The Eugene weekly guard., December 13, 1902, Image 10

taerw
lietrays blindness io the historic
A BIG ccr.
truth that wise evolution is the
tore safeguard against revolution.
That class of people among us
Clear as mud; and yet we are
wbo will not bs satisfied unless the
told as to th« terse, vigorous style
reet of the world believes or does as
of the President’s oimposition!
they do, are finding fault just now
Eoperor William of Germany
Because a few old buck Mormons
WTe not disposed t J turn the women nnly fan» the fire by bitter attacks
Wifile
they polygamously married when on his socialist tubjej’s.
auch things were allowable, out in rome of their theories may be im-
'he cold.
They can take some ixxaible of attainment, there are
oomfort, though, in the news trom ithera that will oome to f/uition.
Persia that the btrail having found God never intended that a part of
himself overloaded matrimonially his people should starve while a
—he had eleven hundred and sixty favored class basks in inherited or
iu his harem—made an order in legislated wealth. The common
hie own divorce court the other people are the p«wer behind the
«lay relieving himself of eleven throne. They will coffipel fuller
hundred of th* moat undegirable equality of condition net only in
monarchies, but where lacking in
and troublesome.
The telegraph brinff news that our popular form of government.
his people murmur at this sum­
An Oakland correspondent of the
mary, wholdkale divorceteeal. Do
Roeeburg Review protests against
tney Lmlipv« that their rCltf eh«<Ld
the way they dress the birds in the
find time to marry all tlm eligible
Umqua turkey rketwopolis. They
voiken ameng his *ubj«ott? So
to»Qg tip ti* bml by the logf.cut aa
long as he makes no oompiamta,
artery in the n*ik, th»o race to tae
tuougb, being supplied wttte bud
«vii« »ico strip a hire! of the ferthenre
threescore, his eu'qecis sh«uald not
toefbne it eapicree. Titer* is *«oia
find fault. B. certainly is not tbtov
far p»ote«t, aq>wt f*»4O the n*ae«-
luneral. He should hav» the «p-
estavy cru«l*y to the helplaas hdsdi».
portunity to find out hpw this
buck cruel pr»c*ioe «atouai bwt
Ua<H of comparative eingle-blkn»d-
leaoM IriOtuMt imptetaioa» irt» th«
neee affeCis him wKiiuut barKU»-
wore» os the boye unnnftad re to»
m. nt from the toithful folio were ol
rtbrk.
Mahomet.
The New York Hemld takes up
quite
a lot of space in tellin* how
STAY BY THEIR CHIEF.
liberal one fa the Vanderbilt mil­
He report comes froc* Wash- lionaires is in offering to famish
□ i < n tfatt the in.«9bets of the the Bunday sohooli of a New
< ub.net give ike 1’reei !»nt’e faeffiage Hampshire town adjoining bis big
country estate with Christmas trees.
great praise.
The Spanish author, Gfcrvantee, Disgusting sycophancy, and from a
has a charac er in his Don Quixote, source one would least expect itl
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secretary, and to him he had for
year* confided an important mis­
sion, to warn him of failing mental
power. He had noted that other
men failed to observe their own
loss of mentality and, being fore­
warned, thought to avoid the fate
of others by leaving the pulpit
with bis reputation at the best.
At last the stroke came, a day
when the once brilliant mind went
groping, halting, stumbling among
its treasures, a pitiful, lamentable
efTirt. Timidly the secretary called
attention to the lapse. lie got—
discharged on the instant, the
preacher asserting that the miser­
able, disconnected sertaon was the
greatest effort of bis life.
O' bourse the little great man
who attend upon and minister to
the vatity of the great mau at
Washington, will not oommit the
eetretary’s mistake. They have
the giod, o rm mon sense to see no
fault of style wr substance in the
production of their strenous, all-
eulhcient chief. “The king can do
no wrong/’ at least se far as the
cabinet is concerned.
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INTEMPERANCE AMONG BRIT-
ISH WOMEN.
