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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1891)
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Special Inducements for yearly or semi- yearly contracts. • * * „ J ob W ork N eatly A nd Q uickly E xecuted at reasonable rates Our facilities are the best in Yamhill county and as good as any in the state A complete steam plant insures quick work. * * * A R esolutions or C ondolence ani * all O bit - u»ry Poetry will be charged for at regular advertising rates. ALL CoNMfXicATio.Ns M ist B e S igned B y the person who sends them, not for pub lication, unless unaccompanied by a “non de plunic." but for a guarantee of good faith. No publications will be published unless so signed. • * * r- A ddress A ll C ommunications . E ither toa the editorial or business departments, to T he T elephone -R egister . McMinnville, Oregon. • ample Corn» (»/ T he T elethone R egis ter wi'l tie mailed to any person ill the United States or Europe, who desires one, fres of charge W e I nvite Y ou T o C ompare T he T ele phone -R egister with any other paper published iu Yamhill county. TEMPORARILY DETHRONED. The contest over the governorship of Nebraska has been decided by the state supreme court in favor of Mr. Thayer, who was the governor last term. The ground upon which tins decision was reached is that Mr. Boyd, the ¿demo cratic candidate, is not a citizen ot the of tite state or of the United States. He I came to this country with his parents at the age of nine years. The father de clared his intention to become a citizen and was recognized as such from that time. The son has always enjoyed the privileges and performed the duties of a citizen since his majoyity. But the court holds that it was necessary for tlie son to take out his second papers upon becoming of age, tints reversing the decision of the lower court. Mr. Boyd’s claim to citizenship and to the office of governor is based on a law passed by congress that all residents of a.territory become citizens of the Unit ed States when said territory is admit ted into the Union. And upon this point it is expected that tlie national supreme court will reverse tlie decision of the state court, which by the way was rendered under peculiar circum stances, there noticing Ja full; attend ance of the judges and tlie absentees not being allowed to see tlie writ before it was issued. TWO PICTURES. TABERNACLE PULPIT. DR. TALMAGE PREACHES A SERMON ON THE MENDING OF NETS. I Christians Should Look to It That Their Nets for Souls Order—Some Are Kept flints That In Good Will Be of Value. BROOKLYN, May 17.—11 proof of Dr. Tai mage's immense popularity had been need ed it would be amply furnished by the promptitude with which the people have availed themselves of the increased accom modation afforded by tho new Tabernacle. The vast edifice is as densely crowded at every service as the older aud smaller Tabernacle was. Dr. Talmage this morn ing paid his attention to the theological disputes which are agitating the churches, and as usual gave sound practical advice to both parties. His text was Matthew iv, 21: "James the son of Zebedee, and John! his brother, in a ship with Zebedee their father, mending their nets." ‘‘I go a-fishing,” cried Simon Peter to his; comrades, and the most of the apostles had hands hard from Ashing tackle. The fish eries ot the world have always attracted attention. In the Third century the queen of Egypt bad for pin money four hundred and seventy thousand dollars, received from the fisheries of Lake Moeris. And if the time should ever come when the immen sity of the world’s population could not be fed by the vegetables and meats of the land, the sea has an amount of animal life that would feed all tho populations of the earth, and fatten them with a food that by its phosphorus would make a generation brainy and intellectual beyond anything that the world has ever imagined. My text takes 11s among the Galilean fisher men. One day Walter Sco t, while hunt ing in an old drawer, found among some old fishing tackle the manuscript of his immortal liook “Waverley,” which he had put away there as of no worth, and who knows but that today we may find some unknowi- wealth of thought while looking at the fishing tackle in the text? at least eight hundred million not in schools and churches. In such an Atlantic ocean of opportunity there is room for all the nets and all the boats and all the fish ermen and for millions more. There should be no rivairy between churches Each one does a work peculiar to itself. There should be no rivalry be- tween ministers, God never