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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-08

furnace with thee, like the Son Of
Godl Believe me, christian, yea
believe God. You that have known
most Of God in Christ here. II is as
nothing to whaiyou shall know; in
comparison Of that it scarce dc
serves to be called knowledges.
For as these bodies, so that
knowledge Of this world must
cease, that more perfect may sue
ceed."
knowledge shall vanish away;
for we know 10 part. and we proph-
esy IN part. But when that which
is perfect is come, then that which
is in part shall be done away.
When ! was a child, spake AZ
a child. understood as a child.
II thought AS a child; but
whom became man put away
childish things. For now we see
through glass darkIy but then
face to face; now | know in part
but then shalt | know even as also
| am known" For according to
the promise we look for new
heaven aud 8 new earth, wherein
dwelletb righteousness Marvel not
therefore, christian how it can be
life eternal to know God, and
Jesus Christ. To enjoy God and
jesus Christ is eternal life, and the
souPs enjoying is in Knowing.
They that SAVIOR only OF sarth and
consult With flesh, think ii a poor
happiness to know God. Bat wo
know that we are Of God, and the
whole world icth in wckcdness;
and we know that the Son OF God
is come, and hath given us an un-
derstanding, that we may know
him that is true; and We are in
him that is true, oven in his Bon
Jesus Christ:
This is the true God and eternal
life." The memory will not be idle
or useless, in this blessed work.
| From that height the saint can
look behind him and before him.
And to compare past with pres
ent things must raise in the blessed
soul an inconceivabIe esteem and
sense Of It's condition. To stand
on that mount whence wc can SEQ
the wilderness and Canaan both at
once---To stand in heaven and look
back on earth, and weigh them to-
gother in tho balance Of compar.
ing sense and judgment, how must
its needs transport the soul, and
make it cry out, Oh! sublime and
wonderful works OF God; what
knowledge.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-08
CuhayeG/ trim last we6l:

CAhages /rom last wa6l:
"HOLY FIRE. When Nehe !
piah gas appointed 70 the gov
rnmont Of Judea, With full al
lority to build the walls Of Je.
usalcm, and TO fnish the Sec
Ind Temple, he sent to search, !,
or the holy fire, which, before
he captivity Of Babylon, the
PRIESTS had hidden in a dry and
[eep pit: not inding any fire.
here, bat only thick and muddy
water, ho sprinkled this upon
he altar, and presently the wood
Ehich had been SO sprlnkiod
oolx fire az, soon as the san be
lin to shine, Which miracles
coming to the knowledge OF the
ring of Persia, he caused she
blaze to be encompassed With
walls where she fire bad been
hidden and granted great Ia
yours and privileges TO the
priests.
NHOLY GROUND. Tho lodge
s situated on holy ground The
Rrst, lodge Was con5ecrated On
Recount Of three grand offerings
thereon made, which met divine
appreciation. FIRST she ready
compliance OF Abraham to the
will OF God, ia not refusing to
bffer UP his son Isaac as 6 burnt
offering, when it pleased she al
mighty to substitute q more o.
greeable viC6lm in his stead
second, the many pions prayers
and eiaculations Of King DAVID
which actually appeaSed the
Ewrath OF God, and stayed q pes
tilence which than ragged among
the people, owing to his lnadVsr
tently having had them number
ed; and thirdly, the nanny thanks
givings, oblationa, burnt sacrl
fees, and costly offerings wE.icf
Solomon, King Of Israel, made
at the completion, dedlcstlon
and consecration OF the temple
of Jerusalem, to Gods service
These three did than, have
since, and ] trust ever will, rem
der the ground work OF a Ma
sons lodge holy
HOLY OF HOLES. Tho IN
nermost and most sacred par
Of the temple was called th'
Holy of Holes, and sometimes
the Most Holy Place, and wa
ordained and made on purpos'
for the reception Of tho ARK 2
the Covenant. The whole enc
and reason Of that most sacre'
place being none other, but 70 o
. tabernacle for it. This plac'
or room was Of an exact cuor
form, as being thirty feet squar'
and thirty feet high. In 70
centre the ark was placed, apol
IVA stone rising there three IN
>kers breadth above the iloor' :
be, as it we're, a pedestal lor 7
On the two sides Of it stoo
two chorubims fifteen feet hlgt
one on the one side, the other 3
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-08
LOOK HERE!

