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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30
S3a Month !9 M W Catarrhal Diseases
TO ALL WHO APPLY DURING AUGUST.
ALL MEDICINES and TREATM FREE.
m
So. YOU MUST ACCEPT THIS OFFER AT ONCE $3
T NGE BS OF Lines Oh AsT1N
You Get D. Shores Regular SIS Month Treatment for $3
in b
# tn pni Mel t t a Disease cd 10 u low be
month"; free o prove t naG
b treat
a
Caarh tn
and Arc the Danger
Thu YouAr ka
You Get Drs. Shores Regular SIS Month I
Catarrh or the Ears.

Catarrh or the Ears.
Catarrh extends from the throat along
The eustaohian tubes into the ears, caus-
ing partial or complete deafness. Quickly
cured with little cost by Drs. Shores fam
lous treatment
rs your hearing faillng2"
do your ears dlschargeH
rs the wax drying in your ears7"
DO you hear better some days than
Iothers7"
us your hearing worse when yor have
IA cold7"
Don't neglect this until your hearing IL
Iirreparahly destroyed. Drs Shores ear
lcure you,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
OF TIE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, July 29,-Owen won the game
today by home run In the tenth inning
Attendance, $500, Score:
II. II. Il
NHiNhbo sF's s.ss - 'sssssss'Nssss'ss'Ft
bOhloH '... ss.,,s.,.s.s .,s.'....sss'sd
BattericS--OWen and Sullivan, DineeT
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better luck today than Colorado Springs,
w "O " RH.E
Des Moines ......... ,.., .........S 4
Colorado Springs ... D.. ",,u,,,.5 10 4
Baterles--Cushman and @, Clarke;
Scopec, Drill and aljorwald.
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BUTTE.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

rEr.arhed runs-Butte, a. Salt Lake. G.
W. 9ase hits-Lally, Clark, Weed Run
Sa s Glmlin. Sacrifice hlt-Lally. stolen
bens biia1sen, Bruyette Bases on
silly Titus: Ruhkie, sporer, * bv
Rngit,er' Weed, Ferrln. Lett on bases
NM, , salt Lake T. Double play
'"u''o'' clark First on errors-Butte, |.
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DANGER SIGNALS
Signals That You Are Sick and
Need Treatment,

Read the following symptoms over care
fully, mark those you feel I'm your case
and send or bring them TO Drs Shores
and they will tell you free OF charge
whether or not you can be cured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30

The Salt Lake golfers have arrived in
Butte Here Is what the Butte News has
TO say about them They came, ,hcy saw,
but they haven't conquerCd-yet DID you
see 'em--the bunch OF Salt Lake golfers2
a likely looking set of stick-wielders they
are. They hit town early this morning and
bright and early they went out 10 the
links OF the home club TO look over the
course. Thos' I'm the party Of golfers who
came all the way from the Mormon cap
ltal TO learn n fey tricks OF tho sport are;
A. w. Copp captain " the salt Lake
team; II. n. McGurrin. Fred Hale, Bob
Hardness. Hugh Satterlee, George Stein
cr, X II Officer and @. i, llolmon. H.,
X Masters and c, b, Hoifncr, two golf
enthusiasts Of Salt Lake. came along to
see that the visiting team got back safe
W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30

Washington, July 29.--Washington and
Cleveland again split even in a double
header The first game ran twelve in
nings, a Wild pitch by Moore letting IN
the only run scored The second game
was called at the end OF the seventh in
ming by agreement TO catch train, At
tendance. 1900 Scores
First game r. IL. Il,
Washington ..,,.. =. .,.,,,.,...1 6
Cleveland .".,, ,,.,,, ..,,,,..,',O 10 o
Batteries-Jacobsen and Klttredge;
Moore and Bemis.
Second game r. ii. IL
w asIlnBton 'ts''. 's''.s'.s'.'''s'1 v
Cleveland ..,,,.,. .,,,,,,.,,,,.b 10 4
,Botteres-Wol and Clarke; Joss and
Buelow.
Philadelphia July 29.-Philadephla TO-
day shut out Detroit the third successive
time. Attendance, $500 Score:
II. H. L
Deuplt ':,"' - - ''''''''s''t''''''V
GnllHuelpnla ss' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i
Batteries ullln and Drill; Plank and
Powers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30

