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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

ST. LorIs, Mo Received sample,
and am on my first bottle from tie
druggist-thcy helped me wonder
fully. | had feeling of wanting to
urinate all the time, and trouble in
passing, burning and itching. That is
all gone now, and | feel thankful
t. *. STEVENSON, 1851 Easton Ave.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08
KILLED BY BURNING OIL.
ierrihie Death OF Walter lloyd Near
Pigeon, Pa. While Trying To
Escape IA Forest Fire

Tionesta. Pa, May 7.-Standing in a
mill pond. with the water up to his
neck, where he had gone to escape a
forest fire Walter Boyd, part owner
Of Hats single mill. near Pigeon.
was burned to death. \ tank of oil
exploded and the burning fluid COW
cred the man. His body has been re-
covered.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

EVERETT, Mass received the
sample of Doan's Pills and they step
ped all my trouble Of pain in the back
from which l have suffered for two
years. am a sole leather cutter, and
being on my feet and lifting heavy
dies all day, appreciate the help
Doan's Pills have given nc. | feel
like a new man. GEO. A. BURGESS,
1G3 Belmont Street.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

TAYLoRsvILLE. MISS. = No man can
tell the good of Doan's Kidney Pills
until he tries them for weak back.
| tried everything and got no relief
until | used Deans Pills.. n.
LEWIS.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

TIE Place for lt-"Wnat are you snort
ing about asked the young walrus 81 tee
Old one, who was peruslng scrap OF news.
paper Heres doctor who says II IN
healthy 20 90 into the water after meal.
Eow Mold We GET II II We Gidut:"-Pulla-
celuhia Press
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

8CRLSGToy JUNCTION. Mol
received sample Of Doan's Pills and
they are All that is claimed, they re.
lieved a pain in my back, and did al
that was rcpresented.-C. c. Raj,
X. F. ID. No. /.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

Aching backs are eased. Hip, back. and LON pains
limb swengs and dropsy signs vanish
They correct urine with brick dust sediment. high
colored pain in passing. dribbling, frequency, bed
wetting. Doan's Kidney Pills remove caleuU and
gravel. Relieve heart palpitation, sleepIessness
dlZZlneSS, AeaGacne, nervousness
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08
Ladies Can Wear shoes

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease. \ certain cure for swollen swea ting
hot, aching feet. Al all Druggists. 2jc. Ae
Addras> y. : Olmsted, lie Roy, " y.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

!, Plso' : Cure for Consumption is an infallj
S OF mealc.ne Tor coughs and calds.-N. "
Samuel. Ocean Grove. y. j. Feb l. iooo
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

June Int Butter Color makes top OF the
market butter.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

- Money vas der root uf much friendship-
n. \. American. - = 90 p
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

Il * always sorry" aid Unele Ebei, "te
see a paa hoardn' his pennies like a miser
al sq,auderin' MS opportunities ike {. nil
lIoLaIrs '-Washiugton. star.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

Spend to earn rather than earn to spend
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

and works off the cold Laxative Bronze
Quinlne Tablets. Price 25 cents
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

opium and Liquor Habits Cured.
BOOK Tree b. NJ Woouey, NJ d Atlanta. Ga
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

=, Few faults are lost, yet many are found
Chicago Daily News
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

.Iae cheerful live longest in years, and
aiterward II our regarCs.-Boyee
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08
stops he Cough

A wise man makes many friends and few
ontlo2nts.-ChIeago Daily News
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-05-08

