TMU LIHITS OP
our profession;
1E . Z, Spcncc.
Wi nrtt met to tnllt of our own nrtlitl
Ur iru(cKHl(in, wliirli to uh imiNt miem
nit do all iro(niioim to tlmir dillowiira
tlio nrtulfnt nml iiolilfNt of nil proffMd-
iotlN.
Till mtmt of ni'i-kity tmtruu. With
out ttils profcHnintml kpirit mu would Ih
coiiih urtioHtm Htnl no ImiKiT artiatN. Wo
would noon dink to the monotony ami
liuinilruin ol tlio hIuvh, wlio follown a
lifu of iiktc routine.
Wliiln Ktudy wtiyo mill incmn of
HilvttiiiTtiiiMit in our rnllintt iuut
ili(tiMl lie humIIckk if tln-rt! m not a(i(
)MiIIiiiiiiii rri'iitixl in tia. Ynt not tint
iitluiHiniiiii in iik lint tlutt iimplrfd ly
im In tin' rliil.l ; hii li liriiin liim into
fuller, frcrr life in I lie tiling rlmuM
tMV1 tO iMIKRChM.
Wo nn not ln-rn for our own crnoiiul
ailvaututfi'N ami U'mmI nlniiti. V iiiiihI
utrivit to aurvn anil wryii no wt-ll ami
thorough tliHt t tiring hIhmiI ii-rtuin
rrnull". 'Micnii ri'NiiltN arc tin aim ami
iilcal wi ulioulil Htrivi to attiiin.
Now wlmt arc tin-Mo reniiltH? Tliry
are not only the Ih-mI ami iiiohI ellii-iciit
way of inr-iilliiiK in tlie -l i i l I ' uiiml,
the idea eontiiiiueil in text ImmiUm ami
olme rvatioii lenHimiM j 1ml more and
higher, the inontl truiuiiiK of the child.
We are lint ih'itliiiK with u thilitf of
tlenli ami Mood, hilt II living, Im-it I lii lltf
r i r it . Willi mi iinuiortiil mul rtrtitf
IllinK to exjiimd illid i-kpn-KM itnelf. The
ti-iulii-r in mt 1 4-il4-1 1 i 1 1 ir ho luilrll tin'1
I'linciple of :t r I t . 1 t in 111. il lii-nintim iin
the fuel a of iliiipline, helf-relimii'i', roll
liiletu'e mid Hi-ll-eiilttire.
A ti'Mi'her tt Ii4i eXHTt to lewli the
tl I i I H eh'iiiililiefK, iiriitiit'pa, wlf nir'
ittlid the ulMiltitioii of t-eif-coiiM-iotiHiieHN, j
IiiiihI Ural he wriloili"lefidy rlfim, neat j
ami Hi-l(-pi4-d. lie v-au in no wiej
teneli a child to he ti m i 1-4-n 1 1 1 of m-I f 1
UllleN he in lint M-lf-colihcioilN liiinpi-ll.
( iikhI tuornlH 11ml iimk iiiiiniierH rmi
ntitiilu an i-M-4-ntinl part of an ciluriitioii
ul eniineiit. 'I hi! iui'liniitioii of 1 -at ri it
inni, of ret-pi'i'i for law mid order, of
what ever teuiln to make 11 (.mil citi.en,
in of ax much iiiiMirtmiri! in a ouiall h
ill li liirye i'hiMl. Ki'illiirity , piinclil
ality, oUlience, imliiMlry, wlf-rontrol,
lire hh nii'i-cNiiry in the country u in the
town achool.
While it 1m neceHvary that wo rlmuM
teach the iriiii iph-n of Iiiiikiwikii, niatlie
iiiatica or ieoraliy , it i equally true
wo kIiouIiI aim tit Niuiit-lliini; higher and
nolilcr.
In all life then- in change. Thin
4'hmue has a ili-Unitc course from 1111
idea to itn niiliiiti.'ii. Kvi-ry tiling
(mull hy man flint I111.1 itn idea mid, then
itn ohjective reality. Thcrt) in iiIh4) a
aitiiilar uhmie fniiml in the plant world.
