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FRIDAY, JAN- $4
Volume Vn
. Number 48,
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Courier.'THE PREACHERS’ WRAN
Published every Friday by
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first promulgated in the year 131. standard of valuation both of real,
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Till then the Christians had _______
been i and personal property.
meeti
constantly looking
6. It is desireable that the asses­
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H. TTT^TOTsT.
coming of Christ and the destruc­ sor himself and not the assessed
CONFUSION,
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
orbett (again rising in an tion of their persecutors. When » should be the judge of values by J
it failed to come, they made up for personal inspection wherever prac­
exci
tec
manner)
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in
order
One Copy, ¿One Tear,
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pun- ­ ticable.
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and understand what I am doing. the delay by intensifying the pun
dox Doctrino« Pro
7. Greater care is required on,
, Throe Meatha,
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The I jifesy which Dr True has ishment when it did come. Popery
with Denunciatioi
iey In Error U-A 8 „
spoken 1 originated
ongmateu in hell,
tie
and came soon after, with its many hu- the part of the assessor not to omit
for an Innovator.
8houlil bo crammed back again. mau erors, some of which remained assessing the lands or other prop­
BATES OF ADVERTISING :
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A mai #ho w(rakf advocate such when the Church became purified. erty of corporations, such as wagon
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At the conclusion of Dr. True’s road, railroad and telegraph com-
[From
the
N.
Y.
Sun,^.^
. ' I doctrii es ought to
be
turned
out
of
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rom
me
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Dec.
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115
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nics and all associations holding
: an heels. I shall remarks the hour bad arrived for
the Cl
«V regular Monday morning
At the
fivcIiMh Ï35 1 50 | 3 OO f 100 I 12 I 18 00
adjournment.
.
ids, whether by grant from Con­
âlnebes, iso 3 50 J 4 50 » 00 I 18 | Ulfe meeting of Jw Methodist preach­ sav th
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gress or otherwise.
¿laches, | 300
if, like
ers
of
New
York
and
vicinity
yes
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8. Assessors should deduct the
rca: |450 5 60
speak
terday,
in
the
Mission
Rooms
at
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500
rca.
tax-payer’s indebtedness within thè
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Called to order— 1. Take good papers and read
Broadway rtnd|El(
tmd Eleventh street, the po
i7oo 9 00
fea.
State only, and in all cases com­
Dr Luther at worms, I have to them.
18'130 T~6°
subject for discussion
was the doc­
discuss
lCol.
•a agajn | against principalities and
2. Keep account of farm opera­ ply with the law requiring the
Business notices in th« l^cal Columns, 25 trine of annihilation, and the Rev.
amount of indebetdness to be given
sa •1 ;
tions. • • /i:
eeaU per line, each insertion.
Mr. Terry of Poughkeepsie opened
For legal and transient advertisements $2.-
3. do not leave implements scat­ under oath, and when a > tax-payer
with
a
written
essay
irtl
support
of
Curry
again
protested
50 per square of 12 lines, for the first inser­
desires to claim an indebtedness,
tion, and 31.00 per aqutra for each subsequent the orthodox Methodist opinions would
the views o£ Dr. True bo­ tered over the farm, exposed to the following oath should be ad­
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er and^tp
declare
the
opinions
of snow rain andf1hewt«nrh
andftp died
in
relation
to
the
eternal
character
upon
the
meeting.
ministered:
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Legal Advertieemente to be Paid for up­
Chairman said that a time 4. Repair tools and buildings
of the future punishment of the the ir ling,,
on making Proof by the Publisher.
S tate of O regon , 1
and the
to ansmer
Av. , other
_ me
___ to -Yea,
fq,Per»on*l Adv». 50 Cts. a Line. "4« wicked. He maintained that many
answer
Speak- at the proper time, and do not suf­ County of .. <..
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fer a three fold expeniture of time
i
_ we do answer,
Subcriptions Sent East, $2 00 a Year.
• passages in the Scriptures showed like gentleman i4when
......... -............... ¿.de solemnly
that the soul remains in a state of ‘ The hairman—I hope I am not and money.
5. Use money judiciously, and swear that I ain legally indebted
opscious existence after death,
conscious
death misun crstood. The Speaker must
A. G. PHILIPS, O».0>.8
»•a nd that the theory of the anmhi-. not be interrupted^
do not attend auction sales to pur­ in the state of* Oregon in the sum
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Dr urry—I don’t think you chase all kinds of trumpery becuse of $............ and that said indebt­
lationists is based upon a misinter-
ed uess has not been deducted from,
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derstood,
’ but I think you it is cheap.
pertation
irtation of words and pure as­ are rai
6j See tnat fences are well re­ thé amount of my taxable proper­
ar wro g. Thiji is the time for a
ILL BE AT LAFAYETTE ON [ THE sumption. The theory, he said,
[jaired and cattle not grazing in ty in any other county tor the!
of ea
each
First Monday or
* Month and grew out of an attempt to con­ proles
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the medows, or grain fields or present year.
Remain during Court Week.
