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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23
STATE OF MISSOURI;j
County 0. WRIGHT
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
r B Imam
Administrators of the Estate Of :
Sarah z Secoy, Deceased, !

4. B. lnman Administrator Estate of Sarah Sane,
deceased the Court hs petition pra vim for mr. -
tor the sale OF 30 much the Real Estste deceased as
and satisfy tho remaining debts due estate and vat
Tor want OF sufficient assets compaud accounts flats ma
inventories required by law such
ordered that all interested tho estate of SAID m
notified that Application aforesaid has
the contrary be hown before fist a OF The ooxt
THIS Court to De held on Tia" 9Th day May next an order win Re-
made Tor tho sale Of tue whole the Real P. &C
said deceased will be sufficient for the payment of said deb
IS further ordered that this notice published in some ne
this County TOR tour weeks before next term az his Co.,.
aud further ordered that certified copy tas order s au
served upcn the heirs Of said deceased residents .sd
State
Said land belonging said Estate be sold deserbsd ox
Pt W I. n. !. Sec S. Twp. rs Rage IA: and X W
Sec 80 Twp, %, Range IA and u N. f. J. and N T3y
W Sec. II, Twp. ~ Rang. IA
STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Wright 50
Csmer Jnise and Fix umcio Clerk OF the Probate ru
in and for said County hereby certify tia, the abov. il
OF tho original Order of Publication therein TO- as hs sam
appears Of record IN my fice
WITNESS my hand Clerk and the of our said Court n
at my Office in the City OF Hartvlo County this I'm d f
fcoy' a, y, l0oo j. II. Cinmer,
Iudgc and Ia Cieik
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FOWLER PlcKUrs.
BTCAERHIEss

khd I'D. after few weeks obs.ne.
! viii come again.
t'old weather at present wri,iaa
F'old Goddard visited Cuarl,,
Shelley Fficay evening,
Mrs. Sowiey ard son WIS the w.,.
come cues, O Mrs. Horton.
Charley and Fred Horton has ION,
out west.
Mrs. Shelley and daughter visited
Lucy franklin Friday
Charley Shelley visited William
scasss Friday ana Friday nigh.
Mrs. Mate Goddard Is On The sics
list,
NJ, John Booker and VIE visited
Mr, Frank Horton Friday.
will close for this Time % 81.
p,e 70 the 10 and correspondents.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23
PSALMS AZ.

Ltrtalu. sum 10 his quar- dicla
sunt mihi: In iomnm Domini
ibimus.
Stantes crant pedes nostri: in
atriis ,ais, Jerusalem.
Jerusalem. qnw ndifiratur VI
civitas: cuins participate JUS il
idipsun
Hue erin ascenderunt tribus;
tribus Domin,: tes,imonium Israel,
ad conflendum nnmini DomIni,
Quin illic sederunt sedes 10 Judi.
clio. sedes super d )mum David.
Rogste qnH nd paceln sunt Joru.
salem ct abundatIa dil;gentibus tc,
Fiat pax in VIRTUE tua: It abun.
daDtIa 10 turrIbus tuis.
Prop'er iratres moos e, proxi.
mos meos: loqnebar pacom de 10.
Propier domnn Dcmlni Del
nos'rl qu@sIvl bona ,ibr.
The Renders Of tho carssEr in
fling away the Latin parcels like
the above, Will have the priviIcdgc
OF reading two different iransla
lions on them. following each ar,i.
Gle Aud then wo shalt give l.
euch article the real Old Latit
language, this part OF 1t will b,
something Tor the scholarly muu
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23
ANSW ER TO QUESTIONS
NUMBER 67;;
QUESTIONS No e;.a

What proof have We Of the H.
spiralion Of the Blblef'
II one goes to eternal torment
the other u everlasting life Where
is the justice 10 this when both were
placed here by the same God. on an
equality
Why would God remove from our
midst minister IN his youth when
he was doing all the & 'od be could
,or Gpd'
Is God oiture only
Is man only composed Of atoms'
Those are questions wish the
the I'd. 70 answer Tor the sake Of
Friends.
Mrs. Matte Bowers
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23

