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WKEKLY
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ttih1 .60 a TW. $1.00 sU mot. tte. .
THE fcPOSTLES.
?
faatttWWirgrtgxrgf' "C&n..,Tkem, by
' .i fSte-ateaiasval Artists.
"Elw-iacjlUDval artrst?, havJnj ap Wca
' byftieKoaal ap5uracc of thc.Say
hMat fcWoivers; iVdoptf d a st of slsnli,
6r aablctus. tcf Htjb, which, so.6ti be .
carao famlUar to alL The cmhloru of
Jctcf wae! elthw a tarfie key or t-wo
tccys cro960, which la rcsdlly csplaln
ii by refcrrln'to tl)e words of Christ
(MattJtQw Xrl, 13, "Aud I will give un
to tfcee the keys or "the kingdom of
hettves." The chlcm" of Taut was a
Bwod and a bopiP-tbe tattca: to rcuilnd
tfia beholder that he was a teacher of
mca. the former to-Indicate that he was
bebeaded with a sword. SL Andrew
was usually figured jstandjng by a cross-
shaped like a tetter X that beins tne
form of the draw uwu which lesend
ays he was, criaedirhe eaibleiD af
St. James th Gftst 'as eltser a sworu.
Mfortag to tiw fct that be was also1
.-AeiiWdcd, or a pttjrWs staff, be bcias
agwattravekc:
St .John' swtMsHi was a caldron, re?
fOTiac to. his wqwHoaoc la the boJllas
oil. 8t rbltip's sajrttrn Is aa.enlsui.
It, was a spear asA a cross, yet It ti
known that he w: banged. St. Bar-
MiAloMAiarwhn in' "flsved alive." is
represeaUd wkh kalfe aBfa "skhVl
hLxn 'la a whumT eormoeed to- have
II ! ! VTK fUn MJOIl iwsn Kr v.
wnssieferecceWCiwfsfs callla.'M
ThoBsas, JMTiae mw "perceu w .
Anrt;- Is pJctawd erryJoga aqmn
Tb SBtbWm 'oTJuHstlK ees was a
-eBT-lavtB biwir"!) .
.with a Wwtr t,iattttos an a, h
barla xx b4eaWL Sins'a em
blata was a sawi, SPbeleaswl says,!'be
Uras sawa asaadsr."
the Swedes;
Th Swedes mi crakt. taciturn peo
ple, liters fe Jestlln? even among
the lowest !aa Ybcn a .train leaves
a platfoasi or. astcaraboat a pier, the
"ibokers'oe Kft teJr hats to ?be depart
ing passengers sad bow to them, a com
pliment wlOchVs returned by the pas-1
srugarav " e expected to .lift your
hat 6 ttis stisWrnt personiytw meet i
the, sbtat,. and ttv'aptek a bP. office or
Vttto the HMkou Is coBsWerea a
.'manners. la reur-
1 are
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attapt-
HSlwH' s iffi
dftitag
liPB iTiiifffnf ilATiJWli
the
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"menu be
L
iKalfi-
!3B
the waS
r os ea.
Hm ti 1 11 ijfr1!
: h bsaa4 af claars
icr tbt cf?tte 1;
iMrpoiaaf .'If ipiV th ;.
rpWSjWtS.TWi NPK
'' Aiwsasouo,
:
I
f
-W Mlia tl tMr OeCss." t
"What a wua&Crtfhat aSM.bs ,
.liattocr ' 4
1 ft kMUWa w)w niiMy
A JMlpSraft.'
ii ;
Ht. !
; aw ak always tst
. . : . . U
1 m- IV a taapKy prH
.book thai Ifras' n s ewsr-ltstai
fTtmmtipt f .m;7, 'r
Ute asaBL't1teM7
.siir7
4-
tha
peat pMlng,
r ee.ow a
f aapt
klEw
i Mia tkU MMy '.
iwiiilns, aM ,
"tflfc"1'
Ti3fc eT ..
