Church Notes From Various Congregations
The Presbyterian service occurs on the second and fourth Lord's days at 1 PM and 7 90 PM. Sabbath school is held each Sunday at 10 AM. Rev. W A Willison is pastor. Friends Church meets Sundays and Thursdays at 10 AM with Sabbath school at 10 AM and monthly and quarterly meetings on Saturdays and Sundays in February May August November. Evangelical Church holds services the first and third Sundays at 10 AM and the second and fourth Sundays at 2 PM with Sabbath school at 11 AM. Baptist Church observes services on the first Sabbath and third Sabbath and Sabbath School at 9 o'clock each Sabbath.
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Chumum
Seblath Echhool
W. A. Willison
Friends Church
Secon
Evangelical Church
Habbath School
Ila
Baptist Church
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Devotional and Meeting Schedule for Local Fraternal Groups
G M C A devotional services held Sunday evenings with young men urged to attend. Sessions meet Saturdays over Moore's Drug Store. W C T O conducts business meetings the second Saturday monthly. G A L L sessions on the first and third Thursday evenings. W C O T U holds business meetings the third Saturday afternoon each month.
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Moore
W. C.T
Busine
G. Alu
W. Cot. U
East and South Via Southern Pacific Route
Train service details list departures and arrivals with multiple stops including Portland Salem Albany Eugene Roseburg Medford Ashland Sacramento Ogden San Francisco Mojave Los Angeles and New Orleans outlining a broad itinerary and connections.
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Orant Las de Exrares
Salem
Albany
Euglene
Koseb's
Urant's Pass
Medford
Ashland
Sarramento
Ogden
San Francino
Mojave
Los Angeles
Fl Pass
New Orleans
Melrose Abbey and Its Valley Rich in History and Legends
A description of Melrose Abbey drawing many travelers from abroad, with the Tweed valley and surrounding landscape noted for its beauty. The piece highlights nearby features including Abbotsford, Drygrange, Monuments like Mons Tremontium, Sir Michael Scott’s legendary lore, and the dramatic terraces along Glen Roy in a historic New York Commercial Advertiser tone.
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Melrose Abbey
Scotland
Holyrood Palace
Edinburgh
Vale of
Melrose
Tweed
Yarrow
Etrick
Abbotsford
Drygrange
Michael Scott
Lone
Glenroy
New York
Commercial Advertioor
A Two Edged Argument
Fraulein Silberstein argues with her father about lending money to Lieutenant Von N and Herr X. The dialogue shows family tensions and social pressure. The excerpt reflects a clipped exchange from Loe tige Blatter.
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Fraulein Silberstein
von N
Herr Silberstein
Fraulein S
Seedy narrator seeks friend through Harper's Bazaar snippet
A fragmented Harpers Bazaar style snippet shows a narrator and his ironical remark about a "cruel reason" tied to a young woman who openly proclaims her age. The text hints at social commentary rather than a clear event or outcome.
Telegraphers Strike and Western News Digest
Pacific Coast telegraphers strike on the Southern Pacific. Northeastern and western notices include extreme heat, fires, flood of failures, and a smelter project in New Mexico. Port Townsend Chinese landed, Elensburg borax beds found, and railroad work near Paso Robles reported.
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Inos Altos
N. M
Albuquerque
Lake Shore Station
Salt Lake
Elensburg
Wash
Brads Reet
Mercantile Agency
Kenosha
Virgina City
Tecoma
Northern Pacific
Portland
San Francisco
American Girl Wins Lectures Access at Berlin University
An American girl secures permission to attend lectures at Berlin University amid a broader panorama of higher education in the era. The report notes universities, enrollments, and forthcoming debates among Harvard Yale and Michigan as well as provincial schooling issues.
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Berlin
Philadelphia
Ireland
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Congress
Angell
University of Michigan
of Michigan
Brazil
Dublin
Crermany
Queenstown
Atlantic
World's Fair Notes Highlight Paris Exhibit And China Stand
Paris aviators show little Chicago zeal but a Paris jewelry house plans a famed blue diamond and two Maxarin stones for the fair. New York merchants back a $510 grant to fund a New York exhibit at Chicago. China declines official participation citing passport hurdles, while waiving export duties to aid Chinese exhibitors. Washington Worl’s Fair Commission reports progress in Spokane with appointments for ethno geography exhibits and women’s departments, and a secret session weighs state building plans. The Olympia meeting is set for January 19.
