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GRESHAM
CHERRYVILLE
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to th e g ro u n d he need
lo se n o th in g p ro v id e d he
is c a rr y in g e n o u g h in s u r ­
a n c e a t th e tim e — t h a t is.
if hia policy d o e s n 't b u rn
up w ith th e re s t o f h is
b e lo n g in g s.
A lm o st e v ery m an h as
v a lu a b le p a p e rs su c h as
In s u r a n c e P o licies, M o rt­
g ag es. N o tes c o m in g d u e,
e tc ., w h ich no a m o u n t of
m o n ey c o u ld re p la c e in
?ase th e y w ere d e stro y e d .
F o r 1 1 .5 0 a y e a r you can
r e n t a s te e l s a fe ty d e p o sit
box in s id e th e s te e l d o o rs
of o u r fire -p ro o f v a u lt.
W hy ta k e c h a n c e s -’
Mrs. .M artha K ich ard k o u d ied a t
th e h o m e of h e r c o u sin , C h as H a r­
ris. W e d n esd ay . J a n u a r y 12.
The
f u n e r a l s e rv ic e s w ere h eld F rid a y ,
J a n u a r y H . a t th e C h e rry v ille M E.
c h u rc h . R ev. W S R u n y a n afficiat-
in g .
.M artha J a n e F o r r e s t w as b o rn in
P e n n s y lv a n ia . F e b r u r a y
24, 1856
S he m oved w ith h e r p a r e n ts to D eca­
tu r , Illin o is, w h e re sh e w as m a rrie d
to M r R ic h a rd s o n . A fte r h is d e a th
s h e c a m e to C la c k a m a s c o u n ty , O re ­
gon, w h e re s h e re s id e d a t th e tim e
of h e r d e a th .
M rs. V iola F rie l is v is itin g w ith
frie n d s in S e a ttle .
I t is ru m o re d th a t w e a re to h av e
a new s to r e in C h e rry v ille .
L ittle A r th u r S iro is h a s b een q u ite
sick w ith th e g rip fo r th e past tw o
w eeks.
C h as. H a rris w as ta k e n su d d e n ly
ill w ith n e u ra lg ia la s t T h u rs d a y , b u t
Is im p ro v in g slow ly.
S ince th is co ld sp e ll of w e a th e r
fo u r d e e r h a v e been fe e d in g so u th of
C h e rry v ille , b u t so f a r th ey h av e
e lu d e d th e h u n te r a n d th e h o u n d s,
a n d a re s till a t la rg e . It e x cited th e
w ily h u n te r s o f S an d y w ho s ta rte d
o u t in a body fu lly d e te rm in e d to
c a p tu r e th e g am e. ( " B u t th e g am e
a re s till a t la r g e .)
T h e tr a il m ad e
by th e h u n te r s on th e ir h o m e w a rd
jo u rn e y th r o u g h th e snow w as fu lly
a p p re c ia te d by th e n e ig h b o rs alo n g
th e ro u te
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tio n e d sin c e th e g re a t w ar h a s been
g o in g on. It is to be re m a rk e d th a t
th is m e n tio n is m ad e b o th by B rito n s
a n d G e rm a n s o f te n e r th a n by th e
F re n c h . T h e lu s te r o f N a p o le o n 's
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th a t in h is m a rc h to g lo ry th e co st
to th e n a tio n in y o u n g m an h o o d w as
g r e a te r th a n su c h c o st w as in th e n a ­
tio n s t h a t o p p o se d h im a n d th a t it
took ev en lo n g e r to re p a ir. G e n e ra l
F oy, th e F re n c h m ilita ry c ritic o f th e
tim e o f N ap o leo n , s p e a k in g o f his
s t r e n g th a n d
h is
w ea k n e ss, s a id :
"O n ly th e fo u n d e rs of re lig io n h av e
e x e rc ise d u p o n th e ir fo llo w e rs an a u ­
th o r ity c o m p a ra b le to th a t w hich
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BRO W N
A T T E N T IO N !
C h a p te r 5.
L et us now ta k e a p o sitio n o n th e
ro ck y slo p e o f S in ai a n d
look o u t '
o v e r th e v alley below , a n d see th e ,
ca m p s o f th e
I s ra e lite s
s tre tc h in g
o u t in e v e ry d ire c tio n as f a r as th e
Thrifty Farmers, Dairymen and Feeders
ey e c an re a c h .