repeats him- self, and he never makes two ministers alike, anJ each one has a work that uo other man iu the universe can accomplish. If fishermen are wise, they will not allow their nets to entangle, or if they do acci dentally get intertwisted, the work of ex trication should be kindly and gently con ducted What a glad spectacle for men and angels when on our recent dedication day ministers of all denominations stood on this platform and wished for each other widest prosperity and usefulness, but there are cities in this country where there is now going on an awful ripping and rending and tearing of fishing nets. Indeed, all over Christendom at this time there is a great war going on between fish ermen, ministers against ministers. and keep it gently rising and falling with the waters, and not plunge it like a man- Kidney Disease of-war’s anchor; and abruptness and harsh ness of manner must be avoided in our at •is the cause of no end of sut- tempt at usefulness. I know a man in New York who is more sunshinj’ and gen DR. HENLEY’S ial when he has dsspepsia than when he is not suffering from that depressing trouble. Tea. I have found out his secret. When he starts out in the morning with such de It can do you no harm. It may do pression he asks for special grace to keep you much good. Here is the testi from snapping up anybody that day, and mony ol one sufferer who has been irth additional determination to lie made a “ a new man.” and genial, and by the help of God 1 had been troubled many years he accomplishes it. Many of our nets with disease of the kidneys when kind Providence sent Dr. Henley need to be mended in these respects, the with the Oregon Kidney Tea to my black threads and tlie rough threads taken hotel. It had an almost miracu out, and the bright threads and thogolden lous effect and in a few days I was a new man. G. A. TUPPER, threads of Christian geniality woven in. Proprietor Occidental Hotel, In addition to this wo need to mend our Santa Rosa, Cal. nets with more threads ot patience. It is no rare thing for a fisherman to spend one It has cured thousands; why not you ? To-mor whole day before lie can take a St. Law row may be too late. rence pike or an Ohio salmon or a Long Island pickerel of a Cayuga black bass or Tour drifgrgtat trill tell you about a Delaware cattish, and he does that day it. Atk him. after day without particular discourage ment. But what a lack of patience if we YOU MUST MUND YOUB OWN NET. Now I have noticed a inau cannot fish , do not immediately succeed in soul catch and fight at the same time. He either ing. Wo are apt to give it up and say, “I neglects his net or his mi^sket. It is amaz will never try again.” Into all our nets we ing how much time some of the fishermen need to weave all along the edge and all have to look after other fishermen. It is through the center great, long, stout more than I can do to take care of my own threads of Christian patience. How patient net. You see the wind is just right, and it God has been with usl Can we not be pa Is now prepared to furnish all kinds of is such a good time for fishing, and the tient with our fellows? I had presented fish are coming in so rapidly that I have to me from Scotland a few days ago an orna keep my eye and hand busy. There are mented inkstand, the wooded parts of about two hundred million souls wanting which were made from a piece of a tree cut All kinds of to get into the kingdom of God, and it will down by Mr. Gladstone, at Hawarden, and AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE. require all the nets and all the boats and ! sent by him to Scotland by request. SCOTCH AND AMERICAN GRANITE The incident reminded me ot the fact that all the fishermen of Christendom to safely a woman who bad loug been on Mr. Glad land them. Parties wishing work of this kind would At East Hamptou, Long Island, where I stone’s estate hail a wayward boy, and in do well to call and get our prices before summer, ont on the bluffs some morning her despair she asked Mr. Gladstone to take purchasing elsewhere. IRA A. MILLER. we see the flags up, and that is the signal the boy in hand. While prime minister of for launching out into the deep. For a England, with all the mighty affairs of the mile the water is tinged with that peculiar kingdom in his hand, he took that boy in color that indicates whole schools of pisca his study and counseled him, and then FIRE BACK WARRANTED torial revelry, and the beach swarms with knelt down and prayed witli him, anil the I boy was saved. If we all hail hearts of men with their coats off and their sea caps on, and those of us who do