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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL.
Evangelist Brickcrt Preached Another
Stronp Sermon Last Niuht.

evangelist brickcrt Preached Another
Strong Sermon Last Night.
Services began promptly at s o'clock last
night At the Central Christian church
several soul.stlrring songs were heartily
sung by the audience, after which several
engaged in sentence, prayers. with the
thought in mind that souls might be saved
IN that hour. Memory verses were calcd
Tor and responses came from all over the
audience, the evangelist calling attention
TO the beauties of each
The congregation joined In repeating the
golden text of the Bible. John Ill. 49,:
For God so loved the world that lie gave
MS only begotten Son, that whatsoever be.
leSgth on Him should not perish, but have
After the offering Miss Bessie Warner
sung most sweetly. "To Mind Worn and
The evangelist took for his text part OF
MarNSe visit to the tomb of the saviour
disciples and Peter viii. special emphasis
on the last two words. Peter had denied
ne Lord. The Master showed His divinity
IN His great forgivlng spirit The greatest
eeption of His resurrection, was His daily
human life. Others healed the sick. cured
NE blind. raised the dead, but none lived
as He. without sin.
Peter vowed eternal fidelity to the Saviour
but when temptation came denied Him.
He followed the Saviour "afar OF" most
dangerous way for any follower, but Peter
repented, his name was changed to Petros
n rock, and preached the first gospel ser
mon on Pentecost, and for his fnithfulnes,
was martyred. cruclhed with his head
down, rot counting himself worthy to die
ms his Lord.
God loves his children not because they
love Him. but for the reason thai we are
His children. The mother loves her babe
not because it loves her, but IL Is her child
So God loves MS.
The old father for seven years went I,
every train to meet a prodigal son, VIII,
4 finally came God has been waiting, oh
| prodigGl son or daughter many years 70,
You also. His loving heart goes out t.
! you; His arms long 10 enfold YOU In
| close embrace, The Lord has use for III,
/ returned prodigal. II was not the priv
/ lego Of John or Andrew or any Of the
I other apostles to preach the first gospe
/ SERMON Potter bad stravcd farther AWAY
krew the Masters great abiding, forGivln
/ love and could more earnestly, tenderlj
! present thnt love.
When the invitation was extended .threi
! emo forward. Two confessed ~, ~ fai''' -
! Christ before men and one took member
ship.
/ all are invited.
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FOR LOSS OF APPETITE.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
School Census Nearing Completion.

II was stated yesterday afternoon bs
Mr.. James Charlton president of the
board OF trustees of the Independent school
district of Houston that Supervisor ot
Scholastic Census w. ]. Settegast, Jr.,
would have the census lists completed with
In the next few days The estimated in
crease of 20 per cent over last year gwen
out by President Charlton some days ago
will sprobably he to- high but he said
yesterday that the increase would bp
marked. particularly so In one, two or
three Of the wards.
The returns from the rural districts Of
the county are not coming in very rapidly.
and no idea Of what the result will be In
the county can yet be obtained.
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me session by 3 o'clock this afternoon.
~ which hour electric cars viii he at the
M. MI 70 take them on trolley ride over
w rty. Thu members Of the local CONF
mittee. both ladies aud gentlemen. as
many OF them as can find II convenient
20 40 SO, are expected to accompany the
VISITORS on this trolley ride
At p:30 O'Clock tonight the management
OF The Post will tender the visitors a
banquet at the Rice hotel
- Inc members Of the association leave NJ
Az o'clock tomorrow morning on visit
70 The Agricultural and Mechanical col.
iege as the guest Of President u. L. Eos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
SUMNER TOURS
Colorado and Utah.

