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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24

BRIEF span as fitting into the whole Let
us learn the lesson OF fatth and believe
that AZ things shall work TO M us for
that larger crown OF service ~ We love
with body, mind and soul our God. What
manifold lessons lie In all this. The les
son first OF dhe depths OF truth. Truth
as IL Us revealed 10 as In the holy book.
We read the sentence and pass it by as
III the promise was too good 10 be true.
There Is nothing too good 10 be true
There Is much that IL too false III we
stop to reflect we find what seemed to
be promise that was idle containing
the very truths that lie nearest the heart
Of QUE lives and the heart OF the uni
versal life. Let us be disseminated with
our study and knowledge OF Gods word
and seek deep IN the expressions OF our
Lord, the sayings OF the brilliant genius
shall satisfy our souls Lot us not doubt
and be sceptiCal OF attaining truth be-
cause IL does not come AT our bidding,
but let Us WOO It with patience and an
honest heart. believing that the truth
will make Us free
Again We arc taught the shortness OF
or sight and the pettlness or our COM
plainings against the Judge OF all the
earth who does right.
\ SPLENDID FAITH.
Il IS splendid and courageous faith
that believes with every true saint that
We do not as vet known as we are known.
Ihat there - one who sees the beginning
and the end and that shapes US not tor
and feel beneath us the everlasting arms
or God and 90 know that we are being
borne To heights We could not climb, Is
not only the hope, but the realization OF
those who put their trust la him.
Finally In the face OF lifes obstacles
We arc 10 be led 20 the virtue OF resig
nation. There comes time when We
reach tho limits of thought and action.
20 be- resigned. then. is virtue or ra-
uOual judgment. 10 20 az far a. We
can TO peer out into the iWure as Tar
as We may and then 10 believe that ON
ana beyond ell Is well. That not only Is
The future secure. bat that the past will
be- untangled and woven into shape by
hand swifter than ours on pattern
nonlcr than We have Imagined.
70 gO out quickly then and work
strongly ln the faith that come good on
IN all shall work together 90 ht us for
the realization OF the purpose that God
has established FOR us s. not only Chris
tan but stme. out OF the fruits OF our
experience. after the wine press has been
tr0d and We have tasted Of the bitter cup
with the veil pushed aside we shall say
with the apostles. We. too know that 20
them that love God an things work to-
gether for good.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24
REV. AR. KROM
lcontInued rrom nage SIX

iloulllNeu from page olAsJ
Il. IL was tho best thlns that ever hap
pened me.
FROM THE DEMON or AVARICE.
Before you thought of but one thing.
your business Failure made you con-
scIuus OF other things. / made You con-
sclous 1f your duty to that wife and
those children. duty that could not be
paid in merely supplying them with food
and clothes. 10 saved YOU from the de-
mon OF avarice. one OF the worst ana
most bcsettng sins OF our axe now
many women in this city there are. hlgh
ninuCd noble sOulcd, susceptible as the
rnaras o. the finest instrument, VINO are
ottrg Aa, bv dav and year by year fpr
Nant OF "a little sympathy ana luNe from
n man VINO has sworn to love them. NSt
who has no higher conception or thelt
nature tn8n 10 suppose thal All lh'g h"'u
or desire is food and Clothes. ,,
WHAT sacrifices these women W'uh
make. what depths " poverty ""uia
win blrk 'tnc love aui kindiy sympatny
of the man TO whom they nave given
their lives Does not God see these
broken hearts. these moist'ned eyes, and
III fr moi 0fteriirnCa bE means az bitter
cxupripnc-a not only trt iug y save the
maa from his greed, but 10 soiace Hhu
heal the broken sp.rtf ,, ...
k,o need TO see lifc steadily and 90 sce
10 vb tIe. An Thugs work together Tor
our. good before We can lunkr w
,,, \ NO ~ 81 single. sting or smart the
cornuletad garment OF life must be- laia
ONT before us The woof and warp must
have found their place me trslers sn
tic must have ceased Now We -
throusb a glass darkly. 10 may be that
yybof AFTER I'm seemed but barren sahc
shau sfon as one 1f lies oases Wh'h
We shall see face Go face.
THE LESSON or FAITH
Some things nov wo see even In our
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24

