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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
SOLDIER APPLIES FOR
CITIZENSHIP PAPERS
Veteran of Philippine War Wants to
Become an American

Frank Schranker was yesterday
given his final papers admitting him to
citizenship by Judge Hallam, who ad-
ministered the oath of allegiance. An
application for naturalization papers
was heard from Joseph Christofk a
discharged soldier in the United
States army, and the case was con-
tinued. Christofk is a young German
who came to this country young
enough to escape service in the Ger
man army, but old enough when the
war in the Philippines was progressing
nicely to enlist in the regulars and see
two years of brisk fighting. His serv-
Ice as a soldier in the United States
army allows him to become naturalized
with one hearing and only requires
him to bring one witness to the
process.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
BUSY SOCIAL WEEK IN
FRONT OF GOV. JOHNSON
Will Be Guest of Minneapolis News
paper Men and Others

Gov. John A. Johnson has sent his
acceptance to social session of the
Minneapolis Press club, scheduled for
tuesday evening at the Unique thea
ter. A vaudeville entertainment will be
given for the newspaper men and their
guests. Gov. Johnson will speak at
the q. A. r. state encampment camp
ire, to be held at the Peoples church
In st. Paul Wednesday night, and will
be guest of honor at an Elks social
given for the state officers and the
members OF the legislature Thursday
night at Elks hall. Gov. johnson will
attend the university circus, Mime
apOlis. Friday night
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
MANY ELIGIBLE FOR
CLERKS OR CARRIERS
Results of Examinations for
Positions Are Made
Known

Returns We're yesterday received by
r NJ Moroney, secretary of the eighth
district civil service board upon ex-
aminations for clerk and carrier for
the st. Paul postoffice, held last No
Vember. The papers are marked by
examiners at Washington, and the men
and women who passed better than 20
in the subjects submitted are now
eligible to appointments to the st. Paul
postoffice department.
OF 40 men who took the examination
for clerk and carrier; 43 attained the
required average. Of the 81 women
who competed in the examinations for
clerk, 81 passed and failed. Forty
four participated in the examination
forecafrler, and here a less percentage
passed. A total of 90 We're successful,
with Is falling below the necessary
average to put them on the waiting
list. 1t is estimated that between 20
and 80 new clerks and carriers will be
required in the local postoffice and
carrier departments during the year,
and the candidates whose standing
is the highest are given preference in
appointments. The following are the
successful candidates and their stand
ings:
William T. Fahey, S7,95; D. 2. stegner.
Ryan, $40; Reuben A. Peterson, S4.15;
Christian Wallace, $3.50; Albert Ander-
son, $3.50; August Ce1vanka, $3.50;
George Aronson, S2.05; Albert C. Dege,
S1.S5; NJ F. McManus. S1.60; Harry v
Levey, S1.50; J. Fl. Gillies, 81; J. r. Houli-
han. $780, Christian NJ. Amland. 1890;
Joseph =. Murnane, 1920; William
Rachae, 1850, Louis v. Reardon, $40;
Reiling, 1910; W. W kienholz, ,77.65;
George Johnson, 1855; Nels p. n. Sand
dahl, 7745; f. B. Simpson, 77.15; Ralph
N. La Barr, ,77.O5; Y. J. Loenergan;; So;
Paul w. Cole. 7645; Leo. J. Kaldunski,
1876; NJ. c. Schweiker, 1880; F. p. Bates,
1880; T. G. Minogue, 1870; NJ ]. Brice,
1859; M. G. SEIZURE, 1920; G.. Goetz Jr.,
1850; n. A. Tempel, 74.45; E. n. Coan,
"A; Emil II. Schultz, 1850; Thomas CALI
nagh, 73.40: Richard A. D. Lee. 1905;
Thomas O'Dougherty. 7195; w. C. Wag-
ner, so; William Koelln, Ills; E. w.
De Baptiste, 7160.
Female Clerks
Bertha Dressed, So rs; Florence c. o.
tergrin. So so; Ida Salxrison, $3.50; Mary
Gill, 1875; Ellen McKellip, 81 AS Kath-
crime Russell, 81 40; Hannah Sullivan,
Sc. 20; Anna McCabe $3.50; Grace S.
Stegner, So. 10; Vetma A. Munson. So;
Anna E. Sullivan, So; Celestine b. Rentz,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
Ninth Dividend Ordered

