te !
tion hy Miss Pearl B. Cum m ings. No general dissatisfaction. I t ’a chief de
doubt hut th a t tim statem ent, “ th at fects are its lack of safety and of elastic
more men are untrue to their prom ises ity. Tlie national buuking system is
th an women,” which was hacked up by im perfect and is becoming more so. 1
some citations from history and statis Tlie greenbacks should be retired aud
tics will be readily accepted as th e tru th their place taken hy bank-notes secured
hy some, but others will question tho by a safety-fund and theso m te i should
be taxed to pi event the banks from
assertion until fu rth er investigation.
Com m encement week with its various [ forcible ami clear way of presenting his
H erm an E . Kuenzi, made prom inent making an undue profit.
exercises have created no small am ount thoughts. He spoke of this age as be-
International bimetallism looks plaus
of interest among th e college students | ing a einful age, a glutinous age, a in liis oration on “ H elvetia” tho well ible in theory hut there are several cir
regulated
form
of
th
e
ir
governm
ent,
the
Mid citizens of New berg. The sum total m aterialistic age and a scientific age. j
intelligence of tier people, and th eir loy cumstances which m ight h in d er its
of th e whole college year seems to stand The scientific sp irit of this age makes us
practical w orking.”
o u t in bold faced typo. It takes but a honest in our religion, it m akes wrong alty to their country.
A much appreciated vocal d u e tt was
Miss
Jessie
B
ritt
played
a
beautiful
glance a t th e success of tho different wrong, and right, right. It also, gives
sung by A . T. W are and C. E . Lewis.
instrum
ental
solo,
w
hich,
perhaps
in
exercises, to tell the success of tho col rise to ethical, benevolent and hum ane
These gentlem en are always welcomed
lege year, and in so doing it m ust bo movements. Home of theso movements addition to th e pleasing entertain m en t
on tlie stage w ith great cheers and ap
it
was
sure
to
give
tho
audience,
it
was
■aid th a t such attainm ents were never are m anly movements and aifay from
plause.
intended
to
cheer
up
the
rem
aining
before reached by Pacific College. The God, m aking th is is a wicked and skep
O. L. Price delivered in ids usual en
exercises began with the excitem ent of a tical world. The world is in nee 1 not of m em bers of the clues who had bo long
thusiastic m anner an oration on “ In
been
held
in
suspense.
more religion hut a better presentation
DUAL KIELD-DAV.
He first showed
“ Can America Produce H er Own Silk,” dustrial Democracy."
For the first tim e in the history of Pa of religion. O ur interest in men helps
how th at all developemnt is slow .Then
was
th
e
subject
and
also
a
question,
us
to
understand
God's
in
terest
in
men.
cific College the track team met an o th er
he showed tl.e progress of democracy in
team on Ju n e 12, at th e fair grounds to Man comes, to this world and receives the which was answered in the affirm ative,
a few different nations, and how th at
compete for th e honors of the day, which very host God has for him . He owes hy Miss Onie I. David.
principles of governm ent developed
“
Hleep,
Our
Benefactor”
an
every
day
m eant th e greatest num ber of points. God his best service. It is due of every
from the paternalism of the tribe to the
Though th e contest was extrem ely in m an, first to he an honest m an, second, j experience was the subject of Miss Olive
fruternaiism of a pure democracy. lie
teresting yet it proved to Vie an easy vic to make home life religious, th ird , to be | S tratto n 's oration.
presented tlie industrial world as it is
tory for th e homo team . The visiting hopeful and courageous. C hristian life! Now came Archie C. 8eely’s tim e.
today showing a developm ent but being
team from Portlond High School was is a life of service or nothing. The high- | His oration “ The Destruction of the
far from perfection. Hu said:
“ The
Fine Tailoring by a Competent Man.
indeed a set of gentlem an, and they eet and noblest life is found in service. | Oregon Forests” was the last one on
real
conflict
is
not
between
capital
and
m ade several friends here who will not College days are the freest and happiest the program.
A fter an instrum ental d u ett l»y Misses labor but between the producer and th o !
days of ones life, but in them he chrls-
soon forgot them .
consum er.
