Newberg graphic., May 13, 1898, Image 2

9
Including u territory about 3
square about four lim es the
New berg.
T h e grow th o f the orung'
IWUtU X Vitti Y rPIDAY MOUSING.
lemon and walnut orchards
within and without the low nslte
And when the brewer
I f 1 remember cor­ every day since we landed, U ul in the self made it.”
S . II. W oOlXVAllD, EolToa «St PUBLISUEB. been remarkatile.
m idi! e o f Hie flay it is quite warm, but learns to make wine out of cold water.
rectly J. C. llia t i form erly o f N ew berg
colti tim
during
Jim
m ie
ie froze
colti
ing the
lite night.
night
Jim m
rn/c
wl|l certainly have a right to make
1 told me there won d be about 10b car
F R ID A Y , M A Y 13, 1S93.
1.‘ l‘ .€ura,.1
.‘“ í e v e !,‘ " * .l:t' ,‘ ,re...re!‘ Ci i 1., ‘{ all he chooses to m alted it.
But just
loud« o f letuona and oranges »hipped camp.
W e have had tw o regular Kan
an soon as in; lupins t-j put that into his
w td t
from W h ittier this spring. Moat o f the
tCnlared a. second c H .. m ater st the postoll.ce
" T . « “ î.. V * ™ » « ■ »
h“
homes in W h ittie r are kept in tasteful ?ii* tutuml f í v « h ü n d ^ l ^ o ï ' V Ï Z
make it ought to cease.
ai X e » bürg, Oregon.
trail. Some are In good spirit«, while
We learn from the miracle that Je9iis
shape w ith the aid o f the brush anti others are down-hearted
Some are
sympathizes with us in a time of need,
paint ut.d care In dec.,rating their s, I lo g out and going hack ever. day
lie might have said " I am too {rent a
lawns and ffiouuda.
¡ There never was a hitter without a personage lo condescend to make wine
The W h ittier Academ y under thy »w cet so w hen we get o .r loads up the lor this a-semhly ol common people. If
J
.
* niountuiu, tired a ino.Ht to dealli vveran
care o r I rof J. J. Jessup assisted by j
OUJ. Bietla and coast down the the K ing calls for »¡r.e I will make It.
Ii you want to see a miracle, bring forth
tw o Eurlham students is doin g a good > mountain feeling fresh
when
we
the dead that 1 iiuy raise them lo life.
work am ong the you n g people o f tlie land at our goods
I want to do some great tiling.
He
town.
might have demanded a large price for
A T XII K .NhHKKMU U l l UCIIhS.
his work, hut lie di J nothing of he kind.
Our old friend D. J. Wood form erly
He knew their wants and supplied them
ow ner o f tbe Larkin p uce northwest IVImt tlie r a ftt o m mm 111 — A itn o u n c e m e n li
without money ami without price.
o f New berg, lius a nice little home, us
fo r N e x t Sunday.
When Jesus gives tit gives an abundance. C itin e a n d e x a m i n e o u r G o o d s
C lir itO f ANNOUNCE*!KNT9.
| the result o f hurt! work since com ing
If lie gives flowers he gives ns plenty of b e f o r e y o n wend y o u r m o n e y t o
Yhou, too, sail ou, O ship o f state!
If lie create! water it is not a , . ,
j to W h ittier
He and M aggie seem | There will he no Presbyterian services them.
«*11 on, 0 Union, strong aud great!
cupful here aud there hut un ocean of it. I “ * **’ *' p la c e s w l i y r e y o u c a n H ot
quite happy and contented w ith their j at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
Humanity, with all its fears,
...
When he gave m.inmi to the children Ito p e t o g e t u p e n n y b a c k .
as previously announced.
W ith all the hopes of future years,
j lot. Th eir tw o daughters are married i
R ev. J, Bower»ox, of LaFayette, w ill ol Israel he did not .Wole it about by the
Is banging breathless on thy fate!
land in homes of their own.
preach at the Prcshvterian church Sun- loaf but gave it !>y the basket full.
We know what master laid thy keel,
When lie gave them quails, he gave
J. C. Hiatt « m l son W ill are doing j day afternoon at 3 o ’clock,
What workman wrought thy ribs of steel,
them quails by the hundreds. I sup­
Who made each mast, and sail, and rope.
quite a lucrative business, I understand | Hev. E. V. Row-ton, one of the ininis-
pose ten or twenty gallons ot wine would
What anvils rang, what hammers beat,
In legal business and real estate.