ing Of this knowledge the basis In the
mind OF the foulest spiritual falsity. The
psychological effect OF degeneration upon
kulwledgc is Go falsify g.
Thus IL Is that within the mind OF the
utRenerduug man there Is an hceH-tNt
activity rs actual as the activity In iooa
during the process OF cooking by which
all the facts Of knowledge with MIN be-
come arranged according 20 their perNcrt-
ed order 90 relationships, until the man
finally becomes lnCapacl' u knowing
spiritual truth and auirms as truth the
identical opposite which IS falsity
With every man is his prrdominauug
the heart. and controls an the lesser at-
fCcuon3 and impalses and directs the
whole vital energy of the mind TOWARD
accomplishing its purposes. Thus it de-
tcrmincs and vltallZcs al pcrs1ual amoi-
tions. fhe qualify OF this predominaung
love may range anywhere between the
rage of hate OF the lowest devil. and thus,
if IL could but he dscarned. IL would ndi-
cate the precise point arrived at iu re-
generation or degeneration.
SEXES UPON NNowLEDOE.
This prcdominating love sc.zts upon
knoWlodgt as "a would lay nuid upon
money on any other desiraDic suUJeci. ana
makes APPROPRIATION OF ~ tu tDe way
suitable 10 usclI when "a uegeucIattuB
genius snail have mustered fnC contents
OF this scientific BiDlt. the result may pc
easily luagluCu. IntlboOk 20 luul~pHt-
apie KNOW leuEe b'lng treasury OF ftA'1
open ana tree 10 every conner would lur-
fAsh this dcgencratug man with lH-
creased iaciliues for gratifying MS sclllsh
uoslrCs.
when scientific facts are utilized Co
crafty sclnshucss they become KNOW
icdge standing on its head. which, know
lclse o. perverted or falaned. ~ hen We
think 20 a rcgeueratiuR man ~ .nteiec-
tual capacity mastering the Conteuts oi
this scientific iuhlc We anticipate re-
suit entirely different from the one VIII
the wicked man. Ills predOminatlug igNc
ls 90 bless mankind hy leading ID uEelui
life. Ho learns 90 interpret science ac-
Cording Co its relationship with God dhu
the universal good of human liie, aud he
utilizcs this knowledge Tor alUIiftc ana
generous ends Tnus 10 becomcs manifest
that there exlstes positive nccd which
is Indispensable 90 Nfe Itself for some
spiritual enightenueht distinct from
scientlfc enlightcnmcnt hy which The rec
genera tion % the mind or soul may beWn
simultaneously with the birth ~ ration-
atty and by which science Itself may be
made 90 serve a higher uurpure than iis
dcv1tecs row think possible Tor 10
This spiritual enlghtenment is 10 de-
sOcnd upon the world in an ever increas-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24

ing brilliance during tris now century,
and It's purifying influences will not only
result I'm the transformation Of society.
10 the establishment OF higher forms OF
justice than those that now prevail. but
Will organize the altruistiC energies OF the
human race by which a higher form OF
which our lmaginatiors can at present
picture
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24

dence; but in the sense that we are able
10 force the oak tree in the acorn and TO
Judge somewhat Of the future events
from present visible causes we may
properly and prohtably anticipate some
things pertaining to the religious life OF
the new century.
1t is sate 20 predict that man will seek
to learn the spiritual Interpretation of
scripture as he has heretofore sought 90
Investigate the secrets OF nature and that
the enlightenment which he will receive
from as a source OF knowledge will di-
rect him I'm a higher evolution than the
world has heretofore seen wherein the
intelligence will voluntarily direct itself
toward altruistic attainments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24
A SCIENTISTS LABOR.

Progress or evolution has reached that
point now where its continuance de-
mands turn toward more spiritual at
tainments. / think / may show TINS oy an
illustration one OF our greatest liNing
scientists has undertaken the prepara-
tion OF what might be called with CON
siderable propriety scientific blole lie
has invented for the purpose new
method by which he is collecting from
all the scientific literature Of the worlo'
I'm a most accurate manner. and without
repetition, ell definitely known sclentihc
facts.
In his great Laboratories he Is reNeIlig
ing these facts with greatest care. ms
book. 80 he claims will bring Wl'iun 'he
average students knowledge, the sum
total of an definitely known scienilnc
facts up TO date. and thus the way VIII
be- prepared for an advance no new uls
coveries heretofore Unprecedented Notus
are incapable OF picturing the p'n'u''.'
results 20 fiow from such an achleNtin',i'
and prof Elmer Gates viii justly u,-
serve tho deep ami impcrishabie Erau-
tude OF humanity " ne succeeds ih TINS
his undertaking. lin,
Rut let US now imagine THIS sciei IL ,,.
Rlble completed and us mhSt tIr ". 80
contents. Thus We would b' hhoa,tt.s hoa,ts,,,,
= ,,a.tiy Increased amount or indlsput.
able facts. 10 H. q grand thouss 90
what humiliation Cngulfs NJ wien W
think that an Internal spirit hilkn' i'"'"
these facts as readily ~ an ahh'"
THE pEGENERAT1NG MAN
t,ssmucb "a ali knowledge ls relative
org sornnsrative and all persons pos s"ss
s,f,sf.taI freedom therefore, the simple
reversal Of the true order OF relationship
between these facts might result in max
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-09-18

