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Oregon, as second-class man matter.
THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1'JOl.
Presidant McKinley, in conversation
with Governor Geer, during the latter'
recent visit to San Francisco, requested
the governor to express his regrets to the
people ol Oregon Hint lie would be on
able, al this time, to visit the s'a'e. lit
aid that he had, or yean, looked for
ward with pleasure lo visiting Oregon,
which he considers on of the coming
great slates of the union, both on
account of her varied natural resources
and her position in regard to the con
Stanily expanding trade with the Orient
He stated. bis intention of yet visiting
Oregon nj the northwest before the
completion of his U-rra.
The big battleship Ohio was launched
at Han Francisco on Saturday. To br
present at this lsunching was one of the
objects of the visit of MuKinley and the
presidential party to the coast at this
time and fortunately the condition ol
Mrs. McKinley wa such that the presi
dent was enabled to attend and partici
pate In the exercises. The event war
considered a success in every way. Hit
Union Iron Works, where the ship was
built made an enviable, reputation In
the construction of the Oregon. The
Ohio has a displacement of 12,440 tons,
1000 tons greater than that of the Ore
gon. . Her length is 388 feet and the
main battery consists of four 12 Inch
breech loading rifles and 1(1 six-inch
rapid fire guns.
The very successful teachers' institute
of last week was one of the most im
portant gatherings, probably, that will
be bsld in Grsnts Pass this year. There
is no more Important or responsible
profession than that of the teacher.
The teacher builds not for the present
but for the future. They aru the trainers
ol the young mind and their work di
rectly affects the future life of the nation.
In view of these facts, it Is most en
couraging to see that Institutes, teachers'
conventions, are being recognlxed, con
stantly more and more, as Important
and necessary events. In the institutes,
the teachers exchange ideas ; their per
plexities become common property.
The various problems and methods are
presented and discussed systematically
and the effort lo get at the best method
and solution can not but result lo some
measure of illumination. It is encourag
ing also to see, as in the recent institute,
the teachers so generally earnest and
seemingly conscious and heedful of the
bigh responsibilities of their profession,
The most important part of the teacher's
work is Inculcating, as much as possible,
right principles and ways ol llioiinlit iu
the minds of his or her charges. This
Is more important than the dissemina
tion of kuowledge, as knowledge tin
guided by conscience or principle is
dangerous.
Tue long expected fight is on between
the Ashland city government and its
saloons. The claim has been made for
some time that the suloons were selling
liquor openly In violation ol the law. It
seems lo be true that they have been
selling liquor, yst not very openly, as
evidenue against them hss not been
too easy to obtain, l.sal week a num
ber of the saloon keepers were arrested
and were tried In the Justice's court, all
being lound guilty, end wars sentenced
to fines of M) to $76 each. It Is ex peeled
that the cases will be carried to the
supreme court by the quickest possible
method and the matter legally settled.
Both sides are determined tn go through
to the end of the matter. Judge W. C.
Hale ol thia city is assisting City At
torney McWilliama of Ashlsnd and W.
M. Colvig ana O. 1). Watson are con
ducting the case lor the saloon men,
The lustier is being watched with great
interest from all parts of the stsle and
the moral effect of the ultimate decision
will be important. Ashland lu the past
few weeks, has been pointed In ss sn
linlun -e of pioliiliitlon that dors not
prohibit Shd the lesson drswn by the
opponents of prohibition is that prohi
biliun never does prohibit. It is a mat
ter of publio sentiment. If the people
waul saloons they will have theui. When
tliev do not want them they will abolish
theui, but lo accomplish this will require
a strong public sentiment sxalnst the
liquor Institution. Ashland voted o
elxilinh saloons, but the majority in
favor of to doing was not larxe and the
town is m evenly diviilej on tlieqni-slion
thai the enforcement i f the anli saloon
oid. nance seems a lu Her ol ililn nil
j lie on t ome ol til- pretrnl c.-e it
awuiltd with liiu-rrst
Special Meetings.
Mii-aCsirie O. Millspauh will ho'd
special meetings at the Paptist I'liurih,
to which all arecoroially Invited.
Thursday 8 p m Address before the
B. t. P. I . loung peuplt of sister
societies will be socially iu'eies'ed In
this address.
rrl.laysp. m. Addrers totheihiU
dren ; 8 p. ni. Evangelist ir servitvs.
On account ol the Union Memoiial
services In the Presbyterian church,
the preaching ou Sunday morning will
be omitted.
Sunday 10 a. m llible school ; 0 -M
p. m. U. Y. I'. U ; 7:30 Preaching
Monday 8 p. m. Evangelistic service.
Wednesday 2:30 p. m Ltdiei mil
sionsry lueeliug.