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A San Francisco rabbi give« a
new interpretation oi the design of
the American flag. To an audiittice
of immigrants,largely Rueeiane/the
other day he said: “Do you know
why stars and stripes are in the
(lag? 1 will tell you why. They show
that America has stars for those
who behave themselves and stripes
for those who do not.”
That is a great weather forecaster
down at Portland. Saturday he
predicted “occasional light rain
for the twenty-four hours ending
last night at midnight, “Light
rain!” If so we would not wish to
experience a heavy one.
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While we are having heavy rains,
the Upper Mississippi Valley and
Atlantic states «re getting snow
and aero weather. Just think of
one locality in New York getting
two feet of snow in twenty-fom
hours I
«to wean ag,"
l’rctadeot RooMwit hardly know
1! iu» afmi or bokuibanic when it
comes to dealittg Kit* tha trfitt'e
He csoO 't e.ffojd to edand tOe tt—
vst tn« neofile! Thttv’x tn» r«b.
war or h» o>m-
binea cmft*»»«ly <»t»rClt»l to the
t u’»lio the brave ’•arr he tos , icarts
for delay—to ear their "boolm”—
anyth n< of ciurxe to fp'l safely
ua-t t»
preeident al eleitiofl of
1904
Here is how he etumhlaa
Hbmit in defense of hi« procraxtitt«-
ting poUcy:
Insistence upon an imp »-xibuity
means delay in achieving the
possible, exactly as, upon the other
hand, the atubbnrn fafense alike oi
what is good and wi.al ia bad ii>
the existing system, a result of th»
»Sort to obstruct any bettorment.
—»j'T n TffkJrv-1 «'
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Relief Corps Elect Saturday
Night
RESOLUTIONS
OF CONDOLENCE
W akheas , In the course of Divine
Providence it baa pleased Almighty
God to remove by death from our
uiiiie* Mary F Stewart, beloved mother
of Kir Knights Geo W, J V and J L
Stewart, therefore °
R esolved , That in the death of
Mrs Stewart our brother Rir Knights
have lost a loving Christian mother;
the community an ever faithful, ear­
nest frleud and xup|>orter of all Just
and noble causes.
R ebolvbi », that weo extend to our
brother Sir Knights our heartfelt xyrn.
patlee in their bereavement.
R esolved , That a copy of these res­
olutions be given to each of the said
brother Sir Knights and the same be
spread upon the records of this meet­
log.
Resolutions read and approved by
Goshen Tent, No 64, KOT M, Dec. 8,
1902.
W L M atlock , Com.
J L H tewaht , R K.
Dally saard D«e »
Mr« E ECummins, who came here
for medical treatment from June ten
City a few days ago, died at ths reel-
«'ence of R F Baker on High street last
evening, not being able to oogibat the
dl-ease which beset her. Bhe came too
late for medloal aid.
T he funeral will be held tomorrow
from the Christian ehurcb at 5:30
o’«lock. The servic«»» will l>e conducted
by D hhii ECBautleraou assisted by Rev
G L J.otKiell, <>f whose church the de­
ceased wax a member in Junction.
A «umber <X relatives arrived today
from Portland and Junction City to be
present at the last rites over the re-
taaltis of the be'oved lai'y.
OF THE DEAD
A Petition Being Cir­
bers.
culated in Eugene
elks ' an cal .
The faults of our brothers we write
upoD the sand;
Their virtue« upon the Tablets of
Love and Memoiy.
Lsat evening was the occasion of the
S*nu»l meeting ef the Ledge of Borrow,
BeDevi but and Protective Order of
EiHS, l he meeting was held in the
imgr rooms and the I4»ge membership
was |t> attendance,
H n. 8. H. Friendly, A. C. Wood-
oock aud M. B. Wallis Were the »ke“1!-
ersofttie evening and their reurartra
wure »11 in Wie ep.'WF of reverence oom-
metaoataug lira lives of departed rnern-
Sem of the eaJpr «taring the past year.
