\ -Kl» K«» II’KXT
BIRNS ADVERTI«
tiz-d in Jorian- 1« »« impr«*»ilX
I.BGAI.
fur Jorian to hare immereed the
Wol-li™. » c «
J .hn’s Baptim was
the Chris- Tart mc 'iitti lii that were laptiz-d
s»_- X. i*O •
lat. ApplicM
tian baptism:
t,- ¿/m. la+iJ -s John wa* a priest
roo/ rorreetly
n»*4
«a* oeaee i »«•••*•••*-
lion. r-anjC«.-i J Randall wh> ha*
OF CWAR
“„i h D. «»“«•
1st. Because it wa* rex in 1he act.ug under toe law of Moses, Cl "
2d. Acopyol
been ««xifined to Lis re*iden"e in
•F CBABOB, >y
narue of tbe Holy Tnnity—fur which required Liiu to sprinkle tbe
thi* city f»r several week* past i*
Last Thursday the citizens of
P abxem ’ Institute held at P.ore- now much Letter, although nut yet Christ lia l r:-X yet died; and tbe peopi in order to purify them— Burr • were startled at sight of Dr
H
ly
Ohoit
was
net
yet
given:
see
Kt Heb. 9: 19-25.
Lurg 10th and 11 in»t.. wa* well at­ well en«rugh to get oat of do rs.
H rton ,f Biitzen driving into town
Queatioa. Was not John proper­ with a large coffin (apparently oc­
tended aad much interesting mat- H - con:- mplate* »pending the »um- Matt 3-11. J- bn say» "I indeed
baptize you with water unto re- ly a Gospri minieter. and did he cupied), in hi* twobrse light
ter under diaeussi-xi.
mer at tbe M-a»Lore.
notick n H
p-r.tan*-. but be that cometh after not open a Dew dispensation, wag n. Inquiry disclosed a* sad
SoGdter «renrral Jenk*. of tbe
me is mightier than I. whose sh»«e« which ha 1 no connec-tiou wim the an affair as we have chruniclea in
W«j.. arel what about that Har- Departnx.:.t of Justice, who ten­
I
which we are to k«.-k rears.
y Coar.tr Fair* M ,rt- talk dered Li* rerig- alion at the begin­ am not worthy to Lear; be shall ,aw ac.j
H D. White, hrAber-in-law of
Laptiz-:-v-u
with
tbe
II
:y
Ghost
f«>r a new and different mode of Il M Hod
^3*. Brov^
ne»-»l'-«l o» that suhj***.
ning of tb- y.re«er.t adtoini-tration.
-' :
'A ■ od-
worship.
:’.,1J. and wa* b- rd-
has Leer« notifie 1 of it* a«-eeptaD« ani with fire.” - - Acts 1-—
also chap 19-3-5. Apollos knew
I aikswer no. tor Christ said " He
Leading Merchant ci Harr^
I r tbe name of the author cou Id by the Pre«: bn’ to take effect on only tbe baptism of John when he
' Harr ■ v. in tii*. e^dy part of this
that
•
tbe
15th.
ir.-"
Mr
J-r
k*
will
«mn-
I* riven, a decided in" rem-nt in
.
:•
1 .
< . ."ch i- greater than month with
tinoe in th- r- rvi«re of th-- Gov.-rn- came to Epbeso*. but he met with (tbe g
tbe interest of LLitairene." a
G. rg- ou Kiger
eampei in t
I RY SO IDS, < lothing . ha -
A
a-.
1
Pr
-
ilia,
wbo
instruct
­
Lre-
he.
”
John
was.
however,
the
>HOES I,RO
which is to app.-ar in Harper's ment a* «txunsel in the telepbuoe ed him in the way of tbe Lord
creek in the Steen Mountains, and
runner f Christ, th- herzli thit oa t m ii’ght of th»- 15th a -•
>TOVES. TINWARE
Magazine for Jun' , would 1» créât. a.e - until they are disp.-sri of mote perfectly. And l«e said unto
d his coming, and was full ' f a -.at two f ct to k plac To
PAINTS. ««ILS
-- .
pro.
«d—!Sp<-cíally in jouma’ - r* cir- This pocition wm the lone of et»n- ti.
