DRAIN NOR
MAL SCHOOL
Twentieth Annual Commencement
Ten Thousand Dollars Raised
Professor Briqgs Made
President.
The twentieth annual commence
ment was ushcrcJ in by bright
sunshine and happy faces. The
baccalaurate sermon was tieliveml
by Rev. M. C. Wire, his text was
"The True Ideal." The music
was by a special chorus ami a solo
by Mrs. George Kastes, of Portland.
Monday evening was matked by
a drama given by the Literary So
ciety assisted by Beveral of the citi
zens of the town. It was well ren
dered and gave a true picture of
our public school fifty years ago.
Tuesday was Fiold Day and was
given up to the track meet and a
ball game with Yoncalla, in which
the Normal boys won by a score of
3 to I. It was au excellent game
from first to last and free from all
wangling. The evening was de
voted to class day exercises and
Alumni Reunion. The exercises
were well rendered to a large and
appreciative audience. Special
musical numbers were the soloes of
Mrs. Eastes of Portland and Mrs.
Fred Myers of Gold Hill.
Wednesday evening was Com
mencement Night and was Marked
by an excellent musical and liter
ary program. The orations were
good and well delivered, a pleasing
feature is that there has not been a
poor exercise during the entire
week. There are five in the class,
Misses Mamie Heickither, Alta
Spaulding, Daisy Hoover, and
John Johnson. This year has been
marked by good fellowship of stu
dents and teachers, hard work, and
intense earnestness which speaks
well for any school. The outlook
for the school for next year is very
encouraging good prospects for a
class of tweuty and an attendance
of 150, and this in spite of the ref
erendum and the foes of the public
schools of Oregon. Last year the
citizens of Drain paid 72 mills on
the dollar to help maintain the
school, and they with friends of the
school, in Douglas county, have
again put up the sinews of war for
another years tvork. The school
has now thirty seven students out
teaching that they may enter school
this fall. During the life of the
school there has been an attend
ance of more than 3.800 students
and 182 graduates, and they hare
cost Oregon 24,000 dollars, or six
dollars per student, and 93 per cent
ot these have taught school thus
reoavine the state many times the
cost.
During the past ten days the res
idents of Drain have gone down in
to their pockets raised and deposit
ed with the clerk of the board of
Regents the sum of $10,000 for the
maintainence ot the school.
The Board of Regents elected Prof
A. L. Briggs President of the school
with O. C. Brown vice president,'
IT. B. Sigs English and Latin,
Sybil Kuykendall History and
Science, Mrs. O. C. Brown critic
teacher, with three positions yet to
be filled.
Oregon Patents.
Granted this week. Reported by
C. A. Snow & Co. patent Attorneys,
Washington D. C Albert E.
Holmes, Milwaukee, Hoe. For
copy of any of above patents send
ten cents in postage stamps with
date of this paper to C. A. Snow &
Co. Washington D. C.
Proprietor of Traveling Menagerie
"Are you used to looiting after
horses and other animals? Appli
cant for Job Yessir. Been used to
'orsesall my life." "What steps
would you take if a liou got loose?' '
"Good long uns, mister!"
Round Trip for One Fare.
The Southern Pacific railroad has
decided to make a rate of one fare
for the round trip from Portland to
all points in Oregon to as far south
as Ashland, for visitors from the
East to the Lewis and Clark Ex
position, to enable them to look
over western Oregon, that they may
have an opportnnity to locate or in
vest. The tickets will be good for 1 5
days, with stop over priveleges.
Holders of Exposition round trip
tickets from the east can purchase
these tickets this rate, it will
depend upon the energy shown by
the community as to the number o
visitors secured.
THAT TIItEJJ FEELING.
