THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER? THE TREES OF PALESTINE
righteous shall grow like a cedar in Leb
anon.” and in one of his magnificent dox-
ologies calls on the cedars to praise the
I
SUBLIME LANGUAGE OF THE SCRIPT Lord. And Solomon says the countenance
HARDING II HEATH, Publishers.
of Christ is excellent as the cedars, and
URES ON THE CECARS.
Isaiah declares, “The day of the Lord shall
be upon all the cedars of Lebanon.” And
Dr. Talmage Describe« the Scenes on Jeremiah and Ezekiel and Amos and Zeph
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aniah and Zechariah weave its foliage into
Monnt Lebanon anti Deduce» Moral their subiimest. utterances.
Ona Copy, per year, in advance........
’>ce Copy, six months In advance....
Lessons Therefrom—The Prophet» Loved
As we ride over Lebanon today there is
ft howling wind sweeping past and a dash
to Gaze Vpon the Mighty Tore»!».
of rain, all tho better enabling us to ap-
B rooklyn , Dec. 14.—Today Dr. Talmage ; predate that description ot a tempest
Entered at the postoffice at McMinnville
preached t be twelfth sermon of his series which no doubt was suggested by what
Oregon, as second-class matter.
on Palestine and the adjoining countries. David had seen with his own eyes among
After delivering it in the morning in the ! these heights, for 03 a soldier he carried
THr. ADVERTISING RATES OF TlIF. T f .I.E- Academy of Music iu this city, ho preach bis wars clear up to Damascus, and such a
fhoxe -R eoister are lil>cral, taking in ed it again in the evening in New York, at poet as he, I warrant spent many a day on
consideration the circulation. Single the service held under the auspices of The Lebanon. And perhaps while he was seated
inch. »1 .00; each subsequent inch, |.75. Christian Herald. Before commencing his on this very rock against which onr car
Special inducement« for yearly or semi- sermon Dr. Talmage stated that in spite of
riage jolts, he writes that wonderful de
yearly contracts.
all the efforts that were being put forth to scription of a thunder storm: “The voice of
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J ob H obi N eatly A nd U uickly E xka utkd hasten the completion of his new Taber the Lord is powerful. Tbe voice ot the Lord
at reasonable rates Our facilities are nacle, tbo work was on so magnificent a is fnll of majesty. Tbe voice of the Lord
the best in Yamhill county and as good scale and the necessity for care in its con breaketh the cedars of Lebanon. Yea, the
as any in the state A complete steam struction so imperative that, judging by Lord breaketh the cedars of Iebanon. He
plant insures quick work.
present indications, it wonld not be ready maketh them also to skip like a calf, I Leb
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far dedication before Easter. He was anon and Sirion like a young unicorn.
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R esolutions of C ondolence
am » \ ll O dit - happy to say, however, that the hospitality
The voice of the Izird divideth the flames
uary Poetry will be charged for at. regular
of The Christian Herald, through which of fire.”
advertising rates.
these Sunday evening services iu New York
As the liou is the monarch of the fields
A ll C ommunications M ust B e S igned B y had been held, would bo continued, and and behemoth the monarch of the waters,
the person who sends them, not for pub the publisher of that journal had already the cedar is the monarch of the trees. And
lication, unless unaccompanied by a ‘non secured an extension of the lease of the I think one reason why it is so glorified all
deplume.’’ but for a guarantee of good Academy of Music. He would therefore up and down the Bible is because we need
faitn. No publications will he published be able to hold services there every Sunday , more of its characteristics in our religious
1
unless so signed.
evening until the new Tabernacle was fin life. We have too much of the willow, and
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A ddress A ll C ommunications . E ither F or ished. Owing to the inclemency of tbe : are easily bent this way or that; too much
the editorial or business departments, to weather he wonld discontinue the custom of the aspen, and we tremble under every
T he T elephone -R egister , ’McMinnville, of giving an address out of doors after the iepbyr of assault; too much of the bramble
regular exercises to »be crowd of people tree, and our sharp points sting and wound ;
Oregon.