Utah County People at Lagoon
Monday, Aug. lst,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30

SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE.
Kenyon Hotel.
California end Eastern Races.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30

The Head ana Throat
This form OF catarrh is most common
resulting from neglected colds--qulckly
cured with little cost by Drs, Shores
famous treatment
lis your nose stopped up2'
Does your nose discharge7"
us your nose sore and tender7"
rs there pain I'm front OF hcad2"
do you hawk to clear the throat7"
rs your throat dry In the morning."
DO you sleep with your mouth open7"
You can be easily cured now-don't let
IL run into complications.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30

rs Salt Lake hoodoo as baseball
town?' is a question asked by "Tosh'
OF Butte. "Tosh" seems to think our town
u surely a hO0dOO, and he gives his rCa-
sons as follows; IL events that have
transpired there for the past two years
can be taken as n criterion that question
Is already answered. | should say Salt
Lake Is decidedly q hoodoo az q financial
member OF a baseball league. And yet the
Lake bears the name Of being one OF the
most enthusiastic fan towns In the coun-
try Funny en-? We all remember how
the Portland franchise was transferred to
Salt Lake last year The Webfoot aggre-
CATION was n t0ilonder 20 start on and a
calender after Salt Lake had merged the
team Tailend teams are not calculated
TO draw well anywhere ana Salt Lake rs
no exception. Jimmy Reynolds, who bought
last years Salt Lake team was lucky to
get II OF his hands at what ho gave Tor
IT, The MANAGEMENT Of the Elders team
spares nothing 60 get good men Wigs and
Meredith were as hgh-pricod pitchers as
the L. n. league affords. yet neither made
god with the Lake, 1 could name others
who do well until signed by Salt Lake.
They 30 a. pieces with the Mormon team,
are released, and then make good else
whore, can you tell why2 / can't unless
Il Is a huOdoO hangs on to the Coattails
OF the Salt Lake players.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30

'Schilling's Best m e a n 6
tea bakngpowder spices
coffee aayorlng extracts soda
Of good.cnough quality at fail
prices.
Al your froeer's monsybseh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30

Sioux City, July 29.-Denver defeated
Sioux city 10 g today In a game
marked by rank errors on both Sides.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30

pes Molnes' July se.-Dos Molnes had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-30
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESIEkN bEAHuE,
Omaha, July 29-The visitors batted
Browns delivery for i've runs In the
fourth inning today securing a lead
which disheartened the home team, all
though they took a batting rally before
the game ended, Score:
II H. IL
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago, July 29,--Brown pitched fine
game for Chicago today striking out nine
men and allowing but five singles. but
his field went all to pieces In the ninth
and the visitors scored twice on three
errors, pass and Kellys hit Attend
ance, 1900 including 1900 school children.
admitted free Scoro.
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). YOU MUST ACCEPT THIS OFFER A

S a tes offer
NENTLY CArARRH
AND MISUNDERSTANDING BRONCHIAL LUNGS
FORM CATARRH YOU A q A
1 LIT
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09
ROCKY MA SIDE ITEMS,


Kind Editor viii YOU let me have
a y lle space in yogr paper
We have been hsvciHg plenty of
lan,
Stock Of VI Kinds me hooking wcll il
his pnri
Wllral looks W, II here.
Mr, doe ilprr and tnmlt entertained
Mr. Isaac Mnrr nnd family Hhd W
Marion McNll and fAnilv ON last sunday
There wns 40 plenchpp ~ linrk Spr'
ngs tirsi sunday lhc preacher did uct
come.
SOME me0~es 10 this part,
Prospect for frni' IN mis- parl is very
good
win RagsChle is on The rond home
sirR.
thank . model sunday School is one
where GnclI one takfs a part and does
lr best lhey can.
Let us hear from other Correspondent
nne and hll come oilen enjoy reading
items from y0n all
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09
OLDTOWN
-E:1lCkUP5