Ifyounra languid, deprcBHed, in
capable for work, It indicates that
your liver n out of order. Jlerbini;
will BHBist nature to throw of beud
uilies, rheumatiHra and ailment akin
to nervousness and restore the ener
gies and vitality to sound and jcr
focl health. J.J. Hubbard, Tem Me
Texas, writes: "I liavu used tkr
bine for the past two years. It lias
done me more good than all the doc
tors. It Is the best medicine- ever
made for chills and fever." 5Ue, 6old
by The Modern Pharmacy,
T1IK PILLORY Of PUBLIC
SCORN
Tim methods of tho builders of
hugo fortunes hnvo of late been sub
jcoled to tho keenest scruling,
nays the Daily Mining Record,
W hile it is reeognized that those
men nro tho natural product of
cxistiting conditions, thoy havp not
boon lico from attacks reflecting
upon their personal character.
They havo not been immune from
the effects of a discussion that has
resulted in an abasement little Bhort
of public disgrace.
Tho possession of great wealth is
no longer accepted by everybody as
an established claim of public res
poet. On the contrary, iu the eyes
of many, it places tho possessor un
der suspicion. Unless he cau show
that ho camo by his fortuno honest
ly, that ho respects a fair compensa
tion for his contribution to society,
there is a growing "disposition to
plat e him in the pillory of public
scorn.
By this veering of public opiuiou,
the chief incoutivo for tho accumu
lation of great fortunes is removed.
Unlet-s they can command respect,
they are of little service to their
possessors. Unless, in addition to
being obtained honestly, they are
administered wisely for the public
good, they may bring upon their
administrators well-merited oppro
bium. This is the tendency of the
curreut discussions of industrial
problems aud it should bo encour
aged. Any attempt to relieve tho
multi-millionaire from the sense of
personal responsibility, any attempt
to shield him from public contempt
that his methods deserve, should be
condemned. Let him be known by
name. Let him be pilloried. He
is the drunken Helot of finance.
He is the bloated product of money
intemperance. Ho should be an
example and a waruiug.
Once it becomes recognized that
ill-gotten wealth - means shame,
great fortunes will crumble and
they will not I e replaced.
A NEW CURE
FOR DEAFNESS
Electricity . the Highest Science Ever
Applied to the Human System Many
' Responsible People Cured in This
Country and State can Vouch for the
Truth of This Statement Dr. Damn
will Remain Until October I.
Eugene Guard.
Tin-re is probably no better known
men in Linn county than Mr. Parrlsh,
Mr. Oxford and Mr. Plate. They
have upcnt a life time among the
people of thin state and their reputa
tions are such that none will question
their truthfulness. They have re
eeived .threat relief at the hands of the
irreat benefactor. Dr. larrin, at the
Hotel Smeede, and desiro to Inform
ail the affile ted that they have the
same opportunity. Their testimonials
are given below:
TO THK ITHMC.
For the past five years I have been
troubled with deafness In one ear. I
am hannv to say that Dr. Darrln
cured me with electricity and a slight
operation In twenty minutes, so 1 can
hear as well nH ever in my life. I re
wide at Sodavllle, Linn county, Ore
gon, and formerly lived Iu Albany is
years. Refer to me by letter or in
person. 4 .
Wm. W. Pabisii.
HE CAN HEAR A WHISPER.
To the peopie: About three years
nt?o I commenced Iteint; deaf. I wan
almost distracted with the incon
venience of not being able to hear. I
heard of Dr. Darrln, then In Albany,
and applied to him for relief. He
cured mo. I can hear a whisper
across the room and a watch tick.
The cure was made two years ago, so
I consider it permanent. Kefer to me
at Brownsville, Ore.
J. L. Oxi OKD.
HAPPY AKTER TWO YKARM OF. MIHKKV
To the Afllieted: I can recommend
Dr. Darrln 's treatment. Eor eight or
ten year 1 have been troubled with
rlieuiiuiti-iiii In the hip and back, also
diabetes, having to relievo my bladder
many tliw-s n day and night. 1 hrough
Dr. 'iianiu'rt electrical and medical
tr a' in -lit am cured of tho rlieuma
ti in and diabetes. lief.r to 1110 at
JefK-i -.on, Ore.