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who had been unable to gain admission to but not enough of the cedar, wide brauched
S ample C opies O f * T he * T elephone -R egis the Academy; but the publisher of The and heaven aspiring and tempest grap
ter will be mailed to any person in the Christian Herald was endeavoring to ob pling. But the reason these cedars stand
United States or Europe, who desires one, tain the nse of a church or public building ao well is that they are deep rooted. They
free of charge
in the neighborhood in which an overflow run t heir anchors down into tho caverns of
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W f . I nvite Y ou T o C ompare T he 1 ele - I service could beheld. Dr. Talmage then the mountain and fasten to the very foun
rHonc-REOisTER with anv other paper announced as his text Psalm civ, 16, “The dations ot the earth, and twist around and
cedars of Lebanon which he hath planted,” clinch themselves on tbo other side of the
published in Yamhill county.
and preached the following sermon:
deepest layer of rock they can reach. ■ And
In our journey we change stirrup for that is the difference between Christians
All eubicribere who do not recede their wheel. It is 4 four o’clock in tbe morning who stand and Christians who fall. It is
paper regularly will confer a faror by im at Damascus, Syria, ami we are among the the difference between a superficial char
mediately reporting the tame to thin office. lanterns ot the hostelry waiting for the acter and one that has clutched its roots
stage to start. A Mohammedan in high deep down around and under tbe Rock of
I
I life is putting his three wives ou board Ages.
Thursday. December IS, 1890
THE ROCK HOOTED CHRIbTIAN.
within an apartment by t hemselves, and
our party occupy the main apartment of
One of the Lebanon cedars was examined
one of the most uncomfortable vehicles in i by a scientist, and from its concentric cir
THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE.
which mortals were ever jammed and half cles it was found to be thirty-five hundred
strangulated. But we must not let the dis years old and still standing, and there is
The president’» message is a singu comforts annul or disparage the oppor snch a thing as everlasting strength, and
larly uninteresting document. The tunities. We are rolling out and up the such a stanchness of Christian character
greater part of it is made tip of entirely mountains of Lebanon, their forehead that all time and all eternity instead of
a crown of snow, which coronet the being its demolition shall be its opportu
perfunctory references to matter* with under
fingers of the hottest summer cannot cast nity. Not such are those vacillating Chris-
which congress and the public are al down.
i tians who are so jñous on Sunday that
CLIMBING VP LEBANON.
; they have no religion left for the week day.
ready familiar, and concerning which
We
arc
ascending
heights
around
which
As the anaconda gorges itself with food,
the president has nothing of the least
is garlanded much of the finest poesy of and then seems for a long while to lie
moment to say either by way of com the Scriptures, and are rising toward the thoroughly insensible, so there are men
mightiest dominion that botany ever recog who will on Sunday get such a religions
ment or suggestion.
On the two or three topic* of real im nized, reigned over by the most imperial surfeit that tho rest of the week they seem
tree that ever swayed a leafy scepter—tho thoroughly (lead to all religious emotion.
port to which he refers his utterance is Lebanon cedar; a tree eulogized in my text
They weep in church under a charity ser
interesting only a* an indication of as having grown from a nut put into tho mon. but If on Monday a subject ot want
hia indisposition or inability to suggest ground by God himself, and no human presents itself at tho door tho beggar’s
methods of adapting legislation to the hand had anything to do with its planting: safety will depend entirely on quick limbs
"The trees of Lebanon which he hath and an unobstructed stairway. It takes
expressed wish and manifest needs of planted.”