Upon request of Judge Otis, receiver,
Judge Bum yesterday ordered the re-
cefyer to pay ninth dividend TO creditors
Bank q st. Paul This brings the total
of the dividends paid up to 65 PEI. cent
of the total Indebtedness and il is the
belief that about so per cent OF the total
Indebtedness can be paid from the assets
now on hand and yet to be realized upon
The balance will probably be paid In three
per cent dividends
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
ST. ANTHONY PARK

The members of the Reading circle We're
entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. b.
F. Meek and Mrs. Valleau, at the home OF
Mrs. Meek. on Langford avenue, in honor
OF Mrs. c. A Dunn. The circle was or
ganized in January. 1887 at the house
where Mrs. Meek now resides with Mrs.
f. III. Burghardt as president. The char
ter members are Mrs. Burghardt. Mrs. z.
c. Hall. Mrs. II. y. Stephenson, Mrs.
Moffitt and Mrs. Dunn. The ladies pre-
sented Mrs. Dunn with a picture.
Prof and Mrs. Andrew Boss of Raymond
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
COMPANIES FlIe charters

Two mutual insurance companies filed
their charters with Insurance Commits
sioner I. ID. O'Brien yesterday. The
M1nnesota Rural Letters Carriers Mutual
hofse insurance company, Wayzata will
insure the steeds of the rural free deliy-
cry carriers The North Star Mutual
Dwelling House, Fire Insurance COMPANY,
Minneapolis, viii engage In a mutual in
surance business. w. A Bress Mime
apolis, is president of the new com
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
CURED BY CUTICURA
Spent Hundreds Of Dollars Trying Every Doctor
in NeighbOrhOOd, but Kept Growing Worse
All the Time Completely and Permanently
Cured by Cuticura at Expense of S.. ~

al have been tempted number of
ta letter telling how Cucura Remedies my mother
Mrs. William F. Davis. living Stony Creek
Some she had Eczema the
In my fe She able sleep only little and
how she kept alive She every doctor in the
negborhood but kept growing all thu Her
of the swollen and painful and the spread until
appeared body hands and wrists
and made housewo the question her condition
this time that she despaired of a recovery
Finally after she had dollars without receiving
benefit living misery years wh,ensd from pain
and suffering and body dsfgured 10 her and told
her she would the would use them BUT
mother discouraged hope Nothing will
me- must die with it. However she using Cutura
Soap Ointment and Rsoven used three bottles
Resvn five boxes of Cutcura Ointment Cucua
Soap she entirely cured Her its natural color
OF this because feel duty cownen of this
wonderful cure by Cuicura
Having mothers mind have recommended CUT
cura to those suffering with living in Hartford Conn
had the pleasure knowing who were wonderfully
cured by Cuticura.
Here in New York have just been young who has
been sore afflicted with humor He tells me that cuHra
Soap Ointment and three bottles R.soyent cured him
could the others for whom Cucura has
worked remarkable Now feeling have done nv duty
shall be pleased you will publish this letter"
l6l West 36h ST., New York City, GEO C. DAVIS
Complete for Every Human CT On
o hs a anS esr S T hO @
Single Costing but one b RsSasent d Pa
@ a1s sS0 ne Potter sp rs c edaP sS
Mailed Free How Dshguing umors of Infancy and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
JUDGE sanborn to Return

Judge Walter II. Sanborn, who has
been sitting in the United States court OF
appeals at st. Louis for three months
will arrive in St. Paul on Monday. The
work of the term has been completed.
Judge Sanborn's associate judges are ex-
pected to come TO St Paul within a few
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
LEM Admits Bankruptcy

Peter II. LEM. a trimmer. filed a peti-
ton in bankruptcy in the federal court
yesterday. He gives his unsecured la
bilities at $l,562- His assets are s2e5. all
In property exempt from execution and
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
Wilbelm 1. unb Orr Sbau(pislfr.