Laljorers are hum an and
Tliere was a large crowd present to j tlans and be in earnest. Tho world not G len and K air, Mrs. Prof. Douglas ex
should
he
dealt
with as such.
The in
witness th e events and the constant only wants honest and sincere men but plained th a t the reason why the orations
dustrial world is today in the stage of
cheering showed th a t it was no mild oc- also earnest and sym pathetic men. The “ The Power of Music” hy Miss Evelyn
paternalism . U niversal brotherhood is
casion or easy “ walk aw ay.” We are | one high aim of all hum anity is th e mak O. K air, and “ The Mound B uilders” hy
tlie only hope for industry, and this
sorry th a t we have not room to comment ing of men and women into higher und J. Leroy .Stratton, were om itted on the
comes only through the Fatherhood of
account of poor health.
on each successful m em ber of the team s, nobler characters.
President Newlin formally presented G od.”
b u t we feel we should speak of a few in a d d r e s s n it p o n n t h e c r e s c e n t l i t e r a c y
“ Hebrew C ivilization,” by 8. L. H an
the diplomas to the graduates, and Mrs.
particu lar. Thcro is no doubt hut th a t
SOCIETY#
son. Tlie social life of any people is
th e 440 yard dash was th e p rettiest run
A large and appreciative audience fill I’rof. Douglas gave a short hut practical
marked by its activity in tlie institutions
of th e day, and R edm ond of P, C. show ed the chapel on Monday evening to address to tho class, after which tha au
of society.
ed th a t he was too swift for tho High listen to th e address by Rev. A Rogers dience was dismissed by Pres. Newlin.
In order to gain a know ledge of tlie
School hoys; in fact we think he is of Forest Grove, before the Crescent So ORADUATINO EXERCISES OF THE SCHOOL OF
value
of history, society m ust he studied
MUSIC.
about ns swift as any on this p art of the ciety.
The graduating exercises of the school as an organism . The various stages of
coast for th a t race. He also won first
After tho invocation by Pres. Newlin,
civilization result from the fact th a t so
in the 100 yd. and 220 yd. dashes. Nel and a piano solo hy Miss F.Jna Newlin, of music were held iu the church on
ciety is growing.
son of P. C. proved to be the hot h u rd Rev. Rogers was introduced. Ilis sub Tuesday evening. At an early hour a
Much of tlie host elem ents of modern
ler, w inning both races with another P. ject was "H o n e sty .” In th e course of large crowd was gathered w aiting the
civilisation is tlie product of the princi
ap|M)inted
hour
for
beginning.
The
C . boy a close second each tim e. N ich his rem arks he s a id : Dishonesty is not
ples at the base of ancient institutions.
olas of P . H . 8 ., mode a pretty run on an invention of tho present age. From graduates were Mias Maliel E dw ards, in
The H ebrew s have contributed more
th e mile, beating Stanley out only a few tho earliest history and records of the vocal music and voice culture, and Miss
largely
in this than any other people of
feet. Ilu t the long sp rin t of Macy of I’. doings of m ankind we find dishonesty. Myrtle G ardner in instrum ental music.
antiquity.
C . on th e half mile was a surprise to nil People who declare th a t the world is dis They were assisted in the program by
From them have come to tlie world
who w atched it. Ho is a pretty ru n n er honest are generally dow ncast or resting Misses E dna Newlin and Jessie B ritt,
I
higli
ideals which are yet developing in
and a favorite among th e hoys, so he under some sorrow or allliction and are pianists, and Mias Swick, of Dayton,
to before unrealized possibilities.
The
reader.
won am id a storm of cheers. Strong of thus led to exaggerate.
high conception of God held hy tlie Jews
The
program
was
well
executed
and
P . C. quite easily won the mile walk.
I t is undoubtedly true th a t in tim es
made them unique as a people. Re
H ester of P. C. and M urphy of I*. II. S. past many men und women have been showed thorough and system atic p re
ligion marked th eir institutional life.
tied on th e vault at nine feet and 7 in., dishonest but to say th a t th e average paration.
