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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-29

UNREsTRicTED cHoIcE OF MORE
THAN 200 STYLES OF SQUARE,
OVAL AND ROUND GOLD PLATED
PHOTO FRAMES. Warranted Not to
Tarnlsh. This Offer Is for Monday
OnIy-Cut Prices Square In Halves,
and They Are Yours!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-29

OUR sEMl-ANNuAL INVENTORY
OCCURS AUGUST 1sT, SWEDNEs.
DAY. FOR MONDAY AND TUES
DAY, THEREFoRE, WE OFFER
THESE END-OF-THE.MO AND
END OF THE -aSEASON SPECIAL
BARGAINS. T.: I -.--.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-29
EDlleDtiC Fits Of Children

Epilepsy, or fits, in children is even of greater
frequency than in older people. In their active
and restless life an attack Is liable to come at
fatal moment. and the Sunshine of the home
will be crushed out OF existence. At the very
first sign Of epilepsy or nervous twitchings or
tremblings, Elixir. Kosine should be used.
This remedy is the discovery Of q well known
Washington scientist. and Ii the only known
cure for epileptic fits. 1t can be used by all
ages, and Is positive cure for this dread dis
ease. Yoegeli Bros. the local agents, have SO
much faith In this remedy that they Will give
their personal guarantee that It Will cure or else
the price. 81. 30. will be re funded Mall orders
filed. The Kosine %. Washin ton, d. Ct, Or
voEGEII BROS DRUG Co,
Corn. Wash. and Hennepin avs; cor, I'll, st and
q Nicollet av; cor. 18th, nv IS and 22d ct; cor.
lAyndale and Goth av N,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-29
BANK MERGER AT NORA SPRINGS.
Special to The Journal - sff-. sstz ;sf4,% ss

Mason City, Iowa, July 90. Articles
of incorporation were filed today for a
state bank at Nora Springs, with cap
ital stock Of $4,000. The bank Of Nora
institution with "A. g. Moody its 7presi-
dent. 3.i,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

kohas Mission uOThc cmpcDrnurc as there
~ inches
than last wccks--Dr n.
Multi llaThc 49, and the rainfall 5t
inches 30 inch greater than the and slightly than last
wcekt-F. C. Pacow.
wsmea The temperature 20 the rainfall
10 inch deficiency "a inch the wcekIamcs Laird
Honokaa u2The rainfall
ll5 inches deficiency the week 80 ncS GundelhnGer
paauhau l& Cooler with temperature Of n 81 and "
inches below the 2 inches
last wocka-Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co
paauNo '-inc rams were attended WIN dense lg me mean
temperature GS.3 the rainfall 81 inch 2il inches
wooks--C. Blacow,
ookala u3rhe mean temperature 72G aud the rainfall 70
inches SO inch below the aud $3 inches less than last
Laupahoehoe 8-srong heavy seas prevailed
rainfall ga inches deficiency of o2 for the week and 5
less than last weeks-E. W. Barnard
Hakaau u3)rhc rainfall inches
and SO less than last wccks-iIalalau Plantation Co
Pcpeekeo (l3)Thc rainfall
3l7 inches of 20 inch aud $S inches less than the
ceding wcoks.-Wm II. Rogers,
rainfall It's inches, 80 inches than wccsl T. Mor
HIo 13-Thc temperature 725 aud the rainfall, 3l3
ponahaws c3,-The inches . SO inches
than the preceding weeks aud the temperature 1SJ H.
kaumsns ua,-rhc temperature 70 S. rainfall
kapoho l3'slshty warmer with mean temperature of ~
and n inch Of rainfall deficiency as inch aud 2la inches less
Pahaa u2D The mean Temperature" was 722" and the rainfall
Hawaiian
showcry weather obtained with inches
rainfall, of .03 for the wccE.G G. Kinney.
kcaakekua (l2l-The temperature rainfall
a inch inch below the
ISLAND OF MAUI
tluoo q ol
inches OF rainfall $50 more than during III" preceding wcekW
Nahku ua The
temperature s. and the rainfall
Peah u3)The rainfall amounted than
during the preceding week,--G Groves
khei OConsideraby mnle3s
deficiency 90 inch rainfall compared
Mean temperature 2.-JamCB
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
COMMANDER POND
DON'T LIKE MATCH