,'-P;:
T ". k. TWWBIOm'-j !- i , . J V . l '-ri.m . .( M. 4- - " " T T." "
HTi.!J- IBWTO by women. . . jajap " fe .-dia. -tffflGItlN THE .SOUTH
r . -v Ki-rfltfyiBW 5CT2r,2 Jll?55Z:att'teiE Mtf ' - :'. ;'
,.il.tfriMij.i. , , . '-ait.. - ... fcl . i 1 , pw iq nn.,.,m mvnirvr ' 1T 'JW
1 An'lfuiion Is rapidly bela lwf
wf'anrt itaitiBR to the front by na at?
ganlsaltloa eSmposcd of women. ti,
society Is called tbo Woman 8 liuprotci
mont club, arnjlt has nccompUJed
wanders In .mprorJng and beautifying
the town. The ilub'Tiaa several cm
taittcca, but t'ue Vnost Important ot)e la
the munldphl couyulttce, and thtd'com
mlttccls buaUy employed In making the
town a mbro desirable place of resi
dence than It IS.
It Is a sort of vigilance committee to
observe the breakers of town laws. Its
memltfrs can causo the arrest of per
sons vlolatlag street ordinances. Tbo
small boy who throws banana skins
tccklessly about, the man(who tosses
newsnauers into the gutter, the1 woan
whQ flings parcel wrappings recklessly
ab6nt-aU have tbo keen eyed and stern
minded committee to reckon with.
Street wastcta&keta have been irar
chascd for the town by the committee.
It has Informed Itself concerning the
(Possibilities of levying taxes fee str.
sprinkling purposes. jt:,conccrns uses
with keeping slgnbeaVds in coKdtt.JU
and discusses tlis perishable uatura of
weot&n elmboards and the ex&easc of
.Irca aacs wlthra! view to reaching some
coaciusion wirch win un h-.itiv uiu
Yflyter& wlihoijtgaideposls. It stud
ies the parllsystestt and delves lute- bot
any In order to pv 'able to suggest, suit
able trees fee the town parkst. Alto
gether it i3 a valuable society. ,
: Frenchmen can no longer talk aboat
our "national vice" and pride them
selves that they are sot as we arc, for"
la 'recent' years tbo great qusardea in
Franco has been the abuse of absinth.
Statistics sho??, says the Paris corre
spondent la the London Mall, that the
see of absinth and other deletcous
liquors Is rnpfdiy undermining French
mea's constitutions -and k one tit tha
mala factors is,' the decrease 6ir the
preach population every year. A vol
aa might be written fb the atrfinga
salluclaatlons which bsinth drlakla
eWelsps la its votaries. The doctors
ire Baaaiiooaa, In saying that ceastaat
sipping of tae stuff, evea wltaeat any"
apparest-abwe of it, Is as dangerous to
bealtlTaBd life itself as absinth drunk
enatw.. ,The coastltHtleo becomes ab
soloielr Itapregaated with, the coae&c?
08 aad, werse thaa alj, aa absinth'
drinker's chBdrea are' bound to be
weak both hf Briad aad "bedy. Thi
auefmens Increase is. Faftce of ate
years of eoosumytioa and othr tuber
e&ir'dteeases Is, say thresctofsi'.dM
iovM&W elae thaa the ase a ab
siR&, and the pressflt.eabyset is cra
Ued wKh the resolve to !a$hedee.aW'
ceat legislatka agataet Wa aale at the
aext aeoatoa of the chamber of depu
ties. "
,Thrce hundred aad 'fifty years ago,
at the lasUgatloa of John Calvin,
Michael Servetas was burned at the
stake la Geneva as a Unitarian heretic.
Some days ago a Unitarian church ia
Bostaa 'furnished coafei to -tfarm the
Calvlnkt brethren, whose chprch fael
had given oat. So, stawly perbaps, bat
sarety, ths.splrit of iMgieW teterattee
s4 teotbaritSod grow-ta the world.
PEK PENCIL AND BRUSH.
j5 '
The Oerawn painter Herr Max Babes
was preseaVat tb opontog-of the great
dam of Asssaaa, which will feral the
subject rf a great picture by"hiHi.