Miss Millspauglt is Missiousry Secre
tary of the It. Y. P, V, and ol Woman's
Mission Work, for the Stale of Oregjn
Her addrasie will be interesting and
instructive. You are cordially invited,
liniikMT I.ksuk, Pastor,
To Keep Trade
Moving -
A St
We rely, on Reliable Goods
Sold at Honest Prices.
There ate hundreds of people who want a good article 4
at the riffht oriee. That is
doing. How does it suit you?
RED STAR STORE,
W. E. DEAN, & CO.. Propr.
Front street, oppo Depot,
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
Most Successf-ul Institute Ever
Held for Josephine County
Teachers.
The annual county teachers' institute
held Isst week by (superintendent
Savage was a grand success in evety
way and it seems ssfe to say thai it was
the most successful event of its kind
ever held in this county The interest
and earnestness manifested and main
tained throughout showed these teacher
lo be thoroughly sincere in tin ir pro
fession and the excellence of the papers
presented on the variout topics wa
complimentary in the extreme, to the
ability ol the teachers participating.
Mils Lillian llogan was appointrd
secretary of the institute, wiih Mise
Dora Colvig as assistant. The enroll
ment included 47 teachers.
The following special subject were
ably presented.
Beading Miss Kdna I'arker.
Arithmetic I'rof. 8. W. Holmes.
Geography Miss Minnie Tuffs.
Theory and rractice J. II. Orcut'.
Class Drill in -Phonics Miss Florence
Akin.
Beviews and Dally Marking' Hits
Astolla Moodin.
Orthography J. II. Orcutt.
Writing in Country . Schools Miss
Lucy George.
History Hupt. I'. II Daly.
Besionsihilities of the Primary
Teacher Miss Allie Pool.
Grammar Pres. W. M. Clayton.
Nature Study Miss Caroline- lletlin.
Course of Study and Eighth Grade
Examinations State Hupt. J. II. Acker
man. Civil Government J. II. Orcutt.
Professional Specialties Prof. J. P.
McCounell.
ACME TURN
Is becoming more popular each season.
from the fact that their value is beccni
Ing better kaown. They are inuih more
coin loll able Ihan a shoe with regular
sole. The all-wool felt suln lining forms
a flexible and elastic pad for the sensi
tive part of Ihe foot to rent upon, ami
also protects the foot from cold and
dampness.
Any lady tumbled ith tender feet
should try a pair of Acme Shoes.
You will surely be pleased with Iheni
and advist) others lo use II. em.
Menial Ariihmetic A. P. AriiHirong.
Beading lu I bo Seventh and K:glith
(iradet Miss Daisy Stites.
Curront Kvi nt an, I Meiimrv tiems
Mrs. Belle linden.
Social Pait of a Teacher's Life I. II.
Oicn't.
Ami ma llui many excellent pip.ri
pres. nis.1, lb it by Misa Stiles Wis com
plimented highly Hiul on motion, ii
decided that her aer sbuiild h uiven
lo the Oregon leaclier'a Monllilv loi
pulilicaliou. The piper tiv .Mi-s lleilio
on Nature Suidv wu also a snhiecl ul
much favorable comiuent
On motion, iiniiiediately liefore lie
closing ol Ihu limtltiim, the filusing
ros lut on wan ahp ed :
livsolved, that the leailieis of this
county extend lb ir lliauks lo the vi-iiii g
teachers and to all ollieis who, by there
presence have eiii-ouraged us. an I I y
then i Xi-ellent work snd sugh'estii ns have
helped 10 irako lbl iimituie a suites ,
A vote ol ttianas was lendered at lti,
close ol the Thursday allcrnouii session.
to S ale Supt. J. II. Ackeiman, whore
helpful siiugetlions and explanations
were of Ihe greatest va'ue and ho-n
irons ill U'lia f ul Ibe insl:iu e were an
imKrtant laclor in it succea.
One ul I ll-t Important points brought
(urwaid by Plot. Ackernian, iu his ex
planation ot the M-liool Its, sat in
regaid lo graded K-hools; that a pupil
might cany on studies in dilfeient
grades, contradicting the idea, that
many have understood lo he correct,
that a pupil inu.t be in lbs same grade
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the kind ol business we are 4
n all his studies. Prof, Acker man
idea was that a pupil should be giv o
doi.b'a work in those studies in whi' b
he is deficient and thus be evened up
by degrees, not constantly degraded to
his lowest level.
Prof. A. P. Armstrong, of the Port
land llusiiieas college created a senea
tion in the institute when upon request
be delivered bis opinion on I lie veitical
system of peuinaiii'hip. He said: 'I
think vertical writing is a short lived
lid that will be unheard of in 10 yi-ars."
Among tint pleasant features ol the
institute were, the evening programs
given on Wednesday and Thursday al
the opera house. Musical numbers of
entertaining excellence were rendered
and a lecture wns delivered on each eve
ning, tho II ret by Pro!. Aikennan and
the second by President W. M. Clayton,
of Ashland.
