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NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
enco to the work in that country. Miss by the young people who were coming ' discipline to be reported to the Year'y dig graves for some lime past. It was
Ontnaii sang a missionary liyiiin to good from this class. A call was m ale for -Meeting next year.
l his intention to furnish the bodies but he-
TtiO nominating committee reported : fore lie had started to do so he was
effect. Dr. J. E Connott spoke of tie- tho-ra who had boen in Earlham College
IS H IE D EVKKV FR ID A Y 1IOÜNINÜ.
work accomplished in the si* years work as students to stand, also those who had nominations for otfiecis for tlm Christian hauled off to Salem.— Tele p i teme-Register.
j on Douglas Island, Alaska, refuting to the been in Penn College, and u large num­ Endeavor work as follows: From Salem,
The above statement is all right, only
EDITORS AND PI RUSHERSt
; eaily work of Elwood W. Weeeiiur at that ber stood ut both calls. A call for those Leonard George; Newberg, Archie C*m|e Peter never was a citizen of Newlx-rg’ or
K. II. W ood w ard a n d O hm . C. E m e r y . 'mission under the trying circumstances who bad been in Friends schools brought l>ell of Sherwood; for president, Edgar vicinity. Ho drifted here with all his pe­
i attending lioiisu building and other work four-tilths of the audience to their feet. Ballard, of Newberg; vice-president, Ger­ culiarities, and upon his arrival was
F R ID A Y , J U L Y
7, 18<J3.
j in a country where there are no roads nor Addhon Coffin was called on to speak for trude 1 stub, of Newberg; secretary, Jes- promptly handed over to the authorities
DIRECTORS:
! eie Nelson, of Salem. The number of so­ Being a little sensitive along this line we
Entered a.-. second cla-s natter at the po«t teams to do tho hauling of material, but Guilford College, North Carolina. He
g . \v. M c C o n n e l l ,
o . c . C h r i s t e n s o n ,
w . k . a l l e n
oiflce at New berg, Oregou.
every thing must bccuiricd on thu should­ sai l that on August 1st, 18.17 that school cieties reported were 12. Number of ac­ hasten to make this correction.
O. \V. M I T C H E L L ,
A . It. M I L L S .
tive
members
400.
Amount
of
money
tirst
opened
with
an
enrollment
of
¡¿5
ers of men.
A m p le Facilities A fford ed for the Transaction o f a General B an k in g Business
r t t o n o u t K X C H A N O K S.
A song was sung by tho “ Willing hoys and 2 d girls the first day, and of that spent for special work $168.
Moses Yotaw, G. W. Mitchell, B. C.
Hands" and "H elp in g Hands,” mission­ number nearly half of them are alive to­
G. \V. M itc h e ll , Très.
A. B. M il l s , Vice Pres.
M oses Y o taw , Cashier.
Several suspicioned parties havo been
day. His first attendance was in 1840. Miles, H. J. Minthorn and D. B. Keeler
ary societies of Newberg.
o r F i n k m »s c i i u u c i i .
arrested lor setting fire to Tillamook.
It was stated that tho Y. I*. S. C. E. of J. It. Mendenhall, of Minneapolis, Min­ were appointed Trustees of tho Yearly Upon conviction the miscreants should at
Continued from Inst uteek.
Newberg Q M., had agreed to support two nesota, now present, was a student with Meeting and Andrew l ’ickett, treasurer.
first be jounced upon a fence rail with a
A . M. Bray suggested that all property
Indian children in the mission on Doug­ him. No school of the samo size has sent
barb-wire vaneer; they should then he
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
las Island and Salem Q. M. Y. P. S. C. E., out more good solid citizens than Guil­ belonging to the different Monthly Meet­ tarred and feathered, rot ten-egged and
])t'votionul meeting led by I ’rcsidcnt
will support on» during tho coining year. ford Collego. Ho finds them throughout ings he transfered to thu Yearly Meeting. pelted with brick bats, after which the
Thomas Nowlin. 10 a. in. Tim dole-
After discussion all matters of titles to
the entire west.
F R ID A Y MORNING.
committee might hang them to a rangy
piton reported that they were united in
property as well as tho pro|>er caring for
A
request
was
read
from
Newberg
Tho 8 o’clock meeting which was lead
fir limb until lifa became too intolerable
proposing the mimes o( I ’res. Thomas
and the preservation of the minutes of
Quarterly
Meeting
asking
tho
Yearly
for further existence.— Sheridan Sun.