Tolstoi ,1s appareatly la excetleat
heatthif we ssay Jadge by the Met of
the wacksTaBa'wblcb he is engaged.
He, la wriaira.bok m the eesenea af
rellgkm, a aTf 4eaHRr with assta's
aequiaitlea of tb Caacasas, aa essay
ob tfc kad qwWoa aad a play whoss
sjttjiit wactakea froaa real life.
vJchd Le Oajllawaa, poet; novelist.
ad aewspsper Jia, began his
m e prescic oesea. an
la LiverBool, ihe jaee of Jbfs
.Later he iMbuawaecfetery t
Barrett, the aeter, with wham ra
tsabMd until JU health seat bia basse.
Tbea be begaa bis literary career.
iP.NrEATHK.
ganMght k ossaatisl to fowls fa wtav
Thaw, ww Ham
shlrlfea sliakM-HMri
Turkeys ataat hare a gaaejaaag to
be proitafeia. Tbay aw bug aej by
aature and tauet ltate pleat f .!
todowelL
DlTerstl' the poaHry baatesas awM
as -the rest ot tbr ataai(rki
Rake ducks, gaew aad tastofs as we
aaahkkeas. ' " T
.eae aa4 dnetal 46 aaf. ataa suatsr
freaa ri or ebokra, but'tbey wIM be-
Ama ,tajua At Amp If Aauflil W
danp qvartan,
' , ., 1 J 1 , (
.Bwkl wltWaa.y lliaata whm aaav
tfcM tkaas Ukcai, a very wka proykkw
i -rapia2
arerewraaaf.
riaii iiiytt
'rzzmrrszt,
umnmmtmm1;mw"7fr
?, HpViiiMaap''aMJMlBWi' nneaa -1te waajMi
VThavak mmh folk Mm 'm'lMt(
r.hlAnAk v?
K jxtx&mmmt&fam-i a name
m. bow wtoMS&B&famiA t
tha. wind ou Great qoebwfrCu
acar Or4nthan JSwslaud. Tba church
wathe.glftof tfWdlcrwHjoniTfgratwl
and grew rich and who Insisted on this
s.ucer ccmdltloa. Could a titled puStor of
that chttreh be caHed "fiddle D. T.y
" Tke Fn. J:
The antlaalty of tfctc.fan.ta th?bsat,
bartieularly in Ask, extends far back
beyond tho possibility' of nscertalnluaf J
lUuatc. In China and India the cxls
aal'modcl of tho fan was tlio wing of a'
bird, and at one tlrac was part of the
eaabkatf of imperial authority.
Par- BfmkliHr Ptres.
Coal dust mixed with salt cud wptw,
and wade into good, sized' lumps will be
round very useful tebaak wp.a Ire fur
the bight.
Sme Id Kxewie.
YIfe (durlag the, quarrel) "Vhat
made yon marry me, then? g
Husband Why, yaij did, of cearse.
Chlcaga'-'Kows. , " , . .
Mr. Morgaa inektathat Koau organ
ised the .first skipping trust, but he
neglects to tell us who did the under,
writing.
A Point IB Law.
f An agreement by an applicant forllf's
Insurance that the medical , examiner
nbpoluted and paid by "tho liaurcr ahall
be the ugeat or tho applicant in record
tag the medical examination la "held In
SternamsB Jrsus Motropeltan: Llfa
Insurance company (Nv Y. U7 L. IL A.
81S) to be prohibited by public policy,
. f.r : -' "
His Part.
Llttla 5ek What did papa, mean by
saying ,tbt hf was captam of this ship?
Ma Oh. that 1 only his way of say
lag that ha is the head, of the hofse, , '
sfclttje Jack Then, If pa ,1s the cap
tate; wbataroyod?
Mif Well, I sapnose I am the pilot
Llttla Jack Oh, yes, aad thea must
be the comaassT .