Every mother has bright hopes for h.u,
These hopes depend on the health ~ ny
one during the first few years. A ri, ~a
to be well, fat and healthy If its heal,h @.9s
after. Baby's health depends on =, l
through the teething period safely p.,'s
generally affected with diarfhoea su,r-..' az
tiain,s when teethins, which could be .vo;d.,
by using MeGee's Baby Elixir 10 digest i, =.
and prevent ITS food from sourine on ii, s,o,..,
hoCee's Baby Elixir contains no o-s..'. >a
poisons. or other harmful ingfed;.r,. :
especially suited to sick and well bah;.. -
care should be used in due time to nr.r.. s''"
trouble. 1'
When Needed.-McGees Baby Fl,,,
lotes the stomach and bowels. corr.c,. g
Stomach, cures Diarrhoea and Suv,., - ~
plant. corrects Indigestion prevea.s t.
tation OF food in stomach and bowels
Baby Elixir will earry syour baby tbro,,. a..
dangerous teething period prevents and en...
trettuiness and feverishness; iusur.s ,.,a.-'
rest and sleep.
MeGee's Baby fHxir.-so harmless II sSou,,
be used freely to prevent diseases as well a..
cure. 1t can never do anything but good o. A.
not hesitate to use it il there are any siyns,.,,
baby's digestion is out OF OTHER. Keen van,
baby's bowels in good order to insN,e heath
hcCee's Baby EHsir.-Just as good ID wB..,
assutnmer also recommended to delicate women
or sick stomach. Price. IS and SOC.
The Mayheld Medicine Mfg Co, St. Louis
DRAR SIRs-I have used McGees BABY Fir,
with my little girl. two years old and bow g..
years old for Summer Complaint and sleen,,ss
ness, caused from Bowel and stomach trouhl.
with satisfactory results. advise all mothers N
keep 1t on hand for quick relief
Respectfully.
MRS. II. II. HICKS
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
Den Sor. Kirfe.
Sprtiat 8efcrat ira samfnnsets
Tsbc / Sulnth.
1cts Dinaneer NJ. m.

(Seb See Soiien"s i~YscIers Reierent.)
Samfnnosfasirrcrrns SEAPORT.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
~Itliammeu... 81, $685.

bcrird Qanr LAB p1a "ghiIbren5
Companion" $l27. % psf. al Rc
tcicrticncitcn CT bctolt til Samiunoa
fa5ien. Ter or n'iat cpcr $1,000 Ill
Gcrrc:nirlcnS llooioeie tbt ri be.
heoe, mere Bum; lao bsr nj o9ica
bare cact (rgftcri % Rcabintcri.
~2utberoucrcn" uogour i 1890
erempEarcr. "9srnebiaoct" ! 1860.
"GbiISrcn3 Companion" ! $500;
Men dae ire Blade bur6c ian 81 ne,
oct Itcrrc llobr6eIic.
SorretninBcn ganr neaet lcot ~
er uloeles giPlbiri. 1crS RcttouGr.
81 er $67 1858. 600 Ioaors Scr,
ticncite pna port airfcor8on er aItior
Iiect: Ger bgr gisrcs nIOorIiI TV.
itrenaclie for @IcOetS itsrrc llA6r'
6elie.
Observation-Disclosures lepere6c ieLgen-
Sc Stntls cucr Wtsiionsregnifa.
berne:
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

en- Gang; men oa mna aer brffes
bnert Idr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
S9refprbanblinacrne