If YOU want toput your lands into the hands OF LAND
MAN. s GARRETT, will treat YOU right-So list with
him. AS he is going to make this part of his business. and
IN the O2arks is the place buy home And we advise tho
home seekers to JAH.ve Fowler Mo- bsfor. MR.
chasing elsewhere 1t beautiful Country surrounding e
newly started VILLAGE, and the greatest natural induce
mens are offered at this point both the farmer and
business men. And the Seeker after truth it ha, ne
quals earth.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-08

the osaar side, q. eQnal distances
from The centre Of tia ark and
eoch side yah, whore, having
theiI wings nXpaAded, With two
o. them they touched tho said
side walls, and with the other,
two they did most and touth
each other exactly over the mid
die Of the ark; 50 that he ark
stood exactly IL the middle be
tween these two cAorubims
HOLY LODGE. THIS lodge
Yves opened at the foot of Mount
Horob, in the Wilderness Of ST.
mai, about two years alter the
exode OF the lsraelitea from
| Egypt, on the spot where Moses
was first commanded to go down
into Egypt, and where he was
directed TO put OIL hin shoes from
his feet, because tie ground was
holy. Hare the Almighty delivered
| TO him the docalcgue with the
forms Of tie tabernacle and the
lark, and here he dictated those
peculiar forms Of civil and relig-
Iiour polity, which, by separat-
| ing his people from an other na.
| tons, he consacGated Israel q
lchoseu vessel for his service.
| Over this lodge presided NO
ses, the great aid inspired law
giyar; Aholiab, the curious car
YER and ombroidsrer, end Be2a-
! Iaei ino famous architect
HONEY. Honey was univer'
sally used as Il symbol Of death
The ancients made libations tf
the dead OF honey, wing, and
| blood. Funeral cakes were
placed by the Greeks in The
mouths OF deceased persons tt
appease tho wrath OF Cerberus
Thus Virgil, Mella soporatan
ct medicatis frugibus ofiam
HaaaQa. or round, broad, or thlr
cakes, with honey, made a par
of the funeral offerings, TO lie
cate, or the Moon.
HOPE. Hope is an anchor 0
, the soul, both sure and stead
fast. then let 8 firm reliance o
the Almighty's goodness AM
mate our enGeavours, and enabl'
us to Ak our hope within TN
. limits OF his most gracious
promises, SO shall success at
tend us; if we believe 9 thing i'm
possible our dependency ma,
, render it so, but If we persever
: to she end, we shall finally over
! come all difficulties.
| HOREB, This mountain wa
: remarkable for seven memorable
4 transactions. The burning i'usf
! tie striking Of the rock with "a
j rod OF Moses, the lifting UP 9
q Moses hands by Aaron an
1 EIur, which produced the slat
!. glitter of the Amalekites; the DC
4 livery Of the law; the forty day
/. abstinence by Moses; the demo
4 ition or the two tables OF ston
!, on sight Of the golden calf; an
1 the supernal vision o. Elllah.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-08

good timber, pasture, between
five and six hundred bearing apple
trees considered one mon . II
finest orchards in Texas Co. Good
log house 2 rooms good barn and
other out buildings, in fact it il a
fine farm. Call at this OrEIsr for
particulars.
No. 9. l20 acres, near Fowler
Mo. With large percent il sul.
tivation. A fne young orchard:
Good house: Good barn; and two
good drilled wells: Ridge lasd.
but Is as good as in thi, Fart OF
Texas Go. For particulars call al
this OFFICE.
we have other property in tic
lneighborhood Of Fowler in sur lie
an sale, call and get you Aice HON
fox good location. I'M
' n X
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
STRIKE DECLARED OFF
Structural Steel Strike on State Ar
mory at Trenton, N. J., Is Ended
Men Return to Work.

Trenton, N. j., Nov. 90,-The strike
of so structural steel workers on the
new state armory here was declared
off this morning and the men returned
to work at noon.
The strike was declared November
II against Dell, Cahow & Co., of New
York city who are doing the steel
erecting for the armory, and was a
part of the general strike inaugurated
by the structural iron and steel work
ers in New York city.
1t is claimed that the strike was di-
rected against Dell, Cahow & Cos work
wherever in progress, under a conten-
tion that the firm was hiring nonunion
workmen. They denied the charge,
substantiated their claim and the
Structural Iron Workers union of New
York repealed the strike order against
this firm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
HOW MUCH CASH CAN
COLOMBIA GET
AND RETIRE
From Contest as Grace
fully as Possible.
WAR TALK IS GROWING

