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I'ASTOH RUBSEtX IN CHAUACTKUIMTIO ATTITL'UB.
A MISSIONARY SCHOONER.
On Wu Pr...n(d e Plor Ru.hM
For Harbor Work.
Prom Kw turn tiiiim, Julia . 1910
'J'lia Iter. C T. I!u'll .f Ilnioltlyu
rwclvnt a aurprlav on lila arrival on
tl Ciiunrd lliwr Liialiuula jrealortloy.
Ilia frlomla .rt-i. in.-il la lilm wo
uinutcd at'liiHiiivr fr mliialounrr worlt
In and about ttil port,
Thrjr not oiilr biivi him tho rwrlpt
for tli criift, tint h nn wallluit
nlotipildo Urn cmuir.l plrr ulib nmiijf
(1'tKit tljIniE at a wil jnne ut hrr new
.otvin-r I'rotu one nnim tu mmther wni
tnniK loiis rmivaa tx-nrliiif the In.
ncrlptloii "(Jul la Love" and the uiiina
of tlie aihooiicr. the AiikvI. 'J'here
Hi-re othor liH-rltliin of reHelirtU
chnructor wnvlng In the wind.
AMERICA'S "SPURGEON."
England'a Laatling Dalty'a Opinion of
Brooklyn' Crtat Praachar.
IKrtmi (ha Mmlon Daily Malt
One of AinrHm'a nioat rei:inrkiill
turn, 1'nxtor lluiwll of Mronktyn tiili-ernm-le,
who l liy iiiiimih rniiarnt the
moat iromlia-iit miIIi tunlor lu the
t'tiltrd Ctnlis, lui nii-nily nrrlved tn
IaiihUiii. He la Ilia Siiiiuiii of Anier
I' a him) la virtlliiL- In DiiiiImiiiI lu con
lovil.ni with the aJujr mevtliijst.
GOD'S STONE WITNESS
THE GREAT PYRAMID.
The Ancient tn recounting the Seven Wander of th World, placed at
th head of the Itat, the Great ryrunild. It Interior parange way evidently
aynilKillcally represent the Aire and MpciiKnllon In the Divine Government
In connection with humanity. It wltmw la only bcKiimlug to go out to the
world of mankind. It la commonly credited to tho foollabneaa of an Egyptian
King. RucU claim a to the other Pyramid which are Inferior to thla one,
are not utieattoned, but the grout rytuuild evidently wa conatructi'd undor
Divine upervlalon. In ayiniKillc Innguiige the Pyramid Interpret Itaelf If flg
tired an Inch for year. The downward paaange way from the entrance to
the bottoiuloa pit represent the way travercd by the human rnce to death.
The aacondliig pai;e way represunt an eacape from death and correaponda
to the giving of the I.nv to Iarael. "If ye do theae thing ye hall live by
them." The Intervening year to the end of Jewlah favor, A. l 82, ha It
exact fulfillment In Pyramid tuchea, bringing ua to the Grand Gallery, which
ymliollw the (loapel Age, tho period of the High Culling, the Lord coming
"that we might have life and that more abundantly." The grand acheme of
tivSLufp bock IVtLLCO ftOCrt
TUB GREAT PYRAMID WHICH PASTOU RUSSELL BELIEVES HAS
SYMBOLIC BIBLICAL SIGNIFICANCE.
Pyramid passage way measurements tells ua tbnt 'tlie Gospel Aga Is soon to
. end and that tbe time for Divine favor to return to Israel la about due. The
measurement seemingly say that by 1915 the Jews should be re-established
In their Promised Laud.
The Pyramid covers an area of about 18 acre; Is 480 feet high, and 704
feet broad at Its Imse. It la estimated to weigh about 6,000,000 tons. It con
tains stones weighing throe or four times as much as one of the obelisks.
Some of the stone aro thirty feet In length, and fit so closely together that
you may run a pen knlfu over Jlie surface without discovering the breaks be
tween them. There is now no machinery so perfect that it will make two
surfaces thirty foot In length which will meet together as these wonderful
stones In the Great Pyramid. Its four corner stones are sunken In the earth
In fulfillment of Job xxxvlll, 8-7. It Is supposed to have been built B. C. 2170,
at which time the star, Drnconls, symbolizing death, looked down the de-
srnndlng passageway, and nt which time the Pleiades were In line and looked
down tlia ascending pAssagcwnys lending to life, the Pleiades representing th
throne of Jehovah, the source of all life-giving power.
f A Snap for 60 Days.