W ill | terial students o f M cM innville College, have been plenty but Jesus gave them
In what a forge aud whut a heat
will
preach
in
the
Baptist
church
Sun­
attends lo the legal business o f the
BIO gallons of the best of wine. When
Ware shaped the anchors o f thy hope!
day morning and evening. The public he gives salvation be gives plenty of it,
town.
Fear not each sudden sound and shock,
is cordially invited to be present at both not salvation tor a few hut salvation for
I rod- out w ith E lm er Arm stron g; these services.
’Tls of the waves and not the rock;
all who will have t. I think when he
’ T it but the flapping of the s ill,
w ho had the management o f A . C.
gives us heaven it irlil he far more than
And not a rent mado by the gale!
MKIHODIHT BHl.lCOi-AL CHCBCH.
Churvld Ps orchard In its infancy, to
our highest expectation.
In spite o f rock and tempest roar.
We learn also that Jdstis tries to make
‘ ‘ Why we observe Sunday” was the
where he has charge o f a large oreliar t
In spite o f false light» on the shore,
other» happy, H b ,hd not come to that
o f i l o a c re s s ix l,life s u n l i t l l o f VVliJOIcr. eti k f jv ot <tf tint o r a n i t i f f a >~I jRUIl,
a«U OJB, u«r luuv I*» leuttut Ibe IU*1
feast to tell his sorrows—he had plenty
Our hearts, our hopes are all with thee,
Sabbath observance is founded in the
Elm er Is m aking m oney for the owner,
of them, hut he coinc there to add to
Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears,
its is evidenced by the condition o f Ills authority of Got) who has spoken to us those festive joys, all he could
The
Our faith triumphant o ’er our fears,
orchard as compared to oth er orchards through the example and utterances of Lord does not. deny us luxuries. Wine
A re all with thee—are all with thee.
—Longfellow.
alongside.
Mr. M c N a lly o f Rand & prophets and apostles. The Bible teach­ was not absolutely ne<essary for that
feast. I suppose that couple could have
M cN ally, o f Chicago, has 600 acres es its there have been three dispensa­ been ‘ ‘joined for life” witiim t any wine
L e t t e r f r o m Lot* A n g e l e * , , California.
tions,
the
Patriarchal,
extending
from
planted to orut ges, lemons and figs in
hut Jesus gave it. Ho taught that “ the
Editor Graphic:
Adam to Exodus, the Mosaic extending best wine” is water.
T h e long d ry period o f about six this neighborhood. There Is one fact
Christ always comes in un luiur of e x ­
from Exodus to the Crucifixion, and
weeks since m y com ing here has at lust | very evident in and around the vlcin-
tremity.
He prefers that hour.
He
the Christian which extends from the saved us in such an hour. And will he
i
Ily
o
f
W
h
ittie
r
that
the
soli
is
very
te e n broken by a copious shower, !
. _
w h ich continued nearly all night lust productive, if almost anything that Is Resurrection to Christ s coming again, with us in our last extrem ity—death.
O
n ig h t and this m orning was a veritable j P '“ " ,ed 1,1 “ * a ,"> the g ro a th Is very | Each of these periods has had its own The wedding at Cana is past and gone
and
would
have
been
forgotten
only
for
Sabbath and each Sabbath has its own
Oregon w in ter m orning.
\ re,,' “ ' k“ bIe
W lt" P1*“' “ -'',,f w“ ter ,lle
our Lord’ s miracle. But invitations are
<*site a refreshing send to the a t- c u r i n g o f w hich seems now en- peculiar meaning.
out for a grander wedding, we are all in­
The
Sabbath
of
Patriarchal
times
dates
vited ; it is the marriage of the Lamb,
moaphero lent not in lim e or o f l f ll,aKlnK- tllla P1« » ca" alIPP<>rt a
That will
from the closing act of creation. “ God his bride will be the church.
sufficient quantity lo be o f much use
P °P ul“ ‘ lon 1,1 tl,e rural dtairietB
he the grandest feast ever known.
Are
to the agricultural or horticultural 11..... ...
,,il i'l'lu stry here is grow ing blessed the seventh day and sanctified it you going to lie there?
because
in
it
lie
hail
rested
from
all
his
The former ! mnre Im portant us tim e progresses, i t
products of this country,
work.” The creation week was com posed
,1s cstlniated that $100,000 w ill go
of seven long periods each of w hich w.is
w ith the exception o f irrlgu'ed alfalfa 1 '
friends ciu-real.
through
the
W
hittier
hank
this
year
as
introduced by a literal initial day.
fields w ill be almost u total failure this
The pastor spoke in tlit- evening from
| the rest! t o f that Industry alone Adam was created on the initial day ot
season, in southern California.
the sixth period. The seventh day was Mat. 4 Hit.
