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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

. AZ %Eanl 2H E ARou% SrT 9 e 2
o home in Bradbury's addition. 4th and
0 9th avs S, 3Sth and Both SITS. an ideal
o location for you and your family Why
0 pay some other, investor high rate Of
o interest on their investment in the way
o of rents. Pay your own lot and start
0 a home where it's desirable to live,
o : close to car and school, surrounded by
o good, comfortable homes. Others like
o them, SO will you, just go and look at
o them. Go today and then see
o II. N. Bradbury,
o sos New York Life.
o Phone T. G. 24O7.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

, o o o o o o o o O o O o o o O o {
D NEW MODERN HOME
Within Walking Distance. i
, $1,000 very fine eight-room fully {
, modern home, just completed, near Blais-
. dell and Franklin avs and within easy {
, walk of business; handsome quartered oak (
D finish, a splendid hot-water heating plant,
0 house fitted for both gas and electric
0 light. with handsome combination fixtures
0 full basement, large attic; all rooms ar ,
0 tistically decorated. Let US show it to
o you.
0 Thompson Bros,
0 1O1 4th st S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

WE OFFER 3101 I'd AV FOR SALE AT A
tremendous bargain; this house has - rooms
is arranged now for one family, but with little
alteration Will make ideal duplex aartments;
wood and natural pine has ideal heating plant
and hardwood floors, water meter, range ant
$1,000, best street in eighth ward. the house
could not be duplicated for So, 900; it will beal
investigations; the owner wants to sell because
on very easy terms at very low price: We
can make terms to suit purchaser, or would
consider smaller house in part payment
possibly he would take a good vacant lot
We want to talk with you about this property
Nickels & Smith. 311 Nicollet av.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

o o o o 0 o o O O o
o A NICE LITTLE HOME FOR $1l50-- @
0 Another for 81, 400. .,'t q
Two pieces of acres near city limits; house
on each and other things; bargains each.
Partly modern home, near 21st and Bloom
ington; cheap at $1,000.
Fine new modern fiat house on East Side; G
o locs ton perfect See it.
Lots at bargain. Southeast and West.
10 Dirimple-Ferrell Agency,
o 421-423 Kasota Building. >a {
o o o o o o O c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

0 o o 0 o o O o o
NEW MODERN HOME AT A BARGAIN. r
$2,S5O-For a new seven-room house, fully
modern except heat, hardwood floors
and hardwood finish downstairs, bath
room with full line of fixtures and
open plumbing, basement under whole
house, gas and gas fixtures, storm
sash and screens, woodshed, shade
trees, handsome east-front lots on
Lyndale av near 34th ST. Owner leav-
ing city and wants quick sale. This
Is bargain. Look it up. Terms,
$1,000 or more cash; balance can be
, arranged to suit.
Thompson Brothers,
1O1 4th st. S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12
ONLY $1,975.

NEW NlOuern Home.
$l,97o-For few days we can offer at this
special price brand new Groom house, fully
modern except heat bathroom has full nickel
plumbing, with porcelain tub, closet and bowl;
house is handsomely decorated throughout.
There is gas and gas fixtures hardwood toors
window shades, storm sash. screens sodded
lawn, stone walks, etc. Here is bargain.
Don't fail to see it. Location, South, near
Bloomington carline. Key at our office.
Thompson Bros,
4 q :. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

o Q o 90 o.
}. WANT OFFER FOR LOTS, WATER
front on Carson's bay near Deephaven
55x220 each; lie well with fine beach
: and trees; must be sold this week.
We have acres for sale near Excelsior
and other points of the lake.
Lauderdale Co. & Sloane, Temple Court.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

