The Christian messenger. (Monmouth, Or.) 1870-1877, January 28, 1871, Image 2

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    The. Christian Messenger.
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Uy. without the additionof his visions or Tully express the character of tho above-
feelings, we would decline to iinnn rse drs-uumnt to any \^e fully posted in all
him. Let ns be understood.. JCsuch the fact»: and yet the brother who wrote, ‘
party believed with all the heart, upo)i~”an«l those w’lm have liepi grieved on ac- ■
the testimony given' in the gospel that jieount.of that ” festival,” are jiot witli-
MEW AUVEIITIHEM EXT»-
fact to u is, and we will at once resign
both positions, au«l let another be sclee-
ted, sotliut the cause we plead may .not
Ariwiigenients.are being initio f r tho re-puls
M. 1>. Ó W EM
suffer from our iuepmpeteucy, nor the lieathin’ «rTiil; OU> 44ti.Nraf*K ttMHHiwijai.fate
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piqier eejise to .-queu'd or tin- College gimung wity.tlipfo'st vyhimo.._
i di. id tlitp-r i if Bulk ('«liiutr, (»regoli.
W.. ten t tl,.> ' ■ T11« HarbiaW-r «Ul bo pmital iiL
Jesns js the Christ, w.e would'not refuse, out a xliow-of rv-uson on their, aide. '1’he - ' suffer ill rppufation.
Store, ^oom’ Corner, ttatim,- '—r--- f
• .jiiuLiT»nh of ’the 'iiine size a« that ui’the oiJydi-
UONM
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»-I-*7l.y
to "baptize slick party,-because lie might/ errin' "a» not so niucb in the festival, as ; brethren will regard. Cliristiatiity, the
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tioii-, so that ;ni?<- ing nninbeiK and volumes n.iay
18 KF¿LLIN(*—
11 toolniu-h importanco College «nd thflMEeoBNoEM, aa matters /iw ,unpiu*Lamlh ih <dd 4n<l new boau-1 to-
Jujve had ilream» and visions. Of these- it was in
Filler PRIMI UPL.KS.
tilings we should make n«» inquiry, ami ’ in the paper. As to the-entertainment, of genera) und paramount "interest, not get her, making one c< omplete Mid uniform set.
if the party should relate^(them, we ' it was in no resjiect diflbrent from those | h» be defeated by tl^‘ delinquency of J. Tlie work-will lx* fiUni’shixl only to aiilwcri-
Tlie work of. reformation is progress- : ahtujkl-beMevw -that(the delusion wmild I have been familiar with for the past
iiers. It will ixi issited in paipphlel form and
“is-
; any one man,bnt to be sustained against
mailed, or bound and delivered at the close of Garden Stirubbery & Grape Vines
g. not amijMgst tluf reformers, But by be dispelled by .the light of-the "truth. twen ty years. I'have, never known a
nny <»p*po-ing pri\att‘ intere..sLulj*ny.a!id J
reach vdiluniu, as may. bb preferred.
them upon Alic world. ^Tt i» not proper
We iu>w repeat that if one should do- literary institution where they were tint | all persons.
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* Terms, $2.(MiT jx i volume when mailed in pam­
t speak of the reformed cinir«;h or A Te;, Fma'ud baptism at-onr liands on The legit- tqhuatail in qolinection with the holi­
j
The entertainment- on New Year’s eve phlet form.
Wulling*,
M <
ng* «fc Millard’«
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formed church; for if we have aycom. j imaey.of a faith resting upon theso fan-, days* or the close of the sessions’.
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in cloth binding, w-*
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punterie«'
witR
w us a mm
matter
ver in wiiivu
which the College
_ had
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plishcd anything it is_, tlpit we have
in
sijlfcstantiaì
feather
vies, which lire, in many churches, re-
But yon will »ay to me that the popu­ ‘ m> interest,'anti for which\it is niff* re-; “_?!!£_ *
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AT NURSERY KATES,
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built on tli.i Xouiftlution of apostles and 1 garehaLuasHfli<-ient, -we would jwisttiveTy
at “
larity pf -the custom is no -argument to i spon'sible, except that it Permitted the
The publication oi.Vuhlnie 1-will I login, as- And ia ready to tilfonki H at short notice,
prophits'. Jesus Christ being the chief refusa. Tir«1 .'«^nt of- faith is more
establish its jitility .or its innocent cliar- cliapql to be used.
soon as li ixi subseribers are obtained. Tlie
lfitf
corner stone. VAtevifry Christian should ' strongly indicated in. the |u-objitionnry
Wliih) w’e have been Accustomed to numbers
a«'rer: Granted ; yet the, custom itself !
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i»»H»te*<l weekly. '.*
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be a reformer, laboring to ib1 w ta b l iali SVSl nrCEan any ofli«”r Eiiovi-n*to roe.
O1JO. IUXIKEB.
