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NEWBEB0, YAMHILL COUNTY. OBEOON, THUBSDAY, JULY 15.1909.
NO. 39
Ml M atate1
I Turn To Ths*.
strange inland people. All who
H P Shumway ft w f to A lly »
Til« Country School QuaitioB. ignorance o f the farmers, who
were fortunate enough to hear M p * t M b r Mia T sssfeU l O oa a tT Abstnst Yocom small tract in Sheridan
generation after generation, have
C W M S T . M eM InD TllU .
We believe that there is hardly wasted it, and then «look the When heart falter» and darkness dings, Dr. Dye will not have to be urged
$425.
Whan hope flutters an helpless wings.
Every­
a farmer in the land who does whole situation over and tell us When conscience whispers in words to hear Mr. Hensey.
E E Switzer ft w f to Mrs Mary
FJoyd H. Adams ft w f to Ada
body most cordially invited.
not wish that the future o f farm- if you do not think every man is
that burn,
E Chappell small tract in J E
Come early to insure getting in­ S McGogy small tract on west Rogers d l c t 3 « r 2 w $700.
\ ing shall be prosperous; that farm the product o f the education he T i’s then O, Lord, to thee I turn;
communities shall be fitted with receives. What a mighty influ­ Flowers that languish are kissed by the side the building. Free! Offer­ side o f “ B " it McMinnville $1200.
John Swetman to Emma Sw et-
S V Allen & w f to Drusilla A
ing taken at conclusion. Come.
an intelligent, progressive people; ence, tor good or bad upon the
man 2 3-4 ac in J B Rogers d 1 e t
And reward without anguish has never
G e o . C. R it c h e y , Pastor. Hayes 3.43 ac in Wm Graves d lc 3 s r 2 w $1.
that the farmer as farmer, man destiny o f this country and upon
been won.
t 5 s r 6 w $2550.
and citizen, shall copipel the the fate o f the American farmer, Though days be full o f sorrow -
F L Trullinger ft w f to J A
Nettie G Bibee A hub to An­
Dundee Items.
respect o f all other classes in has the country district school There cornea a glad tomorrow?
Simons 36z56 ft in nw cor lot 1
drew B Kidder lot 4 blk 2 Chap­
The dawn I can see
,
. ' society, and that farming as a exerted.
blk. 1 Hausworth’s 1st add to
|
F.
T.
Keyes
made
a
business
man’s add Sheridan $100.
profession shall be esteemed high
What answer are the farmers And turn O.Lord to thee.
North
Yamhill $50.
itrip to McMinnville Tuesday.
Sarah E Bremmer et «1 to F C
am ong men. Certainly that o f the United States making to­ When Faith wanders on trackless
. Lucinda Wacheno ft hub to
shores,
Bernard Groth has recovered Graham 276.78 ac in Samuel
mast be the tendency o f things day to this mighty question?
Frank M Miles 1 6 0 a c t 5 s r 7 w
Mercy knocking at thrice barred doors, from an attack o f neuralgia.
Laughlin d l c t 2 s r 4 w $11763.11.
or the very opposite o f all we What are they doing for their When no beacon these eyes discern,
$ 10 .
Bert Brooks & w f to Walter
' K. D. Hatch and s i s t e r ,
have stated will be the result.
little country school? The edu­ Tis then O.Lord to thee I turn,
Rose Wallace to Paul Fundman
Winn
part o f lots 1 &3LaFayette
Thoughtful meh in all ranks cation of the farmer, to be a wise I know if thou harkest the lost And the Elizabeth are visiting in Spokane.
% int in 196.24 ac t 5 s r 7 ft 8
$1060.
way.
and professions are looking into farmer, is the m ost momentous
Miss Irene Reed, o f Kirkwood,
$10.
this business called farming. question of the age.—H oard’s And hours that are darkest give place California, was Mrs. McCoraack’s J E Buckley & w f to W T Mat-
Arthur L Watson to Enos A
today
lock E110 ft lot 13 Hobson’s add
There was never a time in the Dairyman.
guest
over
Sunday.
Ellis
6 0 a c s e c 4 t 3 s r 2w24C00.
To thee, Lord, to thee my only ple^
Newberg $1000.
history of* the country when
Herman T Wilson to W S
Forsaken, stricken, lonely,
I Mrs. Elwin McCornack and
J F Calbreath & w f to John M
there was as much study and Wonderful Wealth of the Thou can’st save and thou only,
Miss Adams visited Portland and Harrington lots 5 A 4 blk 1 Court Hibbert small tract in Dayton $2.
