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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE WEEK
OF PRAYER BY THE EVANGEL.
ICAL ALLIANCE FOR THE u. S.
January IA, 1900.
Sunday, January y.
SERMONS
SPIRIT AND TIE IRE

He shall Baptize you in the holy
spirit and in fire; whose ian Is in his
hand, and he will thoroughly cleanse
his threshing floor; and he will gather
his wheat into the garner, but the
chaff he will burn up with nnqnencll-
able fire.-Matt. 3: II, Il. BY their
Fruits We shall know them@Matt.7. Ii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05
Wednesday, January 10.
THE UNSAVED AROUSED TO SEEK
SALVATION.

Prayer; For o genuine and great
Revival through the promised power OF
Gods Spirit;-a revival which shall
convince and convict the unsayed.
making impossioie their indifference
to the Cross of Christ. and moving them
to flee from both the hateful sin and
the impending wrath; a revival in
y which sinners shall see the Saviour III
His atoning glory, and His freely OF.
fered salvation be everywhere vel
coined. as the endangered welcome safe-
", and the dying welcome life; a reyi-
val in which sinners shall see the
Saviour in His atoning glory. aud His
freely offered salvation be everywhere
welcomed, as the endangered welcome
safety. and the dying welcome life,
Il revival in which souls shall be newborn
to veritable Christian living, to the true
and Astounding fruits of the Spirit.
And he (the Spirit of truth, when
he is come. will convict the world in
respect OF sin, and of righteousness, and
OF iudgment.-John l6: 8. He that be-
lieveth on the Son. hath eternal life:
but he that obeyeth not the Son shall
not see life; but the wrath of God
abideth on him.-John 3: SO. Knowing
therefore the fear of the Lord. we per
suade men.-2. Cor. ;, II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05
D aniferen"

sIiDer isnOt til 5ubltibsnier. inOtil uOtrpt
sslia Opi9elie mootuses al uoaluernt, og al
galb er betalt. / 0oerensltemms!is meo be
SorcncOe Statsys Toilooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05
Saturday, January -.
ALL MANDKIND REDEEMED,
RESTORED.

Prayers: For a genuine and great
Revival through the promised power Of
Gods Spirit "a revival which shall
exalt anew the worldwide Fatherhood
of God and the worldwide brotherhood
OF men as revealed in Christ the Lord
n revival which snail awaken, deepen,
AN intelligent, practical sympathy with
all the oppressed and despised; whiei
shall smite, in love, all national selfish
ness, and give international application
TO the one Royal Law; a revival from
on high which shall nightly hasten the
coming Of Gods kingdom on earth with
the reign of righteous, universal peace.
And the Spirit Of God moved upon
the face of the waters.-Gen. !: 2. For
he giveth not the Spirit by
John 3: "a. And he made of one every
nation of men TO dwell on all the face
OF the eartb.-Acts II; 26. Howbeit
ii We fulfil the royal law, according to
the Scripture, Thou shalt love thy
neiehbor as theyself, ye do WE'LL
James 2: s. Thy will be done. as in
heaven, so on earth.-Matt. g; 10.
Sunday, January II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05
Skrivepapir
KonvoIutter

Dunif6 2utb. Publ. 5oufe bill
eerns trbfte StriOepapir os &onpOs
lutter for 8orrefpOnbance for ale,
Iom MATTE snife at BRUCE trpfts
aonpolutter os Stribepapir.
Bore prifer er rimelige paa al.
5rntfager os faa biaise, Tom be ian
p9re noget Stebs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05
giipe.Gidie.

