Newberg graphic., July 06, 1894, Image 2

' over those grout white mountains. A t
9 a. in. the steamer wills tied and left.
; Here I was met by I)r. T b w ln g, the
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Presbyterian missionary who gave me
a very warm welcome and, saying “ W e
E . H. W o o d w a r d , E d it o r & P u b l is h e r .
have fitted up a room for you and want
you to atop w ith us while you remain
F R ID A Y , J U L Y 6, 1891.
In W ran gell.” As some o f m y goods
did not come along with me as I In-
Lutered as second class matter at the poet
; tended, I staid w ith this good brother
otllce at Newberg, Oregon.
until the steamer M exico came from
F or the amount of property invested the Sound. I t brought the rest o f my
and the amount of money it receives, the goods.
state fair is tiio worst failure of any stato ! During m y stay I had an opportunity
institution. Unless the management can
K*-’! more acquainted w ith the mis-
l>e reformed and new life put into the fair j sionaries, teachers and government
it is doubtful if any increased patronage , officials, w h o showed me great respect
can be secured for it in the future. The , u,*d kindness and offered to assist me
debt upon it is so great that no one will
a *>y w ay tliut was in their power,
buy it. Kzhitwtiuns aro each year grow-
As there was no smull steamers
ing loss. Attendance is growing smaller, afloat at this tim e o f the year, f cm-
ltoceipts are less and less and the deficit. ployed a native to take me to ICupria-
wlll be greater than ever these hard times ! n° f l island, 80 m iles from Ft. Wrangell,
and unless Salem expects to lose (lie fair j in a canoe.
Through the kindness of
altogether, the management must get a
llioinas, the marshal advised me
now move on it, new life and new blood ; 1° take his Indian policeman, w ho had
roust be injected.
It is certain Portland i a large canoe and a reliable Indian, al­
and other parts of tiro state aro willing to ! MO a Rake, and would lx? a valuable
see a complete failure and collapse, which | help in m any ways. On speaking to
—is sure to be done unless something can Mr. Hliaukc, the policeman, we found
that he was more than anxious to take
be done.
What can be done? It lias been tire me over, as the Kakes had been talkin g
custom ill tiio past to employ a secretary to him about b rin glh g them a mission­
who had some oilier business, and a few ary to live in th eir midst, so now he
days before the fair he would come to Sa­ would have tho honor of taking one to
lim and pay wtiat attention was absolute- them.
A fter all arrangements wore made Mr.
v necessary to transact the business. It
reems to as a secretary, with tiio proper Shaake wished to load up, to start on
assistance, could be buiuly employed for the follow in g m orning. On goin g to
three months proceeding the fair, giving the w h arf I found M r. Shaake and two
u his whole time and attention, all the other natives w ith a largo canoe 40 feet
time and attention of one of the most long, capable o f holding three tons,
competent men in tho state, would be w ith tw o sails, w hich we soon loaded
for the trip. H a v in g been already at
nono too good.
Specialization and organization of tiio brother and sister T liw ln g s fifteen days.
different departments, tiio fruit interest, T h e y refused any compensation, Out
agriculture, sheep, live stock, horses, gave me $30 to further ine on m y jour­
manufactures, poultry, every important ney and remarked that they felt a great
iuterest, worked up systematically and interest in the K ak o Indians and they
persistently from now until the opening beleived it righ t for them to help me in
M ay
of the fair, might make a fair a success in tho work I had undertaken.
Orpgon. Nothing else will.
W o could m any others do likewise, who should
find much to kick at in tho way these lie more interested in these poor be­
tilings have been managed in tlie past nighted people w ho are calling for help.
On tho m orning o f March, 7tli, 10 a.
but that does no good. What is wanted
is tlie direct application of sufficient Intel m. I was o f f for K ak o village, as our
liganco and enterprise to keep the state captain ordered the sails hoisted I was
fair from going into complete comatose cheered w ith tho w avin g o f bats and
condition from which it will be impossible handkerchiefs by friends that accom­
to ever rovive interest in its welfare. It panied mo to the wlm rf. Sailing gen tly
can lie done or it cannot be done, just as along leaving the little village in the
the board likes. Which shall it bo?— distance tlie Ihougnt comes to m e
NEWBERG
GRAPHIC.
THE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION
Kod<*vor and other lines of church work.