1(10 Bcroa 12 milea north Irom Prlne
villej 8B acres under plow, 40 acres now
can be plowed. IIoubo, barn, Btwiroom,
wooilHheil, chicken house (or 1000
chickens, good chicken park; stream
water runs through tho land, million
fel t standing tinibor, spun of mares,
weigh about 1100, 1000 head ol calibngo,
111 acres potatoes, 8 tons good wheat
hay, good harness; household'. furniture
anil everything goes for t-'SOO if taken
within 00 days, Address -
A. U. Eastwood,
8-25-2iu Prineville, Oregon.
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BACK FROM PALESTINL
Paator Ruaaall'a Return From Vlaltlng
Holy Land and Egypt
IKrom N. T. Ilarald. ttunday, Juna I. Ul&
I'nHlur Ittwdrll of the Ilruoklyn Tnb
criini'le ha rotiirnod from a trip to th
Holy I ji ml and Knvpt and will nddreai
thu public tntlny at the Brooklyn Acad
rmy of MihIc Mr. Uuaacll hna cor
lulu InliTi'xIIni! Iiltti rognrdlTig th
(ircnt I'ynuuld ami It aymlwllo teurh
Ins arid Mime the time la at band
for the return of larael to I'nlcailna.
lie la a rery pronounced believer In
the ZI'Milntlr nioveiiiont.
The pn-ai'ut la the aerond visit to the
Pyramid and tu I'lili-allne, the land
onre larucl'. In one of Ills work pub
Ilaheil more than twi'uty year ago Mr.
Uuaacll apiilli'd rertnlu meoaurementa
of pyrnniid paaanttm, au Inch for a
year, a aymtiollcally allowing the
letiKtb of divine fuvnr upon the Jew
from the time they became a nation
down to the yenr A. D. 70, when J em
ail lorn wn dentroytM aud th Jewlah
IMillly eudiHl. '
In the aiiiiuj work he declared aUo
Hint certain pmrnueewaya aymbollcally
IiidlcaliHl tho Icniith of time during
which the iwi Hon of larncl would be
rut off from any and all apeclnl mani
festation of divine favor, and when
tula would end the favor of God would
Kl ii return to them.
Candidate for Sheriff.
To the Democratic voters of Crook
county: .
,1 hereby announce myself ns a
cnmlhlute fnrtbo ofllco of Sheriff of
Crook county, subject to the approv
al of the voters of tho county Rt the
primary election to be held lu Sep
tember. KoKpectfully, - .
T. N. Ualtoiih,
7-14 Fife, Oregon.
" Baled Hay for Sale.
. Alfalfa and I!ye, half mile out on
Slianiko road. J. E. Adamson, 8-2811
AN IMPRESSIVE SCENL
Tribute ef Paator Ruaaall at Albert
Hell te Lata King Edward.
I Prom tn Lm.j frkhlia foat.J
Paator l(uWI of Hrooklyu TalMTna.
cle, the great Amcrkau pn-acuer, who
to nw on a tour In (hi roiiiilry. pref
aced bl remark to a hiiife audience
In the Albert bull luxt night wltb the
following; ,
"lo Uermnny I lenrni-d of the death
of your ealecuicd monnrch, Edward
VII. I realized that not your nation
only, but ill Chrlateuduin. bad loat
n unobtrualve but wlae counaelor,
power for pn e aud good will among
men. I tiH.o thla opjiorluiilly to eg
prim to till great audience my aytu
pathy, which. I annum you, 1 almred
by tlie grent majority of my American
countrymen. My Drat thought wu
that out of reaiHx t for the llluatrlou
dad, tit family and th nation thla
ervk-e ahonlil be poaljumcil. but Uiy
wxoiid thought wu to the contrary.
8urly at no more fitting hour could
we conaldcr 'the great hereafter.'
There to, thank God, a hereafter for
king well a pennant. Iloyal
mourner and a mourning nation need
a meaaago from God- word particu
larly now, aud, alnce no more it-pro-acntntlve
audleuce will probably a a
aemble lu till capital of the empire. I
bav auggeatlon to offer, which I
trust will hare your approval. It I
tint before offering prayer we ehow
our aympalhy for the royal family In
tbclr bereavement by Handing. "
After about a minute, while allcul
prayer wa offered. Paator Ituaaell of
fered prayer generally and repeated
the great audience to aing one vcrae
of "Nearer; My Ood. to Thee." The
whole accne wa very Impresaive.