SoIgenbes beitere @ef9i9t9en trug
fi6 anlGBli9 zines 8eIu6es bes bamaz
ligen &0nios @ilbelm |. bon preuben
in Wiesbaben gu. Der alte Selbmar@
f6an Wraneel bate gu Dem S9aus
fpieler s. 9epl srpBe 3~uneisuns eez
faBt; infplgebeHen betparb er ii4 BEL
9elegenbeit UNI cine MusSei9nune fir
feinen @iinitline BEL ieinem 9errn.
&Dnig Wil3elm pinfabrte Der @itte beg
areiien 5elbmari9ans, unb 9ebl err
bielt am Sage Der @nfunft bes Mo<
rar6en ben &rpnenprben. @ber er
bate faum .3eit, bas 8Gnb9en am
&nopflo9 gu befeitieen, uls er au6
f6on in bic 6ofloge befoblen tpurbe.
Ser &Dnis unterbielt fi9 in feiner
befannten leutfeligen Weiie cine 3eitz
lang nit linn unb faste f9liebli9:
r@ie mar so9 slei6 Sbr Nameg"
Ser &Initle perneiste fi9 chr
fur9tspoa unb fpra4: r9epl, Cure
Maisftdt."
,Ssbr f90n," fagte Der aDnis lG=
9elnb, ri& bante Sbnen fir Sbre
freunbli9en @efinnungen, uber-S9r
Nameg"
.9epl, Sure Maieitdt."
.Oanfe-banfe," erpiberte Der &Dz
mtg mod einmal, obne bic seringite linz
gebulb gu p%erratben. uinbeB-Sbr
Name2"
n9ebI, 6sbl-gure Maieftdt!" fans
melte Derlesen Der S9aufpieler.
.gs lit Der 9off9auipieler 9epl.
Majeftdt," pifperte in biefem @ueen<
Bid Der bienittbuenbe &ammerberr benz
&Dnige gu.
Sieier Iadte berali6, CAB benz
S9uuipieler Die 9anb, unb bic @or<
fteaung tpurbe fOrtgeieBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

tpobl, pie man Tie 10 in ben 8ilber=
rdtbfeln oft seSei4net itebt. Oieie
fteaten iih ale Inn mein 8ett berum,
lahten mid an nit ibren runben Sc
fi9tern unb padelten nit ibren biden
8duden ba5u.
r0ann mar Der Sraum gu Gnbe.
sd ba6te Den gurt5en Sag barber
nu9, mas bas pObl 5u bebeuten bate,
fonnte aber feline 2oiune finben uno
bate ben Sraum fat per9efen, als er
fi9 in Der fplgenben Na9t pieberbolte.
Wieber famen bic biden I9ten uno
la9ten mir freunbli6 5u.
vNm anbern Wpreen fagte i9 mir,
bas mub unter allen llmftGnben etpas
gu bebeuten baben, aber i9 tonnte ben
Sraum ni6t erfldren, unb partete auf
bic brittle Na9t. en- bieIer trGumte i9
gar ni9t, unb jebt fam i9 nu9 langem
Sinnsn auf Die ri9tige Sbee: Idt nal
a9t, fagte id mir, lit 56, bas Daft Su
Stpeimol getrGumt; besbalb f9rieb i9
bic 3iffer 56 bin unb nod einmal bas
neben, unb erbielt 10 bic .3abl $685.
biefe mubte alfp ppbl Die drummer bes
srOben 2poies fein, bas i6 germ sez
tpinnen tpolte. SD fam baber gu
Sbnen unb faufte bas 2oos, obslei4
es tbeuer mar, aber sic ieben, mein
Sraum tpar pieber ri6tig."
n@ber, Mann, a9t NAL aht lit bod
ni9t Sc, a4t nal a6t lit ia a."
Der 8ouetteur f9rie es faft Dor
2aden.
yglein," ertpiberte Der onbere edr3
beleibiet, ru9t NAL a@t lit Sc! sic
fppllen mid lpobl bunlm mu9en9 Wasg
Sd fam rod mein ginmaleins nod!
He9nen + oe i9 INNER setonnt unb
Sic feben bod, es mar ridtig, fonft
Bate i9 bod ni4t %setponnen! giee, bd
miifen sic fi9 einen Siimmeren
fu6en.-@aten M6enb!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

