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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-03

Besides the current work Of ordinary ex-
tensions of sewers replacing INSTRUCTED sew
ers,making relief sewers and cleaning and
repairing sewers, the large Easby's point
intercepting sewer from it's outlet to 10Th
and c streets northwest, except a short
length at the crossing of 3lst street, was
completed. The suburban trunk sewer
from Brightwood avenue and Rock Creek
Church road along Spring road and Piney
Branch to Rock creek and new outlet
about nine hundred feet long, for the main
Anacostia sewer were also constructed.
The section of the Easby's Point sewer
named is about one-half in length of the
authorized part of this interceptor, and
about two-thirds in extent of work. This
part, now under contract, will terminate
near Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street,
and is the. only sewer of the adopted plan
of 1890, authorized to date. Two appro-
priations during three years, averaging
about $4,000 year, have been made for
the sewer At this rate about fifty years
will be required for the execution of the
adopted plan of sewage disposal and pro-
tecticn of the low portions of Washington
from river floods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-03
Inspection of Milk.

The result OF the efforts of the Com
missionerS to secure a more wholesome
supply of milk to the public through a
proper system Of inspection by the health
Office has disclosed the fact that a more
stringent law regulating the sale Of milk
and providing for the inspection Of dairy
farms within the District is necessary.
Through the courtesy of the Medical So
ciety of the District which has given
much time TO an inves' gation of the sub
iect. aided by the health officer of the Dis
trfct. the Commissioners are enabled to
present a carefully prepared bill, which. If
enacted into law, 1T is believed will &C
cornplish the cad in view. They urge its
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-16
,AkpRW aUa x1sAx

OaEoltSR habia smpszade per ser mpsasr "a cara dc
rsa moiita muchA SamA paTs abIr dsspues uRa iea
"a sEsAta Euyi pa1o dineYo dc uus adarado.
2eL
HAbia Contsdo A bar6n Fsrasy en- sl n6msro do loS
priEasros parTopaisnoS de "a casS.
Lo misuo % podia dseir de GabTHela que 70 hakia
gsaddo flores liemFIe.
nj har6n ~ tio hIh4sx co1ecido Ia HoriVta antOa
&c que ss huoera TstiTAdo 81 comsTo i6v0
&eg aepEnNdaa sntyaR 81 eoRvsht0 mGa de una yer
habiaA tdo cogdou del bEsz a Glaeen de GAbriea pa
a. qus les pRaisTAn foraE 81 oial.
Peas scr HaTyido aegun SIS dsEsoI, 81 baron podfa
eontar Ia dosiA tSAto inc uilina del pX
lasro.
ksjor s6n.
OSToliRa LsbTos, menos vicieIa, menos imagiaa.
cs6A msnoa avdeV as huueEa pEsstado sine
pugaspeia cisTtas niohra6
GsbzislA sGtAba gangEsaada haatR II mSdvla de loa
hHssoS
Nosda On ChiSibitSil de BSleviIls, de WA vieja
poTsEE do aH ataaraa avaHs pOyque habfA paHAdo
faaehM xassHiau on uVentud eStaha kVda de orc,
poEqno conAp pTsneiA el podaY de 6Its.
nj aEAx 81 lleyA1 10 hila del gusVda del amaeSp de
voSidoU AbrgoS Dc AOrsV, ID lalRlba sn IN pslgTo
deor que 81 otEo.
Pero seaa No lOssaEpeChAba
Sc xegosiAba antA IL idea de entrsR aqHslla esna
tan lujoaa auya ciientsa po TesuaRe mas cue On.
Ire loH mtlonsRoB cuyas 1casa psxa tTadur panRP
r1ento uRa sOmpaTaci6n vieIa como ID ersaet6a Ii
PRHeoia que no dahian tenaF eupinaE
Fac On GssNida On hotel psTtciph Is gsHspts IL
tuA g haDsa hssho "A sRaa aEya gas a saaRalidAa \
syRdakA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-16
PRNSANIKNTOS

