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s Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
10 North Seventh Street.

MAHOGANY SIDE
w Tables BUREAUS CHAMBER
SUITS, CARPETS, Gu AT AUCT1ON.
7. 1 viii sell at my auction house. at 1880
/ THURSDAY, JANUARY q, 1904
Oak Chamber Suits, Ia Carpets, Rugs,
Aiuttlng, Bureaus and Waslistands, Mat
tresses Phi lows, Marble Top Ia bles Sew
Ing Machines, Cooking and Heating
Stoves and various other articles. ~
4 25}g,s't .6 4. a.. r. MAYO, Proprietor.
t a. p. Montgomery. Salesman.
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BY virtue OF deed OF trust to George
L. Christian. dated 18th ot June, 1903, and
duty recorded In the clerks office of the
Herrico County Court, In D. 3: 149. sc
sls7. default having been made In the
cured; and being 6reauested BY the bene-
carvf Hereunder SO 20 do NJ the under-
sighed substituted trustees, substituted
BY order Of the Circuit Court Of Henrle e
public auction, on the premises, on
Iii tuesday. JANUARY 18TH. 1901.
at 1880 O'Clock P. M. the property de-
scrlbed in said deed, as !; LOT L, in block H
Convenient to the car lines and to many
nicoa and should command
..e attention Of those looking for
hcu.e.
taxes that may be due, and enough to
paw 4s notes Of $ each, dated June 18th.
lSY5 and interest thereon from date,
amounting. with said Interest, to $352.lo.
bearing per cent. interest," secured by
decd OF trust on the property M
i57 w. r.. MILLER,
u. a.. .CATL1N,
ian 17-tds Substituted Trustees.
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AILANIlC# COAST Line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONDtDA ILY-BYRDs
- - III STREET STATION. 81! tn 5g3{g
EFFECTIVE MONDAY. AN 1oTH. .i
4 e;05 A. MA G. L. Express to al! points
eco K. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk ~, 3. e 5sl
1910 r. M.-PetersburE and n. g W west
a;O0 p. M.-PetersburE and ,Norfo!6. II
s4:l0 p. M.-Goldsboro Local.
S $50 p. M-Petersbulg Local. ~ !. XII ~
s7:25 r. BM.-"Florida and West Indian 1sirnltas
-. ed,i to oil points South: Is. =. q. q; 8
$40 M-Pcterseurg and y. g west, 9s 5s
I'll $50 +. M.-Elorida Special.
a. TRAINS ARH.1YE is5C e ~ e .,..r.
Sunday. s:s5 A, M; 'ssloi5 AZ II. J; II 100 q, ~ 81
l:05 N; a:o6 r. NJ. 7'2o y, XII =. ~
'' Except Il Sunday. .'Ezcept Monday '''sun-
80 =. 6. s. CAMPBELL, Div. Pass, At. g
w. J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Aft
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Between Two Fires.

A spectacular production Of "Betweeu
T,wo Fires" viii be given at the Acade'
my OF Music on February 18th, by the
Blues Battalion.
This affair will be social event. and
vii. be ono OF the social features OF
the season, .l s. Z. 81 !.
OF the Worids Fair fund for the trip OF
tho Blues to st. Louis. 5i5N
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Bv5R B. Chatfin = Co. Incor..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Il No. i North Tenth Street.

R11sTEE's AUCTION SALE or
NICE LITTLE FARM ON The
.cFAIGTON ROAD. WITH BUILDINGS
"A ND ORCHARD. ~ PIT .ssE5
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
Is EGEIV E;f,s' sALD OF IA LOT OF
pCs,rs, NAILS. GLASS, &C.

