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1 f I kM Ä ■ ■> m S W ¿j » at;. •Jr* fi*. m fc v : I Äif?-. ;; • . . J. S. Greer baa in his possession a number o f copies o f timeworn newspapers, am ong which is * ■copy o f the “ Illuminated Con* atd latio n ” published in N ew Y o rk and bearing date of July 4, 1859. W e speak ol the big •editions ot our day as being blanket sheets on account o f «heir size, but in comparison w ith this old newspaper they are mere “ thumb papers,” since a single page o f it is three feet w ide and tour feet t w o inches in I t is an eight > ^ tî* truth. F o r to tell yon I onr rale, —A s w e never have time to peruse— The lot on our right to extol, And the one on ottr left to abuse; B ut to make you a friendly amend, — Which, however, I can’t offer all— I will slip your next book in the lot • ' Which w e take in its turn to extol. K YAMHILL JAY, APBIL 1.11 ___■ FOB APRIL. (Copjrrifhl I M b r O .I. BtoOu The beasts o f U ganda beating retreat, and the were tiy in g to stay i fleet, when a Hon came side from the rear mutilated and one i “ Wsi As L “ Yoni A surv SU N D A Y SCHOOL! “ W ell,” said the hippo, ran as be could, “did him aHre, as you would?” But the Hon on w ard With never a w least anything that the dren born under Aires usually have rich parents, and get dogs, goldfish, parrots and Bill ’P os sums fo r Kttle brothers and sisters. 3 And then T. R. will hit the east of Africa to hunt, and all the world w ill turn its gaze upon that valiant stunt. The Hon _ et in his lair, the elephant will pray, the hippopotamus will stow tb s Kttle hips a w a y , the rhino w ill betake himself to distant parts and hide, and the gnus and antelopes w ill crow d upon the other side. 7 W m ighty hunter w ill w a lk dow n the gangplank of his skip, and when be sets bis foot ashore the continent w ill tip. The natives w ill k o w t o w and rub their bellies on the ground, the thirteen columns'' running the lull length o f the page. I t ’s pages are emb elliahed with w o o d cuts o f such prominent personages ot that d a y as th em b e a r d . April 11th, 1909. E d w a rd Ererett, Rev Henry “ I V bet, ” said tbs rhino, E aster Lesson. I Cor. xv:12- W a r d Beecher and H orace Gree- “ .‘ H a bit off U s head stent tents, the varions pictures in 28. And left them to And him wMl fill the foreets w ith When will the general resur A ll bloody and dead!” to current events, such as their moanings and laments, the W hereat they au laughed. the emigration o f the M orm ons rection be? tall giraffe w ill watch afar and And the great lion cried W h at is the scripture p ro o f o f ¡to U ta p and negro plantation And licked at the gaahee sound his shrill alarms, and the scenes in the South, and it must life after death? A ll over hie hide. stork and Theodore w ill tall in W ill Christ finally aboKsq be admitted th a t the w o rk of “ I see h o w it happened;* one another’s arms. •the artists would put to shame death and destroy sin? elephant said; “ our brother The promised fan w ill start at last. W h a t became the prominent up in a tree overhead, and •the average newspaper cuts o f The packers w ill defile, theme o f their preaching? the present d a y . The train w ill stretch across the be pounced on him, a plain Verses 23-28— W as Christ the to fear, the crnel thorns tort Lotteries flourished at that time Toward the distant Nile. „ and one large picture illu strates first man to rise from the dead? and shredded his ear!” The shouting and the tumult rise, Verse 20 .— W h a t is the chief a d raw in g at W ilm ington, The heavy rifles roar, They all ! laughed again, Del w are where the c ro w d w as evidence o f the truth of Christian- And smoke w ill overcast the sky the »on. aff red And the V 1 ran with gore. rod, only ahudde W ith Mood, ¡gathered to witness the turn pf i _ And limped on God p at all the forces the fortune wheels. Consider "O , com e/’ they exclaimed a b le space is devoted to the nature under the control A s they followed with haste, H igh School Jesus? subject o f lotteries and the " W e know that you ate him, Lesson for Sunday, April 18, But how did he taste?" editor says; . . Preparations are being made W e find that in the state ot 1909.— The Conversion o f Saul. The Hon turned round a t A rbo r D ay which is Rhode Island more than a Acts ix: 1-30. top ot a rise, and his.wt Vferse.' 