: En la hipoerssfa social abundan
las buenas palabras J escasean los bue-
nos ejemplos.
-.-El recato es para toda mujer linda
y ioveu su mejor medic de defsnsa.
---El gran error consiste en- no mirar
ell matrimonio como ana union para ha-
Ger frente mejor q las muchas contrarie
dadss de Ia vida.
LA perfdia de las coquetas consis-
te en- que fjan sus Ojos 10 que por calcu-
10 no dice nunca la lengua.
Ell amor resulta ridfcule cuande
Sc anna con frenesf J la persona amada 10
toma broma.
---El arrspentimisnto Sc debe con
mas freeuencia las oontrariedades que
d los remordimientos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-16
B11IOzaQA D c. OOaanurODzzuA d Pso-RIOs" lsI

Ya quedaba mEs que buseaY cuaYto.
III que anAadox de 6TRanoa Ia hAhfs indieadn al.
taba dos pAsoH de G1 aInac6R.
RoaA sRcoAtI6 psepsIado 81 terKaao.
81 joxobado hAEtA hAGAdo q po1tero prousxtsdc
fajo AApecic Haa hs ngeXc, ID visits nts que g pYa
poaia sex laqulina de ID cAss.
La GCAA Viad6" nm edihcin RYaHdfsirao adiHc,do
los pIeoB tsmpOB scat2ula c6n sobrO tssrsncs
qUs % daban AAtoacsI po1 ~ psdaEo de pan
Los tlamp0s haA G6mbiadQ.
CraRdas asios rodeRdot aa sgYsdabau aoK Kstruecio
Ra peRetIan jrdinsH que faeron an otro tienno
los dal mlRateEo 30 Negocios axtnsHcs iuutrado por
TarsRd del cAs qsedan alsunoH Tentos entrs 81 bon
lsvaa de Il III gdsaAA 10 Gale Carbon.
III coHseTge del HSgaRdo patio IN empIeado eorSu
halbuci6 cen ycK IN POGO t4msloIosa.
ssnoSsNsltuH7
ST. senor.
-lHRbsis sacoRtyado Coocaei6a7
-A, Ssnor.
-lTeaiaiG recom0RdacioRea7
-Una sol. .la del ssnox baron de FsYney
- IHolaI. ...1Y eAtsAia7
Ia 81 amAC6n de Rcrss dc ID eaIe Real
La casa dc GabTala1. =. .Busna cala
ii RIccnsniO sLsdi6 con IN ligsro gouto:
mo adnixAI IL ma habtaOi6n 10 que qUorsia1
Isl, nenox.
IT sen u Pcque me ha habIaao OI oprecia u
N bra~ ruchHeho IaEonabe muy plei6oo aua trahajs
como IN Edito Ion0 IN pisa1e cAaio d pohyaL..
..iOue10ia VoH q Smarter
Iii no on molaatA....
--nn pllRalpio - sca esala alsAslaa ltaeHitas =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-16


10 a osaa ISdia
Pds
La 1sasal gsnaadA
Farnsd EHMat uelsh
salaca pos mayer mree JNaregui Rios IarnaaAaEe
aena a-AREQBQ FtoRO Agents General e. oska Rk
Pcs Mata@ FrentRfas @4AsAFe@ 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-16
CHARADA

ST mi amigo fuese tOdo
que le tres dos es en- balde,
porque en- este quien mas mira
mcnos tres esas maldadss,
d mo ser que tres con u1so
en- sus ojos, todo 8 parte,
en- 10 dos tres de IN descuido
de ese conjunto de males,
de perfdias y dobleces
one en- aquel pecho Sc guarden,
adn asi, de todo ell dano
no sera feel ibrarse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-16
Vlaes 11recIOa4E Qagtaateg

PoE auasatsrEs % cusno % veRde alFi'Hd'
- Arscihs, uNa precioEa quiste, con srooes 1In
tllsH, haEtslEs, caas Rpsva dc haolmcioh ets
Tisps adsmkH tssdaleE, harnon 10 nsessailo pa.
"a fabyisaT ladriIloS, agibs paatoE, satA muy
srra da Il estaci6n del fsrTosayxil y del pueblo
lie Arscibo eusatA ron uRa casa para naada
ne dG al csmino de Utusdo. Para mAa iRtormeF.
,,irigiFEa ID. RicsSdo Gandia, ATscibO. lb-lS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-16

Soluci6n 4 Ia charada de aver
LAN-CE-RO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-16