Is LUMBER, M Nc tjLt1i NGS, CEDAR
POETS, NAILS. GLASS, &C. IS
III pursuance ot a certain decree OF the
ijisi rlct Court Of the United States for
tn, Eastern District Of Virginia entered
Of, tie 18th day Of january. 1904. In the
t,iatter, 81 a.. H. zacha rlas, bankrupt. the
undersigned receivers Will sell, Upon tbs
pretoiaes, 1900 Taylor Street, on
TiIUksD Ai.lANyjARY 81, 1904,
d lot Of fumber. dresseu and undressed;
ut Of SASH, Doors, Blinds. &C.. Cedar
peats, Poplar Wood sfingles M;cul d
Fruf1ies. &c.S being such as Is Usually
found II, flrst class plnains mill. tnveil.
tory. OF property can be seen !, At At, office
ana the property may lie inspected upon
sppii lion TO either. recely yer, \. . 8
J TEKAiS-t,asi, and any sale subject to
the confirmation Of the court: i, !,
'1>sl lSl1 Va 2. A. SHEPHERD, XIII
a. X, POLLOCK.
ian 1857 4ls !. B A, 81. Receivers.
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I I I'm sell al my. auction house, al 1o:3o

By Richmond Auction Coz
Phone Ais. 120B Il. Main st. 4
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SALE AT, AUCTION OF
y NICE g# LOT ~ IN r He TOWN OF
LAMB AVENUE, pEf WEEN ROBERTS
AMI HOME STREETS.
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By$T. NJ, workman & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and SAuctioneers,
is North Ninth Street. 3s,5 Hi]
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jan 17-tds
- r q. a.HaH

& C.. L. & II. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
821 East, Main Street,
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Dr. ] C / n
Nelvlra

the worlds greatest tonic and female
regulator. Both before and after
baby's coming Or. Greene's Nervura
is inyaluable. q ~ 4
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AUCTION sALD OF
! NDAT5 s FRAME DWELLING IN
THE PLAN OF s"WOODVILLE.',
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the boundaries OF Green Hill Cemetery.
BY Mr.. Nltchell-To provide for the sale o.
land for delinquent taxes. 555S
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

Geo. H. Valentine, Auctloneer.
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At was all-just 1--WE cases.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19

all the words of this law. 0 my
soul come not thou into their sec
rets unto their assembly mine
honour be not thou united. Gen.
1916. Jesus answerered him |
spake openly to the world | ever
taught in the synagogue and in
the temple whittier the Jews al
ways resort and in secret have !
said nothing. ST, Juo 1870 Ii
Christ has said nothing in secret
then Christ is not in the lodge,
then brethren why not be your.
selves and say no there is no BIZ
| bic for secrecy, it is our own in
stitution Christ said preach the
! word; 2 Tim, IL. Now my min
istering brethren take your text
on: Jno 1920, and preach the
word. Christ said il any man
serve me let him follow me; Jno.
1926. II you follow Christ you
will speak openly and not in So
cret you will not need to 90 back
to SClomons temple to try tt
prove your institution t. you dc
why not keep the Ole Jewish sab
bath and be circumcised quit
building fires on Friday and gotc
offering up lambs now bretherr
we arr here in this world, ant
somehow we differ it is not my
intention to write a thing t.
wound the feelings of any one
but man should contend 70
what he understands to be trutl
SO if he is in the wrong their is
chance for him to get right.
v Will close for this time. Your
for truth, w. j. G.. Tunnel
To be Continued
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
ROADS A VALUE,

Dear Friends did you ever
think of what a value good roads
would be to you and your country.
Did you ever stop to consider,
of how much good roads stand for
in a country, if not then 20 to u
country when they have the mand
stay while, and you will come
back advocating better roads.
This IS a questions that every
citizen should think over. not only
the ones who intends 90 remain in
the country, but also the ones who
want to sell their farms, Every
one who wishes their land to rise
in value, every ono who rides over
the roads, every one who take an
interest in the welfare of his coun.
try, every one who cares for his
horses that he drives over these
rough roads. and every ono WHO
loves the beauty OF his country
should use all his influence in
trying to make coed roads, the
very thing needed the most ia
Texas and adjoining counties.
Now let US try and see wha!
we can do towards the roads in
in this coming season let US see il
in two or three years we cannot
have just as good roads as other
countrys,
You all are surely not so In
different as not to take any interest
ia q thing that is Of so groat a
benefit TO you, let Us hear from
others on this question, and try TO
better our roads what we can this
season.
Written for the CREssEn by q
Correspondent.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
BASS
KENTUCKY