The idea or potential oak, in in thti
acorn. l!xternal condition iiiiihI favor;
yet the oak taki an active part in itn
own realisation.
Tho hiiiiii' in true in animal life. We
niH'd only note thiynyencv w hich hrinx
aholil the chiinncH called lifu iH within
the i-luiniinn ohji-i't :
"ToilHy I mi h ilrHKnii II .
Ciiiiii- (ruin t lie II u In ri- In- ill' 1 1 .
An (iini-r I i 1 1 1 1 1 :-' ri'iil I In- vi-ll
(If liU nlil huk : In. 111 li I In (nil
1'mi 111 cli iir .lnl' 14 ul Kiiplilri' 111 h 1 1 ."
So fur iih it. tJucH physical life in a lit
tyK) of hpirituiil life. ,v'piiit;ial growth,
tHi, ih a HeiieH of i;Iuiiii-h Iroin the ideal
to its reiili.iition ; mid, too, the ooul Iuih
within itNflf ilH own urgency to nelf
realijiiitioti. There iH no hi ml hut what
in iiiovcd hy th iiiHtiuctH of itn ilcHtiny.
Notw itliHtHinlin the fiindaiiiental
likeneHH hetweeu Ji mIi-ii! ami apiritual
growth, there iH mi oHncntinl difference.
The plant ami animal move to there
realization without plan or pur
jhiho ; hut inmi run project his poHnihlo
Nelf in idea; can think of hiniHelf uh
other than ho in. Thin makes man a
erHon. CoiiHciouHiieKM of tlio unreal
ized Helf created u granping for w hat it
would hi'coine. A nohlo-niimled, high
Hpiritud youth in intoxicatod with an
iileal j mid ran find no pcai'o till he in In
direct purnuit of tho liighodt whm.
Klated ho oonliiiuully coitiiminda liitu
eelf; "Hullil I lice more hUtcly iiiaiuUiiiii, O my
mini,
Ai (lie I ft hi'Hhoiiii roll!
LcavlliK t li y low vmilti-d .all
let efti'li new lrinili-, iiiitiler tlian tliu laat,
Shut tlit't) friuii luavi-ii with a iliuiie inure
VKHl,
Till tlimi at hint art frett,
U-avliiK tlilne uutgruwu aliell hy llfu'a nil
renting ai-al"
IMan may luivo clearly licioro liiin a
uohlo ideal mid may ho keenly nlive to
its iiillumico, and yet not mount joyous
ly to tlio aturs. ilo in painfully con
scious of a dead weight, w hich lio must
Htriko w ith niiuht and main to overcome ;
"llu knew a liuhcncaa In lila blooil,
At audi ilrungo war with aomulliliiggood
llu can nut ilu tho tiling ha would."
Jt thus appears Unit tho law of lifu is
internally given and not lrnally lin
poiwd. It i neceaaary duriiiK low
pliHHH of moral development, to an
nounco law a If they derived their va
lidity from external force and authority.
Tho lifu conflict in within tho aoul Itaolf.
It In a ailent tmt heroic conflict in the
onlf kinii'luin whi-ro man liaa rule.
It apX'm that the true parjxiHo of
teachitiK is to make a youth keenly
aeiiaitlve to the Houl'i worth and to in
aplre him with a lortKintf for what In
truei-t, Ix-at and iiiohI hi-ini tiful In lifo;
to make him fully rotmrioita of tliualrug
l(lo which ho feela iliHturhiiiK him, and
to prepare film for victory hy noiiriah
iiiK a "youth auhlime on tho fairy tales
of acietieo and tho lon rcNult of time;"
hy nloriii the mind with long and
KeneroiiN thought, and tho heart with
iiohlp, iiiHpirinit aentimenlM ; hy opening
up to him all U10 Kreat thoroiiKhfaroa of
human thought ami make hi 111 renpon
aivo to tho warld'a harmony; hy all
that Kivea tone, vigor and Hwer to life;
hy w hatever makes the even current of
life full and MtroiiK, that there may lie
an overpowering reinforcement to rally
in the hour of attack, and iuikcIh of
uiemory to f trenutheii and comfort un
der the care ami hiirdeus of life.
