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/ LURCH’S Keeper and Convict By JOHN Y. LARNF.D * ASHAMED OF CHRIST I AND HIS BRETHREN Those Who Truly Belong to the Lord Are Brethren of Christ. Tommy Buggies and Eddie Barnes were schoolmates. Not only were they achoolmatett, but little chums. They left the grammar school uiul entered the high school at the same time. From the high school they went out into the God Daeirea S i n c e r i t y o f H e a r t — R e p e n tan c e an E v i d e n c e o f H on e e t y . world to fight the battle of life. Bug C o n s e c ra tio n of L i f e a F u r t h e r E v i gles drifted Into the political arena d ence— H o w W e B ec o m e B r e th r e n e f qnd after an election, during which he C hriat — C a r e f u l T r a i n i n g B ea tow e d had done good work for his party, re U p o n th e M e m b e r s o f G o d ’s F a m ily . ceived the appointment of head of the C h aracter-Likeneea to Our E ld er state penitentiary. B ro the r, th e L o r d Jeaue Christ. Barnes became a merchant In a small way. He finally formed a part Deliver, C o l a . nership with a tuau who swindled htin June 20. — I’astor out of all he poaaeaaed. A quarrel ou- Russell Is here to ailed that ended lu a scuttle, «luring day. We report which Barnes threw his opponent, his discourse from whose head struck some hard sub the text, “ He that d «* s p 1 s e t h you stance. and his skull was fractures! i l i m p l a e t h Me; lie died, und Burnes was sent to tlie and he that lies (HMilteutlary to serve a term of ten plseth Me, ilespts years. Him that s e n t When Buggies and Barnes met, after Me.”—Luke 10 ltl not having seeu each other for several The 1‘astor de years—the one as keei>er. the other as t a s k > k’ K ’i i » n i ) j clared that by na convict both shed tears. ture we are all “Tom," said Barnes, "I'm sorry you slinit-rs under setiteuco of death. But was about seventy f i v e tons. It was are my Jailer. 1 cannot serve out my God tells us Hint He put'lmsi-s to hless said to be the largest single shipment of gold ever sent across the Atlantic term, and 1 am Itouud to try to eta-ape. the world by ami by, through the grtsit Anil 1 wish to say to you now that I ocean in one vessel. Millennial Kingdom that will help The gold was brought over in a Brit ex|K*ot you to do your duty by the mankind up out of dogrndutiou. slu ish battleship, which was convoyed state like an honorable man You may and death to full |ierfectiou of huiuuu through the war zone and across the kill me while trying to capture me nature Meantime, He Is taking out of ocean by a cruiser and a flotilla o f tor when 1 try to escape.” the world a Church class, to be asso pedo boat destroyers to guard against “Don’t try the escape game, Ed. It an attack o f German submarines. The seldom. If ever, pays. Anil lu this case ciated with our Lord lu the work of cost o f transferring it from London to It would be hard oil us both. 1 should blessing the world. Jesus Himself will tie the 11 end of this company, uuil they New York is estimated to have been certaluly do my duty, and you know , . tl „ . . # . .... #250,000. » A A . . , , .. ; will be ttie Body of ChrUt Whoever would He. lo me you * . , , . . - . It is said the British battleship where , that duty J fcllll. , - _ desIrrM to t*M'ome h member of till* only one of hundreds of prisoners* . „ . . , , brought over not only the #52,OtKi,000 are , , , _ . ... „ Body must comply with the required whom la m responsible. _________ * ^ in gold and securities for New York, for __ , - . . « conditions. Barnes made an effort to serve out but also a shipment o f gold destined Evidently the one quality for which for Canada, whose treasury recently his sentence without any attempt to ** honesty- sincerity of sent gold amounting to #135,000,000 to escape. But one day at. excellent op ' ,<h1 '■ New York. portuuity offered Itself. He was In the ,A " " h1 ,,m ^ re<T 'V' Great secrecy was maintained and yard of the prison near a gateway, '»K «re hone, hearted. If He has thus