A <)UMr*>*rte ««lapeaed ef Use Norris,
Alf U h F o **, Ota« ftoWetSe aad Mr. Mur­
ray eweg two a«rentad numtoe« sad
Mr. Murtny caMvtairt-ri tww »ewrtrittl
seUs bevwtea tae addresses af It.« tv«
tug.
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Four-fifths of Fairmount Resi-
dents Would Like ¿to Be
City— A
Parto of
Remonstrance.
Today E R Mum*y beg»» circt)J»t-
Ingin Eugene a petition t> the Irgi»-
Uture asking that the »•rp»r»»' iriurf»
of f»uge«e be »Tch-Bded ea »eto IwHsde
that rtwly a uh uaso of hYdurrtiurt asnl
Untaeasity Adtfauta»«. The pu|>-r is
tieitrg
aUpn-d ay oar mirar* sr.
ricen.
Tim ped Ijotl woe cnroirtated ÌM Fwk-
nminrt tmd k whs h.u»d that a bo aS
fbur-IL'-M«» of tke p»pui«ti«n ot th«i
nldMg^ fc»-ered awn«H*io«. A reirron-
stMUc» wae-eiaaulsieedL, bu* it is leMaed
M h *1 auly »its»*-» eigflataro* wew ab-
Moesk
Ausordtng tv Taut’s dnestary, «on>
piled douraag the early part af tale
year, FMano««t aud UntVeteMy Ad«ti-
tfon bad a population of 329, wtrish
wnJ he quite an augmeutaKi«« to the
alty's popikatdoa.
If Faunioimt is adUulibd trie ci«y
will no doubt nt onae buRtl xtMrewl
mIdes of sidewalk, gmde and gnwel
the »Meets and otherwise enhance the
vHiue of property there.
Personats.
D»ilv Guard Dec 9
W W Oglesby i« here from Junction.
Jerry Dammon is tn the city from
Cottage Grove.
Miss Claire Dunn is very seriously ill
with appendin'!».
J C Appell was a passenger to Port­
land this afternoon.
B F Keeney was a passenger to
Portland this afternoon.
J H Goodman was a passenger to
to the Grove this afternoon.
N B Alley is coflned to his b o d with
a severe attack of stomach trouble,
Mrs W H Abrams, of Cottage Grove,
Is visiting Mrs D A Paine in Eugene.
Mrs M E Brent and Mrs J H War-
Held, of Balem, are the guest of Goshen
friends.
F L Kennedy, superintendent of the
Booth-Kelly mills at Baginaw, is In
the city.
Misses Ethel and Edith Chambers
left this afternoon for FallsCity, Ore,
for a brief visit.
Mrs Jennie Trobridge of Nebraska,
arrived this afternoon from the eas
and is the guest of relatives in Eugene
Mrs Brent, of Monmouth, Illinois,
and Mrs Warfield, of Balem, are here
on a visit to their niece, Mrs W W
Martin.
L E Penland, ot Pendleton, and E B
Penland, of Albany, have been visit­
ing with their sister for several days
returnlug this afternoon to their re­
spective homes.
Mrs J R Bean, Mrs Gore, Mrs Hattie
Msrgau, of Portland, and Mrs Hurl­
burt of Junction arrived this afternoon
to attend the funeral of Mrs E E Cum
mius tomorrow.
Miss Emily Loveridge, head nurse of
the Gqod Samaritan Hospital of Port­
land, arrived this afternoon and is at
the home of her father, Rev I) E Lov­
eridge, for a short visit.
Ml* Louise 8bi Ids, traveling secre­
tary of the Y W U A for this coast, ar­
rived thi» afternoon from Portland,
and will address the University
association as aunounced elsewhere.
