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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

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fn1 ct f%prmtitigt A%fe1nefe eft ioaou1, Sinoslten1=
ming itil1e Jig l1,eo Loot 8psie sfl10uiooe fpro11 i'm
9posfjcnoe. Spuo 6ouoe1 lful pizoog INT fi11oe paa?"
Ser er life l,oaet at ejjpre;; leg moo fi'1oe mig i
at togc Iplgerl1c So leg moo ioae, bet lagoe Sc 1elp=
fpr," lparebe @onaro:
uMu Snaf, set par.i cit bel o1tDel1 @etporing, at
isg br1late 9roet, " ipureoe bar borif. v!9}uur vi lao
blot bat6e boft ct @ione pua, at Ceres Sfo9er ligteoe
pou Gem! 5rpr 1c.ipr &eltel1, at 9reDel1e liggsr /
galls 2onu1e el10rlt?
Sci. jeg loa, at lo11 fgr Gpbr11oet brenote Dem !
&pftenet."
uGgloa oetl soa bar hi fife er,9oug ct 8epis for
TONS Irniel on at begaa eli 5prbrpoelie - for 9e=
re, &pnes gionesbpro fan Mettet 10 fife tillngge me-
gen gagt. aureIte Ger1 BET er cit 1l1eget ilem Sito=
ric, Sc far rooet Sent il16 i. @ele Ceres 2ip er 10
eoelugt -ny Ceres @nitrl1s pg Ceres Doe lmaa
8pr11s. so @1to1 bppr er set BOG furfaroeligt, bpab
2inet oft fan bri1lge Ell al sSSan1l11er og glenoigbeo.
Saaool1 ct gpot Aapn og laaoa11 ct lDffeligt 9ggteifab.
5fal Bet mi altlar1nell bore forbi for ct e11eite gie,
@blifs Jorptloel1e. 40, %ftaffels Sen.
Zen gau1le- sNia,o off op pgs neo soo @lllpet meD
lange gfri0t 90 rpneDe otter % otter paa bet bpioe
9opeo. Dien %plnoielig bep ban itaae1oe forun ben.
belt 1o1,rnleniu1fne gbnaro % laf 6R1,oerne s3l,fie=
~lrntl1erne s1nco ct %ensraiif Mpf.
r9sej, Def gaar life u,, BET gaur Jo11oe1 tage mig
life m, at Der gear laa n1egei lmlft eg.gooftaS piloe
Tor en- celte 5furfs. sfplo, bois Sf1lrfetreger aorea.
life eltaarg far lloac,t straf for. DpfororingstiI ct
begaa sgateIfobsbrlio s gffe ON at t alec Ell balu Mil=
lion: 9ro ion: s3er ieg.bellt piloe mproen-al alt
Bet ION lml1 life blioe oresetStiIRegnifab lor. Oil
gooe Ghto, iea ten iean1allo life fortanfe Gem. ot
earebt ortuipIsIens gslubialp BET Abbapoe
50 oalaa sauiort, bviiss inaosn roget Dor pagsllerefsrnii
Is rarS g saaar mar liter III Some Iomg
&6rAlna az a.r=s1eft Ibsrg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28