IN JACKSON COUNTY, WISCONSIN-270-
acre improved farm, $33 per acre; 14O under
pillow, balance pasture and heavy timber fine
soil, running water large house nearly new,
barn lately rebuilt; telephone in house, rural
mail, school and mill by; eight miles
from good town; good reasons for selling.
Included in this offer if taken within 20 days
are horses q cattle, 20 hogs, chickens,
household furniture complete, all farm ma
chinery and bumper crop of hay and grain
all harvested; $4,000 must be paid down.
Burt W. Day, Hutchinson, or S. A. Hoyt,
Endicott building, st. Paul MINI.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

kcccnt experiments conducted By uicst
eminent scicusists, prove that l,rht Is a
great remedial agent Il ts essentially
Natures agent. Il may he ether sur.
hShl o. elec,fac light. but Il has q de.
sided eject 10 kelpiag nature 10 baalsh
dasessc AID restore health. Other scipu.
tiae men have proved that ox,Eca slee.
'nhea the heart and can pgclong HE.
Thr people on this earth are saseeutlle
q soae laws whieh geVefn plant ne. A
plant canhQt be succVssfuily gtoun in he
4sfk a riau Is seldom healthy and strong
y - lives IN the dASk eE Ia sunless reouis-
Amer All, Nstugs ways are foasd a. ~
the best Natures tsardirs asc niusvs
bcs2 ipf Cfad3CsiirE disease and - th5s -
mean a medicine gnaar al fc.afs ana hcrh.
they are sssimilsieG 10 The stomach avd
taken up BY the blood ard arr. thrTrfcFr
NC most possnt means which can he en-
ploysd toI the rsEaiuiuE cf lost heaih
nr \ Y, Pisrce, consultisg rhss{e}rv -
the lnNalias' Hotel and Sufrical lnsaitusr.
az hQnAlc, y, y IN many wars al extern
sivr praetice, tound that be eoula r.in his
feiih % an Alternative extract cf ccrtnfn
plsnfs and Foots for the cuse ii n nod
aisessss Ieis he called ~. fierce's
aicehel nor n4fcoiics entifciy VcrrisAlr.
this Discovery makcs rich rea h,tssl as,A
q a powerful Tissue builder. gixinx the girgd
bnsiuess raaa g Notnan rcnsurd strrrrth
and kcslth. Rapidly gsowiur scho.,i isssis
and boys oisn show impoverished hich.i
~ thg pimptrs of eoiis ahieh apfpsr -,
t4ce ~ ueck. To eradicate thr ffssans
frotn the hicod. ard ltca thc hcan ian-s
and sic11srh &c pufe bicct. ncthinr d.
- EoSd e. n, fiefces Gciten Neaicsi
Discovery.
nest slle~ ths dealer sa issus ycsr i.
eeilircnce - c1erirx Ms ,~p h,e.sA -.
e9y io yea tnssfad e tAis ueg knr,s.-
rrHpaaatica ~ ~ rtcrcx 81 Tea easarxs
- ems Ne eaA euoctftetr chean eaMfcaaa
tsxtuS tstFc psfcsEtage a alcohe3 IS Il.
pf Piercss nelists ale Us hesf a. ~
egseA tsa okm wila ~ p9ruIzs.s
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
Subscribe Now for The
TRIBUNE SI.OO.
Pats valor.

Seeing no other way Of earning .
hvIihood, Pat took TO highway rob-
hsfv. He bought a pistol, and
mr citing traveller stopped him
with the correct formula, "ler
liie." Seeing Pat was green, ="
she traveller said, "l'il tell you
what In do, IN give you eli IN,
money for tba, pistol" agreed"
Ivpl,cd Pat, who handed over the
pistol aud received the money Ia
exchange. Now" said the nav.
ellet, hand back that money or ~
blow your brains aui go "Blaz,
sway, my hearty" responded ih,
Iu,hman, 'nivrf a taste o. powds,
there's 10 Il Minneapolis Iour.
nal.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

w. II. Frazee came IN last Fri
lay and set his name way ahead on
the TRIBUNE list.
E. A. Royce. who has had quite
a seige with a ease Of grippe, is able
TO be about his business again.
A. NJ. Callahan and d E Hut.
ton. from east Of the river was IN
the city our Ias' press day and cali
on the TRlBUNE.
Fsrd Kissr. formerly o. R,cb
HILL has sold his forty acre farm in
New Home township 20 D. S. Coz
'ello for seven hundred dollars.
County Surveyor E. B. Borron,
with two assistants, were busy psrr
OF last week making a survey of
mines in the eastern pan Of the ei,y
George w Poulier, IRON beyond
Carbon CeuseT, was ia the city last
Friday snd ealled u the TRrBuNK.
office and put his subscription 4 year
anesd.
The ONCE of city Judge ough, to
nc abolished snd the duties Of tina,
e'fiee conferred upoa the ms.of
There never wa, any neerni,y 70,
'he office and is less nos lhaa here.
tatorv.
Rufus G. Bagby. who bough, The
] a. Hedges farm ia Hudson
township some e,ga, or ten years
'go' has SOLD tito NJ. Husmsa
for eight ,hoasand i've hundred dol.
lars
The next election 10 engage the
attention oi The ohiE-ns Of Rich
h''l viii he the oi's rlecssoa. when
there Will be elected. q mayos, mss.
shall sn aldrfman trom each ward.
sud oihrr otisrrs, Alrrady tour
men have bsvu m~a ionrd ior NAV,
>hsu and uo d,sahi tns &c sfr e,hess I
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26