Every semion of Ihe institute was
brimful of intercut and the time was all
too short fur the discussion and con
sideration of the questions. The
teachers were n n i vernal I v faithful in
Inteiest and attendance and there was
a spirit of earnestness evident that made
the institute successful in the highest
sense.
The following teachers were in attend
ance: Grants Pass Caroline lleslin, Edna
Parker, Maggie Chiles, Minnie Tuffs,
Mrs. Polls lluduu, Cora Lemon, Anna
Wade, AtilellaCioodin, May Button, Mrs.
G. A. Kavage, Mary Day, Florence Akin,
Allie Pool, G. A. Saviue, Stephen .luwell,
Dora Colvig, Lillian llogan, Mrs. Josie
Busk, Prof. H. W. Uoliata, Egbert
Kobbins, M. ,11 jblnson, Eula llaynes.
Selma .Vargaret Hanselh,
Golden Hilda McCurdy.
Williams Lillian Pence, Daisy Stites,
Abbie Hlites.
Kubli P. M. Corum.John Moriarty.
EASY WALKING
F ir nil w mi ion iii iixwil)lc only
in Sliotn lliut fit projicrly. TIm
QlJI'l-N QUALITY
Shoe for Women
Im h rt'iimrkiiUu Cumlnimtion of
and
Absolute
Ease
Is
Keiliv l.ucy .M. lieorgc, Mm. Cora
D ednchs, Anna Fie ter,
I. -tand-Ella Parki. A I it- Smith.
Waldo liliinche Fe'lerly.
P acer .lines While.
Dri.hm- i;. Muick"
Mii'pln li'iuv llarn-il, Stella Pad'
ila.
W,l l-rviM, I I' Mc'Vmieli. t,
S ni'll, I'. II -itur,..,
Winona-- Tilla rUirett.
Piovoh laiper Miller.
W,.,.,hlllc -P,f Walker, K-.hel llaik
el. Win,, r f U;..,v.
Unto-- Lulu M.irtiu.
V:f Ce. k-N. M He.t.m.
I'nlriful Accident.
Some one, ne, aolv a cai-less
jounts ir. left a Ion stirip ef b it,l
stn kins ibrM.iuli a (em-e on l liird street
one eemng lal wwk ut an angle with
the end poiiiinij i,,ii ,e street W.
S. Htrrie, riiling home en In wheel in
the dark, ran Ihe end of the Mick sonar,.
ly inti) h eje, ii.tl ctiug a very p.iud 1
wniiiid hut foituiiateiy not rernusly
injur ng the iik mber.
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Ihe Orrsonian Pictures.
The hauilMima pictures sent out with
Ihe Sun-lav () e;,iiiinn can Im rendered
much more attractive hv being mounted
mi a nice dak tilorel melton face mat',
w hi, h can be had al lh Courier olt'ue
al2K.'vr i.he.-t. sue i' x 3 in. One
sheet taii:e enough for four pictures.
Wt lone scieial shades to at Uvt frum.
v'
Memorial Sunday Decoration Day.
j Memorial Sunday will tx observed ss
,fol'ows: The services will I held at
' the Presbyterian rhur.-h, all! o'clock.
a. ni. Sunday, May lu 1901, at which
time and place, It' v. C. W Hays has
kindly coni-entid lo deliver ihe pennon.
All ministers f ilie Gospel, mid other
persons who ili, sie iieieby kindly in
vited lo a'lend said Memorial Sunday
sei vices.
Delation dat wi'l also he obnrvid
as follows: Thursday thu30lidiy of
May, 1U0I, ihn sunn- i ei:ig I) cir::t:(,n
day, will b ohs rve I aiid h-l.laittie
0 ra hall, a: Uiiii ,'.is, Oi , mid r
the lea iernlnp ul luiio Pa-ink, com
mander of Gcner.l Login pott No : '.i'J ',
G. A. It ; and I Lie a 'jut n , Ii ti by
under his diiec.ion'. do hereby i n
nounce: Thai tl.o 1'oit nod W K. C.
meetatihe A O U.'W hull, at' 11
o'c'ocit p. m. of mid diy, an.' toarih in
procession theme unci tin ;it il.c opera
hall at 2 o'clock p. m. Now undtr di
rections from the n mn.ander I bendy
extend special i:iv tvi'.n for sew li in
take part and a:t ml Hi if, i- i!,i
exercises ai folloan: lo Co. "ii ", O.
N. li.: To tin C .ii.paiiy of t'n l.li:
To the 1 1 . I i a n r '. t, rni : l.,i!,e
Ex-Confederate S Mi,s; To im l iie
conpaiy: To all Ira t-rnal a'0 ia i -re:
To the schools, tt'ar Sunday n-lio.i'
To the mayor and citv i.ft'.ci il-: T the
county ofliiia Is : A so to all ivbowi'li
to attend : An nppn pria'e pmrsm will
be carried out u-idr ihe d :e'iou of
John Patrick, pot commander, ou said
day. V ry rcfpec, InKy.