T h e orange, lemon and walnut pro- A lready they have luitl a 4 Inch pipe the initial day of the long period of rest
One morning as Jesus was walking by
tiucers are struggling to get water f „ r l « ' « ".Ilea fr.;.n ‘ he wells on the hills upon which God entered and which con­ the lake shore, he saw two flshermen in
irrigation in almost every locality w ith l,a‘ k
W liU ller to Los N eitos a sta- tinues to the present time. That sev­ a boat casting tlieii net for fishes. They
N ew i * 1,11 0,1 l*ie Hunt« r e It. It.
T h e y ure enth day was the memorial day of the
w hich I have liecome fuml lur.
It was were apparently common fishermen,
j using th en il us fuel for the locomotives completed work of the Creator.
wells are being sunk for artesian water
the next day alter Adam 's creation. It clad, perhaps, in coarse garments, soiled
all over, and it set-ms the supply when ;
tl,u rallrou' 1; “ I ho f" r « ' “ • P urP°*»e w as literal y Adam's second day on earth and splashed with water, such as were
in the power plunts o f W h ittier.
\
though it wa. really his first complete
struck Is g ettin g slu rm iu g'y short.
commonly worn by fishermen.
Jesus
day of life.
You cau have it all for
J luSSK lloUSON.
T h e hundreds o f ears o f or-ngrs and
Adam wool 1 soon begin to reckon called to them to go with Hun and H e
T e r....
P e r ...
lemons that ure being sent east from
time.
Where wuuld he begin?
He would make them fishers of men. l i e
On th e Konti to C o p p e r L i v e r .
Month
M onth
surely wuuld not go beck to any day or sees through the unpromising exterior.
■ jt; i
th e producing districts o f those vurle-
v;-7
: '
Under date o f April 15, H. E. Cum ­ tim e Indore his own existence. I f lie
in the Evening Telegram, o f Portland
tics o f fruits ure bringing considerable
7“ V
-
Oregon. It is the largest evening
mins writes lo his fumily In N ew berg began to reckon from the day of his cre­ It is not so much what a man is by na­
o f returns to the shippers, but much
ne.vspiper published in Oregon, it
j ?
ation then the Sabbath would come on ture, as what God can make of him.
j us follows:
cout ii ns a ll the news o f the state and
V- . iTS
«ou iplu int is made on account o f the
the second day of the first week of hu­ They went with Him .
Less than three
o f the nation. Try it for a mouth. A
We ure ail well and heurty, hearty is
m
.
sample copy w ill be m ailed to you
condition o f mm h o f the fruit that has no name for it fhr we can just eat all o f man history. It would he more natural years afterward, when Jerusalem was
iree. Address
gon e to m arket lining, some too green the time.
P la y in g horse is getting to for him to make the day which God had filled with the multitudes Ilia'h ad come
T H K T K I , K ( i K 1 M,
hallowed
as
a
memorial
nay,
and
which
P o i - t l a m l . Or.
when picked and s-m e Injured by frost, j he a big th ing I teli you. Tulk o f hard
to the feast of Pentucost, one of these
was
also
his
first
complete
day
of
life
the
th ereb y lessening the returns from i work w ill you? W h y, I never knew starting point in Ills calendar. The same rough flshel-mnn stood and pro­
.
'.«¡IX,,
i what it was before
W hat should have been from the same I W e have la-ell on this trail eleven | Sabbath of the Patriarchal ages thus be­ claimed the gospel with such heaven
qu a n tity had it been in perfect coll-I days und we are cam ping mi the lee i came the honored first day of the week, born eloquence that three thousand
I glaciers 13 miles up the mountain side corresponding with our Monday.
dilion.
W ith the dawn of the Mosaic dispen­ turned to God and accepted Clirist as
hay, and
On looking out on the bills and i I from
" ” m the
Hie bay,
and most
most o
o f f our
our goods sation the Sabbath was changed III two their Mavior. Once, far back in the his-
n
; ure «even tulles troni the hay, ho ii will
f ! tory of Israel, the ttiessengerof God came
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Instead of being
mountains, or across the valley lauds j m ju lre ,|,ree dttys m „ ro u,
t(, gl.t important respects.
In S pring und Hummer Styles.
'*? to a farmer who was tlneshiiig his wheat
observed
ns
a
memorial
of
creation
^
l
n
i,
1,1,...
».I
,,...