lngersoll says, THESE Myths
we're born Of hopes and fears
and tears and smiles There
fore these become the foundation
Of Mr. Ingersolls reasoning:
Hence, Of the Myths that is
born Of hope, must have a cause
there can be no effect without a
cause. And il Myths comes from
hopes there must be d higher
power than man.
Yet another point upon the same
ground Of reasoning, and that is,
he said they come Of tears
and again, he said Of smiles.
We viii have to reason then
that Myths have many places to
come from The Myths from
a smile would have to be some
what different from tue one that
would come from tears, and the
one from hope differing from
either one of the other two. For
the causes, differ so widely from
each Of .er, that there effect or
Myth sLrely would have to differ.
especially the one coming from
fear. This Myth surely would
be q torment, because fear is
torment" and upon this point
we shall reason some little.
First, what produces feari
We answer, q higher power To
learn tins TACT we shall first take
the little ant that crawls on the
ground, II seeing man coming.
it runs. Why! Because 1t real.
~ S There is higher pc wer com
lag. 80 it is with the lamb, it
sees the dog coming, IL runs to
is mothtr i)r protection. the
moLncr IN seeing IA higher power
approaching, she pro e1ts her
olratlne lamb, as much as lies in
her, until she sees the power
showing up to great, then she
tries to make her escape to some
shelter prepared for her, BY
man.
Naturally speaking man is the
ruling power of eal th. And man
fears; then, we by this prove
there Is a universal fear, because
man fears; then we have also
proven, upon those grounds OF
reasoning, a universal higher
power, Because the ant, the
iamo, the mother yew, and also
man, fears and then there must
be a higher power,
Finding then. that there is a
higher power; by there neihc a
universal fear, in man, then il
only remains for us to follow IN
the chain Of reasoning, to find be
You'd a doubt; that there IS a God
some where greater than man,
For there must be a cause for
mans fearing: For man does
not, nor will not fear; unless he
comprehends there is something
That has q greater power THAI
himself.
Then from this stand poiut Of
reasoning; we must say, that il,
Myths" comes from hopes,
tears, smiles, and fears. Their
the cause which produce. them.
must lie beyond,
And whatever that power may
be, we haa better obey Or wor.
ship 1t, Let it be the Sun, Moon,
or Stars; or what it may be. II
is the God: Worship thou il,
Faith is the substance OF things
hoped for. Man will not hope
for any thing Without some CIV
dcnce, with which to hope for,
| IN 4 - !. "
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23

ID the Colony il doing business
they have their foreman; be ID
chosen by the Colony members.
They have their Minister Rev. l.
5. Garrett, who has got copyright
from the government IL the
United States, for The Doctrine
be advocates. which isa two man
theory. Any one can belong to
tha Church and not the Colony;
that -. any one who profess to be
q christians. Any one can Join the
Colony without making q comics.
sion but they must be moral. and
Of good habits. The Que that
will not work when able cannot
1--we II the Colony or this part Of
tie Church, Tie Minister is no.
u Lord as some would have il; but
i the servant Of the people, Ii
there is any one lacks IL viii be him
first. Their business is done Just
like any other cooperative body.
They take care Of their sick.
Now should there b. any other
question arise in the minds of the
readers please ask do not be afraid
and VIZ will answer.
Next, what is the church,"
what IL ment we suppose, ID the
Church OF Christ we answer.
the Church is made up Of believers
in Christ Those believers must be-
such as the patterns laid down
for them. They must observe all
things, that Christ hns said to
them. (see Matt. g 20.) They
must be u doer of those things.
(See James l--22. We must not
only be a hearvr and an observer
but we must be doer of the
word.
md When We once become a
doer OF The word. then we become
a city set on n hill that cannot be
hid. (See Matt, 5-l4-lG J The
one that believes, Christ says shall
do greater works then H. done,
See st. John l4-l2.) See what
Christ said of the believer in him.
(dark l6-l7-1s) Many other
things we could give which you are
to snow them by. But you will say
that yon can't find such n people
today any where. Well we shall
answer because the Church has
left its first love. (See Rev. 81 J
And Christ says tina, they must
remember this and return and do
the first works. (Ses Rev. 2-5. J
And when tho Church returns
then 1t will become q city set Oh
~ hill that cannot be hid. We
shall right more an the believer
and how we are 10 know the
Church in the future and should
any reader wish to ask any more
questions, please ask until you
are fully satisfied and we will
answer.
TO be Continued;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23
FOR SALE.