' Unto what then were ye bap sent to prepare
SULTANA
S AND 1 X '
th-peopL i.-r L - prut tect tb<: .? ivr- f.-. i;. the rigor-
pm.
t'-nti -n which Lremght on the r-
. ;
. kin lied a fit«of cl«ar-
< IG
A 1H
-
A”IM-g-l.._
c'-r.t Litter wrangle btwe n -• na- tiled?’ arxl they sai«l "Unto John’s recep:. - - . is I have already sh wn GO* I in eo.omo 1 st >v- k' tt. The
coai
T >’> N U M EROI - TO
h*ptisr.i.
”
Then
sai«l
Paul
"John
means tree tha- the
but it i
tors.Sbrman
•rrnan aixi
and Quay,
Quay. It was
ti,h‘. and
li.: 11
T-’.T
A threatened strike in o-.< of tbe
’
-INAL PRO<
privately
ly promised
proii;:» -i t to SL'-rman's merely baptized with the !<apti-m go»r»-; has no c. n»>ection with the ■Tvî-
i
foreign spool thread manufa to:
.1
rep
:«tan-
-.
saying
unto
the
peo-
was
our
*cLocl:i-as-
d to« <;.p.
d when
law.or
'•an'li'izt* Al;
:
» ILrt. «f Ohio,
lpbOBSO
establisbed near Newark. N. J., un­
COTICE
. - ■
-. • ’---- 1;. discov. rd y p..n- - that w t < ut
•Gm», weeks
ago, I. ut from
K;nr * v UB- pi . that they should believe on Him ter, to
ekf ago,
ui buu
der the operation of th- henificent
known t auve t.i? appointment was that should con;:- after him”—that 3: 25 ar. i the law was the shadow to Mr Low th-y li.i far d durli.g
the snow ? ’ ru;. White was dead.
■ ar tariff is instructive just at this
is <>n J -rus Christ, tbtn they were
not yet publicly anr.ou: . • >
’ d I things to
' ■ come i c-. the
......
time. The tax which «-very ,r.
" r the
• la
law r -■
Ex-S -iator RiddleLe ■er. w.-aid­ baptized over and received Chris­ G ap-it. tber ■lore
An
inquest
was
held and tire ev­
wlao uses crXton thread pay* ferth •
No no».
■ • • .
: e-4. ngre-Fsmaa Laughton a ed otb- tian lapti-m. We need nothing • •
il-rx- as t-j caus of death f und
qr of N
benefit of th»-«* manufactures is
plainer
than
this
to
prove
that
i
.
-,Lr..
■
•
with
thea'uve.
the
er anti-Mahoce re pull; -ar«« coaic
a shadow sustain- to its - j ! stariCi-
seven cent* for each dozen sp»!« to Washing’on and chia the Pr *i- J aim's baptism wa* only for that
j-vi.- r hiving made a .-tat-iner t
• : -1 ■ w represer t* th tr
containing” r.t m." than a 1 •
of th" facts.
county, O
dent all they want to. but so far time and occasion, and was never Hw rep.-.scuts the Gosp.-l. A:«l
y person
T. remains were Iretgl.t to
yards. The pri«-- p-r dozen of • }• everything giv'-n out in Virg.nahi* intended to be continued in the
»°/.L
th re was b - j in.mersi in th- law. 1and i:' rrel und- r the aus-
MISCELLANEOUS
spool* is ~a Lout thirtern cent- «■ gone to a Mahor.'.- man.
church; notwithstanding which n t a single precept require«!
___ ?_____
on« ot the
‘ 1 :
should
that the tariff tax which *ewi
tuntty at
A Lig re-ramble is now taking some did continue it, as ir. tbe case •b-r- i'«r- it is not likely that John d.-rthed' -in-id was ainem'-er: ill
women pay upon this material it
Woodland Lodge, Cal
.„ant. and
place daily at tbe Government :’ Apeii —kr.owing no better—an«l immersed the people.
t submitted
absent 54 pe r cent. That is. th .ea­
H i>. W;.:«.' was 'd years oil;
some
still
continue
it.
knowing
'ike
Printing office. Palmur. the new
;2&-a
.• Did not Phiihp immerse the : rr« i <
-.
la
I
ut
r
-¡¿ent
a
num-
pay rather more than half a* n>o ch
: j Apollv«, only the baptism of John.
j ic’n. Th«- -
-,h w .-.t down in­ - r of years in California, wh.-re hi*
again as they ought to pay. The
2d. John administered his bap to tb. water, be th Phillip ar.d th-'. fath- r and mother are «till living.