H e re is a v ast m u ltitu d e o f h a lf
civ ilise d slav es,
fro m
ju s t
E g y p tia n b o n d ag e
e m a n c ip a te d (
T h ey a re
th e ch o sen m a te ria l o u t of w hich is ■
to be c o n s tru c te d a m ig h ty n a tio n ,
T h ey h a v e n e v e r h ad a n a tio n a l e x ­
is te n c e , a n d know n o th in g of th e
b asic p rin c ip le s o f g o v e rn m e n t. T h ey 1
a re s tu b b o rn , an d re b e lio u s a n d th e ir
sla v e ry h a s h elp ed to d ev elo p th e m
in to a set o f c h ro n ic g ru m b le rs a n d i
fa u ltfin d e rs , ta in te d w ith th e idol-1
a tr y of th e c o u n try th ey h ad ju s t left.
T h ey m u st be tr a in e d fo r c itiz e n s h ip
in th e ir new h o m e to w hich th ey
w ere g o in g
T w o fu n d a m e n ta l p r in ­
cip le s lie a t th e b ase of a ll c iv iliz a ­
tio n , n a m ely . R elig io n an d In d u s try ,
a n d th e s e tw o le sso n s h ad to be
le a rn e d . T h e first co m m an d
ties
th e m to th e one tr u e an d liv in g God.
th e m a k e r an d
p re s e rv e r of all
th in g s , a n d th e fo u r th co m m an d en-
in d u s try w ith serv ice. Six
I jo in e d
1 '*a >'8 th e y w ere to la b o r a n d th e sev-
1
wa8 to be a S a b b a th .
Som e
h a v e e n tire ly o v e rlo o k e d th e six days
o f *,u ,u 8 tfy “ •><• Put all th e s tr e s s on
; th e S a b b a th .
W e c a n n o t see how it is p o ssib le to
o b se rv e a S a b b a th a t all u n le ss It is
p re c e d e d by lab o r, fo r S a b b a th m ean s
re st.
T h e w o rd s " R e m e m b e r th e S ab ­
b a th d a y ,” show th a t it a lre a d y e x ­
is te d , a fa c t w hich we h a v e a lre a d y
sh o w n , fro m th e g iv in g o f th e m a n n a .
H e re h o w ev er, its* m e a n in g is e n ­
la rg e d , fo r th e g iv in g o f th e M anna
o n ly re p re s e n te d th e p ro v id en ce of
G od in feed in g th e m , a n d h e re its
o b se rv a n c e is lin k e d w ith c re a tio n .
T h u s e ach re tu rn in g S a b b a th th e y
w ere to lay a sid e th e i r ta b o rs a n d
sp e n d th e day in d ev o tio n to th e
C r,.a I o r , # n d , h e s a b b a th In s titu tio n
Every Friday
of each w eek following, hereafter, the SUN D IAL MILL of Fairview, Ore­
gon, will sell Bran, Shorts, Middlings, in ton lots
o n ly ; provided
you
place
at carload rates for cash
your orders on or before
Monday
night,
preceding day of sale.
Remember, that on FRIDAY, EACH WEEK, you can buy
as much or as little bran, shorts and middlings, at carload rates, as you may
wish, provided you pay the cash at the time you take the feed, AND HAVE
NOTIFIED US ON OR BEFORE M ONDAY NIGHT preceeding the day
of sale how much you may wish.
This is in order that w e may have plenty
on hand.
QUALITY the best w e can buy.
Cash prices for Friday, Jan. 28,
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Bran, . . per ton $23.00
Shorts, . per ton $24.50
Middlings, per ton $32.00
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as m o n o th e is ts a n d o th e r p eo p le w ho
w ere P o ly th e is ts.
T h e S a b b a th w as a m e m o ria l of
G o d 's re s t a f t e r H e fin ish ed th e w ork
o f c re a tio n , an d w as in s titu te d im ­
m e d ia te ly a f te r he m a d e m an , so if
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m an w as to h a v e a S a b b a th w hich
w as to c o rre sp o n d in p o in t of tim e
to th e day G od re s te d , th e n m a n 's
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first S a b b a th b egan th e first day of
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PLEASANT VALLEY
S a b b a th w as m a n 's first d ay S a b b a th ,
if o n e th e o th e r h a n d m an w orked
W U. M oore w as In th e city T u e s ­
six d ay s a n d th e n h ad his S a b b a th ,
a g a in it w ould no t fa ll on th e r e ­ d ay .
tu r n in g s e v e n th day a c c o rd in g to th e
M ike lte n r lc h w as a G re sh a m v is it­
c re a tio n re c k o n in g
o r T u e sd a y .