M J, a. MUIR OF Astoria has !,
span Of good work horses Tor sale
we'sht 1900 lbs, each, in good can.
di'lon, Price siso, 90, Also span
OF ) year old mules medium SIZE
we'll broke price, Sr5o.oo. Mr.. Murr
also wants TO buy ono hundred head
OF stock sheep, For further par,ica.
ar apply 70 Mr. J. A, Muir AslorI.
MI.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23
NOTICE.

Private Detective and Auction.
Ger with'Thirty years experience.
Torns reasonable. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address.
T! b. Mccall.
Pewter, Mo.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23
QUESTION NO. "a

WY did God say to one clas4 Of peo-
p'e' 'ha' he would provoke them 10
'ee''uSly with people tina, were moi n
people why were they no, a peopleY
zee tDept 81 -9l.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23
Question No. Z

"ia' doss Ii mean. where {, .ays.ib,
1a'nerssai sour grapes and The child,ens
''a'h sfe set on edge Jcr, sl-2g
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23
Question Ne. IL.

VIM" made the difference 10 The Two
people spoken of in lisa, Sal
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23
= usslion No. 80.

who Is i, tina, shall .se hi. seedY
spoken Sf':a josiah a9-lo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23
Question No. 10

"ass was it, that God beheld The
sa''n aud 1t was wiihou, form and void
JE. 4--23
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23

programme If ths g 6 Np. gun
day School convention,
10 be Held at Macomb February rs, 1908
~.--.~-A-~
10: 50 a Song Macomb choir
Scripture reading and prayer by Mr.. Dante
Song Macomh choir
Welcome address-Mss Ada Findey
Response Miss. Beesie Newton.
Song Maeomb choir.
Address; Women Ieaders-Rcv. l. s. Garrett,
Pa PER- Sunday School eachsrs and teaching NJ D.
Dscussion--Mrs Alice Braton Williams
Mr. R. L. Jarret.
Mr. G. J. scwersby.
Song Macomh choir
Paper, Tho advantage Of Sunday School Edora,ion
IN. znvers.
Diseussion--Mr A. NJ, BrotsmSrkle,
M James Konptop.
Mr.. James MeMsster.
Mr.. George Caudlc.
NOON.
l80 p. Song Mseomb choir
School daily reading in family worshp-Monroe Earcro.
Discussion--Niss Blanche Brotema,kls
Mr. Lrm Candle
Miss Mary zavers
20G'Cbildrens mass meeting
S. /. Williams Pres
Ollie Little Sec
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23
QUESTION NO, IA,

n
Friend Ed. Please tell the
readers Of the CREssET, what the
jAH-Vilie Colony is; and why it
was organized? Tell va about its
officers and its workings ii full.
QUESTION NC, rs.
Please tel the readers wl,as rHn
Church Of Christ is, and how we
are to know ii?
Mrs. Matte Bowers,
We have asked the Ed. these
questions for,the benefit Of friends
who have been writing to me, and
asking me these questions. know.
ing the Ed. il more eber to an.
swer them tran / am have re.
tered them to him.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-23

Wy vas !, tha' David said Tia,
here wss NO bands In the death az ii.
wicked! Psalms 7s-s-4
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gRDlEER OF PUBL no q gggj n
ti g..
tR. 8. See. ~,

IN the Probate Court for the COUNTY
OF Wright and State Of Missouri,
February term. a, d. 1905.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
EASTER SERVICES
IN OUR CHURCHES.
Easter More Generally Observed in
Milford Than Ever Before.
SPECIAL PROGRAMS RENDERED.

Church services were more largely
attended than at any time since lasl
Easter. Churches were crowded at both
morning and evening services, in many
Instances people who had not been to
church since last Easter went for the
purpose Of hearing the excellent music
and the special sermons.
All Of the churches were prettily
decorated with flowers and gave musi.
cal programs.
The decOrations-ar the Avenue M. E.
Church seemed to be more elaborate
than ever before. and the music under
the direction Of J, Hall Anderson was
that has been heard for long
time. Rev. George P. Jones preached
an able and appropriate sermon.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
New Century Club.