IN uIuIlYl1 ma habitaci6a aR las altos de Il
III ullullQ esaa calls sa Il Iluna ndrnsro so.
Ep Ia uajsuna fufovynaska. 6-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-16
Colin en- puerto -RScO'

ObrG preDsidd0 con Nsed0tL0 Ce erO en "a
ErpOsici6n de SGssturco.
Disquisjcionea hist6rico- -hlol6gicas poT don
Oayetano Coll Toste. M eIta obrA, adsmGn
dc sratarEe del puerto de Ii isla donde fnndearon
las nAvoa del Almirante. 70 dilucidaA otroB pun.
tcs oucuroa de Il historic de Pus1to RicOb J Be
escIarecen vocahlea del lepguaje indo-sntillanO.
Liberia de Saniuro Vidal l pea0 81 elemplaT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-16

Las TuIlerias si...!ss s's. .sps.. .:..ss :,': :.
cat's de Sas Jasto tmero 10, lugar muy csE-
srisc de II Cspltsl ha usssdo { ser dc l. pxopie-
lad de- don JUas GaTsia, qaiss ofEsce 81 pfbliso
90 gsseTsl. sEEaagado hsEv,cie, coaidA todaa
aaraa del dia de q Eorhs particular ate1-
ci6a los pssToquisHss. Hsy hGsitasioaes lin.
ai7# hieH ysrtiisiaa para IoH ssEarsa PsEsiescs
PHNCIO8 kODH3OS. 1S-Ia
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07

Mr ana Mrs Mack Monteith ara in the
city.
Mr. and Mrs E E Parrish have returned
from a trip to Coos county.
%HCooper, of Cottage Grove. is in the
city. His family will move with him to
that city.
A lodge of KS Of have been organized
in Prinesille with L N Liggett as c G and
NJ E Brink, V s, both formerly of Albany.
Mr. Charles Haureitt, Of Eddyvills,
Lincoln county, was in the city yesterday.
DIR Ellis removed tumor from his neck in
q successful manner.
The Corvallis Times says that Mary
GoIdson Bilyeu. well known in this city, Is
in Oakland, Cal. undergoing medical
treatment for cancerous growth. She is
soon to undergo an operation, the outcome
of which is doubtful. Several physicians
are engaged in the treatment OF the case. !
A couple young Indiana, one genuine
dude, were in the city this noon. They
were from Walla Walia, and had sold fifty
head of horses through the valley, aAd
with the money were going home. Both
were drunk, and presented a spectacle that
would have opened the eyes OF Judge
Bellinger. A young Indian woman was
with them.
The Corvallis Times says: Ed Q1inn,
we'll known in Corvallis. leaves Albany in
few days for .he Good Samaritan hospi-
tai Portland, to be treated for appendicitis.
The latter is desease of the yermiform ap.
pendix, small process at the junction OF
the large and small intestines. Operations
are frequently performed in its treatment,
in one of which young man recently died
in Albany. Eds attack has not yet he
come aggravated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
e, yoar millinery at Mrs Ash5y's.

ct yoar millinery at Mrs Ash5y's.
Gran Berries al c E BrowneiPs.
&c. your Photos for Xmas at TinkIes.
Ho, baths at Verick's shaving pzrlors.
T~o ioaves of bread for cents - z
Aliens.
Fresh buek~hezt ho1r in bulk at c
| BroEneII's.
70 ioases of fresh bread for sr.oo at {
| RBrownell's.
Fresh celery. fresh every o:ker day at
G z Brownelps.
Try Cowa Coffee. only 3oc per pound
At 2 BroEnei's.
Bath. At viereck. shaving and h.ir
cutting parlOrr.
II You want = has snok. cali far Joseph 8
white labor cigsrz.
Hat Baths and warm rooms a; yerickis
shaving Pziior-
20 full weight loavss of bread for 81
Parker Bros.
Clean soweIs 20 every crssouasr a. viereck
shaving pArlorx.
Hodges & NeFarlana makes specially
Of prescriptions
=. Ene izfge stove Tor sale, Inquire at
Verick's Barter shop.
We sell uaose and better bread Al the L
Szkery :han any other house in town.
You can get fret class pEoto for 81 az.
Hard Time prices a. Crawford Pax;ons
c D Vzn Dyke viii sell you two iozves
fresh Dread for : Cents =, the U 5 Bakery.
/, Is a pleasure 70 eat good brezd and
this you will aIways 6ad al the u 5 bzk-
err.
II y0u van, lhst aching tooth filed or
extracted Eithout p.ia call at Dr. Adams
ofice.
] " Bentley will repair eh.Idren's shoes
after school and have them ready for the
nexi daY.
When you bay bread consider quality
and quantity then Toa viii buy a. the L
5 bakery.
BrOadhesd Uzmcs;ownl dress goods
stylish, well finished, serxicezbse, cheap.
al Young's
DO &c; delay too long ia sitting ios your
holiday photos ~ Tinkle's studio. Secure
an early sitting. ard see new Xmax novel
ties jus; received
Teacher Of vocal AID Instrumental
music. Miss Hattie " wsrner, corn=r
4ih and Ellsworth street
Ola soles Of ladies' shoes :Aksn of and
nes half soles ss~ed on. making the snoes
as good as new BY J " Bent.y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