There are many tours outlined for Colo
RADIO. but none are complete without In
Guiding quaint and picturesque Salt Lake
ere sold by ali lines in the East and South
o. sail Lake City via either the Denver
apd Rio Grande on Colorado Midland Rail
roads. In connection with the Rio Grande
ponte Tickets purchased Via this route
Win entitle holders TO stop-oyer priyi-
Ieges AT all the prominent resorts IN the
wacsv Mountains and Utah as we'll rs
snerial rates for Side trips. etc. There will
Nv daily excursions 10 Salt Lake City dur
me The entire summer as well as extra low
rates raj on special day. Inquire OF Ticket
et,yH,he city OF the Saintsn-and side
Tr,n Folder" 70 Geo w. Heintz. General
palsenrer Agent. RIO Grande Western
hallway, salt Lake City.
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r,rc .. would not drive an ordinary
poet 10 desperation. But am no ordinary
poet. do not have to depend for silva
ti0n on mineral water or diction, r,os
While th. skeleton OF that unwrittsn nns,,,
n"nere1 IKE a nightmare over my troubled
coucn last night. n ghost-I think 1, n,rv,
nave been one of the muses. / have mn.
ieehngly acknowledgements droye H.
poem back into the boneyard, aud sang Ia
w, NJ mus IN tne siren voice Of a Mineral
ing Apostrophe" way out OF the al.
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mnnrrN wnILs. rEXAs.

All things are In readiness at this famous
resort FOR comfort and entertainment OF
comers. Hotels M various prices, hot OF
cold mineral baths. Elegant grounds, Il
hand OF muslc excursion rates to and from
wells on Houston and Texas Central rail-
way and most all the other roads Write
wire or phone Wooten Wells Co.
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LOST.

In the Pullman Sleeper "Nueees," which
left New Orleans Saturday evening, May
4 and due at San Antonio Sunday even
ing. i left o package abont one foot square
ind eight inches thick, wrapped in manila
narkage contained some wearing apparel
and letters and papers. The letters bear
INV name and address, j. -: watkins.
ISwrence Kan They axe useful ony 10
~. a liberal reward sill be paid 20 any
one causing the return o. the papers.
""' ]. Il. WATKINS.
Lake Charless La.
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woman, with n misar,. ~ r2em.
Why fret about that poems ,'run nnau,
If you're not there to road II sar,.
will say; "' ~ some one
Time presses. | move the rhvmo no ana
away, w "teu
And printed In the year ponl 7. -,
make WI
page with nice. wide margins ,,ho..,,.,.A
to break s'''' "ne'e"'tn
The monotony Of business, and those who
Can note In time 10 skin. nna save tbeir
r-,,,,,,. - -,
shooting STRAIGHT IN The rhyn,a vii paim IN,
brain!
u! past experience hear 1t strongly
Twin, he o,oht months ho,os. ~, ".
Books printed.
Long, long ere that, poem You can pen.
Zen pagSs, h anu m h ADMIRED u men;
labors N"' "s"''H
Among your books cribbing from unknown
i 49,, neighhors'
Wisuom from inns, pincn OIL VIII from
.nn. -. 49,. h..o,,.s to.o,o,
peIter scneihe nee hat'he" pehe"t'
jus, write the T. +. A. the POEMS out
OF slgnt ,,v IT,. 80,
for ptoggfnnn use III print t"'i s"'" "p
r'sn''
-
so you sec. MT. Ires ,' l,S'cr w w
| having the me cage ~ runneu o., ny
/ hoem ny tne se,retnr, Iaspins W" w. ~.
~ lusl Whil hnu syn, , ~ ~ - NV nv M
| Book when Won can all take dhN on anu
| read ana ADMIRE at N"ur p's,l.r, rAPir i
J nv regar's 10 my Ie.IoW lnurn nn. -, ~
| poets nn ROTATION, hhu NV IeSlV' ~ u'3 ~,
| can re- he WIN Ihe,u ,nls NenL. NN tns ss
/ von WI also ona lhrlo''u WIZ ul''' ~
\ hand tho treasnrer 'nSt%|' :" noPNetlHs' rs
/ Is your usual custoS'' = ,uo,,,.
3 lsnnor% 4, Nhhwnr,
D"'"H' ''N'''
~ -
NJ W A shaw moved that n committee
,,ons ~ tho third assistant postmaster
oororo, rrop tho restrictions unon second
c,ose mail matter. The motion prevailed
ana ,ho cho,r Amounted on this committee
Messrs shaw. Johnston and Napier.
Tbe treasurcr's report was read, shown
,,tor,,o, of cash on hand of s26T 81. Re
-, 49,, o,,,,r,i,toc
ierreu 10 nuanev '"'''''''' MT WAGON
The report Of secretary FRANK Nrr'lot
was then read. MI vernon "a nv -"
| Sipc Springs for his health ana nc ie
! port contained the loiloWihs patheuc "'''
sion to his condition:
II desire to thank the aSsoGs"'n" ,,, ed m"S
heartily for the honors II mas c'hIGIIt
upon me and bid Its mHmihers one an Ill, ~,
last farewell. as 1t VIII De lmpphsll'i'
to ever meet with YOU again III coubc u
here below, as | am tod nut trW n'N,,
remain to me, but trust that as ilm' ! "
on to strike hands with each and ever
one of YOU on tnnt other Shnre, 'Mn WIFI,
go possibly ere You assemble to recclX,
this report God bless You one lud az
love you as my own brothers ana SIS "
and you make me carry away many. mlU
happy recollections OF me p,easlht eh.TT
we have enjoyed together hoVp tnt v
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Miami t,Re Put on at RuffaIo.