Ann Axtki.i., A' j 'ur.t.
Notice to Miners.
The following notices relative lo lor. l:
iug quartz claim has been issued b.
Peter Applegaie, recorder for Jackson
county:
"It is necessary, in order to entitle a
mining notice to rec.ird, that an u'fi 1 i.-i .
to the eirect that tlie work rmnii.-d I'
be done by seciion t oi a-t apiirov I
February 25, litjl, has been done, In
attached thereto. All localio s iiimle
since Kebruarv '25. l'.lbl, are r ff cted.
The bee', way is for the locator lo add
to hie notice that he has dug the hole or
made the excava'ion required by the
act of the Oregon L gislaluie, epproved
February 25, HKd, and swear to it before
a notary public or justice of t lie peace.
All claims that have been located since
February 25, 1U01, and have been re
corded, must be recorded again."
Fought For His Life.
'My father and sister both died of
Consumption," writes J. T. Weather-
wax, ol Wyandotte, Mich.," and I was
saved from the same frightful lute only
by Dr. King's New Discovery. An at
tack of Peuumoiiia left an obstinate
couth and very revere lung trouble,
which an excellent doctor could not
help, but a few months' use of this won
derful medicine made me as well ss ever
and I gainud much iu weight." In
fallible for Coughs, Colds and all throat
and Lung trouble. Trial bottles free.
Guaranteed bottles 5ilc and tl at Dr
Kremer'e.
Kerby Breezes.
Mrs. Dave Ihiggs and daughter, Mies
Bessie, were iu town Tuesday.
. J. I). A ut i ii , of KUiliathon, spei.t
several days in our city last week.
Mr. Davis and son, of Medfind,
registered at the Pioneer tact week.
C'nptain Draper, of Wu'do, reg steicd
at the Pioneer hotel one day- lust week.
'Mr. Joe Schmitt and Lengthy Tom,
if Draper valley, were In our city Friday
on busiun.is.
Frank Hart, Ihe Ittownlnwn nml
Althume eliige diiver, is Inking a vac a
tiou this woek.
F. W, Chausfe, editor ol the Oregon
Observer, spent si vcral days iu our city
this week on business.
Mr, Hurry Akerill spent Friday iu our
town and from here he foes lo visit his
mother of Grants I'ajs.
Mr. Peter Hansen left lor Haker City
Friday morning. He goes as a delegate
f ir Keihy Indue, No. 55, I. O. O. F.
The school ma'ams and proh-s.ors
ill begin their work again M iml.iv after
a wtek's vacation attending teachers'
institute.'
Mr. Joe Himsell, w ho is looking around
in our valley lor cattle, was called home
last week to see his little child, who is
veiy ick.
Mr. Hoy Cooper, of descent City,
Cslif., registered al the Pioneer Friday
on liis way home fiom itoichurg, where
he bus been doing some abstracting on
timber lamU.
There will be a grand hall given on
May Itlin the I. O O F. hall All are
eonliallv invited to attend Supper at
I'nion li net CiiATmi Hex.
"The pitcher that goes often to the
well is bruken at hint." There's a wmhl
of wiwloin in that familiar proverb, and
a sound application of it to disease,
especially to such familiar forms ii'.
ease as coughs and colds. Siuc,u,.uly
enough the very tiling that one, hi to
cause alarm is given as excuse for a feel
ing of safrtv. " It's nothing ; only a
cough. I've had it
before." The fact O!.,...--that
a cough re--';'' '"' V1?
curs peruaiiciiHv Tf ii -.' W
should he waiiiing f.i, i-iV
enough to take it i : f X "V
i .:,. c,r it,.
luosi srniHis ami
itijwlr,,ii nf all
tiiitl,,, li,. I, e n a
with a cough. Sji,
The one ol Ir.
Pierce's Golden
Mcilical IHsi-overy
not only stojvs the
rough but cures
the cause. It cures
obstinate, decp-
i -r l.
ik.iti.si rougna, rsin
broiK-hilia, weakiiJl'
lungs, n e m o r- 4 ;
r b a g e s. diheaaea
which tt neglectwl or unskilfully treated i
liud a fatal termination ill consumption. I
Aciept no sulmtitutc for"lKldcn Med-
ic-.il liiscovrrv." There is no other tiled- '
icine "just as .uihhI " for weak lutixJ.