Many of the foreign nations are making
i an effort to get from under these heavy
, burdens, then wily should we as a nation
OF OREGON YEARLY MEETING. do anything that will teud toward in­
creasing our burdens. W e read every
time we pick up a paper almost of the ur
gent necessity for tlie most strict economy
I ) ìkc Ì| i 1 in if A d o p te d —S ta n d in g C o m m it
along all lines, and yet we go on making ;
teef* A|>pointed—L a r g e A tte n d a n c e
enormously expensive war vessels.
and M u d i In t e r e s t Su nday.
El wood Scott said : You will not find j
a more loyal and patriotic people than
Friends have always been. W e believe
THURSDAY »IOIINI.NO, JUNE 28.
Tho reading of the remainder of tho tliat war as a basis for settling national
As a j
proposed church discipline was taken up difficulties is wrong in principle.
at this session and finished. Tlie report matter of economy it is cheaper to train 1
of the committee was adopted und with a people to do right than to whip them for j
very few additions tho document was doing wrong.
If other peoplo hail been trained a s :
adopted as tlie discipline of the church
for the coining year, with the order that ours were tlie late war would have been
“ W e carry a stock of the famous
a type written copy bo furnished each an impossibility.
B R O W N S V IL L E WOOLEN GOODS.
Wo
have
no
word
of
censure
for
tlie
old
[
monthly mooting. Tlie further consider­
soldier.
Many
of
our
members
were
in
j
ation of tiio discipline during tiio year
was left with the same committee and tlie war. We only want to teach people
members may in the meantime submit to tliat there is a better way for settling
tlie committeo such changes as they difficulties than with the sword.
When in Germany I saw thousands of j
S u ccessors to K a y & T o d d .
think proper, for their consideration.
women working in tlie field, whose hus­
2 P. M.
in the armies.
A better day ]
At this session tlie subject of foreign . bands were
. . .
..
,
„
. i mg under consideration Jas. P. Price Methodist church, Rev. Chas. Scott at
is
coming.
Keep
at
the
work.
Spread i
,
, ,, .. , ,,
, ,
missions was taken up. Tlie committee
, , ,,
, « ,1
.■
and Elwood Scott followed the report of the Baptist church, Rev. F. M. George
literature
and
talk.
Let
the
questions
of
tj)e
made a detailed report of the work done
superintendent with very interesting and Rev. L. M. Haworth in the grove,
during tlie year which showed much ac­ peace and arbitration be pressed every remarks on the work done during tlie and Miss Atkinson at the Friends church
Of all kinds at
tive work and careful plans laid for tiio whero.”
past year and urging more activo work in the morning. Of tlie latter Sermon we
“ Tiio Peace Bell,” a very appropriate
year.
for the coming year.
will make special mention.
On Center street, form erly occupied by
Kuprianoff or Kake island, Aiaska, has song was sung to good effect by a number
Anson Cox reviewed the progress of
Tlie theme of the speaker was the grace ' \\ ilaon’8 Grocery.
of
little
gfrls.
been chosen as the field for mission work.
Sunday schools during tlie past forty of God. First the grace of God hath ap- •
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Miles said she want­
Tins is the point at which Charles Ed­
years and urged thorough organization peared unto all men. Grace came then !
wards was killed two years ago while at­ ed to press upon our members the im­ for the work within the limits of ait the came Christ.
The goodne.-s of God lead-
tempting to prevent men from smuggling portance of taking peace papers to be meetings in the Yearly Meeting. He was eth to repentance. I is grace and un­
read
by
our
children
as
well
as
ourselves.
whisky into that country. Silas Moon
of the opinion that much good might he merited favor that brings salvation.
has been on tiio island for some time and •Many nations are considering the pro­ done throughout the Willamette valley in
When a missionary went out and LADIES UNDERWEAR,
SA ILOR HATS,
lias been very kindly received by the na­ priety of reducing their armies. W e liave pressing this work in remote places. At preached to tiio natives and toid them ;
C LO V E S,
tives.
Twenty of tlie principal men great reason to to encouraged.
one point recently he said a minister they were sinners they said, “ you are on- I
NUTS, ETC.
Other remarks on the subject were I
among tho natives called on him as soon
At way down price?.
asked a boy of sixteen if they had any !y a man, we know as much as you
made
by
Mrs.
ltomiek,
F.
L.
Harford
and
as they heard of his arrival and assured
meetings in their neighborhood. The know.” But when he told them of Christ
him that their people wero glad a mis­ John II. Vestal.
boy said yes tho populists came around and his mercy they felt the need of sucli j
The report of the committee on “ Books occasionally and held meetings and then
sionary had at last come to take up tiio
a savior.
work again. Two years ago when Clias. and Tracts” followed which showed the sometimes tlie democrats and republicans ! The grace of God coming to us teaches !
