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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09
Tbrec Divorce suit. FILED.

Divorce suits filed in Belleville yesterday
were as follows: Arthur Blaine vs. Eva
line Blaine: alleging statutory grounds:
Mrs. Ophelia Ryan vs. John Ryan. i'll
treatment: Mrs! Kate Gralot VS.. John
CsralOt cruelty.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09

CINCINNATI-At the second annual
convention of the Billposters' National Al
lance all the applicants except st. Louis
Withdrew. so that the next convention
will be held Mt the Exposition City.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jacksonville. ILL.,, Dec. S.-A freight train
on the Jacksonville and st. Louis Railroad
ran into an open switch at Nashville this
evening. Fireman NJ. r. Baldwin Of Litch-
field was killed.
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If sick feel badly" begin taking the famous
your kidneys are getting better they will help all the other
Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible for sick
other therefore. when.
nest Or ether Ssuses kidney trouble Is psrmed to
the nerves makes dizzy restless eples
2bges to get times during tho night Unhealthy
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09
Endeavorcr. discus. Mi..,on..

The societies OF the St Louis Christian
Endeavor Union held rally last night in
st. Marks English Lutheran Church and
discussed missions. the topic being Ozark
ness and Light in Africa" Several persons
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09
East st. Loai. Marriage Licen.,

Marriage licenses issued in East st.
Louis yesterday were to: Charles H. Rose
and Fredia Lutthaus of st. Louis, L. c.
Clark and Sarah Jones of East st. Louis,
William Sutherland and Anna Williams Of
St Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09
Artists Mt Church Reception.

AfttHtB NJ Cnufch HecepttOn.
Arthur Lleber, formerly organist at the
Lucas Avenue Presbyterian Church, last
night played several piano selections be-
fore the congregation which had gathered
at a reception in the church parlors. Miss
Pair" and Just Before Christmas"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09
East st. Loui. Items.

Professor Butler will deliver a lecture at
tho City Hall Auditorium Thursday evening.
Mrs. u. Bottom of Gaty avenue will enter
tain the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
Church this afternoon.
Miss Sybil Strohm has returned from 4
visit in Trenton. Ill.
night. .'' ''''' A'a'e' VIII entertain '''eh0' TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Reeb have returned
from their wedding tour, and are keeping
house on Tenth and Illinois avenue
The Reverend Mr.. Bagnen has returned
from Chester, Ill.
The ladies' of the Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL
Church will give supper tomorrow night at
No. 1907 st. Clair avenue.
Mrs. Helen West OF indiana is the guest OF
Mrs. T. Z. Jacobs.
East St to, koui. Lodge. No 2s4. has elected
workman: James r. Grow. master workman;
Thomas Sullivan. foreman: NJ. E. LOTUS. over.
seer: F. J. kurrus. recorder: William Dauer,
Guide: william Iiddy inside Waterman: ). +.
Willanbery, outside watchmnn; trustees-H r.
Roewe. eighteen months: z. D. Eckstedt. twelve
months: A. R spilksr. six si9nths; medical
f Houaeh. Edgar Little. Homer Ni LITTLE 8. L
Campbell Louis Under. E. W. Cannady John
A. Collins G. Zimmerman. Committee appoint.
ed to arrange for New Years Eve bsIl.fkarIes
thony woods and. John A. Downey.
St. I1ouis Lodge Of Forrestcrs last night were:
Gesf Eapss Ii r.co ssdIss; vice ss,sf
Rrichler: financial secretary. E. Reese; orator.
F. Schrnnd: treasurer. Herman holman; sen.
icr woodward. E. Huesly: Junior woodward. ".
junior seadie. DALEY: trussess. boe aes:
mittee. Doctor a Godsjohsn and Fred Isnss.
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aayn imp W ~
% make ak but remember the name s"amp
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-09

run Town tina Ekeds strength had
not though
e when man no
nsicn to
il p O
he
" ." @9#ss= >zm:- e,&.,.4~> 8r'aa;sA,<s*7
HnsHsos 12@M-MLLnH rAou.
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Of the bottom south and west
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-10

~, overNft was qaife sick
last week with la.grip, but is
some better now,
Munro Fletcher and Florence
Kirk got in fight and Monroe
got hurt, Look B. W. is coming
Sunday don'tibe afraid W. will
not get angry because cold wea-
Their is here
Bud Duke and Lottie Merchant
jumped the broom handle last
Sunday evening.
Oh, Cora Malcolm is not pretty
but he y awful good!
II this escapes the waste bas.
ket / will write again next week,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-10
ALICE ITEMS.
"By FLossY."