Ssnod9 ben Il. December inopieoss
qroDf 6briften Mpasr til tit 9snise
Gmbeos Iom giifop Ooer aulbOlg
IStift. Den imutte 5eitioeligteo
foregif / Dor 5rue airte, Der par feits
Zig OplpIt.
Gn op%eroroentlig itor 5oriamling,
beriblanbt mango gr9iter ira 8eben>
6apn og Omegn, %oOer0areoe !0anos
iingen.
Den gejitlige grocesiion aabnebes
at Sjpaanbs giitop, Or. fbeOl. Rsrs
Dam, iammen meo gffpeemnet
tsgge ifgrt gploen aodbe =, berefter
fulgts 8iIfcp IF. Qielien Og Cliffs
.preloF gauai liant De tsben9apnits
propitsr o9 Sognepraiter, ale ifsrte
be 6oibe Wesietaaber.
Gfter SalmsIan9 6olot StiftsprODit
gauai 5ntimationstalen, bOOrpuu
giitop Reroam boIbt SnOpisfestaleu,
itet ban lagee ben me giitop paa
.Sinoe. al ,tsoor 6errens Qunb er,
Ter er drfbeO".
Sfter ben oeb giipeoielie b~rugelige
imulte 9stseliang melIem 8iftOp og
9or oplafte Stfftspropit guuai iamt
prooiterne 5snger og 6eiberg Og
SognepraIt ainbom be ritueue Orb
al Sfriften: Mattb. %. 1870;
Iii. l. 5-9; 2. 5im. 4, Is Os
UP. @ern. 20. 28-32. Me[sm bOert
Striftitpfte fang man 10 9ers al
8ifpepieliesialmsn.
0erefter foretpges un0er qrGiteitas
bets 9aanospaal18 seize ben bgjtioes
ligs Snbbislie / 3reenigbebsns Rupn.
Gfter Salmen: oTu bebe ri ben
9e[i9aano", p~r9oiteoe giifop Meller
oper 8ugens goan9elium / 2utus l.:
3a9drias' qopidng: Den 6elligauno
roloer, at ,3a6arias funbs juble fac
leoes, ba ban iaa SUBS 6enfigt fulbs
bproes; ben at gre gurmbjertigbeo
taer al ibufomme lin beGige paet.
Sddlebes l9rer ban on os at bst9nfs
Gu6s pagi, itifiei oS til 5romme, oo
fan 6sbts os. 9un Sub fan babe
I9rt Dc, bDoroan pdgiens Orb lpber,
% hun ban tan l9re, bpdb Orbene
fetDber: al Ri ifdl tunne tjsne BAN
ubsn 5rpet. 9i ffal life betante
5ona9elien og 3roens Orb Iom en-
H9ffe Q9rbomme, men sfter Subs
3ante for 2foets Glib: at Ri iful
Iare 2ipets 5jenbe at tenbe. fom Gors
Orb Dfier os Jjenben, nems
Zig Di9blen, BAN. fom Sub BIZ fri os
fra, fau at Oi fan tiene BAN fslo,
faDnsbe af bans gnrmbisrtiebeb. Ss
Ri ifof l9re al betenbe 5roen, nadr
paa Dor Del Msrfet fprebes oe apiet
fra bet beje omffinner os, fad Ri lite
Blot opleoer be fpabe 8srns aptte:
at bores at 6erren - men osfao Be
rofsne 8srns abffe: at tiene Ssrren.
|Sda fsbss Qopfdngtn - fom bos
|3adnrias, felp ON man bar FORTUNE
met | 9pipf. %"
Chen fos siiffspropF pauni BIZ
Fopxrns Rsrbdm o. Msp<r iii III
ters, 6poreft.f ea~ibstjeneffen Tuttebs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05

Gbenitaasnbe prifer salber for FIJI
2ilfenbelie df 3rbfIa9erne.
Smutt ubfprf arbeibe pda spbi
pupir ogTgobe RonDplutter.
g9r iaa psnlig at ienbs % ebers
l9xffiGindersa1i n as.gGl pse ~
9 dnif67Eutb. publ. 9nufs :.
8lair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05
SERMONS.
CONDITIONS OF BLESSING.

Bring We the whole 1.-THE into the
store-house, that there may be food In
My house. and prove Me nov herewith.
saith Jehovah of Hosts, If ] will not
open you the window Of Heaven and
pour you out a blessing, that there
shall not be room enough to receive
it.-Mal. 3; 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05
Sfor DriSncdS&ttclSe.