not go out on sympathy like that, what would be to us tho wave stand on the beach ready to re impossible? “Is it not delightful that I can joice when the boats come back, and in our sing so well?" said Jenny Lind, in a burst excitement wo rush into the water with of joy that slio could help others. "Is it our shoes on to help get tho boatsup the not delightful that I can sing so well?" The Only Stove that Gives a beach, and we lay hold the lines and pull And might wo not all say in thankfulness AXZlYen -we Say tlaa.t -we Sell till we are red in the face, and as the living to God. “Is it not delightful that we can things of the deep come tumbling in on sympathize with others, and encourage others, and help others, and save others?" the sand I cry out, “Captain, how many?” And he answers, "About fifty thousand.” - Again, in mending our nets we need also' Signed by the Officers of the Company. And we shout to the latecomers, "Hurrah,: to put in the threads of faith and tear out fifty thonsandl" We must have an en all the tangled meshes of unbelief. Our The only Stove that is Trimmed With thusiasm something like that if we are I work is successful according to our faith. ever to take the human race for God and The man who believes in only half a Bible, or the Bible in spots; the man who thinks heaven. Aye, we ought to have that en thusiasm of the beach multiplied a hun he cannot persuade others; the man who dred fold and by so much as an immortal halts, doubting about, this aud about that, will be a failure in Christian work. Show soul is worth more than a bluefish. I Can vott not recognize commendable by according your pnlrottage. Ob, brethren ot ministry! Let us spend me the man who lather thinks that the I At the Same Price others sell you the our time in fishing instead of fighting. garden of Eden may have been an allegory, Yours to serve. But if I angrily jerk my net across your and is notquite certain but that there may net, and you jerk your net angrily across be another chance after death, and doe* mine, wo will soon have two broken nets not know whether or not tlie Bible is in and no fish. The French revolution nearly spired. anil I tell you that man for soul destroyed the French fisheries, and ec saving is a poor stick. Faith in God and ---- IN FACT THE:----- clesiastical war is the worst thing possible in Jesus Christ, and the lloiy Ghost, and while hauling souls into the kingdom, 1 the absolute necessity ot a regenerated had hoped that tho millennium was about heart in order to see God in peace, is one to dawn, but the lion is yet too fond of the thread you must have iu your mended net lamb. My friends, I notice in the text that or you will never lie a successful fisher for James the son of Zebedee and John his men. Why, how can you iloubt? Thu hundreds of millions of men and brother were busy not mending somebody else's nets but mending their own nets, and women now standing ill the church on LEAD THE WORLD. earth, and the hundreds ot millions in I rather think that we who are engaged in heaven, at test the power of this Gospel to 1 have just received a carload of Stovesand Christian work in this latter part of the Ranges of all shapes, sizes and styles and nineteenth century will require all our save. With more than the certainty of a spare time to mend our own nets. God mathematical demonstration, let as start out to redeem all nations. The rotten- help us in the important dutyl I NEVER PAY FOR MY GOODS. In this work of reparation we need to est thread that you are to tear outof yotir will sell them cheap, This beats the old Gag I put into the nets more threads of common net is unbelief, aud the most important sense. When we can present religion as a thread that you are to put in it is faith. great practicality we will catch a hundred Faith in God, triumphant faith, everlast souls where now wo catch one. Present ing faith. If you cannot trust the infinite, religion as an intellectuality and we will the holy, theomuipotent Jehovah, who can fail. Out in tho fisheries there are set you trust* IT IS AN IMPOBTAST WORK. across the waters what are called gill nets, and the fish put their heads through the Ob, this important work of mending our A full line of Hardware on the same terms. meshes and then cannot withdraw them nets! If we could get our nets right we because they are caught by the gills. But would accomplish more in soul saving in gill nets cannot be of any service in relig the next year tbau we have in the last ious work. Men are never caught for the twenty years. But where shall we get truth by their heads; it is by tho heart or them mended? Just where old Zebedee uotatail. No ayument ever saved a man, and liis two boys mended their nets—w here 'c#n he earned at our SEW by line tboae of work, fll rapidly and honorably, of and no keen nu;*vsis ever brought a man you are. “James, why don’t you put your I fl fl / I ■ IU ■■ W ...