N B Blandish, ot Blue River, who
has been at Brownsville for several
days luokiug after property interests,
returned to Euwene this morning. He
wdl leave in tbs morning for (be mine«
If the water is low euough so that the
McKenste ferry can be operated.
nw m mail
Ottf Of iftv aattecrii ers tn the D<Xl»T
GgaWD taddlttfl DOttt Por. tRDd writ«*»
taiw. Ik'. !•.— Mr» Loci Sfayr* ta f rttows :
««ita , Ri< h »ut, fis«» <etre " Hccp-
••I tpp’» t»tw4t». Qt'At«. vat y tnoci
i ♦» Oregon, to r-sl'fe,
n*i f> » I that ygu ta* t the prt»» 4 all
vi.» Lotsta vv»tai»b a t SataiOsy rgpder« of the p l er for th- (W< rtipt-
uee» and accuracy with which you
I for Idaho.
give
th «tn lb* news.”
I w«uly-t«.> itlstivw ami friend* of
ìfrftd Mra Nord» Owen ffit* itarkey
with ttieo* on Thatikbgiving.
A llow.me to o» I! alter »ton to an error
of tbe prii »T In I» 4 wrek’a G vahd
E BG»cd<biid, wbo ha», wltb C C
It la nut -Mi»« <>•» Read, but Ml«» Ura Matlock beeil tii« local Rambler cyale
Wood, Sr ho la tt-avLingal Pale»tlu».
»geht in Eugene, ha» «•» 1J bla Inter»«!
Coyote creek and It« «tiendant In the tkislnexe t<> Mr M»tlock and the
•V ugh» «r» full and nverfi »wing, giv­ tatter will harna-forllic. ixluct the»«nie.
ing ux a m H magi ittuea» water» «»« Mr G»iodcbild «c«rpta • poaitm» In
ou which to re*i our eye« from tbe . the Barr Bros hülfe factory iu Flic
u»u*l winter tuonoi >ny.
mount.
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Sold Interest.
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I..«’ It b» nntt »» t'tffirtwffight (ohr
rei- t ander tte date of
ath
ov r t> I'CQpa'i <n of » hvk-alo f«»l
gor h»*t part < ( town—tbr Brat or flu-
in« t > blows on the part <»f Itilo wb< ,
U|<>ii cvniplaiut, w«a arravted aS»l
brought before Justice W<S«erineler.
Hr plead» d guilty aud was ftoed
an.I ixwts today for bi« Intemperance of
temper.
Hogs Drowned
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stock is too large and varied to particularize, but
would like to call your attention to the FACT that
we have NOW the LARGEST, most complete ami
up-to-date stock of
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Badieyville ltm.
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Gut«! HpscM SeHdoa.
H A-DiJvWi t.i,®, D h « ». —Ttre
•f tals j4w»e ■»> espying ies> tatting
Mie ratal wond high wajea»,
Mr ««d M m Ruserehco Me vftlMDg
fileuta at C»sw.
Mr aud M m J J MoC' jlhscb Vtsitod «*
LouHie over Huntffcy.
M m M Pipes, of Lx raw, vtaltsnl Mi»
HoHandswortdi last week.
Miss Neva Hadl'ty is vi«IHtig iu Bo»
gene at preeenk
Quite« number item oor vllle«».
tended the dance at Grow ball Thanks­
giving. A g«od tune Is reported and
only one fight.
»Ve ondeMtabd
Frank Hem»
enway spent a part of last w»eek
flailing. We are not prepared to say
what tuck he had.
There will be ohuroh rt this place
the sec iud Bunday Instead of the third
Sunday iu this month, the change
having been made in ttie day.
Ricbaul Hayes and Mother, Mrs
Lucy Hayes, started for Heppner last
week to visit relatives at that plaoe,
Alva Hollandsworth and Willie
Hpiyy of Eugene spent Thanksgiving
with relatives at this plaoe.
Several head ot cattle belonging to
Dies* Bros of this place strayed Into
Eugene last week and were put into
the pound.
Tim.., DsoJ &.
Bern, Dec 1, 1902, to the wife of
John Davis, a eon.