Ma The Haase Why the compsaaT J
Little Jack Wby, the captain ano
pilot are always boxing the compass,
you know, . to : .
IfeedeU Tkm All. '" '
A well' known, aathoress was. .once
talking with a dilapidated bachelor,
who retaWed little but bis conceit. ,
"It k tuae now." be said pompously,
"for laaa'ttf aettk idown as a" taarrlcd
ssaa, bat I want se sriucli. I want
yeath, beaKh, weallb, of cewselbeau
ty, grace" , . ,.., .
f"yes."faald his fair lkteaer sympail
iateUcallyr, "yoa poor maa, yoa do wait
them all."
4." Proke1tc.
Hesry'W. Grhdy- les.1! than a month
before, hk death at the early age pf
tidrty-nlne remarked to a friend; "Im
agiae me as an old man! Picture me
baldhcaded, half blind, toothless and
kanlng on a cane, It can never be. It
k toe ridiculous; A man with my riot
cms, bood, tremesdous energy and rest
tesaVctivity must die youngl"
r ft.
Shirt Sleerea to Shirt Sloerea.
Oliver WeadeH Holmes 'counted aly
three geaeratte; betweea shirt sleeves
aad Bblrt sleeves;' A daught.cr at Tol
stoi la aa iatervkw with Henry Nor'
maa expressed the same idea In -these
wards: "Na' KwiskB ever 'founds a
tiatUy.' aa you say. A man makes bk
ferts4: Us sea tavlshas It; his wit
4krws K."
' 'i
Mwrka Time,
KaU-Twr baby ka't three aeth
M yet. k hat n
Todd-Ofc, yes. ,T be exact, I have
besa awake new atoetyaix;' nights.;
Kaah, a writer C the ebcteeotb jea-'
wry, says, "If a Jtoge ksetb aa aye,
paaiwttyAka; -ooatamice
itat m BMrtK.sBd aase Jy,
HZM
P
JfTPW JwmaTPeWTW "
yaskkntheatera .give
imw or reur
aW'inteaded
aM'flww Who are tomt
aw
y at the doors i,
liavrs bafew tba house Js opened,
.-., , ,- - ... . tj
Oart ini4aatati.-, '"- -'
" The foUowlag is aa-Mtmlrable
,kan of .Lord FalmerwWsr curt';
transacting etikUl Matteflr. T
Inatructteos glyen to a forclka
elerk far aaaweriaa- a letter:
we'll we; to use'bUcker uk;
hk letters, aad wat tuara'a,
esatWtaBt."
l,,l- t "1
ImiwH It'tutitKfiid.
SmmU hasbaiMk always cm-,
W;M. kwk that wyt.ffhltiilght thek
boaeymaaa to kw tbair wives ia o-
l-lawr. Oatws," ' hagan the aafftaw
yikag Mi "I- ahat k, faw.daaigh-
I krkn .to agai af..ia'.am,'i(wl''-
-xaat ww, at. Jmf m, , aawr-
isktmm' 'iwrwht,
rnnwn hmh iki iBtav hr awtw mB.'" -num
.
SeaMJsf tk
tf TrngnrTTrir" Tfcfr'
, i aB-r- ,ir
-iBiiwi' tesw wa
ivn
?;'joN3 HavsbkcN wvi; u
MecsrW Encrscr and Mor
ia;Str treiS. Have WorUe Won-
ta'.aa wi
a;-Hltrooa natn ay a aoataera
vZiHmjH&
'ttafrfc tebpiPWSik pnrt in the
rchabllltnUoa oft ihe grvilfisoutb. Mo:
ej liaa bcn n' potent factor,- but pluck
has jcci1 I7. dynamic f(rSe bcliind it.
No ee Jon has been maijp to grpw Into
I crcatticsa br steady strides' with great-
f T ilOl.1 .L.I.T...- 1..- Af.J. '.KMll. Mill.