Kind Ed. and Correspondents
Will you let a little Kentucky girl
in 10 chat while. Now please
don't say no, for | am II Missouri
ian by birth my papa and mamma
left No. when | was q years old,
| am IL years old now, OF course |
can't remember anything about
your country, bu, have heard
Mamma talk so much about Mo.
and the people out there, ! often
think | would like so we'll to see
them.
Well we have u very good coun.
try here, plenty Of good water d
wood, and the people that work
have plenty. Of course this coun
try and all others is Just what the
, people make it.
| help Mamma work, can cook
wash dishes and can SOW. i have
three quilts pieced and quilted.
have an organ, have taken music
lessons, can play very well,
have some cousins that lives II
Texas and Wright Co.'S. | dom,
know. it may BIO that "Sweotheart
and myself are cousins.
For fear Of the waste basket
will close, with regards to all ant
wish the CREEsET success.
Monte Sutherland.
p. S. | think 80 much of tb,
CREssEr, hope it will visit VA every
week. M, s.
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A Piece of Ad-
vice.

Good morning kind Ed. and
Correspondents.
Will you allow mo space for a
few words in the interesting CRER.
SET.
| love to read such pieces as the
american Lad writes.
don't think thcre can be bet
ter subject found than Temper
ance. And | think a young man
that will hang around il saloon, is
both disgraceing himself and par
ents and Sisters and Brothers il
he has any.
Now Brothers Just take it at
home is there one OF you that like
to see a sister Of yours going with
some drunken boy;
know there is not especially
any that has any respect at all for
nybody.
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sIanes Nc.

Kind Ed. will you
please give me a little space in
your interesting paper for few
words to christians. Dear broth
ers and sisters i'll Christ Jesus.
What are we doing for Jesus the
one that has done so much for us;
are we letting our light shine rs
we ought to, if not what is the
hindering causey We must lot our
light so shine that the world may
soc our good works ard glorify our
Father which art in Heaven, as
the Word of God says, let our
lights shine in dark places; to
many OF us in those dark places
will take part with the wicked.
this is not pleasing with God, as
Jesus is our example we ought to
try to walk in his ways, that we
may be an example for the world,
then wrought to be careful how
we walk that we don t lead some
one astray.
We must show the worldly peo-
pie that we have got something
better than they, and show it in
our work and walk. Let us all try
to quit our faults which we all
might have, drinking whiskey and
blackgarding and cursing. I have
heard church members sit around
and talk about their old fighting
scrapes, how they use to curse and
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
COUNTRY LIFE.

| thought | would write more
about country life and pleasures
You have in the country. You can
farm in the country and you can
go through the woods in theshade
and see so many different kinds
of flowers and birds. Now take
the squirrel, it lives in the woods,
| like to see wild squirrels Jump
from trees they seem to be play.
ing tag when they jump from
bough to bough. Isn't it cunning
to see squirrels run up and down
the trees. The boys that live GU
the farm can feed the chickens,
pigs, horses and cows, and can
do so many things to help their
papa and mamma. | like to swing
in swings that are high in IL tree.
There are good many different
kinds of trees, there are lots of
forest in the south western part
of Missouri,
Albert Horton.
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Then you should not drink and
try 10 20 with some other boys
sister. Now girls don't you think
there would be less drinking boys
" you would all form a plan never
~ ksep company with drinking
hoy. And Just think what it
would he TO become a drunkards
vile, to DO left BY yourself most Of
tba time maybe the living 10 make,
,Gd perhaps what you made your
Husband would take aud spond
Inr whiskey. And besides your
Husband would huve no character
aud how it would sting woman
- have him evil spoken Of by all.
| wculdn't call it II very pleasant
life TO have 10 I've. So girls take
tools advice ana Nc careful to
shun the druDkard.
How blost the man that doth uot
stray.
Where wicked counsel templs bis
tee';
Who stards net in the sinners
way,
And sits not 10 the scorner's seat
Eut in GODS law he takes delight;
And meditates both day and night
From a Friend =. NJ.
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A Sad Heart
Made Happy.
"BY POLLY PUMPKIN -