l'nh-iH the teacher is the ideal of the
pupil, he is not a teacher. Teaching; in
ItH fundamental aHH-ct, is not a procens
of ifoinjj through tho thought of the les
hoii w iih the pupil, lull of continually
re.idjiiHting' to the advancing jxjtcntial
nelf of the pupil, the next 'n-Kt p4in)ilile
tlionglit, Impulse, ami reHoluliou of his
Krow iii life. The teacher is the ad
vancing ideal of the pupil, and hy the
tension thus n-t up draws the pupil un
to hitii-clf, uhich iH iiIho the pupil'a Felf .
I'.nl the Hiiddet inliuinnion to In- made.
i, that tln-.iry and art may (ail. (iiven
IhiIIi the Hciem e und the nkill of inanani
ineut as perfect as could ho exe-ted
within the limit" of human nature, ami
there are caxes which reiint all effort, la?
it ever an wise, patient and ierHistent.
Some pupils, through heredity, and homo
ami ttt reel life, renint to the hlKt the art
of the ilivinely v:i(led teacher ocratiiiK
on the MiMiiiili-ft principles. Tho bcIiihiI
oranir.atioii is a icr for u,HMl, hut it
inril Hiiriirice no one that it cannot re
generate on the spot every eciinen of
humanity that comes within its influ
ence. Tho State has lieen -rat intf
with iinpoHin' machinery for lines', hut
hi, we have the had l iti.i-u with us al
ways. The teacher must accept tho lament
rcHpontuhility, and ineiinurv up to it as
fully as Hishihle; yet he should not die
of despair hecauso all imperfection in
the world are not to he huried w ith him.
This ailiiiiHnion of the i 111 potency of theo
ry mid art to deal effectively at once
with cerluin comlitions and pupils
l-'ciii-rally foiiml in till hcIuhiIh, is inado
us the Hiivint; chiiihe f-r thone iutens
ly earne.-t and sennitive teachers who
fiid conn'ieiico-i'trickeii In-caune some
HtuhlMirn hlooil globule holds out aainnt
all wine mid hkillful effoit. Is there not
11 limit Home w here to the teucher's re
HHiiiHihility ? l-'.ven the (I rent Toucher
was forceil t4i exclaim: "O Jerusalem,
.Iciii-alc-m, thou that killent the proph
oIh, mid Htonent tho-o who are sent unto
thee, how often would I have gathered
thy children together, oven as u hen
pithcreth her chickens under her wiiu-s,
mid vo would not!" Kveii no; thev
would not, and He could not. If they
htill will not, how can we?
A I'riilltalile Inu ilmrat,
Tapele'tfli Have you realized any
tliiiiKrfri:ui that inininjT inveattnent you
were telling me iihout?
KtoeUleih -Ve. I've realized the
truth of the Kiiyiu: "A fool and hii
uioney ore aoon pnrteil." Tit-Jtits.
Suliatllute Suaaealrd.
Mrs. Yoiinrflh Oh, Mob, what ahull
I do? Itnhy ia crying liecaiiae I won't
let him pull all the fur otT my luutT.
Mr. Vountfflali Well, that'a all
right. Give hint the cat. I'hiladcl
phia Itecurd.
Frmlnln I.oal.
Woniaiv If that niedjcine makes you
feel worao, Kllen, why do you keep on
tuking it?
"Why, I'm not going to pay 65 centa
for medicine, William, and then waste
it." ludiaunpolia Journal.
Aaralo the I'rofeaaor.
"It la extremely provoking," laid the
profeksor, vlgoroiiKly running his liaud
through hia hnir, "but the moat pleas
ant reeollectioni 1 have of my trip
abroad I cannot eeiu to remeinber."
Judtre.
Ilallnea.