Tn Q $ a. yuloy eat
chicken sIIooClnS Cnss IaIi.
The threshiug Is being pUehe! yi4or,
ously ali over the county.
P. I. Axuess, of Pielpont, was a
Webster visitor Saturday.
DR.. Doran and wife, of Minneapolis,
spent Monday in this city.
Miss Eva Guimont returned saturday
from her visit in Minnesota.
j. B. Lilley, of Aberdeen, Was al the
city between trains Tuesday.
Frank Sears was in Waubay satur-
day on professional business.
When'you want a bill of lumber let
Williams Brothers figure on it.
j. G. Rathbun made a business trip
to haywood, Iowa, this week.
L. W. Anderson, of Condo, took in
the sights in this city Monday.
E. E. Hatch and Chas. Miller, of
Lufman, were in the city Friday.
Dray wanted? Then call e. $. Phillips
with his big mules. Phone No. 81.
Our Office force is short this week
the devil and editor are out shooting.
A. E. Cooper, of Britton, was trans
acting business in this city Saturday.
Mrs. D. E. Wallace has purchased a
Behr Bros. piano of the Ainsworth Co.
Ephraim Beachy returned Saturday
from a trip to Milwaukee and Chicago.
Why not drink the best? Val Blatz
famous Milwaukee beer. Hotel Webster
bar.
Mrs. W. H. Mathews went to Orion
vile yesterday morning to visit her
parents.
A competant girl wanted for general
house work. Call or address Mrs. e. r.
Foster.
Ballast Merland was down from
Langford Wednesday on real estate
business.
Twenty-Five cars of stock were
shipped from Webster to Sioux City
Saturday.
Wanted-A cook. Liberal wages.
Address r. +. Brokaw, Bristol, South
Dakota.
E. O. Jones, auditor of Marshall
county, was a Webster visitor between
trains Tuesday.
Window shades and curtain
rods of all kinds at the Elevator
Store.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-09-18

Rev. W. H.. Thrall, of Huron, super
intendent of Congregational churches
of this state, will preach in the Congre-
gational church in this city, Sunday
morning, September 21st.
Miss frankie Lee, of Rush Springs,
Okla, daughter of u former towns
man, j. A. Lee, arrived in this city Sat
urday evening to spend the winter with
her aunt, Mrs. P. r. Gruby.
Owing to the unsuitability of most
water along this line for use in steam
boilers, the railroad company has made
arrangements with the city authorities
for the use of city water at this station.
Harold Kramer arrived from st. Paul
Thursday evening and will remain a
couple of weeks visiting before starting
for Oklahoma, where his father has
decided to locate, with a car containing
their household effects.
The loss of Olson & Cornelius from
the recent fire was adjusted last Thurs
day. The boys will do business in
Henry Hits old stand on the east side
Of Main street until the repairs on the
old building are completed.
O. s. Duell, of Bristol, was in the
city Monday. He informed us that he
is selling his Bristol property and will
spend the coming winter in Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Iowa; but You AN bet
Charley will be back in the spring.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-09-18

T. N. Prichard was in the city Tues
day erecting a fine monument to the
late S. 9. Wallace. Mr. Prichard is
proprietor of a marble and granite bust
ness in Watertown and has to his credit
some of the finest work in the state.
= The Milbank Dramatic Club will pre-
sent the five-act melo-drama entitled
"Tony, the Convict" at the Webster
opera house, Tuesday evening, Sept. 30,
1902. See hand-bills later. Tickets ON
sale at usual place; price zoe and Soc.
The hard coal strike has not yet been
settled, and those expecting to burn
soft coal will do well to lay in a stock at
once. +. A. Wearne, now doing bust
ness at the old McKeown sheds, has a
good stock of soft coal and will give
you good service.
John Z. Peterson, of Raritan town
ship, was in town Monday and
informed us that he had just finished
threshing his oats and that they
yielded SO bushels per acre. A two
bushel grain sack of them weighs liz
pounds or three and one-half bushels.
Eighteen ladies assembled at the
home of Mrs. A. Small yesterday after
noon and organized a reading circle
with the following officers: President,
Mrs. Andrew Small; vice-president,
Mrs. G. d. Peterson; secretary, Mrs. @.
Malmberg; treasurer, Mrs. J. L. Harris.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-09-18