IN SCOTLAND. .
The American Praachar'a Addr In
City Hall, Ola.gow.
From th Olaaaow Herald
Paator 0. T. Uuaacll of New York
addrewml crowded meeting In tbe
city ball, Glaagow, yeetcrday evening.
A chairman or the International Uible
Student' aaaoclnlkm be I at present
engagi-d In a European tour for tbe
purpo of explaining the doctrine of
the Illble In a acrle of dlacouraea
which tak the form of rellglou lec
ture. Since leaving America be baa
conducted meeting In the Holy Ijind
aud the principal continental cilice.
and In tbe courae of hi preaent vlalt
to thl country, which he ha toured
on four p rev loin occnaiona, be baa ad-
dreaacci two meetings In tbe Albert
ball, Landon, where hla elonuence and
convincing atyle of preaching have at
tracted urge audience. In tbe city
bnll lurt night Mr. rtmwcll' aubject
waa "TPh Overthrow of 'Satan' Em
pire." Till evening be will lecture lu
Dundee, an 4 tomorrow be will appear
In Kdluborgi. On leaving Scotland he
will rro V Ireland, where be will
vlalt Belfast and Dublin.
YACHT FOR GOSPEL WORK.
Paator Ruaaall t Work Among Sailor
j la tlie Port.
(From th Kw Tnrk American, Juna 4,
Paator Ruasell. pnnldent of the Peo
ple Pulpit Association, waa yosterdrfy
presented, for Christian nilsnlon work,
the fully equipped and aeaworthy
Angel, a naphtha and Bailing yacht.
She Is about 125 feet over all, baa (eat
ing capacity In dining imloon for seven
ty person and la prepared for nftln
duck meet lugs In fair weather.
Aa Indicated by Itistor Itussell In bis
acceptance of the vessel, unique work
will be undertaken In New York har
bor. It 1 an id tbe meetings ou board
the Angel will be advertised from day
to day, stntlng her moorings aa well aa
the language of the speaker. Thus all
who ileairo may keep In touch with
this witness of the "gospel of glad tid
ings to all nations."
"Fortunately, my friends, this gift Is
not wholly a aurprlae to me," said Pas
tor Kussell lu accepting It "I b.ul
Intimations and was In touch wltii
aome of you respecting the Angel.
Nevertheless I am at a loss for fitting
word wherewith to express my appre
ciation of your loving seal in following
a atiggeatlon I dropped respecting the
soul need of tbe sailors of all nation
alltle visiting this great port
Let me, then, briefly say I accept
your gift, not In my own name, but In
i the name of tho Peoples Pulpit Asso
ciation as Its trustee, If you please.
May the Angel always and In every
language sound forth the raises of
the God of all gtace!
PASTOR RUSSELL RETURNS,
A Two Ma!d Sohoonar Pranntad to
Him For Raligiou Work.
From th Brooklyn Eagle, June 3, 1910.)
Among Mie passengers who arrived
on tbe Lusltanla this morning was the
Rev. C. T. Itussell, pastor of the Brook
lyn Tabernacle. His arrival was await
ed by aumber of friends, who pre
sented him with a two masted schoon
er for missionary work about the har
bor. -
The schooner that was given raster
Russell was right on the Job as the
Lusltnnli began warping In. From
one mast of the sailing vessel to the
other was strung an enormous piece
of bhnting bearing the words "The
Angel," that being tlie name of the
craft Below was a sign rending "God
Is Love," and a third sign with a re
ligious admonition followed.
Talking of his trip abroad, Pastor
Russell said he expected thnt within
Ave years Jews would begin returning
to Palestine to make that country their
home. The preacher visited Palestine
during his trip and suld be fouud evi
dences constantly of a steady progress
of the Zionist movement
For County Clerk.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate to succeed myself to the otllce
of County clerk, subject to the ap
proval of the Democratic voters of
Crook County at the primary elee
tion to be held In September.
Respectfully,
Wauhun Bkown.
Wood Sawing.
I have a first class wood sawing outfit
and will do yonr work promptly and
will guarantee satisfaction. Leave
your order qr 'phone to W. Fran
retett, A. J. Peiett. 8-18-tf
The
Scrap Book
I Caught Him Both Way.