Mrs, 4 m lauNenship IL visiting her
son 10 Dough- IS ca
Mas BrooXie lngraham, who has been
attending school here is spending yaca'
tion on The farm.
Mrs. Ina Butch OF Weiherford Okla.
is here to make IN extended visit with
her grandmG MIS- j, q parkyn
Mrs. Mabe aud Mrs. Depue called on
Ms, W, 4. Maths Friday
Msyme Robertson who has been
attending college III Springfield is with
home Io,hs at present.
No Mary | wont tell that you and
Dolie stayed ali night al Mrs, Mathis
Thursday night
We are more than plea.ed to inIolm
The many friends ul Mr Simpson that
he q again able 10 be up aud enjoy the
dne weather we are having Il present,
AZ news are scarce and my time Is
shor, viii close, wishing the CEEssET
much success
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09

Di WI, sweet hn'r's Daye ynn hoard
from ". p layn though / woald like
lii Walson was NJ. welc me guest OF
Johsie iiagsard lrsl l'uesds' eycung
Cpnr u. oin 'Mili 1872 nj y rcnd-
pg you, llem-
Relia Eli4 from Nafyood visitrd
Alice aud ida Watson ,brrc aitys las
week
Snndn Suhpol NJ llulkius every sun.
day evening ~ . o'clouk cYrry boby IN
\iird
l.nher Watson is going 10 e'art wrist
Monday hg will be slea'ly Missed by
rciaIiyes aud lrcnds
Fr,d AMY is ieGl SICK will llr ineH-'
les.
Jimume,se Va. lhe welcome guest al
|, i Nalsons sunday eveni
Aber, Gtenle has bought VIII Ahri'
nath,o hum ihcir must be something lip
Albert guess Aico knows
Relta Ells Ida Watson visited at MiI-
TN Fre,ls on last FudAy tvcnlrs.
Ambros Ilasgald has got the nleaSleS'
Bob Mnires was the welcune guest at
l. 5 WmsOn lasl Friday evening.
Hello Euzt Z. do you remember The
night we walked the Raj! hUHi track
and went 20 Nav Hope,
Kind Editor what put in is MI III
fm, don't mean 10 .sllr or hurt any
body i feelings,
- is now half past nine,
And | havu got Time to make n rlme;
III wipe my eyes aud blow M nuse.
And BRING NY n0nsence 10 u close
Bye bye to all As ever the same Old
girl.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09
The MACHINE Il SoT pEAp YET

COLE COUNTY ,a0 DEMoeRAr
The Machine Is mol yet dead in
Missouri MI Folk Not by aaurnsite
And il will brtae yhur neck in a minute
il ii ever gets half ahaGce Remember
this Yon forced II into the open whin
ped II 0n The SQUARE aad now II has
taken 10 the brush again
Ii is fighting under cover. 1t Isl
bushwbackine. Am6uscades and
and masked batteries uvc the mn
cbne tactics, las setting traps
and digging pitfalls toryou now.
Ii il cannot defeat yonr nomina'
ton and election. Il viii Ut least
try to make your administration
the most complete failure .nd dis
nppoiuGment that ever stood before
the people Of Missouri fhc Fellows
who hated you three months ago,
hate yau sull, aud with mera
bitterness. Bnt they don't show
il. because they dare MT Some
Of them are aiealthily creeping
into the band wagon, but they are
there for mischief Beware, Mr.
Folk Take caro-. Trust them
mott This isno ordinary compaign'
The leaders of the fights against
YOU were not merely opposing
you because they i'kea another
better; il was the devil or any.
body to bva. Folk and these
mon today though they may greet
you with smiles and handshake
would rather 500 you in the bot
tomless pit than in the goyornor''
office. The fight against you hat
taken another shape that's all
Those fellows arc not cutters.
But if they can make you bcliov'
that taer have quit, they vii
have paved the way to the accom-
plishment Of your political ruin.
Keep VI tho light, Make the vic
tory complete. Tho first tin
they catch you mapping they vii
cut your throat.
Clipped from tne Houston Democrat Juno3 100
Brother Sanuridge keep NJ til
good work Of reform - We ar
with you heart and hand
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09
OAKLAND pICkuPs.
BY Kiss me and III tell you :