W. ÿ.rHOHEBT».
can be dfefend'ed on sound priueiplesliif these literant exercises I wherever we
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on this sure foundation all who lovp Gpd. ’■ vTo go in on trial! What dia-s this
iTtluiiigliffiil. riil«?
a)>Iu brethren,
who without
without ex-
brethren, who
ex­
moral science. We do not mean that ! have taught,,and tve believe, from our ber <>rtli<iiigliffiil.
BOOKER
&
ROBERTS.
and his Christ ’To secure this desire­ ; Ynean ? To prove the lord ? It ts writ­
ception npprove and tiiicoiirage tlie undertaking
theatrical enterbiintiients cun b.-defeiulL ; experience, that they are both innocent.
! and express a-strong desire to have T» ik fi.iii- Auction and Commission Dealers*
able end. imuiyt questions must be agita- ten, "'fhett-shnlt not put the Lord Hiy
and
lien«
tieial
to
students
in
indR
ways
ed.. There was.notlHirg theatrical aliont !
,
- ! BÌNOKU, the greatest ami ( At work of its poi-rles.^
■( ted. discussed ami settled. Amongst I God to the proóf.” Tp-tty |he church?
it ; wliat iv^pi
w. styled a dram^
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* in-tho - prcç ’ than" ‘ correct delivery, grace of motion, authtlr, midtlpltel and handed down among tlie
HELENA,
MONTANA,
</ thre»-qwes;ioi:«, the pirpo-. or design ■ Thìsj-hallengé» Hie wisdom of God «ho
In King A Gillette’» Block, Main Street,
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gramme was .......
nothing
than,
memory, , ’' «‘to., . vet if
-e---r. “ more
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—R — a parlor i training
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j the j imp.
■ r.te.al K Inaiatine < f tlw (’linrrh.
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of bwpu-m iij. ."most, i^ipoitalU. It iS
made it for man. To try'hiiuse’f? This " fharaile. Indeed, thv*Vvho]e offending j voice of tlie friends of education in Ór-
Every library, evi ri minister of the gos]»4,
iTZ* Particular attention given to commiiwioù
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-strange that-tb. re shonhj evcr-hiivei>een argues want rtficontidonce, that th«1 Lord
a -11«’1 !• ’iI.
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• 4 tl r l'.ibh- mid ’even family • :i!«.s. Sf-
was' i<i that progranoue. If- the: Same , eguu is against them, wd will «liststnl •
a question on this jHiiui. since.-live scrip­ . will give grace equal to cv«_1?y emergen­
should have it. amtlq sulweribihg for a volume
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tilings hiul been doni? with’ii simple an- "them altogether, and siimi even the up- n| „*tln,,. alm- lost every , )w-van st).lr*l it. Quite
J> VVID ROIIKER
ttire states in positive terms that it is for cy, . Wliat a ciiubasLbetwCT-n that soft
\V4»n.ifjXF()liM Hlb FRIENDS AND
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nouneement that suj-li festival had eoinfeTpearnnce <>f evil. ,,,
! auuiubef hav«
a
number
have
alreiuly
sutMcrilied.
"tile r.-m
>11 : -q. ’ami that it.»was, ami prudent system of probation, ahd
▼ ▼ t -• j ul ib that In in .-.till-at the Old Stand
off. tlx-ro would liàvé Ipèèu hOKiffensd t<> * .
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1871
and
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hummer
in
hand.
l»ellows
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by PPl’er,' lau.iied as
Fof twee condi­
. UhìMAÌiPì 1'OK FìlEAfcHEKSj.
tin» strong language of Jesus, “Except s any. Tx>t ns,nnil«-rstntnl, then that the. •
roaring, ready to do all
1 hf Tin: lixRiiiseti.il w ill l<e loaiL'd to fliedanie putting , and tire*
tions upon- which the gift of the holy man-hate his father and mqtlier * * *’i
;ulilrb-> for y.I.-.n. To tlio-c subacribiiiy, b< f<» <■ Kind« <d‘ work m ® in his line — o«|Mx ially
entertnfninent
wits,/in
fact,
not
a
"thi-.it-
'innfrijr.'
tnend-
WF
ing,
and sbarjicning plow«
.spirit was tA 1 »-'Received,•
From almost every part of tlie State) tlJV lst-ot.Taimary, tli.c V! nthly will lie sent from
life
also,
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not be
irudiiig-anfl repairing wagons, shoeing nvraea,
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- own
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-- Vrq I rical,” bui simpjv an entertirinment o—«7
Thai, tile "repeq^: and l>er baptized” of disciple ?” No”«telava nor eomUromisaaL - given by the citTzrns, iff’whn-Ti jJi^Ktil- ,
anti whatever else can be done In iron or steel.
k^n.Jon j l-rritory,letters lire . Octolier cviheiud of tho year Uuu of.cha»‘gc.
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—Smrd iikSyiTr - titwripSuiw. at ‘-nice.—1 remit-
irfForsifsrlE Ur _ a tb b?~ construed
Teria«. po.ltiyFly* Ciuh or Produce.
