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Wtvkly Orecotil.ui i Portland)
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luilv Mining Kevonl d'onveri
Weekly Minim; Kevord
I'tu'ltic Homestead
Northwest Poultry Journal
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Wednksdav, Deo. 26. 1006
Georgia Works for Reform.
Tbe following editorial which oc-eur-fs
in a prominent eastern paper
is worthy of careful thought. A
;.'reat movement is on foot that will
do much to correct the wrongs of
the past.
Last September the newspapers
were lull of the accounts of the
riots in Atlanta in which about a
score of per-ons were killed. Mot
of the victims were colored and so
far as is known, nil were innocent
of the slightest transgression of the
law. Taos outbreaks seem to
have produced a sobering effect, at
!c: st. It is a pleasure to note that
not since the Civil war (or especi
ullp reconstruction times) has there
bt-en such united effort as now to
improve all conditions wLich are in
volved in the race problem.
Recently a prosperous aegroe
was anested, charged with the most
infamous of crimes, positively iden
tified by tbe white woman who ac
cused him and was with difficulty
taken to jail in Atlanta and saved
from lyDchiDg. The white people
declared that this was a time to
make the wheels of justice moe
promptly. Two of the most emi
nent toen of the Atlanta bar were
selected to prosecute the prisoner
and he was given counsel. Before
the trial was over the prosecutors
were compelled to admit that, io
fpite of the hysterics of the woman,
the prisoners was innocent. He
was acquitted and a few days later
the actual criminal confessed his
guilt.
Every white and colored minister
in Georgia sems to be working to
secure racial peace. Every promi
nent man of both races is aiding in
the same direction. Amoug think
ii.. men there seems to be nodi-
vision ot opinion that the morals ,
and ethics aud intellect of both j
races'must ba elevate ). The stat
has appropriated lirge sums of ,
money for agricultural an i indus
trial schools in every Congressional
'district. A state school lor negroes
on tbe hanis of TiiLepp i hpint !
established bv ponular eubscrintion. i
most of the money coming from the :
whites. Three great asaociationH
have been formed by tbe whites,
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IPawyfileE3
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Healthful cream of tartar, derived solely from
grapes, refined to absolute purity, is the active
Principle of every pound of Royal Baking
Wder.
Hence it is that Royal Baking Powder
renders the food remarkable both for its fine
flavor and healthfulness.
No alum, no phosphate which are the
Erincipal elements of the so-called cheap
aking powders and which are derived
from bones, rock and sulphuric acid.
I:
flOVAl &AKINQ POWDER
and pitnili.tr ones annmi; the Macks
to eek to eahn tlio temperamental
tViir! ot' the hour, to make passion
wait on reason.
The north. which 1u hoeii so
ptone to oiitivt-c the south atul not
alxvavs with lull knowledge or com
plete wisdom, ought to help '"i
movement. We douht not it will
financially and in every other way
Tho massacre of tlant.t wm a ter
rific thing, hut out of it .veins to
have come more ood thauc'ild
h.we heen tfuppoeed at tho time. In
every ermine etTort tor the uphtt
ot'tbc whole sjuth fie northern
people who.e opinions arc of value
will Rive as-ijtance and moral
strength
The French government and the
C-Uholio ehureli are bavins a seri
ous -ontlict in an attempt to toUlly
separate the church from the state.
At this distance it is almost impos
sible for us to tully understand the
grave points at issue, but not only
tie whole of France is disturbed,
but the Catholic church at largo is
aroused over the matter- AMo men
on l.vth sides are atteiuptini: to se
cure a friendly ettleruent.
Death of Pliny R. Strange.
i Pling K. Strange, business mana-j
iger of the Medford Tribune and son
I of F. G. Strange, formerly pastor;
of the Presbyterian church at Ash-,
land, died at Lis residence in j
i for J. Pec. isih. ii'ot'', aed o; years!