"l3y FIossY."
We are having some nice warm
weather at this writing.
There will be a box supper at
Racket Ridge Sat. night Dec. 18th.
On, Mary come by and 60 with
Glossy.
Say Mary, Srnilower ia not
dead or asleep or froze to death
either. | seen her the othor night
she Was asking me about NJ. D.
! hear that Lulu has got tired
OF Frys and'gone to digging for n
living. What is Dug going to do?
Wonder what is the matter
with A,sH. he didn't appear Sun
day did he A. b. e? "A
Mr.. George Bailey made bus
mess trip q Houston Saturday.
Mr.. Deloss Francis ia working
for D. w. Bailey this week.
|. Mrs. D. w. Bailey has been on
the sick list for the past two
weeks but is some better at this
writing. m
! hope these viii escape the
waste basket.
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ASTORIA ITEMS,
by Cora and Allie

tYFf'H'H7 ~ WIZ huu N.UCs
Kind Haitor here leone with
my little chat for thisrweek,
We are having nice weather at
present. ~
Miss Belle Montgomery was
the welcome guest ., Miss Or
phey Fletcher Sunday,
Miss Myrtle MUIR was absent
from school this afternoon.
B. Why didn't you 90 to the
debate Friday night I bet I
know the reason why Mr..
W. had to stay at home
ana cut wood al! day, oh
yes he is looking for cold wealth.
er,
Miss Allie MUIR, and Miss
Nettie Brill attended Sunday
School Sunday. at Green Mt
Rabbits IN cents, Just call Oh
Mr., Il, at Maass No.
Miss Cora Overfelt was the
welcome guest lof Miss Martha
Montgomery last Sunday,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-10

MOUNTAIN GROVE NEWS.
"BY Many

ny MARY"
Kind Editor tkis beautiful Mon
day morning ri attempt TO write a
few more happenings.
Mrs. Melton of Bado is at present
visiting her sister Mrs. w. u. Hull.
Misses Hattie and Dora Sherrll
attended the box supper It Ions
Star Saturday night.
Mrs. X. &. Depuc and Mrs. John
Sing visited in Caboo! Saturday and
Sunday the guests Of James l'arris
and wife, and Wash Roberts and
wife.
A quiet Wedding accnred ia this
city last Wednesday evening at The
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T, ]. Green
their daughter Miss Eupha, was an
tied in marriage to Chas. NJ: Hollo-
way, Rev CIV. Shulenberger officiat-
ing, only relatives we're present. We
all join them in congratulations.
Rev. 9. P. Hale is very SIX Al
.
this writing,
b. Rudd was presented with a
new over coat from Oklahoma last
week hurrah Tor you b.
Mary Depue says she has got the
grit to read now.
We have q new Photograph Gallery
in our town. Every body come and
get their beauty snetched.
Miss Merle Graves has accepted a
position at Randas Rackets as sales
lady.
Miss l-ue Green has RESIGNED her
position at the shinkle millinery store
and is now clerk at the grand lead.
er. 'Aa !''t
,yv.n ,}y E.. 49, WI i'
"el' asnews is scarce in this town
lllclose with be,, wishes 10 Ed. and
correspondents. Bye bye rill next
week. F<
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Z NJ n
with the gang The Squire is one
who love to see improvement for
the better.
BRO. Townsend was n Pleasant
caller On lust Wednesday at this
OFFICE
Sister Mccall the wife ot Tho
mns Mccall was a pleasant call
or at the CRi!ssEr OrrIcE on last
Monday.
John Williams was seen in the
Vile on last Sunday evening.
Lucy Franklin called ut the
CREssET OFFICE on last Monday
and gave the COMPREHENSIVE
little chat.
'--Hopwood ,lorris WIS q visitor
in the Vile on last Suii9ay even
ing ii company with bud VII.
liams.
Geo. Myres passed through
our-Vlle stopping at the CitEssET
OFFICE on last Tuesday.
The heart Of Bro. Eli Williams
and wife were made glad on last
Thursday night by the return Of
their son Bud Williams, and
then again Monday evening the
return of their son George Viii
liams, the two boys have been
working out in Kansas all Sum
mer,
j. N, Garrett the organ man
from Turley IN company with a
young man who was halling two
fire organs for Mr.. Garrett.
Organs to sell. Stopped over
night with the Ed. on last Non
day night on their way home
from Mountain Grove.
The Theological School at ] All
Vile, has received lot Of new
gotten from the proceeds
Of the quilts sold at the Enter
tainment, sometime ago; and
with the rest ten in all, one
the school bought and presented
to the Principal, Rev. L. S. Gar
ret. A fine teachers bible with
both versions and charts and
for which the principal
expressed his many thanks, and
the school to know his
Of the gift, stated
that it they would have present
cd a good horse to him, they
could not in any way pleased
him better than with the bsaati-
full Bible.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-10
Continued from page 81