„er either »ex. sex. vounr voting or old. and in their into tho kingdom of God. Heart work, oar in Lake Galilee, or hoist your sail and ■Ul lYlUilL I own localitie»,wherever they lire. Any me cm do the work Euay to learu. not head work. Away with your gill nets! land at Capernaum or Tiberias or Gadara, We Airalsh everything. _ We start you. No r1»k. You can devote Sympathy, helpfulness, consolation, love, and seated on tho bank mend your net? your »pare inomMta. or all your time to the work. Thia >• an new lead.aud brings wonderful mk <- cm to every worker. are the names of some of the threads that John, why don’t you go ashore and mer.d entirely Beelnnere ar- earning from S25 to fiO per week ard upward*, more after a little experience. We can fuBrish you the etn- we need to weave in our gospel nets when your net?” No, they sat on the guards of nua pldvineiit and teauh vou FUEL. Ko spec* to expJaJu hero. Foil we are mending them. UfiimMlou FUEL. TltrE A. <M>.. AtOCSlA. MaUL < onclu led on third page. McMinnville Marble and Granite Works i Cemetry Woikand Monuments!' Truth Wears no Mask Bows at no Human Shrine; Seeks Neither iMac«* nor Applause; It Only Asks a Hearing*. The New Y'ork has a w ay of All subscribers it ho do nol receirt their publishing what it calls“tariffpicture8. ¡taper regularly trill confer a favor by im It finds a ea.se in which there has lieen mediately reporting the tame to this office. progress in this country in spite of the tariff, and then it draws a diagram to Thursday, May 21, 1891. illustrate tlie blessings of protection. PUT YOUK NETS IN GOOD ORDER. One of the latest of these works of stat-! It is not a good day for fishing, and three ABOUT TIN. istical high art is this: men arc in the boat repairing tho broken In 1880 the value of the manufactur fishing nets. If you are fishing with a In his speech at Metropolitan Hall ed products of the United Stab's was book and line and the fish will not bite it is a good timo to put the angler’s apparatus Mr. Wilson devoted especial attention over better condition. Perhaps the last $ ô ,OOO t OÛO,(XM). into to the subject of tin plate. It was well fish you hauled in was so large that some he did so, for there is a concerted effort thing snapped Or if you were fishing In 1HSH> it bad increase«! to over with a net there was a mighty flounder to deceive the public with regard to the $8,000,000,000. ing of the scales, or an exposed nail on the Honorably we say that which is True. effects of the new duties. The New- side of the boat which broke some of the York Tribune has the assurance to say threads and let part or all of tlie cap This shows what a decade of protec tives of the deep escape into their natural by implication, although it is careful tion has done for our industries. element.. And hardly anything is more not to assert directly, that the Ameri There happens to lie no patent on provoking than to nearly land a score or a can market has so far been tilled by hundred of trophies from the deep and | this kind of logic. For instance: American tin plate as to compel the when you are in the full glee of hauling in | In 1850 lite value of our manufac the spotted treasures through some imper-1 Welsh factories to shut down. Anoth T. tured was $1,019,107,616. fection of the net they splash back into the er common assertion is that in view of wave. American competition the price of That is too much of a trial of patience In istUt it had increased to Welsh tin plate has been reduced. for most fishermen to endure, and many a $1,885,861,676. man ordinarily correct of speech in such Both of these statements are pure in circumstances comes to an intensity of vention from the ground up, without This shows what a decade of low tar utterance unjustifiable. Therefore no good even a skeleton of facts to build on. iff did for our industries. STOVES A. RANGES fisherman considers the time wasted that The truth is that there is no evidence Here is another pair of brand new is spent in mending his net. Now the as yet that any tin plate has been tariff pictures for the galley of our New Bible again and agaiu represents Christian workers as fisliers of men, and ire are all made in this country in commercial York conteiu]M>rary: sweeping through the sea of humanity quantities. The authors of the tin job Exports of domestic products