T H E TORCH OF REASON. S IL V E R T O N . OREGON THURSDAY . h a t in irm t (CO N TIN U ED FROM SIX T H p a g e .) soldiers flower strewn, but th a t all For Sale. M e give the Torch of Reason and the dead <*.v are icuiriiiKvreti. remembered, w which Memorial Day. h ic h , _____________________ - ______ « i • One h u n d re d am i six ty acres <»t the F reethought Magazine for one i i .e .1, • . j . firmly fixes this day am ong the t . j • rp.,, derstand the other, instead of v . i u i j b . tim ber lan d in Tillamook couutv. year for the sm all sum of $1.50. .e . . ., . N ational holidays. Reverence t h e n -, v . t r. TT m agnifying, nnm efv these opposing . , at , . . , , . One nn,c irom N etarts Bay. House, N ow is th e tim e to subscribe. rr ♦ / v • • old 8oIdler> not for w hat he is, some- , . i, ’ mg. Excellei notions. D istrust the politician .• . lo x - 4 . Sm all clearing. lient , „ . , , 1, . tim es a tram p , som etimes a beggar, w atei. Good bargain, In q u ire at S IL V E R T O N ... and office seeker, who has his own .. . , . . , . t . ,, ’ , , , som etim es a burden, but for w hat this office. ends to fu rth er with no regard for . .. , o t . . o . he d id . bo far as hum an eve can anyone else, Sum pter would never r , • , c j , 8ee» but for them there would be no Don’t Miss have been fired upon or the con- TTru t^ i , ,, , . , . . . Al t nited btates and the glorious flag, federacy organized, but th a t of which we are ju stly so proud, professional politicians fostered the , J \ . r . , . , would no louger float over a great .A rtistic W ork idea of separation and the people . . r i j .1- • i i i • v nation. As we go tom orrow to the followed th e ir lead believing th e * • , . , . ,, . x , . , 6 „ cem etaries look kindly on us. Liberal H all. Sat. Eve, June 12. W hen you w an t a .... stories told to be correct reports of The M emorial service in which the fueling am ong the people of the Good S m oo th S have we engage tom orrow, is in the high North; as those of the North be Or a F irst-C lass......... CAST OF CHARACTERS lieved w hat they heard of the est sense a religious service. The I h arlea S h ak leto n (in tro u b le) H . L . E ia en h a rt ■ H a ir -C u t J. R. Benton South, both Blue and G ray were m em ories called to our m inds, Mr. K ersh aw (who is not “ o t” ) -CALL ON- misinformed. The same kind of though of blood and carnage, are William I ijmton (a gifted liar) 1‘earl. A. t , e , r vet of love and «elf sacrifice, of !7''° o u l 1 ■ I'»»' ’ , Hixton (I am co n u u g ) H arry I eeart politicians are abroad in the land * E. E. T A Y L O R . honor, of m oral as well as physical now as h u rt us so much then; be 9 O o o itM Lucy N o rto n «¿race W olfard courage. A nything, which tu rn s (w ith an eye on C harles) lieve them not they are fooling you. S lL V E K T O N , O regon M rs. C hadw ick (ditto) M innie P. H osm er a m an from selfishness, to self- They are inventing stories to Mrs P ix to u (are you com ing?) T alien K isenhart sacrifice is religious; w hatever ANI» deceive you. Give very little cre enlarges toleration, increasescharit v ja n e (who is strictly burineeti) Sophie wolf dence to any m an whose business is politics and his sole occupation and em phasises fra tern ity is re- Religion office for yourselves yourselves ligious. 1b,OUs* e igion is som ething Som ething N office seeking, seeking, judge judge for ’’om etbing New and Bound to be a and cultivate independent thought. nH>re^ lan rePe-»ting my creed, pray- L IV E R Y Remember th a t loyalty to th e flag "»g m y prayer, giving to my church, S t S ti FEED AN D and loyalty to a political p arty 11 19 90 sald Je8us> God B arb er Shop JANE S ilverton . . . a are r e not n o t necessarily n eeeH aarilv i identical. d e n tic a l. I cannot end, w ithout speaking a word of women in war. The presence ■of the W om an’s Relief Corps with you my com rades, calls to my m ind as it does to yours the welcome presence of women in the hospital. We rem em ber those whom we personally knew. W here would gome of us be had it not been for their kindly m in istrations as we lav stretched on the hospital cot? W hat could wc have done when convalescing, but for the stores su p plied by the san itary and Christian commissions, the first presided over by a U n itarian clergym an the second under the leadership of an Evangelical lavm an? Those.stores were gathered' alm ost entirely bv the efforts of women. And when we returned home, fur m any of us there would have been no home, a,ld 0,,eK neighbor a« oneself.” S P I o 5NDID SN D I Jo h n well says, ‘‘unless a m an love Ids brother whom he hath seen how- can he love God, whom hje h ath not seen.” To prom ote hum an love and the brotherhood of man is the gran d purpose of M emorial day and of the G rand Army of the Republic. T his is p u re religion says Jam es ‘‘to visit the widows ¡and the fatherless in th eir af fliction and keep yourselves un spotted from the world.” Com rades our rem aining days are but few; soon we shall answ er to roll call ir< the other land w hither the most of our G rand A rm y has been m uster ed. Let us m ake the most of these last days, filling them with holy “ ,ought8> «e,“ le