QUIET RESTORED.
struct a theodocy, but the human
apr6 tf
Subscribed and sworn before me
mind is incompetent to sit in judg­ Dr*, rue was at length perniit- orchards.
this........... day of....................... A,
ment on some of the questions in­ ted to roceed: | By the mediatiou \ 7. Do not refuse to make cor­ D..............
P. Ce SULLIVAN.
volved. • God has set limits to the of the nd Jesus Christ the stroke rect experiment, in a small way,
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Attorney at Law, range of human thought, as lie has j of the w was prevented. God of many new things.
Assessor of
county ’
8. Plant fruit trees well, care
Dallas, Or«fo«.
to the waves of the sea. He con­ said to darn, “ In the day thotf
Provided, That when a tax-pay­
ou shj ftlt feujdy diè. ” If for them, and of course, get good
ILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS cluded that the final state of the sinnest
W!r ‘ Yamhill, Polk and other counties wicked is one of everlasting tor­
er owns taxable property in two
crops.
he
had
|ier
than
physical
{"meant
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lOly
pi Oregon.
9. Practice economy by giving or more counties in the Stato he
ture
death— i’he & ted meant, “ffhou
h
stock good shelter during the wiu should have the benefit of his
T
A DESTRUCpONtsT.
shalt ci
. a . good
A " food;
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l taking
i
ter; also
out all indebtedness in proportion to his
W, M. RAMSEY,
misery
|mcT.
despair
forever/
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that
ntintie
fo
live
in
sin
and
j At the conclusion of Mr. Terry’s
that is unsound, naif-rotten or taxable property in such counties.
was tin I
Crawford called upon
9. Whereas, therefore, some as­
.Attorney nt Law remarks Dr. Qrawford
mouldy. ’ •
Moses,
time.
Pass
to
the
time
of
the Rev. Dr. True. The latter
10. Do not keep tribes of cats sessors have not shown on the roll
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
i of his law by the people
violation
God
warned
sgainst
the dogs around the prem­ the deduction of $300 exemption
was for many years
ye
a Proffcssor in
or
snarling
lest toev die.” i
the Wesleyan p
University; and ¡ has
Office in the Court Horn*«.
ises, who eat more iu a month than allowed by law, while others nave,
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they are worth in a whole life­ it is desirable that- hereafteri the
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the Church. The call having been and death.” No eternal
uniform practice be to assess all
time.*
The
Rev.
Geo.
L.
Taylor
—
In
Business.
death
^jas
decreed
through
Mosce.
repeated by many voices he came
11. Read the advertisements, property subject to taxation, en­
The Rev. Geo. L. Taylor—In know what is going on and fre­ tering it on the assessment roU in
forward, having ¡n
In his hand aii
alii w-
di­
dçith
applied to men
the Grs|
jfessagc^quotc'l,
was and
the quently, save money by it.
mv
which he
he said
say, which
said bn
he would not same
its appropriate column, and then
0WER A HARRIS,
Lafayette.
read, but would give a Brief:
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12. Urge all your neighbors to make the authorized deduction.
Vne
—
Yes,
just
the
same.
beasts-4
“
lest
the
die.
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Will hold thetnselre« in readineaa to an- ment of his views. .
10. Where the personal proper­
take the county pa pen
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Awer all calls upon them for anvthing in tlie
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Dr. True—Yes, just the same.
He was not, He said, an ¿nnihi-
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ty of any householder is less than
line of
DIRECTIONS TO COUNTY ASSES.
beh
as
to
the
state
of
the
I
agreefwith
the
received
views
of
lationist, but a destructionist. Me
the $300 exempt by law, the ex­
SORS.
judg- /
Painting,
did not beleive that God^feoutd the Chi ‘ 1 time of IH the T
emption noted on the roll should
Calcimining,
soul
“
Pl
0
the
time
of
the
judg
­
cause
matter
whieh
he
had
created
-
Graining,
Rules and Regulations Relating to only equal the amount of such per­
Paper-hanging,
ft
er
Corlictt
says)
oqly
on
the
ques-
ment.
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am
heretical
(as
Broth-
f- the
Duties of Assessors, Adopted by sonal property.
Glazing, etc. to cease to exist, but that the tion of (he final dsspe
penalty of the incorrigibly wicked
the State Board of Equalisation.
■ on theques-
11. In no case should the
All work done according to contract or no
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soul
of
».
final
dssposi
tion
of
the
would
prove
to
be
tliO\
destruction
amount of the indebtedness and
oharg« will be made. Try ua.
NC
ihe
sinner.
of
his
conscious
existence
—
the
E. P. BOWER,
1. County Assessors are remind­ exemption of a tax-payer appear
T. J. HARRIS.
total cessation of bis function^.,
ETERNAL
PUNISHMENT.
ed
of the importance of commenc­ to exceed the amount of his prop­
Dr, I
marlite /
- Man was naturally immortal and Theolo
’i President of , the ing their duties as required by law erty. Thus, if the amount of an
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<W Yarren,
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designed to live forever. The pen­ chusett$said,
ical Seminary in Massa- on the first day of March in-cach individual’s taxable property is.
alty of the law was the destruction heard 1dm
deliver,
that there
was I year, and of proceeding without de­ $500 and he swears to an indebed-.