On bended knee, l turn O.Lord to thee.
thought expressed about the
D J Woodman & w f to 0 A
Chautauqua last week.
United States.
add McMinnville 3200.
soil, the live stock, and the
Fluttering hope, on helpless wing,
Perry
37 ac in James Jonnson
Mrs. R. A. M. Reymers, o f
Joseph Carr to Maude G Rankin
Conscience's reproach or doubts' d
farmer himself as tody. There
Grants Pass lias been visiting her lot 3 blk 4 Deskin’s 2nd add to d 1 c 1 3 s r 4 $660.
We have to-day 80,000,000 o f
stiqg,
never was a time when all the
mother, Mrs. G. W. Byers.
Newberg $1100.
forces that go to make up a people, occupying over three Still for grace to pray, I yearn,
Tia
then
Lord,
to
thee
I
turn.
The
Ladies
Aid
Society
o
f
the
Frank Chapman & w f .to J H SUNDAY SCHOOL U
million
square
miles
o
f
ter­
IN
farmer were looked into as
Thou see'st how broken, the proud heart
)undee
church,
will
give
an
ice;
Cornwall
lot 4 blk 3 Chapman’s S u g g a s tlv * Q u o t a t io n s o n t h e S u n d a y
ritory
and
they
own
$120,-
sharply and thoroughly as they
may come,
S ch ool L ooooa
b y R e v . L ln e c o t t
add Sheridan $100.
0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 o f wealth. On For one gentle token thou w ilt not be cream social Friday evening.
are today.
•or l i l t l o t o r o o t l o o o l
N ttn y a y o r
P M Churchman & w f to Allyn
Mrs. G e o . H. G r e e r and
dumb;
B ib le S tu d y C lu b . -
We have seen great injustice farms valued at $25,000,000,000
done to the farmer by the balance we produce annually agricultural To thee Lord, to thee my penance be daughter, Medora, spent a few Yocotn small tract in Sheridan
And now Lord, I turn to thee.
JU LY 18th. 1900.
days at the old home this week. $600.
o f society. We have seen the products valued at $8,000,000,- Though days be full o f sorrow,
Rosa
Cough
try
ft
hub
to
Hen
000.
It
is
nothing
that
we
Paul's
Second
Missionary Journey—
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McEwan,
taxes o f the rich insurance
God sends a new tomorrow,
Thessalonica and Berea. Acta x v ii:l-
ft
Fanny
Harper
40
ac
in
sec
4
t
produce
annually
2,506,000,000
assisted by Miss Jessie Gilmore,
The dawn I aee,
companies and money loaners
16.
bushels
of
corn
aud
11,000,000
And
turn
0
,
Lord
to
thee.
'
.
ave a delightful whist party 2 s r 4 w $400.
everywhere. We have seen the
Golden Text—Thy word have I hid far
Claude B Cummings & w f to T mine
*
C. E. R.
Saturday evening.
farmer’s product, his grain, meat, boles o f cotton, if there is no Newberg, July 10.
hedrt, that I may not sin a garnet
L Cummings lot 1 & nVa lot 2 blk thee. Pa. c x ix :ll.
w ool and cottoh put into the demand for the corn and cotton
Mrs. Roe Robison has as her
Verse 1, 2—Is church going a good
hand« o f big trusts and they and if the demand is not at a fair Annual Gathering of Friends. : vests, her aunt, Mrs. Mary 15 Newberg $2000.
habit, and what do they lose who have
C
F
Daniels
to
W
T
Vinton
et
return.
But
we
have
the
market.
shutting him out of the market,
Emerson, o f Hopewell, and Mrs.
Oregon Yearly Meeting o f
al 129.63 ac in 1 5 s r 5 w $733.33. not formed it?
taking the lion’s share o f what Our 5,500,000 o f people who
Smerson’s daughter-in-law, Mrs.
How many times a day should a per­
Mrs M J Durham ft hub to
the consumer pays for food and produce $15,000,000,000 o f Frjends church will hold its first reda Emerson.
son attend church?
Harry L Cunningham wV4 o l lot What is the value o f a good habit,
manufactured products annual­ session in the Friends church in
clothing.
With
but
one
exception
the
The dairy tanner has suffered ly, and receive in wages $230,- Newberg on Wednesday o f next ■ourth was celebrated with safety 2 blk 1 Oak Park add to McMinn­ and how are good habits formed?