For one so young Mias E dw ards’ voice Among polytheistic peoples tho Hebrew
n eith er one coming up to his previous person is dishonest is false. We often
performed a great mission in directing
record. Surely Jackson of P. II. 8., th e find honesty where we often expect t-> evinces rem arkable range and capacity,
the world to higher ideals.
high jum per and H urdler, was here on find dishonesty.
News-hoys in the and bids fair to improve witii proper
Thu great significance of tlie Hebrew
his "off d a y ,” not m aking a point in any slums are often as honest in th eir deal practice and use.
Com m onwealth consisted in tlie part it
As an accurate ami thorough musician
of these, Schuller of P . H . 8. won the ings as th e hanker at his desk.
performed in preparing tlie world for
high Jum p with Itasch of P. H . 8. and
It m atters not w hether we are dishon Miss G ardner is well known to Newberg
tlie realization of high ideals.
H e r performance Tuesday
Price of P . C. tleing on a close second. est in small things or large m a tte rs, it Is audiences.
n r rxTTi» ü if ^ P T k I I I V Æ - U T Î A T K
I
*
In the oration "G eology of Oregon” F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y & G R A I N ,
night was no disappointm ent and every
Macy won the broad jum p and Wicker- dishonesty.
GARDEN & FLOW ER
by W. G. Alien were many im portant
F o r
sham of P. II. 8. th e shot put. Cox
Newspapers help to spread tho opin selection was enthusiastically applauded.
SEEDS.
facts. From a historical standpoint tlie
E V E R Y m em ber o f
Miss K atherine Glen, the instructor
took the bicycle race
H endershott of ion th a t tho world is growing worse by
L in d P la s te r, P oultry S up p lies a n d etc., etc.
first land which appeared was, om itting £1»*"F ree D elivery.
P . C. is m aking a swift boy. He was n printing accounts of all tho dishonesty in music for th e past year, deserves a
E V E R Y f a m il y on
R. W. 8TEIGLEDER,
tlie southern part of the stato whieh is *
1st street,Newberg. Oregon.
close second in tho 100 yd. and 200 yd. and crim e while nothing is said of the word of com m endation for tho work th at
tlie older, the northern part of the Cas
•
m
.
E V E R Y fa r m , in
dashes. The points counted on each thousands of honest men and women she has done in the college during the
cades. Closely following this was tlie
even t, first 5, second 2 and third 1. P. who are daily striving to conduct their year which lias past. A great deal of the
E V E R Y v i ll a g e , in
A v o id C o n s u m p tio n .
upheavol of the Coast m ountains, then
C, scored 68 points and P. H. 8. 36 affairs in an u p rig h t, honest way. The good music which it has been the fortune
rA-ïC-'.-Y
E V E R Y S t a t e a n d T e r r it o r y .
tlie gradual elevation of valley between.
By
sto
p
p
in
g
that,
cough.
We
know
points.
man who embezzles a million is looked of Newberg people to h ear th is year, is
From an economic standpoint the' of no b etter rem edy for Coughs and
The events and w inners were as fol upon as a sm art person while tho man largely the result of her untiring efforts.
FOR E d u c a t i o n ,
m ines and coni m easures are of great im colds th a n th e S. B. Cough Cure. 50
low s:
On many occasions during the year
who steals a chicken is punished to the
portance. Mine prospecting lias largely Cents per bottle. F or sale hy all d ru g
F O R N o b le Nlanhoori,
TRACK EVENTS.
«lie lias kindly consented to sing before
full ex ten t of the law.
been carried on, on a scientific basis. gists.
100-Yard D ash—Redm ond. I’ C 1st;
Lot us bo tolerant of tho convictions audiences which, we believe, were as
FOR
True W om anhood.