4. W. Small, Webster's genial mayor,
Easin town last Saturday evening"
Andoyer Gazette.
"Metal velvets," the latest
material for waists, at the E1e-
Vator Store.
Rev. E. G. H. Peithmann returned
saturday from a visit to northern Day
anu MARSHALL counties.
hmnltt Forbes is now engaged in the
uai' wood and feed business at the old
Compton yard.
Mrs. 7. E. Haugen, of Webster, is
1e guest of Mrs. ]. B. Lilley for several
Oays'-Aberdeen News.
ZONE IN and have a square meal or
'ancn at the restaurant next door south
Of Weinstein's.
vySters in every style aud on the
nAl'Sheu at Mahaney's, next door
Outh OF Flagstad's.
remember the fall millinery opening
friday and Saturday, 2eth and 27th
u september, at The Fair.
Ow about shoes? Have you
the new ones just received
a'ane Elevator Store,
!. L you want a loan upon land
rDay county apply at the
- mer and Merchants Bank.
ey will satisfy you as to the
.ats and privilege ne nnannnnt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-09-18

Do you need a new dress? The
Elevator Store has a nice and
complete line to select from.
Miss Elsie Gibbs, assistant principal
of the city schools, returned from heI
home in Monticello, Mimi, last week,
Highest market price paid for Spelt2
at Spencer Grain Co.'S Elevator.
P. J. Wagner, agent.
Another season our farmers will
doubtless treat their seed wheat for
smut. Experience is a hard school, etc.
The livery at the south end of Pick,
erel lake furnishes rigs to hunters at
reasonable rates. A. Frost, Prop.
If you know an item of local news
send it to this office or give it to II OF
the force. 1t will be duly appreciated.
Quilts and blankets of all
grades at the Elevator Store. Ii
in need of any go and see them.
Chilson & Haugen sell H. w. Barker's
cough catarrh consumption remedy
because it is the genuine. Nothing like it.
We have a few 70 cent and 81 negli.
gee shirts left which we Will close out
at so cents.
The Bell Clothing and Shoe Store.
DR.. J. F. D. Cook was nominated for
coroner of Marshall county at the
republican convention in Britton Satur,
day.
Hats and caps. A new full
line lust received. Come and
make your selection now, at the
Elevator Store.
Mr., and Mrs. Beetem, Mesdames Ida
harrison, E. G. Cowan and s. G.. Was
brook, of verdon, Sundayed in Web
ster.
TT in need of a suit or oyercoat this
fall don't forget to visit the Bell Cloth
ing and Shoe Store. Their stock is bet
ter than ever before.
Miss Carlson, who has been visiting
Miss Kristen Peterson for the past six
weeks, departed Friday for her hcme in
Chicago.
Emmitt Forbes will be glad to see his
old friends and the public generally, ne
ia hack in the fuel and feed business at
the old Compton yard.
The Webster base ball team will give
q social ball next Thursday, Sept. 25th,
at the opera house. Music by Cooks
orchestra.
Money TO loan ON Day county
at a low rate of interest
with privilege of payment at
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-09-18

Mesdames G. Band and W. W.
Knott, of Bristol, were shopping and
visiting in this city Friday.
Farmers, bring in your old scrap iron
while the price is up-$6.00 per ton in
trade at the Bell Clothing House.
Frank Sears has gotten out some fine
half-tones to use in connection with his
candidacy for states attorney.
Will ray a good price for spring
chickens at the restaurant next door
sonth of Weinstein's.
If you give a party, go VISITING or
have friends visiting you, tell us about
it, we want all the local news.
For Rent-8O-acre farm two miles
from Webster. Good buildings. Apply
d. B. Compton.
C. F. Black, after a short visit with
his brothers in Redfeld, returned Sat
urdav; Mrs. Black returned Tuesday
In all the world no cure like II. w.
Bankers cough catarrh consumption
remedy. At Chilson & Haugen's.
Rev. J. S. Hardness passed through
Bradley on the train Monday morning
eproute to Watertown.-Bradley Globe
Ladies', have you seen the
famous w. ID. long hip, erect
form corset? The newest corset
ont. The Elevator Stare has
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-09-18