One bright spring moraing in May, an
old but tender hearted mother, stood in
front Of her small cottage doog. and
kissed her dear young boy. Cyril, who
was going far away never to return back
to her again
1t was sad parting, still they had
hopes of seeing each other again. The
mother expected To follow him after G
had achieved his fortune. Cyril trav.
eled for miles aud miles across the coun-
try til he reached the dark blue sea,
where he was soon sailing over the
rough waters, II WAS evening when he
set sail from the City Of B-rhe sun was
shining hot on the face of the grea, deep
few silvered clouds grouped together
in the far west.
Cyril seated himself in one corner OF
the large vessel and began thinking Of
the many great sights his eyes were TO
behold on his pleasant journey, never
realizing how unpleasant his voyage
would pc
II was not long till those clouds he
gan 10 form into one sotid mas Of dark
ness and came rolling toward them the
lighting began flashing followed by low
heavy thunder, The sun refused 10
throw her raident light any longer.
A few minutes and the storm was rag.
ing the wind was blowing at terrific
speed. The vessel began crcaking, rock.
ing to and fro. AT this sad momen,
Cyril's thought begin to change he was
soon thinking Of his dear old mother sc
far away and wondering If he would
ever see her again. When the Captain
came running through with loud cry
warning the passengers OF their awful
fate. The vessel had sprung leak and
oil on board must go down.
To be continued.
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fight. or to tell about somebody
else fighting and how they cursed,


llelt. or 70 teil ABOUT somebody
else lghtihgahd now they cursed
NOW olo'hers eils ~ hot rieht'
~ W. 20 liiS' We are ootn iilocklh5
ana c'lIsli's ana uod says not 70
mock
40" II we "Fe 9a'Hy " tills VIZ
o"sAe 10 s'op IL hfo'herS' we
'ii'f'V oVefc'''''e me "eVi' ~ al nv"
why's IN" serve Noo ~ spiIl' ara
~ run 'et MN 'e"a vs. WIN ms
spirit - w VIII 40 WIS ~ VIZ
c""Se US '" 'ay Gown our Se''l>h'
ness ana S'ri'e ana envy Wi'N o''e
a''"'''o'' MN M vs. ~ one Ut
o''r's'' ''ol A'''" one ah"'h'r -
oe''o''''''''''" ana an "o'N to'
se''er W JON chl'"feA 10 'od
'he'o "r' '''a'y OUT ~ N"'lSt W
gay on we account ~ our >o'lonct'
now o'"'''e'S ~" ''''Pf7' w " ~
q''' 'l'ese ways ana WORK ''S7' l'a'
Us o''i'''''hs o"S"' ~ ana neii
one "ho'hef' 'iere "re many ways
W. o"'' ne'p Que ""''''e'' u "'y
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SECRET SOCIETIES
(Cont.nued from last week }