-
-
-
)NT£ST NL
IN HERALD OFFICE,
of the off«..- Monday, since which
Mills bill prop.s- J to -< j ce thi-
ry day except Sunday. from9it^^^^M
time he has hardly b-en allowed an listn under the Jewish law (ceremo­ -. :.i«.h. and he lap: - 1 hi:.,—d« II- I- _v - al-o. a wifi-ar.d infant
excess:tax to 40 jx r cent; bet
child.______
»j.pr.rt’inity t«, at r sl«-ef> «■ » great nial) and r.ot ut. lerthe Gospel dis­ y- u deny this is imn.-
Every Lady and Gentlemen a welcome Visitoru1
this was oppow-ej by th«. English­
I.--" Friday the m-mbe-rs of Har­
i* the rush. He has made but few pensation: see Acts 10—37—3’: also
A. It either does not mean im­
ing Room.
men and Iteotchmen established at
R
m.
5-14
—
15.
ney
L
-•
N
•
77.
I.
O.
O.
F.
were
appointment* yet. But one of those
mersion, or it proves too much. If
Newark, whs» laid great str«.-»- up n
r to I -t «v the burial
3d. J< hn was never a member of th-ir going down into the wat r ... 1 t _•
f'-w—< h'-if tim«- ki- per—was re-
i. • ■ r- ■ f th- ir ' rd-r on a faithful
the necessity of electing «»-neral
vir'.-d by « ■ '
■ r “Billy” Chan- the Christian «lepartrnent of tb- pr vt— immersion, then it proves b:
r, and. though the remains
Harrison in order to pr'?te»t th«
church: see Mai. 4—5; al«o. Matt.
: .-r.e who had passed
wages > f the workingmen. Presi­ dlcr, cf New Hampshire, who is 11-7-11. John was the last proph that toth, Philip and the eunuch, w-.: th
away ni: - ■. ys lefore. The cerc--
one
of
Palmer
’
s
bondsmen,
f.
r
his
were
immersed
together,
for
they
dent Harrison has been ju-t one
et before the new dispensation. He
i. -..»1 w. ieautiful and impres­
month in offiice, an«l the working private «•«• -retary. " J.illy’s” friends stoxl right on the dividing line of both went down into the water, sive.
pursuant
i. Com m its I
people of th<- threa«i factory whc~< are- also likely to l.e heard from the old and new dispensations. He But. as before stated, going down
B - Bartao' mew opened the
i HAS. E BOSWELL
owners are protected by the tariff of wlxn the contract* for tbe year’s came as a friend to introduce Christ into the water is not baptism—and - rv. - by singinc and prayer and
suppli.-«
for
the
offi«re
arc
made
ti.
O:
•-r
t
ok
charge
of
the
funeral,
h
-re
the
Scriptures
make
a
clear
•'»I per rent, have had th' ir w - -
who was to* open the new gospel:
J. C. PARKER. BURN?. AGENT
ar.d marked distinction. L says by : j : hir._' in advance of the
cut down from 15 t > 17 j p r < nt next month.
see Matt. 3: 1-3: also. Mark 1: 1-4.
search he
hearse.
CLeif
Justice
Fuller
has
gone
to
they L- th went d jwn int the
r
ent where«
Six hundred of them propose to re-
At the grave the pastor sang
be fierved
From
w
hom
did
John
get
his
au
­
he K akt
L-
- VALE on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fn^_
si.-t this reduction by striking Norfolk, and from there he will pre»- thority to baptise’ John’s laptism —toth Philip and the ennuch. ' Nearer My God to Thee” and
at buri
c«.-ed
to
>
uth
Carolina
cn
his
dis
­
Arrives?
’
BURNS
on
Tuesdays.
Thursdays.in
J4is
W<
11,
they
are
now
loth
down
into
I,
ie
r.n
appropriate
prayer
M«
s-r«
against the blessing of a prz ••
was instituted by God, the Father:
trict
tour.