Washington, D. c., Nov. 3O-Dr Her
ran, the Colombian minister, has 81
fenced all the members of the Reyes
party and the Bolivar commission. The
Colombians are now holding warm
conferences in which they are attempt
ing to find out what steps should be
taken to bring the South American re-
public out of the present squabble in
the best form.
General Reyes is known to have un-
dergone change of mind as to the
best method Of looking after his coun-
try's interests here. War talk did not
make any impression upon the United
States. 1t is now presumed that DIR.
Herran's advice is to be taken. as an
attempt will now probably be made to
bring Colombia out of the muddle with
all the money possible. The return of
Panama to the Colombia union, and the
retraction of all the steps taken by the
United States government are SO far
out Of the question that they will pro-
badly not be suggested
1t is believed that DR.. Reyes and his
party will not make move until af-
ter the formal ratification of a canal
treaty by Panama, and its return to the
United States. They are doubtless
waiting to discover what the public
sentiment will be here in the United
States. Attempts on the part of Gener-
al Reyes and other Colombians to bring
about reopening of canal negotiations
with the United States will be fruit
less
Reports from the United States min
lister at Bogota, and other sources, that
war talk in Colombia is becoming
more wide spread, calls attention to
the fact that even If General Reyes
mission to the United States accom-
plishes no other purposes, 1t will serve
for an excuse for the Colombian arm
les to mobolize. II is not conceded that
passage of troops by land from Colon
bia to the Isthmus is impossible.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
JUDGE ROBINSON
Taken Seriously III in
Court at Youngstown.

Youngstown. O.. Nov. 30-While
hearing case in common pleas court
here today, Judge G. F. Robinson suf-
fered an acute attack OF pleurisy. He
was assisted to his private room in
the building, and later removed to the
city hospital in serious condition.
Judge Robinson Is well known
throughout Ohio as a jurist, and
prominently mentioned several times
as a candidate for congressman from
the 18th district The late President
Mckinley, during his administration,
would have appointed Judge Robin
son to the United States circuit bench.
but the judge preferred to retain his
position in the lower court. Tie is a
resident of Ravenna, a veteran of the
civil war and was for eight months a
prisoner in Andersonville. He has
been common pleas Judge for fifteen
years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
SENATOR FORAKER IS
THE SUBJECT Of
CRITICISM
Blamed For New Federal
Court Bill.
Benefit OF COLUMBUS

Cincinnati, o., Nov 30-Criticism of
Senator Foraker was a feature Of the
meeting this afternoon at the cham
Der of commerce of representatives
of business organizations to protest
against the bill in congress creating a
third federal court district in Ohio.
A resolution was adopted declaring
that. the proposed new district was un-
called for. 1t was openly charged that
the measure objected to was planned
at Columbus to help the business in
terests of that city. 1t developed at
the meeting that telegram, sent in
the name of Superintendent j. c. Muir
ray to Senator Foraker asking his
views on the measure to be introduced
had brought no response.
State Senator May Silberg remark
ed: 81 don't believe we ought to send
resolutions to Senator Foraker. I be-
lieve we should appeal to the chair
man Of the judiciary committee and
Senator Hanna. / believe Senator
Hanna, though not a citizen of Gin
cinnati, will take more interest in this
matter than our own senator"
Attention was called to the fact that
the bill was constructed, 80 as to
not step on the corns of Cleveland
and it was charged at the meeting
that Columbus and Cleveland are in
league in the matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
REPUBLIC COMPANY
POSTPONES DIVIDEND

Official Announcement Made Yesterday
Afternoon-Reasons Given For the
Action-Gates Elected Director.
New York, Nov. 30-The directors Of
the Republic Iron and Steel company
met at &c Broadway this afternoon. AZ
ter the meeting it was announced that
action on the preferred divIend had
been postponed. This official state
ment was made public:
''In view of the present unsettled
condition of the iron and steel indus
try, the directors deem IL their duty to
the stockholders to husband the COM
pany's resources and to increase its
financial strength, and for these con-
siderations have decided to postpone
the declaration of the usual dividend.
The properties are free from bonded
Indebtedness and the receipts of the
company are in excess of all its liabil-
tiles. Since the organization of the
company, more than $6,000,000 have
been expended for entirely new con-
struction, which will give the company
largely increased earnings as soon as
the iron industry resumes its normal
conditions"
John w. Gates was elected a direc-
tor in place Of August Belmont, resign
ed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
JEALOUSY OVER GIRL
CAUSE FOR KILLING
Family Function in Kentucky Wherein a
Nephew Kills Uncle and Cousin and
Wounds Two Others.