in 1850, some kind of a nek Indeed, there have in the McKinley bill have not devel *134,900,233. been enough nets out and enough fisher men busy to have landed the whole human oped their plan of campaign, so that I race in tho kingdom of God long before Ex|>orts of domestic products in 1859, I this. What is the matter? The Gospel is we can not say with eertainity wheth $278,394,080. ' all right., and it has been a good time for er they intend to pocket the new catching souls for thousands of years. bounty by importing Welsh labor and Increase in nine •■ears of low tariff, Why, then, the failures? The trouble is actually making tin plate to sell at 2.2 with the nets, aud most of them need to be cents a pound more than it is worth, over 100 per cent. mended. I propose to show you what is Exports of domestic products in 1880, the matter with most of the nets and how or whether they merely intend to use $823,946,353. to mend them. In the text old Zebedee the tax as a club to force people into and his two boys, James and John, were using the patented galvanized iron and Exports of domestic products in 1889. . doing a good thing when they Bat in the granite ware which has already made ‘ boat mending their nets. $730,282,609. j The trouble with many of our nets is millionaires of the men who control its I that the meshes are too large. If a fish can manufacture. Whichever course- may Decrease in nine years of high tariff, get his gills aud half his body through the be adopted, we may la? sure that the about 12 per cent. I network, bo tears and rends and works his trusts will make a good thing out it, out and leaves the place through There are plenty more pictures of the . way which he squirmed a tangle of broken At present it Is the hardest imagin same kind where these came from. I threads. The Bible weaves faith aud works able thing to get a glimpse of a piece ' tight together, the law and the Gospel, of American tin plate, except at a Pro 1 righteousness and forgiveness. Some ot Annual Y. M. C. A. Convention. I our nets have meshes so wide that the sin IF TnE WORLD WOULD BELIEVE IT WOULD tective League banquet. Recently postal cards headed “Hurrah for Mc The Second’ Annual Convention of ner floats Iu aud out and is not at any mo SLT.gESDEB. ment caught for the heavenly landing. In Do you know that the world’s heart is Kinley," were circulated through the the Young Mens Christian Associa our desire to make everything so easy, we East, offering in a business-like way to tions, of Western Oregon, will lx- held relax, we loosen, wo widen. We let meD bursting with trouble, and if you could make that world believe that the religion sell certain grades of American tin at at Albany, May 22nd. 23d, and 24th. | after they are once in the Gospel net escape of Jesus Christ is a soothing omnipotence, the world and go into indulgences foreign prices. A New 5 ork Evening A very interesting programme has I I into and swim all around Galilee, from north the whole world would surrender tomor Pott reporter visited the specified ad been arranged by the District Commit ! side to south side aud from east side to row, yea, would surrender this hour? The dress aud expressed the desire to buy tee, and an entertainment will be furn 1 west side, expecting that they will come day before James A. Garfield was inaugur ated as president I was in the cars going a few boxea of tin plates. The suspic ished by the Albany Association to all i back again. We ought to make it easy for from Richmond to Washington. A gentle them to get into the kingdom of God, nnd, ious gentleman who constituted the young men who attend. The Commit ] as far as wo can, make it impossible for man seated next to me in the cars knew me, and we were soon in familiar conversa entire visible establishment asked him tee is anxious to have every town them to get out. It was just after a bereavement and who he was, where he came from, in the District represented bv some of j The poor advice nowadays to many is tion. I was speaking to him from an over bur what he wanted the goods for and fin the Christian young men. whether I "Go and do just as you did lx_-fore you were dened heart about the sorrow I was suffer ; . captured for God and heaven. The net ally refused either to sell him anything mentliers of the organization or not. was not iuteuded to be any restraint or ing. Looking at his cheerful face, 1 Bail: “I or to tell liim where his factory was Reduced rates, of 1 and 1 fare, have ? any hindrance. What yon did before you Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard. you have escaped all trouble. 