Born, to Mr aod Mrs Maloy, Nev 29.
1902, a daughter.
Mrs H Bundy baa purchased three
acre« from ,Hon C W Waabburne on
the corner opporite the resideuce of A
R Martin. She expects to build a res-
ide nee in the spring.
We have received weddlug cards an­
nouncing the aiarriage of W H Speer
to Miss Miss Nel ie M Nave», whiah
occurred at Sisson, Cal,"Nov 28,1902,
William A Burke, of Spokane, and
Miss Ona Perman, daughter of Mr and
Mrs Wm Lee, were married Nov 30, at
the home of the groom. The cera-
«iony was performed by Dr DNMo
Iuturtt of the Peoples’ United obureb.
The groom Is employed ou the Great
Northern aud will make bis home in
Spokane.
Boro.
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To Mr and Mrs CC M»Click, this
morning, a boy, weight 6 pounds.
Watches, Chains, O
Cut Glass, the genuine article
Diamonds, Ebony and
Rosewood, Toilet Articles,
Umbrellas, Silver Novelties,
etc.
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to b® found any wbmre between Portland and^Sacra-
mwito. The rtyles are right, the quality is right
and the prieee are right.
Not a bad place to have
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Repaired. °
J. S. LUCKEY
The Reliable Jeweler.
MOON & TINGLEY
Romenilier if you are in need
of anything in the «h.p« <.t
Feed, Flou , Hay and Grain of ail kinds;
Grass, Field and Garden Seeds.
BreaJriast Cereals, viz—Rolled Oats, Gemiea,
Graham, Corn Meal, Rye,
Whole Wheat and Buckwheat Flour.
Also Potatoes, Kerosene and Chicken Supplies.
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GOOD GOODS, RIGHT PRICES.
The place is No. 63 East Ninth UAfJM jp TIMflCV
¿treet, Eugene, Oregon.
MOON & TINGLEY.
Junction News.
WE
are here with the GOODS. We can supply
your Xmas wants in fancy goods in our lie.
» TRY OUR
Candies,
Nuts,
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables.
Tillamook Cheose,
Woodlawn ° “
Lane
“
Edam
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Pickles,
Olives,
Relishes,
home made cider.
Pure maple syrup in bulk $1.00 per gallon.
Phone Red, 1211. J
WHITE
Day & Henderson
Will soli you a Bed Room Suit for $12.50
that other dealers ask $15.00.
Extension tables $4.00, others ask $5.25.
Maple Bed Room Suits $14.00,
other dealers ask $16.00 for.
Because we make them in our own factory
Why?
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JUST RECEIVED
Bora.
Direct from the factory In the East a large consignment
of goods, cousistiog of
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In Brat >n, Maes, Dec. 7, 1902, to R->v
and Mrs Herbert B Johnson, a daugb.
W.
For
CIGARS
AND
TOBACCO
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Dry Goods and Notions, Boots, Shoes and Rubbers,
Phonographs and Sewing Machines.
We have a
full line of Groceries, Drugs and Medicines.
Varney’s Department Store, Crow, Oregon.
MONUMENTS ARRIVED
• • • ■ A CAR LOAD ■ ■ • •
...C^dl on...
Julius Goldsmith
• »•*»• •»» T»»»«M,
Direct from quarries in New England.
Two more cars on the way.
None furnish better work.
None in the valllej handle in larger quantities,
Hence our prices are right .
Write for booklet.
EUGEJE GRfllUTE ARD JBARBItE WORKS
Harness
W W MARTIN, Proprietor
You can make your har
no« aa aort a» a »lova
an t M touch aa wire ha
’ K El K EK A liar.
"»•• Oil. You can
• n It« l'fc— tnakcut
‘ t* •’ M I nC M a
«'rdinani* Mould.