Die Mntebler i'm nDrbli9en
She'll bon Stasca County, Mtnn.,
finb erbittert iiber bic HGubereien uno
felbit Morbtbaten, tpel9e bon canabiz
i6en Snbianern periibt perben, bic
ii9 bann nit leidter Miibe ipieber
iiber bic @renae MAIDEN. Die 9eims
ftGtter unb Q%niiebler baben jebt iibsr
bas gauge nDrbli9e 9renagebiet bon
Minnefota @istlan5 > gpmites orsas
nifirt unb bic rGubsrii9en NotbbGute
tperben einen parmen gmpfang be-
fommen, tpenr lie ii9 pieber oetgen.
Die 4niieoler iinb entf6ioRen, ben
&%dubtbaten etr @nbe gu MAIDEN.
Ra6be George 2epis
aus Pratt, Wis., feds Sage unb feds
NG9te in balbausefrorenen Siimpfen
unb pfablpien Wdlbern Bel 312 SUB
tiefem S9nee umberseirrt mar, purbe
er BON ben Mrbeitern zines !6olslagers
aufsefunben unb na6 Mfblanb ees
bra9t. 8eibe Sube unb cine 9anb
tperben amputirt perben miifen, unb
beibe &niee unb @qbpgen iinb erfroz
rem. 2etpts, Der elm Subrmann lit.
berlieb pratt, I'm na9 einem feds
Meilen e%n.fernten Eager gu seben. Gin
S4neei turn trat Elm, unb ct berlor
feinen We9. Mls er eefunben purbe,
befanb sr ii6 nllr flint Meilen pOm
@usgangspunfte, BENIN er bate ii4
beitdnbis i'm areiie bepest.
@uf semeine Weife a &C {
geibt bdt Elm auridgenieiener Sreier
in S5aterfpn, 90. S. Weil bic Gltern
Der Is Sabre alien Mamie 5arnpn
i'm ais Sreier fir ibr SD9ter9en
ni9t bd6en no0ten, fdnitt Clarence
Slben benz MGb6en pbne ibr Wifen
unb @iaen ben i9Onen 3opf ab. @r
ging 5uerit na9 benz Sarnpn'i6en
9auie uub frasts nu9 Mamie unb ba
er fe bort ni9t traf, na9 benz 9auie
Der @robmutter bes Mdp6ens. @r
Bat, iie auf cine Minute fpre9er gu
biirfen. sic fam berunter na9 Der
9austbiir, unb fobalb Slben ibrer am
ii9tig purbe, umarmte er tie. sic
ma9te fi9 los unb lief bic Sreppe
binauf, unb als tie einen 8lid in ben
Spiegel mari, bsmertte tie, bab ibr
3opf feblte. @ie Der 8Iib mar tie
piebsr an Der Sbir, in bemielben
Mpment a6er f9loB Sloen bieleibe,
lisb ben s3opf fallen unb lief bapon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
&Ieiber BON S9eer unb
M -, ~ n =