Froi. Soba. Dluisotcr opluitc M
en- Gel al lit hefcrot ON Rc:iUrti1.
aisrellcn.
SolcrCn bcmGrfcGc ierit, at 0ct,isse
bar Santcn at Ieocre roget mt; %r.
rem ON Observation-Disclosures tar ioa
oftc blcoct bebanblCt ! SG1oDen, At
1o8et mt funbc life iigeA ltHcr q
rige al ira SanoRbcn. Seler lite
bar oct Sonfer ar bchonGle 6ennc Qr.
re llofsrligt, men finn at Icrcrc ct
fort EaGminoelic % Opcriigt opcr o.
@runoian6beber, iom her fcn / @e.
t~rdgtning % iiTr bpTlc pcb, hooh
StoSaanrsn iUtIi9 frpper iremboI0t.
Salercn nTpntc, 6uorIchc$ 2iltbcr
pee Itrcr8t aloitcrlio % ScIpforncQ,
telIe iegte at bIipe retiurSi8 for 8lro.
Ier 9open cQ1coc bct Crbc Dos hom.
% ban font Longer bort ira @rr0
iItcNctior nrrmcrc @lth. San Io&
iulbitGn0i0 unber. %oren frn6c ban
life opiplbe, % IunfcJr pao Guo> ret,
frrbiGe @rcoe iorIpr0eoc BAN.
San barnrebes pua @uo % harcGt
bom % bleu mere ipnblR o. i~rgitc3'
los. Den ga dubne6e @u0 bans Il
ne % bite ham i'm Naooes SerIigbco;
ban lGrte, at SUBS RetfGr6igbco.
uabenboret / @~uonacliet, par ariiti
HetfGroigbe0. bpouneb ban funoe
beitao for @ll0, % iom 8lto gap bnm
at mobtogc / Sroen. Icnne SauO.
beb blep M bans SierteS Sfat, oct.
iom bar bans Reformation frem iii
Seier. Deb en- Saan0 pegeOe BON
paa Subs ifrcpne Srb JON eneitc
Mtpnoigbco, me0 rem onoct paa Net
fPrbiggisrcIien peo Groen pon ari-
tins og broqte Eapcbsmmct til at
pafle.
NetfGroigBisrelien Al 2roen er Sen
pigtigitc @Gre / ariiten0omnen. bCn
nlcnc fnu gipc en- arm Snuocr ret
Soor paa Sps8smanlet, buorIeOc5
ban fan bIipc ioIig, Den aIcnc fan
gienisoe Nterneifrt til iauot ariiter.
lin. 0crfor fiPn1pebe Smtbcr ind
froitigt moo Siloforelier meb Seuiun
iii bennc 9Gre. Sbi inaoanne Bill
i~arcIier piIbe i~oriolife unc andre
SroSlGrbommC
lalcren a~niprte bpoo De Sfmnls
falOiife ArtitIer Tiger on henne SGre,
al cen or BEN bgicirc Artitel / Sri
itentroen. Suiber Tiger, al nuar man
lGrer ret ON ocnne artitel ON HeI'
iGrbigglsrelicn, heuares atrten rer.
bigger man al ira ben rette SGre on
bcnne, fan MAJ life mooitao nogen
ouben &~ilbiurelie. Soleren iagoe oeI'
te par. for6i oenre Artltel iGtter Sc
ius 4rtituS iom eneite Bel Ill Sali5'
heo. Ierpaa fien6cs Oct, at ct Strife
iomiun6 bar,S at Oct laoer
ariitus o. banr alene p9re Seien I'll
8uo. Ronerfirfen og Settfirterne
glsr life bette. Sauoe De giort oct.
piloe &c life bape IRrt aooe 8ierntn'
aer iom en- Sci iii Salisbeo. SGren
ON Ell Spn6ers 8etiRroiggisrel'e
for Sub peo Green paa ariItHs alene
bauoe uRret irembofot erorrstig II
Spnobens Breiter og 2ngioIt / iemti
gar; Dc, iom life O eraae ! oenne
2Rre, bap6e ioriaSt Surimoei. Ia
leren ausap iom lit Sema: Zen bel
ligc Sfriits Spre ON en- Spnoers
RetiRrSiggisrrlie for. 8ltb." San
piISe islse ben Sanfesang, iom MOO
itelen ieIp anaiper / Rom. 3, 24-2S
% iamlc Sen UNDER aisie 3nntter:
y Spab Der err getpeniusen al or
Def RetiarSisgisrelie.
y Spao Der er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aiIbe. Subs uforifplote RaoSe.
- Spao Der er Observation-Disclosures
Tprrig.tes ypaa 4se SiDe.l
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

