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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15

ers, the deaf, the blind, If the Master
had not gone out otter themV He says
to me- and to you with all the emphasis
OF His soul, Col go! Where's First
20 your home; for when a man lights
a candle &c puts it on a candle stick
that it may give light to all within his
house. A mans light ought TO shine
first in his home. Then He says go
into the streets, and when you are
through with the streets, Christ says
'go into the lanes" and when you are
through with the lanes, pause not, but
go 'into the highways and hedges"
and compel them to come Not com.
pei them by force, but compel them
with all the ~earnestness of your soul,
mind and heart and strength. That is
what the passage Of scripture means.
| will never forget what 1 heard an old
Salvation Army man say when preach
ing on Gha street corner. He cried out,
"Where are the ungodIy4 Are they
up yonder in the city churchesl"
NO." he said, ''they are on the streets,
around the saloons, and or the cor
ners." They are everywhere, and the
Masters command to you and and to
me is, "Go after them" Go after that
(which is lost" How long7 Until
you find it," He says, land bring it IN
your shoulders rel oicing." The trou
bic is, we haven't got the grace and
courage to go after m3n and persuade
them TO come to Christ.
BY THE WORD
Lat US notice another thing. We
must do like our Master, follow in His
footsteps by giving them the Word Of
God" I have given them Thy Word"
says the Master. Notice how often He
quoted from the Old Testament, how
often He spoke of the law, and how
often He quoted the Commandments
We must carry them the Word of Cad
because the seed is the Word of God. "
1t is the "power of God unto saliva
ton INTO every M that believeth."
Receive with meekness the ~engrafted
Word which ia able to save your souls. :"
Being born again, not of corruptible
seed, but Of incorruptible, by the
Word of God which liveth and abidesh
forever. "Ot His own will begat He
US with the word of truth" 1.-The
Word of the Lord is perfect convert
ing the SOUL" We should carry them
these living Goals from off the altar Of
GOD. Go to them with this true
bread from heaven" for His blessed
Word is like unto a fire, and unto a
hammer that breaketh the rock into
pIeces." You notice when a man makes
good, honest goods he always stamps
his impress upon them and sends them
throughout the earth. And 20 the
Almighty has Stamped every word If
HIS and sent it forth with this impress
upon it, lit will not return unto Ne
void" God has promised to bless His
Word; therefore, our duty is to SOW
il, bear it on wings of love TO the un.
saved, to the lost.
n THE REWARD
Let US look at the reward that there
is IN personal work for the L )rd Jesus.
God never asks US TO do anything IN
/ loss He DPOmiroa IN roWnrd us fnP if
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GROCERIES

Prime Laguayra Coffee, 13c per ID.
Prime Rio Coffee. 12c per 10.
Good Rio Coffee 103 per h..
Medium Rio coffee. $40 per Id.
Low Grade Rio Coffee, TIC per ID.
Cheese
Picnic Cheese, per 10 1O3.
Full Cream Cheese, 6Olb boxes, per
pound, 104
Full Cream Cheese, 80 ID boxes, per
pound, 1O4
Full Cream Twin Cheese. 2 80 Id. boxes,
per 1910; per case, s. so.
Blair's best -four, per barrel. 81 IS.
Fancy four, per barrel, 81 90.
Dandy four. per barrel, So IS
Winner fl lur, per barrel, So IS
Princess four, per barrel, So %.
Lard. in tierces-about ESQ lbs per Id
Pure Lard, in tisrces. ...,,,,6 &c, per lib,
Compound Lard, in tierces .....,...6Ac 2"
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CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
PERSONAL WORK
BY JOHN T. PULLEN
HEARTS AFLAME

Follow me and 1 will make You fishers of
zen" MATT. T. 70.
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ALLIANCE PRICE LIST.
SUBJECT TO MARKET FLUCTUATIONS.

Make all Postofice Money Orders
payable T. B. PARKER, s. B. A.,
Raleigh, N. O., but address all letters
to 7. B. Barker, s. B. A, Hillsboro,
N @.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15

Always mention The PROGREssrv
FARMER when writing advertisers.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15

The Address delivered on sever al occasions,
most lately at the Sunday school Che utauqua,
Shelby, n. Z.
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HARDWARE.

