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 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 .