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Merchants’ Committee
Chicago
Thomas Tt
Keogh
North Carolina
Grenera Davis
Fair
Greensboro and Norfolk Midland Railway
National Republican Committee
Don Cameron
State Department
Washington Worl
Wair Commission
Spokane
Myron File
Skykomish
Girant
Clallam
Alin Heughton
Wonan'e
Beaders
Kirkbond
Peey W. Rochester
Chicace
Barnham
Olympia
Philadelphia trade and a city lamp law clash in Sunday
International notes include Philadelphia exports growth Kentucky council bans Sunday street lamp lighting in a clash over laws. Other items report Iowa Prohibitionists votes, Peoria arrests, Virginia race segregation agitation, and various local incidents across the nation.
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Kentucky
Ottoman Subject Presents Mrs Harrison a Silk Portrait
A Mount Lebanon Ottoman subject gifts Mrs Harrison a silk portrait of the President framed in native wood with mother of pearl inlay. Other items note royal collectors, funerary values, and literary figures including Gail Hamilton and Wolcott Balestier.
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Maybr Ck
Franz Sivel
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Pless
Wales
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Prince Pless XI
Joseph Pennell
Russia
Kieff
Cly Js
eTlacel
Kodak
Senate Acts and Proposals Dominate National Capital Brief
senator Wolcott seeks 150000 for Colorado Springs and 150000 for Leadville public buildings while Allison proposes 200000 for a Council Bluffs branch mint. Committee shifts curb force bills. Teller opposes last session's measure, Mitchell cool. Hermann aims to ease Indian claims court with new judges. Northern Pacific debates mineral land claims. Sherman vows to push free coinage against opposition. hopes linger for urgency.
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Col
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Allison
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Privi and Elections
Teller
Iast Congress
Mitchell
Hermann
Oregon
Cart of Claims
Northern Pacific Railroad
Intalin
Montana
Washington
Sherman
Stewart
Estimates for the French Army for 1892
The article lists international and domestic notes including France plans a 1892 army budget of about 15 million dollars, with pensions and railway costs totaling around 9 million francs. It references Germany, Ireland, Spain, India, and other regions, noting trade, wars, and diplomatic moves affecting Europe and empire interests.
Portland Market Prices for Produce and Groceries
Market report from Portland lists prices for fruits vegetables and staples. Apples bananas grapes lemons oranges pears and citrus alongside nuts, eggs poultry and beans with per unit and per dozen or per sack terms.
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Willa Walla
Walla Walla
Oregon
California
Sicily
Wholesale Grocery Prices From City Market List
A long OCR produced price list shows items from Hoxey-17 bacon to Rice Japan and Corree Costa Rica with per pound and per case rates. It includes meats sauces canned goods dried fruits and vegetables with numerous figures such as condense milks Eagle brand 8.10 per case and corned beef 1.00 per can.
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Liverpool
Japan
Island
Bayos
Corree
Costa Rica
Rio
Salvador
Mocha
Java
Arbuckle
Sousticee
California
Historical commodity prices and weights listing
A fragmented cloth of prices for Lion steel nails and wire keg costs, Inow-Bar pound rates, charcoal crosses and boxes, coke plates and rooting packaging, assorted rosin tar pitch turpentine and hides. Includes wool, sheep by the pound, and various live livestock rates across Oregon and nearby regions.
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Tis—L. C
Nava
Oakum
Stockholm
Carolina
Burlaps and Bags Prompts Caution on Food Storage
An article discusses various burlap bag sizes and net cash prices, then shifts to a health warning about storing food, noting that poisoning cases arise from canned goods when contents are returned to tins. It advocates using china or glass as safer containers for leftovers.
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China
Legislative Intelligence in Quirky Dialogue
A fragmentary exchange features characters Tommy and Parent discussing congress members. The dialogue jokes that lawmakers dress as tailors and mockingly questions why they take measures if they are not tailors. The piece lacks clear context or reporting details.
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Tommy
Congress
Guer
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