MR8. E. J. HARRIS, M il l in e r .
amount
of
literature
distributed
during
Edwards was murdered, Silas Moon and
also bad meetings. Tno minister asked 1 us what to do and what not to do. Corner o f Brick blk, Main at.
Dr. Comiot left the mission at Douglas is­ tlie year an ! other active work of the him if they ever had religious meetings If we would do
more accusing of I
land in an open boat ami went to Kake committee.
and the boy asked what kind of meetings j our own hearts and less excueiug of our- W H Y NOT GO T
°
Mrs.
L.
P.
Round
in
speaking
of
the
island to tulto charge of the personal
tliey were. The same questions were selves for our shortcomings and excuse j
effects of the deceased. After securing good often done by the distribution of asked about Sunday schools and the boy i our neighbors more and accuse them less , Miss L. M. Haworth it Mrs. B. M. Tate's
tlie property they took note of how things tracts related an incident of a shoemaker did not know the meaning of the term | we would soon see things differently.
were left in tiio school room which was who was a Sabbath breaker. Some one ‘ ‘Sunday schools.”
| Christians sometimes complain of the
also Mr. Edward’s living room.
When dropped into his shop a tract on tlie sub­
It takos tiino and energy to climb these ! work they have to do. Don't do this, but
Mr. Moon arrived there a couple of ject of Sabbath observance. When be mountains to hold Sunday schools but in j remember that there will be a rest for }
months ago he found everything as they found it he was mad and said be would this work we can do a great work for | you by and by in g'ory. Faith keeps her j
had left it, without anything haying been dispose of it by putting it into the sole of | Chri8t. A three dayB convention ought eye constantly on the cross of Christ.
Before buying or gettiug work done els»e\vhere?
removed. Even some wood tliat was left a s hoe that he was making, which he I to be he, j dllrilll| the summer w hen
New Goods, Latest Styles.
A ll the promises of God aro to us yea !
in tho room was still in the same position did. Sometime after the wearer of the , methods can bo talked over. Other re­
and amen forever. Go first to God and M illinery at Lowest Prices. Dre3amak-
The door was still locked and not a win sile brought it iu to have a new sole put I marks wero fflade by G . w< Mitchell> ask for wisdom. Thereia grace abundant j ing, Cutting and Pitting a Specialty,
“ I kutnv not what awaits me,
Journal.
on and the shoemaker on finding it read j Chas. Seott ami Mrs. Louisa P. Round,
dow broken.
God kindly veils mine eyes,
iu e\ery time of need. Just as we are, , Three doors east of Wilson’s Grocery,
Mr. Moon reports everything favorable it and was converted and gave up his
llut wweetly through the sileuce eamo
The committee on temperance submit­ we stand in the sight of God. It takes ! -
Ufa loving, 'F ollow mo.’ "
for mission work at that point and the Sabbath breaking.
W hen an adventurous scientist declared
ted their annual report and recoin- grace to go down into the slums in the \
In tlie latter part o f the day the wind committee is encouraged to press forward
Memorials were read for deceased mem­ mended that gospel temperance meetings depths of bin and wickedness to reach
that lie had swallowed any amount of
rose
and
the
waves
began
to
roll,
now
bers,
as
follows:
Wm.
Hobson,
Mrs.
Re­
with the work. .Mrs. Moon and tho child­
cholera cultures without injury, there was
b e h e ld throughout the limits of the * sinners. His appearance in the bright*
a good deal of incredulous head-shaking, and then our canoe would receive heavy ren in company with Mrs. Leiter will becca Clawson, Mrs. Ruth C. Hall, -Mrs. church during the year which was ness of his glory will be much more won-
and while tlm doubters could not really blows, being at times broadsides to tlie Icavo here tiio latter part of ttiis month Sarah E. Smith, Thomas Hadley, Benja­ adopted. A song was very nicely sung \ derful than when ho was seen on earth,
min Miles, John Edwards and Joseph by members of the Loyal Legion.
disputo tire statements made, they insist­ waves; tlie parting billows would often for that field.
or even more wonderful than when seen
ffE SELL FOK
deposit
water
in
the
canoe.
T
h
e
cap­
Cooper.
Tlie memorial of Wra. Hobson
Miss
Atkinson
speaking
on
‘
‘The
ed tliat there must be something behind
Miss Georgia Griffith said she came on tlie cross.