. teq^-If--we- Mirmld -prefer w ehorri1fltrntete-d- ~ Tit.hiiy^w-rciscs. "I.,] [ comitig itl.twllfng^ forpreailieis. Tlie!
tai.ee« should l>e maik/ ftv Expi cbs , checks or
. ■ rrethei- as co' <litioii-»,prei-' deiit to both • against the so.cuned‘evafigelieal clrni’ch-
: Macedonian’exy for help comps up from 1
f-give agreeable variety.
i^!4-t»Di»*e--drders< payable ill Iluiitsville,* Ala-
remission vf sins and "gift of the holy v>. it >V. iiM.b. -f.u- th., want uf tliut pure • °.’T<.'nmb-i-»««»«! the imitti-i-'fun
.]l • ail qrtnrteis. ft, fs.tinidly possible for l. lurffiarx.
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MÜNM0TTH ADVEinlHEMEMTS.
-spi..t, is
.■l.-,,r Htid *Letts,mal-’:'-'".s t‘-e Abr-.iliatnic. f.yitlv whi.-h "believ«-»! (bnl
j us fo.answer. all thesf letters directly —; Wdre-'M all conimuiii a i-ns fo
k
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be iniportant t¿¡. advert to tho former
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I\.f ICltlV .. t•• .nil. _. that- it V uii-ee .nub it was .vonuti-.l .Ur hinj^. fur right­ history of ^lonmoirth, 'when .¡lancing” This general method of stating tlie facts
j-
MountaiuTIome» .M ’’
. a, knowK’.l'g? of the lin t ill the. case to eousness”—that faitli resting alotfe bu
willr^wf ■ trust, bo satisfactory. Dur ’
x '■> <
Abibanja.
was highly «»teoni.ed ns an innoj-ent
■KVrHHMK£' V ■.rr.TO 'JUantomMHOi
iiiiderstiiiid how ' it was çv’er made to the testimonies of tirp gospel wliicli ’
duties in the ,College and to the paper •
amùseftieut, and Christmas .week was
,.u au la . aus«- ci hi conseq uence uf re-, tliak.- 11S ktiow that ^wjilitsot-ve-i ive ask |
occupy all our time through the w/-ek.
lost in publiç-estimation unless every
iiiiç-’i u., ’Ill .th- fust pixy , the jdea we receive of him -Aurbw-» we keep his
fill Saturday and-Hunday^We are engaged
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other njght. at least, was s¡>ent in 'dain--
prevnilcl «o. .stroll:
preacjAjng. It -is not possible for. ns.
; ebmfii
VU1U_ .imlineiits. juiil do. those things
jtig- The Church put ‘a stop to tjiis > ttiSr. bnr, to go’ out atld :ni?et_aiiy of - 3OOkS 3 H.Cl
I
T3CtS
MON MOCT1 I,
•oiy of thé ■ cliurfrL;
_
[ was fcq*
are pJemuug in his sight.” ( ' r
Umnsejneni, because it was detrimental.;
lie l'i lÚ*. ie'.!.’’.! :'¡U.«. fb.U V+U+TTl
We know of nopreaoh- < ~~"".*
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If then tfT teach and
a^uiuch Alike to health and' morals. '•Y-mf.AX'dvmiimls.
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’■ Youth I
OF JHE (’HKlfeXlAN OWlIER.
Cil their lia|.iti-iu
luitjj-sl late perio-l i*
i 1 faith-, and that on better tostimany, and
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I ing brethren /Who«e time van be 6m-1
r^ollt co., Oregon.
,
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7 J
- life. ho;?Jb by bifpnsni to.-wirriTTrfl their - atid¿uuífh repentance as -ini ¡u’-o'plè will lie ont,” and lire church member»
A
j lu.
ployed apart i’loiii their prenentfiPT®? ¡If“
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knowing this, wisely determined Jo fnr
\\ before th-alh, ili
- tlie land, tiljall tee,
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- bceaiiae
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labor. Tlie f.n-t i«, the demand is timi-li
.wc pnt nisli such Entertainment as wl
votild
__ be
,
, ' ,
.I.W.S'; ITI r.
that tliev niiktif jip[>eàr' ih lite-
'.buptis.-n veliere thè Libie puts it, and de- I both innocimt and healthful to-bo<l.v greater than tin- supply ; lienee the lin-
rpITE LOCATION OF'.TH^COLLEGE IS
presence ¡ th rifinii bv 'tact uf liap^Ujir.
portanee
of
nn
effort
to
eilncate
j
oung
H
YRmsBtJlIG
empnd for it thè respèet due tua positivi.- Ad mind, —'they insuglinited n festival,
: OREGON’, I "
vuii ul, accessible, mid beautiful. , -
fli'Ti-’c lïf
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"Tlfe j /acTi
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iustitjlthin of tlig Lord, Tu- reprimetesi and all, old and yoffttg,’ eatne together II./'I ind po p.il >.' tlielll for till- Wel k.