"Ia Dorothy hoppy aince hejr mar
riage ?"
"Well, I wliould auy she ought to be.
She hadn't a single duplicate among
her wedding present." N. Y. World.
A I'laea to Put Them.
"If women didn't hov skirts to hold
up," aaid the janitor philosopher, "they
wild hov to hov two toide pockets to
kupo thor honda in." Chicago Daily
New.
ThcTMorthcrn
Stage Line.
Jl !.! vJu w-I 'ulnloy
A. W. BRYAN, Proprietor.
It?flve Lakcviivw at a. tn.
every day hut Sunday.
Icturning, leaven I'mihIov
at f ;.'i0 a. m every diiy hut
Sunday.
Paaaongtrs' far j. Bound trip If
OFDCe -C. V. Snldar' Ktor. Lakavlew, Or.
Ta a. tti aTa mrm Ta a Ta mfm ajra Mm aAa aa
9 1 w X" a" a A A A A A A
lJt.qunther
4 Watchmaker
j t and Jeweler i
V4X
Located at Ahlstrom IJros
Monogram
All work in my line fully
Guaranteed
J. AVIRAGNETE. Ths Tailor
At .1. W. Ifownril'M
Now, Ooods,
New Samples,
Everything Now.
..Fit Guaranteed or no Pay..
I.nkevlew Carpenter Shop and
Lumber Yard.
Thoman llandlrj , Frop.
All klmUof Cmn4-iil4;r Work pmuiptly aUetidcd
to KuililiriK ('iiiitmi U T;ikrn and KalimaM Ma4le.
Will kn-p on haml at all lima a lare Uw of dry
drraml liiinlirr. N" on hnl IUM trrt orilinic and
lnw frrt nutic Muhi o.aiiia Kiwiiiii.r odiue,
LAkcilt-M, Oregon,
..Vegetable btore..
0 The only Vent-table Btore In
( Ijiki-vli-w la liH-ali-il at the
North end of Vt'att-r Hircet.
0 Vcfelable, Fruit, Frtnlucej
t) Alao (jt-neral Merchaudiae,
0 Clri and Tohaccoi.
Free Delivery.
Wfiorton & Barnes
EE BEALL,
DRUGGIST
Everything known
to the trade carried
In 5tock
PINE .Soaps, Perfumes,
Toilet Goods, Etc.
CIGARS... ...STATIONERY
Frank Smith's
Barber Shop
Hot and Cold Baths
nu door Mouth of Opera Ilouae
AAA
K
J. E. BERNARD & SON, Lakeview, Oregon
IwKtn you want to Krv
man Am motor, you dorft
Iha wind n.
1 to ilo out in tha oaatuna
r gata tir
rom ovwiwor
Iwithhaltors on onitrm
ha wind would
ust aooo
and a diah of oats unoar
ma otnar to
lot ud and o
catch tha
to work at trtrat
Jdocfcinthamon-
notiv pow
or. nudont
maastoiiaabad
Itomill.
lit
tiava to hai
rwu it ud
2
f he wind navarhw
-a tirad faalintf
hot
jnd than ataitd
around with a)
whip in your
hand to keep it
kUinft. Just
'from lot.Ahoura or'
ovarin-fVlulgsnoa
h windj 1 navar
it nav
makaaf lorry kil
that tha hofl
fit has I to work!
par is wen
hllad and
ha AarmoTor doiin't
late atn iaht...-'
tha ilrindai
oat any potato, salt
oork orham......
liufttad.thaiil
ih Aarmotor doain'tl
flurntha Aar-i
forlnk anyhid cidarl
ffwhiakayar lorbnrl
rout gal-f lion of Aao.
motor oil I Iwillaatiaf
its thirst I for van
months -V 4- -
I f no tor looac
f iha wind i
ff uiuaHy on
ffnand tobatf in'
mi hj s i n vt n t o f t(V
9 ifeal Ab
Veal Chops, Mutton Chops, Sirloin,
I'orterhouKC, or any kind of Heel
Lard, Etc. You will always find us
prompt and obliging in serving you.