Verse 8—Did Paul mean to say that
less than other furmers perhaps, 000,000, make th e m a r k e t . week, July 21, and will continue in Dundee. Bernice Keyes has ville $750.
it
was necessary fo r the Jews to have
with
sessions
ss
outlined
in
the
James
C
Duncan
to
Earl
A
because his product, milk, butter These figures apply only to
pat Jesus to death, and i f not what did
a
burned
hand,
the
result
o
f
a
Schreffler lot 3 ft 4 blk 21 Hurley
and cheese, is less in the bands o f finished product. We get the program given below, possibly ‘sizzer” that sizzed too soon.
he mean?
and Large’s add Newberg $1.
with
slight
variations.
An
un-
products
to
the
consumer
by
(The position taken by the pr esent
capitalistic monopolies. But the
Mrs. Joseph P. Hodgina, o f
Jesse Edwards ft w f to Mias L w riter ia, that the Jews ought to have
____________________
250,000
miles o f railroad, _______
which usually large number o f visiting
conspiracy against even the dai^y ___
E. S. C Brower 5 ac in Newberg $3000. accepted Jeans, and, that their p a tth *
fanner is spreading. Already is three times the railroad mile*- ministers and others from other Tacoma, mother o f Mrs.
Greer,
and
Mrs.
Augusta
Fuller,
Mary Ella Fogg ft hub to L C him to death is the coloaaa) crim e at
the city milk market is in the age o f Great Britain, Prance and Yearly Meetings o f the church are
history, and the calamity o f calamities
o
f
New
York
City,
widow
o
f
the
Peck s Vi lot 13 Chehalem Orchard that has befallen the Jew s. That there
bands of big corporations and Germany combined. When side expected to be present
veteran editor, Edward N. Fuller, Homes $1.
are tw o distinct lines o f contingent
the individual farmer can no tracks are taken into account,
are
visitors at Otterbrook.
Paul
Fundman
to
Herman
prophecy
in the Old Testament, either
we
have
more
railroad
mileage
more reach the individual con­
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21.
one o f which being fulfilled. Would
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Connelly
o
f
Wenz
200
ac
in
sec
5
t
5
s
r
9
w
than
all
the
rest
of
the
world.
sumer with his milk than he can
10:00 a. m .—Opening session of
cancel the other; and that the prophe­
Grand Junction, Colorado, Mrs. ft secs 2 5 2 6 t 6 s r 7 w $2000.
On these railroads we have l0 0 ,-
with his meat.
Yearly Meeting.
cies concering the perpetuation o f the
Paul Fundman to J R Hollister Jewish nation and the throne o f David
What has all this to dp with 000 engines, carrying millions o f 1:00 p. m.—Meeting o f Repre­ Roxana Watt White o f Portland,
and her niece, Miss Fulquartz sV4 o f neVi sec 22 t 5 g r 8 w with unparalleled splendor, were cancel­
the country school? says the cars and hauling 2,000,000,000
sentatives and Caretakers.
White o f Spokane, were Sunday $240.
tons
of
freight.
This
practically
led by the fulfillment o f those concern­
reader. Very much, very much.
2:00 p. m.—Business Session.
ing the rejection o f Chrit. God sent
visitors
with
Hon.
and'Mrs.
Fred
Gosslin
ft
Hamblet
to
J
Louise
eqtials
all
the
tonnage
Carried
by
Every man in this world is the
7:00 p. m.—Meeting o f Perma­
Jeans
in good faith, and they voluntarily
Crawford.
Shafer se% sec 20 1 4 s r 6 w$10.
product o f bis education. Just in aU the railroads and all the ships
nent Board.
rejected him, when God’ s A n t and beat
W S Hibbert-ft w f to Herman plan was that they should accept him.
Monday as Mrs. S. M. Crosby
proportion to what he knows, o f all the rest of theworld. This 800 p. m. —Devotional Meeting.
T
Wilson lot 259 Dayton $1200.
monstrous
task
is
performed
by
and daughter, Mrs. Watson, o f
God then proceeded to do through the
can he deal with men and their
THURSDAY, JULY 22.
William
Hitchen et al to N C death o f Christ, that which would have
¡products. Look at* the men who 5,500,000 o f employes who are 8:00 a. m .—Devotional Meeting. Portland, were returning from
John Crawford’s their horse gave Christenson ft D B Cooper 267.56 been done more speedily by his life.>
have fenced the farmer in here yearly paid $2,300,000,000, and 10:00 a. m. —Business Session.