While Cnutiocey Oleott wa chatting
with friend on Broadway. New York
on day a young umn whom be had
noticed In couverantlon wltb two oth
er men In frout of a theater left hi
companion and, crowing tbe atrcct.
aid:
"I beg your pardon, but ar you
Cliailiicey Oleott J"
"No," responded tb comedian; "I'm
bl brother."
"Then I lose my bet," exclaimed the
stranger, darting In front of a car and
rejoining lit companion.
Mr, Oleott it him band one of tbe
men bill, and. , not whiting tbe stron
ger to low hi money, be darted in
pursuit to explain. But there wa a
rush of traffic at that moment and he
loat light of them.
An hour or o later Mr. Oleott wa
walking up Broadway when the ame
young man approached him with an
other man.
"Are you Cbauncey Oleott?" asked
tbe man.
"Yes, I am, and I want to say that
when I told you a little while ago I
wa not I didn't know you bad a bet
on It."
"Well, III be Mowed" exclaimed
the atranger a be turned disgustedly
away, "That' two bet I've lost on
you thl afternoon. I Jiwt bet Jim
her a Ave spot that you weren't
Cbauncey Oleott, aud I thought I bad
cinch." ,
Anticipation.
It la a myatary of tb unknown
That (aaclnata ua. W art children atlll.
Wayward and wlalful. With on band wa
elln
To tho familiar thing w call our own
And with th other, reaolut of will.
Grope In th dark for what tha day will
ring.
Henry Wadaworth Longfellow.
Honaaty.
I was alttlng at my desk when black
Sam, who sometimes wilt on me at
my restaurant, entered my office..
"What can I do for yon. Samr 1
asked.
"Ah got a chance to change man sit
uation. Mlsaeb Clabk." be aald. "Yo'
kin sell a good wu'd fo me, ealn't
yo' tell 'em Ab'm bones' V slcb?"
"Of courae." I hesitated, "you're a
good waiter, Sam. but I don't know
anything specially about your hon
esty."
"Well, tell 'em dat an' Bay yo' thinks
Ah'm bone'. Dat'll be enough."
So I promised I would.
"Thank yo', thank yo', Mlsseb
Clnhk," be aald, with deep bow.
"When yo" come over tomorrow alt at
man table, 'o' Ah'll give yo a abo't
check." Success Magazine.
Th Braak In th Fog.
There had been half a doxen stories
of thick fogs, but Captain Mausfleld
had waited his turn with patience. It
came at last, and the othef captains
turned their weather beaten faces to
ward him with an expression of cheer
ful credulity.
" Twa told me of a house setting
pretty nigh the shore along halfway
down the coast o' Maine." aald Cap
tain Mansfield. "I could show you the
house if it came right It baa a curi
ous lopsided portico on It, and one day
1 asked tbe man that lives there why
it happened to be built that queer
bane.
" 'Well,' says he, 'the talk Is that the
man who lived here first had a cousin
that was an architect up Boston way.
and one time tbe feller was down here
In a terrible foggy spell., aud be wns
figuring out to bis cousin bow he could
build a little portico of such aud such
dimensions, measuring out into the fog
with bis rule, aud so on.
""Twas In the late afternoon. Ho
went off next day by train. The fog
still held, and along In the moruing
the man that lived here happened to
notice that the marks of the rule out
Into the fog were still plain, so as he
couldn't go a-dshlng he took some
lumber and built tbe foundations of
this portico. That queer jog that
makes It lopsided is where tbe wind
bore iu on the fog, they say, aud bent
tbe rule marks in.' "
Extra Good Car.
Some years ago tbe captain of one
of hla British majesty's Milps while in
quarantine at Auckland, New Zealand,
owing to one slight base of fever, re
ceived some valuable carrier pigeons.
He gave his colored servant strict or
ders to take great care of them. A
few days afterward the captain, wish
ing to make use of the birds, inquired
of his servant if he bad taken care of
them. "Oh, yes," replied he, "me hab
taken berry great care of dem. Dey
no fly away 'cause I hab clipped dere
wings I"
Friend In Both Place.