Vallejo, Dec. 3.-Matrons among the
naval set Of Mare Island are whisper
ing TO each other that the marriage OF
NJ. Shook may not take place, owing
to objections against II by Commander
Pond, the girls father. With the story
they are telling in undcrstone Is the
gossip that when Miss Pond dsap-
pcarCd from home last week and
aroused the island to hunt for her. she
took q blanket along and planned her
lodging for the night In the barn, whore
.hC was found In the morning. II was
Miss Ponds mother. according TO this
tCa-Cup gossip who started naval Off
GERS and men OF the island hunting for
her daughter. While the search was
being made, they say. Commander
Pond sat at home smoking his pipe and
dispclling the diGquictudc of the house
hOld. He felt confident that the cir.
would be found and that there was no
occasion for alarm over her where.
abOuiS.
The disappearance of Miss Pond, 1t
Is declared, followed upon family diff.
ference over her coming marriage with
DR.. shook. Commander Ponds objcc-
lion TO the marriage is not shared by
his wife, il Is declared by close friends
Of the family, and when the girl disap-
Pcared she became alarmed lest the
lariily difference had unduly affected
her.
Mrs. Pond was noticeably relieved
when her daughter rcappcarcd in the
morning, but II Is declared that the
commanders objection To the marriage
has not since disappeared.
Gossip among island circles over the
matter leading up to the girls disap-
rearancc is general and has already
driit"d over to Vallejo, where II is free
~ discussed.
Both Miss Pond and DR.. Shook have
friends here and the announcement of
their engagement several weeks ago
created much interest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
PARTNERS DISAGREE

David Eahalcua doesn't think that
bis partner Louis Peterson Is giving
him u square deal. The two men own
certain property located In Honolulu
IN common. Kahaleua has hunch
that his partner Is collecting the rents
for the property and keeping all the
proceeds himself, David doesn't think
this Is right He wants his share, aud
since he aud his partner do not seem
able To come TO an agreement In the
matter, he thinks they had better sep,
aratc.
Therefore he petitions the court for
"a partition of the property owned
Jointly by Peterson and himself. and
for an order of accounting, to mako
his partner divvy up on the rents al
ready collected. The matter comes IN
before Judge De Bolt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
MANY PASSENGERS
AND MUCH FREIGHT
Mauna Loa Brings Very
Many Shoppers To
This City

The Mauna Loa arrived this morn.
ing AZ = O'Clock from Hawaii and Maui
ports. bringing large passenger list
aud one of the heaviest freight lists
That she has carried for some time. IN
fact. PursCr Fricl states that the
freight which was brought down on
the present trip is the largest which
she has carried since this season last
Year
On account of the extremely heavy
freight which had To be taken aboard
at kona the Mauna Ioa was DELAYED
for several hours and came in much
later than she generally does Tur.
Keys Ia grace the Christmas dinner
aud sucking pigs were part of her
cargo which will he greatly apprcciat.
cd In Honolulu where both these deli.
CaciCs are rather scarce at present.
be in abundance when the Alameda
has arrived with her cargo of cold
storage birds.
The Mauna Loa had good weather
all the way down and pleasant trip
was reported by the passengers of the
ship. There were large number OF
people on board who have come down
from the other Islands To do their
Christmas shopping and the merchants
of the city should have busy day as
the result.
The Mauna Loa brought the follow
ing freight: Gj3l bags sugar. 1907
bags coffee, 1iS bags beans l75 bags
taro. ; bags ava. bags ginger. II
bags empty bottles, ~ lunches ba.
nanas, L. barrels oranges. % boxes
oranges. &c barrels dried fish. kegs
butter 20 crates turkeys, 81 crates
chickens, 80 crates pigs. 30 bundles
hides, 30 calves, COW, 1 horses. II
hogs, S5l packages sundrics
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