"I wni i-erv si.lv tnrtrl. wilH- Mr Molli '
l,ust, M Veium. kt-iilCo. tsuwitt. "ei-l.'iir t
fiinlv itvx-o.r iit I h.uUsm-'ni'i.lioii llli.Hivtit '
I mud ,! K ' 1 Ml tvvl It i l I
cvllkh. .ell M,.J. J vrtv uli.irl ol ,:m!
rttlil hAt.llv Sfl wv lrth t itll ..iuc
lltttr.. I hatl vin. tit ntv ch-t tt,l rtlit Ivit'S
U' hil ,lv-.. l H.l.Tr I ,,'til t.,-1 Ira
Mr.ll.-itl ItUKXW't'tv ' Atltl ' l'l -t I rllrla' 1 wi
wc.k 1 cttuM n4 ttwrrp t,Htt. iul utw
I Cntl ,to . ttiAll w-l.hittf I Vr.,tlr. lit lh
cttutmig ft.1,trv Ihl tall uvl I (c'l ttk.1' a ttrw
prttkui. 1 lltr-r lllitt tltr I.,t,,l att.l .,t tttr.ll
cittr hav-l my-1 ntv Itlr 1 .m t'-W t Iv-aj
I mi. 1 l"fc lllillr.il Sttlr-i tt It,.- ' t'.vvl.iru
IflK-iil ttiwrv.' u,l f.Htr vutU ..I llr rirfv'
Ir. JHcrc's Conmion Sni- MitUoal
Advtsrr, lMjx'r (wits, i wit Jnt on
m-tflpt or ji mie-oviit atamits to p'
cxpctiar of niailirnt ny. AtlUrvai
R. V. lterct, Bultaio, N. Y.
A.F . .1
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Notiitng will be sweeter thsn the
'"Hunch o' J!!a kberries ;" new two step
to he presented by Deinaree's orchestra
at the hall on June 4
At Bed Time
I take a plaiant herb drin'i, the next
morning I feel bright and my complex
ion is belter. My doctor says it acts
gently on Ihe etomacb, liver and kid
r,eye, and is a pleasant laxative. It is
msde from herbs, and is prepared as
easily as tea. It is called Lane's Medi
cine. All druggists sell it at 25c. and
50:. Line's Family Mediciue moves
Hie bowels ea-h day. If yon cannot get
it, rend for a free sample. Addrees.
Orator F. Woodward, Le Kov, N. Y.
REVOLUTION NORMAL.
South and Central Americans Never
Pleased with Rulers.
Aailatora Floarlah Bad Oflen Sell
Ika SUIna of (Isrerssitsl-Ko-iBlloaa
Keaalt l le.ou
of llatcberr.
RctolutloD is a perennial Institution
In Centrul mid South America. The
southern r. public that does not have
Its iipiising once a jenr feels that it is
Ionium worn thing, it In not always nrc
rskary t lint there ahould be just cause
for a po'.ilical uplieuvni, but only that
tome :ntral may experience a hunker
ing for Ihe executive ofhee, or that
.-..me president may wish to become a
uctntor.
In such cases the agltutor g-athers a
fnlloviini?, ihsues a proclamation and
sdziR the reins of (!Overrimcnt, if he
din. He ki!! as many of his enemies
as he cnii, in the nuii e of tbe republic,
und holds svvny until oinc other fellow
conies alniiK and oio-Ih him. Or, if un
successful ulter ll few sbir mislies. tlirs
the count i y ncd Inter Is fi on., I ; iii I ing
a revolution iu some neifjl-.l.oi ing fctuie.
'l'he rioii!liou are not j'.k i riy mat
ters, lio-aeviT, for those engaged in
them. 'Ihe mean busiui-M u iiiie tlo-y
Inst and are uncill.v ntteniled with
sceni'S of hulclu ry niu! Ihe utinost tyr
nnny. Tiny can: e u j:riul dial of
trouble for the I'uiled Stntm ;oiern
mciit. too, ii.i tin- iiiistiirt ievo!ut IniilKt
le.'idi is locally tbiek il t.' ii eiinihent
upon thiiu to triad upon I'liele Sam's
coat tails at soiim- la.e of the glimc,
sill s the t bieau'O tin ijiicle.
Kcinltiticus loiu- Inen !o frequent in
Central ami South America in recent
yi-nrs tbnt llicy an- IooUmI upon by this
(rnvernnu'iil us it mat ter of.cotirse. The
t'uiti'd Stiites cntiHi! tefernptia the
state depart nii rit that n revuiotiou lias
broken out. l'he siei-etiiry of state,
with a siyli of p:ii iness, walks over to
t Ii c nnvy depurlmeut and aks that a
ship he sent to 1 lie port nenrei't the
scene of the trouble. The navy depart,
merit complies, and the henior naval
oflieiT brit!-l!i.n up cm the instructions
tiuide nnd proiiibrl for such eaiies. He
knows Just what lie will have lo do,
for if he has been long- upon the sta
tion he has been through many such
iiiHirrcctious.
He buiils a few murines nnd then de
votes the rest of his time to seeinp to
It that the hellicert -ut k do not rnnfcnck
the American b y it ion and consulates
nnd seize American inei-chnr.t vessels
in their search for fleelnir cnVials.
