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John MrKir.nl« of Amity and Ella
Miller of Marion county were licensed to
marry at Salem on the 31at tilt.
Report of Whitesun school for month
beginning Jan. 3d, uud ending Jan. 28th :
No. of days taught, 20; No. of days at
tendance, 704; No. of days absence, 113;
No. of times tardy, 13; whole No. of girls
enrolled, 29; whole No. of boys enrolled,
21 ; total number enrolled, 50; average
No. belonging, 41; average daily attend
ance, 39. Those not absent during the
month, l.oran Hollman, Eugene Smith,
Sidney Hoffman, Rolle Booth, Hettie
Robbins, Roswell Bennet, Frank Conner,
Eva Harpole, Elaworth Post, Tefa Con
ner, Pearl Willis, Cecil Gates, Josie Hoff
man, James and Maggie Houk, Gladys
Morrison, Eathel Morrison, Lulu Houk,
Olley Morrison, Frank Morrison, Mary
Yoder, Harvey Belat, Benedict Yoder
and Iven Wood.
C. E dith P ercival , Teacher.
R. O. Jones met with a severe and
painful accident Monday evening. He
was sitting before the fireplace beating
a kettle of water, and by some means
the kettle was overturned, pouring the
contention his feet, and badly scalding
them. We are glad to note he is bet
ter........... L. D. Millkey was a prize win
ner at the recent state poultry show at
Portland on his barred Plymouth Rock
chicks. Mr. Mulkey has some very fine
birds and he is justly proud of them, in
the exhibit he took 1st and 2d place on
the pullet, and 2d on cockrel and 3rd on
pen, only losing first place by seven-
twelths of a point................. Those from
Amity who expect to sail on the next
steamer for the Klondike gold fields are
A. C. Martin, Spencer Edwards, E. S.
Cooper and B. Chaney. They leave here
Monday morning for Portland to get their
outfits. J. W. Roth will accompany them
as far as Portland to assist in getting
their outfits. The steamer sails Tues
day evening at eighto’clock. The Times
joins with their many friends in wishing
them abundant success.—Amity Times.
J. It. Nelson, dentist.
E. F. Mauning returned from southern
Oregon Saturday night.
Mr. Henry Brown of North Cove
Wash., was the guest of Chas, P. Nt
over Sunday.
R. H. Alger left the city this week foi
Portland to seek employment, He may
go to Seattle later.
An Album of
Frank Abram Powell’s themes next
rare Photographs
Lord’s day will be “Death-bed Repent
ance,’’at 11 a. in., and “No Night in
of the Wonders
Heaven” at 7:30.
Call and try A. D. Hoskins on boot,
of the Universe.
shoe and harness repair work.
One
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door south of Transcript office. He is
The World’s Storehouse has given up its choicest historic here to stay with us.
tf
Treasures for this Book.
B. F. Sparks has been very sick foi
over a week of stomach trouble. Hiscon-
dition is reported as improving, we are
From the Subjects at Large We Name a Few:
glad to learn.
Nsw Y ork C ity
East River Docks, New North River Bridge, Vanderbilt Residences. B oston :
Commonwealth Avenue, Boston Common, Faneuil Hall. S cenes in tub R ockies ano Y ellow -
It is reported that W. G. Turner, for
stone PtBK
C alifornia
Mirror Lake, Summit Rock. Big Trees, Yosemite Valley, Llek Observa
tory, Stanford University, Chinatown, etc. M exico : Cathedrals, Bull Fighters, etc. S outh merly of this place, anti later of Loe
A merica
Statues, Cathedrals and Cemeteries. H awaii : Palaces, Groves, etc. I ndia : Great
Buddha Taj Mahal, Temple of 500 Gode, Golden Pagoda, Temples, Mausoleums, Ruins. T he H oly Angeles, has secured an appointment to
L and Baaibec, Damascus, Street Straight, Jalfa, Mount of Olives, Gethsemane, Jerusalem, Solo a clerkship in the United States senate.
mon's Temple, Bethlehem, River Jordan, Dead Sea. etc. A frica : Egyptian Scenes, Temples.
Pyramids, Ancient Cemeteries, S pain
Gibraltar, Seville, Mosque ot Cordova, Alhambra, Court of
Mrs. Catlin, the new dress maker in
Lions. ITALY
Naples uud Mt. Vesuvius, Interior of San Martino, most richly decorated church in
the world, Pompeii, Pantheon, Forum, Coliseum, Statuary, Paintings, Tombs, Cathedrals, etc., etc., Union block, has already achieved a rep
Scenes in Venice, St. Mark's Church. Bridge of Sighs, Giant's staircase, Leaning Tower, Columbus
Monument at Genoa etc. P aris
Notre Dame, Trocadero, Eiftel Tower, The Madeleine, Hotel de utation among the ladies as a ekillfol ami
Ville, Grand Opera House. Arch ot Triumph. Louvre Gallery, Paintings. Statuary, Tomi», Palaces, up-to-date artist in that line. Give her
Interiors, etc. B elgium , H olland , S witzerland end all their Treasures. G ermany
National
Museum, Statue ot Frederick the Great, Royal Palace. Interior Royal Mausoleum Dresden Gallery, a call.
Sistine Madonna, Cologne Cathedral, The Passion Play, Vienna, St. Stephen's Church. P a NOR a M I
OF C onstantinople ■ Mosques, Tombs, etc.
R vssia
Moscow, St, Petersburg, Royal Museum, Si.