Orb os bans Rises Seier, iom bio.
inbtil, lutrebe % belisebe / ben 80.
aoriae Sfole, s MI bar gienemaaaet
/ bans Sieueite. @i beoer BAN
at iplbe eoer oft nrer % r1er meo
&iRrligheoens oe 8isbommers rette
aano til Irbeibet for Screening al
ben iaa isrgelig bette liitberife 8irfc
Imertfa, til en- forenet iterf Ser.
rers Scr.
Serren peIiigrte ebers SSit6iIpums.
Msbe, 9rsbre! Serren oeliiane ben
norife Spnobe / ghItib og iSrentib.
9roberligit.
pon bet "isIonbife airfcIamfunos"
8egne,
q. e. GborIafsion.
u. Selfirf, Ran.. Ga, 16be sunni
1903.
Grof. 8. g. stub forfottebc fsI.
geroe Sparifrtpelie | Sorm al ct &c.
legram, iom Spnoben tilitemte:
Rev. n. S. Thorlakson,
w. Selkirk, Manitoba.
To the Icelandic Synod
Dear Brethren of the Icelandic synod
The Norwegian Jubilee Synod unanim-
ously with thanks to God received our
brotherly greetings, being especially
touched by being reminded of our com
mon origin as a people, having the same
traditions and sagas, and above all, the
same faith from olden things.
Unanimously resolved to send you
brotherly greetings OF our Synod with
prayer that God may shed his blessings
on your Synod. May the two great
principles of our Lutheran church: The
bible, the word of God and the sinners
justification by faith alone always be
the principles OF your church and bind
us together.
On behalf af Norwegian Synod,
H. G. STUB.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

Get bar ionIcbcs aanet meqct Qoot
meo gibra1 til SomiunoSfosien oQ,
ion ianr, %omen0iflsnt Simmen, iont
bchspehes. por inAmcact itsrre. 671
N%ctigbeoer bar ncltuget % poet inIt
$27.232.46, set bIir QienrcminitIig
$4O.67 pna hpCr Wcricteo. Gnen6.
ifisnt iaalc6ca WCnlghc6ernp Dor
pmrct meget run0boanoet / inc
Doclicr. ion bar ooQ oan Tslelic
8iort iig ~girIhcnoe, at ri beQrnocr
at iloa Iibt tort pau; ri bsr berior
uGre ioriigtig / life at iorsgc llogii.
ternc, men hcQerc lsgc at iorminbs
lfc Dem, ga ptI piSieIiQ 5iQibcn be,
pnres 90 Stferpiaiqhcbcn ucSIiQc.
h~oIhes; men ifuI6c port Snmiunoa.
folf inn bet Snotrpf. OF III If e. iors
iigtiae og ipnrioumc, oa fan iou let
rSntcrcsicr fieInc@. GfferpiQiqhcben
ilopnes % RibroQenc iormirbffc5.
Zen fcrenc6c airfes @icnoomS.
oUroi or islqcnhc:
ErorcSInrtonoct 5000. Sii9.f16.
SeminarichnQnIrpPn 500 900.
Professionalism I Minneap. $1,000
St. Sldi GoaCQc $4,000
Gugritana College .... $4,000
Seminaricbrgrinaer 49,. 81. 400
garnebicmmet / 9eloit $4,000
Seguter SLIP
Gburfl Grteriion sSorb 1914
auashurg ElIbltib. Splfie $67 $50
5hiammen 1926, 9t9
Ill ausierne cr iaIt ianr mootaaet
St39,9SO.t2.
! DC iioite 3 Mar or Der / Gam.
iun6et Jolt p6et S260.OOO III Spfs.
relic al Scmiroriet, 2ogisbpaningen
peb Ct. SIoi College oc til Rarm.
Observation-Disclosures OpisrcIie; alt
err MI uoen 8iGl0. Sab o5 / Dompg.
heb bsie os ior CSuo oa taffe Tor
hans Rnaoe,
R~esnffabermc for ct. Clai 6oaeae:
ltbgrfter S22, 1856 rs
SnotRater $20,6SS.5 80
Ter bliper indlebes en- llnoerba.
lance Of opsr S1.400. aasierereu Tor
gofleeet uStnIte / FIN SnSberetnina.
al. ifnI SfcIer b~alnneere. iaa n.na
eufen SfoIeperaene for,sies eller oa.
iaa Sanfnn5cts 8iorna iii SfoIen
forhsies. let or inSfFenoe. at oct
nlaa foite meaet at hofSe ale Sisie 3
gnpninaer / Stano; pi nor aiort cs
iii RcaeI inert Sar at aisre Be nsS.
benbige Reparationer. ioa Of life
J Summen Ital Isbe op meset bsi paa
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