Cf L'UCCk IUUU UIIB .IIUll. pijritvu viu-
.btuccd by the states of Georgia and
Alabama,
Industrial enterprises, Schools, col
leges, factories and, indeed, nil other
agencies for tho uJifcaUdtnejif towea.
cities and villages, for tho pi-opagailon
of tho gospel of work, 'tho dethrone
wpnt of error and tho establishment of
truth and rlghtcousaess In tho 'land,
have marked' this glorious country as
tt goodly land, says tho Atlanta Con
stltutloiK There Ii one of theso dovel
opera which we Wish to note specifical
ly in this" sketch and one'.instnnco wo
wtah to cite to Show what may be done
when pluck aiyl thoriey are linked to
lectlier, ' .
Somo years ago, during the booip
-days tin ,Alabamavj greatvexcavatwa
yas being mado for tho efcetlospf a
mammoth building. Monoy was play
ing a great part in the. enterprise, nj
..wcre-nlao mules and pejtfbes. On bo
ing asked if the project warf.not n hugo
undertaking, an old negro replied:
jyca, sir, boss; but you, know money,
nbjuIc3, apd negroes canTrd anything,"
Indeed so, fop those three, when unit
5cd, form n strong comblnatlbn for the
accomplishment pf great things.
This, was exemplified so'roo thrco or
fourt years ago in'ft little town In cast
Alntiama oft not more than 1.C0O peo
ple. Tho merclmnta pf this town, real
felpg that they wcro beiug'' dlscrlmb
natprt against by a certain railroad,
decided to. go into tho railroad bual
ucoi( tiicraiclvca, whereupon thcy-met,
orgnalied and within n few weeks
had an' engineer out making a prelim
inary survey of tho proposed route.
Books of subscription were opened,
and only a few days paused till all tho
atoc'k.was taken by "hope men.
DubioUa ones hooted at tho idea of a
litlfb town building a 'railroad, cynics
sneerad, dickers prophesied failure, bat
owners along the lino had canje.to run
their 'fa'nds up to fan'Cy prices, and old
flelihr'auddeiily became choice property,
sSine-ifaw, .had confidence enough In
the project to back their Judgment
wlthjtlibir money,;!. . .-
Time moved on, apd within a year
the road was completed, tho rplllng
stock'tostairod and tho company ready
for Ifcsluess. Kvcry day sinco . tho
trains, have been running ou schedule
timo. " The road handles nil of the 20,
OrfO bales of cotton marketed lti tho
.-town. It hauls all of the freight
brought in and carried out 1t prac
tically doc3 all of tho vast bmiuoss of,
tho town and tho country adjacent,
thereto. It has paid well.- Doubters
aro nW strong backers and confident,
ly expect tbe promoters of tho enter,
priso1 to "o whatever they say they;
Will do, especially if it Js to build n
.railroad The kickers still kick, but
be'eauee '.they ailed lo seo their proph
ecles'fulfllledr Thia story of the building of tho rail,
road by a amall town Is 110 fiction. Tbe
successful carrying aut of tho project
at Wtlrae whon money was hard to
gat and business was dull was ono.pf
tha wandors of the times. The cnla'rgo-
l meat of the schcais by tBIU propqoed
exteftikaMs pregnant with hepea, for
greater thlags. It has hy H tokens
the development of a section that may
-be made on,'af the centers of Indus,
trial growth of the great south.
What one small town did In railroad
building any-town can doby pluck, en-
ergyaBd money rightly used.
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL.
rti o '.Th1 baa been anaolnted tire-.
.fesaer'ef botany ia the Uhlversity m
Uyaak. .
The New Jersey state beard of edu
aaIoo worts that tbe cost of running1
'the public- schools of the state last year
exceeded" $8,000,000. ' '
Zepbanlah Uopper has been
athemaaca. in the Central
of Pblladeipnui ror toriy
in soma Instances to thre
of the same family, II k,
bt ysara aid aad Is sec be-;
ve nuHM a waetea 01 me
Km last iwo'awades.