Miss NJ Shipman. !. G.. Fiheld, Mrs
fihold, Misses Conant (2), Mrs, Ka
qua, Miss Barnard, Miss Greenfield
Geo, K. Ewart, c. M LOysted, II. l.,
Hudson, Miss b. Campbell, Miss v.
Campbell, Miss Maud Wight, +. It,
Otis, w. . Smith, l. Akana, J. Mo
lony, Frank Gonsalves, Chas f.
Chase, Miss Barnard. Miss Greenfield,
Rev, Motai, NJ. Wakama, John Bright,
c. Mcclellan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
PAGSuNGuRS BOOKED.

Per Btmr, kinau, for lIilO and way
ports, Tuesday, Dec. is, IL MI A,
Wicket, Mrs. Y. NJ. Jaouen, Mrs,
II. ,Iaouen and infant, +. NJ. Swan2y
and family Misses Bell 90, Mrs Geo
L. Desha, Miss Annie Kai, Dr. A 3
Clark and wife, Shu Sang, II, Akona
John Bright, Herbert Shipman, Miss
NJ. Payne, Miss Florence Shipman,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
HONOLULU, T. =
GENERAL SUNNI AIRY.

SUMMARY
Maui,
and very heavy o and
At stations having
for
and the generally koolsu
Of the Hlo districts Hawaii on Hawaii
exceed 5 inches Oahu they larger and ranged from t236
TO bS
The
kau
Tau Hamakusoa, Hamakuapoko Waiuku
islands heavy occurred generally
ranging from A25 73i Mookai;
Kauai o
The total amount for the greater than
preceding amounts t21 1858
2s6 TO I24 inches Moloka t099
Maui excepting
SMALL
tricts excepting the kohaa 132
The temperature for the week generally
Of the preceding markedly stations
Mookai and practically at all on Maui
The greatest deficiency Hawaii inches.
following
rainfall for the principal Islands
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
CAPTAIN GODFREY ILL

Word has been received that Captain
W. Il. Godfrey, who preceded John
Ena as president of the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Co, is in a precarlous
Btate Of health at his home in Oakland,
Cal, where he has lived for a number
vi years past.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
TEMPERATURE. RAINFALL.


inches of fell the 18TH 2 the 1ath with total Of
5A6 inches, 164 above AIS
The temperature 500, minimum 80
and coudincSS
1Oths humidity prevailing NE,
hourly velocity A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.

REWNKKa By CORRESPONDENTS
(NocIhe figures following indicate the
with which the weeks clossh)
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Puuhue UajThe was 7G inch
than weeks High trade prevailed until
u8Igh trades" early part
rainfall amounted to lA9 mches-A.
Kohala Mill O3)The rainfall amounted inches 92 inch
than
II. IIQIun Lille
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-20
A Nell Dressed Man

Attracts attention wherever he goes,
and while "clothes make the man"
is an aphorisn subject to debate,
there is no truer saying than that
clothes make the man in the eye of
the casual observer.
Virginians recognize the man
who wears fine clothes as quickly
as do people in other cities, and
that they know. the value of dress ie
evidenced: blythe constantly.increa
ing trade accorded: N. A. Holmer
the merchant tailor, whose styles
and fit are always correct and where
may be found the finest line of sea.
sonable patterns ever exhibited on
the range. His prices, like his
styles, are always. right, and salts
faction in every particular is always
guaranteed his patrons. -sr.~@
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-20
Train Held 10 by q Doc.

