cus«»rs with corrupting the youth «f
Athens bv Inciting them to de.ptse
telur.v deities of th«» stat»
He nao
Iho moral courage to bravo tint
the tyranny of the Judges
demoed him, but of the
could not understand him
discoursing th«« doctrine of the
mortality of the soul, his last wonts
to his Judges being:
It Is now time
to depart I to die you to live»
whl-h has th«« better destiny Is un
known to all except llod
How many great men and thinkers
have been persecuted In th»» num«' or
Freshman hour at the University religion. Bruno was biirm»«l nllv«» «'
of
assembly this morning was a splen Rouie because of Iris i,vi»»»iir<»
philosophy
did success and as the second class fashionable but false r Jitilkes
of
day in the history of the assembly his time. When the
plan, It was far ahead of th«« expect Imiulalt Ion condemned 1 him to
__ _ proudly
______ . : "You nr«’ ni»»»
ed. The program was well balanced llrline „ said
'and the address of "allver-tongui'il." afraid to pronoun«»«» my settluitre than
i Harold Warner was as fitting as It I iim to rec«»ive It."
There was scarcely a great discov
I was well delivered. He apologised
I for the fallings of the class and blam ery In astronomy. In natural history almost entirely alone
Th
ed the bonfire that didn’t burn and or in physical science, which w.is not agulust him w«-re tremendous,
football game and the sticky dance denounced ns leadlug Io Infhh'llty ««lie »Id«»." »*«l«l h«» to hlms«»lf,
Hand-tailored suits for
floor to the unlucky "13," the class The followers of Copernicus wero learning, genius, numbers, grandeur,
$18.50 and $20.00 i numerals.
The other lacking*, such branded as unbelievers. After Lip- rank, power, sanctity, uilraclea, on
as the accused lack of Oregon spirit, persly had invented the telescope. th«» i>lii«r Wjcllff««. ixorettso Valla.
Made of pure English Worsted, all sink lined, full plaited
was the result of th«» ruling of the Galileo took up th« Idea, and con Augustin«», and l.uther, a poor crew
faculty that prohibited hazing, and structed a telescope of his own. with lure, a man of y«»sterday, standing
skirts. Values up to $30.00
H VSV AMD
|the class has had to learn what the which he ascended th«» tower of Ht. well nigh alone with a few friends
C1OTHE3
Oregon spirit Is alone and without the Mark at Venice to view lh»- heaven
Sumiu«>ne«i by th.« «»mperor to g|.
i help of the sophomorea aud upper ly bodies Ih» directed It to tin- plan
pour at Worms, to utiswer the charge
All-wool Panama Skirts for
class
men.
S3.00 | Ho then cited the splendid showing , with "incredible delight .” 11» dls- inaile against blui for heresy, be «!«•-
These lines appeal to the
I h<»»<<
These are full plaited and fully worth $5.00
»that the class has so far made and | ci>v«»ri»«l th«» satellites and wings of teruilned to answer lu person
man who hates to stay in a
suggested that although somewhat Jupiter, the phases of Venus and the about him told hlui h<< would !«>•«> bis
I green at first, they were being form- • spots on th«» sun. He faithfully re life If ho wont, and they urged Ilk.A
mt. Society and Harvard
>»d Into Oregon's strongest and bret corded the revelations that came to to fly. "No," said he; "I Will reputem
, hltu direct from the skies Hut all tiUthur. though I should find ths re
clothes are as different from
New Tailored and Lingerie Waists . . $1.25 to $7.50
class.
The remainder of the pragrum con this was at variance with th«« recelv- twice ns many devils as there are
ordinary young men’s clothes
WAISTS V4 OFF—Odd and broken lots and some soiled
sisted of two splendid vocal solos, «»«I Ideas ot the tlui«» The Inquisition tiles upon the housetops." Warned
as custom tailoring is from
by Helen Whit«' th«» other by undertook to regulate the astronomi- against the bitter eumlty of a certain
Waists; Linen, Madras and Lawn. We want to clean them I one
Kenneth Frailer, and a humorous. I cal science. Galileo wua railed to Duke George, he said "I will g«»
the old “hand-me-downs.”