Powder, best rifle, per eg...s.....".. 500
Hames-
No 26 hook, iron bound per doz.......s 859
No 8 hook, iron bound. per doz..""....U SN
16 hook, brass bound. per doz........ 90
Pillow Lines
Cotton, with snaps, IS feet long, doz.... g
Madras Hemp with snaps, 80 feet " So. 80
Fence Wire
Barbed wire put up in rolls of 100 pounds each.
Five pounds staple to the roll at &c per pound
Galv. barbed, per 100 lbs. .............. $3.50
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NOTICE.

Place your orders in time for your
Grass, Glover. Data and Turnip Seed.
Fertilizer Turn Plows, one, two and
three horse. Yours truly,
T. B BARKER,
s B A.
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AND The REWARD

Let US look at the reward that there
God never asks US to do anything un-
less He promises to reward us for it.
Every command has attached to it a
blessing, and so with this blessed
work Of winning souls TO G1d. 1t is a
glorious thing that they who lead
many to righteousness shall shine as
the sEars forever and ever" HE that
winneth souls Is wise" Let him
know that he which converteth the
Sinner from the error Of has way shall
save a soul from death and shall hide
q multitude of sins" l will tell you,
friends, the day is coming when the
sower and the sheaves shall fal into
each others arms and rejoice together.
No greater joy fills the Savlour's neart
tnan when He sees coming to Him n
whom He has redeemed with HIS own
precious blood. He shall see of the
travail of His soul, and shall be Salts
fed Think of the meeting between
Christ and HIS apostles. Think of tho
meeting between Paul and lhe jailer.
1 can imagine no sweeter JOY that will
ever come to your heart than when
you get to heaven and find some soul
rush up into your arms and say,
''Friead, you are the One who led one
to Christ" 1t has always been a CUES
ZION in my mind which was the nap
pier, Phillip or the Eunuch. 1t is ala
that the Eunucn went on his way re,
joicing," put 1 know Philip was az
happy, because he had won that soui
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pCBLIsHEa.S NOTICE - TfsFe.sa 3
saenss are j. A MCCLELLAN, = E.9~lss
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ga H. 1s4ti Z g. TT 54G9aS t12rs. open
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gssensa IEf eIsas<aes - t.fA44TsE VII 9@ ~
SIRED 81 -. rate 50 J cerX SOsf1 ea&h
.yaseYsigg "a mint Always - ss*afses.
20 aaxarf ~ fYeH1 TseeiTed for less tazA -
cents.
ERTfsER9-f>hangez for adver-
t.-eugenss . the Sssday Posf-I ntsilse sEscer
yntsxt re furnished y J O'Clock 5atSrca 2
Avert sssF fseI9ss siQ n received a. n?ahch
.fFsees ~ ttEa Etosf-Tntefi gef.Cef.
3.toFroa f.un ie86Sng - fas cGnFtci3on %
any person stealing COPIES OF t5ss paper
eelisfftd - sGt5scrszsers - Seattle
TACOMA HfhEAi-%o- i51% Pacsiic
xstaGe !. 4 Harrison.
EkEPETT~-p * II gEs.
SfSIk A&E- Branch Gff4ee. TsaGtfs
tlccs 81 Tsfperss.sse avenue. teie5b cns. a.
!. =. F'eters6a. Manage.
PORT TOwsssF.NTJ-V I'm. A. Prefer
EELLIEGHAM BaY-%ew ssAatcca;.
PIKE ElilE. Ia Tager -
Gnsfarles. Agent.
victoria. 3 fs~fieosgc 4arsfen,
The following letters await advertisers
at his Office.
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NOTICE To coSrP.rTc--