J. W. Path.
'1 ric writer knows Mr. rate very
well and In pleased to inform his
many friends of I1I3 recovery, and
know the case must boa genuine
out;, as Mr. l'apo Is a man of good
sense and sound judgment. Uecould
not be induced to make such a state,
ment unless ho knew it to be true.
PR. pakmn'h PLACE ok hcsinesh.
Dr. Darrln U located at tho Hotel
Smeede, Eugene, until October 1, and
giving free, examination to all, 10 to
0 or 7 to 8 daily. The poor free and
those able to pay at the rate of f 5 a
week or iu that proportion of time
tho case may require. All curable
chronic diseases of men and women a
speciality. Eyes tested free and
glasses fitted at reasonable prices.
if you cannot consult tho doctor
here send for a question blank free
and get home treatment.
The Woman's Way
"Many a married man who
might make a fortune is handi
capped because his wife demands
too much of his attention."
"That's right Just as soon as
fortune begins to flirt with him his
wife gets jealous." Philadelphia
Press.
FOUND A (Tl!i: VOW 1YSP EPSl A
Mrs. S. Lindsay, of Fort William.
Ontario, Cnnadn. who has suffered
quite rt number of yen t from dyspep
sia and great pains In tho stomach,
was advised by her druggist to take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. She did so and says, "1 find
that they have done me a great deal
of good. I have never hud any suffer
ing nlnce I began uslnj them." If
troubled with dyspepsia or Indigest
ion why not take these Tablets, get
well and Hinv well? For sale by The
Modern Pharmacy.
To Old Soldiers.
Headquarters Association of
First Oregon Cavalry and
the
the
First Oregon Infantry, I.aOraude,
Oregon, May to, 1905.
Comrades:
Tho fourth annual reunion of the
First Oregon Cavalry, United
States Volunteers, and the First Ore
gon Inutility United States Volun
teers' Association will bo held in
conjunction with the state encamp
ment of the lirand Army of the
Republic at Oregon City, Oregon,
on June 24, 1905.
All comrades requested to be
present and luiticioate.
A cordial invitation is given to
all persons who served in either
the First Oregon Cavalry, United
States Volunteers, or in the First
Oregon Inf.tutry, United States Vol
unteers, and did duty in Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Utah or Neva
da from 1S61 to 1 $06, and to tlieir
parents, wives and descendants, to
join in the reunion ana taiK over
the incidents ol long ago.
Geo. II. Ct'RKKV, Commander
W. M. II11.LKAKY, Adjutant.
CUBAN' DlAPvKIIOKA.
I. S. soldiers who served In Cuba
during the Spanish war know what
this disease is. and that ordinary
remedies have little moro offeet than
that much water. Cuban diarrhoea
Is almost 11s severe and dangerous as
a mild attaet of cholera. There is
one remedy, however, that can al
ways ho depended upon as w ell a
stvn by the following eertltieate from
Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of Houston, Tex
as: "1 hereby certify that ChamUr
Iain's Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea
Kemedy cured my husband of a se
vere attack of Cuban diarrhea, which
he brought home from Cuba. Wo had
several doctors but they did liim no
good. One bottle of this remedy
1. : , .. til ...
cureu nun, as our uciguoois win tes
tify. I thank (kid for such a valu
able medicine." Eor sale by The
Modern Pharmacy.
Former residents of New York
state now residing in Oregon aro re-
qested to seud their names and ad
dress to Mai. Algar M. Wheeler.
225 W. Park street Portland at once.
A list is now being prepared for
publication showing tho prepont and
former residence of former New
Yorkers.
Visitors to tho exposition from
New York will bo interested in it
and many residents hero will doubt
less discover old friends and form
new and personal acquaintances.
The New York society is doing a
good work.
JUST WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD
DO.