John Agnew returned from the Bay to
day, after working in the government
quarry for several months.
Hon A johnson, of scio, has been ap.
pointed administrator of the estate O
Wecley Downs. who recently committed
suicide near Scio.
J L Page has been elected eminent com
mander OF the Knights ,I'emplars Of Eugene,
and ID V Reid generalissimo. J + Rob-
inson is recorder.
w L Martin has issued another challenge
to Sky Meeks for a shoot at 25 birds. Il Is
to be hoped when this is accepted, as it pro-
badly will be, the agreement be plain
one. 500 to 5000 side are the figures.
In San Francisco on Thanksgiving day
Il Willis was married to Miss Mollie
Yarnell. The groom is travelling agent
OF the carriage factory and the bride recent
ly spent several weeks in this city pupil
in short hand Of Mrs Phoebe Woodford -
Corvallis Times.
Mr. Wallis Nash has purchased the well
known Van Horn residence property. of
Judge Finn, TO whom the property was
recently conveyed. The consideration is
about $4,000. Mr. Nash will move into
this handsome residence property, one of
The prettiest places in the valley, in about
4 meath.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
Linn County Council.
Hall of Riverside Grange P of !

HAT oil hlverslue orange Oh n.
Dec l, 1894
The Linn County Business Council
of II met in regular session, Worth!
President H NJ Palmer in the chair.
AS the good patrons were about al
done with their fall work, there was {
full house from the commencement o
the morning exercises.
On motion it was made an open meet
ing,
The committee on legislation offered
their report on the resolution in regard
to changing the charter Of the city OF
Albany 90 as to work out their road tax
within the limits of said corporation,
asking the next legislature to not
change said charter.
The interest question was taken from
the table and talked on by several of
the members, asking that the next
legislature reduce the rate OF interest,
said motion was lost.
On motion the next meeting of the
council will be held with Knox Butte
grange the lst Saturday in January,
1895.
The committee on field trial of plows
n ade quite a lengthy report on the
work of the different make OF plows, and
uoctueu thaG tne OilVer MAKE ala the
best work.
The worthy president declared q re-
cess for dinner, which all partook OF
with q good relish.
The council was recalled to Business
in due time. The school book change
was taken under consideration and Hon
X A Rutherford, county school supt,
made some very interesting remarks on
the subject Prof Mitchell gave a very
interesting talk on the above subject.
Sister Phillips and Mics Hudson are in
Iavor OF q change. Miss Bassett, Bros
Froman, Bridgefsrmer. Reece, Laubner |
and Jordan on motion that the school |
book question be indefinitely postponed. |
a vote OF thanks was rendered 10 the
for the use of their hall and |
he sisters for the repsst furnished.
Adjourned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07