WE BUY FOli
tain
let
it
drive
this
w
ay
for
a
w
h
ile
as
was
ordered
printed
with
tiio
minutes
and
Church and Missions,” said: It is ¡in-
it all ¡fo r if cholera bacilli were really
from Iowa a prohibition state and she
When he shall come in his brightness !
themselves and nobody else, why didn’t there was a great m any reefs near the possible for a truo Christian to bo out of the others filled with tlie miuutes and assured tlie audience tliat prohibition the wicked in tlie earth shall flee away WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
the man die? And now it appears that it shore and no safe landing. A ll at once harmony with missions. Jesus Christ kept with tiio church records.
does prohibit. With saloons all around and all sin will be swept from the earth
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
isn’t tho well-bred, properly conducted lie cried out, “ too m uch w ind we turn was a missionary, for this eartli was not
tlie state it may bo expected that some and ail will be clean. Y e are not child- !
The
previous
announcement
that
the
in
.”
He
had
found
a
beautiful
little
har­
his home. l i e came from heaven to
bacillus that docs tho mischief, hut the
will be smuggled in and sold. She was ren of the night that you should be over­
subject of education would be considered glad to find two towns in the state, New-
substunce that they manufacture from bor where we anchored untit m orning, show us how to bo missionaries.
taken. It is wonderful what neasure of
on tlie Kuprlunoit' island. H ere 1 met
In Christian Endeavor conventions of at ttiis session brought out a larger berg and Scott's Mills, that were free from grace we have had but there are greater
the contunts of the human interior where
audience
than
usual.
saloonp.
1 things yet in store for the church. Had
they take up their abiding place. Thu m y first Kakes, w ho were camped ail tlie sessions held, the subject of mis­
Tlie professors of ^Pacific College and
bacilli proceed to form wliat is known as along tlie beach trappiug'and Hunting. sions touches tho soul life of tlie delegates
Elisha Jaueway spoke on the effects of it not been for bis grace we might have
nitrito, a most deadly poison. Tiio sub- The next m orning the wind hud calm­ most. In your mission work cover all the Polytechnic Institute at Salem were prohibition in Kansas. When the law been lower iu sin than tlie lowest heath­
slanee is by tho bacilli generated from ed down to il steady breeze, on ly a wtiift the ground you can efficiently instead of seated on the rostrum. Devotional exer­ first went into effect there was a struggle ens.
cises wero conducted by Prof. Edwin made by the saloon men but all open Ba-
F . A . E L L IO T T ,
many vegetables, especially cauliflower, at intervals from o f f the mountains, jiiHt as little as you can.
We are not only looking for his appear­
Since women tiave branched out with Morrison. A report of the superinten­ loons wore practically closed. In some ing but for life eternal with him our com­ Practical Surveyor, is prepared to survey, sub­
lettuce, beets and turnips. Meut contains which is dreaded tlie most by tho na­
divide an.l plat Farms, Fruit Tracts or Town
Lots ou short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
places the saloon element have concen­ ing King.
but a limited amount of convertible tives as it is liable to sink there canoes at their own societies they have raised more dent of education was read.
Government laud located.
a
tim
e
th
ey
are
n
otaw
n
reof.
W
e
sailed
Then
followed
reports
of
Pacific
College
than
$2,000,000
for
missions.
trated
their
forces
and
are
doing
some
material, lienee the prevailing idea that
Hope does not look backward but for­
N kw berg ,
O regon .
again,
w
ith
on
ly
one
sail
up
as
wo
were
and
the
Polytechnic
Institute.
Prof.
Alor-
There is no nation the sun shines upon
business, but no breweries or distileries ward to ihe future and says go forward.
vegetables are to lie oaten with prudence
during cholera seasons, while meat in nearing Rocky Pass' A lo n g these is­ but tliat has opened it doors for tho son read a very excellent paper which are running. The effect of prohibition W e will have no more need for faith
was listened too with the closest attention has been good in Kansas.
smull quantities and Indian corn, hurley lands we see a great m any deer along preaching of the gospel.
when we shall have entered into eternal Townsend, W. J. Townsend and E. C.
tlie beach, as there is too much snow in
Armstrong.
The church formerly prayed that doors by the audience. Other remarks perti­
Mrs. Leiter said in speaking of temper- 1 joy.
and the liko are much safer articles of diet.
tlie mountains for them to live. A s we might ho opened fur missionary work. nent to the question were made by E l­ ance in connection with missionary work,
TEMPERANO«.