Leav«
-
BURNS
-«n
Mondays.
Wednesday
and
F-^
m
the water, but L- is r. : yet bapti.-e-d. F nick an«l Fisk then conducted
tariff — P. -n. P< •
Arrivi * at VALE on Tuesday*, Tlmr-da-. s. ao4J^H_^
a.c-ordai •- with the
Harrison’s first negro appoint­ sec John 1:33. "He that sent me Therefore, going down int > th : the sc-
’ ______
KAL PROC
ment—Rev. J. me» Townsend of In­ to bep’szc with water, the same water is not baptism. Ar.d he bap impr-.-s.-iive rites of the Order
£4F~Ci - • onnc< tion at VAI.E with stage foi'A’
diana. to be r«-c< -d«-r of the Gener­ «aid unto me Upon whom thou tisc-d him. Now lie is baptised.
—Mrs. Steng-r. Mrs. Grace. Mrs.
«halt F-.e the Spirit descending and
Vaughn.
Mrs.
Witzel.
Mrs.
Parker
al
Laud
Office
—
h
■«
created
quite
::t h has not yet • .me up out of
The Superintendent, Prof. Baker,
remaining on him. the same is He
and Mrs. Cop-hall arc- offering the
with l.is teachers. < has N«-w»-ll, a commotion in the Laixl oilice. that baptizeth with the Holy the water; tl;er f re. coming up out i_. vitalities of their bums to the
Jno. E I'ob-rts. Auguste Ritter- In tb- division cf which Town­ Ghost,” therefore. John could r. t of th wat* r is no part of baptism t- ;■•!.• r? attending the institu-..-,
was an a-’ perf r r-<i :«t"- and are th-'-rebv aiding materially in
Busch. H. J. Manly and « »fiO. w sen«! «“ to b- 4’1,:»-^ there are 25 have administered Christian lap P »] :
Haye*; Mbs 1; ; <-rt.-. Mis* Har­ white lady clerk«, ami every one tism, f««r John had been inartvred t«-r they w. -.t «’own into the water Ivanc-mg the cause of education in
and befor they came up out of the the new county.
key, arid Mis* Hembree, also ap­ of them is trying to get tra .«fi rre-d
STAGE
in the Jewish economy cf th-
—The second session of Miss
to
some
other
division
in
order
to
wat. r, and was entirely distinct
plicant« and friends of education,
church. Long l-eforc Christ gave
Roberta’ school c! «es tomorrow.
from both. What the mode wr> Friday, with an V!. uninat.« n
were promptly on tim«- on Monday escape the negro. As one of the
i
the
commission
to
his
disciples
to
in this case is not stated, but it is basket dinn- r.
morning pursuant to published lad « - puts it: We naturally have
go out and teach, and baptize, see
FROM PRINEVILLE TO BUWi
to
par
a
certain
.iin
-int
of
court
call.
as plain as words < an make it that
—The Burns hotel is entertain­
Matt. 2’: LI-2V, the Lord Jeiu* in-
and
d«-f-renc.-to
o
:r
Chief.
an«l
it
•
ing
two
teach
,
rs
and
an
applicant,
The church was accepte«l in
going down into the water and
stituted th«.1 Christian baptism af­
C. B BAKER. Sub-Contractor
preferenee to the school hous-- as a will le very disagrevabb for me to
coining up out of the water are no Mr. Roberts and Misses Roberts
ter hi* rcsurectinn from the dead,
at.d ’Young.
more available building l«-cau*e of treat a n»-gr«> a« my superior, I
part of the n. Je of baptism.
!rfi .rg r- ev?"p V«»r •■*»'» »! fi a m.
Arrive» at Purr*
and just before hi» ascension home.
Lea ii • -ir-. • Ttu-»’a b a
am.
Arrives a. PnneviEt
— In answer to a petition signed
it* nearness to the center of the I “hall get into sum«- other division if
You will also remember that the
4th. John's baptism taught the
I «an; if not I s«ippore- I -hall have
town.
pas-.-.ge cf Scripture from which I y prominent citizens of Burns to
pe»'pl«.
‘to rec .vc- and a«« pt a Sa­
th«- Presiding Ei 1« r Rev. Ira Wake-
Tri?.