Mr. J. T. Barber of Irwlnville, On,
always keeps a bottle of Chandier
Iain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Itemed v at hand ready for instaut
use. Attueks of colic, cholera mor
bus and diarrhoea come on so sud
denlr that there is 110 time to nunc a
doctor or go to a store for medlclni
Mr. Earber says: "I have tried
Chamlierlaln's Colic, Cholera ami
Diarrhoea Keinedy. which Is one of
the best medicines I oversaw. I keep
a bottle of It in my room, as I havo
had several attacks of colic and It
has proven to bo the best medicine I
ever used.
Sold by The Modern
Pharmacy.
'Five Hundred Dollars Reward."
The Southern Pacific Company
will pav rive Hundred JJollars re
ward for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of any one of
the persons who maliciously placed
ties on track at pti ate road crossing
two miles east of Albany, April 2nd
1905.
J. P. 0'Uu:k.v,
General Supcrintendnnt.
Approved,
13. A. WOKTHINGTON,
General Manager.
ACUTE RHEUMATISM.
Deep tearing or wrenching pains,
occasioned by getting wet through:
worse whon r.t rest, or on ilrst mov
ing the limbs and iu cold or damp
weather, is cured quickly by Ballard's
Snow Liniment. Oscar Oleson, Gib
son City. III., writes, Feb. Hi, 11)02: "A
year ago I w as troubled with a pain
In my back. It soon got so bad I
could not bend over. One bottle of
Ballard's Snow Liniment cured me.
bold by The Modern Pharmacy.
What it Costs to See the Fair.
Visitors at the Lewis and Clark
Exposition will be surprised to find
how cheaply the big fair may be
soon. The expenses of a trip de
pend largely, of course, upon the
individual who makes the trip. Tho
ollowing is a conservative estimate
of the entire cost for a trip to the
Exposition and return:
Five dav visit $20.'J5; ton day
visit $30.95
Full information can bo socurod
on application to this oflice.
J. M. Ikuam
Agt. S. P. Co. i
AN n.ntlANT SUMMER ROOK
Splendid Publication Just IhmiciI by the
Oregon Ralltond and Navigation
Company.
"Kestful Uecrcntion HosoiIn,'' tho
1905 Suminor Book issued by tho
department of tho Oregon Knilroru
and Navigation Company, of forty
eight pages and cover. The bool
is printed on heavy white paper,
fifty-eight cuts boinn used to illus
trate tho trips up ami down the
Columbia river, to the mountains
beeches, inland resorts and fountains
of healing. Tho cover is done in
three colors, adding materially to
the benutv and clToctivencss of the
publication, which may be had by
sending" two cents in stamps to A.
L. Craig, General Pa.sseng r Agent
of tho Oregon liailroad and Naviga
tuui tAunpany, l'oitlami, (jre. u is
a good thing to send to your friends
in tho Last who expect to visit tin
Lewis and Clark Exposition,
Lewis and Clark Exposition Tic
ket Rales.
1M1 IPI AI. TICK U S
Cottage Grove to Portland .V.
$5.90, good for IK) days, but
later than Oct. ;Ust, 1905,
Het
not
I'MiTIKS OK TIN OK Mulii:
One faro for tho round trip good
for ten days, (must travel together
on ono ticket both ways) l 10
OltO VXIZKP I'AM IKS OK ONK lllNlltll Oil
1 MOKE
Ouo faro for tho round trip pnrlv
moving on samo day, but individual
tickets will bs sold under this rate
and can return at any time within
ten days from dato of Bale. $1.10.
The abovo tickets on sale daily bo
twecu May 29th and Oct. 15th, and
no stop overs allowed in cither di
rection.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets Is so
agreeable and so natural that you
do not realize It Is the effect of a mod
Iclne. For sale by The Modern I'har
macy.
SPKAlNED ANKLE, STIFF NECK,
LAME SHOULDEBS.
These are three common ailments
for which Chamberlain's Palu Balm
Is espfl.illy valuable. If promptly
applied It will save you time, money
aud suffering when troubled with
any one of these ailments. For sale
by "The Modern Pharmacy.
KILL the COUGH
AND CURE the LUNGS
WITH
gs
Uqm Discovery
FOR C
fONSUMPTlON
Price
0UGHS an'
50c & $1.00
Frea Trial.
OLDS
a urea t and Quickest Cure for all
THROAT and I.UNQ TROUB
LES, or MONEY BACK.
BHHMMI
Solil by IIK.VSOS'S 1'IIAUMACV
EDWARD B. SIMMONS
LAW AND
REAL ESTATE
Opposite Postoffice, Engene, Oregon
I can find a purchaser for
your real estato or busi
ness if you will eell it at
prices that are right. . . .
Can Place a Few Good Relinquishments
1 It I V A T K
Ill
All the 1ale.it tratiiienlit.
PLAIN ami MEDICATED BATHS,
Kf.ECTKICTV, KTO.
No -iiita;iiix casus taken.
I
.y
ft. Terms reasonable.
Tj Oiitsiito rneillcal belli fiiriilsbol
If ru-
: quired. ri
For rurtber particulars address -VJ
A ?i
y. lr. II. V. SVHUKKV.
JAS. II. POTTS
H'ltOFRIETOKH OK
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ALHO OFFICK OF fllK
First Class Turnouts,
POTTS & McQUEEN -
Hospital aod Saniiariiin
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7 j&AS
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For Permanent Relief
llfcRIUNR nr. 1y en ihn Liver. It will cure CONSTIPA
TION, DIMH.S1A, MALAIUA AXU CHILLS. I entirely froo
from nil t"i".MU.Mi-i nnrwd nulisUncui. nml is coiuposud Buluiy 01
LIFF-GIVlMi MKKiJS. I -im'W "t-ptfl for w oak ftM wcanr
constitution:.: i.tnvmtlioni tho wr.Mnud KUnd ftnd vtr, It CMCM
all duratupuncnti el tho human bud.
CURED HER SICK HEADACHE
Mt-l. Jo;w CmnMi, CrntriilU Avenue, Tptnpl'
Tctis, wit;-.; "I tiiidIUiHliIN'!Klvt-i.nir(iuick
irlicl, and b'ke picture In in imimctullug It to all
wouu-ti who sutler from U.k headache..
WITHIN T1IX REACH OF ALL
Fitly Cents A Cottle Avoid All Substituiea
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
St. Louis, U. S. A.
SOLD AND RCCOMMENOEO Of
Tho iVSodom Pharmacy.
NO ru I ; nf i vi;i 1.1 1 i 1:1.
To li. I'. M.nrli- .iii l MS I ! him,
mid to an v and all l h r 1 1 r-- n
claiming the rurlif , iiii.- m- i u I -n-v I .
ell her In la w ' 'I- . in 1 m 1 1 1 In-
hi-rtiiial t-r dc.u-i 1 1 1 11n.1i : rl.iiai
ami premises, !v ilu.'imli aadi-i
lh said I.. I'. Sti.-i.-i ,.nd N
I li'lan or eil her nf t In m :
n and eai-h of 011 ;,n 1 1 r t 1
nolill.-d thai tin- ini'l.T-i 'in' I, li t ' i
IH'lld'-d nioni-y and l-'i ! '. .:" i.ili' i'
and work ! tin- a in. nn t !
UIMitl I he 'li!tiv ' (MvtiV' I I'd"-
milling chilin. siiuai- in i r-oh. sui.-i
Minim: )l-!ilil, ham f..n. t . v t ale
of Oregon. Ii iciti'd l Aithnt li'lai.
