I
man br uxkB g for »uffragc. tharoby
by atm-ndlMTan agr<«-in<i.t to which
she was not a party
Woman. rem«ml»«tr that the Itraelit»
»corned a di» I tie covonaist, and aa a
result wandered forty year» In ths'
w tlderncM without God
lukewlss'
man should remember thst It la a
dangerous thing, to debase woman by1
law. Rome trl«d lowering woman'» I
standard and an outraged «ivllixatloa
tore tb« rkxh-i. off th«- bwega of th»
hum.'«p race and turn>d them out to
roam In lbs world naked sod u»-
•MtAtutd.
UPON CONTENTED HOMES.
ly W O Lewis
SPECIAL OFFER
TO READERS OF
f*mld< nt Trsos l'«t«wi fnlun
Why‘la woman db«aliened*
Why
does she grow restless under the
crown of womanhood? Why is she
weary of th« Godgiren Jewel of moth
erhood* la it not a sufficient polltt*al
achievement for woman that future
r.ders narae at ber breast, laugh .u
h--r arms and kneel A her feet* Can
ambition leap to more glorious heights
than to sing lullabies to the world s
gn-atest gmulaes. chant mylodlcs to
master mind» and rock the i radle of
human destiny?
God pity our country when the band*
shake of the politk-iau Is MN grati
fying to woman's heart than the pab
ter of children's feet
Woman la Rulot Over All.
Why does woman ehafa under r*
htralnt of •ex’ Why revile I he hand
of nature*
Why discard the »klrta
that civilisation has clung to sine»
th« beginning of time? Why *ay avi<la
thia hallowed «arment that tiaa wipe J
the tears of sorrow from the face of
childhood? In Ita sacred embrace
every grm-ralltm hag hidden Its face
In shame; clinging to its motherly
folds loitering children hav» learn« 1
to play hide and seek and from I
youth learned to reverence and ro-
'»liect womanhood Can man think of
Ma mother without this rontwerated
garment?
Why this Inordinate thirst for pow.
er? Is not woman all powerful? Man
cannot enter thia world without her
consent, he cannot remain in peace
without her blessing and unlng* »he
sheds learn of regret over hia depar*
lure, lie has lived in vain Why this
longing for civic power when God b n
made her ruler over all* Why arava
authority when man bows down and
worships bar? Man baa -given woman
his heart, hla name and bls money.
What more doos »he want’
fan man find it in bls heart to look
with pride upon the statement that hla
honorable mother in-law was •>!»« of
the most powerful political boss»» p
the country, that hla distinguished
grandmother was one of the ablest
filibusters in theC saute or that Ma
mother was a noted warrior and hur
name a terror tn the enemy* Whither
are wo drifting and where will we
land*
CAPE HOiU’S GHOST S^IP.
Tn» Rstky Phsntsm Thai Lures Pass-
< mg Vsossks Inta Peril.
Marinors-HMBliug from Europe to
lh< went
treat by
b uay •», I :• < Horn bure ,
oft< u beet 1 »tart,«'«] by »«» uh - thing i
that ha-kry t like a ib-rviict with the
Wat« r* wn- hing user her deck,
The ill I i.ile-l Cr-f.tn of Itidv Was
t<> (hl
slandtug' «
r ». k» at th ? çutr.wc
of U- Mair- ' When *h
aecniml t«i bff a wal
drifting on the it ’ ro-ki
Preo-mly t,,0 phUnti
I
tmd and ao«m
Uic
fff i
Crown of Italy her
ashore and »at broken up by the
ware«.
\
• .
wegian Iwrk S
th« willì u talc
tl’flt aitiu
with tLut
b
Crown of II
¿The ntu
Ft
Het tlhyi t
nd
like a ph
h<*
I
of At^m
*
ter.J A 1
from the
nv|P»i li
e an in
k U‘4
i
H ion'
i
WAS
fpnntl
It strangl
freak
lit
ti in' black,
« '
st I.