The weaker pnrtit s often n.nke n break
for protection iinilei- tbe fools of Ihe
American llair wlo-n ntlairs become
critical, ai-tl it ii ,iin i. a threat di al of
watclilulness to p:, lit the plusllers
from mint my the r lbl of as Sum.
Th" arc ii.-it n!v;is sin-cissfnl
this, for tl.i v:e' ,irii ni i" im rn!- 1 jive n
way of ,!in.rtir;i! 1 1 eir viet in-- f li t nnd
Hon i'i itiiii, iifltrcaiil i;nt ihev
Inn
ii.i
lb,
i iMs of m ul raiily.
ami n salute to the
i! llntlll!!.' s follow.
1 i !p tin- c' :-i! ii, an,
a -t ni! v vi i It ' Ibri lis
iTrfn:
Aini i i
Hut 'I
11 I,
of Hi
Ili:;h
A n:" I
fO Mi
dlist if
i-rtni
ft ii
t i
in i
w : 'i.: nt w bat it is in i be
f He (', i.tral anil South
)ii,'!is liieh I elui, I s I lu-lll
;I'!i' lu tl.i- ebnrms ,r Ibe rev
Of ci ursc, rnosf of Ihe j:,iv
;ire bail ri.oil-li. toil I bere nre
n i-1 .
Ills
i-stiilo-i s w l,i re tnUii: up tirniH
n-tti-rei! coni!: I iuiif anions (bene
lilt'.r 1 1- p ! 1 1 1 1 -1 - s . It seems to be
n natiiinl ii Icon disire to fitrht
fiery
from
ami to inula 1 1 nnhlt
killing; i owr tlii-v
nfsj1'1''. t!:c i p; , -ill.' i
lovr until t tic ih t 1 1
Hint !i1;i-!v :i nut 1 h
As soon ns the
dwell turethcr
ili s. in l.n.lberly
,nl: ceo h aloeir,
com i i.i! in '- par-
t it h r I.i n hMi pnMt ionft n nil (llit
afninst tlie irt-ii lluv fmifsrlit fur be
fore. The triulenr? to mioh dif ttirlinncpR
rnr.M to Im' inhvri'iit hi the lUoit of the
Lntiu A ti. r r ii-if n pu p!c. Tl.U is prnb
bMv in part liif t. tlieir cvrltitl;'.' ti in
prr;i:init. IUit i" r ho Y.n t uilii ;1
t h- -.f -nn ti r ii f!it:vtl t. t 1 .1 k it it"
lo n fi.!! 1 :t t ycr i! ere' ut 1 1 "1 u t ;dile to
II: it Ll-ion ;it:tl t r;n!i t ion. Tlu-ir
froriiiint-iiiti nre often rt pul.lics In
nHihf ottty.
(hie tlil.ii'iilty ith the SoutTi Amer
irnit pi'oplt'K U tliat th hne tiiuli-r-laki'ii
to rrirt rcpuhlics npun tlu cixil
lnw nf in prr;al l'ium ninl upon nn-n
areliifnt r;o!it!f:?4. Th v !-ne frfifutl
ailpfl I i 'M ill tln ; li'ipc vt "lit-
ten 1'. 1 : ,t 11 1 ii.f. i t!t-l( t', ' ti 1111 ny in-siatu-.-
nfu i t It f n M-tit.iti. 11 (if the
I'liitu! Stitt, .. h::t tll-il p,.'i I i.-il!
f, ft - V: m ( lei) 1 1) w h lust am! t hv t niss
of ttni! hi can m' tlu-ir fountlut ion hne
bi-fii faulty.
The list of revtiJuliottr. miht he ex
teniTrtl aliiiuM (ml, -flultrly. The hit
tory of Sout h Aim r-1 consist (f lit 1 1
vl'. Tiny ro all of tin same 'iHTaI
rh.it.uMcr. A so-im!'.,! prmi Iviit tit
tains pier, pt'thnpn h iiit-un of a
nutt t or l'!-s fau it al elcMion. He rnli'i
his riMintrv a- a vnit.ililr lmirarch tin
1 tie nJ'itiin ri;tl t'nii yatlu r nliout
him nioiirh i!ialT ,M,',1 pt'!i!i,-r to nr
rniit hi ni in ut t tit p: inr to sviA1 the
chief -iviiUo oll.if. T!n n toini-s llie
r, olui ion. Son:ci imi'.w it U mux, ssful.
I ftotiuMiuit-i it 1 r.t t. but it imik, s little
! dilTt ri-i'Cf to llit j of tlie country
I who are not in tin- iM:tm,lime fulUminip
of one rirul or 11m- other.
