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SLACK SASDS.
Gcenment Wishes to Carry on x
perir"ents Begun at Portland
Fair.
cx:as:c beinc Mr. trac b:rt
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tbe suit: '"i ' bai .e rz
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the word 'yo-zg' ' ;Lcu!i ;r-:ly
fc!!ow tb; cumber "52''.
Cburcb t-erTict Sjiay fere r.
treticg Tbe j4tor's subject
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"a'b:r;2!on. D. C . Jat. 31
Uire-tor Ctaries D. Wslctt cf the
i'- '.k: -si f-urvtv has redoes rrtcded
of the $25 ckv-j eHvn last year to
corn -r:1 :r:es:i2ticrn of b.'ck
par:dB and t-'fcialiy for tbe6'jrTej'
experiment? i 3 Erseltirg iroii or
h' ft;c!ric4l f.roce"s.
Durio? tbe Lew. 4 Clark fair at
i'rilind ic 1C0.j the geological
-:rvey cen a-conp'ishsd much in
ierrjoistrition of the possibilities
aloc this line, but haT not yet
carried the r-sn!ts far enough to
warrant leaving it in its present sta
tus. It is realized tbat enormous
i.oEseq'jer.ces await on the govern
nact's complete demonstration cf a
' ifctho-1 of extracting gold from
black S3ndv and that there are mll
iion cf tbe f-reciou? raetal ia any
oce of tbe western raiting itates
L:oh could be added to the money
circulation of the cation were tbe
black sand deposit arailable.
Director Waicctt's recommenda
tion has been i&dorsed by Secretary
Uitch.rock, who is anxlooa to have
the $roooo -viven bj congress.
Joatxal.
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ther coLUuurd ab
w;tb te:r fo.!oer;.
The powar of tbe Chri-tiar: re-
ligion I: in tbe triple fact that
Cbrit is its subject pcer and sup- ;
port. There i" a sense of debtor-1
h'p atd that coake :he trceC;r:5- '
tia eaclate tbe mini cf Christ.
We are our brother' keeper" ,
Christ tauebt s a tnorjotheietic
doctrine and alon this he 1 brn
Motht-rs as evanre
b.me. Mrs Johnson.
D.Kussion lc-d br Mr'. J-
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Lun:b in church
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How to study tb;
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D:cu--.r:on led bT Mrs Iiakcr.
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I;u-:orj led bT Mrs. '.Voods. I 'i.-... .
Lb bit and fecbocl. Mrs. CiMweU.
Di-usaon led bj Mr'. re.
Il.ble and s-ocial life Kufne W.
I:cu-ior: lei bv Jdr. JiicLarJs.
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li.ble and government, Irving W.
Discu-j.ion led by Mrs. Cunnig-
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emphasized tbe loe attribute of I
Goi. and this gie u"s coridene, I
and we c!am!er into His arms as in j
the arms cf a tather. Tbe differ j
esce between polytbeism an I mono- i
theism is that tbe paan clothes his '
duties with por only atd all bis
CLnst 'a the House. Coburg W.
Discaasion led Miss rierg.
Music.
L. T. L Mrs. DeSpain.
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THE EYE AND ITS CARE
By Dr. Franc Luci'.e Hard. Rooms
l i Chrisraaii Boilding, Eugene.
Notice.
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tb't ha !-eccrii- a ra:?!
tf.' developm'T.t f ir
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blow of tbe c5ende deity. While T'., r " v . ' : ' . of . ' ir
jtbe Christian clotLes God not ordy an,, traia, can QBj- ,uQ tQ Dorfcaa.
rtacbea up to a hand that has ten
derness in it.
There js rorgiTenees a tte re- I have purchased cf Mr. I.
UgioQ of Christ tbat makea it dis- Brte! his meat business and good , fun-'-lat : pinn. t
tmctite. It ii not a remission of will 13 the city of Cottage Groa. em I'a if:c s raise
the penalty or a coadexing of the I faave iosr taken possession and 13 ; point froni $.'.:
cetst, but forgivene'i t'srough tho f.itur inteLd to keep tbe best: We s-.nccrwM b
the attonement made to justice 1 0f meata. also fish and ousters I i esk-1 aud w:;i '
through God iubstituting Hio!f i aia0 have an experienced saesase j your res :.x-
beiore the tiolated law. Hence He j mater. My motto poo 1 ?oods at
can be just and ;u-,t;fy . forgive ! reasonable prices.
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:. Object looked at.
2. IUjs of li?ht.
:i Picture cf object on retina.
4. Betina.
L',.-t 'A'-ek we learned tbat tbe
fiOrrxial, or flmrxietropic eye is per
fectly round Id the aboe draw
ing tbe eye is too .short from front
to back. Tbe dotted line showing
where tbe back w&H cf tte ye
-bould extend to. This is called
ibe Hyperopic cr Fr-Sighted liye.
At birth tbe eye-b'dl is ery flat
but as tbe child grows older it be
cotoes more round until at the aiye
of eight or nine it is auppoaed to
be perfect. But most children are
placed in school at the early age cf
live or mx. The .strain upos tbe
eyes in reading, writing and look
ing at email object is very great at
tbis age because the ciliary muscle,
wbic-h was explair-ed some time
ago. is not s.trong fenougb yet to do
the proper amount of focusing
Consequently, if the cbild is weak
or if the n'-ceary amount of nour
ishment is not taken from tbe food
tne eyes are not developed properly,
but remain too hhort, causing head
aches, e o p'iinsand other troubles.