precautions were taken to prevent the which was open,-d to admit m art. A us with he Truth It » for us to maintain tills honesty, otherwise we German secret servic from discovering storm came up. nn«l the gateke«*iH*r was the plan or route. At Halifax the gold »hall lose Ills fuvor. It requires liou- was delivered to the American Express blinded by a cloud of dust and light- esty to confess that we are sinners. ulug. Burui-s slipped out und ruu like company and when the armed train left There Is n tendency ou the pnrt of that city it was preceded by a pilot en a deer. tunuMud to say. “ I am nil right.” But He ran into a house uot fur from the gine to test bridges and to frustrate everybody knows that we all come any attempt to wreck the train by prison, where he found a woman. It short of perfection. If we confess our dynamite. This precaution was sug Is difficult to repress sympathy with sins, we demonstrate our honesty; nml gested by the exploit o f Werner Horn, one hounded for his life or Ills liberty, the German reservist, who attempted to and the woman furnished him with a He who made arrangement lor the for blow up the St. Croix river bridge on suit of her husband's clothes, anti giveness of sin Is faithful to forgive February 2 to stop shipments o f muni Barnes persuaded her to give him a , us If we assert that we ure uot slu- | tiers we make God n liar. — 1 John tions to the allies. The route over revolver. But Buggies nt the head of a 1:9. lO. wheh the train proceeded from Bangor, Maine, to New York was kept secret. force was after him. and the convict T h e T e r m » of D i s c i p i s a h i p . Robert E. M. Cowie, vice-president and was seen leuving the house. He had a The Pustor then discussed the terms general manager o f the American E x good start, anil when they reached him press company, said the transfer was he was on rising ground liehind a stone j >>f memliershlp lu the Body of Christ, Bug« j The cundUInte must first turn away the geratest risk ever taken by an ex wall reudy to defend himself. press company. gles ordenil Ids men to keep back, tell < from sin und toward God. To those J. P. Morgan and company o f this lng them that he would go forward who have taken that step and are de city were the consignees. The purpose and endeavor to persunde the prisoner sirous of progressing, the laird Jesua o f the transfer was understood to be to surrender. He walked forward till says. "Sit down anil count the cost” to reinforce British credit here and to he heard Barnes call out: The Bible never urges uuybody nloug improve the exchange situation, as the “Ikni’t come any further, Tom. I'm this Hue. neither does God uor (he English pound sterling has depreciated laird Jesus Christ. of late. The securities are presumed desjierate!” “Give yourself up. Ed. I’ve g»t a There Is only one way lo become a to be American bonds, to be used as the basis for further advances to the Brit dozen men down on the road. It will Curistluii lo enter Into a Covenant be suicide for you to resist, and to hurt with God ish government. A Covenant Is u positive you would lie nn awful thing for me.” agreement The call of the Gosjiel Age “I can't go back to that life I’d Is one of sacrifice to give up every rather die.” thing of uti earthly nature. This Is There was a grlin silence l*etweeti the Covenant which our laird Jesus them for a few moments: then Jla rues made: It is the only kind to tie made You can do mucfi by observing the added: uow. Whoever would be a follower of following “ D o n ’t s ” handed in by Fire “Go back and send your men to take the laird, must make the same Cove me. I don't want to hurt you. and I'm nant of Sacrifice. — Psalm 59:5; He Chief Frank Woodruff: brews 10:7. D on’t .a llo w waste paper or other going to use up the six shots In my ri» volver.” The Church are to be Joint-heirs with dangerous rubbish to collect. “ I wouldn't send my men where I Christ lu His Heavenly Inheritance. Don't put hot ashes and coal in can do nil there Is to lie done. If any " If we suffer with Him we