THE TORCH OF REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON, MAY 10, 1900.
A son, whose first name I can’t
recall, was staying with his mother
in the absence of his wife, and he
»hows the intellect of his mother.
He is a very pleasant gentleman
and an excellent business man.
spent sou.- thoi
Mis.
Oregon a few years ago, where she
is remembered and well liked by
all. She has many fond recollec
tions of that trip and says we may
still look for her in Oregon. I hope
we shall not look in vain.
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Alice, through disappointment in
a girlish love affair took refuge in $ 3 — GREAT SPECIAL OFFER- $ 3
a convent and has never been
heard of since.
Sammy teaches the orchestra and
Clay the band, which are without
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¿vuvv Ph-c--Vco-i in I'he laud:
Sidney and Owen, the German
correspondents for the institution,
do not mix with the common people,
‘‘because dey talk nix but Dietch,”
you know.
f l Dew Tamllv medical W ork
Elvin Ames is head book-keeper
bv Dr. 3. R. Greer, Cbicaao'
in Rob Downs’ wholesale drug store
HIS book is up to date in every par­
A Prophecy.
and Miss Georgia Davenport is his
ticular.
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first assistant.
It tells you how’ to cure yourself
by
simple and harmless home rem­
Read at the Closing Exercises of the
Chas. Page, that terrible book­
edies.
Liberal University, Friday, May 4,
worm, studies from morn till night
1900, by Miss Ollie K. Geer.
It recommends no poisonous or
dangerous
drugs.
and thus manages to keep out of
t teaches simpie common-sense methods
A. D. 1920. After so many years everyone’s sight.
accordance with nature’s laws.
does not endorse dangerous experimets with
Henry Fisher, though very busy the It surgeon
have passed I was induced by
s knife.
Lora Ames, still my old chum, to with his clients in New York, does It teaches how to save health and life hv safe
not forget to write to let his old methods.
revisit Silverton.
It is entirely free from technical rubbish,
I just begin to realize bow long I friends know that he is satisfied it teaches prevention—that it is better to know
iow to avoid disease than to take anv medicine
have been gone when I come back with his choice of life.
as a cure.
Those quack doctors, Messrs. ItReaches how typhoid and other fevers can be
to find all these changes. Lora,
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now in her prime, still lives at the Wolf and Mount, are traveling
" 8ease-
foot of the hill and supports her through the country selling native It is not an advertisement and Las no medicine to sell
parents by selling her far-famed herbs and horse medicine. Give . , , s
paintings. I never have enjoyed a them a quarter when they come
,1!.......—
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visit like I am enjoying this one— along.
— ■ k Greer, the author, is a pra c t i c ing physician in Chicago, is Professor of
Della Davenport, alias Sibyl
talking of old schoolmates, learn­
B Colkfl« President’i Cestimonr
nfe?fl<!‘L-r,nary1 ™Rea8e6 in the Colieg»
ing of their successes or failures Waldrof, the great actress, whom
P r <« f . W
H. C o o k , fo r th i r t y y e a r s D e a n of the , Lu -’F ,Cn?e *nd Sur«ery, Physician-iiZ
P h y a io - M c d ic a l C o lle g e , write« to t hief tcrthe Harvard Medical Institute,
and the use to which they have put we read so much about, has just th C e in a c u in th n o r a a ti s follow
«
and has written many works of value to
•• I h a v e e x a m in e d y o u r b ook, ‘ A P h y sic ia n In th e
made a great hit in London and
the profession and public.
their hard-earned knowledge to.