21-22— W ould, there, were matted w ith tears tram : h. ■ t: century ago, the Presbyterians, jp t . H. Belt intends to the Baptists, Episcopalians a n d have been natural death if there eyes. “ Don’t taunt me,” institute here S a tu r ^‘m any wealthy merchants’ ’ Hhd been no sin? begged, “and I ’U tell y o u i W h at is the process ot reason woes.” And blood trickl g a r the 10 th. depended upon lottery gran ts • Thé H. S. A. a : have leased the fo r the raising o f funds to build ing that demonstrates the fact at the end o f his nose. ofimmortality? college trade and b a s e b a l l churches, steeples, and to dis “W e ’ll do i t r they answered, W ould there have been any res grounds which they are prepar And husky with g rie f pose ot property, erect w harves, And fear, he proceeded: ing for the future games. o p en streets, and educate young urrection of the dead, if Jesus “My story m brief. bad not been resurrected? Miss Estclla Loriner ot In m en to the ministry. A s early Ey ‘ N o w is Christ risen from the dependence, a former pupil o f a s 1763 a lottery w a s granted P rofesso r K irk ’s entered the t o certain parties in Providence dead, and become the first traits Freshman class last M onday. t o build a parsonage, the petition- o f them that slept. I Cor. xv: The boy’s basketball team is The first d ay o that “ for a long 20 . Providing the soul is immortal All F ools’ Day, going to C orvallis Friday to ■season they had been w ithont a play in the contest between the ■settled ' gospel minister.” In is it, o r not, o f material import celebrated much more 17 67 a g ra n t of a lottenr w a s ance whether the body is raised !y this year than it has been in a eight best basketball teams o f long time. There are more tools the state. onade to the Baptists o f W arren o r not? Verses 12-13— Does the doctrine than there used to be. They All the H . S. items published in t o raise 150 pounds o f lawful m oney. In 1779 “ a number ot o f the resurrection o f the body, may be divided into three class the Graphic for the last few weeks were written by the Zeta . . persons religiously inclined, rest upon revelation o r upon es, viz: Common, or those w h o think Alpha press committee instead living in the to w n o f Cranston, reason? C an yon mention a single the cost o f living will never go o f the Priores. •of the sect called Baptists, ■whose principles are contained nation o r tribe o f the past, o r at d ow n again. Do you believe in free and which has not P r e f e r r e d , o r those w h o equal rights for all people? in H ebrew s 6 , verse 1 and 2 the present, asked tor a lottery to enable believed in immortality in some thought prosperity w ould re Certainly, you say. A lrig h t turn right after the' presidential that being the case yo them to buy a house for religions shape? /ou don’t Verses 18-19.— H o w is it that election. meetings, as they were “ willing believe in some people having Darn, o r those w h o thought everything nice and pleasant t o devote a part o f their time to all men instinctively believe in the worship o f G od.” In 1773 the immortality o f their depart Mr. Rockefeller w ould have to when you don’t, do you? N o w the Presbyterian and^ Congre ed friends, and expect to meet pav that $29,500,000 fine. listen, here is a chance fo r you The rain will patter on the to have ju st as good s time ss g atio n al society in Providence them again? Verses 14-17.— It there is no roof, and the colt will buck and the next fellow ; bring any g o t up a petition to have “ a l lottery to repair the steeple” and resurrection o f the dead, how dance, the tickled calf will shakfc | «mount o f money from 1 cents “"m ak e other necessary alter w ould that make his hoof and jubilantly prance, to 600 (no more) to school, vain, make our faith vain, the robin w ill arise at morn and. your boys room and see w hat ations.” chase the festive worm , the good work he is doing while fed The big sheet contains many make them false witnesses? It seems that some in Corinth schoolboy will wish chickenpox on Y . W . C. A . selections ot poetry, and white homemade the greater part o f it is from the denied the resurrection o f the would spread and end the term, candies and then visit the candy pen's o f such well known poets dead in the sense that there is no the old fleas will breed other fleas stall yourself and test its a s Emerson and M rs. Sigourney, life after death, n ow if th at were upon the itching pup, and the You w ill be kiUing it is evident that there were true, then h o w much w ould there dirt will fly with radishes and o birds with one shot lettuce coming up. others abroad in the land w ho be left o f Christianity? W h a t is the proof that Jesus w ould rank with those of this A fresh and sweeter oxygen •day and age, w h o seek an oat- did rise from the dead? (See will glorify the days, the son will let at the various news M att, xxvi: 16-18; M ark xvi: 14 tempt the flowers w ith its soft Susan Eckelbury w a s born in paper shops in the country. Luke xxiv: 36-38; John xx-4,5 and vernal rays, the farmer will Witness the following stanza, 14, 26; xxi: 4; Acts i:3, 13, 30, Dut in his corn, the docks will Muskingum county, Ohiu, July there being a dosen^nore like it: 31; I Cor. xv: 3-8, et seq.) ay again, the m