boBef III oVerordenlliS nedSat PTS.
Benyt ~Lejlighenen. Kob nogle az disse
billige Boyer. linden de err nd olgt. De
udeladte Munro er s0lgt. Da vi like
kan skate fere Boyer til de anferte
lave Priser, maa Bestilling indsendes
snarest, ON man onsker nogle af dem
Bogerne tilsendes %portofrit.
Bogerne bestilles efter hummer.
1T. 5Ibfsnu;tr oe en- Gftsrfrift
80 9Inbartitlsr (m.b ct 5ororol
of Greb.rit Sunserien. 9aIsmsnis'
b~ebsprat | asbsnbupn. 81 SiDer
/ OmTag. RebTut fra 20 til 10c.
121. 5oItefribeb Os Ssitirt.IiSsO. st
Snolag | Rutibens 8%ulturtdmp
aF u. W. ct. Gretano.r, 3anb.
teol. III Siber i OmTIus. Rsbs
fat fra 40 til 20c.
124. gertel Glmsaarb: Siemitab1s
gilebsr fra Sbnunb | SOmrent
1886. 80 Siber ! ginb.
Rtbfat fra $1.90 til $1.2O.
125. Sra bet fusnits airteIiD | be
fibft. 6unbrsbt Aur. RosI. p.rs
Tons og 9ibsfilbringer at RiddrO
ptterfen. 300 Siber / ginb. R,os
fat fra 1920 til $1.70.
1875. Deb @engetib. Gn NOb,rs
Orb til 8ernene, al Quguftu Wor'
rier, meb 5ororb df SogneprGt
Sbomos Rsrbdm. 129 Siber t
ginb. RebTat fra $1.00 til 60e.
1877. Ridarb peterien: Sire Gins
biaeber: Werner QbrabamIpu.
aubpig 9uct, MOrib arnbt og
bans 6orboIb til Dunmurt, pOul
MgGsr. $50 Siber, inbbunben.
Rebfat fra $1.70 til $1.00.
1913. 8. 9. MortenIen, MT giOrug
til en- 9arattsriItit at oanft prGs
bitten / bet 10. Qa~rbunbrebes
fibfte 6aIObeI. at 9. Rauneitdb.
So9neprait. 154 Siber, inos
bunben. Rebiat fra 1920 til 81.
1872. 0ognb. st 2ipsbinebe / bras
motif Gorm. of Bib. MuIiug.
152 Sioer, inbb. / tint gino.
Rebfot fra $3.50 til 90c.
1876. So6n qoIubansM bGer. Msns
neitets aomebis. Dramatic Digit
ming. 201 Siber i OmTue. =.
Rebfut fra $1.00 til zoe.
1873. ReIigion. ReIisiO7.r oe ariftens
BON, gioroe til ReIisiOnspbilofoe
pbien. at 81. 5. Monrub. 500
Sioer | Omflug. RebTut fra $2.40
til SOC.
139. Song 5rsberit ben SnOenbes
Reeering. ct gibrus ii. ZEN bdH
he Stats6iitoris fra 1848-1863.
Deb Qrel 9boriss. 5srIte gino.
760 Cher. anbst ginb, 1102 Siz
Der. be9gs / Omilus. Rsbiat fra
$500 til $1.60.
l42. S6rsber. aubOis. JoTItunb,r
for JoliebsjfoIen / ITiOO - 81.
peisr t6olm 2drfen: gn b%iforif
5prt9nine ON bet gubelise 2iusrsr.
bos bet msnige bdnTfs 5olt | bstt.
Qorbunbrebe. 252 Siber / OmTIus.
Qsbiot fra $1.45 til SOC.
las. @omle / @uurbe, at Sens
Sfbtts. 6ortGnineen inbebolber
en- 9ratfueI. Oct er S%ibsuanben,
a%rDbftbtter. 1872 Siber / Omi1ag.
pris nebfat fra SOC. til 40c.
Ids. genner Of be trifteliss 5Orsnins
ger for unge Mano. ltourbeiost pou
@runblag at 8iitop 8. 9rummus
hers o9%ebensbilber" meo ,ntelte
anbrs 3ilfsjelier at canb. tbeol. s.
9. aorfen. 100 Siber. Nebiut fra
40e. til 15c.
148 Gns,ne os bsres pusnins. af
u. 8. anberfen, 9anoinipettsr. 80
Siber. Pebfot fra Ice. til Sc.
149. Ssber og aritne. gn OperfGts
teiie of Robbinsr Gi9isniieins Bog:
Jsbebom os &riiienoom. Waeb n
inblebenbe Q~fbunblins at 8. g.
Wsbline. Sosnepreft. 80 Sibtf.
0sbiot fra SOC. til 25c.
$50. I'll Operpsjslie, | 4nlebning AZ
mrnf 6nHhinna mnn nm, q Drill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05

