Oregon City courier. (Oregon City, Or.) 1902-1919, January 15, 1904, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 5, 1904 The New Year. During elumber's qult cheer Ad unheeded watclt ia kept, 'Tie the end and beginning of year, With flving moments kleft. har leu thousand years or more Midet evil sense or good, Before heaven's open door The dial plate hath stood. With cherished memory sublime, I'ar reaching elements of power The gateway of unheeded time Opening at the midnight hour. Witli frosty pinions snupping Iiti ring weariness of light, While in infinite Bpaces shining Am the brilliant stars of night. Eridfmceof majstyand might. Midst misty darkness fraught, While in the open door ofrmyht Is Nature's fullness wraught. With angels of mercy striven, Measuring immi'nHity and birth, And the Lord's of host cr heaven btirring the pulseless earth. A alight mimicry of sound Quite uulike the lion's roar, While species of Nature abound Upon open sea and rocky shore. And me thinks 1 hear them near, Or ihe crackling of the lever. , ' f is the knell of a departed year, lione, gone from earth forever. Virtually lost to the human soul, Yet momentarily the watchers take A nilken thread from Nature's scroll For anocher seam to make. While millions scarcely know When the sillentstrok is made So 'ift the hours do piss and go During rush of life's parade. Still sweeping by unrestrained Are moments for strength or pleas ure, Busy world with wisdom framed the home of man forever. Sturdy changes beyond control, While winter bells doth chime, A stitch in Nature's roll To denignate the shift of time. Cheney. HOTSHOT AND OTHER THINGS. Nelsuii on Socialism, and in Support of a United Democacy. Mr. Editor Allow me to express my surprise at being bombarded by nearly a Cf! "ii in the Courier of the 8th iust. fi.. 'ho pen of W. W.Myers in defense of Hociulism. Judtffiig from the tenor of his article he must be laboring under a heavy load in imagination or in reality. Knowing the g 'litleman personally, I cannot think it is real, so must conclude it merely ex ists in the mind. - Thig being the case I can truly say that I' sympathize with him. Not being a' man who cares to pry into the affairs of my neighborhood yet, I have every reason to believe Mr. Myers is a well-to-do citizen possessing a good farm and other property. With all tli ib he is not satisfied. Now the answer to this question wi 1 be fliilllciHnt to answer another where he ackH for my idea of the cause Well, if he had studied his bible is thoroughly as ho has the ''Appeal y Reason" he v ' 1 have diecovorpd that, ' man that ho... )f u woman is of few days aud full of tiouhle," his Inclinations and affec tions heing of a selfish nature; which is the uatural condition of all mankind. It mutters not if you change our present system of 'government and establish Socialism, you will utterly tail to eradi cate that selfish principle we inherit by nature. This point ia so clear and self evident as to require no proof. Aain, can you hone to make a para dise of earth by establishing Social ism? Where would all the cor rupt Republicans aud a few Democratic conK'V'-imen be, if not in the Socialist party? r or one, I do not think it pru dent to keep one puny in power too I ng 1 Kitili;u'iinn only smile to see this di vision in our ell'orts. Comes, let us join hand and out those vampires that are niakiiii! us sweat, and dig, Ml Nt'bo has been reached the lusci ous giMiH'S a :i 1 the laud that Hows with milk mill honey, have been seen the dark mid dreury wilderness of disap pointed hopes, wherein we sull'tired, and made wiser, lies behind us and a Joshua In due tune, will t iko command. lie ulrong and of good courage. We are neaiing the Jordan. Once over its turbulent waters, we propose totaketh bin i by laying seige to Jericho and oc citpit'g the White House oftor the 4th of . March, l!0.r). Verily, can we count on yon? "United we stand divided we fall ." N. F, N'klbc n. T H Wark Banna's Sentiment Jlnd District of HoostvtltJIrt Grow , Ing 3t Overtbt Country. Washington Cor. Chicago Chronicle. TTannn Danf irtmnt. ia OrOwinD flnOrmOOS l oli nr n.o nnnntrv. Rennhlicans everywhere, who feel that it would be an irreparable blunder to nominate Roosevelt, are refusing to accept the un.o senator e uauiarauuu bo uum. Hanna sentiment developed in the re nant Runtihlthan IftVA ffttlHt. At. IndiftnAOO m.nV. nr. avlanl f h a f. if rtantilrarl 11B IV DUV.U CI1 CA.DII. fcUM. .w .v,w..w something skin to main strength to keep it in ine um l'.giuuuu. 