I viii take up my subject
where left Off, il wetake the life
of our fellow man we break the
commandment OF God. we also
violate the laws Of our land for q !
man must be murdered in the
first degree before q man could
be hanged. Man then would not
De law abiding citizen for Paul
said let every soul be subject un.
to the higher powers how then
could we be subject to the laws
OF our land and break those laws.
Whosoevcr therefore resisteth
the power resisteth the ordl-
nance Of God and they that resist
shall receive TO themselves dam
nation Rom 3-i-2. But | would
not have to take the life OF man
to be murderer for God judges
the heart as well as the work, for
out Of the heart proceed evil
thoughts, murderers, adulteries,
foundations, thefts. false wit
ness, blasphemies. Matt l3-l9'
If this is in d mans heart it mat
tors not whittier those thoughts
are ever carried out If | have
vowed or taken an oath to take
the life of man and have never
carried out thus vow for the lack
Of an opportunity | am murder
Just the same. For as man think
eth in his heart So he is. Prov.
23-1. A man may never have his
! lustful heart satisfied but if it is
/ in his heart he is a lude man the
Salne, but [ say unto you that
whatsoever looketh on woman
10 lust after her, hath committed
adGltry with her all ready in his
heart, Matt 5-223. A man is dam.
ned or saved before he can work!
believe in him salvation is come
Jno. 5-24, In disbelief condem'
nation is begun. Mark 1915.
The spirit is grieved The father
the son. Eph. 4-30. For soon in
| this life our work will be done
Jno. 4-l4. ! haven't so much OBJ
| lection to secret organization if
they would lay down the claim
that it we've founded on the wore
of God convinces q child of Coo
that it is right and he will Join {
lodge to pay dues the rest of his
life if he gets too poor to pay, hi
| loses.what he has paid; is secrecy
founded on the bible how muck
Of freemasonry is kept a secret
:; Isn't the greater part Of freemas
curry kept secret If there is an,
good in them Chat is the secrecy
then everybody ought to know j
liz it isn't good then it is evil and
everybody ought to know it.
And no one should belong to i
II the greater part is secrecy
then the book Of God is agains
. the greater part Of the lodge lie
us hear what the Lord says th1
secret things belong unto TIL
: Lord our God but those thing.
: which are revealed belong unit,
us, and to our children. Foreve,
1 that we may do all the words o.
this law. Deut. 1920. Then tn,
t secrets in freen.asonry has neve,
Q been revealed u rs from God
b But is purely u human institu
ton the things that God has re
? vealed to US is revealed to chill
r dren but children can't be mas
Ions, how then can the people d,
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EARL, ARK.
NAY 2nd. 1904.
REV, i. 5. GARRETT,
FOWLER MO
MAY md 1904.

DEAR SIR
Your paper nt
April 18th just received, | have
Trad il for more than oAe year,
with interest and noted its inl-
provement from week to week.
POLY Pumpkin in last issue.
Sugar Branch Toms when she
suggested that correspondents dis.
cuss issues, rather than people,
limited at Improvement, as the
CREssET is read by many people
that are not acquainted wl!h the
people spoken Of ia their Items;
! also Wish to commend you on
your Correspondents Day for
the Correspondent is "the power
behind the throne" ii the mod
ing Of public opinion, and the best
schooling al intended writer can
get is obtained as correspondent
for his county paper, ! have been
writing for the press for mort
than = years and now am max
ing it paying business Think
will after this year devote my en-
tire time to writing, as 1t is call
ing that ! like
Texas County has many INTEL
gent young men and woman tina
could earn a goodly sum, Of spar
moments, writing for the press,
Texas County has one youn
lady that has made more than Oh
person open thor eyes, with he
timely articles, have read al
tlcles from her peu III papers put
lshed in Rochester, New Yorl
Louisville, KY Spencer, Ind. an
Desmolnes Iowa.
Brother Garrett | hope you vi
not think me, oyer presumIng,.l
Offering you this suggestion in r,
gard TO your local correspondent
and should you decide to take u
some topic for discussion, | wi
try to spare enough of my time
Join you with an occasional lette
Respectfully.
Euos c Pittman.
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Farm Papers IN the
Schools:


Editor RURAL WORLD; Iinv-
mt seen The tendency u popular
education to turn young people ~
way from the common duties ~ /
home and farm life, have under-
taken To bring into my sclpoi work !
such teaching and ,rnlnl,,ghs sinl'l
tend 70 counteracl this m!larnce
II this ] have found tarlp 5apers /
very helpful educators.
10 Keep extracts and clippings |
frtm ny tarm papeis, ! made large |
envelopes, placing upon them such /
labels ~ Machinery, Poultry, !
"Graln Raising 'Grnsse- when |
10 plait, 'Frult,' THE Gardcn,'
How to do thing4' Care of all'
mals' "'llllGge' Flowers" etc.
The once dlngy walls If my
school room we're gayly decorated
win tie btuuil,u rolore,i plates
from >ead catalogues, with border
frames Of tinted paper. The gap-l
II ing windows wege curtnined with
trnged colored paper such as
~loteknepers use for wrapping
goods. The Daro-(ac"d blackboard
was festooted with acllngmg vine
in orNyoa, A cabinet was made
| oi q dly goods box, covered with
some Of the same tinted wrapping
paper. rhe shelves were placed
50 ~ to slant toward the front.
Upon them We're placed samples
Of field corn, pop corn and popped
corn, cain seed, beans, cowpras,
gurdan steds and such small
staius ard seeds rs Vera raised BY
patrons of he school. Small boxes
were made for these samples out
Of paste board, and the tinted pa.
per was used again for covering. A
variety OF llnts can be occurred
Our field days" we're not spent
in pummeling each other on The
,,n ,.e,u,l 49,
'"'' V"V >" .,9 ''N ''"'
study Of farming Friday after
! moons were taken tor the studies,
, and patrons as well as pupils en-
| loved the exercises A poper rack
,ooo a.. ,,l! ,.os ,o+ .ho W..
up - M Jo ~. s Wv, '1 10Y
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w. And -, ~ aoI,,,on'i'' - p'p2, ~ T.
~ T,,n " "sn,;~ " 'oH7G ~" ~,
III pn"L n;,',.a lr;,n. ~ AN ~ : ~ ~
noeas ora now oddod "a NV li.t
Ma, ,t.r,,o,, n ,,. T.,
ia t ,.", s a''t;'0 "e'e 'aNV" 'o ~
' ,"N '",." - 80, i''''o'o 40 ~" w..
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. ~ '1 ",', 80, .r+ep 3"ee' ,r o'I'oc .'
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e"Pp'"bs "e'0 ol '' !" upon l"r SUD
I1O' ''''''1'' 80 "V'' 10 'Ne '"'h' p"
PN'''
y am carrying my work further a
long the llne OF the PRACTICAL and con
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The suggestion has been made
and accepted, that We present
questions for discussion in the
Correspondents Educational Blu
reau. We wish all to take part in
the work and also present ques'
tiols for discussion, so we give
here the first question:
QUESTION.
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CORR ]SP)N DENTS Editorial COLUMN,

This piece was clipped from tive
''Colnlan's Rural World and
handed TO r. for print by a friend
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-06
PEOPLE ARE ANXIOUS TO
LEARN ABOUT GAS STOVES

About two thousand people witness
ed Il stereopticun show "iven On East
Seventeenth street Saturday evening
by the Peoples Power company to il
lustrate the comfort. convenience and
economy of gas stoves. The pictures
proved entertaining as we'll as instruc-
tive.
The company's campaign of educa-
tion is bearing fruit. and will be con
tinued. The ladies are invited to call
at the company's quarters in the for
mer Office of he Adams Express com
panY in the Mitchell q Lynde block
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
to witness the demonstration of the
possibilities of gas stoves by an eX-
pert. who will prepare various dishes
and bake bread for the deIectation of
the callers. This plan has been adopt
ed because the company has discover
ed that many owners of gas stoves do
not really get the greatest possible
benefit from their gas stoves. and ev-
cry housewife who has one in her
kitchen should attend the demonstra-
ton.