For rates and particulars about the Pan.
American Exposition call on any Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Halfway Agent or ad'
dress w. q. CRUSH,
Gen1 Pass. Agt, Dallas, Texas.
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PROGRAM FOR TODAY.

Iov, the Editors VIII Be Entertained To-
day by the CitizenS
tn. rsxss editorial association will meet
n, O'Clock this morning az Turner h'il
ana will likely conclude the business OF
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CORPORATION and notary seals, 81 30; peck.
81 senis for notarles, $500. Joseph 8.
rnbber stamp works, zoos Preston avenue.
Houston, Texas.
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To the Patrons OF Burkhart's Hand
Laundry: Mr.. MeNabb Is driving our
wagon formerly driven by Mr.. Pirkens.
please ring us up or drop US a card II You
want hand work. J, E. Burkhart'
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m,lDDy BLOOD

Means n muddy complexion. Pure blood
means clear complexion. Groves Taste
less chin Tonic makes rich, clear blood.
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Was list das? Stencils, rubber stamps
notary and lodge seals. metal checks, etc
j. v. Lore, 2205 Mechanic St., Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24

Better for the Blood Than Sarsaparilia
For Those living in the Malaria Dis
trIcts. Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24

PAMPANA SPANISH MACKERBL,
Red Snapper. Shrimp and Crabs Au-
tusy's, 4i6 Travis; phones 2l4 free delivery.
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pATRIcK's TRANsFER. PHONE 1893.
Heavy machinery and safes speciality.
stables corner Fannin and Commerce.
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FRESH sunIMp.

crabs and Fish received daily. Phones 2f4.
free delivery. Artusy's. si6 Travis street.
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PATRIcK's TRANSFER. PHONE 7ss.
Heavy machinery and safes speciality
Stables corner Fannin and Commerce.
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Quarter Century Sale Special

Childrens Fast Black, Seamless, TX
Ribbed Hose. full flushed. double knee
heel and toe, 1Sc quality, NJ TIL
special ,,,.....,...,, ..,t.,,' IN
Ladies' Fast Black, Seamless Hose
plain, Rlchelieu ribbed, or plain witt
ribbed tops, full finished. double hee
@ spac lG' . ioe quality at i0s
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NO Ill
u'''lt may follow iawnlng."
have M NY friends, am one of those who
he apulogleS to offer to any one for
4 hhle @ OF the laws OF this State
70 e,eh Irtanot nor would not undertake
iced 40 na,ns reier 10 these laws, they
nqlwealtba ehense, Under them our com
ress ami mas achieved Its present great
sltiob 49,, w glory, and there is 10 tllsnu
No neceS.1,s our people, because there is
am imnorta,,, 10 modify or repeal any OF
lut q woa1,ts statutes relating to any
ilsse sta,'', .h OF any character of rights.
~ statutes are sound in iu.incinlc aud
roDertr qua sacred Safeguard of the
.Aty onn,asu Tue liberty of the people.
Hgfiye no on no form OF honest wealth and
s ssys millions ., 81 legitimate rights. We
lcfelgn NJ Ma. receive additional millions OF
our VAST 70 continue the development
ihk sta,a aud varied resources, Int in
nshI viii eSo o sound principle OF govern
WI altar az eo DC sacrificed upon the un.
ofase sha NE Back OF these statrtes !
sad behind ana enlightened citizenship
prs q TexossA ms citizenship stands the
q prs sIaSa q Mr. Napier the address of
lse sppoin,nasss referred to committee
re rNSTP'er, y. B. Baslno Ranmd.
lehman, Eugene Noore
TIE sec,n. 4
P', NI az pset ), read "a the following letter
~. Nj. Harri. Aexas, May %, l9O1.-My
.s a n,. 40. by nature L here irving i tC
XXI, water NY ny OF her head with. CRAY
nali star, ne misery having three
~. .sgyIsscoS,1I. The water, Il had quite
5H fge ff ssp, ,o,e,tion that ! had been SCI
ssn.hitfse mug og purposes this year b,
Y, relpIuaeeai ", i Is useless to appeal.
rs'y stste ~ VnN Yesterday Of my unpre
~ ptiptea y tthhserfnlIy pink announce
hs inlneSlas.nnse. Office OF your secre
sers + little ns egme w fns
~ tss s'sy. y three gallons Of waite,
,rey m gss csed az dncei and as II I,
sry ii beml hsa ieft nv rhymin,
70 rnr., Nnw, Mr.. President
~ w ~ you III fhls nA.-ht-..t-- :,
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Quarter Century Sale Specials
Toilet Articles.

81 90 flnaud's ENtlEct in Moss Rose
Musk, Franglpanui. Green Pink, Pes,
D'ESlagne. LIS De France, and Frencl
FanSy, l-olncc bottle, m 4
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Lee She'll arrived home Saturday
night from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Holmes and daughter Mamie,
of Kinbrae, spent Sunday here visit
ing.
Mrs. Grogap, of Edgerton visited
| Mrs. Kerr, her daughter. here Sun
day.
A. P. Darling, son and daughter
and Miss Ida Fellows drove to WI
mont Sunday.
| Mr.. L. S. Banister and son of La
Porte, Ia, is visiting friends in this
city this week.
Mrs. Lehman, of Montevideo All
we'd Saturday tor visit with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Schwartz,
Willis Howard was the lucky man
to secure SIS watch for So at
Nelson's Saturday night. ~
i. Frankhouser~ and the Misses
Anna and Emma Johneonepent Sum.
day al home near Reading. r. -.s.;,
Mrs. E. L: Schwartz accompanied
by her neice, Miss Ludtke, Of F AR
mont, returned home sunday :, H.,
Regular meeting Of: tho Improve
ment League Thursday: afternoon az
4 o'clock at Worthington Hotel.
o. W. Antelman, of Minneapolis,
,ent Sunday here. Mr.. A. is search,
ing for q business location and is favs
vsrably impressed with our little city:
+ Geo. Archer, employed as Nigh
clerk at Helmick's, having secured a
better position at Sioux Falls left for
that point Saturday.
J. g. Ditzenbeger of Vermillian s,
D. was in town Tuesday to look the
place over with a. view of locating
with monumental stone works. 49,
Walter, Aagaard came down from
Fergus Falls Saturday night expect
ing to return Tuesday. He reports
GOOD business and likes the lota
ton.
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Attention.!

been in the field since January
1893 paid all claims Immediately the 5fsp
D. Pr of OF sane paid has the HUNhfDo anu
amount paid THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS You can 9eo carry
Soo
month when are disabled $40 $40 month
when YOU suffering sickness and 500 burial d at yoo
benefits small OF
per month privilege advance far as yn w6 a. any
resides policy the common Gan you 80
spend money oshy each year more
ia value it While double requirement for money
when YOU nothing coming in assist Inns
the very
and this state Any lazy or %
Of 16 and 30 years Of egabe health can carry p
in the Reliable Benefit League of Minnesota ,+
Good, active agents chm find winter employ mem Tl
with us at y good profit Home office 1902 Lumber Tx
change Bid, Minneapolis Mimi. .uo
S. collector ard solicitor Be prompt IN meenS
yrr dues wishing will roht by call on m
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All kinds of
Groceries, Fruits,
etc, kept in their
n their season.
All grades of
Worthington flour
con S t ntl y on
hand, also Madel-
ia flour.
Feed in connec-
ton.
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AUTHORIZED BY THE STALE.