'PI... l.ra;.tnnt ij liacrinnmap tn rpftli J. tic I 1 gniuoii. uu.inui..g - tlw. anih ami uitinarilu rf 1 1 1 a nnnnni t.inn m liimaalf in Ikin RnrmhlicAn nurtv. He is beginning to understand that im petuosity, strenuosity arm spectacular nnil.n.la tViaf a pa tint rrn ftrn n 1 MPfl hv scrupulous fair lealing with all men can o a distinct cuie ot weaaness. Tt-la nil lau nf Mr. liiiniRVHlt H SCtivi t es is lai gely responsible foi the hostility of Republican Senators to himself and his administration. At first they were disposed to forget and forgive upon tne general grand .that the President was impetuous and impatient of restraint, but when practically the same thing was repeatea in me cases oi oiuor nnpjmi menta they lost their tempers. And their feelings were not assuaged when they read in leading magazines and other periodicals stories of how the President had chastised haughty and presuming Senators. The writers were nearly always men who were known to knlnnn t, tKo iiiMiiln nnr.prin nf the Preai. dent's very large literary circle of friends and advisers, niey quotea scraps oi dialogues b tween the President and tin- nomol Kunnlnra urliM(h warp. AASllv Tfi- ..n,.i9.. da apptimtp. taiutt r.&rpi to use only those exchanges which reflected the greatest glory upon me president and the least up m the Senators. Where and how were these conversations oo tained? Ask the Senators. Agency 1'lain. Christmas and New Year's have come and gone and are numbered with the things of the pant. The wedding bells were chiming during these merry times and the extreme cold of Eastern Oregon made the bells sound very fine. To our surprise Miss Izra Long a joined in matrimony to Mr. beorge Hurt. They are now making themselves happy on their homestead on the West Side of the Plains which is a lovely spot to spend their future days. The Plains would be better oil' with more such young men as Mr. Hurt is doing away with these old bachelors who are getting more numer ous than the coyotes. The sad, strong arms of Death came stealing over tin beautiful country and took away a beloved mother from the home Of Mr. tiara. Mrs. uatnariae Gurd. The departed one leaves a hat band and seven children to mourn her loss, at well as friends, who paid their last respects by laying her away to rest, and hope to meet her in a better world, if it he the Master's will. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. W. Branstetter and the burial was witnessed by a large congregation. She died at 7 :14 a. in., December 31, and was buried .'an. 3., at 11 o'clock. following is the school report of dis trict No. 72, Colton, Oregon: No. of days taught, 19. No. of days' absence, 23. No. of timeB tardy, 3. Pupils who wero neither absent nor tardy during the month a'e Nora and Mary Wright, L na and Robert Putz, Bessie, Maggie and Promise Phillips, Archie and Nellie llonney, Carlson, Ruby Countryman and Chester Troutt. Visitors during tne month were M,.HBrrt. .!. Wriirht. J. Putz. W. Bonney. A. Countryinm, Alvy Clark and Miss epie I'hlllipi Visitors i.rj always welcome. Lenoka Ointher. When hiliom try a do-ie of Chamber lain' Stomach anil Liver Tablets and realize for once how quickly a first class up-to-date medicine will correct the disorder. For s lie by Geo. A. Harding. i? " XI X J. . lUiaKiiidVjultive Mmy: 1 aril Jr.r the nature .if atifii aliMir SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY Z HUNTLEY BKOTHtKS, Druggists and WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH MR. MYERS? He Is After Somebody, But We Can't Tell Who. To the Editor: In 'his friendly debate you seem te be afraid of losing your Pe dro. I have the trumps up my sleeve. You just play him and see if I don't catch him You seem to think all that is neces sary is. to turn the rascals out. You have not proved to me that a system that would make a rascal out of a Republican would not also make one out of a Demo crat or a Socialist. Your argument turn the rascals out is jit about as stale as the Republic in protective tariff cry higher the tariff higher the wages. If you will agree to remove the cause that makes rascals supercede the compe. tition system by ushering in the co-op-eia ive commonwealth, wa can join hands over the bloody etiasm. No, I don't believed all men dishonest, at times, hut I do say without truthful contradiction what makes one party cor rupt wilj also make others corrupt. A good doctor will invariable seek the cause of a contagious diseases and re move the same otherwise he would be accired of docioring tor revenue only. Nei her do I btlieve a corrupt system would make ail hunest men corrupt; neither would fever germs give