Lost-Between Al. Shepards farm and
Webster a Remington 12-gauge shotgun.
Finder leave at G. G. Chapman's barber
shop and receive reward.
Hon. Franklin Barber, candidate for
representative on the populist ticket,
was in the city Monday looking after
his fences.
Williams Bros. Lumber Co., the new
firm, is making prices on lumber and
building material that cannot be
touched by competitors.
Mrs. j. H. Lund gave a handkerchief
shower for Miss Carlson, of Chicago,
last Thursday evening. Covers were
laid for fifteen.
Ifyou are in need of underwear
and furnishings 60 to the E1eva-
tor Store. They have a good
assortment at right prices.
J. P. Croal, of the Sisseton Courant,
Sundayed in this city. Jack says Sisse-
ton is booming and the Courant is get
ting right to the front.
Our stock of mems and boys shoes is
now complete. Prices ranging from
ST.. Is and upwards. Come in and see
them. Bell Clothing and Shoe Store.
A. w. Phelps, agent for the McCaull-
Webster Elevator Co. at Holmquist,
was a Webster visitor Monday. He
Gays Holmquist is booming.
The many friends and pupils of Miss
Gertrude Stone will regret to learn
that ill health will prevent her return
ing to Webster to teach this fall.
Our stock of boys and children'e
school suits and shoes is now complete
ard we viii sell at prices that will suit
all. The Bell Clothing and Shoe Store.
One Of the most popular things with
farmers when they visit Webster is
Mahaney's dinner, they get just what
they are looking for in the % cent din
ner.
Arthur Miller, of Aberdeen, a repre-
sentative of the st. Croix Lumber Co.,
is in the city today closing up the COM
pany's business and arranging for its
collections.
Z. E. Noble, of Minneapolis, was
looking after business in Webster
Wednesday. He is now on the road
representing a Minneapolis sash and
door factory.
The Elevator Store has Just
received the most up-to-date
line of c1oaks, Jackets and furs
to be found I'm this part of the
country. No old and shop-worn
goods to he had there. Come
and make your selection now.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-09-18

Milwaukee, famous beer on draught
at Hotel Webster bar.
The new crop has commenced to
move on this market.
Only a few more of those 30 cent
waists left at The Fair.
j. G. Englehart was at Bristol Tues
day buying some cattle.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-09-18

Sticky fly p~aper-three double sheets
for sc at The Fair.
Have you tried Williams Bros. Lum-
Der Co. for prices?
Henry Thumb, of Condo, was a Web
ster visitor Monday.
R. P. Brokaw, Of Bristol, was a Web
ster visitor Saturday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-09-18
HOME NEWS.
webster Market.
u avery Thursday by J. W. Abbott.
Ii About Webster, Webster
p.onIe and Webster Visitors.

Pow a ire-break.
Give US the news.
Gain sacks for rent at The Fair.
\ Buy your fuel of the Forbes Fuel Co
MANY farmers have finished threshing.
II Try Mahaney's new place for a meal.
Duck shooting is reported as rather
ban.
Don't forget that bargain in shirts at
che Fair.
John Knott was over from Bristol
Saturday.
jerry Wilson was over from Sisseton
Saturday.
NJ. and Mrs. John Williams arrived
this morning.
Andrew Mage was down from Lang
ford Monday.
Wanted-A dining-room girl at the
Hotel Webster.
Hardware of all kinds, at the
prices, at the Elevator
Store.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1902-04-24
Stricken With Appoplexy.

The Rev. Thomas B. Appleget, a
prominent member of the New Jersey
Methodist Protestant Conference, and
at one time president of that body,
was stricken with apoplexy Thursday
while on train en- route to Camden
from his home in Hightstown. He
was taken to the Cooper Hospital in
an unconscious condition.
The physicians worked over him for
nearly three hours before he revived
and late at night they pronounced
him out of immediate danger.
Mr.. Appleget is secretary of the
Preachers Aid Society and an active
worker in a number of charity organ
izations. He is also historian of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. The attack
Thursday is the third he has suffered
within two months.
Mr.. Appleget is well known in this
city and has many friends here.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1902-04-24
ENDED HIS LIFE
BY DROWNING,
John Laning an Aged Gentleman
Walks Into Pond and is
Drowned.

John Laning, brother of VIM.
Laning, of the firm of Probasco &
Laning, Thursday committed suicide
by drowning.
Mr.. Laning, seventy four years cid,
lived upon a farm at Rammel's mill.
He has been i'll for some time. de-
jected and morose.
Thursday Mr.. Laning's son and
another man were setting out straw
berry plants, when they noticed Mr.
Laning going to the pond, and were
Mortified to see him plunge overheard
They fastened to the waters edge
and noticed the overcoat of Mr.. Ian
ing on the surface. Hastily securing
a boat they started for him, but the
leaky old craft sank with them and
the two men were obliged to swim
ashore. Securing another boat they
again went out, and found the lifeless
body in twelve feet of water
The County Physician was notified,
and after investigation decided it was
a case of suicide, and the Coroner S
services were deemed unnecessary.