The daughter of J. A. Forbes, who lives
Isaac's Cathedral, Royal Palace. G reat B ritain : Shakespeare's Theatre and House, Keswick,
in the hills northwest of town, returned
Warwick Castle, Durham Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, St. Paul's, Westminster, House of Pari la
ment, Towers of Loudon, Liverpool Docks S cotland : Ellen’s Isle, Stirling Castle, John Knox Friday from Portland, where she under
House, Edinburgh, Holyrood Castle, Beckville Street, Dublin, etc., etc.
went a very successful operation for ap
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Miss Effie Manning, who has been
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A libaral education in World's History acquired while being entertained. A trip around the world
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A special school meeting was held Sat-
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The Reporter oue year and a copy of this Artistic Yvork
The attendance was very light, a big
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people regarding their interest in school
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to cover premium on insurance, interest
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All the delegates chosen by Lincoln
Promote Happiness and Comfort.
republican club to attend the league meet
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cept M. Underwood, whose proxy was
held by Win. Campbell. Those attend
ing were: J. E. Magers, A. J. Apperson,
J. E. Noll, J. W. Hobbs, J. H. Hender
The use of the surgeon’s knife is be
son, Jas. McCain, Wm. Campbell, 8. C. coming so general, resulting fatally
Pearson, C. F. Daniels, G, 8. Wright, in such a large number of cases, as to
J. H. Nelson, O. II. Irvine and John occasion general alarm.
Mr. William Walpole, of Walshtown,
Venable.
South Dakota, writes; “About
Last Wednesday night the storeof Ellis three years ago, there came under
Bros., located at Grand Ronde, was my left eye a little blotch about the
size of a small pea.
broken into, the till rifled of the small
It grew rapidly .and
Catortct Plalti
of 64 9//stlicinal change that had been left in it over night
shooting pains ran
in every direction.
and a number of articles were taken from
IPjants.
I became alarmed
the store. The burglar entered through
and consulted a
SKELETON, MAD DOG,
a back window, but when he left he un
good doctor, who
POISONOUS INSECTS,
locked the door with the key that had
pronounced it can-
REPTILES,
ucer, and said that it
been left in the door on the inside and
'must be cut out.
PHRENOLOGICAL CHART walked oil' with it. Suspicion fell upon
This I would not
an lndiun by the name of Louis Savage,
consent to, having
little faith in the
it was found that he had left the
Lithograph Manikins of the Body and of the Head, in layers and
reservation, he was followed and over indiscriminate use of the knife. Read
<ng of the many cures made by S. S.
to dissect showing all organs in their
hauled at Sheridan. When searched, S., I determined to give that medicine
proper positions and colors.
the key to the store, $9.65 in nickles, a trial, and after I had taken it a few
dimes and quarters, some perfumery and days, the cancer became irritated and
pocket knives were found on his person. began to discharge. This after awhile
ceased, leaving a small scab, which
By some bungling of the officials here, he finally dropped off, and only a healthy
was permitted to escape, but it is not little scar remained to mark the place
Nineteen pages of Alphalmtical Index. An index of Symptoms, no voucan tell
probable that he will be at large for any where the destroy er had held full sway.
what ails you. Complete list of Medicines, telling what each is good for,
length of time.—Sheridan Sun.
and how much of each to take for a dose The Prescriptions are
all written in Plain English, so you can copy them and
Last Friday night 35 memtiers of the
get them tilled without going to a doctor. It
Rebekah lodge of this place took the
Cancer is in the blood and it is folly
saves its cost in one case of La Grippe.
train tor Amity, for the purpose of insti toexpect an operation to cure it. S.S.3.
tuting a Rebekah lodge at that place. (guaranteed purely -vegetable} is a real
remedy for every
AUTHORS.
Mrs. Nettie J. Ungerman had been com disease of the blood,
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C. F. Daniels. The lodge was instituted cific Co., Atlanta,
with 24 charter members, after which the
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Surgeon in Chief, Emergency and German Hospitals, Chicago.
team from Friendship lodge put the floor
work on in a very creditable manner.
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Those
taking partin the work were: Mr
Secretary Chicago Polyclinic and Surgeon Proctor Memorial Free Hospital,
and Mrs. C. F. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs.
Chicago.
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oilier machinery cannot afford to exper
Portland, vix: Hon. C. Stanley. J. L.
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CHURl LIES.
B aptist —Services Sunday 11 a. ni. and
i:3l>[>. tu ; S-unday school 9:50 u in.; the
young people's society 6:15 p m
Brayer
meeting Thursday 7 30 p m. Covenant
meeting first Thursday evening before the
first Sunday of each month .
R. W. K ing , Pastor,
M ethodist E piscopal — Services
every
Sabbath 11 00 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Sunday
tchnol 9 30 a m. Prayer meeting 7 tio p'
m. Thursday. D. T. S ummerville , Pastor.
C umb . P resbyterian — Services every Sab
bath 11 00 a in and 7:30 p. in. Sunday
school 9 30 a. tn. Y. P. C. E.. Sunday 0:Jl
p. tn. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7 -30 p. ni.
E E. T hompson , Pastor.
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F. A. P owell . Pastor.
S t . J ames E piscopal C hurch — Lay-Ser
vices every Sunday at 11 o'clock a. in.
B t . J ames C atholic —First st., between
(isndfl. Sunday school 2 30 p. tn. \ es-
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T. B riody , Pastor.
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connect
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room tn Vnlon block
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ball second and fourth Friday evenings of each
Portland
Ar I 8 25 A M
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month.
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