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Florence, Lane Comity, Oregon, Friday, Xovemlier l!i. l i m
Vol. 3.
X«. 31.
\ glacier has bt-en discovered in th e this metal, and properly joined with lui- ¡continual training.
It i>
is folly to think
>ul Rpmanlino range, C aliforn ia .
other metgl, worn on the Huger for o«e that he can exhibit the effects of pro- selves in a way whereby wo can eoin|>cl
non-residents to help us improve the up
I, U Cleveland »nd Stevenson w itb- week, will cure the worst ease. It gen wsses without having the processes
as a |H*arance and convenience of our pub-
. dottbt. See full re tu rn s on inside erates a gentle current of electricity. cause.
lie stre e ts.
1 wenty-eight cases of cure are rep o rt« ^
ABE far too „„ro w i„ uur
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Presbvterian
T he United Suites G overnm ent bus a m inuter of WllmlwM
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pJy of 75,000 new m ail bags an n u ally , m inister of \\ llimngton, Del., prophesies many claims upon ns which no
aw van . said in lielinll ol our missionary society:
the end of the world in 1897. lie ex- ever enforce, an.
at a cost of $40,000.__________
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" ill‘ whieh public 'T h e W oman’« M im b a a n Soetetv m
prets th a t in th at year the Jews will lw-sentiment can never meddle It .1.« vi
n
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muune. it de- Horence, the youngest of our societies,
I i - kotective club of niotliers-in-law
cstored to the Holy Land, ami th a t mauds much more than the discharge of organized
^ ell organized in London. The
in May with six members,
they will build anew the temple against pecuniary obligations. It enters
into
only in its infancy, yet it realizes th«<
.„others of wives only a re eligible for
the second coming of Christ, lie draws every detail of life, ami regulates our
importance of work, as one of its officers
u ie u ib e rsh ip .___________
these conclusions from several much Conduct in all relations we hear to
said, “ Tlie more 1 learn of this great
F oe the year ending last S eptem ber discussed passages in the Book of Reve others. It pronounces upon our behav
cause the more I sec there is to be ac
the number of persons wlio visited lation, and has been preaching sermdns iour to relatives and friends, ami the
complished.” Two of its members come
Burn’s Cottage and M onum ent was 28,- for some time past with the special ob- «omgiunity in which we dwell. It en
down the river a distance of ten and a
21}and 38,114 respectively.
ject of preparing bis lloek for the events forces debts of gratitude, of allection, of
half miles to meet with them. They do
S isce Dickens’s death th e firm of j of 1897,
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thoughtful consideration, of kindness, of not feel to have any «liseonragements,
Chapman & Hall have sold (>43,000 eop-1 C hilean advices tell us th a t vandal* compassion, as well as those of shillings they are woikiug actively in their own
je3 of “ Pickwick.” T he profits on ism, influenza, highway robbery, rail and pence, loculi a man just who is field, which demnmls all they raise ami
’s works still am o u n t to ab o u t way disasters, have now suicide ns a I6t kind, or tender, or pitiful, or loving, are looking forward with a li«qx« to lie
powerful allay in their work of destruc- *8 a 'nh-nomer. 1 rue justice implies the
due exercise of all these sentiments in
Oxa needs but to cast an eye over any tion in Chile. Scarcely a day passe«
th at cases of self-murder arc not reported tlieir proper season, and the cheerful
part of the Great Siuslaw from tid e w at
discharge of the conduct w liich they siig-
er to the ocean’s beach to have answ ered either at the capital or Valparaiso, while
reports are constantly reaching the city ®st..
anvquestion of doubt as to th e sure
from the interior of similar occurrences— E xpressions such as the following
turn of the wheels of progress.
and still the good work goes on. By t tie ¡quoted are not common in the annals ol
M e . G ladstone is in favor of abolish time Chilo gets ready to attem pt another {rood American society, yet Tin \\’i >r is
$40,000 a year.