Coal fields can only lie expected to be of
H en d ersh o tt, P C 2nd: Dammaseli, P H of others b u t nbove all let us be true to capable of appreciating musical talent
F o r t h e K id n e y s .
recent deposit and generally of im pure
as those of larger experience in musical
8 3rd.
our own convictions.
nil i m p o r t a n t n e w s o f tlie N a t i o n ,
variety. Oregon resources are as yet in
“ I am 65 years old ; have had kidney
120-Yard Hurdle—Nelson, P C 1st;
life, ami never yet has she failed to be
CLASS PAY EXERCISES.
all i in fair t n u t n e w « o f t h e WorUl.
a crude state.
disease
and
constipation
for
25
years.
H ester, P C 2nd; Price, P (1 3rd.
The annual class day exercises were heartily and enthusiastically cheered
t h e m ust r e lia b le m a r k e t re p o r ts,
The piano solo by Miss M yrtle G ard Am now well—used y o u rS . B. Headache
1 Milo R un—Nicholas, P H 8 1st; held in tlie college chapel on Tuesday and often called back to tlie stage. As,
b rillian t and in stru ctiv e ed itorials,
ner nee is no com m ent.
and
Liver
Cure
one
year.
Used
6
bot
Ftanley, P C 2nd ; Titcombe, P II 8 3rd. morning. This was a tim e of m irth and was once said before in theso pages,
f i l e ! n a l i n g s h o r t s t o r ie s
As a synopsis of the oration “ Tlie Di tles a t 50 cents each. J . H . K night,
1 Milo W alk— Strong, P C 1st; O rth,
»it i tie jja«-a ■»■ingnifimv « t-rf w ithout a doubt Miss Glen is by far
a n u n e x c e l le d a g r i c u l t u r a l d e p a r t m e n t ,
vine L ib rary ,” hy Miss 8adie L. Bond, R utledge, O r.” v or sale by all drug
P H 8 2nd; Allen, P C 3rd.
cracked upon tho lower classes and all superior to any one in tlie VYillanie te
s c i e n c e anil m e c h a n i c a l i n i o r m a t i o i i
all history fin is its suprem e m om ent in gists.
440-Yard Dasli—Redmond, P C le t; good advico possible to ho procured was valley us a contralto soloist.
ill u s t r a t e d fa s h io n a r t ic le s .
tho tim e when God revealed him self to
dealt out to them with unstinted hand.
Macy, P C 2nd; Titcombe, P II 8 3rd.
Pacific College is to l-o congratul iteil
I iii m orons i l l u s t r a t i o n s
F o r ll»o L u n g * .
men in tho man C hrist Jesu s. Blit this
220-Yard H urdle—Nelson, P C 1st;
Many im portant and valuable gifts o n th e m usiral talent she is B o n d in g
e n t e r t a i n m e n t to old -¡«I y o u n g
j was only a culm ination of a long process
E
lder
A
lsou
W.
Steers
w
rites
from
Price, P C 2nd; Trim ble 1> II 8 3rd.
were liestowed upon tho rem aining class forth.
s a t i s f a c t i o n evcry\vli--i- '« v i-yhody.
! of progressive revelation which was most P ortland, O r.: "T h ere is no m edicine j
220-Yard Dash—Redmond, I* C 1st ; es. Tho Valedictory by “ Rub” was full
COMMENCES! F.ST DAY.
! prom inently shown and brought to its for th e th ro a t a n d lungs th a t I can j
H endershott, P C 3 n d ; Alger, P I I 8 3rd. of sentim ents w orthy of college students
At 10 o’clock Ju n e 16th, .occurred the
i culm ination in tho Hebrew nation. recom m end to m inisters, public «peak- We Furnish »HE GEAFHIC and t h e MW Y02K WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
H ull Milo Run—Macy, P C 1st; N ich leaving th e ir Alma Muter.
com m encem ent proper.
The Friends
: This library is made up of poetry, law, ore an d singer«, w ith th e confidence
olas, P11 fi 2nd ; Stanley, P C 3rd.