1 well-chosen yeaillng by Alice Farns Rome and summoned before the In- there, though f»r nine who)« da>a
up. Take them at .............................................. |.£ Qff
«lulsltlou to answer for th»» heretical ralulug H r»'««vd Duk«' Georges,”
These lines are “advanced”
worth.
I doctrines he hail published He •»»
Ft nani'ial Condition
Luther was as g«M>d as hla word,
goods. They are “chock-a-
The following sh iws the present ¡compelled to renounce his opinions, und he set forth upon bls journ
and declare that tn» abandoned the Whou tn- came in sight of the old 1»
A sale of Children's Romper Suits and black Sateca financial condition of th«» student doctrine
block” full of good features
of the earth’s inoiloti around towers of Worms lie stood up lu
body association of the University of
Come, take a look, and “call”
Pants; 65c values at 50c 50c values at
the first column giving cash th«» sun Th«» Inquisition Inserted In chariot and sang Elite F«-stu Hi
39c Oregon,
ou hand and th<* s«»eottd probable ex 1th»' prohibited ludex the works of 1st Unser Gott" the Marseillaise"
us hard if we’re wrong.
'Galileo. Vepler and Copernicus. Gal th«» reforiuntlon, the words of whl
pense bv th«» end of the season:
Î 00.04) ileo plucked up heart aitalu and pub uro said to have bc«-n Improvls«-«t oi
“Hercules” all-wool, shower proof suits for boys.
$
Football . . . $
Sale of White Goods and Vai Laces as advertised.
i 6.00 lished a new work In th«» form of a I wo days before. Shortly before t
Track..............
We guarantee this suit to out-wear and out-look any
5'1 00 dialogue. d»'fendlng hl
Baseball . . .
ni«w»tlttg of the dl«»<. an old s.*hll
was summoned bef«»r«» th«* ln«|ulslll«>n George Freundesbutg. put his ha
Gle«> Club . .
two other suits at an equal price.
and cotnpcllc«i on bended kit>■••• to re upoti l.utli'T« shoulder and said
First showing; of new Silk Hosiery, including the new
ISO
Or. Monthly.
nounce and abjure his glorious dis hlui; "Good monk, good monk, la
ISO
Or. Emerald .
Italian and Venetian Silk Hose from . . . SI.25 to $3
covery.
Basketball . .
heed what thou dtx-al Thou art i
Galileo wanted th»» coura«».e of h's Ing
00
Oratory a - Deb
Into a harder fight than any
00 'opinions, but b>< was an ol«l man of us have over yet been tn " But I
Miscellaneous .
seventy when he denied h«s faith titer’s only answer to th«» veteran w
$2,OSS.09 $2.057.00 Galileo would not have I h »«» u perse that bo hud "det or mined to •t sq.|
We invite your Inspection of
New Scotch Ginghams.
Estimated balance l<> be on hand ut cuted could he hav«» b«w»n answered. up«»li the illblo nu<i hit con« cletKS. "
our new Spring Merchandise
New Sheer White Goods.
I Yet th«* truth lived, and m«»n were Luther's courageous dvfen»« I bvlotc
close of school year. $3 1.09.
592-594 Willemette St.
Besides this Is th«« $500 In the Ore ,set on the right track for obaerva- the diet Is un record, end form» one
gon Trust and Saving bank which tl«»n for al! ages to come Pascal sal«l of the moat glorious p< fa of hiato/)
"It Is vain U h»-n finally urged by
failed two years ago that may be paid of his condemnation
ho emperor to
.that )ou have procured against Gal retract,
back.
k«* suld firmly
"Sir. utile»«
li
I»-«»
a
decree
from
Rome
condemning
be saved because your parents were COUNCIL SHOULD ACT
Must Kulut«*.