1...»
i..
here, y »u do not see the evergreen j the goods to our camp This iruil is
a
hidden
place
lest
he
was now to he observed ratheras a incm- tn
forests and glade or the continuous ver-1 com paratively a good one, when we
discovered
by
the invading
I orial of deliverani e from Egyptian buinj- he
Cut biased and prices cut in
dure o f the landscape us from our O r e I u,ke ■'..... consideration, the high j age. “ Observe the Sabbath day to keep enemy that were over running the coun­
,
, „
.
I craggeu mountains on every hand
try, and called litni to lead a force against
several small chunks.
Kon houses, hut outride the irrigation y o l, (jould not picture out in your vvi d It holy. Six days shall, thou labor and
work hut the seventh day is |
fT <‘ e message •tagger«I him. «
N- °- ELLIOTT,
districts the hills und valleys ure brown »*st im aginations the sharp peaks, the | do ull thy
J
1 \\ a« he not the weakest-ot Ins father s G r a p h ic O ffic e .
a Sabbath unto the Lord thy God. And
m id bare us an autumn leaf, and it perpendicular hanks, die rocks, the
house,
ami
his
father*«
house
the
least
thou shall remeniticr that thou w ist a
seems the hot rays o f the sua und the ".U.K° >•* |:«k<-s that can he set.......... all servant in the land o f Egypt and tliu ui the tribe o Mana«sa? But he obeyed,
„ . sides. I his trail winds around between
ami ‘ iitleon and his three men won a
a ro t h e prs d u c t o f m o u h a n î c a l I n g e n u i t y .
“ Santa A n u ” winds are not sntlslhd tw o ,,|Kh rilll({,,rt
„„„in tn in s from Lord thy God brought thee out thence j vrr* at victory tor Israel.
TT O K N K Y AT-LAW.
What great
w ith extracting the moisture from the ¡one to tw o miles apart, sllhoiigli they by a m ighty hand and by a stretched things God can accomplish through a
out ann, therefore the Lord thy God
W ? S *
atm osphere but dive down and suck it j do not look to be more (iian tw o him-
commanded thee to keep the Sabbath man who yields all to Him in obedience.
These whom he called He seal out to he j W ill practice in nil the courts of the state.
from the earth to a considerable depth . ,lr.“ ll1 -v
V '" 1 u r e ‘ l,‘- ," " at lk': day.”
«S S ftí
1
j w iv in g hi this country of am place I
The second change was in the manner fishers ol men, for H e wants lo get hold Spool'd atteutiou given to probate work, the
leaving the surface, sim ply, dry und e ver have been. One m ile d on ’ t look
of men. He longs to d »great things for writing of tteetis, mortgages, coutracts and the
of
reckoning
the
Sabbath.
instead
of
I
Scr."J
fo;-
1393
Catalogue.
j drafting o f a ll legal papers.
shirting sands.
tu b e more than tw o hundred yards |
reckoning Irotn the first day ot the week I men. . . . He wants to save
,, them from the
Newberg;. O re go n .
Agents wanted in o t e r r i t o r y .
N otw ith stan d in g the unfavorable- Between these m ouiiiains is quite a it was to Is. reckoned front the 15 day
clothe
s'»-. <• • , veurusto
,
.
.
.
I
O ffr e k — Second Floor
J
them
with
Ins
His
rig
h
teou
sn
ess
th
a
t
,
Bank
o
f
N
ew
lerg
Eui-dlug.
n e s s o f this season on necount o f the level valley o f solid lue, which has slid of the niinith of Abiti,
In flint
i down from each side o f the mouutuiiis j
j they may throw away th eir t ilth v rags ______________________________________________
drouth there is much here that makes for ages past, ti I it has become limi- Abib 15 etiiue on Saturday, b it the next
j of their own righ DotiatieHs.
He wants
Lako, H ilc t- - - -
*c 'ü, ” :iíofi$ro,
til Is southern country an attractive [ dreds und possibly thousands o f leet year it would come on Sunday, und so to make their lives successful and strong
A ilm in ia tra t-o r** « a l e o f Itaat K « ta (e ,
Uranchos—
York,
'
i c:.;l -.r-imbueg.
uuring the entire Mosaic dispensation
place for a home, i t was no misnomer deep
Most o f if is quite level hut
i
by
bringing
every
taieut
and
faculty
to
8^ .id ta n a - o o n t s t a m p s f o r o d o o k o f
3h
tyin g C a rd s R t 'j s t r a t i n f
Tn the county court o f the state o f Oregon for
the Subbath would naturally occur on
I
other
places
they
have
come
down
L
i
l
l
i
a
n
ituaoci!,
Tcm
¡fullest
devt-lopmoi.t.