The seniors of '97 anil ’03 added to the church was filled to its u tu u v t seating
] prophecies, philosophy and epistolary th a t I own th e 8. B Cough C ure.” 50
r iK L O EVENTS.
solem nity of the occasion hy attending capacity. Prom ptly on tim e the class
j correspondence. It lias a double au th o r cents per bottle. For sale by all d ru g
Pole V ault—M urphy, I’ It S and H es in a boily, equipped with eye-glasses filed onto tlie stago. Pres. New lin after
C A S H IN A D V A N C E .
ship the hum an and the Divine, tlie la t gists.
und canes. A ltogether it was a very a few welcoming rem arks to th e a alienee
ter, P C tie ; W endlinp, P II 8 3rd
ter shown by its unity, its purity and
Ad,.re.,a., order..o q HE GEAFHIC, Newberg, Or.
R unning High Ju m p —Schuller, I’ H S enjoyable affair.
announced tlie invocation by Rev. A. T.
Fur**!* Croup
tlie just interpretation of the lives there
1st; Rasch, P II 8 and Price, P C tie for tIRA D l’ ATINO EXERCISES OK TI1K SENIOR W are, pastor of th e Friends church.
recorded. Tlie authority of tlie Bible
“ My three children are all subject to
second.
The program was formally announced depends upon ils relation to tlie word of
PREPARATORY I'l.AlsS.
W rite your n a m e a n d a d d re ss on a p o stal card , send it to Geo. W. Best, T rib u n e
R unning IIroad Jum p—Macy, P C 1st;
Otiiee New York City, and a s im p le copy o f T H E NEW YOUK W EEKLY
It surely seems th a t a little partiality by Pres. Newlin. Geo. T. Tolso-i de God whieh became incarnate in Jesus croup; l teh-granhod to San Francisco,
I K IB l'N E w ill be ra*U led to > j yon.
got a half dozen bottle« of 8. It. ( ouch
Jackson, P H 8 2nd ; Rasch, P 11 8 3rd. was shown th is class as it is tho first livered nu oration on the “ Principles of
C hrist.
C
ure.
It
is
a
perfect
rem
edy.
God
Shot Put—W ickersham , P II 8 1st; preparatory class th at ever ha 1 an invi P rophecy." In it lie says “ The end o'
The library finds its justification in
H ester, P C 2nd ; Schaller, P II 8 3rd.
tation to hold th eir graduating exercises n atu re is man ; of man, sp irit, of spirit, the fact th at it is a record which corre bit’«.i you fi>r it. Your«. e*c.. J . H . W
P H F A rO P K
l'EFOT LUMBER YABF,
IV , NEWBERQt OREGON.
V. W. AND V. M. C. A,
The soul is such that sponds Uv the history of this progressive Crozier, G rants Pass, Or. 50 cents per i t . A .
in tho Friends church. This was a the Holy sp irit.
bottle. F«»r sale by all druggists.
Saturday evening Ju n e 12 tho C hris much appreciated invitation us th e col-1 it reaches out nftcrG od. 8 inee God is
P o o .:«
I.ATII. GLASS,
CEDAR.
revelation. Four covenants m ark the
WINDOWS,
LIME, SAStl
FIR,
tian Associations of the college gave a re- lege chapel is scarcely half large enough love we would expect a revelation of
WE
IO
II
T9
MOULDINGS,
SAND.
REDWOOD.
progress of the revelation, the Sabbath, ;
O i l »if (i l f ti l n « ’*«
«eption to the senior class. They were to seat th e people th a t attem l. On this H imself.
SHINGLES,
HAIR, CORD,
YELL'W PINE
Since man is an active agent tlie Flood, the Law and tlie last, the j
B
u
i
l
d
e
r
s
H
a
r
d
w
a
r
e
.
ETC., ETC.
royally en tertained at tho college build occasion tlie church was well tilled.
revelation lias been a gradual and his union of D ivinity and hum anity in J e Is a p easant, p a’ataM e preparatio e n
tire
y
free
fr»»m
all
oily
taste,
an
d
may
ing between the hours of 8 and 10 o’clock.
The invocation was given by Rev. torical process.
sus C hrist.