Gortiri,rs paa soie Sioe.l
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

lahtltna emo I CT lfort o1ffo. Grr1tNlae
Iarosretutnaer funoe uopifIc iig o.
aaa opcr til gtISfareIier; bette al.
pGrgeSeS mere | DC itore Samiuno
oB / DC tore Weoer. bpor belle Gam.
fInoet par rcprUiCuicret. Sda lrcm.
bUoeocS oqinu, al oct maatte blipe
bprerc ar hape 3 Sdmnmh emo ct
thi ser mnatte 3 SGt Gmbe0SrnpnN
til % Sc monttc 10 lsuneS, % oct TO-
Itebe mere at "rurne" 3 WdifiHer
enc bare EFT. 5crnco gtt man lore
lsbtg ira Snaen, ga liocn par noe.
SctrctTren ior Seonlugemisiiorcn
r1pportercoc: Naar man tTnter pal
oc Ihuloncr al &cbninacr. JONI enNnu
life bar bprt GpauQcIict. iaa htros
Set OplI6ue Dor SU;cgcaic ior 0tiaii3'
ttcn; men hpcm itpl nj icnoe? BOT
Gamiuuo bur MI optllct arbet6ct
1tAn0t 3 liorc ToItcitnmmcr puu 0ta-
lgoifar; men ArbctbCrnc ere a.
:. IT SEN bcIllc gcaciitrinls Si2
sootic opuGrmC Den Torcncbc atrtc.
Wlc MTHn Ill SIngiel cftcr ar oraac
Is mch gudnQc!icta @uoifob. TcJ
bcbspca laarc pc,, thl Al &c ! Nl%ltt'
3Urcr. iom port SarnlnH haooc al.
AT paa WoGaaaifar. or Ger bare 3 /
ArbClbc. WisiicrTr Sauocu or /
Nor8c Tor lin &cI5rCo; 0It&iioTr 81.
,cS &llitru blep ina % maottc rctlc
hlcm iii Tcrac, % ioa moattc Gle
icIp isIae benbf; han bar ~rciiGncrct.
s. Ror al rcyc Stotioucr ttl'ce4 A.
4 norifc MlHiiuuSicIltdb% NIt%lto.
;Trtr.. caCra Nripea Miaiicuen pei:
u0'aOh Ercitcr Ter or opcrGlt goS
frCmannl; ilcrC-G Hero hebS& ~
2luQc ielcr lluHcUt&utGg. Wi&1to'
.rr %iolani or ior [tGcn hrr / 2auhct
Or lin NcIbrco; han hur cnO1ut life
-titcmt ia, on ban fan relic no tglcu
fer rtaor. WtjliicnUr Sto1r bar
iuoicu6t lin NcitRrattou; Caroline
)tilicu iiaeiaa; % bcr blonNt pore
2]tuScutcr CT Der iu9cu Ion ueoarr
r,r ijB iOr at BRACE no; / SanHhco
: tiuluRcn or life IpS; moatte IsGcd
,Ttfc o. op.
Sefrctrrcne InhbcrctuiuB haOre
ielqeube Sooc6inbbolo:
Ter or mo0ruact Iarodlialruppor,
ter ira 3i2 aoIo oa 921 gicnighcber
Ora 300 McuiRhe0er mangl1r
1lapport. SisIgc ot&ie Happorter or
Ter idIt I Somiun6et meH Dc Menig.
hcbcr. iom life iormeIt cr inoanaebe
n'ct ~tctleuc9 al pore Frcitcr 90 ,52i
2tcmncbcrettIgcoc; 1922 foniir,
mrco2 WcGlcmmcr. 257,US9 Sirle.
autoI. 2772i oficntligr @Iostiene,
iacr or niholotc 9St7 ere 0pbts {;
ms foniirncreoc; 7O,9lS tonmu,
.HjccrcDt; 2.t6l raruicbc, 32t3
ioroiUitcoe; 6.GSi optaIHr; i1.5ll
5folcbsru; 1925 0tcniRbcocr, 37S
Frciicr oQ Froicaiorcr.
Ger or u~oarBcioet en- SanrhInS&
bolnNhog, ION MT cr tiliotA2 me0 fsi'
lclOc &t0holh: Samnm6cta Non.
Intuition o. %ucorporutious1rtltIcr
5amiun0CtS Iorretuinascrbcn; Cr.
ncn&realer. Observation-Disclosures. DC ior'
ificQi1c Aoritinltioncr, ituacuor a.
ihrtnInlcr o.i.u. gmbcbtmTnocue@
Gnfbr04plilter III. m.
Nciturereu ior lubliibinR SouIc
itGbcrct;e6c: Acknowledgements Uc0
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