AND VITALITY
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X3».. MCT-I’«
-- --------- IWK1XA VMEAXÏW»
Tba great remedy tor nervnux prostration »nd all duca.es ot t '.“v-irsoe
prga*4 < f •itb»'r sei. puch a« Nervou« Pr
ration Faihnr
*« “• sk
Niiçhtly Emissions. Youthful Errors. Mental Worry ei>
irrca
r.TOtocro or Opium, which lead to c. nsumption »cd In.ar. y
UrltnUS’lS.
°rder we ,-i»rar.-. ■ t
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v ' : *« *■ jou*
•••"ta S boxes tor ss.00. UH.MOTT'S C 111. m< it CO.. < A • • 1“«^ v
• * poor’oofc'ng h<P.
Ww. Ma.!« ©f
t>or*io.t ou,
tO »Hä.
J wvoiher.
* M ^Tw-ywhor»
,n
»um,
Safe Ì» STANDARD tt ci
>-»ph Davie», who conduct» a hv
rai n< tre.i • «-»» on hl« piare Ju«t aero*
th» river, bad the mi-fortune to lose
twei ty tic» portar» by drowning
during th« high water la»t weak. Tb«
watM WM ali ov«r aia pi«««.
is not too early to select your Christmas thine»
Some people wait till the last moment, a bad nlai
Tis better to be ahead of the rush, you have nior'
time to make your selections and the prices are n°
greater now. The articles can be reserved and if
to be engraved it will be ready when called lor
c>
Today.
Ladies of the Maccabees.
««rd A«teUU tar fto.
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The B. P. 0. Elks Pay Tribut«
to Departed Mem­
Miltoil Nicolle wax
Florence West:
In itown Monday cireulxtlng a sub-
The regular election of the officer» for
scription t aper for the purpose ofitn-
tbe Ladle» of lire Maccatiee« was field
I raving tile county road be'.ween Ma-
last evening with the following result:
pieton and the mouth of Li ;e creek.
Bea-le Rankin, Pam Commander.
Nearly a l the bttoineM t«eu on the
Mary B Kinsey, Commander.
riser contributed liberally.
It Is
Margaret lùlmuneon, L'eut Cor»,
«nderstood that the county to«rt will mandar.
ap«r< prut!»» from tge oounty f«n<* *i
Alice M Croner, record keeper.
lUBottnt «.{tai to tttat rateeg I»- privMe
Edith B Litton, fl nane» keeper.
stttt-talpti
Lula Mankere Mar.piam, Cliapl* n.
A »'Iit-aot WA* let by t tx»' ecqrt a taw
Adella Wul ry, Master a) Art»,
till» Hl:» to W 00 We» Oir .gHtauga
Della Lotte, Sergeant.
It ”14] •»'U1 d IM»b<* «»eta. 9 m *-
Burton, Sentinel.
«•ffivea IB« f< tie j.th, tl»f »/cw
Mercy Gilbert, Picrijt.
tiirQt» Hgi the I wear and t«ot>.
MUffi H AictaA captala tf Guard l
PaiKtiM Mters.
o—Established in 1869
IN MEMORY
FAIRMOUNT
The Foresters and the Women’»
The Bishop of Londo« is out in
an indorsement of the statement
rnkde by Lady Henry Somerset,
the prominent temperance rtd«ruler,
that drunkenness in incretMqg at a
fearful rate among British women.
The Bishop is responsible for the
statement that “there has been ot
In W a great growth «1 intemperance
among women, both in the use ttf
1HE BMiVeST 0|E.
spirituous liquorsand drips" He i
la ted that las remarks applied to
The bravest one is not the an*
women of all cluses. Tpb Artyt
who stands
habit, be said, applied to the amr»
Voicing his
vile«
frtttO tfce
wealthy classes,
white KrUx
botwe-tnp high;
B*t rather him wlta hdw a
«irunkeale.ta is shockingly ttoaocmott
broken heart
>V«olg the poor.
Ifenaatli
a smile.