Prayer: For a genuine and great
Revival through the promised power Of
Gods Spirit:-a revival which, saving
the individual, shall also save Society;
"A revival which shall inspire an intense
Christian concern in the temporal and
spiritual well-being of an the people;
in the unfolding of law, the safe-gar
ding OF the common school system, the
purifying of politics. the establishing Of
right relations between employer and
employed, the exalting and defending
of the marriage relation, the sancti-
fying of the home, the overthrow Of
every form of incorporate, shameful
self -indulgence, the removal of race
hatreds. the redeeming of city and
countryside alike.
The Spirit OF the Lord IS upon me,
because he anointed me TO preach good
tioings to the poor: he hath sent me to
proclaim release to the c%aptives, and
recovering OF sight to the blind, to set
1T liberty them that are bruised, 10
proclaim the acceptable year of the
Lord.-Luke a: Is. 10. Thy kingdom
come.-Matt. 6: 10. All things there
fore whatsoever We would that men
should do to You, even so do We also
unto them.-Matt. Z: y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-05
Friday, January II.
MISSIONS RE-INSPIRED AND
RE-INFOECED.

Prayer: For a genuine and great
Revival through the promised power Of
Gods Spirit:-a revival which shall fill
each Christian heart with a missionary
devotion like that which filled the ST.
%yiour's heart; a revival which shall re-
.Hiyify the truth that while in every
nation he that feareth God and worketh
righteousness, i acceptable TO Him. =
cruei6ed and risen Christ. made known
TO all the world, is still the power of
God" fof the worlds salvation, the
only name under heaven, that is given
among men, wherein we must be
saved; a revival which shall fill each
renewed soul with a holy passion for
the Outstanding Of the Homeland
and all lands.
And the Spirit and the bride say,
Come. And he that heareth. let him
say. Come. Rev. %: l6. But | hold not
my life of any account as dear unto
myself, so that / may accomplish my
course, and the ministry which I re-
ccived from the Lord Jesus, 10 testify
the Gospel Of the grace Of God. -
Acts 20; "a. Go We into all the world.
and preach the Gospel to the whole
ereation.-Mark l6; Is.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21

Times are good in the Judith cOun-

Times are good in the Judith cOun-
try. Realty is going up there and We
are receiving many new settlers. Most
of these are coming from Iowa and
Oklahoma, while other sections of the
middle west contribute to the popula-
ton. The farmers seeking homes ov-
err our way are of the best class, be-
ing able, as a rule, to purchase farms
and equip them properly. Land val
ues are steadily increasing. Many
farms are worth double what they
were five years ago. In some cases
there has been raise of so per cent
in value in the last two years. More
attention is being paid to farming than
ever before Because of the cOntrac-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21
WORK ON NEW
RAILROADS
MENT OF OUR COAL MEAS.
URES.

Butte Inter Mountain More rail
road building is being done in Fergus
county than in any other county of
the state. Until the extension of
the Montana Railroad was built from
Harlowton to Lewistown about four
years ago Fergus had no railroad and
was the only county in the state with
out one. The st. Paul road has re-
Gently acquired the Montana road and
is building down the Musselshell riv-
er into eastern Montana. Lewistowu
will have direct connection with the
st. Paul at HarlowtOn. The Billings
Northern, which will be a part of the
Great Northern system, is being con-
structed from Billings to Great Falls
and the line passes through Fergus
county. 1t is understood that 90
mile branch will connect LewistOwn
with this road.
Halsey r. Watson. manager of the
Fergus County Argus, the pioneer
newspaper of the Judith country, who
is in the city today, says it is expect.
ed that trains will be running over
the Billings Northern by September
! next.
Means Much to Fergus.
This road will mean much to Fer
gus county," he said today at the
Thornton. THE construction of this
road means the development of i'm
pOrtant coal measures thirty-five miles
west of L-ewistown. A company has
secured an option on $4,000 acres Of
land in that section at SO an acre
and for some time has been prospect
ing for coal, which is known to exist
there. These lands are traversed by
the new line. 1t is reported that at
depth of SIT feet the drills have dis
closed vein of excellent coal thirty
eight feet thick. Now if that vein ex,
tends over a considerable area, it will
be capable of producing enormous
of coal.
Like many other parts of the state
LewistOwn has been suffering from a
fuel famine. Although coal is mined
only about mile from Lewistown, il
is high priced, as the Montana rail
road some time ago offered IS ton
for ali of the product on it's cars al
Lewistown. The coal used by the road
is mined there and the demand thus
created has served to raise the price
for domestic purposes.
LAS | said, there is vast amount
of railroad building in our section Of
the state at the present time. There
are three big outfits employed in Fer
gus county, one in Cascade county
and several on the Billings end of the
line of the Billings Northern.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21