I t is further asserted tliat there aro other
There is something in tlie soul touched
were sailing along I shot tw o from tlie They were opened. Then they prayed wood Scott, l>r. Minthorn, Prof. C. E. while I see tlie evil on one sido I see on
Chas. Townsend, Mrs. Susanna Scott,
bacteria found in tire intestines of men
by tliat word eternal. Aro we ready for
canoe, w hich gave ns plenty o f fresli
Lewis and Miss A kinson. Tlie latter the other Christ. My faith is in the Lord his appearing. What shall tlie answer Mrs. Helen D. llarford, Mrs. L. G. Ro­
and animals that aro capable of generat­ meat. A ll along there can lie seen tine for laborers, (iod Inis given them by the
mici! aud W. P. Smith.
ing nitrites, but that the cholera bacillus saw timber from 18 inches to it feet in hundreds, and there are thousands of speaker encouraged all young people to Jesus. This is a day of organization. be. W e will see him with these eyes of
MISSIONARY.
attenil
college.
Stic
said:
If
you
have
young
people
in
our
colleges
preparing
Evil
doers
are
organized
as
never
before.
produces over forty thousand times more diameter.
Spruce and cedar spruce
ours on tho judgment seat. W e shall all
B. C. Miles, Mrs. M. E. K . Edwards,
not
the
money
to
take
you
through
with­
m
ainly,
w
hich
would
make
a
logging
for the work and offering their services.
Let us see to it that we are thoroughly or­ see him. They who pierced him shall Mrs. Laura E. Minthorn, Mrs. Mary J.
than any other ereattiro.
If there is no
m an’s mouth water. It w ill lie very
out stopping count it a privilege to make ganized to light this evil.
see him again. Does not that heart of Scott, Mrs. Mariam Douglas, E. Robin­
suituble substance found by tho citolera valuable if this country ever opens to When till* church sees these devoted ones
You will be the
Elwood Scott sanl:
It is the business yours in common sense say, “ my God, son and Wm. Reece.
bacilli upon which to work, they form settlement. On the even ing o f the 9th and looks into tho treasury for money to your own way through.
lactic and other acids, hut these rarely >t' March, we arrived at Kit lie village. send them into thu field it is found empty. better for it when you aro through. o f tlie ch u rch to espouse e v e r y good ! unto th e e I consecrate my h eart, my soul, b u f e r in t e n d e n t o f p e a c e a n d a r b i t r a -
TION.
cause serious ills. They sometimes give A fte r binding and inspecting the village Our prayers now must bo for financial Such privations as you will be compelled cause. Much enlightenment is needed I my all.”
revealed the fact there were no natives
Dr, If. J. Minthorn.
to withstand will only the better prepare on this drink question. We should lie a
H ave you found calvary ? If you have
rise to what is known as cholerine, which in it. They had left a few day liefore lor aid.
EDUCATION.
Tlie I.ord lovolli a cheerful giver.
If you for tho stearn realities of life. A united force agaiust the saloon and its j not you are not ready to meet God.
Let
frequently prevails to a considerable ex­ a hunt. T lie on ly liv in g residents were
Thomas Newlin, Edwin Morrison, Miss
you « i l l read up on mission work you will man I knew moved away from excellent effects.
a little dog, a cat, and u few ravens.
' us open our hearts dor tho iucotuing grace
tent during epidemics of cholera.—A'.r.
I'd a F. Macy, T. 8. Townsend, Miss Reb­
Home o f the natives sloped not very get interested. If you neglect to road college privileges and wont farther out I Mrs. Romick. The outlook is bright. of G. k L
bie W. liinchman,
iss Bertha Ramsey,
faraw ay, saw us when w e arrived, came mission literature you neglect that which whero he could get more land for Ids j o ur children are being educated
on
the
S o m e day ilio whole Willamette valley to see their new missionary.
In
the
afternoon
Rev.
Elwood
Scott
Dr. A Mills, Moses Voraw and J. H .
As Mr.
will l>o a checker board of electric railways Shaake wished to return to W rangell is next to the ltible. Fill the homes with boys. A few years later f went into the effects ot alcohol on the human system. preached to a large audience ill the house Douglas, Jr.
TRUSTEES PACIFIC COLLEGE.
will» cars pulled by Ilio power of the w h ile the weather Mas favorable, we such literature and yon will arouse an in­ neighborhood in which they lived to hold W e are raising up a band of young people while Mias Atkinson and Rev. Anson
T. S. Townsend, W . J. Hadley, J. T.
Strong Cox spoke in tlie grove.
Willaniint'Uo river at Oregon City falls. sent for the ch ief o f tho tribe. The terest in missions. Every church ought revival services anil I found these same of strong tomrerance sentiment.
wind began to blow, so ho did not get to take a collection once each month for boys tlie most outbreaking sinners in the
Smith, Airs. Melinda Craven.
drink is America's “ river of sorrow.”