eadowlark will 4, 1831, and died at her home in “ It w as going out a walking, ■ p t it credible that such noble wake the morn with ravishing Newberg, March 23,1909. She Ont a w alk in g w ith my men, w h o afterw ard laid dow n refrain, the native will monlt all w as* married to Benjamin B. their lives for the trath, would his w ool and don his summer Connell, September 25th, 1851. mother, T h a i first took me into court* testify that they had seen and :ans, and man will pasteurise T o this union were born ten talked to Jesns after his death, if is blood w ith sassafras and children, seven ot whom are still ing, they had not so seen him? living. Arthur, the eldest lives And for me a husband got; greens. it there is no resurrection o f N o w , had I gone out a w alking Cheer up, cheer up, it'« summertime. in N ew berg, James and Orin in O r w ill be pretty soon. Portland, M rs. C. E. McReynolds W ith my father or my the dead, it follows as Paul here And yonder are the roeea that states, that Christ is not risen; lives in Seattle, Washington, brother, Shall burgeon into June. Benjamin and Mrs. Phoebe There w ould have been no flirt but is the converse true, that if The proud peacock w ill strut Christ is risen then all human reside in Minnesota, ation . . around M T ay lo r And sprout another tail. George, the youngest son lives And I should have married beings will necessarily be resur The quail will tune hia tuba up rected? a t Falls City, Oregon. The not. Ana whistle from a rail. It w a s doubtless true in Paul’s A t that season married n o t.” follow ing relatives trom abroad And w e shall scour our livers off U nder the bead o f “ The Spirit o f day that it there w a s no immor attended the funeral: Rev and W ith curly dock and kale. •Criticism” we find the following: tality Christians were o f all men Easter will come on the 1 1 th. M rs. McReynolds, James and An author whose writings had most miserable, because, they It is to o early to predict iust wife, Orin and daughter. were then despised, imprisoned w h at the new nats will be like. w on The funeral services were held Some share o f regard and and pot to death; but is the same From the tew f-oung ones we iu the Free Methodist church, true to-day? Is not C hrirt’s re have seen the merry renown, w id ow Rev E. L. Smith, the Pastor, In a leading review, s a w his ligion n ow a grand thing for this seems to have married a derby. being in charge o f the service. A world, even it death did end all? The book issue resembles neither large number o f sympathizing Is the fact ot the resurrection parent. M ost unjustly cut up and She The milliners were friends were in attendance. ot Jesus to be proved by evidence, determinded to make something w a s buried beside her husband run dow n; T o the critic-u personal friend— like any other fact better attest that would keep anyone trom in the Friends cemetery to a w a it He applied in his angry sur ed? trimming her old hat over, and the resurrection morn. W hy w a s it, when Jesus w as they did it. E. L. S m i t h , Pastor. * .prise, “ In w h at does your satire crucified that His disciples were Prim p, sisters, primp with care. a dispirited band, having lost U se your own and other hair, apply, M arriage Lici ’ Y our remarks are but non heart, and going back to their A white stuffed rat for a light Huffed hat, former occupation, and w h at w as sense or lies.” A well-draped rat for a bell-shaped hat. “ Oh, pardon!” the critic replied, it afterwards that put new life A Nellie M a y Scott, age 18 years small, lean rat for a tall green hat. in them, and made them the Primp, sisters, primp with care. Be not wounded a t w hat to Coy L o w e age 22 years.' most courageous men that ever Prim p for the coming Easter fair. - have said, Lillie N. Penrose age 18 years •Of your book, I most solemnly lived? (T h is question must be A p r il w ill b e u n d e r the influence to Ralph F. Nelson age 25 years. answered in writing by members ot Aries the Ram, which will^ re M aude Hudson age 19 years swear, I have not one syllable read; ot the C lub.) store the horn o f plenty. Chil- to Emil Schuman age 28 years. 1L k J-- I. — _ Tpj / % HO. 34 \ 'ring and Sum m er It has been our intention to have in stock this summer the most New berg. O ur line o f Lacke*’ Saks and Kahlrf Sirit», Shoas, O xfords and Hose are now complete. O ur priem are ab- solutely the lowest, and w e will find in showing you all these Hnes. M V PORTER & CO. Announcement The Bank o f N ew berg. « private fcorp on tion , and opened fo r business in 1889 when N ew berg w as but a 1 hamlet. B y strict adherence to conserv â t » it has gained the confidence o f the public, while it’s grow th baa kept pace with it*« section. In 1906 the capital stock w aa increased to 160,000. 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