shall ulso wooden barrels or boxes. one Is to lie killed in your recapture I reign with Him.” Whoever has counted Don't kindle fires in stoves with prefer that It should lie myself.” the cost uiul desires to become Christ's kerosene. “That's not right. I've got to die; disciple, must follow our laird's In Don't shoot your old struction: " i f any man wills to lie My D on’t allow oily rags near stoves or you haven't chum or compel him to shoot you about the premises. disciple, let him deny himself, tuke up D o n ’t use gasoline for cleaning in a Y'ou'll give me a better chance for my his cross uiul follow Me.” To deny life by sending one of your men, or all himself Is to give up his will to the closed room. of them for that matter.” laird Jesus Christ; for every member D on’t throw waste paper in a fir e “You know I couldn't do that. 1 of the Body of Christ must tie In ab place. might ns well resign my post nnd lose solute accord with the Head. D on’t throw cigarettes or cigars away myself In another country. But It Isn’t A Great W o rk of Transform ation. if lighted. my position that I'm thinking of; It's The speaker then explained ibut a Don't keep matches in paper boxes my honor. The state trusts me to car great work of transformation goes ou ry out the will of the people, nnd I'm or lying about carelessly. bound to do so. If you were my own after one becomes a member of the D on’t use snapping parlor matches. brother or my own father I would be Lord's family. No slave wus ever uu D o n ’t forget that matches are the be der greater bondage than la u Chris obliged to take you all the same.” ginning o f many conflagrations. “I see how It Is, Tom. W e’re forced Man to his Master; for even the very D on’t allow rubbish in hallways or by fate Into this position. If you’ll thoughts of u Christian are to be under stairways. agree to kill me I'll step out nnd give brought Into subjection to tbe Divine will. That will decides how he shall D o n ’t forget to have the chimneys yon a shot” “No; you'll have to defend yourself. spend Ida time, what kind of clothing cleaned. Don’t burn dead leaves or grass on I must do my duty to the state, but he shall wear, how much lie shall eat, I’m not the state executioner.” etc. “ Whether ye eat or drink or what windy days. “Well, I won’t lie captured, and you soever ye do, do all to the glory of Don’t fail to look twice at everything won’t accept my life. 1 don’t see that God." If he Is thus rightly exercised, that looks like fire. there's anything to lie done but for us he will receive a great hlesslng laith Remember every day is fire preven to say 'Goodby.' ” In his mind nnd In his lusly The tion day. “You’d better surrender, Ed. With pence of God, which pnsseth all under time off for good behavior you’ll only standing. will rule lu his heart and life, through Christ Jesus Ottawa, Oont., Aug. 9.— W ife and have about six years to serve.” “Six years of such life Is far worse In conclusion the Pastor exhorted his mother have had their day in Canada, so far as forbidding their men folk to than death.” audience to confess the Lord and to be “If you won't surrender promise me loyal to Him to the corn. Were there go to war is concerned, and that day is passed, according to official an that you’ll defend yourself to H ip liest any present who had uot given them nouncement made today by the militia of your ability; that you won't spare selves to the Lord. Ills advice would lie department. It will no longer be pos me. I f you let me kill you you'll force that they do so; that they tell the Ixird sible, as it used to be, for a wife to ►e to live a life of regret that would keep her husband, or her sons under be worse than your six years of Im that they accept all Ills gracious ar rangements, that they have given up 18, from enlisting by withholding con prisonment” their own wills and are taking up Ihetr sent. “I wish I could stand It to do the cross to follow Him. The speaker re rest of the time. It would save you.” minded them, however, that this course “Promise.” Worms Cause Many Children’s Ills. will cost the crossing of their own wills There was a delay, after which and the denying of themselves even as Worms, by thousands, rob the child o f nourishment, stunt its growth, cause Barnes promised that he would try to It win with the Master. Constipation, Indigestion, Nervousness, bring himself to the scratch of firing “He that desplseth you desplseth Irregular Appetite, Fever and some on his old friend. Me.” When we consider that our I/onl times Spasms. Kiekapoo Worm Killer The men down In the road heard Is represented by Ills members In the gives relief from all these. One-fourth ' two shots; then all was silent. Bush flesh, we see that love for the brethren to one o f these pleasant candy lozenges, taken as directed, kill and remove the ing up the Incline, they saw the keeper j mentis loVe for the I/ml. Therefore Worms, regulate your child’s bowels and the convict lying dead, clasping whoever Is ashamed of the brethren and restore its health and vitality. Get each other's hand. A trail of blood of Christ Is also ashamed of the Elder when he i an original 25c box from your Drug from where each had stood . . , . , Brother, and thus Is demonstrating gist. D on’t endanger your ch ild’s y craWled ! that he Is not At for membership In health and future when so sure and j to each other. the Kingdom. simple a remedy can be had. Just received, a new line of jf s LURCH’S ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : society ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ The M. P. G. Club met Tuesday with Mrs. K. K. Mills. Novel refreshments were daintily served on a table in the shade o f the house. Mrs. Roy Short, Mrs. H. A. Miller and Mrs. Nesbit were guests. Mrs. Chas. Beals and Mrs. O. L. Nichols are new members of the club. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ J CHURCH NEWS ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ [E very religious organization is in vit ed to use this column for announcement o f its services and other news. Con tributors are requested to omit exhorts tions and other editorial matter, and to make the announcement of services as concise as possible. Social functions, etc., and news outside o f the wee’-My an nouncement may be elaborated upon.] P R E S B Y T E R I A N CHURCH. Rev. D. A. MacLeod, Pastor. Services next Sunday: Bible school at 10; morning worship at 11; Junior Christian Endeavor at 3; evening wor ship at 8:00. Bible study Wednesday evening. M E T H O D IS T E P IS C O P A L Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor Thursday at 8:00, prayer meeting Every Sunday: Sunday School at 0:45. S. L. Mackin, superintendent. Graded lessons. Mrs. Maude Wright, superin tendent primary department. Junior Epworth League at 3:00, Mrs. Helen Aldrich, superintendent. Epworth League at 7:00, Dr. Richard McCargar. president. Chapter No. 2 at 7:00. Fred eric Aldrich, president. Class meeting i t 12:15. Services with sermon at 11:00 and 8:00. Morning. Rev. H. J. Talbott, presi dent o f Kimball College of Theology o f Salem, will preach. Evening, union services in the park. C H R I S T I A N CHURCH Rev. T. B. McDonald, Pastor. Services next Sunday as follows: Bible School at 9:45; morning services at 11; Christian Endeavor at 7:00; e v ening service at 8:00. Prayer meeting each Thursday even ing at 7:30; Ladies’ Aid Wednesday a f ternoons. All not worshiping elsewhere cordi ally invited to attend. Subject o f morning sermon, “ The Value o f Yea and N a y . ’ ’ Evening ser vice at the park at seven o ’clock sharp. Subject, “ None o f Your Business.” F R E E M E TH O D IST. Rhoda Burnett, Pastor. Preaching services the first and third Sundays o f every month at 3 and 7:30. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7:30 and on second and fourth Sundays at 3 o ’clock. C H R I S T I A N SCIENCE. Services at the Christian 8cience Chapel, 242 Second Street, every Sunday at 11, and Wednesday evenings at 7:30. Sunday School at 10. All are welcome. Free library open from 1:30 to 4:30 every Wednesday. B A P T IS T CHURCH Sunday School at 10:00 a. m., services at 11:00* B. Y. P. IT. at 6:30. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. B Y. P. U. at 6:30. 1,750,000 $20 Gold Pieces Arrive in British Battleship. New York, Aug. 11.— A special train carrying $52,000,0(8) worth of gold and securities, shipped by the Bank of F.ng land from London by way of Halifax, N . 8., arrived here today. The train was guarded by forty armed men. Of the total shipment $35,000,000was American double eagles. The weight HELP TO PREVENT FIRES A N D Baa Watch Tl Is Giiiumu For Home of tba Homl Tilings lu This Vicinity ï 72 lioure l ’orllund lo Ubicagli by The North Bank Road il Snow W h ite ! Eastern /mb Real Estate Bargains Cotton and Wool Batts i Look at the west w in dow Prices are right. tionie lire prinlueed la whlrh borse», pollice, doge and ut ber animai* uro uscii The ree lag und rldmg net ridice, Ihc world‘e ebunipion dancing lmrece, ii tiri Illuni imlltery spoetarle, in wliirli n kundred licniitiful ponisi tukc pari will grutify Ihc dealrea of Mie limai cxuctlug patron. ili coujiini-tion with the G r -.it Northern By., or Northern •’>» olfic By., and Burlington Itmit i: TW O HIGH CLASH D A IL Y LIM IT E D T R A IN S :: ROUND TRIP t'rom Eugene to Sun Frnnciu*», incnU mid berth included, on the pulut in I »ten in .hips, “ Great Nur them ” und "Northern I’nrlfir, ” Nulling every Tuesday, Thurndty und Saturday. #76.10 round trip Eugene to t’bl • » » »g1*, direct route. #in> round - » trip, one way via California. Kunsns City, $63.«U round trip, direct routes. Write or u»k for folders, schedules, etc. II. R. KNIGHT, Agi-ut, Oregon Electric Railway : : Eugene K. II. CROZIER, A. G. I*. A., Portland, Oregon nuglu »«'p14 > ♦♦♦***♦ *♦ ♦♦♦*♦♦♦ ♦* * **♦♦♦* The Small Boy Will Re Happy The »mull lull's heart leap« with glee. And ju*t where youth »tup« .-rid old age begins is a pretty hurl question to settle when one word is mentioned Cirrus. That's the magis word, and really und truly now, doesn’t that word send u chorus of happy thoughts and mein ones ehiising through your minili Amt why shouldn't it. There's no mori time honored amusement than the n r eus, no entertainment more instructive none that ’» elenner. Who doesn't en joy wntrhing the enges and animals un loaded and hauled to the show grounds, the hustle and bustle inriileut to get ting things ready for the show, and the street parade with its tooting bunds and steam “ planner,” the ‘ ‘ dolled U p ” show girls nnd the rlowns that guy the folks along the route. You betrher, it '» fun, and I expert that you all and we all will be there. The Al. O. Barnes big three ring wild animai r i m i » will be here Monday, Aug. 30, and will give performances nt 2 o'clock nnd H o ’clock. The Barnes show is well known to almost every resident in town nnd in the surrounding country. It exhibited here last year and “ m a d e g o o d ." As upon former visits, the entertain ment offered is produced with a large troupe of educated wild und domestic animili», »aid to be the largest roller tion of this character ever nsseniblcd in one lot. In variety this animal actor troupe ranges in animili» from the hugh Afriean elephant to the tiniest pony in nil tbi-Amrlil. Keeping in mind Mint cirrus goers expect some ‘ th rill’ ’ spots on the pro gram, this season ’» net schedule for tbe Barnes shows carries come o f the most exacting apertaci«*» imngiaable. Great groups of ferocious wild nnimnls are used in their presentation, 20 of the fiereest African lions lo-ing performed by one man. Thirty grizzly cinnamon anil polnr bears ure shown in another net. Tigers, leopards and jaguars are also used in fents to iimuze. For those not caring for “ Dan- devil’ ’ stunts, u line of quieter attrae State o f Ohio, o t ty o f Toledo, I Lucas County. t ■■ Frank J Cheney make* oath that he la senior partner o f the firm o f F J Cheney A Co., doing business In the Ctty o f T o ledo, County nnd Hiate aforesaid, and that sntd firm will pnv (lie sum o f O N K H U N b R E D D O L L A R S for each nnd e v ery enne o f Catarrh that - annot tie cured by the use o f H A I . I/ H C A T A R R H CHUB. F R A N K J C IIE N E Y Sworn to before me nnd subscribed In my presence, this fit It day o f f>eiemlH-r. 20 acres, modern bungulow, “ new,” good bottom land, everything, tools and sloek In go with the plni'C. Price $1500. Good place to own and eau play even here. II aores near Cottage Grove, box houso and fair bar a, bottom laud, all culti vated. Price $750. 