The rapid development of long distance here until the lltii. A s he w as seen
SUNDAY NIGHT.
community. Tho father told me with
BOOKS AND TRACTS.
Miss Atkinson. Think we are ready to
transmission of power is hastening this
At this sessions a collection was taken
lining w ith bis eiinoe load o f nr.lives, missions, (liv e as the I.ord wants yon to
tears in Ids eyes that he made a grand organize and take np tlie work after Iiear-
Mrs. I.aura Reece, Mi.«s Rebecca Kuan,
trappy coming time.
An electric plant 30 in number, one o f our boys hoisted give and he will prosper you more.
for tlie Alaska mission which a Idcd to
Mrs. la'iter spoke at some length on mistako when he made that move. ing what we have. There should be no other suras raised during the meeting K. H. Garilner, .Mrs. Doeio Maev, Mrs.
transmits electricity from Tivoli to Rome, thejsturs and stripes it he ting Mils give-
Elizabeth Mote.
en me at W ran gell! to lie patriotic I her work on Douglas island and at the Keep your boys in college.
dissensions among church members over amounted to something more than $100.
a distacco of twenty miles and lights the suppose. A fte r their arrival and a wel­
SABBATH SCHOOL.
I’
res.
Nowlin.
I
wish
the
young
peo­
methods. We should always bo ready to
President Newlin preached the sermon
ldstoiie seven hilled city.
In • lermanv come hand shaking, we wen* seated close of her remarks sang a hymn in tlie
Airs. B. S. Cook, Preston Rilev, Alice
ple
could
understand
the
longing
that
language
of
the
natives.
She
is
very
con­
around
a
large
stove
in
the
school
house
Like
the
hand
of
any
member
and
work
,
of
the
evening.
W
e
will
mention
some
of
there are longer cuircnts, and from the
B. Spencer, Seth .Mills, J. J. Jes^ip, M,8.
Lydia Gardner. Airs. Alary J. Newlin!
fails of Landen, Switzerland, u current is which was built by the governm ent fident of success in the work on Kako is­ goes out from our hearts to help you. for the good of tlie world. The Bible pro- ; the points made bv the sjieaker.
..., j eight years ago. T h e chief expressed land and is anxious to go to tlie field as You can't afford to go through life
Airs.
Lizzie White.
liibits putting wine to neighbors lips. It
carried to Frankfort, a distance of
Clirist is the only emancipator. Ttiero
" him self very w arm ly Inwards Friends
without
a
college
education.
My
college
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
soon
as
possible.
also
prohibits
dissensions
and
evil
speak­
tuiles, with a loss of only twenty-four per starting mission work am ong them,
are grander possibilities before us than
B. S. Conk, C. E. Lewis, Miss Gertrude
A store was very much needed and it professor saiil there were two things a ing.
and that they believed Hod had sent
ceut.— Stalennixn.
we have ever thought of.
Let us move
Lamb, Edgar Ballard, Nelson Alorrison,
mo to help them, as they are in dark­ was very much to be desired tliat some young man could afford to go in debt for
The same resolutions that were passed out ot the small chambers we have occu­ Alisa Jessie Nelson.
ness, and now I M ould lead them to the man who was a consecrated Christian — an education and real estate.
You
last
year,
with
rorae
additions
were
intro­
T he tariff bill passed the senate on last light, and it seemed to I hem that Mr.
pied into greater light. The Lord Jesus
PRINTING.
can’t afford hi go iu debt for clothes or duced and passed w ithout disiussion.
Tuesday by a vote of 9 1 to 39.
Kdwards had come to life.
N ow they would join them. A saw mill would lie
was free from traditions and petty notions
B. 3. Cook, Thomas Newlin, J. J. Jes-
feel happy, as their children had cried needed and in tlie course of time a fishing lor what you eat.
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because he came to save tlie world. I s np.
2 o ' clo ck r. m .
when they looked toward tho school post may profitably Is* established.
Sometimes parents say their children
L e t t e r P r o m Htlnn M o o n .
TREASURER
Tiio larger part of this session was ta­ must do my best and you must do your
house liecause their friend and teacher
J. T. Smitti.
Dr. and Mrs. Minlhorn also spoke of will only he ordinary when grown up ken up in consideration of Endeavor best to save the world. It is not you
K a k e I sla n d , A l a s k a .
was gone. N ow if they had a saw m ill
AUDITING COMMITTEE.