I Cbas. Ss1Pbcll has goue 70 Ne
vadA TO engage IN the sewing ma
chine business.
Mr Guido Jaeger e.me hone
last Saturday and spent Sunday
with his family.
Mr. George Jones, who Is abou,
50 YEAR old. had quite q close call
tron hsar sToUhle lsss SlSday.
Unslr John D. POulirr. Of ,Es
Carton Center neigbborhOod. a YEA.
sran OF 'hs Msnean war. wss iE
the city lzs Fridsy and enrolled
with the TaJBUSE readers
Prot {. T. vanBsnihussn made
business call On the TzBUxE las,
Saturday aud Incidentally SAYS he
will not bS candidate for ooansv
school superintendent sh.s year.
The A,heaiaH Literary sOeis,y os
the West side high school, held an
open session laSs Friday svrnius as
which they rsndeEed . yrry eais,.
'aia'ng program prepared toF ,as
occasion.
Mr.. l. Hsgnausr Of Prarie CITY
nvighboghood. was ia toe eisy last
Fndnv snd aaads a pleasant call AZ
'ss rSiHUSE osEos. Like ~ other
Fspahi1saas be was much iuirrsstsd
ia 'hs senatorial sssggle At letter.
soa CITY.
As FssFsnshIeng and resenn Is
sne order Of shs day lss !, begin be-
tore 'he siiY sleetiOa hy rsprsliar
shr ordinances sEestiag she sflies o.
Police Judge. r. aaer tar salary
Of 'he mayor, give him she dates Of
ei's ludEe and the tres og tha, Of.
6er.
rhe deb, Of New York ssy is
SSSs. S6S,Si7, This IS almos, halE
a. great a. shs Ictal National debs.
The expansion which n ~ York
mad' lsss yssr is regarded a. besag
iailr less than a narvel rw~asy.
one nsw school ha,ldines were
er~s'rd last year ard sdds,ian. made
~ 'hinrya othsr~.
Mr. ,. Brooks, why spen,
'hsvs Or f0aF weeks visi,ing bis pa.
par ~ "a Nora b Ni.sosu rtasnsd
ngns la,i Wvsk. tle parruss asr
bah iis,eg sad are S. and IS ,ea,s
os sge respectively. The oSea,,on
% Mr. Brooks viais was = iamily -.
anson OF coaFs~ > eoo.i ,imr so
ii : Z, 'ho,sxb ,hr eia p~opls ara
ass y svg1 sebeas Asslsh.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
TO California.

Iiyou are going to California, take
tue through Tourist sleeper on the
Buriington's weekly personally con
Quoted excursion, They arc as com
torrabls. and are only one-half the
price Of the standard sieepers, and
are bscoming very popular with
Tourists aud settlers. The route l.
via Drnvvr. Scenic Colorado and
salt i.akp.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
TAKE NOTICE.

We have no desire TO keep ANY
subscriber on our list VINO does not
spprrela'e the practical value anH
ov''s f. Of the paper. We rel, on
ihe subscriber % notify US WHEN
'vcr be wants il stopped, This pa.
per will be continued until ord, red
'iupped b, the subscriber himself.
All back subscription TO date must
i'r paid when the paper IS stopped
oun' Si5 cents per month for esch
n"''h >'nee your laS pam, nj to
h'- ds'~ ,uu orirr it stopped, and
ncios, that amount IN cash with
your order TO stop the paper.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