Kind Nd. aud friendly correspoudcnls,
Here | come with few items for this
valuable paper let Us all strive t., make
this the best paper aud all work togelh-
CT and try to do our best
AS our lirsl Correspondents Dar has
passed and all enjoy ed themselves hope
we will all meet ia The future and have
another Correspondents meeting
Mrs. Amos after u suvere spell OF sick
ness is slowly recovering.
Hurrah for the Correspondence Club
say correspondents now is ,ha ,ne Tor
Us To do our duly and make ii II grand
success,
Every body is Invited IL attend child
ren's Day nj Brushy Knob Sunda, Junt
18th
Pm, er meeting every Sat, nigh, aud
Singing sun, evening Ut four O'Clock
every body is invited to attend,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09
RAIL ITEMS
my THE YOUNG WIDOW,

Kind Editor here .come again after a
few week absence.
We are having nice weather at pres
en,,
Planting corn is the order Of the day.
|, S, Watsons family is slowly recov-
oring over the measles,
Mr. G. W. Courtney near MI Grove
visited /. \, Watson of Rail Sunday and
Sunday night also.
Unice Atnip is s,a,i Ing with Mrs.
Margret Grimes this week,
Come again Arkansas girl" | like to
Read your items.
Willie Crews and wife visited at Mr.,
Eli IoGds on last Sun,
A,hcrl Greenle is working for |. s
WNtstu this week.
Miss Genie Grimes visited home folk
three dayslast week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09
FAIR VIEW Items.
BN GRAVEL 8 1RArCHG

News scarce and wes,her col
Passed tu the G'ea, Beyond i'e'mon
the lule son OF Thomas aud Rose shul-
ley on the 10 Of May.
Grieve not dtW parents,
Let Thy deeds and steps he straight,
To Tint bright City,
Just across Tie stormy Tide
Where thai infant face ,on viii seq,
And parting Shall oome no moro,
His little form rests beneath Inc sod
His hands crossed geutly en- his breast
Aud his spirit returned 10 God
The world IL wide and so is the CRGssE1
For me to read and God to bless il,
Good bye kind Editor and happy Cor
Reed. some time ago,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09

sPFmAL DIspArcH 20 TIE GLoBE.nEM
uCRaT
Cherokee, Kan, June g. The
Frisco passenger train, No. III,
ip charge Of Epgjnec, Buckley aud
Conductor liop@ln5, was wrecked
in the yards here al 7 O'Clock this
evening. a son OF Eceineor Rid
ley was kill1d Instantly He is
supposed to have taken the train
al the Missouri Pacific crossing,
one ta,i mile east ot The accident.
No other passengers were hurt,
except slightly. The baggage car
left ,be track ADD was badiy dam
aged. The cauee e supposed 70
no Il detective switch. Clipped
from tho st. Louis Globe Democrat
Jpne q. 1904
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09
Written ior lnland Farmer,
a chat about
Books.