The ruffing prairie oh which it is situated is’’
that in their cs-
kibliAh tN‘ »•(HicItiHion.
c
.Fl: »M I H< >>J. DJ
brethren, pn-aeliers Aill not spring. JjLOMl 1TB
xvttli tti. hard sayrngs r>f tifoso who are aban . .liT' liour oñ «'lirist.un- eve amt .
bmtndcd by muter, 1 .ordered with a serrated
iy in,
tin
thvi »• w ak n ■ uthqr huv of
in a night from the soil, ^l--!
i _s>¿s ■ I any
Kind
timi
can
i-laaine-f
'.'ill I. I
fring»* «4 t<4W<-npg firs, marking Jhe-course of
«11
kiiul
tluit
van lie
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mined -.'ill
either too lunch ' prejndictjd t<> team or enjoved tie feast prepared for the oeca- I ; like musliroqns,
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fornished.i: living rates, on *!n<i t uuti -i. ■
don tiran diapti.sinr
. •
the Liickimute, four nnlos south : the Wil­
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,, . , , ■ If von
would meet the demand, . ypu ■' mrnishi-dsit
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are uiiuilliii:- t •’> nnderstund that «e are sion. anil
spent the time to 11 or.Fi
. Address,
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•I. M,SMITH,
iam« ’>• , '
mil« -v - a.-t. ami "tlie"Ijg-nMileT-ffvi-
. hi« e’- or, u<» doubt, gax<- the iir>t itn-
llarrisl tirg. Oregon.
Jan. “R. Ifitf ' ,
noi teaehing u “’watiy salviifion” nor ’ o’clock in a social w.-iv, with such Jit- r- I must select compefept and Wort1iy"young
miles north ; while*the oak hills, with tlwir denso
^Fis.-in
sih-.iliri itioii. Bit it"
j
men,
and
send
them
to
college
until
they
rmy olia )- li‘-r>‘sy 1 bnt ■ t-l.at on all th<
■ ary. musieaj and other entertaiuiiieni as - are tducatid, ami then support Ihenl ' '
I foliage, risjb,-one above another, in «»leniia
SHEftlFF’S.
not until t’.ie action uf baptisai had
j-i-aìi etiTi: «pieslions <>f. nrth>.d< -xy, -i they had prepared.' Tlint they might
grami»»nr, t^th<» iqhìi « range. ìufuU view, twenty
íz ■.
' 1, Hid ’.nc -jicionsi .
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until tliev become efficient Sjieakers.
|>Y VIKTl'E'OF’A.N F.XK i VTION TO Mb . mjlcs oi-i.int. The Ca>x\vle range, Vs», rL'JÌJlgT.
ï —•Tro are as ortutnlox .is tlm most orthodox.
combine
e»/w </«/erpthey male a I . I,
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fazuuii
.mil
of
thB-evr.mt
tamnJfor
tha
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fium the va lhi y. R i ' tlT e easir *ReUhes away for
rrTtié a<1j 'iTiiTT
- slli+lU- H’llft + ll-l-H-e fee-, with til’. preeetSjs - ‘ ILi?_v/1 H o • p rr t jrthr Lord tu sei
r*jn of r -rte'»tipvinthr îffp'.
*1lt^*-^!
that*
D. |S71, in ' c-'htj- "rune ho-ulitsl ‘luiles 0i the sm»W-clad i~
borers into his vinysTvl, as it is well to 1 h rm ’tbcrcif. liciti in Jaminiy.
j of which ^hev ptircliased. in i860, a fine
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:'«. ■'»!• <>f J. B. V. Butler anti
lteul^u ■ ’.iiiii .
of u «.'ijiuLtiiinto {;iixluTTv.us "
.4 M -uht-’ H<»-»d. Jefferson,-find Ukj
i
* Ei>: M ksslsgeh : In yrnir issue of T»e- lw-11 for tile use of the College, and ill | priiy* for our daily bread, but in both l»<»ty'and Samir J. Dory,—f**r t! < 'muof uh »
Thr<-c-.Sisters' - a.11 in fair view from Um Col­
w holly'rrpihliat ’dj
tlr<»u«nh<i two hiHid-T'ei-ba-Hd-^rfi >:>.• - \.<1>-ìlàf« an»i
eases
it
i-
our
duty
to
put
fflrtli
our
own
i-eni1«-'r 31st, n notici with the-above 1x71' they seated the College cjuqa-l^and
fifteen »ent« S2.236 ’15-100), j.iii^iheht. anti lege premises. _
r¡u* Bqrti*ts.*tv>í\’Ti•• yarding it mere*.
efforts, and employ the mean's God has
rij-iitf <1-4I hi > andnlnrt.v -. \<--u runt- (iM* i, Th« A>»fty range, iiuinediatelv «e&i,
tiicw
lio-v we lime on'hAnd, i. tlie proceeds of I put into qur hands to secure the result Ptii^
Ly .; •» an ini?te TT7"’’‘ri'HlTiwrtrrte' t.lie dTte >r caption appears, wliitth lias caused coji
37-1V)) corts, with co > t <>f tiii' '.iS anil cxórn-
- siiterabte surprise, to jic ”and to many u'nf late festival, .?!21, in the hánda of ¡
tù»u, I bavtx levied-inftui and ft¡11 }*r.■<•<*■4 t*> ~<ax- 'Ca-t^eeze, and gives, in this k^ality, only a»
tile (Jii. ifctt niiist 1iavv • the sins
HjtgHireib —sklT-Well-alij! t'enSo iiibiy might. ■ i oo- yttiF^rrtc',
ts:
at piibihriiuiHuii. -nl uru i ri »1 ctjv ‘--gentle wunTTrom fhe north m igHUh. With.#-,
*tbe trñst’i-e», to purchase ap]>aratnK
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tlæ partv is in condi- ‘
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coiiyt-h*-;i>h dciir. in -bid < <i|tw <>n the 25tL geimd and bracing climate., a fertileaoR, a popu-
seems-to have bjjen held i»4he College the College.