While much discomfort is experi
enced in doing close work, often
causing children that are naturally
bright to npiear dull and stupid at
their studies. The remedy for this
is to have the eyes thoroughly ex
aminc-d by a competent eje special
ist. The proper glasses prescribed
and worn and the eyes re examined
from time to time. If the correct
care in given cbildrens' eyes under
this condition after a year or two
the eyes will be found to have im
proved to Huch an extent tbat the
glasses may be laid aside.
When this trouble haa been left
until a person is grown it caunes
naobt dibtrtBs-ful uymptoms at times,
j thought, God taking sides with the'ftn,j hoping to enjoy your good will j
sinner aga-nsi s:n: against me s:n-;at(j patronage, J am yours
ners own eina anl through bis faith Fjusm HtRKEN.
in tb atonement, forgivinz him:
' For whosoever belieeth in HiaL . . , . . -,- j
bath blasting life.- .Merchants Protect.ve Association.!
Tbe nl'iaia'e end of this rGizion! Motto Credit whre credit i
lis life, ternal life. Cocflcius due j
looked to no f Jture, Ii udab reached Overt Protection, j
the nothingness of death, and Mo-1 1st To the merchants who may j
j hammodaoism despirituab.es and care t- eiten 1 credit,
i sensualizes the future until it !o-es i 2 I To the patrons who may;
all its charm, beauty and love, but care to ask for credit,
tbe religion of Christ looks to a j kli.'? as awiiiu to coi.le' tions. j
blessed immortality where God! IfjtA,n accounts are due and ;
reigns and the re leemel hosts re- payable at the place of b-isir-ess j
joice on the banks of the river of ' where the credit is given, thirty'
days after date, or the first day of
the rao&th, unless other terms are
arranged at tbe tim of such deal.
2J No collector will be sent out
after book accounts, neither will
statements be rendered until ac-
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Rising From the Grave.
A prominent manufacturer, Wm.
A. Feriwfil. of Lucarua, S. '.., relates
a most rrjiurk-iol.- expri-ri'-t. lie
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bttle-ot biwrl - iJittM, 1 llk't jeount is overdue, and such notice
one r.iluz irotn tti-; rave .M y win oe evioence 01 ueuiiqucut .
as per
trouble is lir.M'i i-"-h", In ttie 1 3 1 Accounts not raid
Lilabet.."" sta 1 f iily U-ll-vo llito j ft e e t h(; c)OHed and no
trie i'-itters v.111 cure me oermuriefitly ! ,fc .. . .. ,
iurm'-r creui given uy any jiiciu-
ber of the Association.
for ft lias already ftoop1;'! tbe liver
and iiiud'ler C'io(llcat.on which
huve troubled me for yarn." iuur
anteed at Vvnwin n Pharmacy. Price
only ij) c'fjin
J. I). Cochran has returned from
his business trip to Han Francisco.
Mrs. R. Newell, a W. C. T. U.
worker, was in Cottage Grove
Thursday.
E. W. Gosseler of Cottage Grove
was in Mugene Thursday trying to
buy a good team of horses.
I'l in; Salvo Carhollitftfl acts Jlke a
poultic-; highly antl.-.eptlc, exf-nslveiv
used for Kcifriifi, for chapped hands
und bps, cufi, burns Sold hy New
Kra lrug .store.
King John of Abys.sina has de
creed that the nose of any one of
his subjects found taking fcuuff
shall be cut off, while smoking and
chewing tobacco forfeits life. In
Morocco persons disobeying the
.Sultari'e decree- of prohibition of
smoking are imprisoned and flogged
through the fetrtets.
Itb All accounts must draw in
terest at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from the date due until
paid. Such accounts to be secured
by note.
5th Any party receiving an As
sociation letter from a member ot
tbis Association aud not responding
to or acknowledging receipt there
of shall be deemed unworthy of
credit- Notice shall be given the
secretary and he shall inform all
members of the Association.
It is not tbe wish or intention of
the Association to make credit diffi
cult, but to make credit eafe and
dispense with the inconvenience and
expense of monthly collections.
A Valuable Lesson.
".Six yi;;ir aio 1 learned a valuable
Ir-saori," writes John Pleasant, of
MaKiiolia, Ind. "I then Ix-gaii tak
iiijr Jr. KIijk'h New I.lfc I'illx, and the
longer I take them the better 1 liud
them," 1 hey please, everybody. Uuar
ttutecd at J'-eiison'a I'liurmacy. Wc.
ywiiiiuit w iniw ifi.fin.ja... -r- wtw trrynmr'VFttr irsy ;jm v n i j, Ml
In England and France the Sale rWT J r fM
Of Alum Baking Powder is pro- frg mlA 1$$
hibited by law because of the in- V : 'J 1
jurious effects that follow its use. ff:$( ,s K j
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I I Columbia also prohibits Alum ,': V
I j .in food. kMlMt!SaccTj
You may live where as yet you have no protection against Alum
The only sure protection against Alum in your liaking Powder is to
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ROYAL i3.made from Absolutely pure Cream of Tartar a nnr Ctts
product Aids digestion adds to the healthfulness of food.