The train crew in charge of Con.
dsctor Meisner, on the D., L. & w
road, was held up one evening this
week by a large Newfoundland dog
belonging to Theodore Simon, in
charge of Houlton Bros camp.
The crew went in on spur to get
some cars loaded with piling. On
one of these cars was hanging a
mail sack, which the dog was evi.
IDENTIFY watching, and the efforts Of
the crew>to get near the cars were
useless. After two hours of fruit
less fight with the dog the crew had
to retreat and leave the dog in pos
session. The crew returned to the
camp at the midnight hour and
awoke Mr.. Simon, who sent his five
year old son out with the crew tc
call the dog off.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-20
nR. J. w. 'DEER1NG
DENTIST
Porcelain and Crown and Bridge
Work Specially.
Phone No. 1. Office over Postoffice
Back From the South.

W. T. Bailey returned Saturday
from southern and eastern visit,
spending much of the time during
the winter with the Duluth and Me-
saba winter colony at ~Tarpon
Springs, Florida: He reports that
all are enjoying themselves, but will
return north the early part of May.
On his return trip he took in Wash"
ington, where he was the guest of
Congressman Bede for brief stay.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-20
Goes to GEORGETOWN.

Mark Eddy, recently appointed
managing director of the Anglo
Saxon company, with mines at
Georgetown, Colorado, left Monday
for the west to assume active charge
of the properties. *> s ss.;s Il.
A great amount of stock in these
properties is held by local investors,
and continued reports from the
ground being opened would indi-
cate that the mine is an eventual
winner. y ..4s s.s ss
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-20
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sunday Schoo1zat noon. G. E. at
6:45. Sermons by the pastor at LA.
m. and 7:30 p. N. The Sunday
evening subject will be the hymn
Rock Of Ages" illustrated with IS
beautiful stereopticon views. Free
to everybody. You are cordially in
yited to all the services. b
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-20
from | Range Points.

VII y 1NSslv23N ! Ns1ttv>
Edward Freeman has been APP
pointed byzGov. Johnson as munich
pal judge at Chisholm. H..
The ordinance regulating the
number of saloons at Aurora has
been 80 changed that twelve licenses
may now be granted instead of nine,
the former limit.
/ Andrew Brackiin and Owen Glib
bons are accused of entering Biwa-
bin saloon Tuesday night and rob-
bing the slot machines of their con-
tents. Both men have left the range.
The Hibbing council has granted
street railway franchise to the
Northern Traction Co., represented
by r. F. Berdie. It is now time for
the hold-up artists to pull down
their signs.
The village of Hibbing wants a
Carnegie library, and arranges for
tapping the monument builder for
$4,000. This will mean that the vii
lage must bind itself to produce
$4,000 per year tor it's support.
| A surplus of aces was the cause
of a cutting scrape at the Forest To-
cation Tuesday night. Tony Ca
lasso was the man ringing in the
cold deck and will bear a knife cut
for life as a memento of the scrape.
Aurora hustlers organize a ball
team, and promise an aggregation
which will wipe the diamond with
other range teams. Virginia still
talks baseball, but that is as close
as she has got to joining the pro.
posed range league.
Owing to technical error in the
ballot at the regular election, Au-
rora will again vote at an election
to be held today on the question OF
bonding the village for $4,000 for
the purpose of putting in munich.
pal water plant.
"Pig Eye" Kelley, a well-known
character among the sporting ele.
ment of the range, "cashed in" al
Grand Rspids Monday. Kelley was
a veteran of the civil war. He has
"played the game" in every town on
the range, and has won and lost for
tunes over the greencloth.
Edward JEFFERSON, shovel man
employed in the Hibbing district
was found dead on the sidewalk al
Hibbing at an early hour Monday
morning. JEFFERSON had been hit
ting the high spots for several days
and had evidently gone to sleep or
the walk and died without waking
Hibbing organizes social club
to be known as The Algonquin
DR.. D. c. Rood being the first presi
dent of the organization. The club
will be patterned after the Kitchie
Gammi, of Duluth, and Furnishes
handsome club rooms on the sec
ond floor of the O'Rourke building
on Center street.
The village of Biwabik will put il
sewer system, bonding the village
for that purpose. Biwabik is one O.
the richest municipalities on thu
range and has present bonded in
debtedhess OF but $1,000. The as
sessed valuation of the village il
greater than that of the city of Eve
leth.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-20