Last Thursday Vernon county
had a real 1--we Good Roads con.
vsn'ion at Nevada and the ques
i,on was discussed from all points
Ji view. The convention indi-
Gates a lively interest is being "a
ken in the subject in that county.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
The New Kansas CIty-St. louis
Short Line

4 scryicu oi four new trains in
each dinctiOn WAS inaugurated on
octolA.r .. Try the new line. IL is
o. miles shorter than the old route.
TrHius l~ave Kansas city for ST.
Louis AZ 500 a. m. l0ssO a. m.. 9;l0
y. M, and ilA0 y. m.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
HONfSEEKfRS' EXCURSIONS Via
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

On October IS aud the first and
third Tuesdays oi November and
December the Burlington Route VIII
sell HOmeseckers' tickets 70 many
points ia Nebraska. South Dakota
and Wyoming at approximately one
fare for the round trip.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
StOpOyers 10 ST louis

StopOvers FOR the, Exposition
allowed ON through tickets. Buy
through over the darlington. Con-
suit iniiiai Alent or write the under
signed for rates. FuntsN. births, pc.
cinc Information and publications.
1, J, BRtCKER, ALALOR.
T. q, A. fsf Aaia ~. Ass't Nsa1 fasa. AFs
%ssska ssgf, SO 81 La0ss. Ma
y. g. SHARON
". A.. ssl Msis St.,
ssssas tass ~
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
NOtICe 10 Rich HHl Burisl Asso,
Clslloa.

Mrs. Soasa. uss mhsr Of ,hs
RiSh hiu Burial A,saS,a,ion. Ma,
buried on toe iS,h. AN nsmb<,.
ea'' a, 'hs Au Galley. owe,
tay'aT's ''e's, sad pay IN yoaI
doss' They 'aun he paid within
6isssn DAYS
n. ]. lRccx,, s,~r,,,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
The WOrId's Talr

The muAr magnificent creation by
the hand ol man. GrvHtly reduced
excursion rates daily throughout
the Exposition period. Consult
your nearest tic ct ag-nt for rates
and Information relative TO hotels
aSd stopping PLACES.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
Don't Neglec, Insurance.

II you Saa' good Gre insurance,
don' h'rgei ,ha' ! represent one Of
the best compare. 10 the United
States.
Gro T. iiuCKEny.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

WINTER TOURlSr TICKETS
ARE NOW ON SALE VIA
Louisville q Nashville
RAILROAD
to
FLORIDA,
GULF COAST RESORTS,
CUBA,
at Very Low Rates.


For rates, time tables or beauti-
fully Illustrated booklets on Florida.
the Gulf Coast, New Orleans or Cuba.
address nearest representative.
4. d BUsH. d. +. A........... Cincinnati
J. L. DAyENpoRr. d P.A.....st. Louis
n. c. BAILEY, n. ~. r. A......Chlcago
j. IL. Nu.LiKES. u. +. a. Louisville
Q. L. stone, Gen'I Pass Agent,
Louisville, Ky
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

not BE- 0rerconie. It's witness Il pow.
lerfui. ASB w nEcEIyE SOT. what a
sad expression. How true IN the
experience Of 80 many. See John 1,
10; s, -: Z. $3.50; II. "a: 16. 70. EARTH
~ THSGs. Such as regeneration.
things Of interest in reiatiog 70
earthly things. fiEANENLY THINGS.
Such things a. God requires, the llie,
death and atonefnent Of the Saviour.
tie Illustrated the new birth by an
earthly analogy. He was giving an
Illustration Of the power Of the
heavenly Kingdom. A. MosEs LaFT-
ID Up THE SERPENT n THE WILDER
NESS, EVEN 80 sfUsT THE SoN or NIX
ne LiFTRD Up. This was. ar we know
f0rshadowinR Of the uplifted case
A. the Jews Of old looked upon the
brazen serpent and were saved from
death, even 50 the sinner bitten by
the serpent Of sin looks TO Christ
and lives. As the serpent was lifted
Up. even so the Christ was TO be
lifted MP. wBOsoEvER BEL1EvETH.
The offer OF the means Of salvation
was made TO all. There IS only one
thing that limits salvation. and that
is mans uubelief. Gods design was
an unlimited atonemeut. This makes
salvation an individual matter.
Born Again.
The possibilities OF a human lie.
whO can measure them. We see
man who is set in his ways OF evil
doing and we feel sorry and wish we
could change him. He has many
Tad habits that are running his body
aud dradening his spiritual sensibill-
Tier. Il seems az though there Is no
possible help for his case. Loved 1
ones have reasoned with him, and 1
pointed To the certain results that I,
VIII surely follow. Some have |
slighted him because OF his misdo- I
lngs' some have spoken 70 him in
angry tones and tai Cd uf impussi-
Dlilties. The law has thrust him
nto jail and the stigma OF a felons
oeond hangs over his life like dense
loud darkening his horizon, no
matter how he thinks or which way
be toeEs. None OF these things have
moved him. until. as you look upon
aim you can say with some assur-
ince OF IL being a fact. "He is past
ceiling"
There are two who have never
given him up. and they are his
mother and God. How true, while
Ne were set sinners Christ died for
Is. This IL the power that changes
'nr lives and makes Us clean, that
freaks our bad hsbits, changes our
'spiratiuns Now we are 1T to en-
oy heaven. Before Il would have
Nen a tOrtunc. God help Us to be
'orn anew from above, and become
leirs OF God 70 the crown OF ever.
asting life. I,
ALrHA ALPHAEs,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26
DIR. G.. N. SHARP.
DRUGGIST
And Manufacturer OF
Family Remedies. ::