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ing the office of
strengthened, so as to help in the future
with their little mite. Theirs is a grand
mission, the first Missionary Society in
the Great Siuslaw country; what possi-
bilities for C hrist ami for planting the
hanner of His cross, May God nianl-
fest His approval by greatly blessing
their efforts.
poet lau reate.
The bluff on Uncle Sam this continued self- «impelled to admit, having heard the
X kx r Thursday, November 21, 1 m the
Grand Old Man is alw ays sensible. Prosy destruction shall have liad a tendency tofwme from the lips of a conceded good day set aside by the President as a day
England does not need a paid and titled weaken their knees sufficiently to make! Juember of the crowd that makes up our
Thanksgiving, ih e question which
poet to write a t the buck a m iu a ll of snob her a f-libjCct of an easier sedre than ttfen c st ami most geliefohs Americans: naturally arises, as we tliinl. of this day
one recently enacted.
¡“ Heroism ¡8 not common in these «lays. ,,j general festivity ami are ourselves
royalty.
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/ u i i i l / l l u t i n r t l m r f m n i ♦!»•» t I l i t 11
no help for it i Nothing could he lurther from the truth.
T wenty .thousand d o lla rs’ w orth of
T here seems to be
nltand canned salm on, aside from sev- i T l*e .‘pJor fariner” must go on plowing Kver-v ueek the ncWH t'ol,tai,,H
. 1 of men who have risked their lives in or-
eral thousand feet of lum ber, will be t h e | a n J Howing nn(] gathering into barns;
cargo conveyed by schooner D anielson | ^ 1Ung hifl Hurplus pr<xi„ ct« and build ! der to save their fellow men. Never he
froin the Great Siuslaw to San Francisco ing new houses; buying additional acres fore in our history have more brave
deeds been done than within the past
this week,
and tilling them too; raising blood stock |
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vear. Engineers are performing them
A F rench perfum er has been m aking I driving spanking teams and reaping the ,
l'¡„.„ h - ii , life savers,
tests of California roses an d discovered bitter fruits of prosperity generally. j j ‘ policemen, ure conntiintly nliomiiK tluit
that they possess 20 per c en t, m ore of These fateful words tell the measure
, . ! they have in them the elements of hero-
the volatile oil th a n th e F rench roses, j the disaster th at bus befallen him:! ism • ; and not Infrequently cases nrise in
This means the developm ent of a new “ Weaver is defeated.” If it were not which the ordinary citizen, who doe«
like intruding into a bouse of mourning
industry for C alifornia.
not pursue any calling e#pecially at
in tim e of sorrow, we would tenderly
tended with danger, shows that lie. too,
Ax equal num ber of young m en and
urge him to bear up and try to su >s ,
al, {| p tj|n(, a potcntia| hero,
»omen graduated from B uchtel college,
as uncomplainingly as possible upon H m *
-
Akron, Ohio, last J u n e . Two prizes of fat of the land until some other scheme
T|IE work o( constructing sidewalks
fered in the law class for th e best essays can be devised whereby the earth ami ,U1,| crosswalks has fairly begun.
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on“Equitable R em edies: T h eir G row th the
fullness thereof may lx« bis, without | u,| i es A id S o c h t y is putting
and Place in Our Ju ris p ru d e n c e ,” were
labor or money.—(h'enotnnn.
best ellorts and w ith tin a
itnth taken by women.
iaracr
A C hicago w idow has sued a m an for
•'
„ 1 ; „recedingpr««- ¡I'll-
7 i | e trade has recently been estab-
^ ’ ¡n V ienna of serving charged stor-
aA'battery cells to p riv a te bouses on
!11«ci> tin* same plan th a t th e m ilk is
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,,rw’ght in the m orning an d th e em p ty
111 taken away. Very likely we shall
" « « b„l»«'he Ud,„. .........
MU(,U. thill u c have during the past year
| M.t,n blessed with that (or which we
ghould now devote a day of Thanksgiv
ing. But be our blessings of hiiui II m ag
nitude in our own im agination, they
multiply largely when we unco settle
down to a good solid session of sober
ami generous thought. We should he
thankful that the good Ixmi lias |xir-
mitti'd us to exist ami enjoy the bless
ings which present themselves at morn,
noon ami evening of our «laity life. In
n«cord of the tw elvem onth's past.