Edward Freeman has been ap.
pointed by Gov. Johnson as munich.
pal Judge at Chisholm. -.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-06

VOL. ' JAH-ville FOWLER MO. Sept 6 1905. No. 1s

How NECESSARY, IL become
those who profess 10 be chris.
tians,' to live up to the christian
measure laid down in the word,
Of God For there is no mistake
but that If q man Or T. woman
who profess to be christian do
something that is dishonest or
impure the eyes of world are on
them. anG will SEQ it and then 1t
is satan's delight to have it told
and especially to the weaker
vessels in faith 30 that as many
souls may be- destroyed as posi-.
Bile. Wherefore let Us lily aside
the weight and ain that doth &c
easy beset ns and let Us run will
patience the race that in set be-
fore US looking to Jesus the Au
thor and FSnishcr of our faith.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-06

A sTEADH,'aim 10 this llie, with
. s,rong urn, and willing hands
and q resolule will. are the noves.
sary requisites, for the conflict,
which begins anew each day, and
wri,es upon the pago Of yesterday
The actions that form one mighty
column, where from ,ruo worth 10
ssiimated
One day Of idIeness causes =
break in the Great Chain. that
years Of toll may not Be- able to
repair Yesterday was ours, but
it is now in tho past and tor eyer
gone; and today is all that we can
coll our own, for tomorrow We
may never see: The, efore, 10 the
golden hour OF the present, tht
seeds are planted whereby th'
haryost for good or evil 10 to b
-esped.
Oil may lhe seed We plant, b
seeds Of kiudneS And may the!
fall into tho coil Of purity, an
may they spring forth into . ire
y OF Noblenese. By which the Golde
Z Chain Of hope are irod. in TO tn
e City Of a Living Christ.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-06

WE, haze often thought what
4 rood wort d we could anve II
every body was under the influ-
encc Of Coils Holy word what
we mean by this is il every one
from the knave TO the king on
his throne would obey the Divine
Injunction Love your neigho"uf
as yourself there would be on
need of civil law. Every man
could sit under his own tig free
and no one dare molest or make
afraid And this time must some
day come to pass according u
Rcv cation.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-06

THEnR WAS q time when the
spirit that 10 nov called SatAa haA
his abode 10 the realms Of Hssy ysp's
dAy-And did enjoy tho -pfeaebcS|
Of God Almighty, and - Dom
pauy VI the Angelic, HostM Hssv.
Sn, but be vAs not satisfied with
'<he great pleasures Of having the
third ruiisg power iu,the Paridise
Of God. He must try TO rob. God
Of His Glory. and take bis Throne
il possible. But this be was not
able to do: and 90 he was cast to
earth. std onoc here be became az
q roaring lion seeking whom he
may ,dsvour-H He 10 no more salts
fed now than he WAS 10 Heaven,
tsnd % il 10 With those that follow
ibis pertinaoious ways. they nr,
dasoon,sn.sd, seeking the advAn
,,agss Of their follow men Just u
Satan tried to do when be was il
Heaven
/ But we trust the day may 500
icoms when 10 as a people Of Go
may b" oil one.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-06

IT Is TOO, often the case, that
the enemies OF a religious truth,
hate it, because they are not &C.
.uaintcd with It. Therefore, 'hey
will ascribe n their "pponants
principals. which they ab"or, and
never dreamed Of. And tsne's
which never entered into their i'm
,sina,ion. They propagate TIT
most ridiculous columnie''sga'ns
the professors OF what they call nj
obnoxious religion that can b'
thought of Oh! let the TIM
oome when such will have on end
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-06
SYMPATHY.