• said,
is a sermon
1 which
of
this
immortality^
At
three
Prtmt St., Portland, Or.,
scarcely? a whisper of eternal pun- lay to complete them before the last nos« of $5,000, a sum only equal
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great epochs in tho history of the ishmen’tlupix) tqc time of the ser
scr- ­ Monday in August, which should to the amount of his property
THOMAS RYAN. - - - - Proprietor.*
A
race there were three I great men mon on the xVIount—scarcely a be done without fail, in order that should appear in the columns of
through whom the law wa« given whisperton so important a subject! the County Board may examine indebtedness and exemption, since
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ost commodious hotel in t0
to man
man, »
I go further, and say that there I I and pass the roll to the State the excess of his debts over liis as­
the State. HARD FINISHED thru’-
ADAM, MOSES, AND CHRIST.
> J Was notSa
no tin whish^F
whisper up to that time, Board by the second Monday in sets is a fact of no benefit to the
OuL
nor in the Sermon
n on the Mount. September.
county or State, but tends to ere-,
With the law the penalty should Tn
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/. ....15 00 have been given, and if the penalty If you (Jan find lit there I will re­ . 2. As uniformity in the assess­ ate confusion.•
Board per Week .
16 to $8 00
Board and Lodging
12 It is advised that the capi­
of eternal punishment i? not found ceive it/ If it were there, it would ment rolls of the various counties
given by them, it should not be be in conflict 'wfth God’s justice, of this State is essential, a blank tal stock and other property of all
tfS~A Free Carriage will be in attendance looked for in. parabjes, figures or in for it wijuld be an er post facto law. is furnished to each assessor, which banking and other companiest
to Convey PattcHgere to the Honse.“&l
The figures there employed de­ should be filled up substantially in where not otherwise more conven­
the definitions of words. God
gave a penalty to edch. To Adam, note rapid and complete destruc­ the forte shown by the sample page ient, should be assessed to each’
company in its corporate name.
our representative, he said : “ In tion. yOio worm which dicth not accompaying it.
pGi|c
whichj
is
not
quench-
13. In cases where parties are
,3. Laud should in all cases be
the day that thou latest
catost thereof thou and theij
Geo. W Vollum, ^la/xa-a
ed/
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gnaw
and
bum
forever,
ed,
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described by section, township and bondsman or sureties for others
thou shalt surely die.? This is physi­
cal death, for Adam was not damn
damn- ­ buteachivictim is utterly Consumed. » range, and when consisting of le­ such obligations do ndt constitute
BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND
’ This is no^A damned
n(MJ world
world i John ^esley--who was a wise gal subdivisions such should be an indebtedness to be allowed as a
ed.
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taw j.
set-off against taxation. ìig Ì uj JF
described.
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in which we live and in which you .man, cojsidedng Jhal Jie
preach repentance and the hope of hundre^years ago, but not so wise i { 4. In order to avoid tlw numer­ i 14. Assessors are reminded that
BLANK
BOOK
MANUFACTURER.
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/Fro, or as I am— ous omissions now made ip the the law requires them to collect
eternal life. Death passed upon as Dr. Corry
Adam and upon
upo# all his race, for believe^ that the fire of hell was assessment of real estate the the poll tax when it is assessed, "
' No. 9<Front Street,between Washington
N. H. G ates , m
'thi material fire. Yon ‘say he was maps required by law should
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and Aider,ever Hopkins Hardware Stere, all have sinned; bUMrough
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be kept posted upf" so as 4 to Chaiamfcn Board of Equalization,-
intercession of {Christ judgment, wrong.
b ¿i rUni ij
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m ,1 '!>-’( tt»
john L esley ’ s
show the assessor the actual pres­
has been poitpohed. I can not be
- PORTLAND, OREGON.
The eductaed live ipnger thtè
objected to thus far in my theolo-
& was right, but that he ent owner ^>f each and every trac
of .whjch the title has passed from* ho illitera te; the rich longer than
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in supposing
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Blank Books made to order, and ruled to
Rev. Mr. Corbett
’t burn. In neither Ad-
fire d
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any desired pattern. Newspapers, Maoa-
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Yes, you can be wonderfully’ ob­ I -am, Moses, or Christ do we find of Oiegon.
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5.
Innppraising
lands
due
regard
jected to. No one here will allow authority for the doctrine of eter­
To point a pistol at a human b»
such ecclesiastic sal humfrumperry. nal punislimeot. The Apostles did should be had to locality, nearness
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The Chairini ihj the I Rev. Mr. ñot teach it¿¡ The fathers .of tlie to‘market and to all particulars ing in Vermont; is a crime for
J century neither affecting their saleable cash value, which imprisonment can be inflict-
Merwin, called Mr Corbett to or- PháwSlÍí
Church in the first
GREATLY REDUCED PMCE8
Bu^crestcd it. It was which should in all cases be the
Curry pro?tested advanced nor su
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