The usual preliminari - wi re en­ ■to stand it. : s mv bread and butter
Philip preached to the eunuvh fi'-id. of the M. E. Church. Rev.
vior to come, saying "Repent, for
depends
upon
it."
had no immersion in it. Indeed Wm. r..,rtli Ion«'. >v was chang« d
acted witn the following result:
Oklahoma «1- .« not prop sr- get­ the Kingd'um < f Heaven is at the passage th eurmch was read­ from Long Creek to Harney circuit,
Pruf. Baker chairman; tie-« W
hand"—see Matt. 3: 2. Thus John ing and from which Philip prea< he«4 ar.d wiii hold Biectiuga in th* val­
Hayes s»-»-r«-tary: committee on ting left in th- great -«ramble for
uhi have stood full in ley as follows:
being judge «ays l.imself that Christ tahini
program, Chas. Newell, A. lti.ter- office. Corporal Tanner ha* a|e
ha<] not yet estabHshed • the new Philip’s way had he u:.d rteken to
1-t Sabbath in each ino ith.
busch and Mfs* Rolx-rts; commit­ I«»i:itcd a boa-d of pension exami- gosp 1 or ch.-.rch. hut it
prove t<> th eunuch that he ought
was just to i e immersed, for hi was r< ading Burn*, at 11 a in; aid at t!
tee uii <|ue*tion* for discuMien. n«-r- for Guthrie, and the < ivil Ser
Island seh o’ Lou.-« -t 3 p m
at band, but not quite. S«z this
"So shall he
t iiarn. v. at i.
M 8
Jr«o. E li .1 -rt.“. 11. J Manley and vi<- t'..mtnissioners hav«.- recei d statement of John agrees with the from Isaiah 52. 15- --
•ns.
Till-
rprinkle many natie
■ in. t 7
Mies Aoung; coiuinitt" on r1 -olu- ■i letter asking how soon examina
>. 7 .
;
statement of Christ in Matt. 1G: lb all th- text h- had aid
od S j
sVLLIVAN
tion«. A Rittcrbif.il Jno. E Rob tions ar-to lx* licbi in Oklahoma
where He says ‘"Ti.ou art Peter, and Philip make him -i v îhtî , L»|- « Î- j ’ Di-
J. L Itoseli! erg. Mixologist-
i-rt ■ and Mis* Young
mcrsioti
w:-.s
right:
ít
T.vHil
i
’
ive
One man hes appeared here as uj«on this rock I will luild mv
required a miracle to in k the
In the afternoon the program wa* a candidate for cilice that every re­
church, ar.'l the gates of hell sh-li eunuch I eiiev that t a >pri k*
o ti : -’. I.iqnor*—Wh
fill««! r.ith tin- «-xception of one spectable man in the country should
» g
not prevail against it. Thus you prophecy could <• I fuh.il 1 y . ¡ :n- 1- ■»
-i ■■
f-i-.ks etc . cigars, etc., always!
^h
ill in. Method« of T«-n< Ling Orthog­ rejoice to see disappoint! d I refer
Fi-k.
travel
­
-
can s«e Christ had not built his mersion. I cannot therefore 1 e- ing . g< .«I
Compan
raphy, caused by tb' absence of to W E. Haskell, editor of the
church at the time of John the lievc that Philip immersed th«- eu­ wlioicsah
H iruw rc
Mr. Doran of Dret' sey The work Minneapolis Tribune, who want* to
nuch. E< sides, no stress can «
twJX.-
Baptist, therefore. Jul.n could not
a lift
laid upon the pr. p sitions, ••¡«.to «t r .t Raker <
wa* conducted and rendered in a i>c minister to Denmark. Haskell
ni: d nis sp:rit d team to ti
i
have been in the new church—those and ‘out of.” as th y fr. <ni. nt]
LMENH
spirited manner.
is the man who publicly insulted who hold to John and Lis baptism, cur in othe r place*. Ti.e ¡Scr.pt . c-
t A. ..day. Mr. ? is ti«- iui .<■
An object of S|«eeial interest to Mrs Clev-iand by a »«-indalous <li-
o: gooi fellows, and parti, not
OF LAKE\ IEW I
leave Christ and the true church, saysChri.-* < nt into the tn .¡ct..in. v.i-iui.fc to i uy agricultural iuiplc-
teacher* and all in attendance has torial in the columns of his paper
Lid
lie
go
into
mountain
or
on
t<
p
and Christ’« ordinances—whatever
Lake Co., Oregon.