Hate you cough or are suffering
from a cold? II so try Dr. Shaips
COUGH AND LUNG REMEDY.
II You are troubled with Indigestion
or stomach trouble use
DIGESTINE
For all pains aud aches apply
RELIEF
These tested remedies have cured
thers. they will cureyou. Try them.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

IALMAGE HOUSE DRUG STORE
BUY YOUR PERFUMES HERE
We CARRY PALMER'S CELEBRATEp
PERFUMES, NE VERY BEsT MADE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

NoIk---4Aglos1 oasSirg poS1eFs EssGe knuEz
aiu-n Ihey look Ike p1xe pczcezs,
ana Eizy ralse the c1ke, bz1 Sf1ra
Is a Potson and no ooe cnn ezt f00d
ElExeo with g ws5ozE ir!zry 10 hGzlsh
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-26

Pace EAKiNo
POWDER Co
cHsckeo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-21
EXTRA SESSION MAYea'q
~ S't NOT BE- Called THIS YEAR.

81 Oyster Bay, N. Y..,s'Aug. q. -(spe-
ce,c,ial.j.-- In SPITE Of the frequent state
I misents that have emahated fir ON ,ap,
ii p,airreent1y5 authentic sources, PR esidept
! Roosevelt HAS net fully decided to call
an = extra session Of congress in the
TALL az In fact, the chances for a meet
ing before the regular sessf ION are
waiting very FAST This statement is
made on,-thet authority of the .nresi-
dents himself A great deal Of pres,
SURE is being brought to bear upon
Fin by influential members of the
party to persuade him to abandon the
extra session. idea, and il he Is con-
WINGED that the majority of the party
managers are opposed. he will prob
.bly aaequiesce, In spite OF the, fact
hat he is personally DESTROYS of call
Sing. the congress- together. earNs in
November. 1.-The president will ,prabc
ably hold the matter in allegiance un-
I'll the time he returns to Washington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-21
OCEAN YACHT RACE.
\ t:sIt Z 4 -Iuni g a..A |;

Boston. Mass Aug. t2f@(Special.)
Many yachting enthusiasts journey
ed torMarble head today to, witness the
start Of the OCEAN race of the East
ern Yacht club ito Halifax. The start
was made under most suspicious con
ditions.l' The participants in. the race
total more than a score and include
number of the crack yachts of the
New York Yacht. club, and the most
prominent clubs along New Eng
land coast. Arriving at Halifax the
craft wiiftakehpart' in. the Royal Nova
Scotia eYadht Squadron races for the
Prince ofhWafes cup whicfE is Iset for
next Saturday. e,nEta-,,,u..
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-21
.fs.4As f,ti
HaWtev Memorial.