Editor Graphic:
and store, so they would not have to go tlie mission work in general and espec­ anyway and it is useless to give them wvrk.
Tlie Endeavor committee and must, but yon may come. Duties grow
Your other workers were seated on the rostíum. to bo a privilege when you got that idea.
Calvin Stanley, L. AI. Parker, W . P.
DP. A H 1 T u e n ns -Your pnper rveetved, ntV to other stations to do business, 1 ially of (he prospects for good work being much education. Don’t say that.
Smith.
children at* going to lie American citi-
lu.tiry thunks. Von cannot im aginc the could have their children and In* to done on Kake island.
An interesting program had been pre­ Our liberty comes somewhere along the
SUMMER SCHOOL.
them a fattier.
T h e y wished their
Pliis session was probably as full of in­ zens. On tlie education of your «laugh­ pare I which was as follows:
comfort it glvcs m e to got the news
line
of
duty.
The
songs
that
we
sing
children to In* educated, for the older
Elwood Sco't, E lwin Alorrison, Miss
Hierein, as 1 liave on ly recelved tw o people never bad a chance, and desire terest to tlie church ns any one that was ters will depend to a very large degree "Importance of Signing the Pledge,” A. are not for ourselves but for others. Rebbie W. liinchman, Mrs. Mabel Doug-
nudle. I liave Ix-en Olt the Island neur the children should Improve their time. hi'liL A telegram was read from Mrs. L. the future of tlie next generation.
C. Mtanhrough.
" '
las, C. E. Lewis, Airs. Alary Allen, Dr.
Times of discouragement and • darkness
A young man who is grubbing a stump "Foreign Miss on \V»rk," Mrs. Dr. Clark.
three montha. 1 w ill gtvo yoti soiuc Mr. Shake talked on tin* line o f to m -! Maria Dean at Lawn H ill, Iowa, report­
will come but trust in God anil have a 11. J. Alint.iorn, .Miss Atkinson, advisor.
which was very good, as it is
Paper. Rev. Elwood Scott.
DELEGATES TO CALIFORNIA YEARLY MEET-
Items o f uiy trip that m lgh t lic <>f Inter? LI p'-'div n ns led here. A fter asking our ing tlie safe arrival of Rev. J. II. Douglas may say lie is too busy to go and cut a
"H om e Mission Work,” Miss Jessie Nel­ vision in the heart of what there is to
MO.
rk was di- , pole h’ pry with, and yet if he would go
est to sonic.
dear H eavenly Father to bless our little and wife at that place. The
do.
son.
J. H. D«-iuglas, Elwood Peott, Airs. M.
and get the pole he could accomplish his Solo, l’ rof J. J. Jessup.
L e a v in g N ew t »erg on ilio ninth o f gathering to Ills own glory, and sliuk- reeled to send a response.
Christ was not just a good man. there E. K. Edwards.
Alternates.
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object in half the time it will take if he "Junior Endeavor,” Miss Rebbie W.
February at 7 a. III., I arrived at T in »- *."« hands good bye, they were soon o ff
FRIDAY, 10 A M .
was no other like him, no emancipator.
George, Airs. L. O. Romick, Airs. Jane
for their.eam piiig grounds.
liinchman.
works
on
without
it.
If
those
who
are
ma, W ash., at 10 p. in., where i was
A detailed report from Mrs. IV lle C. II.
Christ is seeking you and me that our B. Yotaw.
I’lie m orning o f the 12th, Mr. Shaake
Recitation, Mi?« May Lamb.
delayed six «lays on account o f the and his tw o men started hack lo Ft. Cox, superbiteti lent of |s*aoo and arbitra­ expecting to bo missionaries will stop Duet. Misses Nerva Wright und Sibyl peace may flow as a river. Be strong, be
L is t o f L e t t e r «
steamer, C ity o f Topeka, Iv itig Ixdiind W rangell, leavin g me nil alone on the tion was read, showing tliat tracts on this awhile at college no time will bo lost tor
Woodward.
noble, be pure. May G »<1 bless you nr.d
Remaining unclaimed in the Newherg
time. It arrived on the m orning o f Island to open up the work. Oh, these subject to the amount of maro than 3,000 in the meantime they can prepare them­
Edgar Ballard introduced the matter of may you reach out an.I help some one.
long mouths. N o one can fully realize
Prat Office, for the month ending June
the 10th, and at 4 p. in. it was o ff for
pagos lia i been distributed au I the sub­ selves for much more efficient work.
a summer school for those who desired
the meaning o f them on ly as they have
MONDAY.
30, 1894.