!o mouths and -4 days. He h ft-l j
i been confined to his home for s-'v-
eral weeks with typluid. lever an 1
xvh n complications set in he was
uaible to throxy oil disease. He
leaves a ifand two small children,
his fattier, brother uud otht r rela
tive's. Mr. Strange possessed the ster
ling virtues of industry aud integ
rity, and was highly esteemed as a
business man and friend. He was
a member of the I O O. F. lodge
in Ashland aud the Kedram's lodge
in Jacksonville. Funeral service
were conducted from the Presby
terian church in Ashland Wednes
day. Medford Mail
Mr. P. R. Strange was the
brother of C L. StraDge of the
Cottige Grove Public schools to
whose deathbed the Professor wa
called a week ago last Friday eight,
Silk Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. David Estes made
a trip to town Thursday.
John Ashby and wife went to
Cottage Grove Thursday,
Our public school closed Friday.
The closing exercises were held at
two o'clock. Most of tbe parents
and a nuaibrof other friends of
the school were present.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson
went to Cottage Grove Friday tak
ing with them some turLeys to Hell.
Mr- and Mrs. T. Kichardson ami
Eugene Miller paid tbe toxvu a visit
Friday.
Elders F. S. Bunch aud T. II.
Starbuck of Portland spirit several
days here visiting at the Koyal
Academy and attending metings.
Mr. C. J. Howard of Cottage
Grove paid his rLch a visit the
first of tbe week.
Mrs. Mabel Dresner and daugh
ter Variau of Lynx Hollow sp?nt
Saturday in our neighborhood.
11 r. and Mrs. Ernest
Sears xvent
t0 Ivuge"e Sunday to tpeud
Xmas.
Lrt Burrows of Looking Glass
is (-pending the holidays in the
Grove.
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CO., NEW YORK.
Lodge Directory.
A. F. & A. M.
Cottage Orove
Meetinsis 1st and
I.odfs'e No. si.
i'rd Wednesdavs
of each month.
Ii. F. Wooley, V. M.
J. R Lurch, Secy.
G. A. R.
Appomatax I ost
Meets at 1 p. in. on the 2nd and
1th Saturday of each month.
Pr. 1. L. Woods, Post Com.
O. YV. McKey nobis, Adjutant
w. o. w.
Hohomiu Camp No. 'Jt0.
Meets each Friday evening.
L. W. linker, Consul Com.
Chns. Ynnl'cuburfi. Clerk.
O. E. S.
Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4.
Meetings held on 2nd and .pth Fri
day of each month.
Mrs. C. H. Hurkholdci. V. M.
YV. S. IVnuett, V. P.
Miss Celia Lurch. Seev.
Vlcet
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K. of P.
.Inventus Lodge No. 4.
s everv Wednesday nieht.
S. K. Piper Chanct llar Com
Chus. YunDeuburg, K. of It. .V. S.
I. O. O. F.
Cottage Crove No.'".
Meetings every Saturday night
S. S. Shortridge, N. G.
Gus X). Gross, Secy.
Royal Neighbors.
Meets nd and 4th Wednesday
each mouth.
Ethel Bisby, Oracle.
Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder.
M. W. of A.
Meetings 1st and 2rd Tuesday.
LeKoy Woods, Consul.
C. W. Wallace, Secy.
ot
Rebekahs
Cottage Grove No. 24.
Meetings 1st, 3rd and "th Friday ot
each month.
Euu Baker, N. (1.
Katie B. Veatch, Secy.
MBA
Modern Brotherhood of America
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at I. O.
. F. Hall.
T. W. Jenkins, See.
w. o. w.
St. Valentine Circle 121.
Mftts it arid 3rd Tuesday in W
O. W. Hall.
Flora J. Miller, Clerk.
L. O. T. M.
Lady Lam son Hiv" No. 12
Meets 2nd and 4h Friday of
month.
Mrs. Mary Schmutz, L.
Miss Leta Sanford, K
each
C
K.
K. O. T. M.
Cascade No. W.
Meets every Thursday uight.
O. H. Veatch, Com.
K. K. BeuniH, Cooter.
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iriK in liarinoiiy xxitli the- J(epul,n an
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faxor d the election 4 a Kcpnhlican
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'I Ik- Conrc s-lonal cam:iin must
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lKi-ilalix: naoid of the purty, and,
that Lciiitf s(, 'J hi iidore Btjost velt's
personality nni-t In- a (cntral figure
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thought ill the ( ampaili.
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