AUTHORIZED BY THE STALE.
r Treats all durable medical and surgica
diseases, acute and chronic catarrh, disease
Of the eye ear, nose, throat lungs, liver
stomach and bowels. Dyspepsia, constitu-
tional catarrh, sick headache, rheum atism,
chronic female d'seases' neuralsia, sctatica;
children and all wasting.deaisses, II adults.'
Deformities, club feet, curvature OF the spine,
Diseases Of the brain, diabetes, Para!yeis,
eczema, variocele and hydrocele1 properly
'treated. Their system of curing cancers; tu-
mors, goitef, vvens, fistula and piles with the
subeantane9us methoa w1 ~ h'ooP pam a nne
81 their own discoveries and 10 really one OF
the most scientific and sure cures Of the 10th
century. Young, middle aged and old. SIM
gle OF married men ana en- W1 4o s Cnera+or
rhea, seminal losses, sey 4 de"j ta.rng
memory stunted development, ots
erRy, Impoverished blood, pimkls facia
blood and skin diseases syphilis, eruptions,
hair fading, bone pains, swelling sore throat
ulcers, effects Of mercury, kidney and piad-
der troubles, weak BACK, purnang urine;
stricture receive searching Ire atment' prompt
relief and cure for lite. They are able to
tell anyone their disease, they are not likely
TO doctor patients Tor 1ne "roP R9+h ..1.:
treated ccnfidentially and privately In1;s E,,n
Montreal, Canada. ''
\. Patients treated by correspondence and
medicines sent to- all parts Of the United
Tor reply. DR.. Rea g. Co., Boston Block,
Minneapolis, MINI. :
Consultation and examination to
those interested, enc dollar.
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y \.
III, 'urra,dn, Il vent w mn cities Tues
idAy morning NJ 55s3 u 81
Senator Shell went to the cities
Monday night. II #1S Z, v .5a1 Z. y;
James Ramage left Tuesday for
Engelvail N. D, f. + H.
. j. 81. Cakes left Tuesday for
Engelvail N. D. ,,=@y' %S@& .',''
Mayor Douglass went to Minneapo-
lis Monday night. ~ -
Henry James went to Garden CITY
Saturday to attend church returning
Monday. p" ~.
John Smith will have charge of
the Western House Office during Mr..
Cakes bsence.
Miss Margaret Phinney was a
guest OF S. A. Hildreth's on her way
home from jackson Tuesday. .. g..
Mrs. c. H. Salpaugh of Mankato
arrived Tuesday for visit with her
parentsS. Allen ane other relatives.
VIM, johnson, of Round Lake, and
mother visitee s. A. Harding, Tues
day while on their way home firm
JAG son,
Miss Evylen Eggleston leaves
Thursday for Mitchell. s. D. where
she has a position IL the Mitchell
house. Her many friends here will
regret to see her go.
@. ". Finch and wife left Tuesday
morning for Their new home, at Crys-
tai Lake, la. They leave many
friends here who will wish them sue
cess in their new location.
The train of threshing machines
that blew their whistles while pas
sing through heres last week, bring
ing some of our hremen to their feet,
done the same thing at Window
with the same results
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Screen Door&;&.
@sWir1dows9 e4e4ese

We have a fine line Of these good
on hand. Prices are very reasonable!
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LOCAL NEWS. !.