W. K. .Vilen said: I have had many a special study of the Bible and methods
Alaskan water» again w ith quite a Is eu placed In similar clremnstnnees. ject mentioned in twenty a l.Irenes «lur­
Both sessions on Monday were full ot
Air. Clu«las,
Tom Frazer,
number o f passengers, mostly for the I have only s«s'n four white people ing tlie year. Home teachers' institutes opportunities to get good positions had 1 of work. Tlie nominating comrait'ee was
activity as there was much busine»« that Air*. Frank Gorman. Ira Powell, Cash’r,
Yukon g »h l m in in g regions o f Alaska. si net* m y arrival here. On the 18th o f had been attemle«! and information given been able to till them, ami my qualifica­ •lirecled to propose names for a commit­
must ue round«»«! up during tlie dosing Lence Si-hwen,
Mr. A. W . W right.
May a small «(earner from Douglas
A fte r four days pleasant sailing, except
teacher» on the subject which was well tions were all »utBcient for irany of thorn tee of seven to make the necessary ar­
island, droned anchor in the harbor,
hours of the meeting.
Much good work
Persons
calling
for
any of tlie above
one, w h ile crossing Dixson entrance they wen» looking for tw o men who received. Dr. Minthorn who was a dele­ with the except km of a lack in ray educa­ rangements for such a school.
was done in all tlie various sessions both letters will please say "advertised.”
the w ind struck ns In a w ay that some left Douglas island some months liefore, gate to the W orld’s Cenare»« on 1 Yare tion. Liko many other young men I
An epistle from Iowa Yearly M«»eting in the meetings for worship and those for
J. C. S a w y e r , P. M.
o f us passengers did not enjoy so well and had not been hcnnl from.
and Arbitration, hebt at Chicago during rushed went several years ago to get go!«!, was read at this session.
business. Below we give tlie committees
I «-loured some ground and have g row ­
ami I got a reasonable amount of it. bat
I arrived at Ft. W rangell, Alaska, on
Hi«»
W
orld’s
Pair
made
a
short
report
of
The
«leiegatcs
were
directed
to
prop«>«e
in g now potatoes, turnips, rutaluigga»,
tor the next yeur.
S p ecia l S a le.
While we are l failed to get tliat winch could not have the names of suitable persons to attenJ
the 2<>th nt 4 a. rn.
T h e atmosphere and radishes, soon do to Use, rhubarb, the work of the eongre??.
Friday and Saturday on new goods
was not the same temperature ns that black borri w, ra«p! s*rrles, doing w ell; not suffering as foriegn nations are from N vn taken away from me a good «dura­ tin* .qs-nlng of California Yearly Meeting PASTORAL AND CHURCH EXTENSION WORK.
Thomas Newlin. Martin Cook. Chas just receiveil. Lowest prices on trimmed
o f Oregon, but very cold, yet calm. stmwlierriea have bloomed: grass a f««»t the heavy burdens sustain«»«! from main» tion. I want to see the people stand in in Match next.
high along the Inveli. I am anxiously
R. Scott, I . M. George. Mr?. Melinda hats.
SUNDAY. M A. * .
Three doors east of Wilson's Gro­
Snow three mol four feet deep In the
together to sustain Pacific College.
taining
large
standing
anni«
«,
we
are
on
w a ilin g for lily mail from loved ones
The serv;-es were well atiende«! Craven, Ja?. P. Trice, Mrs. L. «i. U o cery.
valleys. H ow much on e j-n jo y ? to ace am i In ml«. A ours truly.
•ATI RDAY . 10 A. M.
the road to it when wo in ter the war
through >nt all the sessi -us held on Sun- mii-k. J. II. Doagla«. An?on Cox. Miss
the sun rise and shed its golden ravs
-v U M. h » n
Tlie st:’
of Sabbath school work be- day.
spiiit ia tiiili'ary dril!« in connection w::h
Mrs. Romick preached at the I Ltfie Mery. Mrs. Jane B. Votaw, Esther
Short
cvedhr Dr. H it«' Heart Carr.
LOOK HERE
Having purchased the business of Kay & Todd it is our
purpose to continue tho same in such a manner as to merit
and receive the trade of Newberg and vicinity.
W e are going to sell goods at
PARKER & INGLIS,
BEE HIVES,
BEE SUPPLIES
T. B. CUMMIN’S SHOP,
SATURDAY K AL
CALL
AliD BE
CONVINCED
nr t m m
m m
2 P -A .lt L O U S
Dash Meat Market
CASH.
GOOD W T AND
Austin & Stanley.
SURVEYING.