zssSlggnasreeai Torlg9 lolaaS GfsnHi u DE; blllI bbatos II lereI
lii1nr iebriIif Qlrp O. stn1aeenI reltteI& pao Dl%aillzDeo
6jsrlaepilollaf 1agliqfiasNa. huorira DUN iaa let.
fllltooe bgre sfinllernes ffel0te Eraps
sroo5@o Set oa1npeoe sussspaa 1rdpppe1 lao G1lti1
traESls bpors ogobIeg. gotarosrar =
sslpr CUBS Crib - er.er Sd iiffHe 1tpget Gejell
lne0 Big? 81 ouSiiga2o |iplirgte bult aanoel1s:
goraro rpiteoe poo @oreoefy orog fin S1ttrlls llul1-
sfs 5fiiffeip foIf.ino til lg % bebrffeoe benoes ssfn,1o
gpg 2ilte nreo brul1oel1oe aps.
9ee life lnerell1 bpilfeoe ban1 life mi, oa jeg
iajel,= bpl1er oia mine slrn1e og ier oct fiare Nniigt
90; jeg Dilbejo olnrig boDe %onerlenet at blioe lfit
ira big ira Big og 9gr11el,e -
sSSnoe bet %bDggelige lnfe Mnrelle ffprtolte ban +
Suit, boe0 Der bar %forefalbet.
u9Sn 8l0!!" llobrpD 9tou og flun1reDe fig fat til
BAN, lonr-frpgteoe bun, at ban ero11l1 flnoe blipc 6en=
De %frabriitet;; ujeg =pioi lite moi, at Sine SSagter l"antnel1
n1eo ban pilbe enoc galt. Spor0a1t lfuljeg BOG toffe
Dor figre ga1tle @e1t foroie 6o1 for frellt big. @pe6
lfl1loe leg Dog bape gjort, l1aar oil life bar fonlu1et
tilbage til mig brerten Sag eller / Dlorge1 eller
/ lang, Hang SID? Ma, ieg nur.blebcl1 %bnnpittig! gu
fipre1 gooe,s elifeoe 0sano, fa11s 01t tilgipe mig ut jcg
beo min OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES far brogt oig eli ion
f%rpgtelig Sit11otion? Gil rloa life trp ~"
8 ifal ilt ingc1 Iing iigc!!~ oibrp0- gopar0
6u10e, sioet BON luffeoe be11oes Ml1nb 11co ct aps, ujeg
pe0 io, at Set Tim CT rene og cole 8epuggrlt1be, Der
bar 5fplo sin 1upsbeb. 1rpr D1, SIT bebprer at fpr=
flare mig, b%porle0es min M0o inllfer og fpler." Sg
otter ct laugt, fungi 5ltf %fortlatte 6an: u&inrclte Sen,
DIT peo life, bppr Og1 Sag fur puret %forfuroelig.
2ob ps oerfor bore title og fife tolc ct Sro mere ON
oe11e l,io1ige 8egirenbcO. 2a0 mig bos Sig, min
Sfptscf9rl, glennle aft Set, Ser / Sag Gar rp1tet nit
5ino."
San f1nleoe 11e0 for 9loo % lug0e lit trrtte, for
Sg meoens slba otter og otter itrpg 6on1 n1eo Sc
blpoc, fine SG11oer g%jel111er1 bans r1grfe Soar, lolll~
pil0e bum rneo fine &jGregt bo1lple ollie on0e So1fer
al bans Sjpr11e, befricoe Ell Soare1trpm bor1 ira oel1
SpG11oing, Ser bele Gugeu ipn1 CT Gc1trerbproc bop0c
trDffet poa bans grDlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