Is it necessary for us to adopt all
a sudden jump to the right when ac in J R Bean d l c t 3 s r 3 w Paul's opinions, in order to be w ell­
and fenced him out there. What this vast business is conducted 2:00 p. m. —Temperance.
has been t h e i r e d u c a t i q n ? by $150,000,000,000 o f bank 8:00 p. m. —Devotional Meeting. they turned into the main road, $ 21000 .
pleasing to God?
S E Hyde to Mary A Hyde wW W ere all Paul’ s opinions correct con­
overturning the buggy an d
Always of the most compre­ clearances. Do we prosper?
* FRIDAY* JULY* 23-
hensive kind. The foundation Only tw o decades ago we were 8:00 a. m .— Devotional Meeting. throwing both occupants into the o f blk 5 & eV4 o f blk 4 Sheridan cerning the time o f the second coming
o f Christ?
ditch. Although they have no $1-
for it in most cases was laid in second to Great Britain in the 10:00 a. m .—Business Session.
In what sense was it true, “ that
Charles
E
Ladd
ft
w
f
to
Ladd
the tow n school, the academy or output o f iron and steel. To-day 11:00 a. m .—Peace a n d A r b i ­ broken bones they are badly
Christ must needs have suffered?”
bruised and Mrs. Crosby is con­ Estate C o e ^ 4 s e c l 6 t 4 s r 6 w & (See Luke xxiv:26, Jer. xxiii:5-6, Mich.
the college. That we will call our output equals all the rest of
tration.
the
world.
We
live
well
and
fined to her bed as a result o f the nV4 o f swVi s e c 3 6 t 3 s r 6 w $1. V.-2. Matt, ii:4-6.)
their schooling. The larger edu­
2:00 p. m .—Missions.
A W Lange & w f to I H Stock- In what way do the Old Testament
have
happy
homes,
filled
with
nervous shock.
cation came afterward but it had
8:00 p. m.— Peace.
dale 150 ac in Henry Cooper d 1 c Scriptures bear testimony that Jesua is
to have the right foundation. com forts and luxuries. Yet we
SATURDAY, JULY 24
the Christ?
West C h eh a lem .
1 2 s r 4 w $10500.
A few large men have come from are a saving people. We have in 8:00 a. m .—Devotional Meeting.
Verses 4, 5—How do you account for
Carl Bausch & w f to C M seVi it that the same facts and reasoning
the country school and by their savings banks $3,500,000,000, 10:00 a. m.—Pastoral and Church
Mrs. McGregor and daughter, sec 1 1 1 5 s r 8 w $640.
which converts some only serves to
own efforts at education have in national banks $4,500,000,-
Extension.
C
T
Long
&
w
f
to
J
M
Harring­
000
and
in
state
banks
$5,000,-
harden others?
o
f
Seattle,
are
visiting
her
sister,
made for themselves' a large
2:00 p. m.—Educational.
How is it that women are generally
ton
10.01
ac
in
John
Baker
d
1
c
000,000—in
all,
$13,000,000,-
Mrs.
Blanchard.
place in the world. But they
400 p. m .— Christian Endeavor
in
the majority in Christ’s cdbverts?
t
4
s
r
4
w
$3000.
had to have knowledge. They 000. The per capita of money
The Ladies Aid will hold their
Business Meeting.
Why were the Jews moved with
Josef Mietner & w f to C M
couldn’t have done what they in the'country is larger than in 8:00p. m .—C. E. Rally and next meeting at the home o f Mrs.
jealousy?
any
other
save
one,
Prance,
and
have, with ignorance as a tool.
S. M. Calkins Thursday, July 15. Blair neV* 8ec 11} 5 3 r, 8 " & 40- Can a jealous man, at the time, either
Public Meeting.
L Grace Newell to John Newell be a true man or a correct reasoner?
Now compare the country amounts to $35 for each » o f our
SUNDAY, JULY 24.
Miss Ella Macy, o f Newberg,
school as a foundation for com­ 80,000,000 people. The business 8 and 10 a. m., 2 and 8 p. m. — is spending an enjoyable time small tract in blk 5 McMinnville How do gou characterise a person
who is jealous o f another in doing good
$650.
ing knowledge with the tow n of the country amounts to over
Devotional Meetings.
with her friends, Mr. and Mrs.
.