•th aide»
J«;.'/- I r
here wat
of tin ■ j
«mi- that DI*
■rtniu
imspher-
■« rcaeiii-
tc eontlit
a cut
Th « f tottion «if
blatio tn
sbudti
the fork
that th«'
other n»t
combined to
produce
n bark run
tuua und
The. »i
It'-ad on,
is verv I«1
api-ror t
wot-¡J ln-
«ecm •
< • gale.**
1'1» i«
ttmiffi-. as
! follow the plow for a living and
niy views may have tn them the smell
of-the soil, my hair la turning white
under the frost of many winters and
twrhai«» I am a little old fashioned,
but I believe there is more moral in
fluence lu the dree» of woman than in
all the statute books of the land As
an agency for morality. I wouldn t
give my good old mother’s homo
made gowns for all thé suffragettes
constitutions and by-laws In the world.
As a power for purifying society I
wouldn't give one prayer of my saintly
mother for all the women s votes in
Christendom As an agency for good
government. I sronldn t give the plea
of a mother's heart for righteousness
for all the oaths of office In the land.
There la more power In the smile
of woman than In an act of congress.
There are greater possibilities for
good government In her family of
laughing children than In the cab
inet of the president of the United
State»
The destiny of this nation Ilea tn
the home and not In the Inctslattv»
hall» The hearthstone and the fam
ily Bible will ever remain the source
of our Inspiration and the Acts of the
Ai-ostles will ever shine brtgbu-r than
the acts of Congres»
T^ls country I» law mad Why add
to a statute book, already groaning
under Its own weight, the hysterical
cry of doman? If we never had a
chance to vote again in a lifetime and
did n«i pass another law In twenty-
five years, we could survive the ar
deal, but without home, civilization
would wither and die.
God save these United States
from becoming a hen-pecked nation;
help us keep sissies ont of Cnngresa
and forbid that women become step
fathers to government, is the prnyeg
of the (armerd of this country.
A DIVINE COVENANT.
pod Almighty gave Eve to Adam
with the pf< dgc that she would bn bis
helpmeet and with tils order of com
panionship. civllliatloa has towered
to Its greatest heights in this rela
tionship. God h >a bleated soman and
man has honored her and after four
thousand years of progress, she now
propose* to proroka God to decoy
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X* wi»t of HonMillu
dt-lctua-
i-> a i <- i k knowtt na “French
because once upon n
r ron-li fti/ttc went a»h«»r«*
Th- e liffg looked so mitcli
a •hip th ut the fripite’» «»fli-
were de I'ivial and though?
were meeting another veanel.
St. Paul bland, in the middle of BEST FOR OREGONIANS
the Atlantic, i* haid to n-cml»le a
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proached from a certain direction,
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Oil
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Misunderstanding,
I now have plenty of fine
Tin1 Imml l> ,t '» pre- nee in the Loganberries for sale. 15 eenta
clmir wga dwired, and two of the
on the bushes, or 25 cents per
•
deferential request. The retprtred /alIon delivered in Scio.
promise wax <luh obtained.
S W Gained.
"You may rely upon inc,'* «aid
thrdiig man. "Friday, the 2-Mlt, in i
I he |. - •
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It ► qu ite am un- Miste ot Ohm. «Ity of Toledo. I
Lu>'»s Conni y.
< M
fa-ctarian affair, I »uppm
Frank J.-Choney n-akee osth that hé la
“Rle» yotir 'cart, sir, came the renio» partner <»f il»- rttrn of V ì «-¡i.ne,
» C».. ikMn« bullo«-«* In Ih« r-ity of To*
reply, "tn® place was only lime ledo Countr «nj Ktal<- afor- wld. a d
salii firn» -v<ll
ss.. >>:n, ..f ONN
wawhod last wci k. You won't find lh»t
HFNtitlF.I» POI LAIt* fot «a. h sn-1 e -,
notbip of tile kind on the prem- «ry esse of Cstarrh thst rain .< he <-u*. 1
hy thè use C-f HAtJ,'» CATlRIlll l’t'ltK.
tac».*’—-Toronto MmLutid Empire.
FU tXK J CHKNFT
llwarn to befoee eie end sube-rlhr-l Os
mv i<: ««enee, tute «ih «far of ¡»•--••fn'x r.
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cous surfares of Ih# System
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Ifa'd “ hv *1 Il I •? •c-r- , (*
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How He Talked.
Itubinslcui after a concert tour in
S|Miitt was a<k>-l, "Du you under-
»tau«! 3uaniahf”
"No,' he »aid.
"Then you hud Io converse with
the Spaniards in French, 1 sup-
pose r
“Not
every Spaniard
We make a specially
of
French.”
Engagement at.d
"Then how in the world did you Friendship.
talk to them’
Wedding rings -F M French &
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