A child IS lnborn love for stories IAN
be made an important factor in the
government OF the children, as they
are largely influenced by what they
read. TO their lively Imagination the
characters are real live people, and
they admire or condemn according as
they appeal TO their sympathies. We
should see that nothing but what is
pure, and elevating as we'll as inter
es,ing fails into their hands.
Ten Nights IN Bar Room will con.
tain enough action TO attract and hold
the attention OF an active, wide, awake
boy, and viii instill more temperance
in his miad than series Of temper
ance lectures, while he will learn more
OF the life and works OF Christ from
reading Titus; A Comrade Of the
Cross, than from all the sermons he
is likely to hear during his boyhood.
We have no library. and as money
is not very plentiful with us, we must
purchase only such good books as can
lie had t0t a small sum, and for the
benefit OF those who may be similarly
situated | will give list OF some that
we have read during the past two OF
three years, and found well worth the
second or third reading
The Lamplighter, Paula Clyde,
The Transformation OF Job, In Lea
cue With the Powerful Black Rock,
! Ruby; or A Heart Of Gold, A Star In
prison Fen Nights in Bar Room
! the Awakening of kohaih Sloane,
For The Sake OF A Name, and Titus
| A Ccmrade Of the Cross
The latter story won the prize Of
81 900 offered for the best childrens
story OF the life and times Of Christ
and is very thrilling as we'll as instr
uclive, 1t will be enjoyed by every
member of the family.
All Of the above named books art
, we'll printed, the type being larg,
, and clear, and are attractlvely bounf
, in pretty colored covers, and as the,
cos, less than dime are within tn,
reach OF every one.
BY forming a book club ci a half
dozen book lovers. and each one con
', tribu,ing book, all could be purch
ased and read at very trlfling COS
10 each member. A list {
names of members could be paste
: on the covers, and the librarian, VIII
should be centrally lnca,ed, coul
distribute them, cancelling the nam
u Of each member as he or she read ,h
l. book.
A meeting once month at th
! home Of one of the members, wher
y a discussion Of the books would furl
y lish pleasant aad profitable subjec
for conversation, would prove
m means Of bringing together person
y Of similar tastes and would be cnjo
as ed by all.
70 Fowler, Mo. ANNIE HoFFARTH.
% The readers Of the CTEssET ca
70 obtain any Of the above named bool
for eight cents each BY sending to:
xt David. G. Cook Pub,
CO., Elgin, III.
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MO untain Grove Items
BY UEsa VINO.

.t..,' ....+
ile'law kind Editor arA friendv Cor
respondents. | will attempt uo write
few m1re I,ems for ne WORLDS CnEs
sEr
Nrws Is rplhef scarce with mr ne there
are four correspondents writing from
here, 80 rou see we will have 10 divide
uo orr Items
" nre having l,ls Of rain.
II .he aud Willie Huddock were in
Cab =, Saturday.
VI | Lo,mis Of Winopa WAS intihs
city aurday.
l;eN Light Of Sargcn, No is at pre-
eeni writing in this city.
Jess BooGer Of Gravel Poiut look the
liain here for K, G, Saturday night,
Lewis Stevens and wife OF Winona is
here visiting with parents and friends IN
tnis cily.
W - jluil rs DIl Tue SICK Ilhl4
| Mis-. Z, Mabe and children Of Hug gins
Mo, is visiting with Nj Grove friend,
tots week,
Anyone wishing TO have honsos moved
cetl un James Mlligan aud Joe Kamey
Mt. Grove Me-.
{
| Willie sullivan WIS here from Names
Friday.
| Mrs. Woods of higgins No. arrived
I here "Wednesday nienl from nn extended
TRIP TO Jones Borough ILL., her son and
daughter, John and Sophia met her al
/ the ,lain,
MI. simpson who has been very low
vito Pneumonia Fever is improving. bis
many friends nope for his recovery soon
/ MIS-, Sarah Wheeler who has been very
+, low with Measles. is better.
Neston Buney OF Bado was here trad
it9 with our merchants last week.
How swil'h flies The happy hours
When Willie lladdock is BY the side o
G'na Powers.
x Wonder il that person has found on
vet who that girl was running arouht
like shu was c'nzy Cor Day. Cues
Who" knows who she was. II Was; !
was Mary Depue, she vas hunting he
mother and run across you,
Mr.. TuIrril Nnd wife Of lIuggius wei
in lhie cty FRIDAY.
Well Correspondents Day has com
and gon. hope all tint were lnere ca
jayed themselves ss Gltl what time
was there was glnd 10 sre ell of ,h
correspondents, al,in | dui'pi gol az
iquain,cd with very many Of them rs
was thtre such u short time, | repr,
very much did not &c, iu shake hand
and talk with our kind Editor, ! hop
we viii nll meet again some glad day,
not on earth; hope we will all meet !
Heaven,
Il Misses l.ue Reaves Minnie Baney
Liaz'e and Maudie Simpson aud Flor
, Parker; and Mr., While Haddock an
Waller Gourley were the welcome CUES,
ot Mary aud Dolly Depue sunday eve
There was II wedding, birth and
death occurred in this town Sund9
night at eight o'clock,
= MIR. Tom Hackworth and Miss Lu
Callahan were united in Marriage Su
might at the Christian church. Rev. Y
p. Hale officiating We hope the
smooth sailing through life. The hapI
= couple departed Monday for st, Louis
attend The Worlds Fair.
se Mrs, Tiilin Of this place passed fro
'e this life TO the great beyond Sund
N night June 9TH. 1904 She leaves Ii
band one daughter and mother
as mourn her departure. The bereav
"a ones nave tho sympathy Of the emit
20 community,
TO III close hoping for more news nc
week. am MS ever the same old girl,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09
HAPPY HOME
ITEMS.
BY L0vEL