Having sold my place, compelling me to move, I will sell
W e a re s till c o n fro n te d w ith d if­
F re d O lson m ad e a b u sin e ss tr ip
all my Stock, Implements, etc., at Public Sale, at my house,
ficu lties eq u a lly
c u m b e rso m e ,
in to A rle ta o n e d ay th is w eek.
quarter mile east und half mile north of
k n o w in g how to co n n ect th e M osaic
T. R. B erry an d G. N. S a g e r a t ­
i S a b b a th w ith th e c re a tio n th e o ry in
ROCKWOOD, OREGON
te n d e d th e T om D odson m u sic a l r e ­
p o in t o f tim e.
W e fall to find any
c ita l a t th e H eilig th e a t e r lu st M on­
| ev id en c e th a t th e r e g u la r ro ta tio n of
day n ig h t. Mr. D odson Is a nephew
w eek s w ere k ep t In ta c t th r o u g h th e
of Mr. B erry .
d a rk n e s s of tw en ty -fiv e c e n tu rie s ,
10 o'clock A M
M rs. H azel L odge, of W a s h b u rn ,
an d th a t th e s e Is ra e lite s knew each
re tu r n in g se v e n th
d ay
a n d b egan Illin o is, is v is itin g a t th e h om e of Mr
8 M ILC H COW S
k e e p in g th e ir S a b b a th on th a t day. a n d M rs. T. I’. C am p b ell
Three Fresh before sale und others soon after. One almost full
A clo se re a d in g o f th e reco rd w ill
C a rl S to n e w as a P o rtla n d v is ito r
R ood Holstein, Balance, mixed Jersey and Durham Three
show th e ilay w as to be o b serv ed be- W ednesday.
two year old Heifers. One yearling Heifer. Two Heifer
' c a u se of w h at h a p p e n e d on it, an d
S chool w as cloned a c o u p le o f days
Calves.
Milk Cows, Tuberculin Tested
j n o t b ecau se o f th e sa c re d n e s s of th e th is w eek, on a cco u n t of th e in c le m ­
s e v e n th d ay a n y
m o re
th a n th e ency of th e w e a th e r.
TEAM LARGE HORSES
J o th e r s . A fte r re c itin g
w h a t took
Almost
new
John
Deer Manure Spreader. Osborne Mower
P le a s a n t V alley g ra n g e m eets S a t­
p lace on th e d ay , h e say s " W h e r e ­
Hay Rake. Disc. Riding Cultivator. Potato Planter. Steel
u rd ay . T h e n ew ly e le c te d officers
f o r e ,” o r b ec a u se o f th e s e th in g s
Frame Harrow. Three Plows, (8, 12 and 14 inch). Two Culti
will be In s ta lle d at th is m e e tin g
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T h e e m p h a s is is on w h a t w as done
vators. Shovel Plow. Feed Cutter. 3*4 wide tire Stude
D. C h itw o o d o f D am ascu s w ill h av e
a n d n o t o n th e tim e w hen th ey w ere
baker Low Wheel Wagon. Delivery Wagon and Top. Light
c h a rg e o f th e
in s ta lla tio n
c e re ­
d o n e, an d th ia can be d o n e w ith o u t
Wagon, old Buggy. Spring Wagon. Double Set Heavy Har
m onies.
k n o w in g th e d e fin ite tim e w hen th ey
ness. Double Set Driving Harness Two Sets Single Harness.
w ere d o n e.
Lots of small Tools, etc. About three tons Timothy Hay. Lots
W e c e le b ra te th e b ir th o f C h ris t on
of Cedar Fence Posts.