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' ■ we expect irrich harvest and -.bundance day <d February, A.J). 1X71, U t'.vT?*1! the hours
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¡t'tmí » 1 il 11 11 the
>»■ I proceedings
i»«.. ■ • .« »< 1 1 «4» j i of
. f » if
h n aj'qieiii-
1 >» u->u i- f Now, as-to the Cojh-ge Chapel being j of bread, nt the e.ud of Summer, without • 4 jane.»; rb'i'k. a. nj.. and f* ' ' < b ck. p. in.. ||ati'<ir distinguisbcd tet—DTite-uy and moral;
hiin-l
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ni l ■:'J.L h ¡ Hiaj tin* Bi 4e tencLe*
■ f -said day, all tlie right, title a 1 inn-rest of the ’worth and renamed Riiiii’in« ili vers ions and.
cure or labor on our pint, aff to said
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....... Safa 11 J. Doty in and* to tlie f(»l-
tp me to have been of a les«'-ription to­
Reul *en and
‘ deiJicateil.ti> the M<«it llígh.'-^ne have
I temptation« of a city—tba aurtwilRliiig» arv-alli. .
jtest as clearly
d-ritrtejy that bap-
’knv.dncni
. t
r
.
hone
thatlho
Loin
will
sei,.;
liiboi/.;
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pr.;<i
r ; wit; T<avrt ; UMjrit favorable for health, virtue, and proficiency *
tally x,t variance with' thé ain retl charac­ yet to luiirts that snap .dedication has j
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auiuU-e
Ptits
»iHHibrr
<>n<- and | cigno
i., a •condition pieCt’dmt to tlie par<
ter of that edifice* -.‘Jeasüug/’ M-ciilat : ever been iHrtfle.
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o..„„l 1 j in cvtuu^WJWfi tment of study.
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-tltm «f sins, $s t ifft -íiU^ror TOfwntffiice •
i own L<>t pumter one, in bioci ntiuil>c*Mwrlve, ■
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Tl e Collage- i« Hinder the care of a Board
lire and seif nee;
i» ^iicli. Conilitjo-i. Wte' ^o liteyf-- irn<ler- innxic and a ' priz<p drama," or, in plain i it is dedicated to li
4 with dwelling hotlsu situated theieoli. rituftted
rustces. who will spare no pau>s to make it 1 ’V
God lias giveiTus sons who Iinvo heads
ifttim ''.no-f'l
. F< rib i.illJ; '
I'-.’ 4 Ore
English, ii'. -the.itrienl pi-rEiirmancc,” all ..... I
t'llt
I
erv
y^l
p.ise
fe.
’
whj.
b
''i.tu-i ritlfer/»f lit
a-ran,-;<> pi' par-
gon. togc-ther'ftdth tbetouement lidn ditainent«
’
ip u building jledicute<T-t«> th«1 st rvie«- of v.e W; edit <hi41hi'istufcs tjvé. The citi­ und hearts able and willing’ to enter up­ ; h; ; -ii, 1 nitenàncfiH ¡hereunto In longing. ’<> sit- EQ< A). T(t THE DEMANDS GF THE AGE
d ’ri, certain 1 y in jjo rúense a meritorious
The
h U h :
..ijH u-nt, eite
. Ms ..‘•■•ll.
th«- M-"t. H’igli ! \N -nrlv a coin;, hi of zens cnm<.‘ together, according to their on, this great work. Me has*also blessed ' .
evuse.. • Lyt no -one ask which is the
Turin* of riale, cash in hand, lii U. S. g*»Jd ■ ergctic, and devoted to the Cailfie of* Education..
yonr-papt-r isdN»^/.1 tijjf laudatory ac­ custom, with their viaiidt toienjoy the us w ith abundance of ‘means to educate-
c»iu>.
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The announceni^kfor the Station of 187^-71^’
iirtant. condition. . We shall not
-and qualify them for the high uudJwly
Janiurv 19,’A. D. 1871.
count. of their jjerformarq-es, ntul tlie ' social reunion to wliicli they luid lo«
t is as follows : -
The suiiir authority
s. T.' : "¿¡H
whpl«-. clinclndoa with an exhibit qf the ti.r W' l'ks previous as a time of relaie dntie^rc,q'uited of the ministry. Will
SlierilT. of Folk coi
’ ■ on.
isitive cilniruand requires faith,
c
dollars nn«l «-«•lit-- realized,'and-an an- tion.froiii busiiu’ss^and of- innocent jay. we. wisely and pruiletrtly employ these
ipaully’ I)osiii\e comriiand re-
means
for
thd
tfxeomplishment
of
these
Summons..
»ent-.in>?elin(l briptism. Iiow* then i-t-Hini enient-<>f a similar entevtainment ri'.y reqib--: ajii' student- prepáre 1 a <'i/-
TAT?; OF OREGON. POI.K < (:IT.TY7.-ss.
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Win) ^■nt^:rtaia^ñl•>^t, to.ull’qrd variety for ends ? -Ton are p-iuly to say " We can­
al a distlirBo.i in thfe relutiye in the"xl7m»-//Z-/' .*’?
In the County Court of and lor said county.
not wait for tljeae/’ Wfiat better can
’ In thé.sàlug.papeii- w ail nrficle com ■ thé ocoasion,
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co of tht*« positi'.e iustitRtion»
For the Session of
you do, seeing thy re are none’to meet W. O'. PICKETT1’. Plaintiff, v«. J. F.XQWEN,
i4m;ÿdiTig4iighly those friends of religion
Novi-
for
’
the
nature
of
this
entertain
­
tel' n*»n.c laade lit tlie lh ing
. ' Dtfeiidant. •
amfe «,-<^ly,-riti«7ir'Wlio. contributed to tin*
the ateve nanted-defendant In the name
ment. There wefe three
"i'll- the present’demand,? We had better go
Si
‘ ?1'¿i lute- -b¿‘¿‘h ^Í¿*4*t d,;
of the State of Oregon you are hereby command­
, «-rectiojr oLChristian College. Now, sir,
prepared by studentsr—( (cad them to wbfk in earnest and provide, ip a few ed to appear and answer to a c- m:-baii.it- tiled
in his in.iiiit«*-A hj L ioih .an i goodness,
years,
the
requisite
supply,
ti)gn
to.wait
agjtinst \o<i in the above entitled .'».«•fnai, w^fin
do von suppose that any of these sub­ in Nos. 14 .• 15 and 1<!J- five, essays, ffivto
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those years without effort.~*and find that tew da\' from the date of the «. rvire òrthìs
scribers
ui-i'ut
all
interesteil
ill
tin-
cnl-
tableaux,
four
piece
s
of
vocal
lun-ie,
u Ht1 J.x-ft ¡U li »-* • J1Ü1
in a n d to uld stlp •-
I siiniiiiimh iiii.Hi ion. it -i-i”. ed wit la u : .i- eohjTW^
tii ation of-h'"',.
in ■ nt : No doubt th«' ( and owe elnir<i<le, prepart-d by one of the i we are no better offthenthan We now are. and within twenty'Hays 'if served in any "other
. orate tilt-in, f»'.e‘ i'.om auothe or either
county of this State : or if served by i>ublication,
“ Irish Yankee ” was amaHtérpiece. arid students for the ocçastbîi.
With the’ : Five dollars ]>ei; week will board, alothe then on or before the first day of the term next
from reinissioi'. If we were to teach
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i ii-uing^Tlie -Hijdeti<> ii q.f nix week-’’ ¡-ill ìicatiotl
-andTurnish
books
far
a
young
man
to
Monmouth will rank with Stratford- ; “Irish Yankee” we had'.nothirig fo ilo.
tint ImptUin is the only #c«>ndition of
therèòf, to-'wit : oU or I »efore the’ 4th day of T11HE FIFTH ,S Is ,ION OF CHRLSTIAW'
■ College will open ou ills first X outlay (5i|r
.upon-Avon, but still many people arc f 'Now, we presume to sayVthat if “ An attend college. A dozen sisters in almost March, A. D. 1X71. And you will take, notice
pardon, the slung aiid slander so freely
i old»fashioned
ol«l-f»shione<l e euyiiglx to beiievfe that all j Old Subscriber" had been present at any chureh eould raise this amount from tljat, if you fail so to answer^ the Plaintiff, for day) of September, 1870, and cloao on Wednea-
hurled at us <•»( *• the wáter^routo to ,hrav
want thereof, will take judgment against you in dav before tlie third Sutiihiy in Jane. 1871.
1 theatrjt^al performances arc un*criptaral' j this same festival, he would have An- chickens and eggs, or otiier available
*'f Thirty four 41ollat«, U. S. goti I win,
ven, bapti^nid rugerit‘ration etc, wouTd
with inlerest on ¿lie same at twelve nor cent, per
The Session will coneiatof two terms of twetur
means,
with
but
little
effort,
Systemat
­
have some show of truth. Indeed if and that then- tendency is to demoralize i joyed the literature, scienceand music,
annum (null the 2d day of March, A. D. 1859, to week» eeeh.switli an intermediate euminati. u;
ic and Combined effort will accomplish the time of taking judgment, besides costs and
the mindicof the spectators.' .
i And that lie w-oukl not have been shcg-k-
we were UrTeach that faith and baptism
and renewing of the classes at the end of IK
a number at (lÌsbùrsenuntHof this action. ‘
The actors' in this drama were, we pre­ j ed evetp with the “ drama,” when lie wonders. We coip.l-
JO1JLN' J. DALYr Plaintiff's AtP*.
nrat term.
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are“surtl<dent, we should be al most "us
1'atcd, January 17, KI.
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sume, students of tlie College,both male ’ learned that the mosl striking theatrical churches which- ought to adojit some
nn/'easpiKflilt*
those who4 teach ‘.‘faith
associati vl effort and plhco a yoirtlg man
and female. Now this’apjieirts to in«- to
STATE OF OREGON, b.
feature about it wax its name..
aloii' .” If we bojghi repentance itfid
in college at once, and keep him there,
P olk C oumhl
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be
highly
reprehensible.
Young
persons
biplisiQ witliout^Iaith, would, not the!
Tuition per Term:
Lçt not the friends of Christian Col­ A church of eighty or one hundred
Tt is ordered that service in this cause be made
l»v publication of a summons in the C hli >. tiax
•?ortliod-»x” cliitgi? us *with folly and are sent to Monnionth to receive a moral lege be al a limed'lest we send offr preacli-
Primary
Dejiartment— Orthography,
; members rs-callrng. for a preacher, ’and M easing eh (a weekly newsj>afM*r) orice a week
and religions education, and theatrical
justly? ()f“how ntrich moje folly 'is he
Ifeatling boric«, Practical Arith­
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eriMrom behind the'‘ glare of the foat- j complaining that'TIiey have not been -for six successive w\*eks.
have always lieen con-
J. IL MYER8, County .bulge,
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* guilty, wlia tdaidies faith and .répentaiiee aniusi-ments
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Tighui." We have bail nothing of the . aide to have a spenkurilar years. Why
January 21, A*. D. 1871.
iihwfi
demm <1 by th«- religious of every sect
as the only conditions ? *
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Preparatory DepartinenC — Algebra,
kind.T^ir shall., we be wanting in our 1 do they not commence at once to edu­
- Final Settlement.
m .. — Gof-rhtgy, Botany, Zoology, A«tronr
Th<t important point for. ú sinner to , or denomination. I)«i you imagine that efforts to guard with-jealous care and
cate men to fill the position? If they
j the glare of the footlights is a fit begin­
omy, English Uoinporiition, Isatin
N THE COUNTY COURT OF POLK CO Y,
settle is, whether God Ras 'commanded
preserve*as-a sacred trust that " modest remain supinely indifferent to the ne-
and GyLik Grammar« and Head-
Or'egén, ¿.state of A noi ^ w J. TfloM.nx» dee d.
faith, reiMfiibinee and baptism* ’Tf he ning for the career of a young man «Ins­ timidity which is a woman’s brightest
^ c I hjuc I j , Administrator of saiil estate,
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! cessity and duty pressing upon them,
/
tilled.
|H>r]nips,
by
his
fund
parents,
t«X
1
ns
aecaunt
in
wud
court,
praying
a
has, let him not stop to learn whi li^js
ornament." We have not heretofore/ ; they will be in no better condition ten final
VpUegubttf Department—Full College
<
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f
dio
name,
therefore
notice
is
tfiv more important of any two of tliehi', : ■ preach the. gospel ? Should a fair, and
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hereby given t\idl persons interested ut slid ed­
nor shall we in tho future, -request er ¡-^tmrstrrcome’than they are now.
Tuition strictly in advance,‘ja follwa j .
innocent girl be exposed to the danger
ition will be heard «od dee "
or more imp ifty-iit of all,
pr-rinit any young lady in college to 0c7
For
ten»weeks,
or
halt
term,
must
be
imiil
Christian College, siftmld be so en-. ¡ernunod àt the Court mise, in Dalliw, on i'iie.«i- entering the School, and like payment** |<> on
. hit. h »li n to «J .-y all tiiése coin . of lo4ing that jnodes’t timidity, which ix ’Vup.v a position that wofild cafise a b|ush
da\, the 7th dip of
A. D, 1871. ■■■ -—
dowed
as fo enable tile trustees to .offer
idad/! at the comniuiic^ment 5f each halt term
J. 11 ,YEH, County Judge.
nmnds, offering to God a faith nnfeign- j 1 'woman’s brightest ornament.
to mantle the cheek of modeaty.
January
21,
1871.
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, ► i to the cldRc of the «oHHion.
the
tuition
freely^Ao
every
yortng
man
It is of nw'uso’to bring f«trwar«l ax a.
Board can lie hack in private families* t from
o<l,' a fejX'Utance unto life, and a baptism !
We repeat, that our offending was in preparing for the ministry ; and this we
$2,50 to 3,50 per week.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
which shall be in the fullest mcuHuro justification the old, tinly-worn argii- the paper, which gave too high a color­
hope we wilT be able to do in, a few years.