Its value appears us a |n-r-
The college chapel was tilled with stu 8cofield, and tho exercises proper Iwgan
From tlie essential characterl-tics of fect gui le iu faith and duty and also as he ad m inistered interim y or applied
e x tern ally
ft wil rem ove all pain
dents and invited guests. After a brief with an oration hy Miss l'lla M. H utch hum an n atu re we would expect a two
a Hook of life, tru th , and righteousness. th>tt “ h u m a n flesh Is heir to .” if prop
program consisting of music and spec-li ins. H er subject, “ The O strich” was fold revelation, which has heeu given:
It is the Universal Book.
erly applied, and m ig h t be rightly
es from representatives of th e associa handled in thi» m anner of s description subjective, through the s p irit; objective,
Tlie theory of developm ent under the term ed " a panacea for all ills.”
Price
tions, faculty a.id board of managers, by of I lie bird ami of its use and mode of in tlie Old T estam ent through prophecy.
h ealin g “ A daptation” was then pre- 50 cents. For sale by all D ruggists.
• (air lottery deal couples were arranged living.
The prophet’s work was to prepare the sented l»y 0 . J . Hobson,
lor lunch which was served in one of th e
“ A Sketch of G reece” was the tuhjeot people for tho highest revelation in
Development by adaptation takes
Bb.i.rt W ill ell.
recitation rooms. This was a very pleas of the next oration listened too. It was t ’hrist. The prophet was prepared for
place in all observed nature. In divid
The many different skin disen a « such
ing way to close tho exorcises, and every quite a com plim entary article w ritten liis work hy his peculiar spiritual in
ual organism s, vegetable life, lower ani
one present voted th a t a very pieusant ! and delivered hv Roscoe (’. Hadley.
sight ami l-y a know ledge of the histor mal life. Man in h i« physical, mental ■s ring worm, tetter, salt rheum , erysip
and profitable evening had been spent.
Mies Lillie 0 . H ardwick gave us some ical situation. As long as hu m an ity ’s and spiritual natures and society as an elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of
After this tlie gathering was informally ; ideas of th e way th e T urks conduct nerd and God’s love exists there must
pim ples, pustules, blotches, chaps or
organism ure influenced by the sam e
cracking open of tlie skin, scrofula, are
dism issed.
I themselves in society. "M odern T ur he continuous revelation.
Revelation laws of im provem ent.
EAOCALACREATE SERVICES.
directly th e cause of im pure bl.od.
key” which was her subject, is the has come faster in the 19th century than
All life is a continuous struggle with
Our 'N inety-Seven
The regular annual baccalaureate se r home of a more refine»! ami cultured in sny of tho pa«t ages. God speak» th e greatest victory to the best equippe 1. W ilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged
Complete Line ol
to
be
the
best
medicine
known
for
any
people
in
h
er
estim
ation
th
a
n
most
peo
through history ami science today more By the mysterious action of the laws of
vices were held in the Frio \ I’s church
of
these
unsightly
com
plaints.
Price
clearly than ever before. Tin- prophets heredity the universal conflict is carried
Ju n e 13. Rev. Scofield of the Baptist ple credit them to be.
At this stage of the performances Ed- today are tho ones through whom the through the ages. Thus tlie deleterious, $1.00 per bottle. For sale by all Drug
church opened the services hy a scrip
tu re reading followed hy prayer hy Rev. ua It. New lin favored the audience with tlie spirit of tru th is work.ng t » wield live w hich is tu\e»>ary to the higher, i« re gists.
Atkina of the Methodist church. Some an inatrum enial solo.
tr u th .”
move I and the world im proves. In
A L ie N a ile d .
good music was then rendered after wld h
A den kin was next caller! to "A Fa
C. B. Wilson next in order delivered stead of teaching science, God gave man
C onsum ption and bronchitis are not
th e regular annual barcalanro.ite sermon mous Fish Ol.in” by O tis Smalgrass. an oration, on “ Co operation.” He says a capacity to find o at trail).
“ American C om m erce" as ban lied by hy any m e a n t th e snnic, alth o u g h it is
was given by Pres. Newlin. T hechurch Ilis production showed an investigation tliar “ Society i» organic, unit until it is
was crowded. All th e other denom in of the salmon fish laws.
recognized as such, there will never I h - Drew l*. I‘rice was the hub of n itional hard to d istinguish one from th e o th er
mmcrce.