Redemption
in
the
county
o
f
Yamhill.
C
o
o
p
e
r
,
L
e
o
R
ioh
ar
a o a , eri.: IVa.iet* J o r .c a .
when first culled "T h e laud o f huii -
)
edgewise, endwise mid every o t h e r 1 each day of the week one year n; every •leans Christ is wider than all human In the matter of the estate
ssBasxaes :
of
> Citation.
sliino ” F or here as sure us the earth | w „ y ti|| ¡, |,«s formed great cracks and seven years. Memorial Day which we j endowment. Ii seeks to curta I no man's
Abigail Staiibrongh, deceased?
revolves Old H il w ill show his face [ crevice-; hundreds o f feel deep. But i observe always comes on .May 50, yet it | strength or abilities.
It
would
bring
lo
.loll»»
Staiibrongh,
Jeuu
Stmbrotigh.
Ruth
comes on Monday hut once in seven
W e e d .S ir ih .»mi♦» Hond. i hotnas Stiubrough,
about tw elve hours in every twenty- "i"s t of them Imve blown full o f sno.v years
The old Mosaic Sabbath was | every power to fullest development Lncititl i Hainliu, Frank Reynold«, and the un­
four
| till they ure passable
But hi p aces
not a fixed day of the week, hut was a 1 Christ seeks to fulfil each human life. known heirs at law of said Abig til S'anbiongh,
N f
,
, ,
, . ,
whore they were protected from ti e
; Christ would get hold of men in order decea.'.ed:
ib is is one feature Hint is delightful, wii.d, Ili.-y are yet opened so you can movable day just as memorial day is that he might draw them toward God.
hi tlie name of the state o f Oregon, yon are
with us.
hereby cited an-l required to appear in ttie
w hen you can count on that to u cer-i see the format Ion o f the country. Just
»Soon after the Resurrection two chang­ j ai d till them w ith his own perfection county court of the state o f Orog » i. for the
ta iu ty, ut least three hundred and i imnglne yourself cam ping on a tlious e's were again made in the Fab hath. ! His call comes to us this evening— He is county of Y-nnhill, at the court room thereof,
j
McMinnville, in said county, ou fne.-d iv the
tw e n ty liv e days In a year.
I i lm» ami fuel ol ho .iil lee ami then havin g The Mosaic Fahbat.h being a memorial : ai¡le lo make of us Ushers of men. at
Till day of June A 1» 1SU8. at the hour of tea
lo haul your * 00 «I twenty-live miles» mi
¡W
hen
Ins
followers
were
astonished
at
t) ciock a in. o f said tl »y. i hen and there to show
been m y privilege to spend about ten a hand nlctl (o boil vour iiofTee and fry of deliverance from Egyptian bondage
¡»nine of the things Hu was doing lor ciiise, if any exists, why the follow in g describ­
days at W h ittier and a atmrl tim e at your flap jacks. We have on ly hauled was typical of a day of deliverance from men, H e said, marvel nor.
Greater ed real pr »pertv belonging to siitl e tate of
A b ig tii Sta.through »leceised. be not sold
Pasadena, tw o delightful suburban our I we ve mile yet. Some places It is ¡spiritual bondage. “ Let no man judge things than these shall ye do because I sain
as prayed for in the |»etition o f Amos C. Stan-
you in meat or in respect of a holy day,
to w n » w ith in easy reach o f Lo* A n - so »teep that it lake» t * e l w men with ! or a new moon or a Fabhuth «lay which go to my F.iiher. The grandest oppor­ brough. admiiP.urator o f said estate, duly tiled
i î t? I £ ikû
1 5-3
| block und tackle to pull one «led.
It'
I
I
» ,
t
.
I ' . i l l l ' V ever
. V I placed
I 1 I ■ I M ' I I before
'V IIM I ill
I t I*vili
i,
I He
it' j iii saiti court, t » wit:
tunity
any
living!
K*‘les. The beauty o f Pasadena as a you don’ t want to haul your wood you
acres o f land, more or less, being a part of
i
n
the
ai-iMi Hlwvlovv of
l>»t il>v
................nil us » i t i . Ilunsull thaï ».. | the 1.! d.
1 c. o f tames Morris ami wife, in » s r 2
'Ve tlo not question shall »haw men awav from sin; that we
c ity o f lovely home» is beyond my Villi buy It ut lOe. per pound. H ow Is body is C hrist’s.”
»?
‘ w in Y am h ill county, state of Oregon, and com-
the
propriety
of
abolishing
the
Mosaic
-
iP-
V
.