audi.. S. Slaeiis on I In-'.' li h dav i-:
.Illl.v, l-'.l, hieli f.-ml n-ti.-i- . i . J i ; 1
n-cordi-d in I to- e id Mn..M:;
flaltiiH, I'.o..k :.. p.i.r- 111 lint t
lalior so I M-i'l n 1 1 ii - I and ni 'ie-.v
mi i i'p(-ii li-d va mad'' ..a I e
lielldi'il nil said claim 'i-i a Hie
lirstdav of I icii'iiiln I . Il and tin-
thlrtvdir.-t dav cf I .( -ml r. 1"M u,
order t' hold the nai l iai;.ii. claim
lllldcr the I'l oVii-.ii 'h- "I o u J-.'l
of tin- I'a-VI-ed Sa!,:,.s ,,f I.'- I idled;
StaleH and I In-la u i d 1 - - Mil" of;
Orejuli, Ilit- same, t 'i' '. In-r i' 'i Ml"
sum of .:i:i.:i:!;; expended li.x' ii.ne ,
I.owcii. the otlii'i- ru nwii' r ln'iii;: I h"
amount nutdicd l law in hold!
H.'lld claiin l if I he vear eliding I e
ooiiilil'r :ib t l'.i'U.
Tha I t he nia H" :a h ii. .-har" of
each id yon at en ' in i .-u ! I
ed belli t! t he hiiih . M M.', en. h, a lid '
that If wit Ida niin-i from t he !
service of his in if ! - lij-.iii 'ii by J
t he Shcrlif ot I In- i-oiint.v. or uithln
ninety dayri from t In i of .ii l
notice by piiblicatloii , Von (.ill I'' coll !
t rilnite oar pr. 'I'oil :oi;a i e dun- ii.
the Maid I'l-adit uie as a i . i , ner, ,
VOIII- Interests i- - ; t . , , . ! . ia .udi
la i III Will been me the I I " i " 1 I i "f the 1
illiier-i"cned under t In- a v-ion-, of.
rtalil Section of tie i: ; I Sta
lltesoftliel nited Stall--, by reason.
ifnncli failure to n ,u t lib a te your;
rop'M tioiiatv share ol
-1 1 ! I -
lire.
Hated March '."! I, I ',
ll-lllt iro.
BARKER & PEIiMAN
ritoi-KM'ioK- ol
THE EXCHANGE
- ii: A 1.1 . 1: - IN I INI
Mil llt'Li TTf,l,L.- OO
WliNJVO, I.IOUUK.i, x-ivi.x ix,-i. 1
Mill 11 Ml root. .' ! I im 11 no 1 Oi t
S. Medley. .I.e. .Johnson
Medley $ ,o'titsoii ,
Attorneys at la w
Office Suite :t lti it L llht,.
Special attention ii n to Mining,
and 'orporut Ion I. aw.
T. E. YOUNG
Attont C (( I-Lit IC
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CoTTACK CluiVl.. OKI-..
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A. II. KING
Atlorney at l.aw,ilj. ffi fi It 11 III
co r ta a i: a it O i:, o i: :.
Hall & ( olurll
MInllie; lCnylneerH
S. Mineral Stirvcvors
u.
Uooni 1 llank liblif. Cotlat;e iroe
(02-(i0.'f On-Konlan I'dd-, I'ort land.
Oregon. '
A S. roWI'LL
or wlc.
0TTA015 GKOVli, OKI!
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WOMEN WHO SUFFER
FROM
SicK Headache
SHOULD USE
i-vn ujhyy
H. C. MADSEN,
VATCII.MAKI(K.
lvi-i!r:l'i' lit Irui'ilintiti- cfmr'ill.
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Paid i,) Capital, $25,000.00
Mnliey t.i hi. Ill mi HpplnViol di'i'tlrity.
b ' h;' nvJi'H H ib I , iiviiihible uiiv ,llic
a ihid'nitcd M:l'es
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I'or TIckeiH, Kates, l'oldern nnd
I nil Informal Ion, (Jail on or addrcM,
II. OtCKHOV, C. T. A.
122 3d St., Portland Ore.
S. i. YKKKKS., A. (, V, A.
' 01 .'ml; vi line ami iihnulilii Hrm-l, Scalllu,
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; Koiite your shipments, via Oivut
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