,erbaIancs s2,55I93.
RaoasasfarmisNouen
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

Bort. 5. r. gaulers aotb: n.
8rutle.
8aft. g. 5. 9reirifs aalo: ~. g.
Renmen.
Bait. 8. z. Gees aalo: 8. 6. 2iino.
Bait. q. malntits aaio: 8. s..
SIoe.
Bait. 3. %. orpoas aao: 5. 5.
Sries.
Bait. Z. s. Roanlies aolb: anton
Gbriitianien.
Bait. 6. 5fabos aaio: u. q. ses.
Iop.
Bait. .. S. smebps aalS: Sans
@,tlbrarSien.
8ait. 5. 81. @isnes's aalo: u.
Sosiuan.
gait. Soban 0tfcns aalb: 3. u.
SrdnSt.
Reprnientanter (irSmetot I1nSag
Worger):
Garl $etaeIon ira Sieritabs %
Sltrmos 9oGo.
Sans S~aloorien ira S. g. Seaes
&al5.
u. Rolaro oe @iert G5omp'on ira
.. 20 8eretbes adlo.
Sslgenbe 8reiter bleo unoitpIot FOR
iilbig artomit:
9. g. Stoo.
8. Waaelsien.
q. :. Rerptf.
Brof. 5. Iapier.
Sait. 8. 5. 9. arog.
q. q. Gbrtiteripn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

$isrniuu huloeS. SgtotSe git Der
iorleoeu et tort 5oltetc8 Ill Bisrn.
ION. CrSigrereH soiot en- inlrf St!s.
~RingstaIe til Gigteren. SisrnIon
iuareoe beiitem % betpueSe ogiad. at
geisaet par bdm iol meget tiRrere.
ion bun Der trai AIeranoer aiellanS,
hpem Gigterep ipnteS pasleee 400:
iamren meo MclSe on R~orsSolen.
REQ Statsmiriiter 9lehr Ride
9isruion ppre euis |. at Oct par en-
sgre for Ronts0aIs Amt. al aielano
q bleuen BETS isrite Gmbehsmano.
Srriiter ira Ct itarre enseiIt 0ontp'
lib operoar Gemeritrlticneu 8eiret
par nosenlntNe bra.
Sieruion % tSrlle aHfom zen
10oc Sllni pe6 Seytioen til Bergen
meo Gampifibet 1atrsa-. Iisteren
iaa iriif % tief no. San baoSe ftnaei
tiSlig cp Tor al L paa SnoieiItngea.
&eiret par itraalcnN. San mooto-
ses al Stibsreoer @tidelicrt. pna bots
Slid BON iorelsbig blioer hoenoa
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-02

per, one that is oatspoken and alive
10 the interests Of the people and
which Is not a tme-server and tool
to some grasping combination, is
out of its element here in Med
ford.
And then Medfora Is handicap
ped with the feeling that the town
has such superior ad, antages that
no effort is necessary to make 1t the
big city OF southern Oregon. There
is in Medford too much of the spir-
1t of TIE rich mans son who would
do nothing for himself because he
felt that his advantages would en-
able him TO out-distance the poor
hoy not realizing that the poor
boys hustling would eventually be
his unaoing. Medford viii sit
around until it is too late to do any
thing.
And ,hen the editor shows up Al
length the numerous opportunities tbs
,itizens of that slumberlng city hav'
ct slip and how they might have made
, glorious gain by proper effort.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-02
Tim POETRY OF rnR oRANur,