Hut such is
pow er o f description for tin one o f sut h that lor wet halm wood?
; filali make righteousness attractive; ( meucine at a poiut 79 rods s. o f the n w corner
I
system nin»*e Christ has conic. It was
| o f saitl cl tim . thence s. 82 rods; thence e. 80
pluees as is on ly found in a »-lime [ life in the far north. W e have hail ed foretold by Hosca w ho sani of Israel, “ I that our live* shall lift up the Redeemer, , rod>: thence u. 8t* rods; thence westerly about
seven load« ho far and so must haul
I Christ, who draws all men unto H im - 80 roils to the place o f heg'uniug. and also a
where the 1 aim tree ami tropical plants mnre yet before we reach tin* summit. also cause all her mirth to cease, her Bell •
strip of laud ou® r >d wide and H) rods l. ag ly ­
ing between the land owned by O C. Morteu-
Und flowers are grown to perfection. We are now about one h a lf o f the dls- feasto, her new moons, and her Sabbaths,
son aud Ole Hanson, said strip running to the
and
all
her
solemn
assemblies.”
T lie streets of modern pavement,
ure
*ttmv
^
nu
remember
we
were
told
pavemei.t, are
Newberg road . also a strip o f land one rod wide
I
mm
‘1
«|*
h
’
a
.uiilfii
salve.
They were all ulkdi-'hed by the e x ­
that It w as?') miles from Port W id e /
and
34 rods long lying between the lauds ow n­
kept as clean us a thrt'shiug floor, white
The best salve in the world for Cots, ed by Johnson and M »rteusou, saitl strip ran- .
if not by ......................
the command
to ( ' ’onper
Kiver.
always
,
,
a
" I ' I ' vt n
i'u .
l I was
» ilM ill
U .1Y* taught
lU l l g l l l ample
' .................
11" of the
o n eith er Hide Is gro w in g a re g u larly ; both from a m oral and p h ysical h m l . ¡ « I ^ H v s so that the passover, »-ircunu i Bruise*, Sore*, Ul»-ers, Sail Rheum, utng north and south tr* the Portland run 1 j
save ami except 5 acre« o f laud s »id and tie -ti­
act row o f eucalyptus trees w ith their polnt lo c a li n om in i a llur, Imi I deviti lRh»n, pricsthoo l, sacriliucs, and Fahhatli Fever Sore*, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ed oy the said Abigail dtxnbrough deceased, off
’ ’ h i n i.^ iicd b y S p r c i a l C o r r e s p o n d 0
shady foliage, «>r as other owners it safe when I ani 1IKKI iiiili-s frotn no h a w all \ tev n 8iipplantc<i hv institution* Chilblain*, Corn* anil all F kìii Eruptions, the north end of the above described tract o f !
m i s â t ili* i r o n t .
| land, and which said 5 acres is d-vided from I
appropriate to the Christi.ni lispcnsa-
choose a row o f Palm trees whose place to s «y flint we hnve leen told tion.
the
remainder
of
said
42
acres
o
f
land
by
a
liue
and posili v»»!y ernes IVes, or no pay re*
some whop|H-rs
Not on ly In thè dis­
running east ami west.
trunks are as rrguJnr iw the pillar* fo tane»! froiu Fort Vuldez lo t opp. r
»Sunday is (he 4 »lay which the Lord quir d.
Satlsfactioii tir money refunded I Als»> ihe follow in g describe»', tract o f land
wit: A part o f the »1. 1. c. of I> Ramsey am
th e court o f fotne great building. In rlver, liut In musi everyih ln g else |»-r- hath ma le,” Inung the day of rejoicing Frice 55 »vnfs per box.
For sale by C I I to
w ife in t. 3. s r. 3 w. in Y am hill county state
tt. s i ^ i i !
when
Christ
he»*anie
"th
e
head
<
*f
the grow th o f tree* here I have been taiu ing to tlps country. T h e Best « e
o f Oregon, ami hounded as follows, to wit:
F.
M»»ore
A
Co.
tli»* 1 ‘orner” (IN 11H:?I). I »* the mem­
i beginning at a point in center of Portland and
»vili enntnin «Il ini|virt«nt » « r news o f thè «luily edition.
forcibly Ini pressed with the fact o f the enti lenrn in n-gunl to tlie dlstanee ls orial of Christ’s completed work and of
i Dayton wagon r»-*d 11 7.» chains n 34 degrees 30
aa follovvs:
ndles frinii l.av to suoi
Spet i« l dispHte t s np P> Pie honr o f p-.il> h-ation.
j minutes e of the s. e. corner o f land deeded by
regularity o f the grow th o f the Palm lid i o f glaeiers, III inlles from smim dt our spiritual deliverance.