Education 10 truly advanced
when there exists q true and nat.
ural sympathy-.sympa'by between
the teacher and the ohe who is
taught.
intellectual and moral culture
are greatly held in check BY q
want Of feliow.feelipg between
teacher and pupils. True sympa'
thy, and honest fellow-follipg must
not bs conioundod With pity, a
sentimental attribute OF COMPASS
Non or q dsop ten derness for the
Inevitable misiortunss Of others.
sympathy, requires = certain de-
gree Of equality 10 social recogni.
tion and circumstances. While
ha ,rsd looks upon It's object, mol
only a. suffering but - weak and
interior.
/ Sympathy encourages 10 . no.
bler effort. Cruelty Iesds i's oh
lee, 10 u miserable condition; n
matter whether II DO ply sicia', u
,erlectuAi. or moral-Sympsth.
10 . it's victom up BY i,s sncoa'
.xeous sc's- While cruelty s'
issolsN by rep. s.sing ambition 40
i.s dsmpning AID onsocivs scts.
symapshy encourages 'sli.hs'l
! Bat cruelity ies,srs tha idca !
do rming everythinr It comes
coatacl with.
sympathy reaches ont its bic
.sd fngera ,nto the tnr..iis
this LIE soothes The nesrt n
ps.cei6ss the weary souis With =
kiudssss oi essrIssting day:
{, motto IL 10 do uuio othsrs -
would wish 'ibsn 70 Ap nsts "a
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-06
Rocky Valley Items.
By Country Girl.

,Cool weather has been prevalent
during 30 last week. Com 10
about made Sith . magnificent
yield. Tho apple crop ia also !
good.
Vacation il oyer, school has bs. |
gun and now for work. Cross
Roads school began Sept. : with
Miss Asshis - teacher, Campbell
school also began Sept. 8 with Miss
Ola Blanchard ~ teacher. We wish
you boiA success.
Mary West Of Oakland gave .
dinner party Thursday in honor
Of Ola Dorman Of Memphis who is
here Visiting friends. Covers were
laid Tor ten and 40 elegant course
dinner was served.
Mrs. Hegbsrg and August Hsg.
berg, sp,ss Wednesday Afternoon
with MIA col.on.
4 Amanda. Elizabeth and Johs
Donaldson took supper At Ar. Diol
IGreens Sunday night.
Mrs.. John and Anna Frsedholu
called at Eliin Hills Thursda
afternoon.
Alex FreedhoIm, Alvin an
Emil Frisk spent the day Wit
ID Oscar Kallman Sunday.
4. There will be o pic supper .
70 Stony Point church Sat, might Sef
is Is given for the benefit Of Nj
Bloomgron. Arrangements hAv
r" been make for o short program
q everybody come and help in
% good cause,
10 Clara Fr,sk took snpper vii
Isl Ella Nsuk,rk Sunday night.
HiIda Dorthea and Edna Free
20 holm Hattie and Ethel Frisk soc
~ Sunday with Esther Frisk.
Nrs, Susan Bruton is sssyi'
:, With her daughter Mrs OxIey Ct
-. son At present.
mi, Ike and Harry Hrsen En-
rrisk Elva Bruton August Hs
berg and nr, Lynn formed . pa'
TO- and gave Henry Mccrow, who B
ob. lately been married ., fousi
no charivari Thuraday night.
10 xr. wiawsr 10 putting . o
lhy roof on bis barn.
ar Relic 'Caboo' girl whsn q
90. we go with yoa to simmonato~
and
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-06
The POOR

There is thousands of poor peo'
pie in the world to-day in dest'-
tu,o c;rcumsta nces, and many VI
them are destitute Of the Gospel
of our Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ and still to a great extent
trusting in the power. which
have brought them to that condi'
tinn. That is. Monopolies hand
But We trust they may soon see
that they will have To trust W
the true and living God. who wi!
bring the ir dcliyerance to pass
at tho hand of a power OF al
endless l;fe.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-06
TAKE NOTICE

Any party or parties Wishing 70
ask any question:. through sbi'
paper. upon any subject, rsligi-
,ous!y or otbsrviss shall %
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win ~ Editor allow any slang
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