?. $. The scripture quoted last
on page 3 is mistake, the follow
ing is what was intended for this
article.
u Then came the day Of unleavened
bread. when the passover must be killed
An d he sent Peter and John, saying
Go and prepare US the passover, that We
may eat.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-10
And they said INTO him. Where win,


when We are entered mo ,ue civ
there shall man meet ,ut,, bearing
pitcher of walcr, E.llow hin, inru IA.
house where he cnlerelh ia.
And Sc shah sny upo lie goodman, IL
me honser Inc Master saith unto he.
Where IL The ynrslcllanlier, wL.r.
SHAH eat The passover WIN ~ ,li,, ioe.Y
And he shall shrw you il large uun.r
room furnished, there make lcniy.
And they want, aud found ~ he Ma
SAID unto them, and lie, lladr ,rnnvs.a
lbssS ,,uvcr
Ana wlcA lhr hour WINS some he So,
down. ana me iwrlye apostl, wi,l nm
All he snid unto ,nein. v m 1.xir.
have desired W Ell ms pus,oy.r u,,,
yon'beioici suir,r.
For ! say unto ,on. ! viii no, INV
more enl i,'cie,'I untni, ue iu,nll.o :,
he klngdunl VI God,
MD he fook HE cup and Fave ,h,rk.
ana SAID Take Wi. ana III, Me !, nn,on,,
yourselves.
fss say unto you, viii MOI drink 81
tbs fruit OF lie vine untll n. L,.,
Of God shall come.
" \ Ana he TOOK lread ana gave ,hnpL.
ana brake il, and gaye ono ,l,a,,
lng' Tins is my body which is Gwen v,
yon' this do ~ remembrance Of N.
Likewise also lre cup uf,.r .u,,o.
sn, ing This cup is the new lvs,um.n, 4,
my blood, which is Shed Tor ,ou N,
Luke9s- 10 2l.J
Now Bro. TunneIl, we have
three witnesses that say positively
That there were Just twelve win
ohr'st when he instituted the
Lords Supper and no account Of
any women; We also huye two
witnesses that 1t was in u large nm
per room. Shall we take Christ
and h,s disciples word in this mn,.
ter or had wa better guess a, i.
and say Christ did moi know what
he was talking ABOUT, do you think
L Il. H.. z,
thas christ made this thing public;
inviting who might come and
LOOK on, no one partook except
him and his disciples, now would
1t not seem to have been in secret
with his chosen twelve; let us
also notice the Ammunition Of Paul.
'.Bc We followers Of me, even as / also
am Of Christ" Il Cor. ll-I.)
What do we learn from the a.
sove scriptures why it seems to
teach us TO follow Paul, it also
teaches us that he was a close fol-
lower of Christ he must have tax.
en- the Lords supper just as Christ
instituted it. BY word and en-,
ample. Go with me now please
and we will see where this large
upper room is located, whether
on the second or third floor:
And upon lie first day Of the week
when the Disciples came together 10
break bread Paul preached unto them
ready 70 depart on the morrow. and
continued his speech until midnight.
And there were many lights IN The
upper chamber. where they gathered
together ~ e.
And there sat In window a certain
young man named Eu,ychns being fall
On into deep sleep; and Is Paul was
long preachidg. he sunk down with sleep
and fell down from the third LOFT, aud
was taken up dead" tAe, 2o--7-s-9a
Now by the word ofGod have
shown You who was with Christ
when no instituted the Lord . sup
Der tho number fhainp twalva ~,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-10