The program for last Monday wa.
postponed on account Of so much bust.
ness to be dispensed with. Nomina.
tions were in order for president, diree.
tors and officers for the ensuing year
and next Monday will be the annual
election Of officers, and it is hoped that
all club members will be present
Miss Margaret Holzmueller delighted
her audience with a musical selection.
and Miss Hester Latchum rendered a
beautiful solo. The music program has
been a rare treat this year, and great
credit to the chairman ofthat committee
"Mrs. Wigs in the Cabbage Patch. "
which was to be given in the club rooms
on Friday evening, has been postponed
until next Friday, May 5th. Great
are being made for the
amusing comedy.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
Ladies' ia MInstrsIsY.

The young ladies of Milford surprised
their friends pleasantly, and afforded
an evening of pleasure last Wednesday
by their appearance at Armory Hall in
minstrel entertainment. Their most
Intimate friends failed to recognize
them in black faces, and the applause
was generous The first part was ex-
cellent and the character sketches did
credit to the participants. Little Ruth
WindsOr's singing and dancing was
especially well received by the audi
ence, but all did their parts well: in
fact, better than some Of the road shows
that drop in for the public patronage
The music and orchestra was all home
talent, and we venture the statement.
that not another town in Delaware can
produce its equal. The net amount re-
alized from the entertainment for the
iremen was about 500. The credit for
he entertainment is due to Mr.. VIII
lam Gray, who worked hard to maze
he success.
If the public will continue to patro.
ize the efforts Of the young folks to
muse, they will soon be able to secure I
be object for which they are making u
lese efforts that is, to get pair Of O
orses for the fTemen. In tine near L
lture the young people will render a v
'medy, which will be followed by il
her entertainments for the same pur- b
)se. n
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
In the Sherifrs Hands.

The people Of Milford have long en-.
joyed the privilege OF a large auditorium
and public hall in which to attend
plays, balls and various entertainments,
BY reason Of the military company
here having Armory Hall, which in q
way is public property. On this build
ing there has rested not only a mort
gage Of $4,000, but there are outstanding
bills that aggregate 500. The revenue
from the renting has never been more
than enough to meet the actual MAIN
tainance Of fire, light and janitor's pay.
The interest is an annual charge of
500, and the insurance about $40 more
hence there has never been any funds
to keep up Decessary repairs.
The heating outfit has never worked
and was never established
satisfactory, and that has been the great
stumbling block for the management. |
This week the sheriff Of Sussex county
has made levy on one Of the old bills
iue e. L. Jones, and unless something
done quickly the town Of Milford
viii not have hall for public purposes
IS It is more than probable that the
would not keep the building
or a purpose OF that kind. The prop.
rty is well worth $4,000 as it stands to-
ay the ground is in fee simple, and
is shame that a town like Milford
hould permit the elimination Of its
My public hall.
Will any Of the monied men or i
omen come to its aid? !
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
Three Districts Want Better Roads.

| At the session Of the Sussex County
Levy Court held last week, the First
Sixth and Eighth districts asked fol
special levy Of tax to raise $1,000 to meet
like sum from the State, all to be used
in building good roads under the Levy
Court Commissioners.
District No. asked for the levy Of
an additional tax Of 5 per cent. for the
district, the same to be used for road
improvement under the new law passed
by the recent Legislature.
Districts Nos. 6 and asked for an
additional levy Of 10 per cent. for the
same purpose.
The tax rate for the ensuing year was
placed at go cents on the 500. Twenty
five per cent. Of the taxes levied was
set apart for the use Of the public roads. |
One-eighteenth Of the taxes levied
was set apart for the use Of the Poor
Trustees.
The committee appointed to settle
with Coroner Alfred P. Pepper found
ihe county indebted to him in the sum
If Sl7745. Also due the late Coroner
J. ]. Lank the sum of S78.6S.
The committee appointed to settle
With Clerk Of the Peace James H.
Wright foun0 the county indebted to
Inn in the sum Of SS7I.49.
John M. Matthews was appointed !
lad overseer for Representative Dis.
'ict No. 8.
Adjourned until May End.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
WHERE YOUR
FRIENDS Az

