.-uiuiia vrw m a
Papa— I did.
L ittle D ick—
u e b b y if you 'd »
wear out sc mat
rtet.ee« ms at< « •
at t b
s
" T h e ; m i traits ot iw > u .« k --- cj
arc historic. Both w ere oxecu *
1766. the year o f th at abnuad m l'- *•
standing betw een th e se lf tormes.1 »
his guide, philosopher and friend, «■
Bn<1 the Moro wan left in a lienvy Ben w h ich so m uch e ig h tee n th e e s tn ty >•
w as spilled. T hey mnaL havw been pnin»
w ithout anv m eans of gnidance. She
Iwmwh.d
- " ^ finally
" - > > 7 drifted
'«Hf.ed ~ ed ^ shortly
d after
fo the arrival o f the putt
broached j"
in the sea an.’
’ »,e «outli heavh. All hands reached R,)awean
apparently interrup®*1
7- ------ ------------------- U **
• 7 — quarral, siuoe i t ie asarrted that
he refused
refused to to oontbrae
con tin u e th
th e e «Hting«,
eittiage, a *
he
the portrait. In w hich ha wes»rs * •
W Nh U g h ta ta g k arM tty.
“ W onderful eye that boy c f mine*« Am erican dress he bad ivcanU? «d«y*;
®d. ie suppoeed to h a v e been fo il» » *
g o t." said tbe proud father.
" T h at eo?" m ech anically replied the from each fu rtive glim p se« <rf htm •
p” o ld be obtained in pnhU n Thsd •
man w ho w as tryin g to get away.
"Y ou never saw such a sense o f p n - Huiue exhibit« th*
p o rtio o ,” erird the proad father. "Paas charge d ’affaires period, w hlS K —
that boy the cake dish, and h e 'll spot « p c stle o of f deiwn, he d iv id e d i l B *
• La «- 1------a _ J
»»
ilk*'
tr
th. filim
.-»imimttaa
of _
the biggest piece on Za it every *1—.
time.**—
VI-
¡ hi. Dnrson’e “ Elgh
RocfclatJ ( M t . ) Tribque.
Coos Bay S u n; The gasolino steam er
Morn is ashore near ttie entrance to the
Coquille river, and her hull ie breaking
up from the force of the waves, 8he
ficctipie. the sam e position as did the
Bessie K , when she went «shore over
a year ago. The accident orrnrvd Mon-
day, When the Moro attem pted to cross
¡„ over tl.e bar There was coneider-
aW, .Iril, w .o l running, and a 1.« struck
kniH.kin({ it int„ lpU ntrr