1 i situated. Subsequent investigation been secured over the different If. II. . were a Christian, do now. Go to all guess should judge from your countenance that-I i styles of amusement, read all the styles of Is just the place for a Small Farm; only three-fourths disclosed the fact that tie factory con on Certificate Plan. Tlie Pastors of books, engage in all the styles of behavior you hare come through free from all mis-; mile from Railroad station and one and one-half sisted of one room, iu which an old the different churches are asked to ap as before you were converted.” And so fortune.” Then he looked at me with a look : man and boy gave Welsh tin plates a point some young men front their through these meshes of permission and I shall never forget and whispered in my i miles from Steamboat landing "Sir, you know nothing about trouble. second coating of tin to turn them into Church or Sabbath school, to attend laxity they wriggle out through this ear: and that openiug, tearing the net My wife has been in an insane asylum for Headquarters for all kinds of a naturalized American product suit this gathering of young men. The opening as they go, and soon all the souls that we fifteen years.” And then he turned and able for distribution as McKinley sou Convention opens Friday noon, and expected to land in heaven before we looked out of the window and into the GOOD know it are back in the deep sea of the night with a silence I was too overpowered venirs. closes Sabbath evening. á!fc world. Oh, when we go a-gospel fishing to break. That was another illustration <14. 80 far as the claim that American W I have four lots as fine as can be found in Chand- let us make it as easy as possible for souls ot the fact that no one escapes trouble. ’4? The Boys Vindicated. tin plate is filling the American market to get in, and as hard as possible to get out. Why, that man seated next to you in lers addition. Cheap. church lias on his soul a weight compared is concerned, the official figures pub BE A CHRISTIAN EVERT DAY. I William Merchant not long ago sued with which a mountain is a feather. That ■ Is the Bible language an unmeaning lished by the Republican Administra the board of trustee« of Monmouth col verbiage when it talks about self denial woman seated next to you in church has a ! tion afford a ready aud conclsive refu the recital of which would make your lege for damages for expelling young and keeping t’uo body under, and about I grief body, mind and soul shudder. tation of it In the month of March, Call and. See walking the narrow way and entering the men alleged to have been guilty of eon- When you are mending your net for this I we imported 48,609,428 pounds of strait gate, and about carrying the duet unbecoming gentlemen. Quite cross? Is there to bo uo way of telling wide, deep sea of humanity, take out that! foreign tin plates. In March, 1890, we T. S hvrtleff a seandal was connected with the af whether a man is a Christian except by his wire thread of criticism aud that horse McMinnville, Oregon. Wright Block: imported 101,174,507 pounds. In the hair thread of liarshuess, and put in a soft; fair and it created much talk and com taking the communiou chalice on sacra- silken thread of Christian sympathy. Yea. I nine months ending with March, mental day? May a man be as reckless i ment at the college. The boys have about his thoughts, about his words, about j ; when you are mending your nets tear out! 1890, our imports were 505,798,577 W. T. SHI RTLEFF, I those old threads of gruffness and weave ! been vindicated, tlie jury awarding $50 hia temper, about his amusements, about pounds, and in the nine months ending damages. Tlie trial occupied four days his dealings after conversion as before con j in a few threads of politeness and genial- with March, 1891, they were 624,919,- i ity. In the house ot God let all the Chris in the Polk county circuit court and version? One-halt the Gospel nets with j tian faces beam with a look that means 264 pounds. The unprecedented im which wo have been scooping the sea have the verdict seemed to give general sat-1 had such wide meshes that they have been welcome. Say “good morning” to the portations iu March of tins year have Collections Promptly Attended to. ¡«faction. Mr. Merchant brought suit■ all toru to pieces by the rushing out into stranger as ha enters your pew, and at the been exceeded by those iu April, for close shake bands with him and say, “How solely to clear the young men of the the world ot those whom a tighter net did Pve- Should be given my Stock by Office Cor. Third and E St».. you like music?” Why, you would be which tlie official returns are not yet at McM inn ville, Oregon. blot east upon their names, aud now would have kept in. The only use of a net to that man a panel of the door of heaven; ry one who in need of is to keep the fish from going back to hand. that the matter i« settled, peace will where they were before and taking them you would be to him a note of the doxology anything in The same figures disjxxc of the asser doubtles« reign supreme at the normal seraphs sing when a new soul enters. I where they could not have been taken by that Headquarters for New and Second-Hand tion that the price has been reduced by any other means. Alas, that the words of That man is a thousand miles from home, school. the prospect of American eouqictition. Christ are so little heeded when he said, i and he has just heard by telegraph that FAIIÎDA1.E. “Whosoever doth not bear his cross and his child is sick with scarlet fever, and his [ The 48,609,428 pounds imported iu come after me cannot be my disciple." The , boy at college has got into disgrace, and he Including fine Linen and Carbon papers, Ribbon»,etc. General agent for March, 1890, were valued at $1,561,774, church is fast becoming as bad as the has had business troubles and is so home Lovely weather now. or 3.2 cents a pound. The 101,174,507 sick he can hardly keep from crying. Just world, and when It gets as bad as the world Ì V pounds imported in March, 18#), wen- j Miss Maud anil Bessie Bowers ac it will be worse than the world by so much one word of brotherly kindness from you ' 3® lift him into a small heaven. I have a complete Stock of valued at $3,646,509, or 3.6 cents a companied by Mr. Barnhart, are visit-1 as it will .-uid hypocrisy of a most appalling | would I have iu other days entered a pew in ■ ing their brother in Tillamook. kind to its other defects. all the Latest Styles of pound. We bought over twice church, an-l the woman at the other end . Furthermore, many of our nets are torn Mrs. Miles Bower, formerly a resi- ■ of the pew looked at me as much as to say; mauy pounds, and paid an eighth more to pieces by being entangled with other (Three thousand copies from one original.) for every pound. This extra price, of i dent of this place, died in Nestueea tlie nets. It is a sad sight to see fishermen "How dare you? This is my pew, and I ' pay the rent for it!" Well, I crouched in ! . 13th inst., of Lagrippe. fighting about sea room aud pulling In course went to the Welsh tln-makers. ¡RACINE AUTOMATIC STEEL COPYING PRESS the other corner and made myself as small | The fact is that our people an- load Mr. Johnson lias bought the old mill opposite d'rections, each to get his net. as possible, and felt as though I had been COOK’S AVTOWLTZC FOSTA.L SC a T ,T- both nets <lgmage.I by the struggle and stealing something. So there are people ! formerly owned by Jas. Fairchiles and I ing themselves up for a season of Tells yon instantly amount of postage required for any mailable package And Sell as Low as the Lowest losing all the fish lu a city like this of who have a sharp edge to their religion, famine. Up to the 1st of July, when ! will move it to Lafayette for a barn, more than eight hundred thousand, there and they act as though they thought most | the new tax goes into effect, the im j Miss Belcher and Berthie Daniels ac- arc at least fixe hundred thousand not in | people had been elected to be damned and | Give me a oall, I am confident I <3 Send for Catalogue. ports will keep on increasing, stock eom)Kmied by Ivan Daniels are visiting Sabbath schools or churches And in this they were glad of it. Oh, let us brighten can suit you. Looking will "sxr. iSE-sribToxzDS, Mrs. Daniels at the Mountain House. land where there are more than sixty-four up our manner and appear in utmost gen Will b • laid in for six month» or a year incur no obligation to purchase. 29 stark Street. Portland, Oregon. million people, there are at least thirty ahead, and the Welsh will get better Wright's Blackberry Cordial should million not iu the Sabbath schools anil tiemanliness or ladyhood. Look and welcome EE GENIAL. kept in every house. Invaluable in and better prices. After that there will i lie And iu this world of more than i The object iu fly fishing is to throw ths | in all relaxed conditions of the bowels’ churches. be dull times in the tin plate business Sold fourteen hundred million people, there are fly far out, and then let it drop gently dowti . by Rogers Bros. for- everybody.— Esrtminer. Twenty Years WRITTEN GUARANTEE White Enameled Pot, Het* tie and Skillet, HONEST GOODS ? 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