Louisville, KY, Nov. 30-At Pike
View, Hart county, Squire Osborne
and his son David, were killed out
right, and William Gardner and Jonn
Bennett We're perhaps fatally wounded
by an assassin, who fired upon them
from outside window OF the Osborne
residence while they were sitting
around an open fire,
Jealousy over a girl is the alleged
cause OF the killing and Custer Gard
ner, nephew of Squire Osborne is In
Jail, charged with the killing. He Is
guarded from mob violence.
While the Osbornes were talking in
the Osborne house, Squire Osborne was
shot dead. Dave Osborne sprang to
his feet and was gazing at the dead
body OF his father when another shot
rang out and he fell dead with a load
of buckshot in his breast. William
Gardner ran to the door only to re-
ceive another charge from the assas-
sins shotgun. Bennett was next shot
through the head.
Custer Gardner, who is suspected,
was captured at Elizabethtown and a
lyncbing Is expected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
CONSUL SKINNER
On His Way to Meet King
Menelik.

Dji1outil, French Somaliland. Nov.
30.-Robert p. Skinner, of Massillon,
United States consul at Marsoilles. who
is going tc Abyssinia to conduct nego-
tiations with King Menelik, with his
escort reached Harra, Abyssinia Sutur-
day. Atyssinia troops met the party
eight miles outside the town and Gen.
Ras Makonnen, with bodyguard OF
1000 greeted the column when within
two miles of the city. The new pal
ace was placed at the disposal of the
Americans.
Gen Ras Makonnen was received with
military honors. The scene was ex-
tremely picturesque, The Americans
met with unprecedented cordiality.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
FATAL COLLISION
Two Men Fatally Injured and Many Pas
sengers Badly Shaken Up--Train
Collides With Gondolas.

Hazelton, Pa, Nov. 30.-A fatal coll
lision occurred near Hazel Greek juno
ton about seven miles east of here
today between three gondoias and q
Lehigh Valley passenger train.
Oscar Kleckner and Robert Hill fire.
men of the passenger train were fatal
ly injured and 25 passengers were bad
ly shaken up. Kleckner was thrown.
into a creek along side the track and
his skull fractured. Hill was caught
under the wreck. His leg was cnt Off
and he received internal injuries. Both
are at the Hazelton hospital where
they are not expected to recover.
Where the gondolas came from is a
mystery, but 1t IS believed that they
were. sent down steep grade at the
point where the collision occurred by
train wreckers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

The undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday, December %, 1903, the fol-
lowing described farm:
Situated In Osnaburg township,
Stark county, Ohio, miles east Of
CantCn and miles south Of Louis
vile, on the Georgetown road, and Is
known as the C. l.. Juilliard farm.
The farm contains Two Hundred and
twelve and 60-100 (212 60-100) acres Of
land and will be sold as a whole or
in two or three parts. This farm is
one of the best and most productive
in Stark county. 1t is well watered
| by q running stream, never failing
springs, and wind pump. The farm.
well suited for dairy purposes, has
good fruit orchard, dwelling house,
barn, wagon shed, corn cribs and other
out buildings.
Any person wanting good farm for
general or special farming will look
to his interest by being present at this
sale.
Appraised at s16,136.56.
Terms-Cash, or 1-3 cash, 1-3 in one
year, and 1-S in two years, deferred
payments secured by mortgage on
premises sold
Either cash or good paper sufficient
to secure sale is to be given on day
of sal.
Sale to commence at / o'clock p. m.
For further information inquire OF
w. S. Earseman, Administrator of the
estate of c. l.. Juilliard, deceased,
Louisville, Ohio.
Published in Canton Morning News
11-25 and Stark County Democrat IL
27; 12-1. 4. s, II. Is. Is %.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
THE BOIL WEEvIL
Southern Cotton Planters Hold Conyep-
ton to Devise Means for Abating Z
the Evil If Possible.

New Orleans. La, Nov. 30-The
Louisiana boil weevil convention call
ed to meet for the purpose Of. discuss
ing methods for the determination of
the pest which is now playing havoc
In the Texas cotton fields, began a
three days session here today. Plan
ters from all over the cotton produce
ing sections Of he state, along with
bankers, lawyers and other men OF af-
fairs. whose interests depend Indirect
ly on the cotton crops, are present.
Col. Charles Schuler of Desota, La,
was the first speaker. Addresses
were delivered by Prof. j. p. Connell,
Of Texas: s. M. Tracy of the United
States department Of agriculture; w.
ID. Hunter, s. A. Knapp, Lake Charles,
La; Judge Walter Guion, and Judge
J. G. Pugh Of Louisiana.
The majority OF the delegates are
Louisianians but there, are several
from Texas and Mississippi.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
MARCON| FAILS
Government Electrician
Says He Is Not Able
to Produce.