all healthy men the fever but you Bhould admit the germs ought to be re moved for th i safety of the human fam. ily. What ia the Democratic idea of doing away with the trust t tio back to the di versified competitive system every man for cimself, the devil tikes the hindmost. We know the Republican idea stands pat with the trust. The So cialist say the government (the people) mustowu the trust. I am happy to read a letter from our old friend, win, Phil lips. He is one man I do not believe the dishonest germ would take a hold on, but his idea does not altogether agree ith Governor Chamberlain on the Pan ama question, if his speech at the ban quet was quoted right to me. Platforms are ma le to get in on th? principle manufacturing companies has been superceded by the trust policy manufacturing company. W . W. Myebs, Mt. Angel. Well, our Christmas and Ne.v Year's dinner have eutilud, so will tiy and give you a tew uema Irum K. t . U. JSo. 1. Bad colds are the order of the davon tins line. Our good looking mail carrier. Mr Holmes, is going now on horse back with the mail, as the roads are on a strike. But wesboi'ld not complain of the mud dy roadi. It is when we read of such horrors at the burning of the Iroquois Thbatre in Chicago that we feel glad we are out here in Oregon, the land of mud. Mrs. Annie Olaen starts tomorrow for Portland ito visit friends. Mrs. EdwsrJ Peterson entertained Mrs. Louis Melby, Mrs Annie Olsen nd Mrs. N. A. Olsen Tuesday after uoon. Mrs. Phil Hasty visited her daughter, Mrs. Carlson, of Portland, a few days if last week, returning home Sundiy,, Miss Minnie- Povvell, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. R. Wright, of Scio, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Shade Long, of Linn county, spent the holidays with the for mer's mother, Mrs. Henry Long, of Marquam. Miss Jennie Worndal received a gold watch and chain for a Qhrh(mas nresent from her brothers. Mr. and Mrs. N. Olsen spent Xmas with the former's mother, Mrs. M. E. Wright, of Cedar Dale, and while there they took in the .Christmas tree at Coi tou. Frank Jeoruge and Miss Lew Jen nings were married at the bride a home near Brownsville last Wednesday. 1 tie happy vouplu will arrive here to day, where they will make their future home, Ye scribe j tins in wishing them i lo,;g and happy voyage on the matri' monial sea. I he boys are gathering up their tin cans aud cowbells to weicoxe them borne. Misses Wilda Elliott and Tena Stuwe .vill give a birthday dance to t heir many rieiuis rrul iv evening at Ihomson s hail at Needy Friday evening. Cuba. Scrofula, suit rliwin, oryslp'la.a an1 other di! tmslnB erupUre diswees yl.'ld quickly ami per m uently hi the eleusiu,', purifying power ( unlock Wood Bitten. !' H.n.UHM'JiajJUH," l"W 'If ' When your lungs are sore and inflamed from coughing, Is the time when the germs of PNEUMONIA, PLEURISY and CONSUMPTION find lodgment and multiply. Dllilf HI! T J stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs. It con tains no harsh expectorants that strain and irritate the lungs, or opiates that cause constipation, a condition that retards recovery from a cold. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR is a safe and never failing remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Th Doctors Said Hi Kad Consumption -A Marvelous Cure. L. M. Ruggles, Reasoner, Iowa, writes: "The doctors said I had con 6umption and 1 got no better until I used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It helped me tight fom the start and stopped tho spitting of blood and the pain in my lungs and today 1 am sound end well. THREE SIZES 25c, 50c, and $1.00 REFUSE SUBSUITUTES Booksellers, ONE WAY OUT. Residents of Oregsn City are Shown the Way. Only one way to cure a bad back Liniment and piasters may relieve it. Ihey won't cure it. Backache means sick kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney ills. Read a case of it. Mrs. J. D. Kennedy, who resides at 780 Corbett St., Portland says! "1 have been ail! cted with kidney trouble for thirty years, and fo? the past twenty 3 ears I have ui t eea ent re'y free from it in some form or other. 