: all the grace they can get to keep them
the people. Concerning these matters
The average Height of this mountain is from committing assault and battery on
seven
thousand
feet,
but
in
one
place
it
of legislation and policy which entered
those intruders who como with pale faces
into the political discussion of the Inst lifts its head to au altitude of ten thou and stories ot distress and subscription
sand. No higher than six thousand feet papers. The reason that God planted
campaign and resulted in n revolution can vegetation exist, but below that line ' these cedars in the Bible was to suggest to
in the political coni|»osition of the con at the right season are vineyards and orch us that we ought, in our religious char-
gress, Mr. Harrison has no suggestion ards and olive groves and flowers that I acter, to be deep like the cedar, high like
tojmake except that the people have, dash the mountaiu side with a very car | the cedar, broad branched as the cedar.
nage ot color and fill the air with aromatics ' A traveler measured the spread of the
injhis opinion, been too dull to under that Hosea, the prophet, r.nd Solomon, the I boughs of one of these trees and found it
stand such matter*, and that it is not king, celebrated as “tho smell ot Lebanon.” j one hundred and eleven feet from branch
worth while for the present congress to At a height of six thousand feet is a grove tip to branch tip, and I have seen cedars
cedars, tho only descendants of those of Christian character that through their
heed the popular discontent. He there of
vast forests from which Solomon cut his prayers and charities put out one branch
fore urges the passage of the Forcei>ill timber for the temple of Jerusalem, and to the uttermost parts of America, and
and expresses the opinion that no where at one time them were one hundred ' another branch to the uttermost parts of
attempt should lie made to repair the thousand axmen hewing out the beams I Asia, and these wide branched Christians
from which great cities were constructed. will keep on multiplying until all the
mistakes or undo the wrong* of the But this nation of trees has by human i ' earth
is overshadowed with mercy.
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tariff’legislation.
iconoclasm been massacred until only a 1 But mark you, these cedars of Lebanon
His attitude is one of olwtinate, un small group is left. This race of giants could not grow if planted in mild climates
tenable self-congratulation. He regards is nearly extinct, but I have no doubt that i and in soft air and in carefully watered
some ot these were here when Hiram, king gardens. They must havo the gymnasium
as good all that his own party and ad of Tyre, ordered the assassination of those of the midnight hurricane to develop
ministration have done, and calmly de cedars of Lebanon which t he Lord planted. I their arms. They must play the athlete
clines to recognize the existence of a From the multitude of uses to which it with a thousand winters before their feet
different opinion in other minds. Thus may be put and t he employment of it in are rightly planted and their foreheads
the Scriptures, the cedar is the divine fa , rightly lifted and their arms rightly
he makes specific reference to the par vorite. When the plains to lie seen from ! mtiscled. And it there bo any other way
tisan (lackingof the senate by the ad the window of this stage in which we ride ’ for developing strong Christian character
mission of Idaho and Wyoming as today are parched under summer heats, except by storms ot trouble, I never heard
and not a grass blade survives the fervid-
it. Call the roll of martyrs, call the
states, calling that flagrant wrong an lty, this tree stands in luxuriance, defying I I of
roll of the prophets, call the roll of tho
•vent “full of interest and congratula the summer sun. And when tbe storms spostle.s and see which of them had an
tion,” quite as if there hail been gen of winter terrify tho earth and liurl the easy time of it. Which of these cedars
eral national rejoicing over an act rocks In avalanche down this mountaiu I grew in the warm valley? Not one of
side, this tree grapples the hurricane of i them. Honeysucklbs thrive best on the
which even partisanship has not ven snow in triumph and leaves the spent fury ; i south side of the house, but cedars in a
tured to justify.
at its feet. From sixty to eighty feet high ! Syrian whirlwind.
He urges the early passage of a reap are they, t he horizontal branches of great [ RESISTASCE TO EVIL BIUSGS STBKKGTB.