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l,AI.- i-.....ol.
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c,,a rjty j |low well we have learned the
blessedness of giving ; the priceless prlv-
liege of pardon, the unspeakable pi-xs-
lire ol a fragrant memory. Iluving
..... | t m a tte rs little Imw w ent th.« triv -
yeur.
Iliiving
,lll(liht< „ hlU, o n the credit sido, our
|M>Hni is rich indecsl, fhougli it bear but
wU, (,o w d, to re. bread ami water. Having tb e e - tin«
choicer blessings «if the year--let ns
make thanksgiving lor a summer endro
-
jias j oiieJ faithfully in various spheres, j ing »
ember th at there is no
w h a te v e r .nay be a man’s native ahd.I>,
town Com|s>lling mm-r«,.-
or however great may be his g»’" •
buil<, MajkM or
ally other
ni(jgt exercise bis ability patient V
,,roVe their property. I l l s more
IIIUOV
..rldhit it brilliantly, | w»> '"•« 11
,
....... f
foro l,e can hope to exhibit it "r“ “" ^ " '’
probttb|c that the question <>f in-
an(n , e m ust do the drudgery of
coriwrttting the town of Flur« nee will Is-
A finger ring made of of varied endiavcr,
seem a lm o st sa c n lig io u s in us to pru-
1..... How worh ol »¡.'I................................................
“ ’n be legislating to protect ourselves _ w ithout which the greatest
- siou of 01 tin-
young I broUgllt
brought up ttt at the
the coming
coming h session
u.o
<il!nst the adulteratio n of electricity.
practical failure. It ¡« " l‘‘1 f ,l
( staU, j^h jfiitu re, and it would lx? will
. .
mind, if he .. « ar, I ' to im press upon those opposed to *i.„.
the
A '» human doctor of re p u ta tio n pre- m an to ha.»? ......................
thi.
0„ ,r „ .h „ .K .«•« I.y ol -I'»,.i„« on.r
‘be«aluminium r.s a p e rm a n en t cure show the n •»„!•’
s
hr r|lc, tiuiatism.
k
ful spread of the goods of life, w b a t have
Wü p, be thankful for? Well, it does
the tw ilight of a blessed year let ns
Thu
. gather together alxiUt the tables which
,M>ltr ^wr plainer blessings, ami cast up
-
()).kll|,in(jbjp
! tion and financial condition «bail not
’•>0,000 for 1 Giving told h e r husb an d to result is e \n t c
If a man shows s k ill in l' or 1,1
L!(j Of)y | many hub the improve-
jump in the river, w hich lie did. This
i
i • ,i „mi inav know have waned
performance of any kind, y
,nent8 in.d e in this line. Th
Tlm person
Mvshouhl consider herself fortunate,
of
l,a ’ 11,1
i,. exhib its cxc«‘i»tionnl who is given in the laaet
•
'"Ubly so if she gets th e fifty thousand.
before now. If be exh.b
Uli8 nK)Ve,nent«nd w h o ^^^ ^^
A fool man w ith no m ore brains th a n
versatility of powers, j«”'
((wnt>rH ought to buj|d „ || necessary
one is not a fit subject to h u sb an d a he has bad an exceptionally wi<« «
required by p««<h stiians in pass-
fcmily.
of observation and activity, and that - UU
m ak in g p re p a ra tio n s to se t o u t a boiinti-
pray to hi „, "to «and us io
«rd
-«< ni c«»nn
(.|mcrf,illy Into th a t umh
,ry <,f th e future. I’ hth <y
“»
baV(, |n(J(.h
«is have
others have «•»pinHy » n.ncli to regrwU
Republicans ought t « thankful th a t
lb<;n .
„ n<4
(,t a M(lf
n r ’ , , rtg nt< r« for the
¡^,niucrats t g« t, and the Democrats Ri«’
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fui th at ifiey got ad
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