1**11 Pruf. Baker's remarkably fine while sh<- and her husband w< re
of it .’ 1 can hear you sav that i... tits will do well to run when AS ' IT IS VOICED BY ITS LÒCAL NEWSPAPER LL
these may be will be explained fur-
the
•
’
sc-
him
coming,
as
he
is
able
Christ went up on. not into, the
reading chart Too much cannot the guests of his city. It is sur­
thee on. John's form of baptism mountain. Thus we might read to ofler su< li indurem. nts they will
l«c s.;i<l in pr: i«<- • f this « hart and prising that he crnld get anybody
h-’SIN'fc
MEN abroed Bet ’ba* 1.A REVIEW. lake cw. Or., contlu r
was r.ot the form of Christian Bap­ that both Philip and the eun”ch feel compelled to purchase.
|rn<er . »a uui.» 2 drawer/; 1 ur.<ier:aker; *. lauudries. * furn.’uje
it slwiild be in every s«l»oul room to indorse his application.
—J. Nat. liud-on is busy a* a 1 narket;
went
down
to
th
water
—
not
into
3
,a
era
phisieian»: 1 surveyor; 1 land agent; identic;
tism in the name of The Father,
in the county. A fine globe on th«-
1 liver» a.able. 1 bakery; ge eral »
The Court of Claims has de« ided Son. ami Holy Ghost, for the Holy the w. ’.r—and
baptised him. be; S a . , k. Williams.!, lifford. Par­ a kami I-.»., bar: et»
1 nailiiner sh. p : .-I rate agent; 1 »» »-raiiL Also.
Superint« i dent’s tai 1«- also attract- that the celebrat-l Trig’« swords,
Ar«l when tiicv uue up from the rish, and Duetin ditto; A barley” house
Ghost had net yet been given, not
towers up the legal fraternity like p ar bwige. 3 odd Feik>us' ludgt-»; 1 Called Working Men'a '.udjre.
e«i much attention.
which have been in the cu«t< dy of u til af er John’s death—He.w any «i • - the spirit of the Lord caught "some tali peak of the Apennines,
aw
iy
Philip.
In the evening the institute met the Treasury department ev« r since
bold, grand and majestic:” a g.»«d
one can conceive from the Holy
an«| entertained the citizens in re­ the war.
ild be turned over to Scripture* that John ever adminis­ W1HTIOXAE UM IL WITTERS. sutjc-t inspirational.nicht wahr?
—Judge Is. ti made his first visit
turn for their reception and hos­ Mr Myer«, th- executor of theG< n-
THE HOPKSNS HO
tered Christian baptism ie a mys­
to Harney county last week, an«)
pitality with music and recitation*, eral Trigg*' estate.
—Mr. an<l Mrs. Chas. Gawne < an. • \ r to Burns. Sunday, in
tery to me: John's mode was with
ami closed with discus-ion of tb
Ex-Cengt. .-»man Ochiltree, who water; eight tim»» it is said he and Miss Young of Cow cr< ek came company with Sheriff Cowing,
question of ct>r|a«ral punishment in ■pend* Li* time in New York, but
to Burn* Sunday to attend the i
M D HOPKINS, P roprietor .
Judge n«-«ds no cointucndation
baptiz' d with water, lut never in
Institute.
school*.
from «is: his alility as a dispenser
lor political purposes, claims a resi­ water: see Mark 1:8, Matt. 3:11. Teachers______
y---- :ol. King cx-shcriff of Penton of justice, bis character as a high-
Proceeding* on Tuetuiay wore in dence in Titas, says that Harrison
EVERYTHING NEW AND FIRST-4T
John 1: 2o. Acts 1:5. 11: 16.
county, Oregon, and father of W. minded citizen is well and favora-
accordance with the program a* ha* given him control <f all the
John eoul'j not have immersed, Y and Abe King of this county, lly known to the people of East­
published in T he II kkai . d . Tb* Federal patronage of Texas. It
arrive»! in Burns Tuesday evening,
l*cau»c
he wa« an acting priest un­ and is intending to look into the ern Oregon.
