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The Taney County republican., 1906-08-16

For eighty years this nation Of { !
vinists, one Of the smallest in cXi,tcLcc,
contcndCd for liberty against Spain,
then the most powerful nation o. tn"
globe. finally winning their victory and
establishing the Dutch Republic In
this connection the author already
quoted cites the inspiring spectacle Of
the siege Of Lcydcn. After the siege
had been on for three months the food
supply was exhausted. For seven weeks
the inhabitants had no hrcad to eat
and multitudcs persisted gilh hunger.
On the heels of famine came the plague
OF the "black death and carried oil Il
third Of the citizens. The apparently
doomed survivors suh,i-lcd on dog. and
cats. But when called uiou Ia SUR
render they replied; -, lorg IL you
hear the NEW C Il eat cr the bark Of a
dog you may kCuw That the city holds
out. And when al, has" prri~h,d bat
ourselves we will urvnur oar left arms
retaining our right to defend our We,
mcr, Our liberty and o1rrc,igiOn ugain,t
the foreign 'yraui". When a. lat re-
lief came ana they tried 10 utter their
gratitud" in psalms Of praise, they
were 50 weak That thcy were alWoe,
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-16

been kept pl than in any other sec.
tion Of our &. !. Therefore when We
establish su, church among you we
are planting C,lvinism in its native
soil No be lr witness to the truth Of
this statemeLt can be found than in the
fact that the prevailing type of re-
ligion in this is that Of the Baptist
church. and that denomination is cal
whistle TO the core. Out of the l0I
questions and answers in the Shorter
Catechism OF the Presbyterian church
on Baptist brethren will say "Amen"
to l0j. ] therefore submit that in
planting such church in such a soil
We cannot fail TO appreciate that We
are planting an institution that will be
blessed OF God in the building up of
His KingGon here, as it has been else.
here,
This leads ne to my last point, viz ;
That We are here above all things elsc
for The purpose of establishing the
Kingdom of God.
Any church tia, is established sim
ply for the rurposc of proclaiming the
peculiar doctrines to which it holds
and preserving its own life as demon.
nation is not worthy Of the name of
church The muin business of every
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-16

harness fittings, col
lars, collar pads, ham's and
traces, single and doublciiees,
whir-, spurs. buckles, snaps,
saddles, Saddle blankets, bri-
dies, g.. &c.
BUGGlES -- Jno. I. ID. is sole
agent for the Banner Buggy Co.
which is the largest Carriage
Manufactory in the world. Am
pie capital and large works
equipped with the latest machin-
cry, put them ia position to turn
out huggies much better and
cheaper than any other maker
All hnggics are guaranteed both
as regards quality Of material
and workmanship. The Banner
Buggy is acknowledged to be
the cheapest and best buggy
made; it has IoI special features
and points of merit, and cannot
be beaten.
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-16
Additional Local,