Meu and women who hear this or read
portionment bill, but has not a word «weep, with their burden of leaves needle
shaped, the top ot the tree pyramidal, a
to Jsay as to the necessity of inquiring throne of foliage on which might and this, i nstead of your gm mbling because you
hare it hard, thank God that you are in
into the authenticity of the figures on »plendor and glory sit. But so continu just the best school for making heroes and
ously
has
the
extermination
of
trees
gone
which the roapportionment is to be
heroine,. It is true both for this world
on that for the most part the monntains of and the next, llock that baby iu a cradle
based.
Lebanon are bare of foliage, while, I am cushioned and canopied; graduate him
He (»eta his administration on the sorry to say, the earth in all lands is being from that into a costly high chair and givu
back for its strict adherence to the likewise denuded.
: him a gold spoon; send him to school
BE STARING OF GOD'S TREBS.
Civil-Service law in dealing with the
wrapped in furs enough for an arctic ex
The ax is slaying the forests all round plorer; send him through a college where
classified list, but makes no reference
the earth. To stop the slaughter God he will not have to study in order to get a
to the “clean sweep" made among the opener! the coal mines of England and diploma because his father is rich; start
poetmasters and other officials, or to Scotland and America and the world, prac him in a profession where ho begins with
the abuses practised in the pension tically saying by that, “Here is fuel; as far an office, the floor covered with Axminster,
bureau and the relations between its as possible let my trees alone.” And by and a library of books in Russian morocco,
opening for the human race the great and an armed chair upholstered like a
chief and the pension attorney, Lemon. quarries of granite andshowing tne human throne, and an embroidered ottoman
In brief, the message is a thoroughly family how to make’ brick. God is practi upon which to put his twelve dollar
partisan but otherwise colorless docu ! cally saying, “Here is building material; gaiters, and then lay upon his table
my trees alone.” We had better stop the best ivory cigarholder yon can im
ment, whose author writes it not tie let
the axes among the Adirondack*. We had port from Brussels and have standing
cause he has anything to say or sug better stop the axes in all our forests, as it outside his door a prancing span that won
gest, but because, in the course of his would have been better for Syria if the the prize at the horse fair, a id leave him
routine duty, he is required to send a axes had long ago been stopped among the estate enough to make him independent of
mountains of Lebanon. To punish us for all struggle, and what will become of him?
message to congress at this time. rt onr reckless assault on the forests wc have If he do net die early of inanition or dissi
makes no effort to grapple with tue the disordered seasons, and now tho pation ho will live a useless life, and die an
problems of the time or to direct legis droughts because the uplifted arms of the unlameuted death, and go into a fool's
lative policy in harmony with the trees do not pray for rain, their presence eternity.
according to all scientists disposing the
But what has been the history of most
need* and aspiration* of th* people. It descent of the showers, and then we have | of the great cedars in merchandise, in art,
is not a .state |uiper, but a perfunctory the cyclones and the hurricanes multiplied Iin law, in medicine, in statesmanship, in
and by no means candid review of the ! in number and velocity because there is Christian usefulness? “John, get up and
to prevent tijeir awful sweep.
milk the cows; it's late; it’s half past 5 in
department reports, conceived in the ¡ I nothing
Plant the trees in your parks that the , the morning. Split an armful of wood on
spirit of a Bourbon and expressed in weary may rest under them. Plant them i ; your way out so that we can build the fires
the tone of a Pharisee.
, along your streets, that up through the for breakfast. Put your bare feet on the
¡ branches passers by may see the God who cold oilcloth, and break the ice iu your
, first made tbo trees and then made man to pitcher before you can wash. Yes; it has
WHAT IS it ?
- look at them. Plant them along the . been snowing and drifting again last night,
“Pad” Bell has purchased an undi brooks, that under them the children may and we will have to break the roads.” The
vided one-half interest in the Jl’of Vrfz play. Plant them in your gardens, that as i boy’s educational advantages, a long oak
Eden the Lord may walk there in the 1 plank without any back to it, iu country
of Independence. Some time ago A. in
cool of the day. Plant them in cemeteries, school house, and stove throwing out more
B. Seal remarked to us that “Dad” had their shade like a mourner's veil, and their smoke than heat Pressing on from one
been out of luck ever since he refused leaves sounding like the rustle of tho i hardship to another. After a while a posi-
to pay for Harry Janies' lodging at wings of the departed. I^et Arbor Day, or ' tion on salary or wages small enough to
the day for the planting of trees, recog
Newport. We now know it to lie a nised by the legislatures of many of the keep life, but keep it at its lowest ebb.