Halifax, N. S., Nov. so Serious
doubt is expressed in Cape Breton as
to the success of transmitting wire
less messages from Table Head 10
Poldhu. The government electrician,
who has just returned from a visit
to the station, says that the electric
wizard is not even making ordinary
headway with his enterprise. The op-
erations, he says, have not advanced
during the past year.
An air OF mystery surrounds the
place and according to the electrician
1t is doubtful as yet whether Mar
conf will ever be able to carry out
his plans.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04

FARM FOR SALE-I will offer my
farm in Marlboro township at public
sale on Thursday, December 18th, 1903.
Said farm is located one mile north
west of Barryville, on the Greentown
and Mt. Union road. Contains 1913
acres, about eight of which is wood
land. The farm is under excellent
state of cultivation, has a good orchard
and plenty of water. The house con-
tains nine rooms and is in excellent
condition, having been built only few
years ago. The barn is A by 80 feet
and is in good repair. Good summer
house Is by % feet and all necessary
outbuildings. For further particulars
call upon the owner, John Brumbaugh,
n. Chapel street. Louisville. o.
20-d1-wSt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
SMALLPOX PATIENT
Comes From Salem to Canton and Is
Promptly Guaranteed.

Salem authorities are vieing with
those of Alliance in trying to run
smallpox into Canton. Sunday Miss
Mabel West, who had been visiting at
Salem, returned to Canton suffering
from a light attack of small pox. The
fact was discovered after she had been
in town but a short time and the mat
ter reported to the health department.
Dr. Marchand sated that the case had
been aiken care of promptly and ii
was thought there was no tdanger OF
contagion. The girl boards with an
aunt on West Tuscarawas street be-
yond the lake turn and the house has
been strictly quarantined by the town
ship authorities, she having gotten be-
yond the city jurisdiction when she
went to her home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
BEATEN AT BOXING
HE USED REVOLVER
Murder Case Likely to Follow Boxing
Contest at Cadiz Junction,
Near SteubenvIle.

Steubenville, o., Nov. 30-What will
prove murder grows out OF a shoot
ing which followed a boxing contest
at Cadiz Junction last night.
Jacob Kinds and Jerry Arnold, two
young men, INDUCED in a boxing con-
test, and Kinds was worsted The
crowd broke up and Arnold started
home. Kinds procured a revolver,
followed and when the latter was on
his own doorsteps Kinds called to
him with an oath. As Arnold turn
ed to face him, Kinds fred, the bull
let entering Arnold's breast over his
heart, making a fatal wound. Kinds
Is under arrest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
NOT POISONED OYSTERS
Death Of the Young Princess of Hesse
II is Now Stated, Was Due 10
Typhoid Fever.

Berlin. Nov. 30--'rhe Lokal AMI
ger declares that the death recently
OF the young Princess Elizabeth of
Hesse was due to typhoid fever and
not to poisoned oysters as has bccn
stated. 1t declares that there was an
epidemic OF the malady at Skiernie-
vice and that this In a measure ac-
counts for the illness Of the Czarina.
1t is stated that certain local oftic-
ers failed to report the prevalence
Of the fever and that as result they
have been dismissed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
STEAMER AGROUND

Calumet, Mich, Nov. 30--The big
freight steamer Hutchinson of Cleve-
land Is aground on the reef off Five
Mile Point, near Eagle river and the
tugs Hebard and Rogers are working
to save her. Her cargo of fax is being
lightcred but will be badly damaged.
1t Is valued at $350,000.
The freighter is resting on the reef
aniidships and the slightest wrong
movement on the part of the wreckers
will plunge her into twenty-five feet OF
water.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
THEY MAY AGREE

Budapest. Nov. S0--As q result OF a
between Francis Kossuth
and Premier Tisza 1t Is believed an
alnicable agreement will be reached
probably the government program will
be carried out in the diet without fur
ther disorder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-04
TWO BULLETS IN HEART
Notwithstanding This Fact a Newark
italian Lived Nearly 48 Hours
After Receiving Wound.

Newark. N. ". Nov. S0.-County
Physician Mckenzie tonight perform
ed an autopsy on the body of Luigi
Rossomonna, who was shot on Fri
day night. and made the discovery
that the mans heart had been pierced
by two bullets. Notwithstanding this
he bad liysd nearly. 4s hours. i ~,