0ulpet, 9 pssle,1s 11eoo. IT'D BilaIfens otter Nlopeiengel1 e
ct 8iebIifssSag Wee1 zraOperesenon er bet Inngg,
til at inc lig lbs BED ct bratsgrio =og Ct MOO
0eoolta1Oere1s Mellen1eulp: Dn &reiten pell6er lgs
ON, fer bal1 Ell gtDgs % to Iotge Sfa1lfer i%r1lltte lto.
as 0prel1, bo1s Ntober tlna1lers on1ful0 Jog saDiet
1l1ffes.
uslos 6o, iier, W3o fsgpune, lpitsr.lsn0e o.
og4agger benoe ben l Sengen.
uasei, mel: geuo 2piet~
Set bar i%ltarere iagt eao giiort. gnoelhig IDffes
Set bmm. 90 er gareliets tont for @iiafter..
8 fe1ote bat1 bel, 5gn2sSD Oct bar @ri1nri<
belt"
rSSo a fienote BON, oa=Sotten f1gi al BAN. So sen.
forte bar 5pe%n1fefran111eren, ben Iu1nfes &pn11b.. 99ul1.
er oe1t, ion1 bar puitet belle ben Sue op, BET tyr a
gjpr' min bpielte g6 paa."
% ion1 9seatte1 ifreo Zen, og &relte1@fi fit SO /
St1toet til at t9,tfe 1piere ober paa Snl16elien, fla=
reoes BET for ban, at @rin1ribeit baboe %gje11fienot
Ste6et, oa bans @eo6er TOM til, buffet ber16eS COB
bo imob ba11 forrige %SSuleaftelL og g~iengiplot Sen
pua oen Maabc, BON gioroe.
Sg oct lagbe @reten b6iit, 90 8agel1 Tom, OF
ban tog Hengepoierne u0 al Sfabet.
Set CT jert gooe @inrte, gan1nleI Mlor, hi bar
at toffe for, hi bar Sc ma1ge t8enee / @jen1 enoru og
'NN l>eN'1 !"'t 1I"tS =. laiAu @pt1tS =
fp11t for set bnooe / Sro og belle 9n1gielgelie oIle
Be Sam, $ bar %til6ase."
$50, set Ifal ri %rigtignof, lille Mspr," ion6eoe
Sp11l1efol,el1 Il I'LL Tor bun na 11ifo, at BUM bar 1ige
neo at bore oell gan1le poa SRl10er. ugr Ser 11oget1
S %iopner, iaa fig bare til. "
uMo, a bar set 10 life Darre, en6 Sc flefte gan1Ie."
iporeoe bum iaa TITLE. Men Sc funoe gjpre benoe Ell
1tor @1eoe, bbis bu,t 1noatte faa eli @toI / Daglig-
1t1tel, fon1r1e frt % lrte fig ser, 1toar BUN tpftes
til, og ipsle mes 8inoet og @i1oelt og bbao on6et,
lAn1 nrfeoe.
~G5or set CT fist itre1gt for mig, ioooat %oltioie11s.
at iib0e fen i al SSe1ligbe0, ligeion cit bor %niI6frent-
mes og olorig baboe bbrt Suiets Soft til.
Spnne1 benteoe itrafs be16es Stol ino fra SAINT
1neret og iatte oe11 op til 6en bor11e 8ng be6 @ioen
al Nrnen - iotte Sen mes ct fot Srpf.
"@io S r1oa iiobe Ser mes @leoe og go6 Seller:
i 1iol1ge Nor, go1nn1el 0fnr!!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28
PENGEKJERLICHEDD
ROMAN AT
MAMMALIAN BOTTCHER.
(6ortian.

raej, oct trpr jeg life! alglen ct l%pffcliguis
gooet forbi snngeip:oiet l,0en at ran1n1e Sen, men
&c bor giort bol1 til argbling, oe1 staffel! SON
fpntl11cr ul6riu mere pau sSuut pu hrllar. life -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