1 suffered ter ribly from backache and could hardly stoop over and get up again. vTrouble fiom the kidnej'9 secretions existed. At times I was greatly blo?ted, my feet swelled to twice their natural siza and I was seldom without a plaster on' mj back to ease the pain. I doctored a great deal and used m"re medicines than any one person cmild carry. I had read so much about D an's Kidney Pills that I c ncluded to give them a trial and got a box . I was a good subjact with a cast of such long standing, an i I thought if they helped me I could safely recom mend them to others. I used them faithful. y aud the results were satisfact ory in every way. DoanV Kidney Plla are a wonder. They did me more good than any other remedy I ever used " Pienty more proof like this from Ore gon City people. Call at C. G. Hunt ley's drug store and ask what his cus tomers report. For sale by all dealers. Price 50c Foster-Milburn Co. Remember the name Djan'a aud take no other. A Very Clos9 Call. "I stuck to my engine, although every joint ached and every nerye was racked with pain," writes 0 W. Bellamy, a lo. comotive fireman, of Burlington, Iowa. "I was weak and pale, without any ap petite and all run down. As I was about to give up, I got a bottle of Electric Bit ters, and after taking it, I fslt as well as I ever did in my life " Weak, sickly, run down peoplealways eain new life, strength and vigor Irom their ue. Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed by Char man & Co. Price 50 cents. No. 11, State of Ohio, City of T iledo, Law County. Frank J. Jh-mny makns oath tine. M is tlio sen ior partner of the flrra of K. J. Cheme & Co,, do ing business in the City of Toltidii, county and 8ute otornuld, and that said firm will pay the stlinof onb hundred DOLLUts for eich and every case of Catarrh thai, cannot be cured by tho mi oi Hall'n Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subucribed in my pre ence, thin 6st day ol December, A. t). 186. A. W. GI.EA90N, Notary Public Hall'i Catarrh Cure la taken internally aud act! diraotly oo the blood'aud mnioui surf acta of the yitem. tiend for testimonial!, frte. F. J. C IESE? Sc CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggist, 75c. Hall'a Family fills at the belt. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, H6 M You Kare Always Bought Beam the . Signature of WfA- 4?.' THE MOKMNQ TUB cannot be enjoyed in a basin of limited capacity nor where the water supply and temperature is uncertain by reason of oe tplunibing or Ifeating apparatus. To have both pui in thorough working order will not prove expensive if the work is done by f C.GADKE 5x ss of Flesh When you can't cat break fast, take Scott's Emulsion. When you can't eat bread and butter, take Scott's Emulsion. When you have been living on a milk diet and want something a little more nourishing, take Scott's Emulsion. I To get fat you must eat fat. Scott's Emulsion is a great fatteRer, a great strength giver. Those who have lost flesh want to increase all body tissues, not only fat. Scott's Emdsion increases them all, bone, flesh, blood and nerve. For invalids, for con valescents, for consumptives, for weak children, for all who need flesh, Scott's Emulsion is a rich and com fortable food, and a natural tonic. Scott's Emulsion for bone, flesh, blood and nerve. We will send you a free sample. Be sure that this picture In the form of a label is on the wrapper of every bottle of Emulsion you buy. scon & B0WNE, CHEMISTS, 409 Pearl St, N.Y. 50c and $1 1 H druggist. New Plumbing and Tin Shop A. MIHLSTIN JOBBING AND REPAIRING a Specialty Oppotlta Osmfleld Block OREGON C'T i Lo fiffB Have You Heard St? I We have REMOVED tr & u lj ir i -T-i -w craves, xiaraware, itc, Phone So. 1241 ft r. W. COLE. A. f 7 bi$kk$, and Cigars All goods bought in bond. Purity and quality guaranteed MM Some famous Old brands: nSCcE o j n 7 wntuy bourbon oe4 Uld Kosbury Rye IHM M jTlic 14th Street (Si'osFii'y Is now opened with a 0 r iUl wm Goods delivered to any ror the lctest novelties in all kinds of laces and dress trimmings there is no store in Oregon City like the Fair. They sell men's underwear at the Fair at Rediculously low prias considering the values An investigation will prove the truth of both the above statements. The Fair, Store , WM. ROBINSON, Prop'r. j The Finest Fruit The very finest fruits of the shoe manufactories have been selected to com plete our stock. The swellest styles in all the varieties of lasts, tops, toes and trimmings, bvery pair a beauty, with solid, substantial wear to back them and make them sensible bargains will be round at KRAUSE BROS. Oregon City Shoe House GANBY PACKNG -COMPANY- CANBY, OREGON. Headquarters for Fresh Meats. Highest prices paid for butcher tock. R.P.Blazier & Co., Props f Not, Why Not? wmjjicic nut oj rurmture, JNew and Second-Hand. f SUGARMAN & SON. Bown & Welch Tr.OPRTaTOROF THE eat II arket 7th St oPpef' Kntucky Bourbon Mjjarsag complete stock of fresh f ' S(lusly mc closcs, biycrt part of the city free. M. HARRIS. P.