I li.l v.. If:i iiiiriin; ir-iili 1 y st pt p-i.
for 'lie p ,' twei.i r cr .ri.l li,veln',
n l.',i' a::i r Irun all pr-:,n, ions a nil
p:i i, ii,,:i lo , an, i, 1, f. At'er i il,
i c ne IkUa' ti K' ,loi lv-;p-ia (' i v
I S.iui'l rtli l .'I'll am n i.v in bt-l.cr
tt .t li htn 1 li.tt l','n f.trlttmtv
),! I 11.1 ii,, i tr.-e Ko.lo' 1 it
P ',i. f ir.' I, ., liij!l'.ly.' tlinn ti ntt s
M. j. C W.
-lr W V
ll.tlf
KtlMV
N :! f'1-.k, Ark
If p.. ip!e only kne what we kunw
' shot:! Ko.l.'l 1 fn-pii i Oure, it wmld
, b ud in neirlv ev,'iv rtitu.-t.-hohl, at 1
there a: Ii pt'. ple vtltJ d.i not suffer
f rom a h e!i ); i f f,.'li ess sfler eating. I
bib hii g. fit'.utrni'e, our sti niaeh or
wa-ibrah, lavsvd by inl'go'lon oi j
lp..p'n. A prvpara'ntn. sucti as!
! Kt.'iol Pvi..p.ia I'u'e, w hich, w uh'r.o !
aut fii'io rl. e ii.mt-r, wi'ldi fMrviiur.
j i, o I. M i n ran"! l'.i.!,i but iloyo.nl
g -ahi . i. r m. ni-' r
Quick acllvwr Ths WMkly Ononta&
"Shufflin Ja-sper"
Oiuolthenew piej-cs which will be
presenud by Demaree'a orchestra al
the ball on Jane 4. In laostep meas
ure, the dancers will shuflli with Js
P-"'-
"Our linle girl was uncon-ious from
strangulation during a sudden and
,nd terrib'e attack of croup. I quickly
, nred a botile of One Minnie Cough
Cure, giving her three do?es,
Tbe croup
was mastered and our
aneedilv recovered". So
little darling
writes A L-
Spafford, Chester, Mich.
Some new varieties ol Extra Early
Peach, 20 to 25 cis. each. Common
vaiietiee 10 to 12!,' cts. at the Kivereide
Nursery.
LvWiit's Little Early Bnurs fea-ch
tbe remotest parts of the bowels and re
move the iuipm ities speedily with no
ilitcoinfo t. They are lanious for their
efficacy. Easy to take, r.evergripe Dr.
W. F.Kreuier.
500 Hats
for summer wear,
Worth from i.sc to each; fot
Men, Boys and Girls, all go at
25c Each.
200 Ladies Leather Belts
25c.
Ladies'.Duck Skirts $1.00 each
H, A REED'S,
Odd Fellows Bldg.
Banking and Trust Co.
CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.
Transacts a general Banking business.
Kecives deposits subject to check or
on demand certificates.
Our customers are assured of courteous
treatment and every consideration con
sistent with sound banking principles
J. Frank Watson, I'res.
Kcus t'oLLOi-K, Vice-Pres.
L. L. Jewell. Casliier.
DIRECTORS.
Frank Watson. .1. S Moore,
J. lloiick,
Eclus Pollock,
Scuti tiriinin ,
tier li er t S ii.il Ii ,
A. K. Shwhsn.
Fry's
Squirrel
Poison
Every Grain Kills a Squirrel.
:$ is;i Out
If yttu nre nut wit i('uil ytm get your
nioiu'.y Itiii'k,
Sloyer Drug Co.
APOrilKCARlES,
Front Sr., iinirn Ilppite.
Does it Pav to Buy Cheap?
A cheap remedy for counlia and ooliU
is all riMit, but you want Bometliinn
that will relieve ami cure the nmrt
"evcre and daiiyi-rous rt-su 111 of Ihroat
and lung Irouliles. What fliall vou ilo?
'io to a wa nier and ni ire regular
oliu.ale? Ve, if possible; if no! possible
for you. tlii n iu either rasn inkn the
only remedv lh.it ha lietn inlro In 'ed
in sll cm ir.H.I I'ountrieM with nuc ess n
evere Ihntat and lunu tninhl.H, "So--!ie--'8
teriniin Syrup." Il not onl
heals and a'iiim'ateti tin. n-n,. i" ilf
tmy the ci rni ilisuja.', bill alaoii
B mi in ul ion . raiiu s rusy exit rinrnii m
iiv-s a good night's nit, and inre t!
patient. Try one Ik. i il... U-coinim-nd, il
man years by all ilrugists in tin
world, lii-t liieeu'b Priw Alnunm
Pr. Krenter.
What do the Children Drink?
iMn't give them coiree. Have you
'rii il Ihe new food drink called lirain-0?
11 is delit iiiiB anil nonrifhiiig and take,
ihe pljf of e ll'. The l.iore liiaiu U
vim ;ne t'.e clnlilrrii the innre hea'.tl.
vou distribute tin ii.'h i lit tr ftini
t'iraii-0 ; ii. td-' i f pine erains, ami
when (iropciiy prepared ta.-te" like ll
clioire grail,-, rf c T,- ltu' cosH ah iu.