B1 LOVED
Good morning Mr.. Editor please print
few items from this part,
Mr.. jos MUIR has cot his new house
finished and will move in 1t some time
this week so l hear, I wish them much
JOY in their new home.
Poor old Rocks Springs we might ms
will say "she is dead that is 10 bad
awake up young folks and let us have
singing or Sunday School It's to bad TO
Ii nix our old home church is dead
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09
CHlLDREN,S Day.

To he held Mt Gravel Point the 2Glh
day OF June n prngrnme which we hope
will entertain YOU all is being prepared
by the yeung folks and children. Com.
one come all be,ii great aud small.
Mr.. Jesse Booker left for X. G. Snt
nigh! where he Intends to spcnd the
SUMMER we wish him prea, succoss.
las. Scott and family were entertain.
cd Sun. evening by John Irwin and fam
lily.
Mr. Bruce Ajtksson md Renzp Book
or were the guert Of Alva and Willie
Hunter SUNDAY evening
Misses Eslella md Katie Williams left
last Thursday for ST. Louis where they
intend to visit tie Worlds Far
Mr. aud Mrs. Willis Mccall aud family
were in M Grove trading on Monday.
Rv, Miller will preach here the end.
Sun in June. Rev. DAVIS the Bird. Every
body should hear them
Mrs, Rachael Ragsinle and family
Miss Ca'he"iue Vandiver ard Mrs
Emeline Hunter were the guests of Lula
Reeves last ruesda,
Miss Bertha Ellis is spending few
dms with her grandfather g. NJ, Mel
ton.
We understand MI Zion is preparin,
program for n fourth of July celebra
non 10 he held al fuckers Mill th,
fourth.
Crops are looking fine ut presen, writ
ing.
DON, nsget the dae of Children
| Day and be sure aud come and brinl
two or three with yon.
Misses Lille and Elsie Vandiver Lot
Tie aud Enmie Hunter were ialernne,
by T. 4 Hunter md family Sunda,
evening.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-09
Rain and mud is prevalent

Rain and mud is prevalent.
ScveIa, attended s. s, and leagne
lasl SUNDAY
Mr. Ed Kcnney and family VISITED
vita Mr. CnwIey and family SUNDAY
evening.
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