I
am
convinced
of
nt
terror
by tvs-
UPWARDS OF 1000
opinions
of
the
earth
s
motion
A*
Ib'clarlng
that
more
respect
Is
due
, good. You must repent and forsake
limotiy of lite scrlptur >. or by iiianl-
auredly
th
it
will
never
prov«»
It
Io
be
’■ your sin. Salvation is a matter of
the president and deans of i!«»part-
f«»sl evidence I «annul ulid will hot
CONVERTED AT BIG
SOON ON ANNEXATION
I the soul’s special application to the
menis of the Culversity and Wow ut r«'St. aud If we hsv<< utoTrlng ob retract, for wo must n«
’ throne of mercy in time of need.
ing a custom In vogue at other larg»- servations proving that It turns ry to our conscience l
REVIVAL MEETING Christianity is a matter of personal
colleg«-s a resolution was pas.-« d by. around, not all mankind «an keep It (««salon ot faith, and y<
OF WESTERN SUBURBS
j birthright.
the Associated Students this mom- from turning, nor themselves from none other from mo.
lug which will require hereuft »r ev-l turning with It."
i Nicodemus resolved the matter of
Ich kattn ttichl node
holf««
ery male stude t to inlute by re- j Thu life of Hepler was as sa<! as utlr.
Order that the Election May
regeneration into a physical matter
I * ali
" "Herq
Another Service at Tabernacle and Christ met him on his own
Originally n poor not d « Alnen
m-iving his ha', the president <>f thn| that of Galli«-«»
<>t h»" e l »
li<«<
■ I >1«
Be Held Before Federal
University and the
head of the boy. h<* was admltt«»«! to th«» school had to do hla duty to <
ground. Physical birth will give
By Dr. Oliver This
s<
ths
monastery
of
Maulbrooni.
and
student
departments
w
henever
pass-
.
physical life, but spiritual birth will
Census Begins
Evening
evsntuull) became a learned wish Ils <>f a power higher than that ot kt I utt»
> give spiritual life. The man who de
. Ing.
nn«i he <ll«l It ut all haxurda
The reading of the resolution was ' 'accepted the astrouoailcal chair at ward, when hard preused by it N
nies the existence of the spiritual i At the adjourned session of the
There were sixteen conversions at kingdom is a stupid or dishonest rea-icity council last night the committee
greeted with applause and readily I j Grata and devoted himself to th«» ml<»s at Augsburg. I.utber said that
the tabernacle meeting last evening, soner. The man who denies that I from the Northwestern Eugene Im
The grand Jury last evening re- I carried. Th«* custom Is common at ' study of the plaints He was after
and thus far upward of 1000 persons j which he cannot see practically de provement Club, which has been ac-l I»orted a true bill In the cases of Earl nearly all colleges and universities i ward appointed Imperial matematl- ' If h«» had five hundred heatls, ho
have taken their stand as Christians nies every great law of nature. Re I tive in getting the proposed annexa White, charged with larceny in a in the East.
clan to th«» emperor, though his sal wnul<! rather lose them all than re
concerning faith l.lko
during the campaign. At the meeting generation of the spirit is as simple tion matter before the city council, dwelling, and James McAvoy, charg
ary was Insufficient to maintain him cant hla article Cl
Stuih-nt Hotly Minting,
courageous men. hla strung
last evening Dr. Oliver preached a as regeneration of the blood.
At a cml meeting of the student self and hta family. He waa excom- all
I asked what progress had been made el with assault with a dangerous
to grow In proportion to th«
powerful sermon on the necessity of
The doctrine of regeneration is one I and received the reply that the city weapon. McAvoy is the man a cuseJ body this morning after the fresh-1 munlcate«! by the church b«»caiis» of seemed
difficult Ire he had lu enc untar and
regeneration. The large chorus sang of the great fundamental truths, Re attorney had the matter in charge of
some
opinions
he
hail
expressed
re
man
class
hour,
two
amendments
to
I
shooting at a Southern Pacific
"Thi-rr u n<> tu an in (irr-
•everal of Dr. Oliver's compositions, generation is not an explanation, but and that the council would act upon brakeman
the constitution were dealt with. On« garding transubstantlatlon. "Judge.", overcome.
and a duet, entitled, ’’Will You Meet I it is a revelation to the soul. Re- it soon. It is necessary to act soon put him off. after the brakeman had giving the editor of the students he said to Hoffman, "how far I can many," said llutlen. "who more ut
despises death than does L«t-
Me At the Fountain?” by MI bs Pen- ! generation is a reality. We can’t ex- so that the election may be held be
__ ___
__ _______
newspaper, the Emerald, the power assist you, In a place where the priest i 1 terly
Verdict
for __ Kompp
Bros.
t'ber,” and to hla moral courage per
gra and Professor Maltbie won spe I plain the miracle of regeneration, but fore the federal census Is taken next
The jury in the case"of Franklin'10 chose all his assistants, MM II and school Inspector have combine«! haps more than to that of any other
cial favor with the audience.
i when it has transpired we awake to month.