, ,
'ffejttV;k the weather la ples Ilka
jrranz-jwec aau, bhh
otac mskr bear- huaUa
fkMs and, sbort th-wasoa tnat trees
Hka the Hr never mew higher than a
fw iaalMM. ,f
. ' lr-
m Js Mi4 that aa exee'kftt wa.-dr1
IkiwM la horws k to pat tbeui lata
aiswkaasug taak. In swlmmiag Um
l. -iJ.. .!. . ,- v- via.
mi exereke thai he Wtd kaswVg'e
fofKBgnrewor
jmmrnm
''wwSW.
Hf7
J-
MilUll I ti-H-l t 1 1 H 1 i H
YA tB N T TK R' dr comM nrxt
vek,. Vim 4jH want vfleftllnei
and ymt mldUtn well pick horn sn
"" sMottnitntoltlielhtit ami bo't tiucn,
-. . KoUilna naw but .lmt Ke hpw, ami li 1
AWU-6atufflii',MV.M,'l"' Any
A. tlilhg you nr.ht frcm I'Titnt (ip. Boma i
T .M'lhcardnoiiiudbtMtd creollona '.
this rear nin (ruv lupetb. woUlB
cnlncdby ualtlnu) bouer tuako your
lojecilonn wliliwllii ofortmnnt Is cam
plato, Comla onf'i?' Yes, ol uouma.
MATCH
LESS ,
VALEN
TINES..
Sengstkcken'-i Pharmagyf
Mar-slifield, J Vf: y, Oregon '
4t44-M4H .-HW'444,-WH44H44-M
1H-1
'-iSLi-.vrivp
ijlH-HHii-W'H nil i ii Hi t -
r
WC?1 T" KlS
Jle laymoGr
MAJRSHFIELD,
Ilaadlcs the famous, Magnate
C. A. ffl U U R
t-H04-M-fr4?Hr'H44'M'4't'4fr,H I'JiM 1 1 II i'141;
'
saavNKisavjr
ilNlON BU5CH1IR
' . t
Chtav.
"XT"
' Evcrythliiir clean and fresh.
Complete -Unc of the finest
meats, be'ef pork and mutton.
afCONI DMi;-. SOUTH IP TOSTQFFICE- .- jHABSHFIELD; lie
t m m m m m m m hi m, m i
k
a
TIME
5 Steamer Blaio,
1
LSAyaa.
Marahfield, 8 a.nu
Empire, 10 a. m.
Marshficld, 2:30 p,
JSmplrc, 4:30 p, in.
m.
Jtyre from Marsbfiel4to
IMW
' '
',1 Maarmi Charta. I,
Magna Charts, the great charter of
Itaglfcbaea's liberties, U M-ewrved Ii
the sWtkh mawum.. It k jkatewhat
staisM'by tlawr, bt KWg Joaa's wal
aad name are still quite glbl at tha'
bottom of It
Women to lMiare Teaas Taws.
Clubwomen baya taken. tt the, .bercu-J
lean task of cleaswg Bwaswat, -Ter.
The have orwnlaU wwkrab rule
and regulations of tha wiHsnal, sssoetH
atloa and propow to make many im
prevefneutfl In the town. It k stated by
tbe jHomoters of the project thai thfjr
,w work wltliir(. bksasi; s)
'isy iato district and thaw aktotek la
ta ewarata blstpiftth a aatmty
jot8ted by the iuimudy-1 kafc afkr,.
the cleaning .of. sack separak Iskak,
The .ladles fully aparaakk the asagal-
) mum vm u wit
)atlttajiwaiM!krtah-
tuaapf tnatnKiMi
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chief work of the wfi. will ha ta try
to clear the streets and sidewalk, of ,
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litters a great many of them. oml
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apen-w th public fee a year, baiug.,
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lata Balzac's hohw at Cbnlllot, Iluu
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the- garden of the Ilespsrhles. Xwa or
three passwords Vrere accessary, which
were ebsaged frequently for fear they
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fcV, To tho porter we said, "The plum
season has come," dp whleh he allowed'
ua to cross tho threshold, To the wcv-
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the bell rang It was nccassary to wur-
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