He presented it w ith ils B ronchitis is an in flam m a'lo n of th e
“ Universal H u nting,” th e subject of h trmony in the different avenues of life. c faults
ations in town, om itted th eir regular
as well as g.«-d qualities, lie it
services to attend this special occi-i in. Mi-- lti'ssie l.. Avery’s address was Tlie great necessity of co-operation in i t a n ex id free trader hut evidently lin in g o f the w ind tubes or air Vi's.«»-!»
It is no small treat to hear Pres. Newlin iii.ale n ii ln r al in two ways. I’nlver- th e religions rn d comm ercial world- is he has some g.wd ideas peculiar to him of th e lungs, causing sorer.ess of th e
self. lie made th e future commerce of sam e, cough, sore th ro a t, hoarseness,
speak. A synopsis of his i i Ires» wo d I -.1 in tim e ami als»» u n irers d in object. veiV apparent.
the U died States rest heavily on the
be out of order, as picking out parts per be .»Iso iboughi that th e hunting for
Co-operation is going to he the m eans I uildmg of the Niceragtia C anal. Pres. difficulty of breath in g , sp ittin g of m a t
o* our
haps would do the whole discourse in aoftl« in the Latin v.s-ahnlary -tumid l»v whieh Industrial peace an I in d u s New .in now presented the long worked ter an d som etim es blood. T housands
for diplomas.
Ilis addre«s to the class die an n u ally w ith th is dread disease.
justice. It was very closely connect«-1 is- el i -ed as a universal h u n t l>v Latin trial freedom w ill le accompHsI»«-»!.
and as a whole, practicable. Hi« th e n»- s'ii dents.
A g'-od exam ple of the strength of co was exoelle it as m ight he expected. W ilbur's Cough C ure will cure. Price
Ilis parting words were not as those »1
The oration monotony was next operation i» afforded hy our large mo friend» to friend«, only as teacher an I 50 cents For sa!e by all D ruggists
was found in Revelations 21 3. Afi»-r
th e address Miss Surgesnt favored the 1 r-ke In b ib rl dVoodwnril with a love- nop lie« and trusts.
popils. He has seen great things of
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audience with a vocal solo.
The 1» Voeilsolo.
\V!»e. > ver society recognises th at man this class, he now expects great thing«
Tills
via«« has ls-en taken all the way
In a few days I will open out w ith a
Ismis K. H adley's subject “ The Fx- is his brothers keeper, then we will
audiencc was then dismissed hy Prof.
the college course hy President
Lewie.
tinclion of A nim als" was dealt with have industrial peace and universal through
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and naturally lie should have a very new and complete stock of general tner-
ADDRESS BEFORE THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA through geological and zoological study brotherhood.”
»he:> inter»»! in them . The class no cham lise goods in the Ho«kins brick, o p J »
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and investigatm n.
His conclusions
TIONS
“ Financial System of th e I'n ite d doubt feels like a child leaving parents posite the bank of Newherg. E very
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JUISM for • detk of Monarch Playing
In tb s evening an address was given were arrived at l-y a comparison of S tates," wa« th e sut ject »if 11. 8. R itt's a id home to st irl out on life's journey. th in g fr»-«h and i-lein. No old, shelf
u
J-tauraiia* LHI.'rn R ussetl, Tom Monarch Cow er
Miss K atherine A. G len sa g a vocal
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by R c r. Krause of Sheridan before the Ancient and Modi-rn liist»»ry.
oration.
It was lismlied from a non- sol«» and lor com m eats s«v rhoe»» paid w »rn go-»!«. Csll in and exam ine ¿ «..Is
Christian associations. Mr. K rsuse is
“ W hite IVomisea” was th e «uhiei-t of partis in «t «ml; >i i t :
her in th.-se cola m is . Tlie benediction and note prices,
M interesting speaker, and has a very a very pleasing s u d w ill realere«! ora-
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“ Cur financial rvstern is a source of w as pronounced hy Rev. Krause.
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