».. * Hutel is new (House, Room*. an«l Furniture and offers renrttaM
entertainment at night by Bun s' may be just a* Mr. O< Lilt toe say*
\
benne
der
the
law
of
Mo*es,
which
re
­
i
'
rits
<«f
this
section
of
country.
school children in ncitationa and but you know Mr. Ochiltree is the
Of health and strength renewed
dialogue, and an interesting lectur champion romancer of the country. quired him to sprinkle the p ■oplc, This is the first time Mr. K. has
and f eas and c .mfort follows the
Iren
into
the
Harney
country
since
in
er
ier
to
give
ceremonial
cleans
­
by Auguste R 'terbus h.
IN < ON N E’ T1«»N W ITH THE HOUSE.
Ex-Pu' lie Printer Benedict and
the J,. Meek Cut Off and says he use of Syrup of Fig*, as it acts in
The music for the** evening en­ hi* brother, ex chief clerk of the ing—there wa« no immersion in the r«a ws there has teen a great harmony with nature to effectually
tertainment* was furnish« <1 l y M:-« Government Print.ng office have Jew.«!i law (ceremonial), not a sin- chang- in the appe irat.ee of things < !• anse the system when costive <>r
bilious ]■ r sale in 50c. and 81.00
Magg ie \V clronie, Mr* Gawne, Mir* been presented with handsome gh• lice,pt require«! it: see Num- here since that early day.
1 otti s by ■>’ - , ling druggi-’s.
8:
6-7.
—
I
r.
and
Mrs.
Emt
rec.
Mrs.
General Blacksmith <5¿ Wago”*
Young and ('line Byrd.
gold Is aded canes by the clerical
^ocitnng i*jrr*p.
<* b-J nnf
I..«».*;»« in J “-a. Cl.a«. Gawne and sister Miss
II R. SCHLÄGEL ------ I. aí B1
Wednesday’» work is «till in force of that office.
Young, of Cow creek. Mrs. Alphin
WiN-L'« « >«»- thing S yrup L r ehi!
dan?
pr««gr<■« s and proim«. s
fair re-
'hiriR i- tl.K i re-vripti’Mn . Í une «4
of I’:ne creek. Miss Gage and Mr.
—Yes. a desire to celebrate the
i«-i . v:,,aie i.ur>e« ;u«ci ¡»hy-it ian-in the
suits as hitlxrto. Prof Baker's
A Suppose he did. that only de­ Geo W. Hayes of Harner. Mr. ar.d Th«
I
*
’*ate> ai.U has t«een ii«rd for fortv
Prriwd to do alt Kind« of Work 'n the Mar health line. H«r»e SS*
aucces* in hi* first institute in Har­ Glorious Fourth is developing in termines tbe place, nut the mode. M ■ Robert.' ar.d Mr. Kitt, r .usch yew wi«k
never- »ihny -uree-, by million,
el
n.
--h.
r
■
for
ih.
ir
.
hi?
rv>.
!
urine
«he
ney county is equal to th«- most fa­ Burn*.and should it blossom forth
«■f the Island. Mr. and Mrs. Newell.
I
»
tee.hinr ?• value i- i;.-wlenLKe.
vorable expectations, ami is afford­ into anything it will fe worth com­ Many p rsons have bo-n baptised M » Ilarkev ar.d Miss H -inhree of « It r>re~
ttiievre the « hit.; -.rom nain. «Tire- dy-ei-
ing
to
see.
for
Burns
is
able
to
fur
­
in
rivers
that
were
never
immersed,
ing pleasure to Bt m* and vieinitr
-B U G G I E S. W A G O N S. L -
Burns, and Mr. Manly cf Elitzeti. terv r«l durrha-a. eri; u . r in the hovel,
■ ASST* OB..KA AITI SKATSSM. AM* **•**• *r—
■a well a* prof, »«l' lial iwtrnctioQ nish amusement for aji when she then fere, it dexs not follow that sre in regular attendance on the ar ; Win.i-.olt tiv firing beatih to «he
■!
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n.c
her
F«i
2.-,
n
-«
put* up a program
fo teacb«"'
.1»hn immctwd lecstnse F«- lap-
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