H o u se,’ a n d am m u ch p le a se d w ith Its c o n te n ts an d
to n e . E v e ry fa m ily sh o u ld k now how to c a r e f o r th e
This book has 800 pages, is neatly
The first thing that I hear is that her success is complete.
h e a lth o f t h e h o u se h o ld , w h ich Is a h u m a n r i g h t a n d
bound
in cloth with gold letters,aud wiu
g iv e s th e in f o rm a tio n n eed ed an d in
What pleased me most was my d la u n ty g u . a Y g e our th e book
Louie Rauch is the Baptist preach­
be sent postpaid to any address on re­
p eo p le c a n re a d ily u n d e rs ta n d . I c o n
n o t n a m in g th e u se o f a n y p o iso n ,
ceipt of price, |3.00.
er and lives upon charity at the ride in Lora’s automobile. And g b u r a t tu a d la h te e rin y o g u s on
tr ic tly to th e use o f n o n -p o fso n o u s re m ­
e d ie s - th e on e tr u e p rin c ip le th a t sh o u ld g u id e all
SPECIAL
•"•»feme«
ase , a n d w h ich 1 h a v e a d v o c a te d in
parsonage, with his big Dutch frau, her’s was not the only one in town. t m r y e a p t m ra e c n tic t o e f fo d ise
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now
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the
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enjoying life immensely.
Da. w . h . C o o k .”
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Reber, the grass widower, who same luxury. The paved streets
lives in Sammie’s old place, is, after are always well lighted at night
three years of loneliness, still griev­ and every few blocks a beautiful
How to Make
ing for Ada, who absconded with park rests the tired eyes.
The Liberal University has 500
Pervine before they had been
students, and 300 of these board at
married five years.
Grace does not write often, but the new dining-hall. The race
The Government nationalized the Postal System, why not also
the
Money System? A plan is told by C. ELTON BLANCHARD
track
is
literally
covered
with
bi­
the last heard of her she was shear­
in his book entitled............................
ing sheep on a large sheep ranch cycles every recess and noon and
UNCLE S A M ’S
near Caleb, Oregon. Aubrey aud an interesting ball game can be
Dick are the owners, so 1 think seen at most any time. If Silver-
HOMILIES ON FINANCE.
there is no danger of Grace working ton and the Liberal University con­
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herself to death. Again it seems tinue to improve as fast as they
o. ,, u .
p™fita on this book will lx? given to the Lioeral University
as though I can hear the ring of have in the past twenty years since Should be in the hands of every thinking person. Address all orders to
I he TORCH OF REASON, S ilverton , Oregon
I attended school here, they un­
that merry peal of laughter.
Howard Melson, Joseph Brewer, doubtedly will attract the attention
John Scott and Rudolph are run­ of the world to their beautiful
.F o rstn e r’s . .
Do you take the
ning the bowling-alley in the base­ surroundings and modern conven­
Torch of Reason?
ment of Roscoe’s store; and, if re­ iences.
It is only One Dollar a Year, and
ports are true, it will not be many
IS INVALÜABE TO
contains reading matter that you can
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nglish
Secularism
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years before they will be able to re­
not get elsewhere for three times the Carpenters and Joiners, for mortising
money. It comes every week, too.
Hueh a8 ,etting in locks’ afi R
tire from business.
By George Jacob Holyoake, 146 D o y O U
th e
place of chisel and gouge; to
I was astonished though when
pages,
neatly
bound
in
cloth,
post­
told that the four merry girls who
\A /f*«*L rlv
1*1 Ca^.lnet ta k e r s , for inlaid work, dow-
paid, 50 cents. Twenty-two excel­ W e e K i y
v jr e g o n ia n
elling, patching, removing splits and
boarded at the dining-hall in 1900,
It
is
published
at
Portland,
ore.,
knots. In fact, no
lent chapters, together with Secu­
the same year that I did, were
and contains more and better infor Wagon or P attern Maker manufactur­
larist ceremonies on Marriage,
mation in regard to the Pacific
»till living. And yet there are two
er of pianos, organs, sewing machines,
Northwest
than any other paper,and
Naming Children, and Over the
agricultural
implements, sash, blinds,
ways to account for this. They
is the best newfc paper in Oregon.
furniture,
nor
Dead. No Freethought library is
You get sixteen pages of good read­
were taught the hygienic laws by
ing
matter each week, including all Any Other Woodworker, should be
complete without it. Sent free with
Professor Leonard, and one of the
the news of the nation and the
without it.
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world,
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natural laws is, that it is only the
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SILVERTON, OREGON.
SILVERTON OREGON.
A PHYSICIAN
IN THE HOUSE
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