1 Mrs. Thaw, Of Philadelphia was
Easter guest here.
: George Short, of Philadelphia, "
: Milford visitor this week.
Miss Emma Refs, Of Baltimore.
visiting friends in Milford.
Mrs. Laura Billings, Of ofPhiladelphh
passed Easter with friends here.
Mrs. Kate Deputy and daughter Nel
lie visited Philadelphia this week.,
Mr.. S. P. G. Anderson and wife. o
Amber, Pa, were Easter visitors here
Walter and Emma Gillespie. ofPhiI 8
delphia, were guests Of Milford friends
through Easter.
Charles Ernest and Frank Shear
OF Philadelphia, spent Easter wi
friends in town.
John W. Short, of Philadelphia,
tied his father at Glendale and frIen
in Milford last week.
Mrs. Essie Gilmore and children
from Iowa, are visiting her parents
Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Bunstein.
Mrs. Charles johnson has been visit
ing her husband and daughter Mrs.
Raymond Pierce, of Wilmington.
Mr.. H. Lester Marvil returned last
Saturday with his bride and they are
now residing on East Front street.
South Milford.
Miss Dixie sippIe has gone to PhiIa.
ielphia to attend the wedding Of her
cousin, Edward T. Davis, Jr., to Miss
Ethel Pond, Of New York.
Mr.. Thad Windsor returned from
Cuba, last Sunday night. He
DjoYed his tour, but says he saw no
.ountry or people equal to Delaware
md her citizens.
Mr.. John Waters has returned from
Alabama to Milford and is again at the
cad Of the clothing department in
iall's Department Store in Milford.
lr. Hall wrote and offered him induce.
tents to return to Delaware. t
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
Observed s7th Anniversary.

The Brotherhood Of the Union cele.
brated its S7th anniversary on Thursday
night Of last week by admitting two
new members and enjoying a generous
supply Of refreshments. Several Of the
Oldest members made short addresses
which were attentiyely listened to and
enjoyed by these fortunate in being
present. This society is strong finan-
eially and is receiving new additions
every month.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
OF Value to Fruit Growers.

A new and attractive offer by us il
that Of The National Fruit Grower in
combination with the MILFORD
CHRONICLE, the two one year for 81. 80.
The National Fruit Grower, which is
published at st. Joseph and Benton
Harbor, Mich, is monthly devoted
to the subject of fruit growing which it
handles with great ability. The var
ious topics are discussed by specialists,
and it is invaluable to every fruit
grower.
You may forward your money for
this combination offer to The National
Fruit Grower or to this paper.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
4 Pretty Home Reddine.

A pretty home wedding, with Mis-.
Anne Rhoades Drewes, Of Darby, Pa.
as bride, and Mr.. H. Lester Marvil, OF
Milford, Delaware, as the groom, was
solemnized at 8 O'Clock on Wednesday
evening, April 18th, at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
vewes, in Darby. The ceremony
'rformed blythe Rev. J. R. Gar.
tor Of Mt. Zion Church in that
Ter father is president or the
gh City Council, and there were
w quests present fromP Philadelphia,
Ny ork and Delaware They have
oce.pied their new home on South
Front street.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
E1.Sherlfi Reedy Goes . Jersev.


The Bridgeten, New Jersey, papers
tell ofthe purchase Of a large business in
that city by ex-sheriff Reedy Of Milford:
"Ihe Mayhem Shoe Co. has sold out.
the purchaser being ex.Sherif Reedv.
Of Milford, Del. Mr.. Reedy will take
charge Of this large business the first
Of next week. He is an old and expert.
enced shoe dealer, succeeding his father.
who was a shoe merchant before him
first as Piersop & Reedy and then buv.
ing out his partner, Mr.. Pierson, and
conducting the business himself. Mr..
Reedy is not stranger in Bridgeton
altogether, having visited the town fire.
quently, both in his official capacity
when sheriff and later socially. He
will be a strong acquisition to our busi.
ness fraternity. Mr.. Mayhem, who
has host Of friends in this section Of
the county, will remain in the store
which will be pleasant news for the
Of this famous store"
Sheriff Reedy is a distinct loss to this
community in several ways. He was
good citizen and Identified with pro
'ressive measures, and the Republican
'arty will miss his active work in
ampaigns Mr.. Reedy left for Bridge. !
on on Monday last.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
Are You Afraid Of Lightning?

The season rapidly is approaching
when danger arises from lightning.
The Scientific American says if you are
afraid Of lightning, here is very simple
safeguard to remember: Simply put
on your gum shoes or rubbers and then
stand up so that your clothes won't
touch anything; whether you are in
doors or out of doors you are perfectly
safe, for rubber is a noncsnductor and
you are perfectly insulated. This sis
worth remembering