Clarence Alfred is expected here
this week. =, .'
JIM, Shanahan was in Minneapolis
over Sunday. a.
J. L. seeley. of Round Lake, was
in town Sunday. .azs
| Mrs. Sprague went to Luverne
Tuesday on visit. n
Orville Congden is now employed
| as night clerk at Helmick's. TIN
Miss Nellie Joynsou, from near
Folda srent S md y in his city:
R. f. Fepple and wife, of Without,
visited at j. P. Peterson's Sunday,
John Ronan went to Sioux City
| Monday afternoon with car Of hogs.
Miss Laura Coffit, OF Fulda, is lbe-
ing entertained by friends here this
! week. XXI
John Feldman foreman of Sec. /.
on the Omaha road received mess
age trom Shakopee announcing the
death of lis mother, and left Tues
day for that place. g%s51
Last week Mrs. M. H. Damon Ire
ceived telegram announcing the
sudden dea tn OF her brother in Mis-
siouri. The shock Frustrated her SO
TINT she has been very sick, p W.T.
w. NJ. Evane, W. B. Hubbard and
A. Oberman left Saturday afternoon
for Chicago with six cars Of stock.
They unloaded at Tama and reached
| destination Monday morning. &
On account of the organizing Of
the business mems association the
A d vn c 9 is in receipt of letter
inquiring as to advantages of this
place fer opening marble works.
The inquiry has been turned over tc
the secretary. \
| It is rumored that G. T. Upper
formerly in business at George, la.
will establish national bank al
Worthing ton. The county seat will
be fortunate in getting Mr. Tupper
Heis not ouly a thorough banker but
a rustler frop the ground up.-Dsm
ocrat, Adrian. r. r
A freight clerk at the depot recent
| ly wrote the name of a popular young
man of the town, on an egg in crate
of the goods that we're being shipped
to Minneapolis. In short time til.
young man received very affection
ate letter from one of the prettiest
girls in the twin cities, and it is said
there may be another vacancy in the
express Office. = t
( The jackson Pilot winds up roast
on the Heywood's celebrities by say
ing; "The fire department have re-
fused to turn over The. evenings re-.
ceipts'on the grounds that the en-
tertainment was not az represented
and their action; will receive the
hearty accord of the citizens of this
CITY," They Jared better here-they
got what was not earned :.
The Bsptist Church Orchestra al
sisted by the two Condor boys
of: Ellsworth ~ ipplsyed. 81 the
Court y House step, ~ Saturday
evening, Entertaining large crowd
with some fine selections. = Our vii"
lage has every reason to join the
Baptist people in feeling proud Of
such an: organization, aud, bv the
way Of encouragement should paw
them for playing at the same place
every Saturday, evening. OF course
it would not be expected each mem:
Der ,would'be paid sum sufficient
to recompense him for the time bu,
any amount would assist the orches'
ira in securing new music. The en-,
tsrtainment would bring many peo'
pie to town that would not otherwise
come. Towns around US are en-
j.. deavoring and some are furnishing
attractions. s&..
".-t"-r 49, s''R'''>
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Prepare tbe beu$<

for the annual invasion of unpleasant
insects. Put up
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-11-28

The statement that any worrying
thought by which the mind is haunted
can be baniShed by strong effort Of the
will not to think Of il is, whoever may
have made il. is most absurd. Just try IL.
On lying down at night, after day en-
Uttered by some vexatious matter, say
to Yourself. 81 will not think of 1t any
more. have gone through il all
thoroughly. 1t can do no good what
ever to go through it again" And in
another ten minutes YOU will find your
self once more in the very thick Of the
miserable business and torIuring your
self TO no purpose with all the old trou-
oes. The fact is, il is not possible by
any effort of voilion to carry out the
resolution ii will not think SO and so. y
Witness the common trick played on a
chlld OF saying, IN give you penny II
you stand in that corner for five min
utes and not once think of strawberry
jam" No human child ever won the
tempting wager But it is possible To
carey out the resolution 81 will think 50
and SO. Once fasten your attention
upon a subject so chosen and you will
find that the worrying subject which
you desire to Danish is practically an
nulled. 1t may recur from time to time
just looking in at the door, so to speak
but it will find itself so coldly received,
and will get so little attention paid to it,
that it will, after while, cease TO be
any worry at ALL