BRusHl KNOB ITEMS.
:Bruahy Knob New Boy
Wen here I come again with "a
little news from Brushy.
We are having some lovely
weather at present.
The contest given by the l.. r. Il.
ladies Of Min. Grove at Brushy
Knob Saturday night was we'll at
tended some over 5000 was taken
in.
FL Spurlock Of Sioux City
reinrued home Thursday,
Bro. Light preached at i. X. Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Say worder why Lulu and Sophia
changed theirsnames' guess they
thought they would get more candy
Xmas. Y N.'
Neither the qui,ting are the hooks
from a boy gives the girls any pleas
ure.
Mr.. Ed Spurlock spent Monday
with James Fry.
Miss Nora Ballard Mt. Zion school
teacher, Miss May Ballard, Miss
Bertha Edgar and Miss Jessie Stubs
took dinner with James l., Fry Sun
day.
Some OF the boys from out about
JAH-Ville was seen at Brushy Sun.
day night.
Say Will howis the boot factory
Mr.. Roy Patterson was out to
Brashy Sunday guess he was look
ling for cook 10 put in tha, new
house Of his he built out OF that 100
II. Of lumber he was seen hauling.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar Williams
were the guests, Of Charley S,arks
and wife Sunday evening.
Wonder who that was with Miss
Mabel Friday night, Better looh out
Arthur. Y
Wonder what happened to Charley
Melton the other night, Can't, you
stand up Charley
Joe 4icham is still on the
sick list.
I Mr.. Harrison OF 81. Paul Min.
nesota was the guest Of P. A. Fry
Monday morning.
Say Earnest you had quite 4
crowd Sunday night didn'. you,
Whore was Clary.
Say Dug l gusss you heard
about Sack staying at home last
week to quilt. I guess there will
be something doing about Xmas
don't your s
Say | wonder Why Annie ism
going to SCHOOL,
Say boys I think No might get
our guns and bells ready for Xmas
for'thers will be something going
on. 100
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-10
@L0cAL LORE

t LlsHssEt OFFICE on lase sunday,
.-Ir, Llm Aikisson Of M0untain Grove
y,,sa pleasant visitor a. the Eds last
Sunday. %
Mr., Gross and wife visited Mr.. Sim
o., aud vile op last Sunday.
r Vim. BrincgAr and family visited Mr,
Andrew Williams on lat Sunday.
%tsS
WIN. sstrpgin and wife and mother.
n-law md sister-inlaw visited old bro.
! Jesscs Foyvrons IN l.sl Sunday,
int -Sannel Merritt and wife and son
A az Lanny wished Old Bro. Ell Williams on
al laat SUNDAY
ri N --Johny Gsrrstt and family visit
!, ed Jobny Bowers and wife on last
Sunday.
An Ed. Rat cree visitsd Mr.. David
Pr Skas,;s last sunday. Ed is a good
u 81, boy.
And 49, Nettls Garrett the EDS, Wlie
pnh, visited her father and mother
rruA,f On last Sunday.
otetn Squire Higgins passed through
ON our little Wills on last Sunday
In, with ine lot Of yearlings,
IN Mrs. w. i. Dawson and daughter
nico Maud visited Towndson's folks on
'ee last Saturday.
y" Lucy Dawson aud her husband
II Charley visited her mother Jirs.
3uf Sale. IN last sunday,
D to
- --Dr. Ashford moved back to,
Mountain Grove, the last Of last
week, w helisve, tho DR.. to be
Nm. worthy OF his calling.
Aor Ed Curtncy is notquite walking
ao,o, On his ear, but 10 steps, very high,
sh, No wonder, its a great. big girl;
ah, mother knd child doing we'll ;a
&s Last Sunday chance to be q day
%Tl OF recreation to tho Colony folks
30 ~ thsr. vas m mse,inc or sab..
TSod bah School In JAH Vile.
Avn The WoRID's CREasET is the
glr "A pa,s, COR you.y and old. Il is in.
SriAe struct;,s. full of good and IL Is
III intended to nc harm but TO send
AN ponce TO every family who chance
Nv, ~ to rexd it.
Mo' Squire Higgins and Mr.. VIM. Young
.e~ and Z Young man whose name we did
not learn. Stopped In the CREssET
~, Cr-Icn TO warm on last Friday evening.
Molot They hal been at the Grove.
M Mr., Crosswait passed through
ss JAH.Ville with over two hun.
dssd head OF sheep, locating Thorn
w on farm little north Of here,
= no is expecting to bring in anoth.
I'M n or cor load sooa. he halls from
" on Wyoming. !,
lorn Mr.. Amos and wife and three
arS iycung folks, from Brushy Knob
slisJ came but on last Sunday to BE- at
lrA meeting at tte Arbor 10 JAH-ville
NJ. slthers being 40 meeting they stop.
AZ lped at tho CRrssET OrnoR and the
sEd. was mads, acquainted With tho
n young sister u Mrs, Amos. We
&l trust that they will not be dis.
conraged but come again. Young
kr. Dakc WINS ia the number.
ne There 10 ene thing We shall note,
a not yet spoken If by no, short
set time ago Mr.. Albin Perkins Of Mt.
l'hE Grcve "a correct surveyor ~
y Ton can find passed through our
49,. D.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-17
NIGHT IN TREE TOPS.
Two xViscoRsin Farmers Have an Ex- perfence with Wolves They
 Will Not Forget.