Great Falls Tribune: Misses Mil
bred Corbin and Elsie Brown. nurses
at Columbus hospital, have been trans
ferred to st. Patrick's hospital at Mis-
soula leaving for that place yesterday.
They expect to remain six months.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21
Notice to Co-OWners.

10 Julius Riser:
You are hereby notified that We have
expended the sum of one hundred dol
lars in labor and improvements upon
the Bell lode situate in North Mecca
sin tunnr.,anixed, mining district Fer
gus county. Montana. in order to hni!
said premises under the provisions az
section 1924 Revised Statutes of tn:
United States. being the amount re-
quired to hold the same for the war
1905. And IL within ninety days from
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21

ton of the range, the wOol-growing
business is not SO important as it once
was and it must gradually decline. On
the whole. farmers and stockmen are
prosperous in Fergus county and see
no reason why we cannot expect con-
lnued good times over our way"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21

the service of this notice By publica.
ton. you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
as co-owner. your interest in said claim
will become the property Of the sub
scribed under section 1894.
Dated at Kendall. November 16,
1906.
FRANK E. WRIGHT,
TOM RISER.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21

lowing will be part Of the program:
Opening hymn-"O Come, All Ye
Faithful
TIE Deum-Van Boskerck.
Hymn-.It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear"
Hymn-'While Shepherds Watch
ed
Ohertory-Violin solo by Miss
Grace Brewer.
Lanctus-A. S. Cooper.
hem"
Gloria in EXcelius-W B. Gilbert.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21

Preaching service 1850 p. M, SUB
ject, The Hallelujah anthem" Spec
ial music at these services appro-
pirate to the occasion
Monday evening at s O'Clock the
Christmas exercises will be held,
when cantata will be given by the
school. entitled. "A Visit 10 Santa
Claus"
A cordial invitation is extended 70
everybody 10 attend these services.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21
Christmas at the Methodist Church.

Sunday morning at II O'Clock
Christmas Joys" will be the subject.
Sunday school at 1915.
Junior EpwOrth League at 3 p. m,
Miss Estella Woods superintendent
EpwOrth League at $50 p. M. sub.
Ject, Lesson of the Manager" led by
the pastor.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21

lesson, Jesus Ascends Into Heaven.
1880 p. H., The Last Recorded Words
OF Jesus.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21

BAPTIST Church Services Dec. %.
II a. m. The First Recorded
Words of Jesus. IL IN. Bible school.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21
Christmas Service at St. James

On Christmas day there will be ser
vice at the Episcopal church at 1o:3o
a. n. consisting of morning prayer
and holy communion, at which the fol-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21
Lustr0us Furs

Rich, lustrous furs in all manner of
styles. High grade qualities and also
medium grades are here. Every val
ue is full and every price is guaran-
teed. Prices are:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02
GA sToRIA(S Bsa,stba The klad i0l Haze Aaa 1Oughl S's1a:''' z: L1z<%z5Nze
" ARNING i"Si ED.

Hot Springs-The Civic Improve ment Union of Hot Springs has sent the fo'lowin- communication to all propricto2s of gambling and club houses in that city You are here by notified and warn q to close you' sambling house on or before Saturday night September 229. 1906. and to keep them closed permanently. Tn ease this warning is 1Inhaodad, legal steps will be taken to have the gambling tables and devices used by you seized and destroyed. and all the persons In terested in exhibiting and running such tables and devices arrested ans punished. it being the fixed dete1mina- toin of the Citizens Improvement Tn- ion to enforce the law in this commun- ity agaist gambling. Done by the or der of the C. l. L. The following names Were attached to the communl- cation: V. H. Hallman. C. C. Lemly. J. B. Wood, Eugene Warren, l.. C. Young. J. S. Horner. J. R. MeJunkin. R. M Smith. W. T. Ams. s. \. Buch- anan. ". j. Cripps. F. H. Eckler John Disheroon, E T. Houseley. J. E. Hosua. H. L. =Hale Z " I4akenan. Frank McCaan. w H. Moore. R s. Wood, C. !. Webb, Hamp Williams.
 
 If yoa aon.t like il drz. then boil package of Brooks Liver Medicine add lttle sHear aHG yeH have a fir. ,iquid laxative.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02
"A ITO RIA. pao,o .ba >,1he Kind You Have AIAa,S bQuTht Signature E: L19zXzAzzt1<x
CLUES AND FATALLY
 INJURIES TWO MEN

Jackson. Tenn, Oct, 2.-While de fendjng bis home Ed Briest, a farm CT living in the Eighth district, prob ably fatally wounded Tom and Char lie Robinson. his only weapon being an unloaded gun. Briest surrendered to the officers immediately after the af- fray and is now in jail here Neither Of the RobinsOns is expected to live aud both have been unconscious since hev Were struck.
 Tom Robinson's head was cut open, the brain baine exposed, and Charlie Robinson was stunned by a blow which is supposed to have fractured tha skull, and his arm broken.
 Priest states that the men came to h's home and insulted his wife. They Were driven away but returned again Ii is claimed they attacked Mrs Priest. when Briest came to her rescue with his gun, which was unloaded, and heat them over the heads until both were rendered unconscious.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02
SUBURB OF THEIR OWN.
Washington Newsrnper Men to Lay
 Out Novel Rural Retreat.

Washington is about to have sub urb like unto which there is nothing in the records of things suburban. says .he Washington Post. Probably the most remarkable thing about this sub urb is that it is not going to be put on the market. This is not its only unique feature, for it is to have no streets. and man with bank ac- count of more than three figures will not be welcomed within its limits.
 It Is to be truly rural" suburb, controlled by a dmnutiye suburban trust. and if the plans of it's builders materalize the civic millennium win have been discovered and folks living out Chevy Chase way vii! have mod ei settlement where great social prob lens will have been solved, where there will be neither capital nor labor, where politics will be an entity and the lion and the lamb will lie down together
 The trust that Is about to give being to this mysterious suburb is composed Of Washington newspaper men who, with a modesty that is paradoxical, re- quest that their names be hot publish ed Abou' six months ago, when Wash ington gezsraily was warming It's feet at grate fires and steam radiators, these men-six in number-hougat a part of Clean Drinking manor, just to the eastward Of Chevy Chase lake and adjoining tue estate of Old Nick Jones.
 The tract, twenty three acres in all. is covered with a natural growth of tim ber--in fact. 1t Is veritable forest. The six newspaper men have divided the property, and each one IS preparing to construct thereon q low, rambling bungalow of logs. with rough shingle roofs, broad porches. dormer windows and all tha. sort of thing.
 Instead of streets the boys have pro v.ded for typical country roads winding through tEe trees, thus retaining to marked degree the rustic effect. The material for tie bungalows will be cut from the roalways and from the clear in-s for the building sites The entire tract is to be fenced in. litt,e pathways vii. be laid out under the pines and the poD,ars anl the chs tle wilderness Of ha@crsucii..e w:tt be left GaI ;stf!rbei .al tie mentors of t.le suburban trust ...l settle down far from the inaiding crowd
 In orlar b assure q tA3r59@hiy cor. genial community tle boys will uot let any one else t. on tie Gn.!. except pos s!b.y ohe or two :s.ltl9'' tr:.asl !S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02
CONFIRMED PROOF.
Residents Of Pire Bluff Cannot Doubt
 What Has Been Twice Proved.

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