w,,rd3 “ nd lovinf? deed“’ 80 th a t when we we sha11 ‘«ave behind a m em ory fragrant w lth B°°d,,e3s a,ld MUSIC, Tickets on sale at G U IS S ’ D ru g • /• Io th e y o u n g an d to th e in tu n e s of w ar. middle aged I sav, reverence the ...............e <»ld soldier; our ranks are rapidly thinning and the tim e will soon come, when on m em orial day our sons m ust take our places and drop the flowers on our graves. I am rejoiced to note th at on this d ay not only are th e g r a v e s of the old . . Cor. W a te r and Lewis Streets. S to re. Reserved Seats 35c. Double Rigs and Saddle H orses alw ays on hand at th e low est prices. A corral Boors open at 7. C u rtain raises at 8, connected w ith th e barn for loose stock. In fo rm atio n regarding any kind of stock p ro m p tly a tten d e d to, by person or le tte r. Horses Boarded and’ Fed on E l HER H A R D ES TY, reasonable tern s. G en eral A dm ission 25c. H A R D ES TY & MOODY. W ill p ractice in all courts of th e sta te Special a tte n tio n given to collect ions and n o tary work. • R oom 3, W olf S IL V E R T O N , B lock . OREGON. GOOD BOOKS ÎK@dillf(ê@dl PH igSS had it not been for the women, bv Com rades and friends, the graves the hardest kind of work preserved which we decorate tomorrow, hold We can furnish th e follow ing books those homes. But for the women only a handful of dust, vet even well bound in cloth ; good p rin t, sta n d a rd th eeountry could not have survived th a t dust once formed a body in sizes, for th e e x trem ely low price of the trem endous convulsion. To which a hero soul lived and is 60 c e n ts e ac h , postage 10 cen ts. D on’t fail to tak e ad v an tag e of th is offer. woman the nation owes as great a worthy our reverence, much more O rigin of S p e c ie s................ C has. Darwin debt as to man The m an has been t h e patriotism , the self sacrifice, D escent of M a n .................... “ “ F irst P rin c ip le s ............ Herbert Spencer partly paid with a pension; to the the m an lin ess, which were the at- D ata of E th ic s ................ *• « wornan as a tardv . recognition of ( t ributes of th a t soul. These virtues E m e rso n ’s E ssays „ her ?r service let there he given a tire a precious heritage which a ll ^?.rto r Ih*sartiis ............T hom as C arlyle . . . . . _r , i History French Revolution “ “ voice in t h e adm inistration of ! m ay enjoy May the services of j Discourses of Epictetus public affairs And Mince th e w a r | Memorial «»j day strengthen . ..R, . . . . . . our . . .. Past am i P r e s e n t............ T hom , as C arlyle H y p a tia ( h a s . K in g lv how much has been done for the I devotion to our common father- A u to b io g ra p h y of B enj. F ran ru n k lin ‘ F ifteen Decisive B attles of the comfort of the old soldiers by the lan d , m ay we be inspired by the \ \ o rld .............................E . C r C re a s v i Relief Corps. We certainly should holy memories called so vividly T en n y so n ’s Poems value the services of woman and before us to devote o u rselves to her S h elley ’s Poem s izongieiiow L ongfellow 's s I Poems adm it the great debt which the best in te re s ts a n d in time of peace Pope's p.wm« '•ountrv owes to the loval w o m e n of to sacrifice as our friends sacrificed M E to n ’s Poen A m erica. SALE S T A B LE . Old R ags colored w ith “ P E R F E C T IO N ” Dyes will m ake beautiful C a r p e ts an d Rugs, an d , u n lik e o th e r dyes, th e colors o b tain ed will not wash o u t o r fade. They are sim p le an d eco n o m ical to us»*, and th e new ‘‘P e r fection” J ) t t m Dyes are espe cially adapted for Rugs ami Rag < ’a rp e t m aking. F o r Sale By All D R U G G IS T S . GUISS <& SON, W holesale SILVERTON, - - A gents. - - OREGON. --------- — . Idea Wanted—An Protect vour Me»« : they may Who can think of some simple thing to patent? you’w ealth — , bring you wealth. Write JOHX W eu,«kB&*“ ‘ — “ RN ’ A CO., ---- P atent - Attor- neys. W ashington. D. C ... .7for‘their ii*W Ô*priBeôffer . >r their <1,800 prise nU <ad n ew iis t o f o one r -* thousand * -------- ------ -■ Inventions wanted. H ood s Poem s M ay th e sons am i B urns’ Poems d au g h ters of veterans, for the old ’ soldier is not of m uch use now save as an object lesson; count no sacrafice too great, which shall eri- sure true prosperity to our native land, and m ay they see to it. that it rem ains, the land of the free and th e home of the brave. Rrowni n g ’s Poem s , Byron’s Poems sm all p rin t Sh ak esp eare s Poems sm all p rin t A ddress, JO N E S ’ BOOK STORE, 291 A lof . r S t PO RTLA N D , < >KK< ON. ' {Caveats, and Trade-M ark» obtained and at! P at ient business conducted for M o d e r a t e F e e « { O ur O rricc is O p p o s it e U. S . PaTEN TO rricc land we can s« .'ire patent in less tune than thuee [remote O m Washington. k . Send r »del. draw ng o r photo., v ith descrip- ftion. Wc advise, if patentable or not, free of ,charge. O ur fee not due till patent is secured, i A P a m p h l e t , “ H w to Obtain Patents,” with cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries sent free. Address, C .A .S O N r r tc O W & C O C. . c. O pp . P a te n t W a s h in g t o n , d .