PLEASANT HOME
th e 2 5 th o f D ecem b er, b u t no o ne
Lot of Bedsteads. Couch. Barrel Churn. Chairs. Tables.
k n o w s w hen th a t e v e n t h a p p e n e d ,
Cupboard
Stove Heater. Cider Mill and any number of
O rie n t sch o o l, w hich w as closed all
an d so m e a u th o r itie s b eliev e It was
small articles.
la s t w eek on ac c o u n t of th e im p a s .
in th e m o n th o f May. T h e u n c e r­
a b le c o n d itio n of th e ro a d s, w ill r>
ta in ty o f th e tim e , in n o w ise d e ­
T E R M S S i i I im under »10, ('ash. Over $10, six m onths' time
su m e w ork n e x t M onday.
tr a c ts fro m th e s a n c tity o f th e o cca­
on approved notes, at six p e r c e n t. T h re e p er cent diseom it
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F le e t a re am o n g th o s e of th is viclnl
tim e b u t th e e v e n t Itaetf.
W e c e le b ra te th e n a tio n 's b irth d a y ty w ho a re su ffe rin g w ith g rip
S A L E , B A IN OB S H IN E
E B E E L U N C H AT NOON
Everybody lnvlte«1. t ome mel hid an -ol«l Neighbor ”G«iod-bye.”
on th e 4 th o f J u ly , b u t we do n o t
c e le b ra te th e d a y ; it is th e th in g th a t
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R em o v e th e ev e n t a n d th e c e le b ra - I
All ro a d s le a d in g to F a irv ie w w ith
tio n g o es with it. an d th e day re ­
th e e x c e p tio n o f th e o n e from G re s h ­
m a in s w ith o u t a m e an in g
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R em o v e th e e v e n ts th a t fo rm th e am a re b e in g o p en ed to traffic T ra v e l
basia fo r th e S a b b a th a n d th e day is fro m G re sh a m is o v e r the v a rio u s
' an e m p ty s h e ll w ith o u t ev en a sh a d - c ro s s ro a d s a n d th e S an d y road
! ow , b u t w ith th o ae th in g s in m in d we
Wm B u tle r is q u ite III Dr H u g h es
can o b se rv e it as a m e m o ria l a n d o u r i of G re sh a m is a tte n d in g him
A J. W BROWN. Prop,
fa ith c o n n e c ts u s w ith th o s e th in g s
M any ca se s o f se v e re co ld s and
th a t tr a n s p ir e d on th e d ay , o r any < rip a re re p o rte d in the n e ig h b o r
Best Quality Meats
o th e r day se t a sid e fo r th e p u rp o se, hood
so t h a t th e b le ssin g s a c c ru in g from
th o s e th in g s b eco m e o u r p e rs o n a l
L ist o f l e t t e i v .
b le ssin g s
T h u s in d u s try a n d r e ­
R e m a in in g le tte r s u n c alled fo r in
Highest Price« Paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
lig io n b ecam e th e in h e r ita n c e of e v ­
th e G re sh a m postoffice fo r w eek e n d ­
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ing J a n u a r y I t , 1916
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b etw een m eals
If you a r e tro u b le d
T h e s e le tte r s w ill be s e n t to th e
An o c c a sio n a l co at o f Ixiw e B ros
T h o se
w ho br«*akfast a t e ig h t
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w agon p a in t w ill sa v e y o u r w ag o n s J dead
a n d ta k e C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts , an d
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d ecay
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w ith
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T h e se ta b le ts s tr e n g th e n
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Auction Sale
Monday, January 31
Sanitary Meat Market
BEST QUA LITY MEATS
PHONE M l
FREE DELIVERY
Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Beef Cattle
ADOLF TIETZE
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Reliable Truck Service
With Young’s Auto Truck Service
All Kinds of Hauling between GRESHAM and PORTLAND
Furniture Moving and Farmer's Hauling
Phone 70s
Grcwhaiu
BERT HOSS
Mein MI7S
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224 Pine Street. Portland
LUMBER PRICES REDUCED
Rustic, all patterns, No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14; No 3, $11 Barn
Rustic, $9
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sued $7
2x4, 2x6, 2x8 . 18 or 24 ft lengths, rough $6. sued $7.
Fencing, $6.
Shiplap, $8.
SPLIT, ROUGH and DRES8ED CEDAR POSTS
Cabinet Lumber, Cedar, Fir and Hemlock
All kinds of Moulding. Apple Boxes, Ladders and Shingles
TURNED PORCH POSTS, NEWELS. BAULSTERS, TABLE
LEOS. Moulded and Plain GUTTERS
We Deliver Lumber
JONSRUD LUMBER CO., BORING, ORE.
PHONE 41x
Routa No. 2.
J
Frank H. Anspach
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon