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o rd er to preserve his seif-respeet.
.And at fifty six. only fe e r years
a fte r t J
prom otion. Confucius
sta rte d as a w anderer from state to
latn t* . staking employm ent and find-
; - -rrm^ were :
R IC H A R D B. ¿ W E S S O N
-a rd . He was willing th at t i e m l-
L- >■ A N j f c t
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90«ere gn but th at as prim e m inis V
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te r t i e reins of g c v rrn o -n t must
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be p-aced sn his ¡tar ts.
He was not i t idT.-e-seeier fo r if
F r i d a y . J a n u a r y : i ä
w e e | had te e n hia atm he would d
naTe accepted m e offers of support v
H àtn
wtttefc the ru lers of several states
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free y offeree him . But as they
SI M refused to r t f oral th eir lives Con *
flict us passed on as a w ar.ierer to
T5 r u
other states, tfcseo advised to be-
eotoe a herm it be replied. “ It :s
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rr possible to w ithdraw freer, the ■
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world and assc-ciat* w ith birds and
beasts which have no affinity with
By Ret. L. l \ Leuá
us. ttitfi whom should I associate
b u t w .th suffering m an*”
y
I d K t p - t i e to sever»! r a s e r a
Hce® Confucius was seventy
ATW ATER BROS.
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? ve. th is tim e, a b r r f
years t f age bis srr. died, the next
? view c f the '.fe ac-d le a rti.rg i of year hi* fav o rite disciple. Yen Hue
:] C h ica* g re a t re lig k a s leader. Coe- die*!. Confucius never recovered
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I ¡»ring the fe f Cociuci- f r o the Jbiow and w ren, three
u i. B. C. SSI— 47? :■ : - i- ■ years later, his next beloved disciple
F irst C lass W ork G uaranteed
of Cfc;r» * i i from tee to fifteee i.e-!. tne m ighty intellectual stru ct
million* and ic rr.* y of the a rts , ure crasfcod to the ground. The
In B oulden B uilding
lite ra tu re te d e m i ¿atice she «»5 r ext day be was seen to tte r.r.g back -u
in advase* of Europe during the and fo rth in fro n t of his door, d rag nj
M onm outh
O regon
M: cki .-e Ages. Every ec-ur.try had ging h.s staff m his hands behind
1 i u hiitoric-grapher. its m uticiaas, his ta c k , and crooning the w<_rdsi
.ts o d e o f taws, i u treatises o r a g The g reat m ountain m ust crum ble;
ricu ltu re and on conduct—y et. it Tne strong beam m ust break;
was a period of dying eivl! .ration.
The wise m an m ust w ither away
She bad passed the rerutb arid
l.ke a p lan t” .
was rapid y travelling the down
He look to his bed and died seven
ward r a d . Slavery, j»!ygam y and days a»er, w ith to p ray er cm his lips
eoneubirage were common
and b etra y in g ,!» apprehension but with
there was an en tire absence of any U.e conviction th a t his life had beer,
clear belief in a holy, righteous a fa; ire crushing out the dickering
and personal God and instead of a nam e.
united kingdom there » as a m u lti
But the death of the man whose
tude of aoni-independent. feud*!
t^ach
irg had emphasized justice and
states w arrir.g aga.r.st each other
resp>onsibility upon th e p art of ru l
Into this period Confucius was
ers; the d eath of the man who had
born.
The C om pact and Portable
: :*antiy sought for fifty years to;
C oro S A
The biographers of Confucius ' ; u t his principles to practice, not
trace bis’genealogy back to th e em , th rough k»ve of money or of honor
T ypew riter
peror H wang-ti B. C. 2700.
And
u t fo r th e sake c f the public w l - 1
as th a t genealogy has been preserv fa te ; ar.d the d eath o f the man
; ed down to the present day the > • se au stere but genuine virtues
fam ily now co u rt seventy six g en er had won the adm iration ar.d love of
Ask m e to show it to you,
a tio n s . the longest known genealogy has disciples, produced an impres-
in human bistory. Confucius was
a upon the ra tio n , and the fame
the son of an old man and a young ¡of Confuc.us began to rise alm ost
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m other, as his fa th e r. Rung Shu from th e day of his b u rial.
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with its purpose Our large stock offers you
a wide choice range of patterns both as
regards imported grader and rugs of domes
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L o n g L iv e d L in o le u m s
The uses cf this c uss of floor coveilng
are growing Patterns are here in greater
numbers tnan ever You may purchase
cempiete r-gs ce have y;ur rjem fitted aid eo-
tirVy cover*! with a p. rm se.erted fr:m ojt
roll» Cur ae actic. L well worh >:-_r S tre e t cc.
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Guaranteed work, Cleaning, Pressing
M en’s S u its, O vercoats, S w e a te r s
L ad ies’ S u its, D re sses, S w e a te r s
G iv e m e an order and be convinced.
M onm outh Ore.
Headache
A s a boy Confucius was grave,
and fond of playing at ceremonies.