'4 niu.h All t-rortrs mII it. 15,'
ii d 2j.-
Hairs
Lightning
Squirrel
Poison,
30c Can.
Hone Better.
31. Clemens,
ruE-TKirnoN prcu'.ist
OR.NCE FRONT.
Ot. orta MOUbt
BUTTER! BUTTER!
The Very Choicest
CREAMERY
2 Pounds, - - - 45c
Call and Get Our Prices on
of every description.
Tinware, Graniteware, and
Men's Furnishing Goods.
Smith Bros. Mercantile Co.
A SIXTH AND FRONT STS.
m Bicvc es
iJ
Chain Wheels $25.00 to $55.00
Chainless $50.00 to $75.00.
Chainlcss Cushion I'Yaine $05.00
Coaster Brakes on any of these Wheels $5 extra.
All makes of Tires from $5 per pair up,
--at-
THE
.tlARIJLE AND GRANITE WORKS-
J. B. PAUI'OCK, I'koi'R.
I am preusred to furnish any thing in the line of Cemetery work in any kind
d MARBLE or GRANITE. .
Nearly thirty years of experience in the M.irhle buiitefa warrants my saving
hat I can till your orders in the very beet manner.
Can furnish work in Scotch, Swede or American (irnnite or an; kindo
Marb'e.'
J. Ii. PADDOCK,
Krmii 8lr-: N.-l 'n Gi'i'enn'a Oiir.Klmp.
Tin's Week's Bargains
at the
New York Racket Store.
Onr well known Opaque Window Shades, with fringe :52c
The llest Machine Oil, large buttles 5c
Fine Lace Curtains, a hnrusin at 80c
Ax Itantllff, i!!)-cent qu lity fur .' 18c
Large Willow Clothes Backet (iHc
Silk Chiffon, Blue, White and Pink, 45c quality for L'Sc
Sth Thomas 8 day Clock t ;S The Farmers Saw 50c
'tl Clothes Pins 5c Tissue Paper, all colors, per sheet.. . lc
.u i.ariiiiig i.veuies e
Large size BisKets.
At smith's New York Racket Store.
Sensible Talk
for
Sensible Farmers
1 .
In buying a machine tlie buyer should ba posted. The good
points of the Osborne are too numerous to mention. Thev are evident
to every man that compares Osbornes with other makes. This is no
bare assertion, but has been proven time and time again. Let me show
you the Osborne Columbia Mower tlie neatest, strongest and most
modern on the market.
1 II. CJII3IIlrl
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
Monmouth, Oregon
Dimind for Graduates The iliniund fi.r er:iilimi.
of I lie .N'iniiiil Schools liirini? the i,;i-t year
iiiikIi beyond the mpply. l'o.ition kiih from (10 lo
f7-y pvr imuitli.
5tiU Ccrtilicatti snd Diplomat Sanl.tiiii nre pre
p.irnl for the tate exaiiiiriiiioi.s. and readily I..ke
Stale piiperx on gnidiiiitit.rj. Slrung Aiadeu'iic and
I'rol'iwionnl cimrve. Well eiili.p.il i'raitiind lt rt
nient. KxpniH-s riinje fn.in $U0 lo flT'i per year.
l's!l term npeiui Sept. 17ih. l r caialogiie m.
Mining full anuoliinvt m, nUM
P L Campbell. Prea.
. J. B. V. Butler. Secy.
Willis Kramer
MAM KAlTI'KKB OF
Myrtle Creek
Extra Family Floui
And
K.yer thing that govs with I irtt
CU. Milling.
For sale by Chiles. Delkmatkr,
Wadk and Coknkll.
fall for it; nine prii-e a other braiul.
1
E3S
Howard's Old Stand.
v
ivinjj Daily
At the
Bicycle Den
Nine Standard Makes.
BICYCLE DEN,
East of Depot.
nair rin, per paper lc
Ii.i Ihhii
Donomore 29644
Brown Horse. Foaled 1896.
Ul ' . ...v.n-
j g iiauuif, wens lllAlit'S.
j Sire.1 by Altamont 3t0, the greatest
J 'ireol extreme speed in tbs world,
j lHin, Sleepy KaiH (dam of Pell Air
2:U'4 and Athena a 2ii't) hv Mil,
i 34(1, ; Urand dam, Kiblwn, by Verrjiont,
3-.'-'.
; Ivtnomnreaill make lheea.on of I'.iOl
at the race tratk, !,.; mile west ol rity.
Term by the tvatun $10; insurance V5.
Care will be laktn to prevent arridents
in will not lw re-ponible should any
o, i'ur.
-mmm
M)l ' r.d l" : -. 1
A. L. FORCE. Keeper.