T. Plank vs. Kompp Bros., to recov-l ' in number, and adding an assistant to brand me with the public stigma single tnau. do we owe the liberation
Owing to the continued interest In the realization of the fact that we are
___ manager to Che force was def«»ated of heresy, because In every question
Colonel J. J. Harbaugh, an auc
damages on account of an accident
modern thought, and th« vindica
the meetings Dr. Oliver consented to new reatures. All we have to do is tioneer, requested that his license b* er
___ ____
____ they I The other, whl h allows money on I take that aide which aeema to me of
Plank
and ________
his son while
conduct another meeting this evening, to accept It as the wisdom of the ¡ extended, and the request was grant to
consonant with the will of God.” j tion of th« great rights of the human
were
using
a
rig
belonging
to
the
hand
after
the
<
lose
of
the
season
of
' understanding
when it will be decided whether or kingdom of God when we awake in ed.
defandants, returned a verdict in fa-
student activity to be turned Hepler was then offered the profee-
not the meetings will be further con His likeness.
The matter of extending Agate av vor of the defendants last evening. Into a general fund for Immediate aorshlp of matemallcs at Bologna. but< Even women, full of gentleness
tinued.
• says ■ he will
■■■ appeal - the
- case use was carried,
*.
At present this having the recantation and condem ' and tenderness, not less than men.
enue from East Twenty-first street —
Plank
Dr. Oliver took for his text last
cannot be used until the next year. nation of Galileo before him he de have In thia cause been found capa
three blocks south was referred.
to the supreme court.
evening the 3d verse of the 3d chap DR. OLIVER RECEIVED
The council passed an ordiance
_____
Another meeting of ■ e student clined the chair. "I might." he said, ble of aihlblllng the in««! unflltich-
Riggs vs. Elmira L uiii
I mt C __
o .
ter of John: “Jesus answered and
levying assessments for the Improve
The case of W. P. Riggs vs. the'hody will be held next Wednesday "notably lncr<-asc my fortune by Hr-1 liug courage. Hu« lt rar Inetaace. aa
said unto them, 'Except a man be
$1500 FOR HIS WORK ment
of Onyx avenue from East Fif- Elmira Lumber Co., to recover mon at which the matter of voting money Ing a German among Germans. I ■ that of Anne Askan. who whea rackM
born again he cannot see the king
' teenth street to the right-of-way of ey, was called this morning and a for an asphalt term's court will be am accustomed to n freedom of uutll het h*MU •«» ■
- •
dom of God.’ ”
(From Monday’s Daily Guard.) (the Southern Pacific Company.
jury chosen consisting of the fol again brought up. Instead of the (speech and manners which If per-1 ' ed no cry, move! no ntuscla, but
The speaker pointed out the fact
A free will offering was ta
' An ordinance was also passed pro- lowing; William Medley, C. ~. Pow $SOU loan for the nphnt court it will severed In nt Bologna would draw lookv«i her tormeutors calmly In the
that sin has reigned in the human
ken at yesterday’s services at
¡ viding for the construction of a sew- ell, R. E. Brabham, Marion Hager, be changed and $500 appr« prlatlon upon me. If not dangi-r. nt least no-' face and refused either to conf«ma or
family ever since the Garden of Eden.!
the union tatbernacle for Dr.
| er on the south side of West Twelfth F. P. Close, J. R. Freeman, T. L. will be a.-ki. 1 for, for a cement court. torlety, and might expose me to niis- recant • >r such as that of Latimer
Man reveals his fallen condition dayI
French Oliver, as pay for his
I street in the alley between Lincoln Rash, C. K. Kompp, J. L. Oxley, E. This will be altogether out < f the ; pldon and pnrty mallee." In 1619 nnd ilhlley, who lnat«-a<1 of bewailing
by day. The unregenerate man lives
work done here during the
: and Columbia streets to the alley be- C. Lake. Geo. K. Munroe, O. Dowell. hands ot the tennis club. The f >r- Hepler dlacover««! the celebrated Inw «ti.-lr fitle an«! beating their breasts,
below the acknowledged standard.
past five weeks, over $1500
I tween Charnelton and Olive streets.