At nineteen he was employed by
the chief of the Ki clan as the sup
erintendent of bis parks and herds
and m anifested in practical life the
The Monmouth Cooperativ.* STiip-
high standard of honesty be a f te r
ping Association will save fa rm er's
wards tau g h t by m aking do effort
to become ric h . though corruption m->ney in the sa ie c f live stock. Ship
was then common. At tw enty two with us and cu t out m iddlem an's
Confucius became a school teach profit. Il you have stock to ship
er which continued to be his main notify W. J . Stockholm. M gr.
tf
em ploym ent throughout his life
Let me mend your fu rn itu re or
Gradually there gathered around
J . VS. How®ll. 4t
him , not only the boys of the to w -, file your saws.
but young men. many of social and
F or Sale
political standing, who wished to
7-room
house
and barn. On paved
learn the principles of governm ent.'
s tre e t, close in. B uilt eig h t years
He refused to have any fixed
ago. F*rice $1100.
hours of instruction or even to re
7-room house, plastered, all mod
main in any fixed abode, but travel-
’ed from place to place accompan ern conveniences. Good b arn . This
ied by such pupils as were financial house w*s b u ilt seven year* ago and
is located on a paved s tre e t. Price
ly abie to,live th a t kind of a life.
S2o00. This is sure a snap. Own
He accepted readily the large
e r going aw ay.
fees which the wealthy young mer.
21 acres. AH in c u ’tivation. I
brought h m b u t rejected no one of
earnestness and ability because he j 6-Rcom house, hot and cold w ater, j
only brought small fee. He never oe: it and b ath . Bam 32x48. 2
lowered his moral principles for the horses, 2 cows and ail farm machin
sake of the rich and had b u t one ery . Located 1 mile north east of
test th at was applied to all s tu Monmouth. Price $d,500.
dents. ‘ When I have presented one ' 50 acres o f land 2 | miles north of
M onmouth on
paved
highway.
corner o f the subject and the pup
cannot make out the other three ■ Price $60 per acre.
1 do not repeat the lesson” , were
7-Room house in Independence, j
his own words.
Possibly th is is l.\ s e m . All modern conveniences.
the reason why so many pupils came Price $1500.
but so few rem ained.
D uring his
2** acres o f land at R ickreall. AH
lifetim e be had over three thousar i in cu ltivation. Two paved roads.
pupils but only bad seventy two dis Right near school tiouse and store.
ciples.
Price $4000. $1<M)0 cash. $3000—
At fifty tw o Confucius was called 9 vears t.m e a t 6 per cent in terest
to the m agistracy o f a small c i t y ,; Fv-r Sale or R ent—5 acres of land
and ruled so well th a t through his 5 room house, good dairy b am . 15 j
exam ple a m arvelous change took m inutes waik to city. Kent $15.00 |
place in the m o ra l» and m anners o f per m onth.
the people. He was then promoted
G. T . B o o th b v .
to the position of M inister of
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IOUSANDS OF WOMEN a d b r
miserably from
periodic a tta c h o f I 'aduchc, never dream ing
that a permanent cure may be had. H eadache
nearly alw ays results from som e disorder o f the
stom ach , liver or b c w .Is. T ak e ( .
'r r la in ’s
r
T ab lets. T h e y w ill correct the
th ere w ill be n o m ore ueadache. h i ...
a b e r k ia ’« T ab !
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been
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MONMOUTH TRANSFER
T ransferring by
auto truck and by
team , w ith in th e
city or out of to w n .
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COFFIN A EGLESTON
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Highest Market Price Paid for
Poultry and Veal Calves
Bran, Mill Run and C om
P o u ltry Supplies
BONE. S H E L L and G R IT
Thos. Boulden
MONMOUTH M ARK ET
F r e sh and Cured M e a ts
W h o le so m e and S an itary
P a s s e d by i n s p e c t i o n Oc t. 11
J. B. Hill & S o n
M a g a zin es, P eriod icals
B o o k s, S ta tio n ery
Candy and Cigars
P. H. JOHNSON “The N orm al B ook S to r e ’
C rim e. Here was his first oppor
R e d u c e d R a*es in
tunity to put into practice his p rin
F a rm M u tu a l E ire In s u ra n c e
ciples and. unlike so many who low
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er the standard when position ar.d
1 have taken the agency for the
(K>wer comes. Confucius rem aine i , F arm ers' Fire Relief Association of Fire Insurance, Real Estate
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tru e to hia fa ith . He punished one B uttevi le, Oregon, a fa rm ers’ m u
and Surety Bonds
of the chief officials of the state, tual insurance company which ac
repressed the barons who wei e dis cepts no city risks, is inc rporated
Reliable Service
loyal to the k irg and negligent in 1 and has been doing business for 2$
obedience, rew arded honesty a rd years. This company has always
punished dissoluteness, so th at th e paid its losses prom ptly and Jan u a
little kingdom was transform ed, ry firs? has asarts deposited in sw -
and Confnciu* became the Mo! of
f • IttJ H N
General C ontracting for
the people, and hia name flew in To join costs SI and 25 cents per
songs throughout the land.
But $100 for dwellings and c-.-ntents, 30
the ru le r of Tsi. fear r g th a t the cents per $100 for b am s, school
state of Lu would rise to the le a i; houses and contents. 1 he applicant
ership of th e en tire nation, sent to ;s then en titled to insurance sub
the Marquis of Lu a num ber of fine ject to such assessm ents as are nee«
horses and a group of beautiful '¡wary to cover losses and expens
Estim ates p ro m p tly
singing and dancing girla. The es. A m em ber can w ithdraw at any
furnished
Marquis accepted the present eager tim e. The company has on its books
ly and sue« became infatuated with $7,9fi5.0.t4 insurance and paid out In depend en ce, Oregon
h»s pleasures.
Confucius finding d uring I >20 losses am ounting to
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the head of the state indulging tne $10.840.27. For particu lars inquire
vices which he was pumahmg in
of G. W . C h e s e b r o agent.
others, was obliged to resign in M onmouth, O re.
R. L. K ullander
perm anently cured :
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