B R Pendleton to Mary R works?
school. Compare the chance the $3,000,000,000 annually. How
MONDAY, JULY 26.
Have we any modern example o f the
S. M. Calkins.
Oundiff lots 1 ft 2 blk 29 La- way these people acted?
farmer’s son or daughter has to do we do such a monstrous 8:00 a. m.—Devotional Meeting.
Rev.
F.
C.
Stannard,
o
f
New­
Fayette $100.
Verse 6—Is the world, to-day, upside
get a start in knowledge with business which is also profitable? 10:00 a. m .— Sabbath School and
berg, held services at the church
down,
or right side up?
S
E
Pheister
&
w
f
to
August
It
is
because
wc
have
confidence
the tow n boy or girl. Think o f
Literature.
last
Sunday.
Services
will
also
be
Is the world getting better or worse?
Thomas
nwV4
o
f
nwVi
sec
10
t
2
s
the powerful handicap such a in ourselves and the other nations 2:00 p. m .—Business Session.
Verse 7 - When people oppose the
held next Sunday.
r 3 w $750.
school must prove to the boy or of the globe have confidence in
work o f God do they generally confine
Mrs. Davis, o f Hood River, is
James M Pugh & w f to Miles themselves to the truth in their ob­
girl who is not allowed any other us.—Leslie’« Weekly.
If You Miss It, You W01 Miss It.
spending
a
short
time
at
her
old
E
ft
M B Hendrick lots in blks 41- jections, or do they ever confine them­
school. Then think o f th e
selves to the truth?
home,
which
is
now
the
home
o
f
42-43-44 48 Oak Park add to Mc­ Do objectors to the truth knowingly
At the Christian Tabernacle
Marriage Lie«
thousands upon thousands o f
falsify or do they do it in blind ignor­
Minnville $650.
Sunday, July 18th, at 8 p. m. her son, H. Davis.
farmers, who will not allow their
ance, or through prejudice?
Miss Ord, o f Nebraska, who
Walter D Pratt A w f to T E Verses 10-12—Is there ever any vir­
boys to attend even the poor
Mabel Anderson, age 22 years Rev. A. F. Hensey, returned
has
been
spending
her
vacation
Robins
14 int in 240 ac in secs 8 tue in exposing ourselves to danger,
country school after they are big to Róy E Stevens, age 22 years. missionary from Bolenge, Africa,
when it is not necessary in the inter­
with her sister, Mrs. Marsh is & 9 t 4 s r 5 w $2250.
and
a*
colleague
o
f
Dr.
Royal
J.
ests
o f the truth?
enough-to work. Think of the
Etta A. Buck, age 17 years to
Adolph J Rabenseifner & w f What was the difference between the
dislike for knowledge, for study, Joe. H. Leatherman, age 24 Dye, will address the people of now visiting her friends in
religious people o f Thessalonica and
ftp C M Bair ne’4 sec 1 1 1 5 s r 8 those o f Berea?
Newberg concerning the mission­ Seattle.
for hard solid'reading which such years.
Is a truth seeker sure to find it?
Mr. Leach has purchased a 10 w $640.
a policy must produce in the mind Julia Phillips> age 20 years to ary work o f Equatorial Africa, in
Is it ever right to suppress the troth
R N Rosensel & w f to J S Bick- tn the interests o f the kingdom o f God?
the Congo country. He is a acre tract o f land from the farm
o f the farm bdy unless he has Clyde Strohm, age 25 year*.
Verses 18-15-What ia it which
pleasing speaker and thoroughly which he recently sold to the land ford lots 1 & 2 blk 30 Oak Park prompts
more than the usual allowance
men to work so hard, and
Mrs. Mae Ingle, «ge 31 ytars in earnest in his work among the company o f Portland, on which. add to McMinnville $400.
persistently in opposing what they know
o f brain.
to Carl W. Michaux, age 29 years cannibal tribes o f the Dark he intends to build a barn for the I Elizabeth D H Sellwood to to be the truth?
.
, Look over the destruction that
Lesson for Sunday, July 25th, |
Lois
McClintock,
age
25
years
Continent
H e.has with him 1>re«ent and he thinks he may Isaac E Staples 167.69 ac in sec Paul’ s Second Miseionery
has come to the farm in the loss
Athens. Acta xvii:l«-34.
(3 » t 3 « r 2 w $ 9 0 0 0 .
■of its fertility, MS through W to Prank W . Heath, age 23 years. many interesting curios o f this build a house later.
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