NOTICE 70 C0XTP s----7r:s.s.-
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warrants sshiak sha1 = - @al e
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be REQUIRED 10 nav f3r r~v -. - "a
rights easements r. 1.-f,,s =. .eas esaas
Tor the EsfosertIti.7r1 Il 80 vssss :. sssx1
strrctl0B ana! ire r..rr,ass,.I -, = -
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herein &1Zgtr.Fsi vAhaTLe~
chase, agreement or fone3-rsn sa "a - -
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necessarily incurred ia -gsr rs.s-te- .sz -
said additions: provided ,~se - "
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exceed the sum ~ Sfxfyr-fas.r Ts - -
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Each hid must be accompanies hx
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CITY Cor4nt~CI5aF fey s sv,r1 -rs tss..as
five t5l ue~ cent. Of r. hif IA :. - -
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The successful bidder wf1l "a -a,,,s-.s !.
enter into a contYast s.d ft,rniSb -
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- e<esT - secure correct Insertion o.
-soefeas sxysssr se@x& aasAEs -gs. sse - -se
should b< 49, a. the b1ssIrsss once "a 1873
y1a.os Nc c1@Tge IL :gz2fse Tor Ea1S Is-
ties
g-r.erzE -eYsI-sz xsezcs l<zsgrzS 81 other
sxseasaz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xsa. - %a&sES4 az
stse rate oe 80 cents s,s< EsrE ezgn 1azsrJsfsss
f>fs---- = : - Z IL FsSsCEz2 60
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SaLE-gs-e II re seaGsrz hotels u
The city. with ali modern Improvement
IL rae immediate vicinity u ra.lrc1c os-
pots and gsostoszce
Fer Sa1e-Saso7nc very choice corner aid
Paying. good stoxE on azc3
Fer SaIe-Farss-e1ass saloon and .uac1
For S4ie-Down-tcxa saieou. making big
n2oaey, III sell cheap
For Sa-@-Tae osSs paying restaurant II
tas ezcE
Fer s4ie-A snail restaurant. doing a
good s<eeSy bus.-ss
For Sac - Furnished house: srs--class
place. IL rocuas: ere block from post
Fox saIe-A h1g paying hotel. Fist ave-
Gt1e.
81 centrally .ocated
Z or -Desss.ateSseE, grocery store aak-
err. barber shop. etc
Nof9ee-I- you ssh TO sell your business
or are looking Eor any kind of business,
Gail and see rs. S3-s4-1 Union bloch
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
SEATTLE CAM. ~. es Wocdnen OF the
World w. give tho frs oT It's winter
gsraes OF mgssc&Ies or Tuesday evening,
September -. Al EiksS hail. p IN: en-
tert.airment % conclude win 3 dance.
All Woodmen and Women 81 Woodcraft
arr Invited.
GEf&SA LODGE. No. s. r ard A. d,
rnse.s #econG Aoaday eacil month.
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ron RExr-RoOMs.


NEW WESTERN HOTEL--Boa-1 aad
roo.x, & 70 s1-59 ger days meas 2 cents
Neg Western Aznex-Farn1sle6 house
EesEsog rogEns. Free bus 70 ard from
hoass and tF&iEs-
FOR gEST-Nscely furnished reg-ns. xita
O without so4T1. al 1soee.a eaE..
vs-tszees. good location and pleasant
home. terms moderate iii Columbia
FOB REST-Three n-ceiy furnished
reSr1s o.. ground aoor for Ngar house
keeping Apply l41S Fourth avenue. be-
tEee2 Pike ard Tzios streets
FOR gEST-E.egzntfy furnished rooms:
so ard upward; baths. steam nea-
f9ose! Ferguson. From. and Seneca Ms
Ferguson. propFsetress-
FOR RENT-Two convenient nlce.y fu--
n.s1@3 Poems FOR fElt housekeeping "a
hrSg h4lL Inquire a. 10 Seventh avenue
soBtn,
FURNISHED front roors, $50 week:
electric AgAts bath: f-ar@f@nts accom-
asc1ate9- TIE AlDenarle. Us SgT1n9-
FOR RENT-ssite Of furnished rooms.
suitable for E11se kes ping. sl5. Address
4 Is. care P0st-Intelllgencer
FOR RENT Furnished from; room with
aicove, suitable tor two OF tAree young
men. ~ James street.
HOTEL BRONSON. so Frs, avenue Of
fee second floor: COED elevator service;
TRANSIENT Sc. 5sc. 75c.
FOR RENT--Nicesy furnished room; gen
tween Pike and Pine
FOR RENT-Tso unfarnIshed rooms. phi
vale family. close IL Apply room e.,
Sullivan building.
FOR REST-sl5: three pleasant unfur-
nished rooTns. close in. 10 children. ~
f4sttEfHE
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W Proposals for moving iArss
story frame building al Anacortss TX
particulars address e. Funk. Aracara
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"A LEGITIMATE. BONA FIDE BUsI-

a LEU MATE. BONA FIDG b 81
NESS PROPOSITION.
Secratarysh.p in t9rst-class incorporates
coIgany engaged n enc % the lea1luS
ana mast prosperous industries o. tns
STATE IL open 20 responsible. trustworthy,
energetic business man. a1is 20 .1Eest or
command immediate Investment o sew
ga thousand dollars. capital Needed On
secoanI o. business 5usgrowTa: fullest Sc
e1fsty gwen; profits and salary al .east
y Per cent Of amount invested first year.
.A.Fsslg4Ssoa Courted from principals
oh:y; Ssst references furnished ana re-
9-Eed Address for three days. Presl-
Tsas, care n p. Stafford. lawyer. as
Burke building.
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FURNISHED frent ro0--s, sI-s5 week.
e!ec.ric Aghts bath: t-anSients accom-
aac1ate9 TIE AlDenarle, Us SpTIns-
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NEW WESTERN HGTEL--Boa-7 AID
r0Cyx & 70 ne per day zU@zx- e cents
Neg Western Aznex-FarlIsae1 house
keeping r0Jrax Free bus 10 ARD sc3-n
sscssS and trziEs
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FOR REET-Two convenient; nicely fur
n.sns2 Poems for fEht housekeeping ca
arsg hslL Inquire a. 10 Seventh avenue
south.
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HOTEL BRONSON. sc5 Frs; avenue. Of
fee second floor; COED elevator service:
TRANSIENT Sc, &c, &c.
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experienced nugse OF many
s6a--. wiz best If physicians refer
ene--s would ike parties who wish her
services 10 ea!l a; Iitiiz Third avenue.
ro1Tn =. Takes care Of gentlemen also:
charges reasonable
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FOR REST-S5Ife of furnished rooms
suitable far E11se kes ping. 81. Address
i -. care P0sr-lateil51encer
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FOR gEST-N3ce1y furnished rog.rs. with
- without bo4T1. az modern cssEl-
EscfszGes. good location and paeasSD;
hcEse. terms moderate III Cos1ZotA-
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EA&TEI-PosiIaoa ~ competent lady
eteuogra pher. i've years experience &,
both legal and mercantile work go "a
references. g. cage Post~Infeligenecr
HA&TEfi-By widow lady With one child.
situation as hc3seEeepeT: country pre-
ferTsd. Address E0iel bronson, room Is.
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WANTED Young man with three years
experience wishes employment in conner-
ton wits zleain boilers on land or water
Address l. ~ care Post-inte liigegcer.
WANI ED~sitGatson us atenographer
typewriter or bockkeepeF by young man
.onz experience, references. X. II. Grant
=. q. Box 49,.
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FOR RENT Furnished front room with
a5coy-, suitable FOR TWO OF taree young
men. ~ James street.
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" + Aave several customers depending on
u 10 locate them IA aCUs1S Of from 20
- !o3fIa>, lus2 be bargains. wr have
calls Io- houses On ta- -nst4lln.e1t.
ss-5te Is or SAB Fe4ze.! * Alien 81
tsGrCh , book.
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FOR RENT-E.@gantfy furnished rooms
so ard Upward, baths. steam heat
Hotel Ferguson. From: and Seneca Ms
Ferguson. p-oprsetress.
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members OF lions Maori association.
Elders who have failed to receive them
are also requested to report.
These Reunions have been most en-
Joyable events In the past. and 1t is
TO be hoped that the interest in these
missions will he perpetuated and
strengthened among those who have
been closely connected Herewith. The
Invitations are as follows:
'Haere Mall Haere Mall Zlon's
Maori association. You are cordially
invited to attend reunion of the
Australian and New Zealand missions.
to be held in the Fourteenth ward as
sembly hall. west. First South street,
salt Lake city. on Thursday evening.
April Z, 1895.
Reports Of the association will be
read and other important business sub
mitted transacted
"A good program, also. will be pre-
pared. TO commence at 1880 y. m.
please attend and exchange fra
ternal greetings with old associates,
and enjoy "reminiscences OF the past.
Families OF Elders now In the mis-
sion and Saints who have emigrated
from Australasia are also invited.
"B. GODDARD. Vice President.
"HEBER s. CUTLER.
Secretary pro tenn"
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HOW THEY WE'RE DIVORCED.
Man and Wife Take Their Lawyers Advice,
Keep Out OF the Courts and are Happy.

A strange case OF domestic suspicion.
infelcity, conference and determine
tion to try 1t again, comes from the
Office of Attorney C. NJ. Nelson. A
few days ago man called upon him
and consulted him regarding the in
stitution of divorce proceedings
against his wife. All OF the causes
leading up to the contemplated sever
ance Of the marital ties We're re-
counted In detail and 500 retainer
fee paid to the lawyer.
Just at that juncture n lady entered
the office. The man was anxious to
have her withdraw to an adjoining
room until the consultation was over,
and exhibited some nervousness on ac-
count OF her presence. Mr. Nielsen po-
litely requested the lady TO step into the
next room. But she did not care to do
so. and so stated. She declared that
what she had to say could be said in
the presence of all, as the man was
her husband. Mr.. Nielsen was as
founded. for he had suspected no such
denouement. Explanations followed
and man, wife and attorney all three
retired to the next room. When they
emerged all differences had been set
tied and the couple went away billing
and cooling like pair OF turtle doves.
That was a week ago, and today the
man declared that their happiness wa.
as supreme as that of genuine honey
moon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

As may be expected OF a play which
enjoyed long run at New York's
premier house of comedy. the Lyceum
Theater, The Mysterious Mr.. Bugle,
which will begin tonight at the
Theater. is Of the highest class, and its
fun is clean and wholesome. Although
of the French order of farcical comedy.
it does not descend to salaciousness or
suggestlveness to create laughter. The
story OF the Mysterious Mr.. Bugle is
polite and its principal characters are
ladies' and gentlemen OF fashionable
society. The scenes of the play are laid
IN and about fashionable hotel OF
Lakewood, New Jersey. and the period
is the present day. The ladies of the
play are costumed In gowns OF fash
ionable exactness and the entire pro-
duction is of u high order OF excellence
The east IL headed by the renowned
Joseph Holland and also includes
Gretchen Lyons. Winona Shannon.
Charles Collins, Agnes Findlay, Master
Michaeison. Edgar Morton. Alfred Ed
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MINOR MENTION.

Ex-Fire Chief Binford of Ogden was
in the city today.
Gus Peterson of &C Commercial street
reports the theft OF black overcoat
from the New State saloon.
The Renters Cooperative Invest
ment company Of San Francisco. deslr-
GUS of doing business In Utah. filed Its
articles of Incorporation with the coun-
ty clerk today. naming Sherwood Bird.
of this city, as its agent.
A concert will be given In the Eighth
ward this evening beginning at T:3)
o'clock. II will consist of songs and
recitations and other interesting exer-
cises. The proceeds will be devoted
to the ward fund.
George Hay. Frank Bolt and Albert
Chugg, the young men who set out to
see the world few days ago, have
been captured at Promontory on the
Southern Pacific. short distance west
OF Ogden. Hays mother will bring her
son back.
The police had merry time endeav,
oring 10 locate an imaginary burglar
last evening. word having come from
Henry c. Johnson's place. 81 s street
that "a man was trying to get into the
house. A slight MISUNDERSTANDING
took the officers first to 81 + street
thence back to the station. thence to
the proper place, where the burglar
was found to be none other than the
hallucination OF several frightened
women,