In the case of Wm. Kyle & Sons mer arrangement was very unsatis I which will ever be memorable In th«» went ns cheerfully to th«-lr deal h a*
He acknowledges that he refuses to
being given.
This is Dr.
Co.
vs. W. L Phelps and R W. Huff, factory because It uaturally gave history of science "That the square it bridegroom to th» altar. the ono
live the higher, standard. If a man
Oliver’s method of receiving
to
recover
money, a judgment was the tennis club a preference for th«1 ¡of the periodic times of the planets I bidding th» other to "be of gieul
will only folio# what light he has.
DEATH OF JOHN A. HAWK
remuneration for his services
¡are to one nnoth«»r aa th«» cubes of Icomfort, for that we ahull tills day
taken
yc.-'erday
afternoon agaA ist use of the court.
he will get more and more light un-
and sometimes it is more and
I their distances." He recognised th«» light such a candle In England, by
I
The
following
nave
been
nppolnti-d
AT
HARRISBURG
the
defendants
for
$425
with
inter
til at last he will acknowledge the
sometimes less than he receiv
absolute truth of a principle which ( , God's grace, us shall never be put
est
at
8
per
cent.
I
as
a
general
committe
over
the
boys
Saviour. The spirit of the Lord
ed at yesterday’s collection.
for seventeen years ha«l b« »-n th«» ob
I
for
junior
week
«nd,
which
will
take
Harrisburg,
Or.,
March
8.
—
John
Or such, again, ns that of Mary
point to the cross.
This amount was secured by
ject of his IncesNant labors. "Th«« out."
I
place
May
20
and
21:
Louis
Plnk-
A.
Hawk
died
at
his
home
in
this
SIX-HORSE
TEAM
AND
Dyer, the Quakeress, hanged by th«»
The trail that humanity has
about half an hour’s work.
dl«i
In
cast,"
he
said:
"the
book
Is
I bam, Pete Whlttlrey, John Keatly,
city early this morning quite sud
| Puritans of New England for preach
from the garden of Eden down to the
All of the money collected at
denly, presumably of rheumatism of
Dean Walker and Harold Cockerllne written, to be read «»lth«»r now or by' ing to th«» people, who ascended th«»
present time is a trail of blood, sor
DONKEY
ENGINE
BREAK
the meetings previous to yee-
posterity,
I
care
not
which;
It
may
-------------------
—
the heart. He was 75 years old in
scaffold with a willing stop, and after
row. crime and degeneration. Christ
tetrday went toward the ex
well wait a century for a reader. God ¡calmly
December, and had been a resident
those who stood
made no mistake when He said that
penses of the meeting.
THROUGH
COUNTY
BRIDGE
CAPTAIN
SACHS
ON
has
waited
six
thousand
years
for
an
»i,,,.,« addressing
here for 21 years. He leaves a
except a man be born again he can
Th.. „...«
«.-iiiresigned
hers<-lf to th«» hnniia
*
widow, and six ch'ldren, four of
REVIVAL MEETINGS published,
not see the kingdom of God. If we
________ ____ __
whom resides here, a daughter in Span on County Road Near Cot
are to have relationship with the
pernlclan Astronomy,” was condemn-1
W. E. Haynes, the barber, was Calitorula, and a son in the medical
PART
III
—
FREE
THOUGHT
kingdom, we must understand the
tage Grove Gives Way
Rome and placed In the prohlb-| Thousands have dl««d bravely. 1>llt
given a birthday surprise last even profession in Portland.
The world owes much to Its men ed at Index.
comand that is set before us.
In th«» meantime, his It Is a mistake to suppose that th«»
Under Great Weight
and women of courage. We do not Ited
The fact that a man is raised un- ing by his relatives and friends, yes
mind was distracted by far greater days requiring self sacrifice and •o r-
ST ALLIONS
[mean physical courage. In which trouble.
der Christian influences puts greater terday being the 26th anniversary of
Ills mother, seventy-nine foreIng for conscience or for
County Judge Thompson and Com- tpao Is at least equalled by the bull-
responsibility upon him. The more his birth. A delightful evening was
I will stand two stallions at my missioners Edwards and Price this dog; nor Is the bulldog considered years old. was thrown Into prison, of th«» truth are past. Th«» tyr
light he has. if he refused to accept spent and a sumptuous supper was
place, two miles north of Cuburg, morning received word of the break the wisest of bls species. The courage ¡condemned to torture and about to a multitude Is worse than thi
Christ, the greater is his guilt. Such served.
during the season, One Is a regis- ing down of a county bridge near th.it displays itself tn silent effort be burned aa a witch. Hepler Imme ef an Individual. How inijny,
a man is worse than the heathen who
welghlng 1900 i Cottage Grove last evening, precip and endeavor—that dares to endure diately flew to her relief, and arrived our own progressive nge.* have
bows down to idols.
C. J. Wilson, representing the tered Percheron
pounds, and the other a standard itating a team of six horses and a and suffer all for truth and duty—Is |at his Hwablan homo In time to save fered persecution for bravely i
Many beileve that religion Is hered American Progress magazine, pub-
.
from further punishment. lint mtlng principles nnd doctrines which
itary. Their claim to Christianity is lished at San Francisco, is In the bred trotting horse.
donkey engine, together with two more truly heroic that the achieve her
more troubles followed. The states they tielleved to lie true? The shoot
LOUI8 CLARK,
perhaps based on no other fact than city preparing an illustrated writeup dwtf
men, to the bottom of a small gulch. ments of physical valor, which are re of
Syria ordered all th«» copies of his ing of Professor Francisco Ferrer, t*
Coburg, Or.
The team anil engine belonged to warded by honors and titles, or by "Calendar
that their parents were members of of Eugene and Lane county,, to be
” for 1624 to be publicly few months ago tn Hpaln,whose Inst
the owners of the Wheeler & Owen laurels sometimes steeped In blood. burned, his
some state church. But regenera- published In the May number of the
library was sealed up by words were "Alm straight long llv«»
Major L. D. Forrest of this city, sawmill, several miles from Cottage It is moral courage that characterizes
tion is a personal matter. You can’t magazine.
has received word of the death of Grove. The engine was being taken the highest order of manhood and order of the Jesuits, and he was com the modern schools” With these
his brother, L. E. Forrest, in Penn to the mill, requiring six horses to womanhood, the courage to seek and pelled to leave la»ntz by the popular words I’rofesor Franc»- co Ferrer died
killed by a volley of bullets nt th«»
sylvania on February 28. He was a haul It through the muddy roads. to speak the truth; the courage to be |Insurrection which then prevailed. Ho
wont to Sagan In Silesia, nnd shortly, Fotress Montjlnlck, Hpaln. Ottober
prominent citizen of his state.
When this bridge was reached there just; the courage to be honest; the after
died th«»ro of a dlsoas«* of the 13, i9t>9. Also th«» attempted mus
was no thought on the part of the courage to resist temptation; cour
cling free thought In America. Tho
driver that it wax weak, and he did age to do one’s duty. If men and brain, caused by too much study.
Columbus stated his views attack upon Professor Howe’s lectureis
not hesitate to drive the horses upon women do not possess this virtue, to When
Ferdinand the clergy declar and the throwing of spiritual dope nt
This long established bank 1». progressive, but it is above all else
it. With the combined weight of they have no security whatever for ed King
the theory of an antipoder th«» Unitarian church In Eugene by
FOR OUTDOOR WORK the six horses and
________________
wagon and engine
___ the preservation of any other. Every was that,
4e.
to the faith. The earth, •»vang<»llnt doctors. I<ouls Kossuth.
the bridge began to creak and lm- »">P "f progress In the history of our they hostile
IN THE WETTEST WEATHEi?
was an Immense flat disc,
Care in negotiating loans, liberal and impartial treatment of pa.
R'thgnrlan liberator, said:
NOTHING EQUALS
mediately collapsed.
Fortunately ra' * ha« been made In the face of <>p- and if said,
there was a new earth beyond The Unitarian faith Is the only fait It
the gulch was not deep, and neither Position and difficulty, and has been the ocean,
trona, the extension of every courtesy consistent with high-grade
then all men could not be which has a future; the only on«» thnt
the horses nor men were Injured to achieved and secured by men of In- descended from
bnsinees practice—these are the |win*e requisites of Snr modem
Adam. Columbus was ran Interest the Indifferent and in
any extent.________________________ [trepidity and valor—by leaders in
banking, and we always try to carry out ttxwe policies in full.
as a fool. Even the pure fluence the Intelligent.”
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2
The bridge Is on the Lorane road,
Tan °f thought, by great discov- dismissed
simple minded Newton, of whom
I will continue.
and only half a mile out of Cottage •rl'*« «reat patriots and great work- and
We solicit the deposits, large or small, of all persons Int.-rotcd
30
G. A. HACKS.
Grove.
era In all walks of life. There Is Bushop Burnet said that ho had the
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bi a safe and profitable Invest nent at a reasonable rate of interest.
a
t»ry
Infant
In
the
purity
of
hla
I --------------- -------------------------------- — scarcely a great truth or doctrine but
OILED
mind,
even
N'ewton
wax
accused
of
We pay a rate of interest on certificates of deposits which 1H
(has had to fight Its way to public dethroning the dotty” by his sub
When Your Joints ar«» Miff,
^CAPMENTS
i recognition In the face of detraction,
T (VH’nil, HI T LIVE I4»N(L M
years exp«-ri«-n<e lias proven safe and conno«-vat i ve.
and
your
muscles
sore
from
cold
or
discovery of the law of gravita D<>\
and even persecution. "Everywhere," lime
THEY 10M WEIL-WEAR WEIL
ir every cough was cured before IMF
rheumatism,
when
you
slip
and
tion,
aadla
similar
charge
was
made
says Heine, "that a greet soul gives
AM WJiL NOT LEAK
a trong hold, human life wouhl^
sprain a joint, strain your side or utterance to its thoughts, there also against Franklin for explaining the got ænKontihefl
by many y<*nm.
if*
,IWC »«-♦3«-•3»
bruise yourself. Painkiller will take Is a Golgotha.” Socrateo was con nature of the thunder bolt.
'■very coughing sufferer kn. w that
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
out the soarness and fix you all right. demned to drink the hemlock at Ath- ,,, Martin
Luther
w
is
not
called
upon
IBy BO
Balsam would atop the cough
tun rvcMwctt
Always have it. with you. and use It ens in his seventy-seco nd year bo- i,..« “Z
d,,» is
,n bls life for hla faith. a"miu
ONE Hl SPKKI) AND TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
from
few minutes, he would be gin«!
ctMiOf r/Kt
ENTA B Li Mil ED tHWi.
freely. Avoid substitutes, there is enuse bls lofty teaching was counter himself
• , he day that he declared to n a escape
the serious consequenc«».
A. J.Towre Co. ee»,Tce.uAA.
but one Painkiller, Perry Davis’.
against the pope ho dally R -my m«».llclne
Towv« C a »7 B'.vt CO. I MT. «.' -TOSCNVO. r VM
will cure a < ugh,
to the prejudice« and party spirit of ran the risk of
it’ . ' At the be-
♦♦
Price 25c, 35c and 50c.
"* losing ’ “
the age. He was charged by bls «o^glnn^
•
Kemps Bslorim will do It. At drug
struggle ho stood gists and dealers, 25,
S. H. FRIENDLY, The Leading Store
Showing of Spring Coats. Capes and Skirts is now complete. Nowhere in the
city are shown such garments as these. From the cheap and medium priced suits
up to the Paris models. Extraordinary offering for 1 hursday, Friday and Saturdav
Men’s
Section
Ladies’ Section
Society Brand
Harvard Brand
Imperial Hats For Young Men
S. H. FRIENDLY
■ifiXLJrs .".c" I :Lb7o,
¡"^SAFETY WITH PROGRESS
IYe Enhene Loan and Savings Bank
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