RIeiber BON Sheer unb
W agenf1mtere gu reinis
gen. Man nGht ben Sled nit einem
peiben Saben ab unb belegt benfelben
alsbann nit Gigelb. tporauf nan bas
Rleibunssitiid aufbdngt unb trodnen
lGbt. SpGter pGidt man BEN Sled
NIT sepSbnli9er Seife unb lautpar<
mem WaFer aus. SIT bas @tiid aber
ni9t msbr neu unb ionf i4on triib
BON S4mub, 10 tbut man gut, bass
felbe sana gu maiden, ba ft4 fonft.
mo Der Tbeerfled mar, tpieher Elm sled
seist, unb aipar ieBt ein reiner. ipdbz
renb bas 1Iebrige fdmubig erf4eint.
Gtatt Gigeib fann man audi frifhe
Butter nebmen. bod 1T Giselb INNER
~borauaiehen.
WeingtIGser uber bic 9sfe
befibt ein.n iebr bOben Wertb als
Weinberssbiinser, inbem Is bic fir
ben Weimftod defenders nt4tige1
HGbritoffe, Rali, phosphorfdure unb
@tidftoff in febr reiGen Menger ents
bdlt. Oiefer Dunsftoff ion i'm Griihz
iabr runb um bic Si1de u~ntersebradt
unb nit Grbe bebedt tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

getretsn lit. 8eibs Subilare erfreuten
fi9 mannigfa9er Spationen. = Die
%65idbrise Srau bes %peniionirten 2opt<
fen Oiebert6s, ppbn6aft dlte Sei9z
itrabe, tpurbe auf benz Mborte, nit
8ranbpunben bebedt, beipnBtlos bor=
gefunben. Die 8erlebungen itnb
i9per. Die 8erlebte purbe Iofort in
observation-disclosures gebra9t. Sas Seuer
ioG bur9 unporfi9tises umssben nit
Strei9bOlaern perurfadt iein. :
Cine entfeBli9e MeFerite9erei ipielt.
fi9 BEL elmer WirtbI9aft am Oehauer
11fsr ab. Der Muf9inift 9anbtte
iiberfiel etnen Mrbeiter, nit benz er
pprber Streit gebabt bate, urb i6nitt
i6m nit einem Mef1er ben unterfiefer
auf. Der Angesriffene Sos nun audi
Elm WfeHer unD berfeBte benz Sanbtte
einen Sti6 in Die 8ruit. 8eibe Bro,
9en bepuBtlos 5ufammen unb muB=
ten na9 benz &ranfenbauie sebra4t
tperben.
Bremen. Dem !6auptmann Der
Qanbpebr q. 9. @pplf Sittmann 1T
Der &otbe Mblerprben bierter &lafTe
perlie6en pprben. = 8ermiBt miro
Der 10 Sabre alte S9iffsfp9 @ittor
&atui9ni aus Oppeln, Der auf benz
i'm 9olsbafen liesenben Seself9tff
pima" bebienitet mar. Ser Ser
mibte tit pom S9iff in bic Stabt ss@
eangen unb ni9t 5uriidgefebrt. @s
ftebt gu befir4ten, bdB er %perun9liidt
lit. = Na9 4%7iGbrigsr Sisnitaeit
beim Nprbbeutf9en 2lopb trat Der
S9iffsr MoriB 8uf6e, BET dlteits
2lppOangeIteate feiner Dirt, in ben
tppblperbienten &ubeftanb.
2ubed. &aufmann 8aer, Biz
gum October Mitinbaber Der Norbs
beutf6en Observation-Disclosures unb
pinielfabrit 2iebtfe C Stolterfobt,
tpurbe fpssen GROCER We9ielfGli9uns
gen perbaftet. Ste Sirma 9iebtfe C
Stolterfo6t bat bic 3ablunsen bas
raufbin einsefteGt. Die llnterbtlana
betrGgt ettpa 100000 Marf. = Mi!
Der Quffibrung bon nMinna BON
8arn6elm" tpurbe bic reuerbaute
prG6ttg auseeitattete Stabt6aue in
@egentpart bon @ertretern Der 8ebDr=
ben unb unter aablrei9er 8etbeiligune
Der @inpObnerf4aft er0ffnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16
ptr @f(didtskfnnfr.