IL appeals TO YOU. when the fruit
hangs ripe and sweet ON the tree late n
February, or early In March. Then the
blossoms break out. and the trees are
yellow with golden globes. and white
with orange flowers, Il may be that
a furry OF anow has whtcnud the
mountain tops, and then you have ar
~ Miistle background for tropical for
est, The air IL full OF sunshine. and
heavy with the fragrance 40 night
comes on. and then, II the moon bc
shinlng,you hear al midnight through
open windows. the song or the n,ockins
bird In the scented grove. and II never
seemed 10 melodioas before"
An experience like this 10 possible any
winter. and II Is worth a journey Oh a
thousand miles, while you can have Il.
hy taking the scenic Shasto route
throug the grand nnd picturesque sis.
kiyo,i. and Shasta mountains. to soutn-
e,n California, Complete Information
about the trip. and descriptive matter,
telling about California, may be had
from any Southern Pacific agent. or w,
H. Conan. Gen. Pass, Agt.. y. y, CO..
Lines In Oregon. Portland. oregon,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-02

one Of the best and most timely of
MIR. Carnegie's benevolences Is that
which gave to Booker T, Washington's
Tuskegee institute sSo0OOO in per cent
bonds OF the United States Steel cor
poration. yielding $4,000 annual rev.
enue. Not for its size is it commendable
60 much as for the nature OF the en-
terprise il win assist--that of giving
to the black race the opportunity for
Industrial and intellectual enlighten-
ment. In his letter to the trustees Of
the institute Mr.. Carnegie writes OF
Washington and his work thus:
II give this without reservation, ex-
eept that I require that suitable pro-
vision be made from the gift for the
wants Of Booker Washington and his
family during his own or his wife's
life. wish that great and good man
to be entirely free from pecuniary
cares that he may be free to devote
himself to his great mission. To me
he seems one of the greatest living
men, because his work is unique;the
modern Moses who leads his race and
lifts it through education to ever bet
ter and higher things than land over
flowing with milk and honey. History
is to tell of two Washingtons, one
white, the other black, both fathers of
their people. / am satisfied that the
serious race problem of the south is
to be solved wisely only through Mr..
Washington's policy of education
which he seems to have specially been
born slave among slaves. to estab-
iish, and in his own day greatly to ad-
vance. Glad am to be able to assist
this good work in which you and 9TH
ers so zeaiousiy labor.-Andrew Car
negie."
The work that is being done by this
and other institutions for industrial
education in the south offers the best
promise of the advancement Of the ne
gro to the status of prosperous, intelli-
gent and respected citizenship which.
for his sake and his white neighbor's
sake, he should be brought as soon as
possible to occupy. The same work is
needed for the ignorant and poverty
stricken white children of the south,
and no nobler use of wealth can be
made than that to which Andrew Car
negie devoted this handsome gift.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-02
MoRE RIOTS

Disturbances or strikers are not near.
ly as grave as an individual disorder
Of The system. overwork, loss OF sleep
nervous tension win bc followed by nt.
ter collapse unless reliable remedy
Is Immediately employed. There's moth
Ing 30 efficient to cure disorders OF the
liver or kidneys az Electric Bittere It's
wonderful tonic and effective ncrv-
Inc and the greatest all around medi-
cine for run down systems II dlspels
nervousness. rheumatism and neuralgia
and expels malarlai germs. Only SOC
and satisfaction guaranteed by chas,
Rogers. druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-02

Here is an item which has been gotns
the rounds OF the press which is as APP
plioaole in this section as in any ether:
who sympathized with you when your
little child was sieke Was II your home
merchant or was it T. NJ. Roberts of
Minneapolis? Who carried you last
winter when you were out of a job and
had no money. Was ii Montgomery,
Ward & Co, ,r was il your home mer-
chant? When you want to raise money
for the church or for some needy per-
son In town do you write TO the Fair
store in Chicago or do you SO to your
home merchant How much does Sic
gel. Cooper 4 Co. give toward keeping
up the sidewalks of the town or paying
the minister's salary? When you were
sick how many nights did Sears, Roe
buck & Co. sit up with you? When
your loved one was buried was it your
home merchant who dropped the tear
of sympathy and uttered the cheering
word, or was 1t Marshall Field & Co.
Of Chicago?" The moral Is obvious.
Why send money abroad when you can
do as well at home and help your home
enterprises? This is good principle
to follow up.