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“baptized into J. »ns Chri»t ' * bap ¡ nu-ntx in favor of such exhibitions—liow, ing to the w hole matter. We are ph ased
With the increase -of populatloh, both l^fQTIGE id hereby given that I’have l»eeri
they imprtirn the delivery, cultivate
tized into his <1 ath," ‘ burieil with him I i
aPP“ipt<Ml bv die Cwnnty Court
1'wlk Instructions on Piano Forte
to.see that the brethren aro noHtgiiffer-'T’tíi!
the demand for edncatiojLand the means i county,,Gregor, AclaniniMtrator of the e«tatoof
| the memory, maHe the bddy gra«-»-fnl,”
by bnptisia” into death* that like as !
y a competent teacher . ILHMK
ent to the repntatioñ of Chririánn Col
KinieoU Page, (tec&ugecl, late of «aid county. *AIT
to
endow
the
College
Will,become
more
I
lhxkM »nable.
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Cfirist va» raised up from ' tl¡e- dead by etc. Facts api stubborn things, ami the lege.' Let them watch w-ithgial-inscare
peraon»*'indebtedto «aid estate are»required to
abundant . And with twe spread of-tlie make immediate payment to me, at my fv«i-
the glory of the Father, even so we aloo. coiirseryoti l|ave a«*opted in your late everything that affects . ilk character a» ¡
gospel will be pr.^wir-d the spirit of dehce. in Independence, P«»Ik county, Oregon ;
ami all penH»11* having claim* a^ainat the < state
ehonld. Walk in lw-wuess of life,” Be, issue» i» calculate«! to injure the cause an-institution Of learning, and h-t them
.4..? ALÄO..
liberality, and the pdrpose to a<-eom. mpat prwent them co me, with the proper
you
advocate.,
to
ditninish
tho
circnlic.
cause we cuntend earnestly for liaptem
’éter manifest the same nervous anxiety J plisli.by adeqnnie means, results worthy voucher«, within «ix months, or they will Ixrior-
Wax-worlu Leather-work,
e ver bar rod.
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as a condition in its proper place, jt lion of your paper,'and materially to _ inatijf edited .in the above communication. !
j. PAGE, Aclxn r. —
of an enlightened Christian people.
“T~ANT>............
does not follow that, we attach the less lessen the popularity of the -Coll.ege over and we shall build it up and preserve it ■
Independence, Polk county, Oregon,
January 13. 1MD. .. .
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Importance' tofuith. We would posi­ ^hicli you pTWside.
W ateiihoi s B’ s I nk .¿-Dr.Waterhouse,
pure.
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All
Kinds
I write with no ill f«-elingtowards yon,
tively refuse to immerse many persons-
We would call special attention to ¡ of Monmouth, placed on our tablij abot- j
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
for want of faith, who.are- reeeiyed -into bnt rather with the intention o.f calling one error into which the writer has fall­ tie of very,superior ink, which he man-
the “orthodox” cjiur-liee. if p. party yotir attention to what appear» a great en.. He intimates that the suc«-ess <J I ufai-tfft free. It >« a rich purple when Hint
otice ih hereby given that the
undersigned has lNK*njippointed adminis­
sb(>it|d~ «‘orne to us with a dream or a error oi^yonr part. Such, at least, is tlie entine we plead, tlie circulation of ¡ use<W Imt eoon becomcMt quite blacky—
trator of tf.»* estate of J ohn R. F rederick , latu
the
opinion
of.'many
with
-
w + iwhi ’ Tliave
vision, all’ impression or 'a "feeling”
of
Polk
<’buntv,Oregon, deceased.
thw-paparand the prosperity of fhe Cól- The fluidity is perfect, leaving no s<4ib
conversed, and of
:..
All iiersons Laving claims Against said < ^tato*
that his sins’ were pardoned, w® woujd
logeMe[X-ti(1
upon
uS,
and
the
p.isitions
meat
in
the
bottpm,
and
it
Hows
freeTy
. A n tint. S ihixcruieb .
arc hereby re»jiiii4jd to pnwent tls'in to rw .
reipiest him tg turn to the testimony of
we may 'choose to maintaiii. - Tins is an : from„the pen. , Students and oth«>u« de­ verified, at my residence -near Eola, lkdk C'uuu-
Laup county, Jan.r 17th.-
tv-<)rfiffnri* within six nioiitlyt from thn date
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prophet;«
. amM¿JMM‘<MMÍ'WHless he
errom ons view. When we fail to edit J siring a goiaj article-of writing fluid, hero«*Can<l all jsirsons indebted te «aid estate
By » lady who . ihorougbly tinder-
are
reqniT&d“to make immediate iwiyUient to run. |
the paper or rriq^age tho Crillfegfe aright .»ill.secure it at moderate cost by call-
n -ll«l’6.l11'1 m’l,--niz’’
tllt! “lltl“-r ■L1“1- '' -
THOMAS FEARO*.
» bianda thia department of a genteel odncalioii.
j finisbeiof the failli, unún their teatimo-.-l
“ Much itelo about noth inte ■" would -, let the trustons- merely intimate Ilia
tig oTi Dr. Waterhouse, Majn street.
Eoh-
Dec.
Mb.
I87u.
Mon mini tn, October Mth, ÏH7ft
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