Instead ot
( «refn l Htleiition » i l i l.e utven t i l'itrni nini F a m ily Topica,
l> Ramsey ami w ife to K ivira
being a
N
'tice
is
hereby
xiven
t!»*t
the
un«1orsGned
tree.
T h at w ith equal care nn»l atten­ down (ntimta*r. lom llesllirou gh H i i i I s t reckoning it from a day ot the month it ti*s b pii «inly ap olntp<t Kxecutor of the l*>t I part of the same d 1. c ami running thence w.
For.-iirn Con.
f «Ititi.
¡«ri., t K.-ports, «ii»l ull generai no»-s o f
degrees s. 9» 4 chains; tnono* s. ti rods ami
tion all cuu I *' made t»> look so nearly lo thè lakes, 30 intles down thè lukes to was reckoned from the first »lay of the w ill «'f Mose» llolliii^svM.rth: Amt ttnt letters I 3
tlie W orlil «..il N ati 'li
week. This »h in g e was wrtmght by the W'!*t*nu'at iry thereon have been U>ned t»> him ten and one half fe e t: thence e 3 degrees n. 9 t'4
some
rlver,
tlien
down
thè
iinknown
W
e
furi>
i-.li
1
In
N
ew
-Y
o
rk Wt-.-k’)- T ril line and your favorite
Mike. Talk o f elegant I. mi sc*! M y!
the Coanty c«* i rt «>f Y-tnihIU Unnnt. Oregon. chains: thence n ft rods and ten ami one half
rlver a distati««' nom ini knous, I fililo apostle* then. m >I vc * after I'hrist had t*v
lioine papec,
All persons having claims against the estate of feet to the place o f beginning, contaiuiug one
I t »eciiis ull (lint wi'i. tli could tin lias statem ent ls trite It slnmld go down lo “ opene*I their miiitD that they might >:».d
ami
one
half
acres,
more
or
less.
deuedoat ure horehy required to present
Witness the Hon. J. E Magera judge of the
Without th- in properly verified to -»id Executor at the
bei-n Invislie.l upon tbe ornuiuuMtutiiin lilstorv as noe trulli told ili Alaska
1 understand the Scriptures.”
oltiee of »'lareuce Halt, »Newber*:. Oregon, with couuty court o f the state o f Oregon for the
hi*
approval
they
would
not
thu*
have
lussi
not
say
therc
nev«-r
»
a
s
anolher
couuty of Yam hill, w ith the seal o f saitl court
o f their Krmimls ami H i« .kl!| o f tlie
ii»si\ in »nth* irom date hereof,
endangered the iHrpctuitv ol the Mosaic
aflixed this 3rd day of Mav A. I>
hated April ,’ ih.
*.
architecture o f the homes o f ninny for 1 rms't some line moti on tlds trull, Sahhith.
B O T I ! O N E Y E A U « O l i $I.ÓO.
Attest.
€. K. D l'K E N FIELD,
I'LAKK.NiE Hr IT,
A. R. Cl’ MI’S TON.
meli tliut are trust worth.v. I uni aure
(Aval)
Clark.
Ally,
for
Estate.
Executor.
here.
I wus very much surprised to It ls a pleamire to meet stime o f them
S e u il a l l o r i l i r.» t o i H E « i l t A P I I I C ,
That Sunday was ailoptcd as the Sah-
see the Im provem ent nml |>mgres* that and g.-t a pleaMnt word ami look and hath by the aiMMth^ and early church
Nt'WlMTff, O r o io n .
i*
proven
also
by
the
writing*
of
Euse­
I liave met
has been miule in amt around the little noi on ly meli Imt ladies.
bius,
Cyprian,
Tert
dlian,
Melito,
Diouy-
I
K E C K ESENT.
village o f W h ittie r in so short a tim e. » illi some six or eigt.t, some o f » lileli sin*, fraeneu*, Justyn Martvr, and 1*1 my !
«r e h lg lily eu tured, reflned latlles in
I'L P O T L U IiB E S Y A B D
M y visit there was one o f especial In ­ thè harness pulllng tlielr gruh thè \v!«o w ix>te between 112 and 300 A. I>.
N EW BE E G , OBEGOK.
te r*»!, from the fact lliut here I (bund sanie «s thè «non.
E v e ry praet leal B ic y c le im p ro v e -
T h e greates'm is- Saturday observers an* not keeping eith ­
DOORS.