Mark Twain, tbe humorist, had
friends in Philadelphia, and one of
them, a woman who was his hostess
at a dinner on his last visit to that
city, tells the following story:
"We were talking about the future
life and the various kinds of reward
and punishment that might be expect
ed in tbe next world," ahe said, "and
Mr. Clemens took no part in the dis
cussion. After a few nicments of con
versation on tbe part of all the other
guests aud complete silence from the
humorist the woman sitting next to
him turned to blm and suid:
" 'Well, Mr. Clemens, aren't you go
ing to tell us what you think about
future punishment and reward?'
" 'I must ask you to excuse me,
madam.' he replied. 'Yon aee, I have
friends in both places.' M
Candidate for Sheriff.
To the Republican voters of Crook
County:
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of Sheriff of Crook
County subject to the approval of the
ReDubliean vntnrn nf tlm ivuintw .i ii,a
primary nominating election Septem
ber 24,1910.
8-18-1 ni - J. A. Coulter.
i" For Sale.
Four head of Jersey cows. Call on or
K..v,.o . . aimbbhh, ui rnnevuie
Oregon.
8-25tf
.Public Speaking
Commercial Club Hall
Saturday,Sept3
A. W.
Republican
Congressional Candidate for this
District, will address the citizens
of Prineville and vicinity on live
issues of the day. The affairs of
Oregon will be handled without
gloves.
Ladies Especially Invited
Morgan's
Will furnish music
Speaking begins at 8:15
Everybody Invited
Week-end Excursions
to Lake Odell
Finest trout fishing and sailing in
Central Oregon
Distance from Bend 72 miles
Round -trip rate by Auto $20
Schedule
Leave Bend, Saturday, at 7:00 a. m.
" Itosland, . ' - at.. .9:30 "
" Crescent " at .-. 10: 30 '
ArrivoLakeOdell, ' at. ....f..!..12:30 p. m.
Leave Lake Odell, Monday 7:oo a. m.
" Crescent, " ' .....9:00
" Rosland, " 10:00 "
Arrive Bend, ' llZZZll'l -.Z0 p.m.
AW" Arrangements may be made for cars from
Prineville to connect with the above at $30 for
round trip.
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Academy
Condon. Oregon
Boarding and Pay School, conducted
by the Piter of 8t. Dominic. Thl In
titution i pleaaantly situated on an
eminence overlooking the city of Con
don, Oregon. Tbe building i new and
attractive, and hat tha advantage of be.
iug equipped ith every modem con
venience, including a tin new (team
heating plant.
Tbeeourwof etudic it thorough and
practical, embracing the atndie of the
Primary, Intermediate, Academic and
Commercial 1 Apartments. Muaic la
thoroughly taught in an artistic ami
rientihe manner. Claaw In sewing
m'i im f.rmuA :m ....!. , : .
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vi tuv priiiviiai anna or una
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and a thorough moral and religion
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Do You Want a Car
Of course you do.
Then buy a
Buick
You will not be disappointed.
J. A. MOORE, agent for Red
mond, Madras and Prineville.
Will demonstrate the car any
time. 5-19
Stub's Place
Bneraaaor to Pollard A Heodaraoo
Soft Drinks
and
Cigars
Always glad to see old friends
New ones welcome. Make my
place your headquarters.
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Motor Gasoline
AT
LONG BROS.
Opposite Poindexter Hotel
Wotice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
0. 8. Land Office at Tlie Dalles, Oregon.
. . . August ititn, iaiu.
Notice is hereby given that
Wilburn H. Loftiu,
of Prineville, Oregon, who on January
18th, 1904, made Homestead No. I311K,
Serial Ko, 030i, tor SH &E'4, 8E' 8 W',
and lot 4, section 7, township 13 aoutli,
ranee 16 east, Willamette Meridian, ha
filed notice of intention to make final five
year proof, to establish claim to the land
above deaeribed, before Warren Brown,
county clerk at hit office, at Prineville,
Oregon, on the 30th day of September. 1U10.
Claimant names aa witnesses: Ueorge
Turner, Alden R. Eastwood, Richard M.
rowen, toward Jtiensley, all of Prineville,
Oregon,
U. W. MOORE,
S-l.sp
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Imported and Domestic
Cigars
At the old Smith & Cleek
stand, Main street, two
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. National Bank
VS'
s Strayed. ;
Threo hnrafin nna havmarA. tin,lt!il
star in face; iron gray mare, pinto
white face, legB and belly; one white
gelding, branded MC on right t honklnr.
All have halters on ; weigh ,bout 1000
each. Finder will be rewarded tor in
formation- or return of the animala.
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