S. D. COULTER & CO.
The Hungry Should Be Fed
and that ia my miaaion.
giHul meal go to the
For a
Htillmtm IteNtanrant
Two hnil'tinii. North of Ofwra Hoof
On MaiD "i'rret.
JAMES KTILL5IAN. Prop.
BLflCKJrlITi15
AMD
WflQONHflKER5
Horseshoeing A Specialty
LOOKOUT
5a
For an- one killing or bal
ing ttoca bt-loniring to the
South Eastern Oregon
Live Stock Association
$500 REWARD
Will lie glien for the arrest anil oonvi.-tion of any per
son or itertoti, stealing an atoek belonging
to inpinlen of thi Anoi-iation.
J. I. COUGHLIX,
J. M. IXXKS, I'rt-Mitlont.
S-cr'tury.
r vitiT uh. juhumd's cm at'
f MUSEUM OF ANATOMY1
1061 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAU
(IMINI SVMlh.J
The larf A.DAiomlcaJ Museum
Id Ui Wur't
UraUtt attraction tn ths City. A
VfotnUrful ught jot wtMitort.
wi fii wmm, or muj cop irnci a
xl dL.-,4Ml(ivl rarrl by m
th old.t bpxUltt on tbt I aciA
OR. JORDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES
T4w- Bwic-a ant anl4--llo
r4 mtrn wba ara nfferln-i
liuin iha .ttecu of youthful India-
ei.uuaa ar ui-taiN n,
M.I1A.I1AB fif .f'.ut I'llr.lln MAU mm 11... T .
A l,a.M arrmna.it hi. tr.tm-iit lli.i IT a lii not J
only afford Tiamecilaia rwllef. but peruintui
cur. Tba lxctor doea not claim lope'furiti
mlradM, but la well known to txr a fnlr and
imra Fliilelan and Surfeon, rrtaoiluaol
I, lili4iwlllr-DU4aui 4f Mra. m
Trifll.lt thumnf hly ndl4ttKl from
thii aystaui lihoul the use of fli-4Pur.. 6
TrU4M Httad br an EiK.rU l(dlail
ear for Raptlnr. A quick an.! rrufwi M
murttmt ltlM. l-'laaar anil Fllnlaa, b
Dt. Jordan'. apKial pulolna malboJa. A
ETKKT MAN apnlrlnttouawlUraoalT f
ar hanrtt opinion 4t b(ai?4iiiplalrr. A
H'a wlU bunrmin fOUJUVJI .
very tnt. - kMrfrrf nk. A
ConriltMl .o KRKK a"d atrtct'T pelTat.
CJIAXOA-8 VKItr BKAHO.VABUi
Tra.tniaul ponwaally or by leuer.
Writ f..r Rook, rilll.osorllT OF
MAHRIAOK. M.iLKOFaam. (A vaiuaki
book for mm.) Call or writ
OH JORDAN II CO.. 1051 Market M 8. R,
Htnavai
,n Aarmotor will saw tan
ainatoohai
rfor an Aarmoti
coras or wockj in s a.
ina roi up rrasn an
raaay for work ths
work out or
whi
' H navar Mats sodrv
f that an Aarmotor slipw
.naxt morning
wut tn. ooy
in lira on
kth way
9awa one
I gats so
cord ina
naver
doyllM
that rhefl
Aarmoti
AnAsrmo
n
1
I
Soi.uuaa ar Z44a.M n, naauirar A
faar. Narv"iai0 pbvici ItvbllU;, lM- 9
Mt4Fwc.., L.l Nanbi. la .11 lumimpll
cation.; Kp4TH lu.rl4i., ftr.i4.r- m
rktra, Qua.rrk vl-ei, rrrqarari
I I rlu.ll.(, mtm. iiy a Ocu:o:n.tl(.p of
'itaatottain
motor
tor will
haahada
.been
shall fiva
getei
to
hundred
woota inat
Dushelaot
Aarmo
tor has to
"rhow out"
sum in a
dav and
leu fin
anAarmotor
outxxav
a lam.
you cant iletl
t into the heir,
eaponsiD'i
upon the I
AnAermo-l
aaoraami
(rompumpi
'4fi too kjrW
roer fast enouia
ihe work oil
orn4Mmr
An Aarmotor
tainan-
nanyi
l.andi
will cut a Toad
lOenaa and
tima
of corn fodder
ihorsu
l tMTjauaa tha othar .
navar qu4ta
so promptly end
ui oeo
k makes of nulla
thorouUhlv that
ti
veanq
you will wonder hoi
i an happened
!yv
Steaks, or Roasts cut from our ten
der and juicy stock of prime meats,
fresh and tempting Hams, Bacon,
South and East
VIA ,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Shasta Route.
Traina loare After for Portland and way stay
tinea at 12.21 a. m. and 11:00 p, m.
L Portland 8-DOam :pm
Ak'T 4:02 am :57 pa
Ar Aahland 12:30 m 12:u6pm
"Sacramento 6:00 pm 4-t5m
" Han Franclaco 7 :tb p in :15 a m
" Ogden ,.
" lenver
Karma, fit jr
' ( hlcmtto
l:(Sim
, t:O0 a m
7:M a m
7:45 am
11 :4S m
S:40 p m
7:2Sam
:30 a m
7:00 a m
6:00 pm
6:. a m
10::w a m
m
4:25 p In
6:42 a m
12:43 p in
" Fxa AngvlM
Kl Paai)
" Fort W orth
"Oljrof Mexico,.
" l4iunton
" New Orleaiu
" Wah1iiKt4ia
" New York
1:20 p m
.... 6:00 p m
.... 6:31) a ni
.... :U a m
8:8S a m
.... 6:2& p tn
.... 6:42 a m
12:43 p m
Pullman and Tonrift car on both train.
Cliair earn -ai ramouio to Ugden ami El l-a4i,
and tourla: rara to hicago, 8t. Lou It, New Or
leanaand WutaiUKton.
Conrn-ctlnnat San Franciwo with the several
atpamahip llnea fur Honolulu, Japan, Cain.
Pliilliolnea, Central and South America.
Bee agent at AgiT station, or addreaa
-J. H.MAKKHAM, G. P. A..
Portland, Or. r
Ar
Ager-Lakeview
Stage Line
S. L. McNAUGHTON, Proprietor
Office, Hotel Linkville,
Klamath Falls, Or.
Daily from Ager to Klamath Hot Springs,
Keno. Klamatri Fall, Dairy, Bonanza,
Bly and Lakeviow.
Daily from Lakeview to Bly, Bonanza,
Dairy, Klamath Fall., Keno. Klamath Hot
Spring ami Ag-r.
Mike conuectiun aitb all train at A tint,
Cal. B
Easy Coaches
Excellent Accommodations
Paaarnger. expras and freight traffic
aollcited. All liusiuess entrusted to u
will bu expedited.
G. W. WISE,
General Merchandise,
First-Class Hotel.
The Plush House,
Tonsorial Parlors.
Plush, Lake County, Oregon.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature ia c'renglbeniDg aud recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
guns. It lstbe latest discovereddtgest
ant and tonic No other preparation
can approach It in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgia Crampsand
all other results of imperfect digestion.
Price 50c. and fl. Larf?e sire eon tain tlmf
small aize. Buok all about dyspepsia mtdledtruti
Prepared by E. C DcWITT A CO., Crjleago.
Lakevinw Drug Corajiany.
AnAaV4
otorwill tun
Complete
Line of
lmplem'ts,
Buggies,
Wagons.
the flrindatona1
la ths boys are i
t Shoot inn roooiti
Tor win I
mpwas atarwhiie
youraadl irapopeil
r- ?l
nas
known
do a flo
ar was at '
irch.whiltil
he moral!
."ty rests
wina.Mi
tor dos.sl
two rerm I
and that too with
a team of 1
or ooard. with-
vaKinj or driv-
B.wiinout shirk
or Hoim-