C aid yiVO
He produced statistics ahowtttt
do this? Could I?
taut ent of oov tboguol wQOOttb
—b' I wmCarlile Limey >0 Deodoot*
iO a certain w»»kh(iw»> Oa Una tl*o 0«r Nat.«Aral.
lire bblt were th#r« on accoogt o|
TUB COOI GO F WAGES
dc ttk.attd btt told ao tak tLsbiOfl
dkoy of tlreaifkttd ooai'Dt O’ xdory
’•Doo* y<'«r cook errt wewyour
girht t« lb - d rink habit.
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Altai OltHtafO?”
I
RI gittata not. Wo», <0 9 Wife
ilXBU OH TRUSTS-
OMftt’t I«1> y thio g thottiMk wott’d be
«terd o
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LODGE OFFI «ERS
statement that as a lad he was the
tirat to cry the eale of newspaper»
on the streets. Before be originated
the idea newsboys carried their
papert about without making pub-
lio outcry of their wares or the
proubinent news they contained.
The Portland Telegram’s t«arine
repoiter reftkrnig to an tteoident to
a ship while coming up the Colum­
bia ttays “ehe collided with a x«b-
inerged rock.” As usual.
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Thotftta Brackett Reed was too
big a man to be president, or more
correctly speaking, too big a matt
to get the presidency.
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TO ANNEX
ELECTION OF
Saturday night Court Poplar No. 14,
Foreaters of America, elected new
offio-rs fur the ensuing six month« as
follows:
A J Smith, chief ranger.
J J Rude, sub chief ranger.
J C Gray, treasurer.
Horace Barnett, financial secretary.
Walter Rosa, recording «aerttory.
H U Owen, aeni«r woodward.
Lent Lester, junior woodward.
RM Blachle>, senior beadle.
Ray Littlefield, Janlor brad lx.
J L Lombard, |rusfee.
C 0 White, lecturer.
Fourteen applications for (BartiUer-
shlp were taken in at the ttteriiug.
The oourt ia divided into two siiia« 6>r
a mefl»b«reliie-Hec«ttaig cokteet. The
side that gets the 1-tat nutQtxr at
membere toy the last nWktrtiit to. tai«
* ob M i baa to foot tae tojU for » toao»
quet fo» thb wkata e»«rl.
w. k . 6. oFvrvEntt.
ftjSttwtay eerentaig wae «IgOHon
trig for (die Wo«i»*nk fkilri Carp« a»«l
th»» officers wtro guide
body for
ttie acct t»*na irre aa foltowa:
Mw !ttm»y Y«*ta;W«n, preaWi-DC.
MreJaU1« btaxrie, 1 euior vtae-presN
dent.
Mre EH a H*re1»tfr»n, )urtattrt viCe-
preHideat.
Mi* Abalin» Miller, treaatarer.
Mrs Buxan Bowers, ohttplafai.
Mn» Letitia HOlden, conductress.
Mrs Mary HIM, guard.
MrxBneati M*tl«0k, Mrs JuMa Bro­
die, Mm Edith MHler, Mrs Elizabeth
Row 1 Mid and Miae Adal'ne Miller were
eieettxl aa delegates to the next oon-
ventinn of the Corps which ia to con­
vene in Portland.
a powerful, eloquent diviue, well
Next ¡Saturday evening the depart­
The death of a man at Brooklyn,
up towards the three soore anti ten.
New York, has brought out the ment inspector, Mra Julia Lawton,
This great preacher had a trusted
will bein attendance.
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For Sale by Linn Drug Co.
Trochct’s
A
XOLCHÌCÌNE
{SALICYLATE
Colchicine
_
Salicylate
A standard and infallible cure for RHftjMATlSMa 1
endorsed by the highest medical authorities of tu' r.h 4l,.
America. Dispensed only in spherical capsules. »
solve in liquids of the stomach without causing irri' '
disagreeable symptoms.
Price, $1 per bottle. •
druggists. Be sure and get the genuine.
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WILLIAM« Mr*>. <«*., CLKVELASO. onio, a»**
For Sale by Linn Drug Co.