According to Ladysmith (Wis.) cor respondent, cHnging all night to the branches of a tree, witha pack of hungry wolves watching below and beating rain falling, was the remarkable experi- ence of two men near Horseman.
 A. Snyder and Paul Robarge, farmers, went to look up some COWS which failed to come home at milking time. Tn their search they walked a mile and half from home and as darkness came on they heard the distant bowling of wolves, to which they paid little attention They noticed, however, that the sounds came closer, and soon sfladowy forms could be seen lurking in the bushes. The brutes became bolder as it grew darker and the two men began to realize the serious ness of the situation. Believing an at tempt to reach home would be futileand being unarmed, they did the most natur- 'al thing under the circumstances climbed a tree,
 Up among the branches the men felt safe. They were too far from home to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-17
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
Yesterdays Storm Did Much Damage
 in This Borough.

l -
 The terrific storm which passed over This borough yesterday left rain in it's wake. Trees were blown down and uprooted, and fences and out buildings thrown down The storm was one of the worst that has passed over this borough in years. On Elm street Q pole of electric wires was overturned and in consequence many usersNof cleo tficity were left in darkness last night
 The game between Litchfeld and Naugatnck which was scheduled for yesterday afternoon was declared off The LitchfeId team arrived here, but the weather was so stormy the game could not be played.
 Eugene Sullivan has returned from an extended visit to Colchester
 The members of the Naugatuck football team are requested to be or hand for practice tonight on North Church street at 8 o'clock
 The Home Dramatic club will hold rehearsal in the court room tonight
 The engagement of Miss Charlotte Somers Woodford, daughter of MT ant Mrs Leon Woodford of Fairview ave nue, and George De Forest Bissell, Jr Of Central avenue is announced
 Naugatuck drum corps will meet to night
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-17

call for help, but they could not believe that the wolves, which we're of the large, gray variety, would remain long in the vicinity. However, the hours passed on and the wolves remained about the foot of the tree, sitting on their launches, with hungry eyes cast upward A rain had commenced falling and as time went on and the men's clothing became wet their position, which could not be varied much, became most uncomfortable When daylight finally came the coward ly brutes which had kept them prisoners all night sneaked away into the deeper recesses of the forest and the men ven tured down to the ground and went home.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-17

 prisoner until she signed it. She be- gan a suit for S2,oe0 damages against Bailey the other day.
 It was September II, 1902, she says, that Bailey demanded that she sign the paper which he offered her. She refused to do so and declares he forcibly locked her up in cold room that was used for dairy purposes. He told her she would have to remain there until she signed it. The woman had no means of secur- ing assistance, as she was as much a prisoner as if she were in a dungeon cell She remained there many hours, she says, hoping that her jailer would re- lease her, but, she says, after she had been half frozen and seeing no way to escape, she signed the paper and was released.
 She was i'll for long time, she says and her physicians had great difficulty in restoring her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-17
Garnble confessed su:bstttutien.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 17.-Deputy United States Marshal Gamble has made complete confession of his con nection with the substitution of old and decrepit Chinese for young Chinamen under sentence of deportation. For his connection with the plot for the Hbera- ton of the men who were ordered transported Gamble was arrested and released under a bond of 5000. Un- der the rigid scrutiny and questioning of . MT. Woodwork he has confessed duplicating several we'll known Chi nese and several whites, some of whom are in the employ of the government, and only one deputy sheriff. Gamble's confession completely upsets the sto- ries of many of the suspected persons, Several arrests will probably be made as & result of GamhAe's confession.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-17
.rs-esr1c Wedding Calls Out Police

eSzrc9ric Wedding Calls Out Police
 NEW YORK, Sept 17.-WhiIe the bells of Christ Episcopal church, Brooklyn, chimed Dixie Miss Agnes Rose Lane became the bride of James e.. Rossman of Atlanta, Ga. It was an electrical wedding, and this feature had been so well advertised in the Bed ford avenue section of Brooklyn that a crowd of several thousand persons gathered outside Of the church, and the reserves of the Lee avenue station were called out to keep the crowd in order. Such display of electrical fea- tures in church had never heen wit messed in Brooklyn. Nearly 5,0W in- eandescent bulbs were used in n1umi- mating the interior of the e6ifce. Eooped from the ceiling were rows of white and green lights. Hundreds of bulbs tinted golden color were aH- ranged in the chancel and gave the eff feet of sunlight