BARKER-FIELDS.-In Portland, on
Tuesday, Dec 4, 1894, at the residence of
and by DIR Cole, of Trinity chnrch, Mr.
Jesse Barker. son Of A d Aarker, Of Al
bany, now of Dunsmiur. Calf, and Miss
Anna Fields, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs
Barker arrived IN Albany last night. and
will remain here until tomorrow night,
when they will go to their future home at
Dunsmiur. They have the best wishes of
many.
HOVER -GITHENS,-- Dec lst near
Halsey, at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs r A Citizens, Mr. Clarence
Hover and Miss Allie Citizens, the nuptial
VOWS were tied by the Rev Speiry, of Eu-
gene, at IL 80 m. After the ceremony
al partook of delicious dinner, there be-
ing fifty present. The brides maid was
Miss Minnie Lamar, and grooms man, Mr.
George Citizens, of PEORIA. There were
many presents given. The groom is a
very bright young man of steady habits
with many friends, the bride is a charming
young lady with an excellent character
May their path be strewn with man,
choice blessings is the wish Of their man,
friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07

RETURS THkSKs.-The Lsdses Aid
Society OF Albany wish to return their
sincere and grateful thanks to ali who so
generously Contributed food and clothing
for the comfort aud benefit of the children
At ;he OrphAns Home on Thanksgiving.
and 10 those who 10 efficiently aided IN
collecting and seaoing the conaiEons 10
tne Home.
TIE Society we're pleased ard gratised
at the generous response 20 their appeal
~ithout Perroaal canvass.
No sSee;er charity can there be than
helping to brighten the pathway of rife for
the destitute and osPhined liiile ones who
have none bus stranger honds TO minister
10 their needs. We feel assured ira: the
good gifts to ihis cause will be returned in
touriol3 b.ess ngs In the lives OF the giyer.
By order Ct the Society.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07

Bishop Gross spent Sunday in Albany.
/ J B Lister preached his first sermon
Yesterday as pastor OF the Christian
church.
i License has been issued for the mar
riage OF Farwell and. Tagie Acker-
man.
Mrs VIM Mack and son have returned
from their trip East and to day went to
Salem to reside.
Mr. N Ryan, in charge OF the comis-
sary department of the State insane
asylum, spent Sunday in Albany.
L. Fl Me Mahou editor OF the aggres-
sivs Salem Wasp. and a farmer, he'd a
live fight Saturday. 1t is dull day
when Nc doesn't have fun of some kind.
Mr. Herbert AIMEE, who has been in the
mines for several months, is in the city.
There is about five feet OF snow at the
summit.
Deputy L Marshal George Humph-
rey has been in the city. He is up sub
poenaing witnesses for tao U S grand
jury cases emanating from Detroit and
Tallman.
VIM Wolfe, a member Of the firm OF
Sternberg & Co., has sold his interest
~ -AAA ~ obA cODu ulOFe 10
Seattle, where he will have charge OF
branch Portland house
Miss Helen Crawford who is taking n
special course in oratOry under Prof Miss
Brown, of the Willamette University.
spent Saturday and Sunday in Albany.
Prof. Brown is a graduate OF the Emerson
school OF 0ratory, OF Boston, and Is per-
haps the best instructor IN Oregon.
The jefferson Review writes up a re-
cent trip of Albany Odd Fellows to Jeffer-
son, as follows: The Odd Fellows had
large eized time in this cify Saturday
night last. At :2OP Ma special train
arrived with 40 of the Albany three link
ers. They were met at the depot by the
Jefferson City Band and q delegation
from Santiam Lodge and escorted TO the |
hail. After some iuititory work, con-
Quoted by the Albany team, a recess as
ordered and supper announced, and
Jerusalem how the Albany boys did
eat. At this juncture the wives and
daughters OF the Jefferson members came
into the hall, having arranged this plea
SAINT surprise among themselves, know
ing that their presence would add great |
ly TO the enjoyment OF the evening. That
were they gladly welcomed goes without
saying. All ofthe ladies must Of felt fat
tered at the very evident appreciation OF
their culinary skill. After supper speech |
es were made by Editor I ] Sites, Hon |
] X Weatherfo7d. Mr. Sears and other |
ALBANY members, and very social time |
enjoyed until the warning whistle of the |
locomotive told our Albany brethren |
that the hour of departure was at hand,
when the festivities were brought to a |
close. A more Jolly lot OF people than |
compose the Altsny chain gang cannot |
be found, and when they start out to |
have good time they get there with |
both feet. They brought their baby |
Jack Allphin) along with them, and the |
abnormal appetite Of that infant was |
wonderful. He would be worth fortune |
as a. advertisement for some manufact- |
urer Of "fopd for infants" All the same |
though, everybody here is always glad to |
see Jack. Srch fraternal visits as the |
above do much to advance the interests |
Of the order and they should be more
frequent. Come again. boys.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
Democrats City Convention.