uytel oct trnr jeg lite! &l1glen CT l%Dffcl1gDls
gouet forbi Sl1ngelp:0ie1 loen at ron1ne Ben, men
&c bar giort boln til &rb6ling, oeu Staftel! San
tontn1cr ulorig mere poa SSagt og bellsr life --
Mao> ri faar lie -"afbrpo ban %pluoielig. u6orel9=
big er oct 9npeoiege1t, at hi bploer 2ip BAN og=
ioo for Ceres 5fDlo. 90 luo 1nua ri telcgroiere efter
cit spgeppgn i'll Berlin; fpr beruoe or Jprboloene
oltfor boorlige, BET er bc0it, at Ceres Spoger font
n1er poa ct @oipital, foroi 0e Georc fon alnpltere fans
Nr111 Der, bpis set lful0e blipe 11phpen0igt "
gn al Be or1fringltooenoc Gen1er paatog Zig at
offottc % ofieu0e Selegran1net og began fig itrafs til
set l1urn1elte 4soitb1s.
A1ltitsroooe11, Der Dor ell goo @el al Jamiliell,
to9 gopor0 1,1ocr slrlren pa orog banl truos bol1s
Wfpoltono, ino / ct lille to11t @jGlteunrelie. Sn0c ira
Sp;ieitue1 bprtes @jeiter11es ~bpjrpiteoe 5te1rner.
9e oisfl1tereoc oaben6ort u&uo0eifl1ooet" ll1eb 1neget
Sper.
uSua, Der blner Sc" ioaoc scr galule, elfpurz
oige Sl1riit, oa BON Garoe facet i'm 11l1ge Sen a1brugt
/ set ltille @urelie, ser rcl1oie as moo Sapen; Der
ber g 30, Ser CT ingcl,, Ser ~foritprrer Gem Der. olle
Sc ltirren6e lieln1s ferzng el Den Stpi oerlloe ll1oa jo
uiprc Gem sanlte forrDft. Sun0an cit lllpffe hliperj 10
.oltib n1cgct l%1tauli9ere, l1oor Ser laar lau mal1gc ms
gjerrige Sillflere on1fring Ell. %sSprpnrigt far &c
min Ngtcie, f.ure sse1t; Sc bnr bit Gem lont 0en
Mlouo, ieg oltio bnr a,ict Gem fpr. Seq. buffer ct
Iilfploe, Ser garlfe lig11er Dette1 ser bar De1 ~nDcloiae
HStger, Scr ~forgprigt nar eli rigiig Spnoagsjuger,
fig as, ipnl ON bun rar gnl, grn0, lfreg, jon1reoe iig,
folteoe 1g poers 0er, ban bupbe ifl1ot pg 1rleoe ll1e0 at
at bcgua gclpn1orb. C111s Set bar baus sllppr peD ieg
life, mel1 III n1aatte alt 6alo fiurnes alle forlige SSrlz.
itrl,1nel1ter ira ham. 9eej, iau bar Sc %riatignof bit
Gent golrfe enberleoes tnpper: 3etsr 10 eli iprfgr0ezz
liz lllpffe, set er bit, mel1 Dpab biGlpcr Sanllner %
&logcr. @noo man bdr giprt, 1lau man ltaa il1oes for
jo Mposfolo bphe for, lep ON 8goet1 bliper NOT
lao boarb. Aoo, 3en1S pel1icr Ser 10 life 11oget iprlig
llert, iiur life l1oor @r. bon gtepbd,l llipper ira Set
meo 2ipct. Gubrer, Ser en- Song bar opret pfaa5 ssSagt
meo Gem, fcn 10 bepioue, lpor forligtigs3e altio Ct
on -"
Seq = 81. arcbs-jea l1aa iige Sem loget til-=
ltno at ct - Der bette 1ilfploe -abegDnbte
goparo n1eb rp|enoe ste,na1c, men ben gat1lc Diaro
nfifar fam SrGet:
y9cj lao Sc pGres at lige loget elier taltaa ioBet
lOl1 BELT. Cog Sc Sagel#lpn eli III ora11ocrlig
STRENGTHENING og lcsat folnnte til SO sog tG11fs paa.
Ceres cget beoite. Seq lne,1er, bpis 9e Dirfelig itlloe.
bape'e. Sim al SfpIo, iaa@ maa ri lie at lnoobeDi}e Oct,
for Gesba aone % 8pr1t lae 3elnaa laa piot mn.
IiM iilipsr for 5trai: Naar noget Meuncife ~forf,,e1ler
GperbGrenlyel. neo ct iaaoallt #sS%agiubeb, iaa ers0ef
9en.@Gg 0er,neo 8uita. Sg bar rigtignof fife
NroDas Jon afsrer,l,er Derfforf tan jegsNl rof Finite
ct nntbul&s aernfferne,8bbD rieel men. 81 Inn Is
asstalssl aI1asalaak
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28
Fem nye Boyer.
Fort&IIinger og Digte
FoRFArrERE.

Observation-Disclosures FoRFATTERE.
1913 Slider. / smukt Omslag Csc.
IndhOld: Kaffesladder; at E. F.
Madsen. = Johan Prips Konirma-
ton, af ]. Chr. Bay. En- Speku-
liant, af Carl Hansen. - En- Tramps
Juleaften, af Chr. Baum. Min
"Agnus DEP, af Wolkmar Johnson.
= G. A. Thyregod, af J. Chr. Bay.
Lylkke, af I4illes0e. = Bicyclen, ar
Carl Hansen. Minnehaha, at
Adam Dan. - Smedjen,- af T.. L.
Grundtvig. En- Kvaghyrde, af
Louis Pho. = Frejdig Tro, af Adam
Dan. Frozen og Alien, af N. Chr.
Madison. = I Wisconsins Shove, at
r. L. Grundtvig. = Vitus Boring.
= Eventyret ON Chicagos F0dsel,
af Louis Pho. = Rejseminder, at c.
u
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28
ST. ST. BLICHER:
De ire Helliqaftener
SAINT andre Forta1linger
AT DANSKE FORFATTBRH,

1928 Slider. ! smukt Omslag Csc.
Indhold: De tire Helligaftener, at
st. st. Blicher. = Den lille blinde
Dreng, af II. c. Andersen. "43",
Juleaften, af B0rge Jansson. Den
store Bj0rns Endeligt, af Holger
Drachmann. = Hjartesorg, af H. G.
Andersen. = De to Peblinge, af
Chr. WHITTIER. = IIt romersk Asel,
af Chr. Richard. -Ungdom, af Hen
Fix Pontoppidan. - Spr0jterne pro-
YES, af Johannes Helms. = Moder-
k%jarlighed. at Zakarias Nielsen.-En
Julehistorie, af Onkel Frits. = Ell
lers Frieri, af MAIDS Hansen. = BIZ
pen Para B0rglum os hans Frinde,
al Fl. G.. Andersen. - Crete GaaSe-
pige, af Henrik Pontoppidan. - I
Paradis, af Filth Reumert. = Gam
lie Nor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28
KR. JANSON:
Ungdomsminde
SAINT andre FortHl1ingcr
AF NORSKE FORFATTERE.

12S Slider. I smukt Oms1ag Csc.
Indhold: Ungdomsminder, af Kr.
Janson. - Mod Jul, af Knut Ham,
sun.-Da no Maren var i%nnafore,
af Jacob Hilditch. = De ell saa
vondt, saa vondt, af NJ. Skeibrok.
- Tn Vinteraften paa Prarien, af
A. Norman Sju1uspar, af Jacob
b. Bull. - Idy1, af. Jacob Hilditch.
= Fanitullen, af J0rgen Moe. Da
jeg for med Jonas, af M. Skeibrok.
= Faderen, af Bj0rnstjerne Bj0rn-
son. - Under norsk Flag, at ia
col Hi1ditch. Juleminder, at Kr.
Janson. En- Byrejse, af NJ. Skei-
brok. - Fra Nybyggerlivet, at II.
A. Foss. Trappernes Liv / We
stem. Karen. af Alexander Kiel-
land. o. Nordlands Elementer og
Vejrligt, ved4Peder Dass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28
ERIK BOGH:
Unge JenS Je'en
SAINT andre Fortael niger
AF DANSKE FOREATTHRE.

Az DANSKE
1913 Slider. I smukt Omslag Csc.
Indhold: Unge Jens Je'en, af Erik
B0gh. = Grindsepilcn, af P. Gu
STAY Muller. = Hvor oliver Jollen
af, af Holger Drachmann. Black
Bart, af Adam Dan. - bet gyldne
Skind, af Carl Bernhard. - Dyr og
Mennesker, af A. S0rensen. - En-
Pebcrsvends Ju1eaften, af L. Bud
de. -Dimmeling, af G. r. Rosenkil-
Ewald Tang Christensen. = Skjor-
teknappen. - Den Fremmede / Rif,
af S0fus Bauditz. Fra Ku-Klux
Tiden.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28
BJ0RNsTJERNE BJoRNsoN:
En- Livsg
SAINT andre F~ort9l1inger
Az NORSKE FORFATTRRH.

-.-SEeLr - $ONoN 49, IL
1928 Slider. I smukt Omslag CSC.
Indhold: En- Livsgaade, at Bj6rn-
stjerne Bj0rnson. = Baldersbraa, at
Kr. Janson.S-H Hun var altid ivej-
en-, at Jacob Hilditch. - We Elder,
II Rige! af Kr. Janson. = Paa
Flugt, at G. M. Fl. - Julekvald, at
Anton Welde.- Eft Skogens Barn.
af Jacob IIi1ditch. Left Erikson,
at Wilhelm Peterson. - 1000 Blu
shells Hvede, at III. A. Foss. - En-
Observation-Disclosures Oplevelser, at
NJ. Quad Han a alt g2aet paa
Brnket, at Jacob Hilditch. - Brud-
stykke at Indvandringens Historic,
af job. B. Visit. - Kapitoliet I
Washington. -Indfanerkrigen we'd
NorwayALake, -Brudstykke, at Kr.
JansOn.
ALE 8 Bigger for 91.OO.
P0rtOffit tllsendt.
G. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
s5zoy714Sst4t h st, MinneaDslis, Mlnn.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-12

during the reading lesson 20 ;he "foo.
ishncss Of preaching" be- illustrated boz
this wise. Ia man was 20 carry
sack Of gold from house TO house in
distribute would he stop to argue ami
enter into hong discussion with each
occupant As 10 the value 81 the gold
and what Il would buy n he I'D ,t
would be foolishncss
600
In the course Of Rev Spencer
morning sermon last Sunday he refer
red 10 Bob Ingersell's eulcgy a. ih-
grave of his dead brother. but onb
quoted a few words The quotation l.
as follows Life sa narrow vale
between The cold ard barren peaks 90
two etcrniies We strive IN vain g.
look beyond the heights. We cp
aloud. bot the only answer b. the echo
Of our waiting cry tie who sleep
here whispered with his latest breath
II am better now.
let " believe b. spite u doubt.
and fears that these dear words arr
true Of all the countless dead
OOo
Rev. J. D. Moody preached at n,
Baptist church Sunday evening. IT,
read psalm lOi Tor the lesson. lie u.
ed several verses Of the sixth chapter
Of Matthew a. his text His subject
was How TO Live" He preached a
splendid sermon.
600
The Prcsbytery Of the Presbyterian
Church. Of the u. S, A. met this week
In Princeton. Ky
II Is reported that there we're agrcai
number Of very able preachers there.
Harmony and bruthcrly love pr
vailed.
The REcoHp will give a full report
next week
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-12
AMONG OUR CHURCHES

Rev. /. O. Spencer. Of Elizabeth.
town, preached at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening
His text was. we are complete in
Him. D." The text IN the evening was.
What has thou in thy house," lie
preached two splendid sermons.
900
Rev. J II. Butler 6lled the pulpit
at the Baptis, church Sunday morning
He read Tor the morning lesson a
part Of the y chapter Of Luke. begin
ming at the ~ verse and finishing the
chapter.
His text was Luke 23-.6 And having
said thus. lie gave up the ghost. "
Hc discussed the last utterances Of
Christ The words spoken after he
was nailed 10 the cross
LIST Father forgive them they
know not what they DO "
2nd To-day thou shall, be- with me
IN Paradise
Bird. Woman. behold thy son. John.
behold thy mother
ith. MY God, Ny God. Why hast
Thou forsaken me
5th. II thirst"
9Th. 1T Il finished A"
7th. Father into Thy hands. |
commend myself A"
The ordinance Of the Lords supper
was observed.
600
Last Sunday was rally day at the
Presbyterian Sunday School. Quite a
good attendance with a collection Of
about $3.50. In addition To the regular
order u exercises Superintendent
Blue made a talk during which he stat.
ed that he had held his position about
20ycars. Renewed assurances Of loyal
support were given him. Rev. l.. o.
Spencer also made short talk and
among other things spoke of the trials
and difficulties confronting this partic.
ular Sunday School before the present
building was built and when IL was held
In the old brick church IN the grave
yard L. lhu,, times Btv Sivu,rt rosie
to Marion from Princeton horse hack
900
Res, O.. % Spencer preached last
sunday on, II the best sermons hcardn
Marion in many year. be- seemed To
boz fliot with HE subject On referring
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-12

The font part Of the RECORD office
looks lie a county 'a.r Mr. Al Dean
has son fine corn ham ting in the win.
dow cal ed White rguJ K. L. Flanary
brought ina stalk ~ cchrc about ten
feet high. It's not filthy lucrc bat
filthy orhrr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-12

AZ The residence of Mrw NJ RcdI
of this city Mr. j. Z Chyon4.dM
Mamie j Mitchell of shady Gro,
were united in marnar, hsi Wcdn,
day afternoon. Rev J. "a Builerof t
Bapts' Church. Officiating
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-12

still A little boy in back seat arose
and said
Laugh and the world laughs with you.
Weep and you weep alone
The good pastor SAID, "Ahem yes. yes,
that's good.
Laugh and the world laughs with you.
Weep and you weep alone
Let the choir now sing
g.
II is always expected that thrilling
scenes. hair breadth escapes. marvel
Gus doings or deeds Of daring I'M
known 10 history" are 10 be found
only in the FIVE cent red back Tales
Of Red Shirt Bill" or Jack Harkaway
among the Indians Sometimes
though an incident occurs in the humble
walks Of life that outdoes Red Shirt
Bill and lays Jack Harkaway away in
the shade. Little Stephen Ma ward.
son Of Mr. =. J. Hayward cashier Of
the Farmers Bank IN Marion. Vas
playing IN the yard one day year or
more ago and spied a ladder that reach
ed As he thought TO the sky. Il was
the ladder Of the water tower. The
little boy was only three years old at
that time and knew no better than 10
try 10 climb into the sky. So up he
went higher and higher on and on
until he got pretty close 20 the water
tower. At this poiut. which IS fifty
feet above the ground. he thought he
wanted To look back and see how far
he had climbed. but could not for the
ladder. 50 he turned around and faced
out and looked at the clouds m the sky
and as birds passed him in their fight
he would clap his little hands. Then
he looked down at the ground and i'm.
mediately became frightened and cried
for help. Luther Pollard, a colored
man at work there. heard his cries and
Immediately located him at the top Of
the water tower ladder. There he
stood crying for help at the top Of
fifty foot ladder without holding and
indeed with his hands held out bcsocch.
lngly ln front Of him and with his back
20 the ladder. II was a time Tor quick
and precise acton. The least mistake
meant instant death 10 the hoy. n
The man should start up the ladder and
shake he boy 81 IL might boz death
Tor both The Joloryd man BE- VERY
strong and very active man. Without
aH In.tauts hesitation b, started Tor
tf, tuy with a. 90, sreyi arl caution
Hl,,IHr calling Co him to sh..H on I
avn coming lIr reached brm Justin
Time when ttry landed safely on
earth once more both v,rc utterly a..
haustod
There lives ai UurivN llur county
Kentucky, a man by name " \ Wood.
all, WHO Is postmaster. general mcr-
chant arbitrator and a pillar OF society
IN that part Of Kentucky soil This
man Woodall is fine man. straight as
a straight edge and he owns good
business at Hughey Away back yon.
der somewhere near the year 1899. at
about the time the Farmers Alliance
was in full blast, Mr.. