Christian herald., October 19, 1883, Page 16, Image 16

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ty dang ero us.—M a ri o n....Fine
to “ rtfn the fiery gountlet” a few days
ago and came very neaFTostog tram
and wagon. The Deltnicn- boys at­
tempted to cross the mountains from
Indian vally with a drove of cattle, and
they lost nine head, burned to death,
and many others were injured beyond
recovery.
The Medical Lake Press, which was
sold at the sheriff’s sale last Saturday,
was purchased by the Medical Lake
to attenT“ah(f assist in makifig~ttllMe
meetings both interesting and profitable.
Remember that the measure of man’s
responsibilty to his God, is the measure
of his ability, coupled with his oppor­
tunity;
We had the pleasure of having with
us last Lord’s day, Bro. Neal CJieetham,
our State Evangelist. He preached a
good sermon for us in the morning. Bro.
Cbeetbam is engaged in a series of meet­
ings at Independence, undeT the direc-
NEWS OF THE WEEK
MONMOUTH AND VICINITY
‘ ifejS MILLIE DOUGHTY, EDITOR.
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learn there are many emigrant teams
p ass f og -f TOin U a lifunr r a tn out state a nd—
crossing to Washington Territory. We
saw early Monday morning two, with
four horses each, driven by two young
men who had their wives and children
with them, going to the Union street
ferry to cross the Columbia.
Mr. E. Adkinshas built a new sidewalk.
Mrs. G. W. Baskett, of Dixie, was in
town last week.
Prof. J. M. Powell made Albany a
visit last Saturday.
Mr. R. C. Percival has been repairing
his dwelling house.
0,
Tho.effort to raise WeMississippi at
tinue over Lord’s day and perhaps the
- _ sptmiSunday in Monmaiith^
followingweek.Let the people inthe fSu n t tie has not -been- sae oes sful - .aa.
Prof. W. E. Richardson left on last vicinity give these meetings encourage­ The pontoons instead of raising the ship
Saturday for Spangle, W. T.
ment by their presence. We need a at flood tide, are kept under water by
the immense weight,
We acknowledge a call from Mr. Mc- strong congregation in Independence.
The steamship Queen of the Pacific
Willis, of Collins, Alsea Bay.
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Murphy has tho thanks of
Flavel
for salvage at the time of her
the editor for some fine grapes.
The Foil trade baa begun by the
“Stranding. ~ The amount’ claimed'is not
Mr. Frank Bedwell, of North Yamhill, Farmers’ Mercantile Association, of
Monmouth opening out a well selected stated. The ship was valued at $550,-
made Monmouth a visit on Tuesday.
stock of Fall Goods, suited to the wants 000 and her cargo at $300,000.
Several fsem this place attended the of the people ; a full 1 i ue of B u cktagham
“The tolcgraplicableLetw66IT“ABturta
teachers’ meeting at Independence last & Hecht boots and shoes. In fact, our
-and Fori Canby- wasjmccesslallj laid
“ Saturday.
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and at bedrock prices. Come and see us. last Friday, and the first message was
The editor, Bro. Floyd, has been un­
transmitted to the Astorian.
able to be in the office this week on ac­
PACIFIC COAST.
Last week Albert Allen, living near
count of »ickness.----- — =—
There bang« upon a nail in the bar­ Dayton, met with a painful accident
Mr. J. Morrison and wife, also Mr. room of the Depot hotel in Albany a while harrowing. The sod being very
Henry Campbell, of Dallas, were in wooden stirrup with the following no- tough, he was standing on the harrow
town on Sunday.
tioe : “ This stirrup was made by Dan- to make the teeth cut through. When
Th™ powrkir never varies. A tnarvel purity,
Mrs. H. Guthrie, from near Dallas, iel Boone, of Kentucky, in 1796, brought making a turn he jumped off, which Htrengtn and wholesomeness, More economi
spent the first of the week with her sister, to Texas 1820, from Texas was brought caused the harrow to jump off the ground, cal than the ordinary kinds, and can not be sold
in competition wirfrthe multitude of low test,
overther Rocky mountains in 1836 to and'one oHEe ieeffi' strtick him onthe
^Irs. R. C. Tercival.
wnrdenwr““—““““““
Sold only in cans. R oyal B aking P owder C o .,
—Mtr-Gbas. Gould, conductor on the.. Pre895^” ..Presented by Colonel_Kel^ foot near the ancle, W8ing_gntirelx. •—
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Wall HK; New York.
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through it and pinning him fast. The
Narrow Gauge, has moved his family say.
Mr. Blick, the gunsmith at Lebanon, team dagged him four or five rods, the
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from Arlie to this place.
who had his limb taken off, caused by bolt still remaining in his foot. He
Mr. Gwinn and family, of Eola, moved
the premature discharge of a Winches­ finally stopped the horses, and with dif­ Would respectfully announce to the
to town this week for the purpose of
ter rifle, is in a very low condition from ficulty drew the pin from the wound.
citizens of Salem and vicinity, that
sending his children to school.
loss of blood occasioned by the rupture
they are constantly receiving
A son of Senator Slater, of Oregon,
Messrs. J. L. Murphy and R. M. of a small artery. Sunday night came
new goods consisting of ■
■----- Smith have gone to Alaea bay to spend near bleeding to death, fainting away is attending school at tLe Lae universi-
iy, Virginia.
a few days hunting and fishing.
Dry Groods,
twice. The last heard from him he was
From
the
M
of
October
to
the
10th
Mr. and Mrs. Callison, of Pleasant a little more comfortable.
4000 two-cent stamps were sold at the
Clothing, Hats,
Hill, made friends in Monmouth, a visit
There are ten suits for divorces com­ Pendleton Or., postoffice.
last week. They gave the H erald office menced in the Circuit Court for Octo­
At least a hundred families of immi- Caps, Boots & Shoes.
a pleasant call.
ber in Douglas county.
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grants are camped in the neighborhood
A djusting I nsurance .—Mr. Robert
Mr. E. A. Whitman, who has been at
of Walla Walla, looking for a place to
A FULL LINE OF
Puyallup for sometime paBt returned McCalley, associated with his father in
settle.
home on Saturday, to make a short visit the ownership of the Standard Milla,
The Baker county, Or., assessment FURNISHING GOODS AND
before going to Eastern Washington.
lately burned, at Walla Walla, is in list shows the gross value of the taxable
STAPLE GROCERIES BB
Portland
adjusting
the
matter
of
insur
­
While Mr. Hannum, from near Lewis­
property of the county to be'$2,154,470.
Which they are prepared to sell
ance.
While
the
mills
near
Walla
ville, was id town last Saturday, his
The indebtedness and exemptions
team became frightened and ran away. Walla will be able to meet the demand amount to $723,738, leaving the taxable At the Very Lowest Rates! j
Fortunately but little damage was done. for flour, the loss of the Standard will* property $1,430,732.
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The Astorian complains of a taidy
At the close of the regular Sunday- cause a pinch io the matter of feed,
All kinds of Farm Produce taken in
school lesson on last Sunday, some very there being just now an unusually great mail from Portland.
Exchange for Goods.
demand for these articles. Mr. Mc-
The up-country papers tell us that
appropriate and practical remarks upon
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hundreds of men are crowding into the
the lesson were made by Bro. Neal
self and father to rebuild the mill the new gold fields at Cmur d’Alene. The
You are cordially invited to call and
Cheetham, the State Evangelist.
coming season >
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Mrs. Wm. Mason, accompanied by her
It is reported that Mr. James Mo-
JOHNSON LUNN & CO.
granddaughter, Miss Maud Mason, from Naught, of Seattle, a few months ago, he lira keeps up much later there is go­
ing
to
be
a
big
deal
of
suffering
among
Cor. Griswold’s Block,
Puyallup, arrived at Monmouth a few bought 6400 acres, of land near Gray’s
the
miners.
There
is
no
joking
about
Commercial Street, Salem.
evenings ago, where they are at present harbor, at the Government price of $1,-
13-41
ly
visiting friends and relatives. They 50 per acre, and sold it a month after- the winter in the mountains, and a pair
will leave in a few days for Waistsburg, wrad for $33,700, clearing about $26,- of spurs and a cartridge belt are a poor
protection against inclement weather.
W. T.
000 by tho transaction.
The h<dc]>cwlant, at Hillsboro claims
If convenient, don’t neglect to attend
On Tuesday morning the second floor to have become tho recipient of the lar­
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF 4
chapel and witness the opening exercises of tbs Almota wharf gave way and pre­
gest cabbage ever raised in the Stato.
CONSTIPATION. 0
of t^e school. You will no doubt be cipitated about 100 tons of wheat on tho culled the anti monopoly.
No other <lit>caae is so prevalent in this ooun-
,rV M Oonstipation, and no remedy has ever •0
pleasantly entertained. Four weeks have lower floor into the river. An eye-wit­
equalled tho celebrated Kidney-Wort as a c
Says tho Benton Leader ; Tho latter
cere. Whatever the cause. however obstinate c
passed, yet students are constantly ar­ ness says that the break occurred from
part of last week a youugor brother of
u.
the oaao, this reinody will overcome it.
riving from different parts of the State. overtaxing the carrying capacity of the !
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THIS distreesinc ooas- >
the Warren boys, of the Summit, arriv­
plaint is very apt to be
What speaks better for a school, than a structure. Considerable merchandise
cornpllontcd with oonrtipation. Kidney-Wort
ed in Corvallis direct from England,
strengthens tho weakened parts and qulok.lv
full attendance ?
0 miros all kinds of riles even when phyuciaiw
was olso injured by the crash.
having boon only one mouth in making
inedlolnea have before ftdled.
C
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The prayer meeting, which meets on * The fire that is raging along tho this long journoy.
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have either
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PRICE >1. | USE r5ru‘CTlt« Se" *
Wednesday evening of each week, has Woodward road in the Bluo mountains
From a person who travels on the road
-„ again commenced, and all are requested renders travelling by that road oxtremo- considerably, says tho
we
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Absolutely Pure.
JOHNSON, LUNN & CO,
i KIDNEY-WORT
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