Nowlin for principal clerk; Mrs. Jane by Lida Hotuack was full of life an l pow­
|
the
Yearly
Meeting
was
refered
to
the
Meeting to assunio thu manageimmt of
Blair reading clerk and Mrs. !.. K. Min- er.
Here is an item for the evolutionists:
j Representative body for consideration and
At the 10 o’clock meeting tho subject of Pacific College, which was referred to a
tliurii recording clerk, liy unanimous
: recommendation to be reported next It. is a very well known fact that tlie soil
committee
for
consideration.
This
com­
borne missions was first considered. Ke-
vote they were chosen clerks.
is very productive in and about Indepen­
mittee rojiortcd favorably at a later meet­ | year.
J 1 .otters of greeting were read from l’ rof. imirks pertinent to the subject wero made
Rev. J. M. Haworth spoke in commen- dence, and nearly every vegetable pro­
ing
and
tho
meeting
accepted
tho
trust.
<i. N. Hartley an 1 Mrs. Hartley. Epis- by Dr. Minthorn, ltev. J. If. Douglas,
duction is of un average size, and even
The trustees appointed by tho meeting i dation of tlie harmony in which all Imsi-
lies were also read from New England, Uev. I. I*. Wooten, ltev. Thomas C.
wero, Tlrad. B. Townsend, Portland; | ness had been transacted. You are tho more so, but In the animal kingdom it
Brown
and
otliors.
This
work
was
re
Indiana, Kansas, New York, Western
Josiah Winslow, Marion; Dr. A. Mills, first Yearly Meeting on tho coast. Groat seems the rule does not hold good. Re­
and Wilmington Yearly Meetings.
The furred to tho committee on pastoral and
Dundee; Mrs Melinda Craven, Middle- responsibility rests on you, I pray to cently Charles Madison, living across tlie
inimités of the meeting including the church extension work.
river, found a calf out in his pasture,
ton;
Edmund Uobinson, Newberg; W. I’ . God that bis blwssing may rust on you.
Until S. Murray speaking on the sub­
J.ondon General Epistle were ordered
May you deepon ami grow and may your born entirely destitute of a tall.— Tele
Smith,
Salem
;
Alva
Cook,
Shedds;
Mrs.
printed. A minute from the church at ject of the distribution of books and tracts
phone-Iiegister.
Helen B. Harford, Newberg ; Mrs. Anna iufiuence grow and-be fult.
New Bedford, Massachusetts, was read said : "Show me the books a young man
Capt. Wyatt Harris returned Tuesday
Monday waH taken up mostly by tlie'Te-
B.
Miles,
Newberg;
I.
N.
Miles,
Prune
reads and I will read you his character."
for ltulh S. Murray.
ports of committees and the appointment morning from tho lino of the new road.
Stm hoped the vile reading matter so Ilidge; Miss Dado M. Stanley and J. H.
The reading of the annual queries ami
Ho located ttie road from the present
Hees, Newberg. These trustees will act of standing committees for the year.
0-0 TO
Hie answers, and the statistical report, common in the east had not reached this
Evangelistic coin. Rev. J. If. Douglas, terminus to the mouth of Testament creek
with
tbe
nine
elected
annually
by
the
i howed the church to ho in a prosperous new country. She urged the importance
chairman. Pres. ThomasNewlin secretary. and reports that an immense amount of
corporate
body.
condition spiritually and with u rapid in­ of furnishing the young with hooks that
On Friday, tho committee on memorials, Alpheus Mills treasurer, Martin Cook, work has already been done and the
crease in membership. Salem Quarterly were not only pure but those that were
made
a rtqiort. N o written memorials F. M. George, II. J. Minthorn, Melinda wagon road will be ready for travel as far
Meeting showed a membership of :»2J interesting as well.
-
-
N E W B E R G , O REGON.
Craven, Mary E. K. Edwards and Martha as the mouth of Testament creek within Main Street,
Mrs. E. It. Miles spoke oil tho subject wero presented hut Rev. J. H. Douglas
’ and Newtierg Quarterly Meeting 1040,
three weeks.
Considerable woik has
spoke very feelingly on the lives of Win. Townsend.
of
peace,
an
l
arbitration,
urging
the
making a total membership of lOfiil, this
Correspondents, C. J. Edward«, New­ been done on Hie Big Nestncca division
Hobson, Benjamin Miles, ltebecca Claw­
being an increase of 408 during the year. necessity of tbo church keeping abreast of
T. B. CTMMIXQS.
ALLE N SMITH.
son and Mary Pinkhum. Jane B. Yotaw, berg; Clark M. Terrell, PortlanJ; W. P. but it is in sections separated by rocky
tlie
times
along
these
lines.