' Starting in occupation or business with
fact, “Dad" is a democrat from way states, be observed by all our people, and prosperous men trying to fight you back
back, Pentland is a pensive republican, the Dcxt one hundred years do a« much in i at every step. But after a good while fairly
and together they will keep the “guy planting these leafy glories of God as the >' on your feet and your opportunities widen-'
last one hundred years have accompliahed
and then by some sudden turn yon are
in the middle” or attempt to do it. in their destruction. When, not long be- I ■ j ing,
triumphant. Yon are master of the situa-
Pentand Jis going for the tax question i fore hi3 death, I saw on tho banks of the ' tion and defiant of all earth and hell.
and a drink all the time while “dad” Hudson in his glazed cap, riding on horse
THE SCHOOL FOR HEROES.
Georgo P. Morris, the great song
A Lebanon cedar! John Milton on his
folks democracy and lures sinners from ; back,
writer of America, I found him grandly ; way
up to the throne of the world’s sacred
their downward path into the back of ■ emotional, and I could understand how he
' poesy must sell his copyright of "Paradise
fice and there attempts to gather in fif ( wrote “Woodman, spare that tree!” the ' Lost” for $72 in three payments. And
ty of their bright sesterces for a whole verses of which many of us havo felt like . William Shakespeare on his way up to be
quoting in be^Bgerent spirit, when under
year’s subscription to the new ananioly, the stroke ot some ono without seDse or , acknowledged the greatest dramatist of all
must hold horse, at the door of the
the IFraf Side.
reason we saw a beautiful tree prostrated: ages
London theatre for a sixpence, and Homer
Woodman, spare that tree'
must struggle through total blindness to
Tbe revolt* of the farnv'rs' and lai Hir
Touch neta single bough:
immortality, and John Bunyan must cheer
In youth It sheltered me,
ers’ union» against plutocratic legisla
I
himself ou the way up by making a flute
And 1'3 protect it now.
I out of his prison stool, and Canova, the
tion are distinctly revolts against re-!
Twas my toretather's hand
1 sculptor, must toil ou through orphanage
That [Jaccd it near bis cot;
publican policy, and arc to deep rooted
There, woodman, let it stand.
I modeling a hon in butter before he could
and strong to lie downed by party dis-!
Thy ax shall harm it not.
1 cat his statues in marble. And the great
eipline or Force bill m^sures. They
Stephenson must watch cows in the field
When but an idle boy.
for a few penniesandthen become aBtoker,
plainly imply that the republican party !
I sought its grateful shade;
and
afterward mend clocks before lie puts
In all their gushing joy
must go through a transforming,
the locomotive on its track and calls forth
Here, too, my sisters play'd.
change of front or lie wrecked to fur
My mother kiss’d me here,
plaudits from parliaments and medals
My father press'd my hand—
nish the material for a new organiza-1
from kings. .Aliel Stevens is picked up a
Forgive this foolish tear,
neglected child of the street, au<l rises
tion.
But let that old oak stand I
through his consecrated genius to be one
of the most illustrious clergymen nnd his
My heartstrings round thee cling.
How to Sacceeil.
Close as thy bark, old friend!
torians of the century. And Bishop Janes
Here shall tbe wild bird sing.
This is the great problem in lite which
of the same church in boyhood worked his
And still thy branches bend.
few satisfactorily solve. Some fail becaose
passage from Ireland to America, and up
Old tree I tbe storm still brave I
of poor health, others want of luck, but the ;
to a usefulness where, in t be bishopric, he
And woodman, leave the spot;
majoritv from deliency of grit—want ot
was second to no one who ever adorned it.