Old papers, 20 cents hundred, a,
the Republican Office.
Mrs. ]. H. Breedon OF Branson was an
over Sunday visitor with her numerous
Forsyth friends.
Mrs. 7, J. Berry OF Branson came
down the first of the week TO look after
business In the probate court.
Two or three parties have noated
down the river since our last issue,
making brief stops here.
Miss Lille, daughter OF J. w. Estep
Of Walnut Shade, began u school. near
Crane, in the district known as the
keystone" Monday morning.
The Price & Thompson gasoline boat
made a successful trip TO Branson and
return Yesterday, among the passengers
being A. ]. Brazeal and DR.. Huston,
J. G.. Root was at the wheel and Charlie
Pfrimmer had charge Of the engines.
The boat left this morning for another
trip.
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eobbI = aud weeping.
But the highest test Of what any
faith will do in the development Of
character in the history of any people,
is to be seen in the country where that
faith prcdomlnatc~. If you would see
the result Of the teachings of Cathoi-
cisn "n II people you must 90 Ia Brazil
or 10 Spain. II you wish to know what
lrcsbytcriani,m will do ycu must 90 10
Scotland, whore Culyinism has long
been the one religion, \ paragraph
from "Thc Creed Of prcsbylcrians'
will indicate the condition in which
Cnlvnsm found the scotch pcoll lc aud
how they were elevated 10y it;
"Whcn Calvini.m reached the Scotch
people they were vassal- Of the Romish
church, priest ridden, igno. ant,
wrclencd, degraded in body, mind aud
morals. Buckle describes them as
filthy in their prrsons and in their
HOUSES poor and miscrablc,' 'cXccs-
lively ignorant and excessively super.
sliiiou-, with supcr-,iution cugraincd
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HARDWARE For the Carpenter
and Builder, nails. screws, bolts,
locks, hinges. all kinds of car
pcnicr>' and hlackSmi,hS' tools,
windows and ,lo,sS, rontil,C,
spokes, frlloes, grindSlonrs. &c
HARDWARE-For the Farmer.
Implements, including plows,
harrows, cultivators, double
shovels, plow fittings, spades,
shovels, forks. picks. ma,,ocks,
hoes, scythes, cradles, axes,
horse shoes and nails, harhcl
wire; fencing, netting, sunpnw
der, shot, caps, cartridges, &c
STATIONERY - Paper, cnvrl-
opes, tablets, box papers, blank
books, pens, pencils. crayons,
states, &c.
DRUGS & MEDICINES-A vari-
ETY. of simple drugs and patent
medicines OF noted brands.
JEWELRY, purses, pocketbooks,
fancy bags, albums, mirrors,
toys, spectacles, eyeglasses, &c.
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church is to proclaim the Gospel OF
our Lord, and to be used to cstab
His Kingdom in the hearts of men.
And here, in this prime requisite OF
all the churches, we join hands with
our brethren Of all denominations
Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Chris.
liau, and all others who have this one
end in view, aud through our united
efforts press on to the coming Of that
day when our Lord shall return, and
receive His people out of all denomi.
nations unto Himself.
God grant That in establishing these
corners We may he doing it with a view
to dcdlcatin9 our possessions to Him in
the establishment Of a christian school.
and that alongside of this school we
may be able under His guidance 10 cs
tablish Il church that shall be used
effectively for the purpose of esiab.
fishing His Kingdom.
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The Best, Cheapest, Most Reliable House in the County

their "weapOns" in manner to induce
the suspicion that their wives had al.
ways split the kindling. But they kept
busy nevertheless, and though the
weather clerk ntetfered with showers,
the noon hour showed good progress.
a bountiful Ginner was served free
in the court room, after which the pcO.
pie listened to an entertaining talk by
President Bcatie, in which, by means
OF the blue prints made by the archi.
tect, he impaired good idea of the
great size and admirable arrangement
Of the building upon which construction
will soon begin. The speaker took oc
casion to compliment the people of the
county upon their interest, shown by
their contributions. aud The working
interest ,try had acquired hy their
presence UPON this occasion. assuring
them that the continuation Of their in.
tercst aud ,licrt would insurc the build.
ing up Of an institution second Ia none
in the state, and that the cessation of
interest and effort here would result in
the defeat Of the high hopes enter.
tanned for the school. He was satisfied
however, by what he had learned Of
the character of our people, that the
interest and effort would continue.
The Presidents talk had the effect
OF enlarging the appreciation of the
scope and possibilities of the school
and intensifying the zeal OF all present.
Despite the moisture the work of
clearing was resumed in the afternoon,
and gratifying progress was made. In
this connection ii is worthy Of note
that in the forenoon many continued TO
work through The rain
Among those participating in the
work were men from Walnut Shade,
Mcfarland, Cedar Creek, Groom, Kis-
see Mills, Dickens, Brown Branch and
doubtless other places which the re.
porter failed to get.
Every business house in town was
represented by one or more men, and
scarcely professional man was ab.
sent-and they bad tools in their hands,
not as pretense, but for use,
Another clearing day" has been sci
for Thursday, August l6. The plan is
for Il basket dinner on the grounds. 1t
is urged that AS many axes as possible
be brought, as there was u shortage of
axes Monday. This will give oppor.
tunity for many who could not get here
TO help on account of too short notice,
TO come in and acquire working in.
terest" in the biggest and best inter.
prise, for the highest good of the great
est number, that has ever come to this
section OF the state
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-16

GROCEKlES-Thc best brands
Teas, C"i(tcs, Su3als, C,r,ai>.
Spices, Candies, Soaps, Canrcd
G1' ds and dII Other groceries,
Tobacco an Cigars Of noted
brands
DRY GOODS - \ large variety OF
dress patterns, wors,ed>, ducks,
calicoes, ginghamS, denimS,
lawns, shirtings, hannels, under
wear, hosiery, notions nf all
kinds, oil cloths, gents and
BOYS coats. pants. "vcralls.
jumpers, SnSpcndcrs, shirts. col.
lars, cuffs. hats. caps, gloves.
umbrellas, &c &c.
olOES-Genr>', ladic,', boys,
girls, ch'ldrens', babies. in tn,
newest designs Arctics and
rubhers.
HARDWARE-For the House,
cook stoves, heaters, kitchen
utensils, granite iron ware, tin
ware, quccnsware, glassware,
cutlery, scissors, &c, in great,
variety.
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-16

properly established and loyalty main-
Mincd for the glory Of God, will do
much for the elevation Of any com
munity, for the salvation Of individuals
and for the formation OF character that
will stand the tests of time.
The creed Of the Presbyterian church
was framed at Il time most prOpitiOus,
ana 10y men competent 10 interpret the
scriptures. 1t was in the year 1913 that
great assembly was called by the Eng
lish parliament tomcct in Westminster
Abbcy--a period in history when the
human intellect, for reasons known 10
scholars, seems to have reached the
height OF lis power. 1t was the era Of
Shakespeare, who gave to the world
work that stands without II peer in the
realm Of creative imagination 1t was
the era OF Bacon, whose philosophy Is
hcrhaps the most profound, certainty
the most cpoch-making, in the history
OF the world. 1t was the ga of the
trauslatons Of the FSglish Bible,
whose work stands. today tie ura
prOachable model OF The worlds prose.
DR.. EgLerr Watson Smith points out
these facts in his "Crccd Of prcshy-
,criaas," and ADDS that "Iu It's own
realm Of theology the work Of the West
minister diyincs, for comprehensive
grasp OF scripture truth, for clcarnoss.
compactncss and power Of statement,
Is worthy II place beside these three
other products OF the human intellect
at lis flood tide
The assembly that framed these
symbols was Representatives one,
made up o! one hundred and twenty.
one ministers, eleven lords aud twenty
commoncrs-t thcologians. lranslator..
statesmen, orators, hymnists. saints.
John Milton pronounced it a 'sclCct
asscmbly'-onc in which 'picty.
learning and prudence were housed, ;"
Philip Schaii, the great church his
torian, says; "Whc,hcr we look at
the extent or ability Of It's labors, or
It's influence upon future generations,
IL stands first among Protestant coun-
cils."
And we may be permitted 10 add that
IL is no wonder that such body OF men
In such an era, after five and a.half
years OF the most prayerful and pains
taking effort, should have given TO the
world such an Interpretation OF the
scriptures and such form Of organi-
zation for the church as should make
IL most important factor in the spread
Of the Gospel, and in the training of
men and women who have been mould.
ers OF the worlds history.
An interesting instance OF the ef-
feet such training has had ON the lives
OF men who have come under its in.
fIuence may be seen in the history Of
England. The bodyOf Calvinists there,
who because OF their insisience upon
purity OF life and worship were nick.
named Puritans, give us conspicuous
example. II was this same body of
Calvnists which, with Cromwell their
matcbless commander, stood in the
breach of the worlds history and fought |
and won the battles that have pre-.
served for us the priceless privileges |
OF civil liberty, christian homes and
Protestant faith.
A more striking illustration OF how
such faith nerves men TO action may
be found in the history Of Holland.
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Notice to Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that the mex
regular examination for teachers certi
iicates will be held AT Branson FRIDAY
and Saturday, August "a and 81, 1906
LOUIS N. WILLIAMS, Co. Comr.
j. W. RozELL, Secy.
Bradleyville, Mo-, August 0, 1906.
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-16
L. L. EAKlN
Real Estate & Insurance
BRANsOM, MISSOURI

Let me insure your home or property before
1t Is too late. can also sell your farm OF town
property and have tine properties In good man.
ufacturing towns to trade for Tancy county
lands.
Once with Dr. &. W. Bur,iett, I,ranson,
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-16

900 T. M.-Song. Tnnryvill, Sun,iay School.
Prayer. Rev. ". h. johnson. kissrr Mills,
Song, Walnut Shade Sunday S''hool.
2:i6--linw Best To Gain aud Keep Sunday Schuol
Attendance. ". Z. Grant. Tanry City
Discussion.
Song, kisscc Mills SUNDAY School.
800 The Sunday Scllool ~ u Moral Force In the
Community, &. u. Sharp. Forsyth.
3:I5-Discussion.
3:i5-Sone. hranson Sunday School.
3:50-Report Of Committee or Resolutions.
Singing the DoSology, by Congregation.
l,enediction, by Rev. A. Y. Ilcatic.
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\ Volunteer Working Corps.
To show the intense loca! interest in
The Taney County republican., 1906-08-16

SUNDAY.
i0:cO \. Nj Song aud Praise Srryic
Rev. \, Y. Beatic.
lO:l5-A Study of the sunday School Lesson for
the Day. I. +. Williams, Kis>er Mills.
lO;J0-liow 10 Teach the Lesson Effectively:
ta) Primary Ch.s, Mrs. l.. T.. Humphrey
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-11
out 70 Gods sunahine.

Governor Chamberlain paFdoned two
prisoners yesterday. They we're, A. W
Hussey. Of Douglas county, and John
Xavier. of Josephine county. Tho
former wac under a sentence Of two
years for burglary and on the recon.
mendaiion Of the Judge who sentenced
him and Of the district attorney. be
was sot free.
Xavier was convicted Of an assault
with intent TO commit rape, and was
sentenced 70 nine years. A serious
doubt as 20 tho man's guilt Is enter
taiaed, as the girl whose testimony was
tho strongest against him has recently
asserted she had been induced 90 tesii
~ falsely against him. Tho petition
presented 90 the states chief execu.
tive was signci. among others. by nine
OF the jurors who convicted him, and
all tho officers of Josephine county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-11
GRAND
CONCERT
TONIGHT
Musical and Social Event Of
the Season. Beautiful
Music and Costumes

Tonight will be one long to be re-
membered by the musical people Of sa
lem, for undoubtedly no better nor
stronger combination Of artists have
ever been brought together before a
salem audience than the Graham Quar-.
tet, assisted by Mrs. Anne Beatrice
sheldon. That the concert is under the
direction Of VIM. Wallace Graham rec.
ommends it mudcally, and the patron.
age secured for IL bespeaks its social
import The patronesscs are Mrs A.
Bush. Mrs. j. r. whitney. Mrs. Claud
Catch. Mrs. W. H. Byrd. Mrs. Thos.
HALEY and Mrs. Mrs J. +. Calbreath
Remember the chapel is not large, and
the seats are going rapidly. SO secure
yours Immediately.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-11
PROGRESS MADE In so
YEARS
Druggists q. W. Putnam Co. Say one
Of the Most Noted Examples II IN
Medicine.

"whle electricity has supplan,od
thc oldfashioncd tallow candle for
| lighting purposes, almost tuTning
night into day. while it has opened up
our great country by network Of
electric railways, while all kinds of
machinery have been invented % do
the work OF hosts Of people. We have
Just AZ noted an example In the Geld
Of medicine, said the @, W. Putnam Co,
"Fifty years ago every ono knew of
tho latent medical properties con
tained In cod liver oili physicians
everywhere prescribed it, but thou
sands could not take it on account II
the oil and grease which snyeloped the
curative. strengthening properties it
contained. and 10 many cases where
they could take Il would upset the
stomach ~ Il could do no good.
"Now an this il changed" " eoutin'
ued member OF the above hrm.
80 Science has shown us a way 20 separ
ato the curative medicinal elements
which exist In the cod liver from the
oil or useless part and given Us Vinol,
II contains every one Of these medic.
inai elements. actually taken from the
fresh Gods liveFs, but without a drop
Of oil or grease 20 nauseate and upset
the stomach and FetaTd It's work
Vinol contains no siekening drugs
everything in il is printed on every
bottle.
"We have never sold In our store
a medicine equal 70 Vinol 20 give
strength and renewed vitality 20 the
aged, build up the run down, tired and
debilitated, make the weak strong,
cure chronic coughs. colds and build.
up the eonvaleseent.
"It is because We know We sell the
medicinal power Of this new cod liver
oil preparation that We freely offer 10
return the money in every case where
il fails 10 give satisfaction. G. w.
Putnam Co, Druggists, Salem, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-11
Dog oollar IN sausage.

At last the constituency OF the saus-
age has been proven in the eating
and a dog tag has been found therein.
While eating fTankfurteEs the other
night, Special OfiesT Ezra Warner Of
the General Electric company. Of sehe-
neetady, N. Y, struck something hard
with his knife, and upon investigation
found a doc tag bearing the legend,
'scheneetady dog tax 24O9"
Warner Immediately interviewed Sup
eFintsndsnt Abbott Of the Humane so
eiety. but failed 70 hnd out how the
tag got in the sausage. Ii is stin a
mystery 70 some, but to those who reg,
ulaEly stop at the night wagon for a
shot dOg" 1t l. a. plain as day. OF.
hesr Warner has registered a solemn
vow hereafter and forever 10 eseheW
frankfuTteT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-11
SINGS WITH oERARDL
Anne Beatrice sheldon, New Prima
Donna, signAly Honorcd.

A marked compliment was won yes.
terday, says the orcgonian Of April .,
by Anne Beatrice sheldon, tho prima
donna soprano Of this city. In being en-.
gagged 90 sing Ia three Pacific coast Con.
eerts with Jean Gerard, the great Bel
giau cellcst, tho other assisting artistic
being Andre Bonoisl, the eminent
French pianist. The three concerts are
a. Victoria. y C., April 2oi Vancouver,
y. G., April ei. aud Bellingham. Wash.
April %. This IL an honor never won
before by any Portland singer-to ap.
pear on the Paeide coast On tour with
such celebrated European musical
celebrity a. Gerard,
The engagement was made az Victor
Ia, n. c., through Manager c. n. Glib
bohs, GeTaTh's travelling representa-
tive. In addition 20 her concert ap.
peaFance az Victoria with GeFaFdi,
Mrs. sheldon will be the soloisi with
the Victoria Musical Club In Cowen'i
" Rose Maiden.' She viii also sing az
a concert IN Seattle, In conjunction
with Franz Boyd Wells, and Easter
Sunday morning Mrs. sheldon will sing
st Trinity Protestant Episcopal church
the solo, 81 Know That Ny RedeomeT
Liyeth. " from Handel's Messiah" "
Al the latter part Of the las. week
Mrs sheldon was summoned BY Man
agsF Gibbons 20 Victoria, b. C., for a
conference aud she had a very pleas
ant interview with him. He had heard
OF her Paris and Berlin musical work
and Of the very successful concert in
which she recently made her debut al
the MaFquam Grand theatre, this city.
And from personal friends there came
hattsFing reports OF the market talent
Of the new Portland pTima donna. In
this engagement musical Portland is
signally honored.
Gerard Is in the front rank Of the
worlds eellists He last appeared in
concert in this city about ten years
ago, when be had the assistance OF
Ysaye, the violinist, and Laehumb, the
pianist. Gerard is now in the height
Of his great popularity. 1t is under
stood, however, that be is not to appear
in concert in this city during his ap-
preaching Pacific coast tour.
MFs. ,SheldOn's musical numbers az
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-11
JUST
KEEP
STILL
II You Have Not Registered,
FeSs Up and Get Your
Friends TO Swear for
and at You

"The county clerk shall close all
books Of registration FOR the period Of
IA days at 8 O'Clock p. m, on the 55th
day before the general election In
1906. "
Thus reads the primary law under
which the nominating election Of April
Goth is to be held. At O'Clock last
evening County Clerk Roland closed his
office. registered all voters who had en-.
tered the room before that time, and
entered on the books an names received
from outside precincts, and then de.
clared the registration closed.
This morning at O'Clock he received
from the postofice a batch Of registra
iions from outside precincts, TO the
number Of over 100. Under his inter.
probation Of the law these names can.
not be registered until they are again
opened on April 25th, and all voters
whose registrations were thus received
will be refused a vote at the primary
election unless they swear In.
The precincts from which the names
come include woodburn, Aurora, Ma
rion, Mehama, Turner, Hubbard. sil
ycrton. SCOTS Mills and Howell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-11

People insisting that medisin
no good, have one stubborn fact NJ
tend with, that is, the people "a
believe are greatly in tho ma ialiiJ
have been 20 fortunate duFisg DO !
20 years as 70 convince heassti
sufferers with weak, water Ned .
had all the symptoms 4 agss''
breaking down Of tho sysisz an Z
medicine, a. least. does goo4 Suss
and unsteady people, weak, -
people, pimply, pale or salievr
can have stFong, steady nsFyeiaH
healthy fesh by the uss Of D va
Rood and Nerve Tonic. A "a
take at meal time, IL tufzs "
you eat inSo rich, red bleed -
solid fiesh az the rate OF ] %
per week. Sold BY all dnan
zoe per bOE, or 3 boxes fs q
medicine saves doctor bills snt -
health. giving the very bea Hu
possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-11
Old cAaunes mere. Too

Philadelphia, April l0.-Ths inter,
state commerce commission this after,
noon had before Il the contract And By.
laws of the ndewateF Steam Bitumin,
Gus Coal TTafhe Assoeiation. signed BY
President Roberts Of the Psnnsylvania
road Receiver Gowan, Of the b. A o.
Presideut Ingalls,. OF the Chesapeake 4
ohioi Chaunesy DsPsw, Of the New
York Central, az lesses Of the Beach
Greek railroad. and an ohiciA Of the
Norfolk A Western, which divided
among the contracting roads, according
20 a stated percentage the tonnage Of
soft coal 20 be removed 70 tidewateT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-11
New County judge.

Judge II. A. johnson. Of salem. has
returned from attending the meeting
OF the MeMinnville Fire Relief Asso
citation, and says County Judge Rhoadi
has been elected president OF that com
Pany, vice Charles GFisssn. lately De
ceased. Judge Rhoads has rendered his
resignation as county judge. and the
governor viii be asked 70 appoint Vine
PeaEee. q brother OF the PeaFee broth
ere OF salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-11

Mrs. sheldon, IN Paris studied voice
With one Of tho greatest teachers 10
ihe world. jacques Bouhy. and also With
the celebrated American baritone
Charles W. CLARK. In Berlin she stud
led With tho justly famous LampeTti,
aud also with Rau Nisssen Stone. the
wcllknown German lieder singoT. These
arc four names Of the greatest musical
authority 10 the world today. A. VII,
lamette University tonight.