Sho
also
Four deaths have occurred during the
(Hiirits
that
will
have
to
he
blasted
out
be­
Smith, Salem.
suggested that the meeting appoint a delo- Mary E. K. Edwards, John Edwards and
year.
Tho delegates recommended that 11)00 fore the road can bo traveled.— Telephone-
others spoke much in tlie same way.
J. if. Itouglas said it was gratifying gato to tho congress oil peace and urhrita-
Of Dus Moines, Iowa, writes under date of
copies of the minutes bo printed, which Register.
Nathan
If.
Clark
said
lira
and
his
v.ife
March 23, 1893:
tion,
to
he
hold
at
Chicago
during
the
that the additions to the church were not
was ordered.
The county rock crusher arrived here
simply by certificates from eastern Wo-Ids Fair. Rofered to nominating and K. J. Mendenhall were the only ones
S.
B.
M
e
d
.
M
fg . C o ,
TH E NEW BERG
Two hundred dollars was ordered raised Saturday and was set up at the Redmond
churches but that there lia I been a large committee. Mrs. Miles also urged tho present who knew Wra. Hobson when lie
Dufur, Oregon.
for
printing
ami
for
contingent
expenses.
quarry Monday. Tho first load of crush­
wus
a
boy.
His
whole
life
was
proof
of
reading
of
papers
on
these
subjects
and
ingathering from the world. This was as
Gentlemen •
Persons to receive documents, B. S. ed rock started for the city at 4 o’clock
Un arriving home last week, I found all
good a record a» could he shown any­ r •commended the Pacific Banner, Mes­ the fact that it was not necessary for a
Cook
for
Salem
Quarter
and
E.
11.
Wood­
and
it
has
been
coming
steadily
since.
well and anxiously awaiting. Our little
young man to sow wild oats.
where in the history of Hie church cast of senger of Peace, Olive Leaf and others.
girl,
eigtLl and one-half years old, wno
ward,
for
Newberg.
The road bed has been prepared under
By recommendation of tho nominating
us.
SATURD AY MOUSING.
hud wasted away to 88 pounds, is now
the
supervision
of
Commissioner
Hender­
Pres.
Thomas
Newlin,
Prof.
J.
J.
Jessup,
ready to do any kind of work in our
Nathan II. Clurlt said he was also glad committee, Dr. Minthorn was appointed
wt*ll, strong and vigorous, and well 1 We are
Tho morning meeting was lead by El-
Plans ami specifications furnished on ap­
son and the woik that has boen done up­ fleshed up. S. B. Cough Cure has done 1 line.
plication. Stair building and saw filing a spe­
to note the rapid increase in the member­ a delegate to tho peuco and arhritation wood Hanson of Minneapolis, Minnesota Amy Cooper and Laura E. Minthorn,
were named as a committee to confer with on it is tlie best that has been done in the its work well. Both of the children like j cialty. Residence, corner 3d and Meridian Sts.
ship during Hie year. Was glad to see congress at Chicago, with Mrs. D. (.’. II
The Sunday school work was taken up.
like committees from oilier Yearly meet­ | county. Fillings have been made and it. Your S B. Cough Cure has cured
Friends church extending out as far as Cox alternate.
Statistical reports wero incomplete, hut
anti kept away all hoarseness from mo. j
A report of tho temperance work show­ verbal reports showed the different neigh- ings with reference to establishing a pub­ tlie road graded so that it will he im- So give it to every one, with greetings for j
civilization goes. Since hi iug in Oregon
possible
for
water
to
stand
upon
any
part
lishing
house
for
the
church.
all. Wishing you prosperity, we are
ed
that
a
great
deal
of
work
had
been
ho had received a very warm welcome
liorhoods to bo well organized tor Sunday
Yours,
M k .
M r ». J. F F ord . j
When tho time came for adjournment, j of its eurfuee. The ground has been kept
from other churches, which ha very much dono by the members of Hie church, hut school work.
'
moist
by
sprinkling
and
when
the
road-
Rheumatism, Fits (epilepsy), ScrofuTt?,
not
very
much
done
through
church
or­
If
you
wish
to
feel
fresh
and cheerful, and
Pres.
Newlin
the
principal
clerk
said:
I
appreciated, lie was glad to see a pro­
SATURD AY AFTERNOON.
ready for the Spring’s work, cleanse your sys­ Liquor, Morphine or Tobacco Habit,
desire to express my gladness that all the j bed of rock lti feet wide und one foot deep tem with tho Headache and Liver Cure, by
gressive spirt manifested in the transac­ ganizations.
quickly and permanently ctired by the
This session was given up almost en- business that has been before the different has been placed upon it tliis piece of road taking two or three doses each week.
Levi Mills was called for, who said:
tion of the business of tlio Yearly Meet­
wonderful B I-C H L O R ID E of GO LD
50 cents per bottle by all druggists.
will
he
the
best
in
the
county.
Three
or
torely
to
the
Y.
P.
S.
C.
E.
Many
of
the
Wc
have
a
colony
of
people
in
Ohio,
who
treatment.
sessions
has
been
transacted
in
harmony,
ing and ho Imped that Oregon Yearly
Sold under a positive guarantee by C. F.
four
inches
of
dirt
will
bo
thrown
upon
mem
hers
occupied
places
on
tho
plat­
and without unnecessary discussion. I
Moore & Co.
Meeting would avoid falling into g o iii o of have tho peculiar fashion of fastening
the tuts so common in the older Yearly their clothes with hooks and eyes. Now form. Tho following program was car­ have greatly enjoyed the presence of the I the rock in order to cement it together
ried ou t:
(Epilepsy) Permanently cured; no re-
visitors who have been with us. Many and the farmers who haul their wheat
Meetings. “ The Lord has led you bore. I find no fault with them for this, hut i
turn of the disease from two to four
Richard Haworth. will now go to other fields. I hope that over it will he able to determine the best
weeks treatment.
Do the work lying next to your doors, do insist that they shall allow mo to fasten Opening Exercises,
C ppnrm A A
n
(I w
o
rst cases of in
h
e
rite
d
then you will bo lead into larger fields un mine with buttons. Don’t let us nnchrist- Paper, "T h e Duty of Oregon Yearly Meet­ they will not think wc havo been trying road, one of rock or the natural dirt.
UUilUi Uim blood taint quickly and perma­
ing to the Endeavor,” ltev. Thomas C. to teach them how they ought to transact The rock is being obtained from tho road
ianize people because they differ with us
nently cured.
you become prepared for thorn.’ ’
Brown.
Cured in from 20 to 33 davs
tho business of their meetings. We have near tlie Redmond farm and is of a very
Until S. Murray of Now Bedford, Mas­ with reference to methods in temperance
o i’in i, M O K l ’ IflN E 't V
simply done as we thought best to suit good quality.— Telephone- Register.
TO j ; ACCI» bu hit cured 10 I tra Ofi^nuu
sachusetts, said slio felt very ngel and work. I havo been pleased to note the Discussion.
Paper,
“
Who
shall
be
members
of
the
our conditions. We will either do better
No restriction or publicity.
Patients
venerable in tliis meeting as she was ap­ absence of saloons in Newberg. Keep up
(of the late firm of Smith & Haworth,) have en­
C U L T I V A T I O N O K (MICHAUDS.
Endeavor,”
Kchbio W. Ilinchman. or worse in the future, and as to which it
tered into partnership and will engage iu the cured at their own homes. 40,000 suffer­
pointed many years ago to attend the your Christian wotk earnestly and none
Nelson Morrison. Mliull he w ill depend on our spiritual life.
Millinery business at Mrs. Baldwin’s, one door ers cured in 8 years.
opening of Iowa Yearly Meeting, and will ever come. Wherever people have Paper, "T h e Pledge,”
The season of weeds is here again, and
west of the post office, under the firm name of
“
“ My duty as an Endeavorer,” J.
Full particulars without charge, address
now being Imre to attend tbe opening ot any temperance laws at ull, they should
We bid your people God Bpeed, and energetic horticulturists are busy in or­
J, Jessup.
BALDW IN & H A W O R T H .
thunk you for your messages of love. chard und garden, going the rounds with
Oregon Yearly -Meeting, a child of not spend their time complaining that
Having the largest stock of Millinery Goods
Iowa Yearly Meeting made lier feel quite they havon’tsomething better, hut should Paper, "W h a t shall the Social Life of an The inspiration wo have received from \ plow, cultivator and hoe. It is best not
Ü15 P o w e l l St., S an F r a n c is c o , Cal .
Endeavorer Be,”
Abhie L. Miles. you, wo will try to treasure tip and carry
ever brought to this city we cordially invite
old. She brought a loving greeting from rather enforce what laws they have and
to wait till bright, sunny days to com-
the
ladies
of
Newberg
and
vicinity
to
c.ill
and
Hie rock bound coast of New England, work for better laws as fast as they can Paper, “ To what Extent sh ill Wo Touch to others. Tiiis platform will have a inonoe on the weeds as by that time they, inspect them before purchasing elsewhere.
Mission Work,”
Edgar Ballard. lonesome look when you are gone, but we
In sdiiiu sense wo are far apart but not in get them.
perhaps, have taken the ground, or be­
M IL L IN E R Y .
Much interest was manifested in this will try to shoulder tho responsibility
Dr. Jessup insisted that dm meeting
others. Many prayers went up for you
"
"N V
come so rank, as to make it ulmost im­
in New England Yearly Meeting. May ought to take Homo definite action to show meeting and the church heartily endorsed placed upon us.
possible to clean them out, especially in
Lamb & Holley,
lie prepare you for carrying the glad tid­ the stand the church takes and submitted tho work of the young people. That the
A very feeling prayer was offered by small truck. Another thing to be re-
ings to the careless mid unconcerned. the following resolutions which wero up- Christian Endeavor occupies a prominent Mrs. Edwards.
I membered is that weeds, as they grow,
NEWBERG,
;
OREGON.
.11. D . F O X , P r o p r i e t o r ,
and a very necessary place in tho church
Let us remember the Bock of Ages on proved without dissent:
Ruth Murray said I want to leave a require some nourishment to live, and, as
We have just received from New York a large
was
readily
recognized.
NEWBERG,
:
OREGON.
We declare it to be our solemn convic­
which wo stand.
word of comfort to you. Some of you most weeds are gross feeders, it does not
stock of
SUNDAY.
have committed yourselves to the Lord. require long to sap the soil of the moist-
In our Yearly Mooting wo congratulate tion that thu liquor traffic is wholly perni­
S E - A .S 0 3 S T A .B X j E
A good supply of
oursolves over a very small increase in cious, repugnant to thu morul sense, de­
A ll tho services on Sunday were well He is able to save to the uttermost.
I tiro so necessary to the growth of plants
M IL L IN E R Y ,
numbers but here you have an Increase structive to the peace and good order of attended, lit the oak grove near the
Samuel Bottomley, of England, said: and trees. Every weed, bo it ever so
of superior .(imllty and latest styles. We »re
of 41)8, and 1 don’t know hoiv many more society, tho home, tho church, and the church, seats were arranged for a meet­ 1 don’t want to go away without express­ small, takes just that much plant food
also prepared to do
&
you will have before tho close of this liody politic: and utterly antagonistic to ing w here a good sized an lienee gathered ing the joy we have felt at being witli from the trees, and every weed that has
frW S IU O N A B L K D K K S S M A K IS G ,
all that is precious in life; that the proper at Ilia . m. Uev. Jas. P. Haworth of you. W e have been greatly blessed by ; reached maturity before it is destroyed
meeting. May tho l ord Bless you.
and invite the Indies of Newberg und vicinity
Levi Mills: We must conclude that Christian attitude toward it is relentless Indiana, preached to this congregation being with you.
| has taken valuable food from tho soil that
Usually on band. Our endeavor is to supply to ci 11 and see us. First street, 2 doors east of
Morris, Miles Co.
you are all busy workers in the church ol hostility.
and the singing was led by Mrs. Cooper,
James Dean: I bring a word o f has to he put back in some way. As it our patrons with the best of everything in our
line.
Main street, one door north of Hard­
Christ. Never have 1 seen a Yearly
Wo recommend all our members who of Illinois.
does
not
require
one
tenth
of
the
labor
to
greetin g to you from a little m eeting at
wick’s photo gallery.
Meeting of tliis size before where so enjoy thu elective franchise to use that
In tho house Rev. Levi Mills preached College Park, California, which is destroy a weed that is just starting as one
many young men and young women can solemn trust for the rescue of our country one of his best sermons to an audience of j made up from people from England, that is full grown, is not better to get rid
testify to the sanctification of their souls. from the guilt and dishonor brought upon 1 , 01)0 people, lie was at his best on this I Ireland. Scotland, N ew E ngland and of the pests while small and thus save the
I shall go hack to my home ami friends it liy criminal complicity with the liquor occasion and he held the closest attention ! other places. I have been pleased at amount of nourishment they consume,
inspired to preach again tho tiutli of traffic.
of the largo audience present. At the the harm ony which has prevailed and and the extra labor require I to eradicate
Cliiist as never before. There is no stop­
It is our deliberate judgment that no chase of the sermon Uev. Thomas C. at the earnestness of the children anil them when large?
Maiu Street,
NEWBERG, OREGON.
ping here fur fear tho young w ill outstrip candidate for otllco has n right to or ought Brown stated that in uddition to what youn g people in your meetings. H en ­
A strong point in
N e w b er g ,
:
O regon .
the old. This Yearly Meeting with the to receive the support of Chr ¡slums unless had been arranged for, to meet tho ex- ry Mills, Mrs. Wooten, L e v i M ills and tion is that where ground is kept perfect­
Having opened a stock of Millinery at Mrs,
hearts of tho children toward tho aged committed to open hostility to the saloon, pen*o of building tho new church, $;i,IXX) I m any others spoke iu much the same ly clean oi weeds, moisture inav at ail Davis’s old staud on Main Street. I respectfully
iind the hearts of the aged to the chit and the use of every legitimate means for more would he needed, and proceeded to w ay and the meeting continued until times during the summer lie found within Invite the ladies of Newberg to call and see me.
•Iren. causes a fire that will spread as a tlie destruction of the liquor trathe.
take subscriptions. To the surpriso of almost six o ’clock, when it was ad­ ! one or two inches of the surface of the
T h e best and most popular breed.
tiro spreads on a western prairie. I bring
Miss Myrtle Trice recited a declamation. everybody present, lie, in u very admit journed.
I soil, but where weeds are abundant the
E ggs for sale at $2 per setting o f 15.
you greeting from Wilming’on Yearly
] soil liecomes dry, hard and perfectly sol­
Mrs. Helen It. Ilarturd made a short time secured subscription* to the amount i
g. H obSO U .
My endeavor will be to please, by selling Cull on or address,
Meeting.
IS, cash *27.,V), hook racks worth]
Tho Long Beach Conference of the id. The effects of neglect in a weedy,
but energetic address, bringing a greeting of
i good goods at a reasonable margin of profit.
E. 1!. Walton: I came to this l’acific
from tho W. C. T. U. of Oregon, after Flo, and a resident lot on Main street Friends church w hich closed yesterday non cultivated orchard can lie seen when
M R S . C . P. K E N Y O N .
coast country in an early day and saw the
which a temperance song was mug liy donated by Judge Hurley of Portland, was an occasion of notable interest and trees In-gin to turn yellow by midsum­
grapes and other grand fruits raised here, j
valued at iJik), making a total of ^3,280.5!). Instruction. Most of the local churches mer, the bark begins to get rough and
the Newberg Glee Club.
but went back again saving there were
Uev. Brown managed tbo collection in on the coast were represented. The at­ scaly— a sure sign of bark borers—and
A telegraphic message was read from
giants in the land. I am glad some of
tlie neatest manner possible. In stating tendance from Whittier was very large they do not make wood growth until late
Canada Yearly Meeting sending greeting,
you wore not so fearful hut came to drive :
tbe needs of the budding committee he and it seemed quite like tieing at home to in the fall after tho rains begin which re­
w bit'll the clerk was directed to res|ioiid to.
out the giants.
I want to givo a word,
made a strong ease, hut his words were so find so many of onr people in camp. The sults in soft and spongy wood which will
t itin.vv .wm isooN.
of cneourageuicnt to the young to he !
well chosen and his hearing so pleasant, attend inee and interest and the ability winter-kill.
This
being
the
time
fur
the
considera­
faithful.
that the large audience kept perfectly shown in the discussion of various ques­
My idea! of an orchard is one that is
tion of tbe subject of education a lengthy
I have just received a full line of new goods,
1. I’. Wooten ; The w ork of Iowa Year­
quiet and good huinoreJ through it all, tions on the program g ive an encouraging kept cul.ivated to such an extent that no
latest patterns and best quality, and will
re|Hirt which had been made to the h .ml
ly Meeting is so large that it lias been !
I f you want good and cheap homes,
sell
at as low figures as the quality of our goods
and till' subscription was well distributed me isure of the strength and growth of weeds are allowed to go to seed, the
of trustees of Pacific College by President
will justify.
done in sections, and you have been do !
Hire i ¿limit the audience. Everybody Friends church on the coast and assures ground being kept stirred with both plow ! A complete embalming outfit just received. In a healthy locality on the Southern
riioinas Nowlin, was read which show '<1
Come ana see me.
ing your part in this section. W e have I
Pacific Railroad,
felt go,«! over the result ami congratula­ tho organization of a Yearly meeting at and cultivator so that trees will make a
the work done by the college during the
just attended a conference at Long Beach, |
tions were in order at the close. The an early day. The scientific lectures of growth of from two to six feet each year
year. A similar report from Prof. Edwin
California, where Friends are situated
building committee bad reason to feel I’rof. Joseph Moore, oi Earlham College, until they come into hearing, an.I, being
much tlie same as you have been here. \ Morrison, with reference to the Polytech­ | very grateful for tlie hearty endorsement Ind., were a most interesting feature of so cared for, they will in a few years re­
nic Institute at Salem, was read after
They ate preparing for a Yearly Meeting
! of their actions by the church.
theocrasion. Rev. I. P. Wooten,of Iowa, turn a good income to the owner. But no
which Prof. Morrison made a short ad­
there and they will no doubt have one
By special request of Uev. Noble, paster preached several very able sermons. The one need think th.,t hra can sit down and
dress
with
reference
to
educational
work
s e n . They committed to me a
of the Baptist church, Miss Emma Spon- attendance at the Sunday meetings at the h»M< these things come to him, for it
iu general.
greeting to bear to you from them,
I cor occupied his pulpit. W e understand pavilion was estimated ut lt’ 00 . — Whiuier takes lots of hard work, grit and elbow
Levi Mills; Educational institutions
Tiirssnvv afte r n o o n .
grease— to use a strong expression—to
are ai-sraltil.-ly necessary to tho bast inter­ she preached a sermon that was much Cal. Register.
ABOVE TH E AVE R AG E .
make a snce. ss of hortienltr.re, nature’s
The subject of choosing a field for mis- ests of the church. There is a great stretch appreciated by the pastor and his eongre-;
U
n
im
proved land $12 to $2> per acre.
Run work waM considered and it was do between tho tallow candle and electric gallon.
S \t. km is rounding up her Chinese lot­ own art.— li. I'. Smith, in Rural Sorth-
L a iy e farms $20 to F sl per acre. C lear­
The number in attendance at the after­ tery mor. If she would only follow it up
t itled to t ltooMo Alaska a* tho th•hi. lt light of today. We did the liost we could
ed land in 5 to 20 acre lots, $40 to $60
was recoinituondotl that ull fonq>»;n mission
noon sei vices was alio'it the same as in with the arrest of all the other crooked
W FIilHT AND
with the tallow candle, now the present
per acre.
ME.V
Wooten institutions run by both Caucasians and
work be coneonti attui in that th•11. A generation might to do the best work |-os- , the morning. Rev. I- en P.
K ’ H A t’ X £ FENTO N,
prop osi I ¡on citino fr >ui Kan -ns Ì{, M. to sible, standing in the glare of the wonder­ “ preach«' 1 a powerful sermon in the house Mongolians, it would make Salem a bet­
Land Set to Fruit
j tin that 1 Hidy an•I Willimin^to n Y . M ful electric light. If v m want Zion to width was highly spoken of.
tor place to live in than it is now.
and tended in ¿rood shape, one, tw o or
in their a u*k on Douglas I s I ai id. Aftet prosjicr give your children a college edu-
Mrs. Uom.u k wrnpied the pulpit at
three years, $80 to $100 per acre.
dinMiHrion it wo* <Wi.lt* 1 to tl.’ft r act ion eat ion.
T u e thìrty-first quarterly m eeting o f Physicians & Surgeons,
, l ight. At the close ci this service, an in-
Correspondence solicited. Address,
fur tho present and tho mission w >rk iu
I P Wooten spoke of the w<»rk of Penn ' it 'll i was extended to those who de­ thè Oregon State Hortieultnral Society
Alaska w:is refe»«ftl to a omnmititoe of tho College, Iowa, In connection with church sired to j in the church to do so. Three w ill he liciti in tlie court house at Sa­
n . W . I i \ IH .fr. Y . R e c e i v e r .
lem. July 11, 12and 13, INAI. A good
1.« F a y e t t e
following momU*r »: J. II. T onvi nd Ma work, saying that in th * past when ihei j- è ne ■1 liy req-i -st 1 ind oino b> I».-ttor.
O nto.'X.
M A RIO N ,
-
ORECON.
Low rates between San Francisco and Port-
program hos lieen prepan-d and a full
rv E. K. L lw iir d.-, F.lvira (\ *» *K. f ü l l took no special pains to give training fur
laud an 1
’NPU
attendàucc is desired.
l i ter. Dr. Minth(m i, ArchilU U .oilley ami religions work, other ehn>vhes picked up
S fl 1 . tu Tlie nnvtinc WA!«
V A L L E Y P O IN T S
n.liu- 1 hv
Klizaiietb B. Mill
their brightest young men and put Hi m Fin ila i Spen vr and 1 Levi M
Uev.
River Steamers Win. M H
A Three ¡visier*
l.i-la l; »muck iIoli vero 1 a \vn alIdo and into a way to prepare for the ministry Milli
« i x T r . ii i » sTvi-.T \ u * « r r t «r.n .
leave Portland Sunday, Wednesday aud Friday •
» proa, heil a » hart »it-nnon h u t,ino of
«I. I> H e ll, I ’ r o p r le t i- r .
a t a m. Leave Salem, north, Tuesday, Thurs­ C. F. Fuller. Breeder and Fancier of Lt. Brah­
most Intelresting :address on foni’ iciri mis- and they were in this wav lost to Friends
tl«.. Tn-rst powcrtit! of tlx » Y**ar! y M«•«din*.
day and Saturday a« ft a. m.
l’eter Towers of Newberg, has N on ad­
ma Fowl*. Duke of York ami Auto­
.¡unary w jrk winich was clonely’ 1 t stoned church. This loss to the church had
F*>*onger fare, Newberg to Portland or Sa­
crat «trains.
1 ) a. m. The Koproqenta 1 * i Vi9 ho.!y re­ judged insane and was taken to Hie asy­
lem. 50 cents.
to.
I icon overcome hv establishing a class for porti•1 that A. M Ur iv had tv -n <■di oso n lum at Salem Friday last. He bad an
For any information desired, address
•frock
fir*t
class
in
every refpeet Egg* for sol«
I
am
pre»v»red
t«>
a
general
delivery
basi­
Lstira Winston, two years a missionary Biblical training in the college, and im­ clerk » f 111 It isl 1 •
and satisfaction guaranteed.
. Th
R. E. M tLTAH T.
reorammended idea that lie w anted to stiri a graveyard no'*
or «»spre*s delivered to any part
C. T. WARD!. \1T.
Gen 1 f» ipt..
in Mexico, spoke a few words with refer- portant positions were being tilled now that a coiuaiiitce t>e
of the city At rea«on*ble nues. Hc*dq Einer»
* n ►¿in!ted to draft a ami has been endeavoring to bite men to At Morti», Miles «1 v.Vs store.
T. F. A P. A.
Corvallis, or. I NLWBLKG
:
OREGON
The Chehalem Valley Bank.
Z tS T E W IB IE IE L G -, O R E G O I T .
Incorporated 1893. Capital Stock $40,000.
Oregon Yearly Meeting
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FOR
HARVESTING MACHINERY,
BINDERS,
MOWERS,
S U LK Y RAKES,
REVO LVING RAKES,
Binder Twine, Machine Oil, Axle Grease Etc.
Carriages & Vehicles of all Kinds,
And Farm Implements in General,
Christenson Bros. Agricultural Implement
House,
J, F, FDHMmgsliil,
CUMMINGS & SMITH,
Csslractcrs I; Builders.
j
DO
j^EW
YOU
SU FFER?
SPRING MILLINER
Mrs- M. E. Baldwin &
Miss Lillian Haworth,
Dr. Wood Ei Chloride of Gold Institute,
Airi STREET MARKET,
Beef, Pork
Mutton
ttPRIX G BRANCH
j^EW MILLINERY STORE.
Poultry Yard
Wyandottes a Specialty.
EVERYTHING NEW & SEASONABLE.
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TO
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.
Home Seekers.
Gash Meal Market GOME TO MARION.
loving
School & Church Privileges
WE GUABANTEE SATISFACTION.
M
GO O D
r.
Austin & Stanley.
Oregon Pacific Railroad Co’
Express & General Delivery.
JOSEPH COOK,