While I've a hand to save.
nerve. They are nervous, irresolute, chang
While iu banishment Xenophon wrote bis
Thy ax shall harm it not.
able. easily get the blues and take the
“Anabasis” and Thucydides his “History
spirits down to keep the spirits up" thus
As we rode along on these the mountains of
the Peloponnesian War, " and Victor
wasting time, money opportunity and »f Lebanon, we bethink how its cedars
nerve force. There is nothing like the Re
Hugo must l>e exiled for many years to
storative Nervine discover«! by the great spread their branches and breathe their the island of Guernsey before he can come
specialist. Dr. Miles to cure all nervous aroma and cast their shadows all through to that height in the affections of his coun
diseases, as headache, the blues, nervous the Bible. Solomon discoursed about them trymen that crowds Champs Elysoes and
prostration, sleeplessness, neuralgia. St in his botanical works, when he spoke of the adjoining boulevards with one million
Vitns dance, fits, and hysteria
Trial bot trees “from the cedar tree that is in Leb
tle and fine book of testimonial’ free at anon even unto the hyssop that springeth mourner, aa his hearse rolls down to the
Rogci« Bros.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under-
signed Kittic Davis has been appointed by
| the County Court of the County of Yamhiil I
State of Oregon, Administratrix of the es
tate of Jefferson Davis, deceased
Therefore al) persons have claims against
said estate are hereby notified ami required
to present the .«amc with proper vouchers
to the undersigned at McMinnville Oregon,
within six months fiom the date hereof
Dated this 20th dav of November, A. I) .
i l««90.
KITTIE DAVIS.
Administratrix of Said Estate
: F. W. Fenton. Attorney for Estate.
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Yamhill county. Oregon, duly npiiointed
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Administrator of the estate of Jasper N.
Cobb, deceased AH persons having claims T(N RIST SLEEI IW CARS
against said estate are notified to present
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the same to me at the office of James Mc
which ace«»niniiMiftliottf are for hol
Cain, in McMinnville, Oregon, within six
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A D CHARLTON.
Asst (¡enrrsl Passenger Agent
General Ofllce Of tlie Company, No, 191
FfrwtRt., Cor. Wuhtngton, Pot land, Or
In the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Yamhill.
In the matter of the estate of James A.
Walker, deceased.
To Tilla Walker. George II, Walker, and
James W, W. Walker, greeting:
In the name of the state of Oregon, you
are hereby cited und required to appear in
the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for the County of Yamhill at the court
room thereof, at McMinnville in the Coun
ty of Yamhili, on Tuesday, the sixth day
of January, 1891, at ten o’clock in the fore
noon of that day. then and there to show
cause, if any you have, why the following
described real estate be not sold as prayed
for in the )>etition of John H. Walker, Ad-
minis trator of said estate, to-wit:
Beginning at the south east oorner of the
north half of the south cu.-t quarter of
section iifteen (15) in t, 3 s , r. 5 w., of the
Willamette Meridian in Yamhili County,
state of Oregon, running thence north one
hundred and twenty (120) rods; thence
west eighty (80) rods; thence north fort}’
(40) roils ; thence west sixty-four (01) rods;
thence south forty (40) rods; thence west
sixteen (16)rods; thence south one hundred
and twenty (120) rods; thence east one hun
dred and sixty (160) rods to the place of be
ginning in Yamhill County Oregon.
This Citation to be published in the T el -
piiojce -R egister by order of Hon. Wiu
Galloway, Judge of said court, Made at
McMinnville, Oregon. December 2. 1830
Witness the Hon. Wm, Galloway,
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County of
[ seal * Yamhill, and the seal of said
Court hereto affixed this 2d day
of December, A. D., 1890.
Attest;
J W HOBBS, Clerk.
F. W Fenton, Atty for Estate.
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