Rev. o. H. Keadle preached at Haw,5
ley Memorial Methodist church Sum
day night to a splendid audience. His
text was from the sixth chapter of
Romans. verses 1-12. The speaker,
said in part as follows:
= Fer the benefit of the casual obsers-
er, and especially the young, let it be
remembered that when the Scriptures
We're first written they We're not di-
sided into chapters and verses as we
now have them. but each book and,
epistle began and continued to the
end without chapter or verses. This
division into chapters and verses was
done by men who We're not inspired,
1ahdr ssuehs division does, not always.
fovern the sense of the subject. BY
''kehpine this. fact, in mind and examin-
ing the different. passages \ in their
proper connection. without regard ID
the .division Off chapters and verses
alat' uninspired hands have wrought.
died will stand out in great trans.
| parency.4 Look at some verses in THIS
lesson If they We're isolated from
their connection and made to. stand
separate and alone who could under
7ssan'them?- But look at this epistle I'd.
che ROmanstla What. an a vital pic1,ire
''of the human heart is painted by the
apostle in. ethe,uearlier part of his
letter. The Jew can not be justifhF
blythe law of Moses. nor the Gentle
by the law of nature. but all may be
freely justified Through faith in
. Christ. Paul's remarks in reference
to none being good" will apply to
those who are not saved through
'lChrist. Further on he says. "There-
: fore being justified by faith. we have
peace with God through our-T4ord7 .Jb-
sus Christ, etc. ETC." So, his refiec-
tfOns on "tllere is none that doetf1 sooT
no. not one'- eats *whose- mouth is
frll of cursing and bitterness" will
not apply to the true Christian. He
says. "Shall we continue, In sin. 7* 4
God forbid, how shall we, that are
dead to sin live nany longer therein.
Know We not that SO many of lis as
We're aptized' intoi Jesus Christ were
baptized into his death?'' Were put
into Christ and and, intn,His death LIZ
past tense ahWIiat is it that puts us
into Jesus Christ? In another plade
he says. '"Byi one spirit are We all
baptized iihto' One body" Then. it is
not a church Ordinance that puts lis
into Christ but the power OF God by
the Holy Sbirir:i~ rTAerefore we are,
Etried WITH HIN nsby baptism into
Death" Not IN to- water, nor by wafer,
nor With watar I'm this instance, bat
into death. "Otir covenant relative TO
Christ by' the bower'o of the Spirit is
/ the burialA ia rhe present tens e-were
baptfzed uin''the past tense; are
4
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-21
- - l1uI.i .,eE.ni,ut u III
, BRITISH CRUISE IN BALTIC.

VA : - Ill H. -ttN.s.3teF.i II
Il London, III Avg. 2211-65(lsp9ee,cci plorIn
view Of the disturbed political condit-
ions in sthe5 scayplddiipqa'Yiian} ,pd ninsula
and, thAs regent a ct1i vi ee. of the Ger
man emperor dip that direction 1t is.
but natural that, ke7fn, interest shoA|d
be- manifested in the :. cruise of the
British Channel fleet, which started
today for the Baltic sea. The Admir-
atty, however, disclaims any politi-
seal, moAiya, ip., choqsing, this; alagIsYal
locality for naval maneuvers.l 1t is
stated shat the feet Tilll1 .E Pay no 81 -
f'emaAians visits that the Pal4c is an
open sea and that the fleet il simply
on cruise to execute maneuvers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-21
II. : - ~. 40
MEETING OF THE. coNsTI5. = :
+ - .o..5 TUTlONAL CONVENTION

W. ri ftilit i u -. - NIL
,,l,Muskoge,ee, l.. T., Aug. 2l.-(speciaD
The opening of the. meeting of the
CONSTITUTIONAL convention took plane
hers today. The, main lari,n subject snder
discussion was the admission of Okla
homa and Indian n, :, Territory into the
United States, as. sfparate states. Chief
Porter of the ,'cr Greeks in, speaking -of
the position Of the matter, said: "We
prqfer a ,seporate state from Okla
homa. am satisfied that 90a per
cent of the people of the Indian Ter
ritory feel the same way Whether
We get separate statehood or not -thif
.aoa stiFult,iion will JILL be s9od thing"
Irdian pride and desire among the
prominent members of the five civiliz-
ed tribes. refgtee the belief ellitef that, The
indians are in. geallitty. opposed 70 any
sort of.rstatehoodl are, i. beNli esfd to.be
responsible TO-, the great interest dis
played in the convention; M.