10 seres adjoining Cottage Grove, all under cultivation, family orchard, good house nnd barn. This is n bargain at $3500, easy terms. 152 ueres black loam, 10 miles east of Colluge Grove, 7 room house, 3 burns, 00 acres cleared and under eulM vat ion, s c h o o l and depot on place. INI neres pasture, all fenced, an ideal place for stock und dairy, water piped to burn. $5iMIO, ty cash and Imlauee tu suit. 400 neres, 230 in cultivation, II acres in prunes 21 years old, 2 story II room house, good eow burn, 14 stall horse burn, prune dryer, granary and all kinds uf out buildings, 3 wells and springs und mountain stream through the plan*. One of the best plares for a dairy rtinrh in l.nnc County. Pure $so per iicrc, une fourth dow n, balance to suit. Mile nnd half from town and Southern I'neifie Railway 5h0 acres, all fenced heavy woven wire with 3 barbeil wires on top. No buildings, plenty water. One of the best slock ranches in the atate. Price $55ini. Half cash. 162 ueres, till Here* fenced, plenty outside range for miles, 75 licud stork goes with the plnre, 25 arrrs in hay und gurden, fair buildings. Price $7 inni 542 acres, 3(Ml under plow, fine prune orchard, balance pasture und fir timber sufficient to keep up the plnre for years. Umpqua River crosses the ror ner, fine, large dwelling, cost $ I2nil. Large burn and all kinds <*f outbuild mgs, drove of fine hog» about 75 sheep, rows, horses, wagons, hay, gram and farm marhinery go with the plnre Price is right nt $5<I, ihmi , one fourth town and balance to suit purchaser at 7 per cent interest. Cottage Grove is the plnre to which you will eventually come. Climate un surpassed, und if you have tired of tbe frozen north, and tbe extreme heat of the east, write mi* today for bargains, if you inrun business. Write me whnt is wanted if not listed here. V. M. HARRISON COTTAOE OROVE PEOPLE PRAISE SIMPLE MIXTURE Many in Cottage Grove praise 'he simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adler i ka This remedy is the most T H O R O I'G II bowel rlesnser ever sold, being even used su re« »»fully III appendicitis. ONE S P O O N F U L relieves almost ANY’ CAME of constipation, sour or gn»»y stomach. ONK M I N U T E after you take it you are relieved o f gases. Adler i ka ran not gripe und the I N S T A N T nrtion is surprising. The New Era Drug Stu/e. Blackmore & McFarland T h e City Transfer All Kinds of Hauling & Draying Done on Short Notice Plano Moving a Specialty WOOD A N D COAL Phone 55 Office At Eagle Oigar Store A D 1(M (Seal) A. W GLEASON. N otary Public H a ll’ s Cntnrrh Cure Is taken Internally and acts directly ii|x»i the blood nod mu cous surfsces o f tlie system Send for testimonials, free F J. C H E N E Y * C O . Toledo. O Sold by all lirugirlsts 7r.<\ Take llall e Family 1*111» for constipation S a fe t y FIRST AND LAST Coupled with Servic« and Courte ous Treatment in what you get at S P R IG G S The First National Bank B R O T H E R S The Old Reliable BLACKSMITHS Cor the protection of our de positor« we have: C A P IT A L ................... $26,000 00 SURPLUS and Undivided Profits . . . 40,000.00 STOCKHOLDERS’ L iability.................... 26,000.00 A Total of ................... $90,000.00 The ofticera and Ntoekholdera are all HiieccHHful and well-to-do huai- netta men. Another protection ia 24 years of IRON OR WOOD. HUCeeHsful liusiness and hacked up REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS IN hy the United State« F ir « t C I mnn Work Guaranteed, FEDERAL RESERVE BANK. Sixth and Washington Phono 40 We want your huaiiiea« • I •
