TWICE A WEEK GUARD. MONDAY, DEC 6. 1910
ISRAEL’S NEW COVENANT
NOW TO BE ESTABLISHED
JEIIYINSIDE Of
INSTEAD OF 14
So Declares Pastor hussell In
Remarkable Sermon.
nal life. Tear after year, century uftef
century, they failed, and illHCourage
ment took tin* plm »* of hop*' God
ti'iii'lilng them n groat lesson re«|
ing tlie uc«'«l of '«»'»’ *«"</» • •
those of bulls and of gouts, mid
tea. liiug lh.ni Hui« 'Her«* Is m> •'
memis of Just Itiention in III* s'
Th*') got blessings mid 'I' Illi' •
nant i ' i I i I i hi ii'iml bb'ssim
I"11
til*' blessing li*ipe*l for. Uot ll/t
llenei* II»') were not In u |>oslt|o
Ixsomo, ii« tlie) had liop*d. a na
tkmal Mi'sslah. a iinlloual Heisl of
Abraham, for the bli'sslng of all tile
lint Ions.
(I ih I gave them kings for n tin»', but
these were unable to accompllall the
groat thing« ho|H*d for. But th*' prom
I»» of a |H*rsonal Messi. Ii !i wus made,
and that he should I«' of the llmugo of
David, a gnat King, fur su|ierl»r to
th«1 great, wise ami rich Solomon.
Messlsli would 1H' Ixivld’s Son and yet
David's Lord (Psalm ex. 1; Matthew
xxll, 42 He Here, aa <¡<«1 inteude«l.
Israel began to get the thought of n
|*er«oiial Messiah, a King «if Glory,
who would ns<‘ their tuition »» hls In
strumeiitnlity for the cmuiuerliig of
the world, »lum every kne«' spoil *1
bow anil every tongue I'otifess to III*'
glory **f Go*l.
Ilio New Oovenaut provi«i*>n«, siinit •>,
upllftvd <*ut of «in nml dogrudulloii mul
donili i*> porte* iloti nml *•11'1-111 Hng lir,,
-ilio unwllllng nml dlsobedleiit belug
desini)e«l III ilio He* orni lionlli
The l’ropliet Multi* III polliti out limi
ilio Mesata II **f 111*1 New t'oieuniit,
wliotil he illilmlim e«, In tilt* glorimi*«
Meilintor nml niitttj'plcal King fur
wiioin Ihey Inni wullod long nml ,,f
wbulli tliey ih'llglile*l to thlnk
II**
woiild coni«* io III** li'inpl«* tini« luipl)
lug tliut he woiihl I h * not mily un un-
tltyplcal Propilei, su antltypk'al King,
but ni*** un iintitypli'iil l'rh-Hi "nfter
thè order of M**l<'lil»*«lo«'"; “A prie«t
uiHiii I iìh tlirom*’’ tpHiilui ex. 4; Ztx'hn
rln li 11. l-'b
Itllt nfter tlilu joyful proelsiutltloii
timi thi'lr long ex|Hs ted unii glori* *1 in
Mi'dlntor <>f Ilio New t'oveminl slióulil
be lookixl for. they «ver«* wiirmal flint
ills ilny Mollili l*e oli«' of trilli olio i.f
«| hx lui ta'stlng nml provlng, timi tli«
I.orti nilglit limi thè nulli)pieni l’rlexi«
nml nntit) |>li iil I.«•' Iten to nervo In ilio
antltypleal Tempie Ho wouhl l><> llk<-
n ri'llmT of Uro to tnke nwuy ilio dr<>- *
nml to leiive olii) thè pure nietnl Ib i *
trini** nml textliigx Ix-lng Impili *1 He
«voiilil 'I**' Ilice filll**r*H noup," In thè
Henoe timi i< glint wnshllig or purgluj
would tnke pili* e to inuke remi) f- r
thè Klngdotn thè i nllixl nml elio« n
nml fnithful.
At lini tliim thè * omo«-rii timi <>f
Jmluli nml Ji-ruxiili-m unto th*> l.ord
«III I h * ni* *'|itixl io* III olili-n tlui"-*
W*' mny Uliderntnntl flint thls «pirli
of ili'Votlon I h li**» rvvlvlng iinmiigxi
thè J i ' wh nml pnrthiilnrly uinoiigxt
thoHe who nre Ideiitlflix! wlth Jerunu-
lem nml thè Ziolilnt niovement nub
erto tliln lina b<-«*n n )H*lltt*i*I IIIOVl’
nicut In th«* liitcriwt *>f JewUli nation
nlizntlon nml n homo for etile«*. Now.
howev**r. thè due rime tu*** coni** f**r
il reni niovement of I ìiohi * wlio lini**
file fidili t<> ilrn» nenr to G*xl nml *>>
show tlielr fnltb by helplng rorwnr*l
In ili*- ri-Htorntlon of «nrthly Jeru»u-
lem oti«l In-r IntenwtH
Mrs. D. C. Freeman and Mrs. Geo. (
luncheon. The guests for the
O’Connor were hosteuBe« at two de course
were Mesdanies llv. Korf.
lightful functions this week, at the afternoon
Messianic Kingdom the Power to I
home of Mrs. Freeman, 458 Jeffer H. S. McGowan, A. J. Perkins, L. M
—• — Wheaton. I D. Lari
William Jacobson, a member of the
son street. Chrysanthemums formed Beebe,
The gain in receipts at the
Bring About God's Will
the decorations of the home, and mer. A. Middleton. B. A. Washburne. firm of Wakefield it Jacobson, or
Eugene postoffice for the month
M M Peery, R. E. Hendricks, —■ — the Pacific Bridge Company, who
were most elaborate. Yellow and Ball.
on Earth.
of November this year over the
Chas Hardt, J. L. Clark. J. J. have the contract to build the south
white chrysanthemums were used in
corresponding month last year is
the drawing room, while the pink Bryan. L. K. Page. J. W. Barnes and jetty at the mouth of the Siuslaw
over 22 per cent, instead of 14
News.
river, was in Eugene over night and
color scheme predominated in the Jim Stewart.—
per cent, as published yesterday.
• • «
Brooklyn. Decotn
during the forenoon today on his way
living room. At whist Mrs. Blewett
Igist
night
the
Sophomore
class
of
An
error in putting down the
to
Portland,
after
having
been
at
the
ber 4. Pastor lliu*
won the prize on Wednesday, and the University gave its annual danc
amount
of
receipts
In
November
Mrs. Upper on Thursday. Mrs. Free ing party in the new gymnasium. As scene of the contract since the work
sell couttnui« to use ’
last year was responsible for
man and Mrs. O’Connor were unas this was the first big college dance began. The seventh day of Decem
i he Academy of
the
mistake
in
figuring
the
per
ber
is
his
67th
birthday,
and
he
al
sisted in serving dainty refreshments. of the year, the students have been
centage
of
increase.
The
re
Musk', our largest
ways
spends
that
day
at
home,
so
Their invitational list included Mrs. anxiously looking forward to it all
ceipts for the month last year
Auditorium. when
W. C. Caulder, Mrs. C. 8. Dillon. week. The patroness«« were Mrs. he left his work and set out in time
were $2576.95, compared with
ever be sjienka In
Mrs. J. W. Quackenbush, Mrs. H. A. Pennell. Mrs. Bancroft. Mrs. Jessup. I I to be in Portland on that date.
$3151.83 this year, the gain be
Finish in Five Months
Tromp, Mrs. J. S. Magladry, Mrs. P. Mrs. Glenn .and Mrs. John Bovard.
Brooklyn, the “Tab
ing $57 4.88, or a little over
Mr. Jacobson to a Guard reporter
K. Hammond, Mrs. C. C. Hammond.
ernacle" ts'lng of
«
♦
♦
per
cent.
this
morning
said
that
about
$60,000
Mrs. Geo. Dye, Mrs. T. A. LaVake,
The Fairmount Christian Endeav
liiHUttlcieut capnc
Mrs. J. Blewett, Mrs. John Buoy, Mrs or Society enjoyed a very pleasant of the $100,000 available for this
He had a splen
I. H. Bingham. Mrs. Jenny U’Ran, time at a social held at the home of contract has already been used up.
Mrs. T. A. Gilbert. Mrs. Elmer Rob Miss Merle Stearns on Friday evening and that 2600 feet of jetty has been
audience todii)
completed.
The
work
is
progressing
erts. Mrs. W. F. Osburn. Mrs. J. W. November 2 7. A delightful evening
WILL NOT BUILD
thoughtful look
Shumate, Mrs. Seth Laraway, Mrs. E. was spent in playing games, Light satisfactorily. Mr. Jacobson says, but
people, evld 'Ut A N*w Covenant end Tetter (4»<ti«tor
he fears that his company is losing
E. Mink, Mrs. Geo. Mc.Morran. Mrs. refreshments were served. "
FROM MEDFORD TO
Everyone
ly chiefly from th«* middle walks of
A. M. Hagen, Mrs. Stephen Tinker. departed enthusiastic over the good money on the job. This cannot be as
Til........ .. lesson for I I iel t *
i"i
certained, however, until it is com
life. Asked why so few of the wealthy »•ns that II . ................. Ids; etismln i
Mrs. I,. R. Flint. Mrs. Wm. Hayward. time they had had.
PACIFIC OCEAN attended.
pleted. If there is any profit at all.
Mrs. J. P. Howe. Mrs. J. W. Kays,
was:
Ills cliariieterKtl•• reply
« « *
must eotne. tliat. n« M**» ■■* li 'd ni'*11
he says, it will be small. He expects
Mrs. S. S. Dunklehelm. Mrs. J. M.
The local association of the Uni-
An absolute and unqualified de-
com
atisl tin' Ln»' Covi'iimit. so mi null
Shelly. Mrs. Alcvone Hill. Mrs. Jas. versity of Oregon Alumnae had its that the jetty will be finished inside nial of the report published in a "Of my Muster It Is » rltb'.i, 'The
mon people heard him gladly.’" He typical Moxi's. a greater than Moses
Hill. Mrs. E. E. Ehrhardt, Mrs. second social meeting of the year at of five months.
southern Oregon paper to the effect s)*oke from the following text:
Kock Is Expensive
would llidii I them Into the l*l*s*sliigs
Hayes, (Baker City). Mrs. E. C. the home of Mrs. Lawrence T. Har
Hill
interests
contemplate
that
the
At the present rate a scow load of
and privileges of a »fill better Cove
Hughes. Mrs. L. F. Hard. Mrs. Geo. ris ’96, on West Fifth street Friday
"The Lord, whom ye seek, shell Dint
building
a
line
of
railway
from
Kla-
W. Smith. Mrs. D. A Upper. Mrs. afternoon of this week. The past rock is being used every day in con math Falls through Medford and denly come to lit» temple, even the Me* nmit, ii Covi'iimit more favorable to
Geo. Dorris. Springfield. Mrs. G. S. time was needlework and Mrs. Har structing the big breakwater, the Jacksonville to Crescent City, a port ■enger of the covenant. Whom ye delight them mid under whl* h they could
Beardsley, Mrs. Otto Gilstrap. Mrs. ris presided over a short business rock beinir Quarried 8 miles up the in northern California, is made by E. In. Behold he shall come, sulth Jehovah gain eternal life. This New CoVelllltH
Hosts; but who may abide the day ot
Gullion, Mrs. Robert McMurphey, session, in which it was decided that river from the mouth. The expense P. Shannon, assistant to John F. of
whs
parti* ulnrly set before tliet '
Mrs. Oscar W. Straub, Mrs. F. N. O’ the association meet once every of getting this rock out is one thing, Stevens, president of the Spokane. hls coming?"— Malachi 111. 1-6.
through
Jor.'iiiliib’« prophis y txxxl
Six
thousand
years
ago
In
Eden
our
that
will
cut
down
the
company's!
Connor. (Salem). Mra. Samuel Lon month excepting December. At the
Portland and Seattle, and head of
ey, and Miss Charlotte Loney, (Wal close of the afternoon light refresh profit on the job. Mr. Jacobson says' the Hill lines in Oregon.
Maker, 111 justly sentcmlug tiLs dlso 31 341. And tills. * onibllied with th"
statement of M<<««'« reepis tt’ig n irea’
la Walla), Mrs. Kavanaugh. (Al ments were served by the hostesses. it is very hard to handle, and this,
report referred to stated that tMslIent children to death, lntlmntisl er Mediator. Iiel|xsl their faith to tnke
bany), Mr«. Minnie F. Luggar and Mrs. Harris, ’96, Mrs. E. D. Bryson, together with the distance that it has, the The
portions of the Pacific & Eastern
Mrs. H. K. Luggar .(Albany), Mrs. ’97, Miss Greta Bristow. '09. On the to be hauled, makes it very expen-I already constructed would be used that ultimately the Heed of th** woman a fresh hold ii|*o|i the Huth B •mi«’
would bruise the serfH-ut's head. This
Frances Schlagel, Portland, Mra. M. third Friday in January Miss Mozelle sive.
as a part of the line, and that the hidden promise wus the flrst lutima A bra bn nile
E. Olsen, (Potland), Miss Irene Ap Hair, ’08, and Miss Mabie Kuyken
shall all the famille*
Pacific & Eastern survey from Klam
plegate, Miss Georgia Dillon, Miss dall. ’09. will entertain the alumnae in. The skirt Is gauged about the ath
Falls to a pass 22 miles south of thin of the Divine mercy which our blessed."
Why MaMish's Caming Dalsysd.
Veda Quackenbush, aud Miss Grace at the Tri Delta house.
hips and over it is draped a tunic Crater Lake would be utilized. The gracious Creator i*ur|H*sed In himself
Mediator
If a great
The
First Is-gotten of ilio i'atlier. a«
Magladry.
of its own material, edged with very Pacific & Eastern is now a Hill line, from before the foundation of the , cotn*' ns the
hls glorlous A geni in thè grvat work
« « «
narrow cluny lace. The front is cut having been purchased front John It. world. Ever noble, kind ami gracious God. mid st
On Wednesday and again on Fri
of i n-ntlon, liad thè holior granfisi litui
away like an inverted V, this point' Allen, The fact that G. A. Kyle, for-
day afternoon, Mrs. W. L. DeLano t
of Issoiiilng thè greut Messenger of
FADS
AND
FASHIONS
!
being almost even with the knees. merly a prominent Hill official, is our Creator restrained hls m* rey for Covenant, ui
and Miss Mary McCornack entertain •
• Below this the underskirt, stitched consulting engineer for a mile of new the good of Ills creatures that they have eternal
thè t'oveuuilt, thè grest l’riiplu't,
ed in a pleasant manner, about fifty
with wide folds of the lace, hangs to road being built by the Rogue River might learn to appre late the *'Xceed offspring of
l'rlesi unii King <>f Israel, thè greut
of their friends. Needlework and
the floor. The girdle is of satin in j Valley Railroad company up Jackson ing slufulness of sin. For the g<*<»l of their King.
By Maude Griffin.
M • turni "f I Iiinlel Xll. |
Itili I 11. : •
social conversation formed the after
New York. Dec. 3.—Perhaps there bishop purple and the bodice, with creek is taken as an indication that the angels also, and that they might S*s*1, the nation of |srii<*l under that wer<- testa i oiiins-fisl w II ti hi* attuili
noon's entertainment, at the close of
the
upper
sleeves
diraped
into
it.
i
become
a
part
great
Mi'iilator
King,
would
be
fully
that
road
is
also
to
will
come
a
time
when
the
woman
of
fully know of Ills juslke. us well us
meni of ibis Itigli poni Iloti: (li II) fallii
which the hostesses, assisted by Mrs.
is extensively cut away over the
M. C. Haris. Mrs. Miner. Mrs. C. M. fashion will supply her needs from shoulders and about the front to ac- of the supposedly proposed new of ills wisdom and |* ow * t , God Insisted qualified to bless all tlie families of he must In) aalde bla heaieiily glor),
line.
the 1'iirth The thought of this glory
Collier. Miss Dorothy Collier, Miss I i day to day. It will be when the commodate a vest formed of cluny
"There had been some talk of u)s>u dealing with his creatures from to their nation Ixs anie n fresh Insplra ili olxallem e to thè Fllther's wlll to
Helene DeLano, Miss Netta Chase, high cost of living is among the an lace mingled with the daintiest of
the
standpoint
of
exact
justice.
They
becoine a man noi a slnful mini, bill
such a line being built,” said Mr
and Miss Helen Wells served delic cient and dead topics, however. Yet.
linen, embroidered in pputpose. Shannon, "but the plan has been def-1 hud sinned anil thereby laid forfeite«! tlon, mid around It gatlierisl tlje fifty a |ierfeet man Imly, hnrmlesa, Ululi'
ious refreshments. Mrs. DeLano’s if one could afford it, it would be old
sleeves of finitely abandoned. We would not j all claim uixm the eternal life which odd thousand of Jeus, out of nil the ili ed. uepurate frolli alnners. l'Ji Tini«
home on West Eighth street was the possible to adopt a new style daily, There are three-quarter
trllx-s of Israel, who returned from |.re;uir»sl tu las-oim* thè Redeemer il
edged with the merest be like ly to use Mr. Kyle, one of; be luul given them conditionally.
scene of the two gatherings, and was for really nothing equals the variety the linen, purple
satin. The hair or- our former officials, if we intended
band of _
Eternal torment, an we have already Babylonian captivity under tlie iillct of wus bis privilegi* to malte full colia»*-
nioet beautifully decorated with of modes, unesss it is their cost.
Much has been said about simplic naments are of purple, with a white to build such a line and wished to seen, did not In any sense or degree Cyrus, offering ttieui this privilege.
cru lieti of bla vurthly lutervst and thè
chrysanthemums and cut flowers, in
shroud our movements in mystery, as enter Into the Divine Intention. Hls
Through th*' Projd»« Ezekiel the Lord Fatlu-rs ¡ilwnaur*- to Is-get hlm ■>$ thè
ity,
but the woman who would be aigrette
honor of the occasions.
is
supposed.
John
R.
Allen
Is
not
well
dressed
at
all
times
has
found
again
made
mention
of
tlie
fact
that
sentence u)x>u man. plululy stated,
« « «
connected with the Hill interests. wan, "Dying thou sliult die." not. Liv their Law Covenant, made at Sinai. lioly Splrlt st Jordan to thè uplrlt li i
The Thimble Club met with Mr». that it is only simplicity of design NEWS FROM COTTAGE
ture un thè tilghest pian*« For threw
He
bought
the
Pacific
&
Eastern
and
that
can
be
reckoned
upon.
It
is
dif
Geo. H. Smith on Thursday after-
ing th*Mi shalt live In torment "The iniiHt, before their great btenslng of nml a half yeun* liis aacrith-e burlici
we
purchased
it
from
him.
That
Is
ficult
to
accomplish
this
much-dis
noon. The ladies gathered in her
GROVE AND VICINITY as far as the connection goes.”— soul tliat sinneth It shall die" (Geisisls resHlwNow, give |4iM*e to a New Cov U|sni thè aitar It wna Indeed Ip-ttcr
rooms in the Roney building on Wil- cussed simplicity in the sewing
11. 17; Ezekiel xvlll, 4). God intended enant. n better Covenant. S)«sikliig tinin thè sm rlftee of bulla ami gusta,
Oregonian.
room.
Modish
frocks
and
wraps
are
lamette street where a couple of
Last Friday evening our esteemed
to exemplify In hls dealings with our of the time when tie would rvgiilher for 11 wus a i omaapoluUllg prive for
quite
without
the
pale
of
the
home
hours were pleasantly spent with
townsman, Chas. F. Walker, receiv
race
a principle of IMvIue government them out <>f all la ml* mid would ful Adam; ini eye for «n **)■••. a tisitli for a
dressmaker,
and
one
must
be
unus
needlework. At half past four they
ed a severe stroke of paralysis at his WANTS HIS CHILDREN
to be made operative everywhere ultl till to them the priHid««* made to Abrs toniti. a uiau's llfe f**r a malfa llfe i 3 i
were taken to the Osburn hotel. ually well drilled in the lntracacies of home in this city. He is recovering
TAUGHT THAT WORLD IS mutely amongst ali bls creutureH on limn. Isaac mwi Jacob, mid make them 1 Wheu J'-siia liail thns am rin. inlly pari-
where a delicious five-course dinner dressmaking to attempt even the as rapidly as could be expected, we
great nation, awl use them for the
•was served to them in the wisteria most unpretensious of the winter de are pleased to report.
FLAT AND STATIONARY the spirit plane, ns well as upiu the a bli'Mdtig
of other nations, the I-ord de ixl wltli libi eartlily llfe he ex|s*rlen< < <1
tea room. Mrs. Frank Page will be signs. The demands of cut and line,
earthly.
Mrs. Lucy Holland returned home
only
be
met
by
experienced
dress
can
the next hostess to the club.
Clares,
“
Not
for your sake« do I this, a r**urrect|on ctinnga from human un
Salem,
Or..
Dec.
1.
—
Because
hls
Ling
centuries
after,
In
th«
seventh
makers, and there is always expense from a visit to Yreka, Cal., Monday. children were taught that the world
« « «
O
hou«e
of
Israel,
but for my name's ture to spiritual. Ulte wbat he wna
She says there is lots of snow at
generation of Adam's children, God
The wedding of Miss Ruth Ed- to figure upon where experience is Yreka, Ashland, Medford and Grants is round and revolved about the sun. sisike prophetically through one of sake.“ He then proc«Msls to tell them originali)', onl.v hlgher and more gl<>
rliitis. Tini* he wna at once Isith a •«
dings to Clifford Cunningham of to play a part.
Lewis Hahn took his children out of
With the opera in full swing, one j Pass, It having commenced snowing the public schools of this county and thews, Enoch, saying, Tim Isird coinetli that at tin* time be wmild receive rlll*'e ami thè "plrlt ls-gutten prle«t
Portland, took place Wednesday af
at
those
places
the
day
before
them
back
again
Into
Ids
love
mid
with
ten
thousands
of
lib*
holy
ones
to
ternoon at the home of the bride’s has a splendind oportunity to study Thanksgiving. No snow here.
ubo off ermi tliat «acrili*'**. Wheu he
Truant Officer Ira Hamilton arrest
exe«'Ute justice In the earth to estab favor lie would also humble their arene frolli tlie dead, hls |s-rsomil aac-
aunt, Mrs. Godfrey, on East Eighth the modes. The woman to whom an j
Portland parties, through their lo ed him the other day and he is now
street. The bride and groom stood evening at the opera with its high I cal representative, Chas. Burkholder, occupying a cell in the county jail. lish righteousness amongst men. Time pride by restoring the Samaritans riti* <■ limi eml*-d and bis |w-rs<>mil per
in front of a bank of evergreen and priced seats is almost as much of a have a thirty-day option on the Har Hahn wants his children to believe passed on, but sin prevailed and the nnil tlie Sodomite« - |«H*plet* whom 1«
white chrysanthemums, where the luxury as the fur wraps studied the ding farm of 1200 acres near Cottage the world is flat and stationary, and coming of the Great Deliverer was still rael detested us Inferior« and sluiiers, fectlon ns II Mplrtt
marriage service was read by Rev. H. modes, of course, from the stand-: Grove at $65 per acre. Tt is the in because he cannot have his way says future.
Gisl declare« that neither of th«*«e piotisi
Tlien why
not nt once In-
N. Mount. The bride was gowned point of their imitative possibilities, i tention of these parties if the deal this great ’’land of the free and home
peoples hail ever committed as ««-rlous
Next
God
s|a>ke
to
Abraham,
after
in white crepe de chene, and wore a And, be it said for the comfort of ■ is consummated, to sub-divide this of the brave” is a big delusion and a flrst he bad tested hls faith ami loyal sins against Divine gixHlness ns hud gin bis grout
long lace veil, held in place v.i'.h or many, that these imitative possibili big farm, set it to fruit and sell in snare.
ty. To him he mentioned the same Israel, and tliat when he would again King and New t'ovennnt Medlntur for
ange blossoms, which was worn by ties are large, because soft effects five and ten-acre tracts.
Hahn has nine children, several of great Deliverer who would bruls«' tin- bless Israel lie would bless also tliese Israel ami thrmigh Israel for thè World?
her mother a number of years ago. continr" to be among the first con
Dr. and Mrs. J. O. VanWinkle spent them of which are of school age. Up
It was heeause there was to la* ninfe
Mrs. Frank Carter was natron of sideration." of Dane Fashion and Thanksgiving day with Mrs. VanWin on not sending his children to school serpent's head and who would come in other peoples In their tnldst. Let me tinnì om- sacriti*'« In thè I ih Ine Pian oli
quote
Ills
words:
•'When
thy
sisters,
those
are
easily
achieved
in
many
of
j
great
glory
with
ten
thousands
of
Ills
honor, and Mr. Cross of Portland at
kle’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. O. as required by the compulsory educa
tended the groom. The wedding the Inexpensive fabrics which dupli Hutchinson, at their home twelve tion laws of this state, Hahn was ar holy ones. To Abrahum lie gave as S ih I oiii and her daughters, shall return thè Iniy of Atoiieinent Throllghout lilla
<> os | h *| Ag<* thls riseli. glorltlisl lllgli
cate
all
the
most
fashionable
materi
march was played by Mrs. Douglas.
miles west of Eugene where Mr. Hut rested on the advice of the school surance that this One, in some way, to their formrr t-Ktalr, mid Samaria mid Prlest, Medlator, Propilei ami King
Mr. aud Mrs. Cunningham left on als of costly design.
would
bi-
identlfled
with
hls
¡xisterity,
her
daughters
shall
return
to
their
board
of
district
No.
102
of
this
Coats occupy a place of promin chinson is principal of what is known county, known as the Perkins school so that lie might properly lie calhxl the former rafale, then thou mid thy daugh lina been waltlng to liiaiigurnte hi?
the evening train for Portland where
ence ,of course, although the hea as the Central High school. They re district. He was haled before Jus Seed of Abraham, lie said, "In thy ters shall return to your former es glorlous KIngilom of lilesslng waltlng
they wlll make their future home.
home Friday evening.
vier velvets, cloths and brocades are turned
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Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Laribey, of | tice of the Peace Daniel Webster and Si-*'*! shall all the families of the earth tate. • • • Neverthele«« I will retnein » lille a little hnndful of saluta «hould
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge really just mak'ng their- full appear Portland, formerly of Minnesota, sentenced to pay a fine of $15 or go be blessed.”
her my foren'int with ...... In the days in* sei*-* i*.<| freni thè world and tested
Club met this week with Mrs. I. H. ance.’ Until tl?J season drove them Mrs. Laribey being a sister of Mrs. to jail. He chose the latter alterna
Th*' Diviue Programme was not of thy youth, and I wlll establish unto ami founil wortli.v ami glorltlml Willi
Bingham, at her home on West in for very untimeliness, gauze J. M. Comer, of this city, arrived tive, saying he could not make $2
changed, but more explicit statements thee an everlasting t'ovemint, • • • hlinself a "little flock” *>ut of all man-
Sixth street. The members of the wraps flourished often with swath- here Thursday for a visit and are a day any easier.
club are Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. J. W. ings of the richest furs. The coats accompanied by Mrs. Comer’s cou
Hahn is a Russian and a religious were given respecting it. Then-after and I will give them iSislomltes and klml. bolli Jews and Gentili*«.
Buoy, Mrs. H. A. Tromp, Mrs. D. A. of the present, while all are envelop sin, Mrs. Abbie Stanbough and hus fanatic and also objected to his child all taught of God would know to Samaritan«) unto thee for daughters,
Wln-n thls Bride class stilili imve
Upper, Mrs. C. S. Dillon, Mrs. Hayes, ing and often twice too big for their band whom she had not seen for 50 ren going to school on Friday for look for the Messianic blessing through but not by thy Covenant (not under compl«*te*l her sacrifice In and under
Mrs. Stephen Tinker, Mrs. S. S. wearers, apparently, as though they |
when they were children. A the reason that on that day they Abraham's Seed. Besides, the Cove tlie old Law Covenant; but under the the merit of the great Priest, then ev
Spencer, Mrs. D. C. Freeman. Mrs. were intended to be wound around years,
ery nrni.igemciit for the bh'SHlng of
more
pleasant
occasion than usual should prepare for the Sabbath, nant was afterward confirmed with an
Geo. O’Connor. Mrs. J. P. Howe and them again and again, are still I was the Thanksgiving supper at which, according to hls religion, aflls Oath to Abraham; later, to Isaac; later, New (Law) Covenant of the future), Israel as Abraham's s*sd am! of all
mul I will establish my Covenant with
Mrs. Jenny U’Ren . The guests of straight in line. The deep bands of' the Comer home on Wall street ow on Saturday.
to Jacob. That Covenant promise be th»'c; • • • (in order that) thou may- nations through Israel will have forth
Tuesday were Mrs. E. E. Mink, Miss fur at the bottom of many coats ( ing to the fact that these relatives
came the basis of God's adoption of est remember and Is* confniindeil, and with cotninem-ed. Thus ms-ti the reve
Veda Quackenbush and Mrs. R. S. drag them into the desired lines.! and most of the children were home
the entire nation of Israel-all of Ja never open thy mouth any more, Is* lation of Israel's great Msoscllger of
CITY OF MEDFORD
A coat that can be copied in any on this occasion.—Leader.
Bryaon.
cob’s children. They were heirs of the can««* of thy shnme, when I mn paci th*' New Covenant lx very lni|x>rtiint
of the smart cloths or less expensive
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HAS 8840 POPULATION Abraliauile Covenant-the Oatb-Bounil fic«) toward thee for all that thou ha«t not only to tin- Jew, but also to the
The Thursday Charity Club met fabrics, is built up of old rose vel
LOST VALLEY NEWS
Covenant. If so great an honor from done, salth the Imrd Gisl" (Ezekiel world of mankind, wls* must receive
•with Mrs. S. S. Spencer at her home vet, combined with silver. It hangs
Medford, Or., Dec. 2.—The census the Almighty God has made some of xvl, 55-1131.
on Pearl street Thursday afternoon, from the shoulders in an apparently Special Correspondence.
their blessings under Israel liy a com
Cards occupied the afternoon, the shapeless manner, but there is a per
Lost Valley, Nov. 28.—Rains with bureau at Washington has announc the Jewish )>eople at times to appear
lillniice with the same New Law t'ove-
This
Now
anti
lietter
Covenant
Is
to
prize being won by Mrs. C. A. Har fect fit about the shoulders. The prophesies of high water are the or ed the population of the city of Med arrogant and proud, let us not forget
ford to be 8840, an increase of 392 that to err is human—to forgive, Di be mediated through n |ier«onnl Me«, nniit. Moreover, th«* *•!••* t handful **f
dy. Mrs. J. A. Shumate and Mrs. J. neck is finished with a shawl collar der of the day now.
sinh a still more glorious Mediator saints drawn, called and gathered dur
W. Hobbs were guests of the club. of old rose silk, and this is so ar
Wilbur Hyland's log drive is in the per cent over the population of 1900, vine. Perhaps if we were in their than Moses, a still more glorlou« King Ing the |Hirentliesls |M'rii*d nr*' also
Mrs. J. F. Titus will be the next ranged that furs can be worn over river opposite Dexter now.
which was 1791. This increase fs stead our Imperfections would simi
than David this tine whom Israel be ilei'piv I ii I iti - h I i ' i I in God's glorlotH
it, or soft wrappings of chiffon or
hostess to the club.
Rev. D. E. Baker closed a series greater than that of any other city iti
decorations of embroidery or braid of meetings Thursday morning at the country, with the exception of larly display themselves.
gan to look for nnd to long for. Can , Kingdom; for the Divine promise I*
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Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Edmunson en used in connection with its decora the Baptist church. Nine conver Oklahoma City, whose per centage of
God's Covenant of the Law.
wo wonder that they failed tn Identify ihat they m ’ iii II lie then changed to b**
tertained the Tuesday evening Whist tive scheme. At the end of the col sions and eight baptisms were the increase was 398.
him In the lowly Nazarene who died n't like th* lr Master ami share Ills glfiry.
Israel
’
s
experiences
of
trlbulutlou
and
Club at their home on West Seventh lar there are two heavy silver and result of his efforts. Rev. Baker de
Medford’s greatest percentage of
Calvary? Wo cannot! Nothing but a
Judgment* Will Ba of th« Lord.
street Tuesday evening. At cards Mrs. rose silk cords, finished with large livered his lecture, “Up Salt River growth occurred during the last three bondage in Egypt were probably nec I •pedal assistance of the holy Spirit
Seth Laraway won the ladles’ prize, buttons to match and at the end of Without a Paddle,” Thursday night. years, the estimated population at essary to prepure them for God’s great
Notice the further message of the
would
ennble
liny
one
to
trace
the
con
and Mr. Ehrhardt the gentleman’s. cords are immense tassels of silver. It was well attended and enjoyed by that, time being 3000. The census of profmsltlon that they should keep the
Lord through the Prophet, “I will
Dainty refreshments were served at Like all of the ultra-smart models, all present.
Medford was taken last May. SInee Law and as a rewurd have life ever nection between the glorious pictures coin*- near to you to Judgment; and I
of the prophecies mid the humble ap
the close of the evening by the hos the coat is youthful in design and
that
time
the
population
has
been
lasting.
As
it
is
written,
"He
that
W. H. Fenton and wife have re
tess Mrs. J. K. Pratt was the guest can be worn by a debutante with as turned from Eugene, where she has Increased to 10,000, according to de- doeth these things shall live by them" pearance of him who cnino to fulfill wlll Is- a swift witness against th«
of the club. Next Tuesday evening much grace and approriateness as been undergoing treatment for blood posits in the banks and estimates (Leviticus xviii, 5). Israel greatly re those propheclew. We do ««, however, sori-erers, and against adulterers, ami
Mr. and Mrs. Ehrhardt will entertain the most seasonei matron.
mades by contractors and postal au- joiced In this manifestation of Divine that the great Messiah of Glory, Jesus, against fnlse swearers, and against
poisoning.
In wraps as we'l as in frocks there
the club.
The Dexter-Pleasant Hill basket-1 thoritles.
preference for them more than for all In Ids Second Advent aa King of kings those who oppress the hireling In hls
are seen very stunning combinations ball game resulted in a tie score.'
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others of humanity. The Diw Coye mid Lord of lords, fills alMolntely every wages, the widow and the fatherless,
The Friday Afternoon Whist Club and among the most artistic are sap When it was played off, Dexter sue-! MINNESOTA’S POPULATION
nant was mediated. Tlie wu rtflee or demand of Jewish expectation and of • nd flint turn tinkle tlie «tranger front
met yesterday with
Mrs. Geo. W. phire blue velvet combined with sa ceeded in making a goal. This speaks
bulls and of goats made u typical atomi tirophetle outline. Some can see. but hla right" (verse fl).
Smith on South Pearl street. Mrs. ble and leaf green velvet with white well for Dexter, as they have never
IS
GIVEN
AS
2,075,078
Ah, <lo we not see here plainly
ment for tlwm foe a year, so tliat they others cannot «« y«<, that tie who was
A. E. Jepp was the prize winner at fox. When one cannot employ furs played before, though Pleasant Hill
might enter Into tide Covetiaut rein ptereed 1« the «urns D im * who, na the stated that tli« Manntante Klugdo»»
cards. In serving, Mrs. Lucy Ab- in combination with velvet there are was somewhat handicaped, two of
Washington. Dec. 1.—The popula tionahtp with God. Ilot when tliey at Son of God. In grant glory to« shortly means not only glory and honor to
rams assisted the hostess, The in splendid fur cloths and imitations her men being unuable to be pres
vfted guests were Mrs. J. K. Pratt which are so beautiful that even wo ent. Any team wishing a game with tion of the state of Tennessee is 2,- tempted Io beet* the Law they were to Mem I ar net «nd «11 th« famtu.« of those whom 1 m > will s**c«pt as servants,
but that it rnonns atom rogulremo«>t'*
and Mrs. Julius Goldsmith. The next men of means do not hesitate to af Dexter should address Roljert Tate 184.789, according to statistics of the dheqipolnted They fatted The Law the earth thn«>gh Israel
meeting of the club will be with Mrs. fect them. Panther skins are the la or G. H. Fenton, Dexter, Oregon. 13th census, made public yesterday. of God In-tug tie* full nemsure of a par
of talttefiiliwf* *o ftve prinriplra •'f
“
Abid.
tb.
Cray
Mb,
Cumng.
"
This
is
an
increase
of
164.173,
or
test cry In furs and there Is an ef They expect to play Pleasant Hill
L. M. Travis.
Truth, <>f purity, nf harmony wRh
8.1 per cent over 2,020,616 in 1900. feet man's nbility, and the J«ews, Ilka
Otr test 1« ( chii ara.rh.T
fort to make panther effect« a rage. again next Saturday night.
♦ ♦ ♦
<>od?
And this teiston for the Jew*
other
men.
I
wing
imporfert.
found
that
The
Increase
from
1890
to
1900
was
•peaking of this mm« grant Mentfah
At Springfield.
Already panther furs have been seen
There Is talk of having a Christ
they had undertaken an ImiMMsiblllty the Mediator of the New (Vivenant I under tils New < Covenant areangetnent,
Among the very pretty social func if not heard of, and panther mixture« mas tree at the hall on Christmas 253,098, or 14.3 per cent.
The population of the Btate of
Not a Jew kept the Law perfectly King of kings mid Ix.rd of ),,rrt* wbf) will ultimately apply to all nations-
tions of the week was the afternoon may be looked for among the fabrics. evening.
Minnesota is 2,075,078, according to Not h Jew. therefore, gained eternal aa the repri-si'ntHtlve ,,f
I niter that new arrangement, tinder
given by Mrs. Paul Bettlebelm and Many luxurious looking, though sim
.
to statistics of the 13th census made
daughter Annette, Tuesday, the time ple in effect, frocks are displayed for
An expert figures that a steel public yesterday. This Is an Increase life during the first year. But God, hovnh, hls Father. 1« to reign nnMl «11 Israel's New Covenant, all the families
being delightfully spent in progres formal winter wear. Among the la bridge can be erected at Corvallis
of the earth will |N. privileged to be
foreknowing this, had mnde prepara
sive whist. Tn the card contest, the test type« 1« one embodying the la across the Willamette for $50,000, of 324,314, or 18.5 per cent over 1,- tion for a repetition of the Atonement .h»i? 7 M r " " b<> pOt dnwn; unnl Hnt"h come "Israelite« Indeed" through faith-
«hall
be
bound
and,
ultimately,
«hall
honors were won by Mrs Henry Korf. test ideas from Paris. It Is in bishop which Is $35,000 less than the Al- 751.394 in 1900. The increase from Day every year, so that the people
1890 to 1900 was 440,160, or 33.8
be cniahed- until Adnm and hls rare ftilne«« to the great Prophet, Priest.
The event wound up most appro pnrple silk gauze, built over soft sat- bany bridge coit.
I per cent.
mieiit
continue
striving
to
attain
eter-
releaaeil from Divine N..nten,.e. undvr King and Mediator of Isruel and of «H
priately with an elaborate three-
the fntnlHcs of the earth.
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