The democratic city convention met
in the court house Saturday evening. G
w Wright, chairman of the central com.
mittee called the meeting to order. MI
Wright was elected chairman, l. NJ
Curl secretary and F P Nutting assistant
secretary.
The order OF business was according
to the following proceedings:
co Lee was named for marshal and
was nominated by acclimation.
The office OF treasurer was left to the
central committee, who thought best
not to fill it.
The ward nominations were ratified.
Speeches were called for and responses
made by Mr Julius Gradwohl and Mar
shal Lee.
The central committee consisting of
+ GAlbraith, lst ward, John Clelan,
md and 0 Writsman, 3rd, met and
elected Mr. Galbrai,h chairman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07

Two saloons baye closed In Corvallis
recently.
Mrs Chas Riley, Salem's well known
eIocutionist will appear during the Dick
ems Carnival Dec II, I3 and Il.
Aunt Dinah's Husking Bee announced
for next Friday evening, has been post
poned TO the week between Christmas
and New Years.
The fire comps niles of Eugene have the
following membership: Engine Co 10
votes, Rescue Hose a., Oregon Hose 2o'
Hook d Ladder "a
Dandruf forms when the glands of the
stin are weakened. and II neglected, bald
ness is sure to follow. Halls Hair Re-
newer is the best preventive.
The Newport News is reliably inform
ed that the recent Wait OF the light house
teader TO Yaquina bay will end In the ear
iy establishing of harbor lights about
the entrance.
You should attend the parlor sale given
by the ladies of the Congregations
church Wednesday afternoon at the resi
dence Of Mrs Fish where Christmas pres
enis may be had cheap. Social in tn
evening All are invited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
The Garden of Eden for Children

Editors 5e&ocyzf:
Some wauien have the mother instinct
largely developed, and 10 this gift they
have added knowledge now constantly
accumnlatipg experisnoes. Such women
if blest with 6rmness of will and persistent
methods, can nurture their children well.
Not only will they care for the little body.
as to its health, but they will provide &C
tiviiies :or its restless mind. soothing il
the while with mother Soug. Its active
plays will soon merge into real occupations
and the brain power Is bang awakened
through the work Of little hands. Every
little incident at home and every fresh
sight abroad is, as 1t were. a parable.
whereby she teaches her child something
fresh. She wakes up love in its heart to
ali that lives. and through His works she
teaches him the love Of God. the Creator.
This is the ideal mother But many
have this gift 50 overland with household
cares, that they hardly eIercitc IL The
precious word mother" which IN all
European languages comes from the
ATyanroot. means to mi asure, to manage
She should measure the capacities OF the
child's threefold nature, body, soul, and
spirit, drawing them out in their natural
order, using the one as feeler. 50 10 speak,
to the other.
Froebel spent the longest psriod Of his
life studying the real and ideal mothers
among his German neighbors. and count
ed up the number Of those, who for one
reason CT another, could no. mother"
their children. when they were past early
infancy. From the scientific study in the
warmth Of his large heart he invented the
system Of the Kindergarten, the garden ct
eden for children. So we may call tie
kindergarten organized motherhood.
G.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
VIII Probably Bid.

Mr. Ed Stone, of Portland, has been in
the city in the interest of Hammond &
Bonner, the railroad men who have lust
made contract for a railroad from Astoria
TO Gobel TO connect with Portland road.
Mr. Stone has been Investigating the o P
IN tteir interest for nearly six months. To
the Man about Town, who met him to-day.
he spoke in the highest terrns OF the pro-
position and belives the road when extend
ed will mean much in the matter of Pacific
coast traffic. II has been generally thought
on account of the Astoria contract that
Hammond Il Bonner would not bid on the
o 7. Mr Stone did not make any definite
statement on the point. Ansther railroad
man, though, gives the information that
they will bid. They want the road. Other
bids may be looked fer according TO the
present prospect