Rapoleon 1. ipielte germ @eIsbrtsn
eegeniiber ben 9ef9iGtsfenner, pbelei9
i'm iein @ebd9tnib in Namen unb Oas
ten oft re9t bebenfli9 Inn Std lieb.
Oieie S9Dd9e CAB einmal 8eranluf=
flung gu elmer bronisen @sene, ols'
Imeilbon, elm Mitglieb fer Barrier
Mfabemie, Der bic befann'e rDmii9e Sc
f9i9te 2ebeaus fort5s5re, CUR @ubiena
beim &aiier befntlen mar.
.Nb, Sic limb 9err N%nciQon?" leitete
Hapoleon bic unterrebung elm.
rSa, Sire, Nmeilbpn," perbeferte
i'm Der Gelebrte NIT lG9elnber 3us
ftimmung.
rGi9tig. @meilbon! limb Sic baben
bic rDmif9e Sef9i9te 2ebOns fortse=
feBt2"
ySa, Sire, aebeaus rDmif6e Sc
f6i9te," Idrtete bic Sfpeite &orreftur.
rSSapobl- Die rDmif9e @ef6i9te
2ebeaus-bis CUR Gtnnabme 3onftans
tinopels bur6 bic Mraber."
rSa, Sire, bur9 bic Sirten."
nWas fogte i9, our9 bic Mrober2
Selbfperi tdnbli9 burh bic Siirten,"
perbeKerte fi9 Der 9aifer, lin Sabre
1449."
so, Sire, i'm Sabre 1853"
nWoate i9 AUDI fagen, 9err MmeiI=
bon-1453," beenbete Napolepn bic fir
TIN 10 bef9dmenb ausgefallene Sc
f4i4tsrepetition unb entlisB, iihtlia
iibelgelaunt, ben Nfabemiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

Gin HesenaIl 1T IN Der
Stabt Squique in peru p0uis unbes
fannt. Oie Stabt bat $4,000 Sin.
tpobner.
Die 6Iotten Der melt
umfaHen insseiammt 500 Sdla6t=
f9iffe, AL areu5er, 1855 8anpnen=
unb 1900 S~orpeboboote.
Gin neues Stubium bat
profeFor &einf9 in Der llnipsrfitdt IN
Mabifon, Wis., eingefibrt, nGmlid
bas Stubium Der tbeoretif6en uES
prattifGen @eiebgebuug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-16

~ Mau&t bic fish l Mingo.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09
Lotter to Jones & Webster.
Jefferson, Tex az.

oShShooAi5 AOA ons
Dear Sirs: Messrs Leachman & Ed
elm, Grafton, W. Va, had been selling
paint which they thought well of;and
this had occurred.
They bad sold customer IS gallons
to paint his house. A few years later.
they sold the same man Devoe lead
and-zinc the same number of gallons to
paint the same house. He had 7 gal
Ions left.
The point of the tale is: IL gallons
Devoe paints an 1S-gallon house.
OF course. that isn't all.
Why does IL gallons Devoe go as far
as 10 ggllons of other paint? Because
it is all paint, all true, no sham, and
full measure.
But that isn't all. Devoe lasts longer.
No, no; you haven't got to wait ten
years 10 find that out. Ten thousand
people know it. We've got their names
Our agents know them; they think q
heap Of Devoe. There's no difficulty in
showing your townspeople what to ex.
pect of Devoe. $40 will paint a $1E
house; and the paint'll last twice az
long. Yours truly,
33 F. w. DEvoE & Co.,
New York.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09
JEFFERSON TEXAS SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER O. 1905
The Kingdom.

The Bible refers to the kingdom
of heaven as the kingdom of God,
and Daniel says, "In the days OF
these days kings (the tings then
ruling) shall the God of heaven set
up a kingdom that shall break to
pieces all other Kingdoms and shall
continue forever" Daniel saw an
image come up out of the earth
whose head was gold, breast and
arms were silver, body was brass,
thies iron and feet iron and clay
At the same time be saw stone
cut out of mountain Without
hands, and it began to roll and
struck the image and ground it to
dust, and the winds swept it, away.
Then the inspired writer tells us
that the Kingdoms of this world
shall become the kingdem of our
God and His Christ. In the days
of these kings the God of heaven
was to set up, not remodel the ex.
listing kingdom, but to set up a
kingdom that should continue for
ever, and it. is of that kingdom l
write.
Christ says, my kingdom is not
of this world" as much as to say.
mine is spiritual kingdom. !"
The Jewish kingdom, or national
lty, was compound of religion
and national affairs Moses, their
lawgivsr, instituted sacrifices, typ
ical of the one sacrifice that was to
be offered at the end of the Jew.
ish ceremony. That sacrifice was
offered on Calvary in the person
of the blessed Christ, and then and
there ended the Jewish dispense
ton, and the Christian kingdom
commenced with new laws, new
material and new purposes.
Jesus said to ,Nicodemus, Eek
cept man be born again he can
not see the kingdom of God" He
was astonished at this and said,
"How can man be born when he
is old?" showing his ignorance OF
the nature of that Christ was to set
up. He had supposed itwould be
temporal-visible, and that Jesus
would be king. But to his aston.
ishmsnt be was told that the king.
dom was heayenly-could be seer
with spiritual eyes alone, and there
fore ys must be born from above
Gods perative must" The
unresen rated can not even see
much lass enjoy this kingdom while
on earth, and fearful to think o
the great beyond. Reader, wha
are your prospects for the future
QUIs.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09

Baseball is a new sport for the
Grssnvillo girls. They have two
teams-ths Katy Flyers and Sec
ond hidlands. These teams are
composed of some of the city's
most charming girls ranging in age
from IL to Is. Each team has a
boy fer catcher Mckinney Cou-
rier.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09

Every man owes it to himself lad his
family to master trade or profession.
Read the display advertisement of the
six Morse Schools of Telegraphy.in this
issue and learn how easily young
man or lady may learn telegraphy and
be assured position. d1.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09
Crawford Shoes for Men.

The following subscribers have
thanks for payment on subscrip-
ton:
RI Murphy, Tom Harrington, Mrs
Cornelia Jones, Robert Lockett, Smith
Lockett, Mrs B Mcmillan, Miss Kate
Mckay, Mrs E Summers and for Mrs
Lie I Wethered. Joe Duchkar and for
Mrs w B Allen, DR. ] B Zachry, Geo.
Dorrity, Mrs Dora Buchanan.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09

T. r. Potts. of Pittsburg. has
bought out the Kahn Saloon from
e. Davis, who sold on account of
being cripped and not able to at
tend to the business. Mr.. Potter
and his brother will move here
from Pittsburg and run the bust
ne So.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09
Notice Competition Defied.

All who wants VAULTS, MONU-
MENTS or SLABS any character, size
grade or design, either Granite, Marble
or Stone, put up in superior art work.
manship cannot do better thanto figure
with J. H. GARDNER of this city.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09

We received postal last week
too late to note that III. A. Smith
sold the first bale of cotton at Av-
niger on Aug. Both, for II cents
with $14.0 premium.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09

In recent letter to his father
and mother here Henry Markos
sent them a pretty little metal tray
of Canadian make. Henry is on U
S. F. S. Chicago stationed at Post
Angeles, Wash.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09

The rural route carriers had hol-
iday on Monday. which was Labor
Day.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09

See great removal sale announce
ment of J. ]. Segal in this issue.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09

Remember we are clubbing Tom
Watson's Magazine with the JUMP.
both one year for-$1 30.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09

Wood for Sale.
Have large lot fire wood all lengths
If you need wood, phone or notify.
tiff r. b. WALKER.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-09-09

1t is hot, dry and dusty,