î. VTIt,
n ieiit o f t lie year.
m any people who have friends in New- take o f m v llfe from a fliianeiul stand- er the Patriarchal, the Mo*a*ic, t»r the ’
CF.DAR.
W i N DO TVS, LIME
Christian Sabbath, hut a day founde»!
FIR.
tierg, but more particularly from the (H.iul, ls tliat I tliti not tiring FTmer only in inisinterpret«tu»n »>f Scripture.
MOI |J»ING 8 . 8 IM ),
HFTWOOD
and tini mu es tw o »e e k s sisxier tlian
SII INtJLE*.
HAIR.
Y E L L W P IN E
fact that here i found scores o f people I carne ami »-orke<l on tlils tr-ill
T b e best p ro d u ci o f tb e B ic y c le B u i l d e r a H a r d v v n r o .
I
ETC.. ETC.
fiu’
ln
n
tlia
t
prtHlnees
tb
e
With whom I had associated In m y tliii'k I («niIti li. v e eleareti fs 'S lo r a
B APTIST C1ICR*'H.
Lir^eat n tin iber *»t w h eels.
earlier days and with w hom I had not iltHK). I saw one man muke $137 in
Our laird’s first miracle. "T lio u hast
"ANTKTVTI î
had the p rivilege o f meetlnu for nearly lliree hours liaullng freigiit » i t t i one kept the g* hk ! wine until now ” John
,
^ >htlcmen
little o|d pony
Tliey are m ak iiig on
I ’ n a p p ro a cb ed p o p u la rity.
■ siblc. e«tabli.whc»l
a quarter o f a century. T o s,.y | en- au nvenigo o f $100 p.'r day » ilh o- e 2; 10.
táVOOan»l exncii-*
Joyed it all Im m ensely is ■iiflleleiit and pony. I saw sueli a |s.ny ns eould I h *
¡
Endone se
The Lord always saves the Iwsl until
ope. The lH>miaioi
w ill leave you to guess at the rest. ¡»o ii’ lit In New-ls-rg for «l«.u t $'. soli the hist. H e gives us many joyg here,
U n a p p ro a c lied sales.
'v it li tw o saeks o f Barley and two tsiles
Though I do not yet feel th at I have
of bay for fa x )
But tli'e «im e for mak- but the crowning p»>ini of all joy will be
>r n. F E E D . H A Y « O R A I X
arrived to the years o f my second llUf sili-li wuges ls short as tllo show reached w hen this life is eu»le»l and we
G A H D E N .v l 'K O W E R
childhood I tl.ln k I can say I know » I I I "’it.', t e t.s. ...fi for li«.rise or even enter the portals of glory.
SEEDS.
w hat it Is to live m y childhood days nieu to travet on a-id thè le.* ls ls*gin-
People say " I have a right to »Irink
uiug to eraek open.
I »o u l.l ike to
Free W l i o i y .
•iver again.
slay here an-hllr hot If I should I »u n iti wine because Jesus sanctioueil it at this
E C. W a r d A C o.
W h ittie r hasJi*-.| l. -en l.v
p r,.‘ . I h» I' ft Witfi
£Tt» * f t* rr»> 1*. o ri w eld in g feast."
And f sav. “ res,”
NEEBERG GRAPHIC.
IL T ?
In Men’s, Youth’s and 3oy's Fine Clothing;,
Shoes, Furnishings, Eats and Caps. Our Goods
have oesn selected wi'Ji the n reat9.stcare from
the stock of the larg-o^t J I sale houses in the
U. S. W e make you prices that wilLnot justify
your making- a trip to ¿ O' ir.nd.
Portland prices on Suits 810.00; our price* -7 .A0.
Portland prices ou Shoes 84.50 and 85.00; our price : 5.50.
Our Spring; and Summer stock includes all
Styles and Prices.
If you wish a common*
every day suit we can fur:
for $5. Some­
thing- to w ear on s"ate occasions, $12 to $13.
'1 Q
M O I T E Y
P O C K E T
IIs T
O f
..
Y O T J H i
B y buying D rugs and Fam ily Medicines,
Perfum ery and Notions, Paints* Oil* W a ll
Paper,
School
Books
and
Stationery,
W
of
E3
Can make money for you.
ALL ROADS ARE AUSΠTO A MONARCH.
Perfection is the resuit of our long
experience.
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77
¡rs
50c.
cl
m
T y p e \vr*J tin g
: ì) V
Sd
S h orth a n d .
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n STOLES
A
CLAHENCE BUTT.
Monarch
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MONARCH CYCLE MEG. GO.,
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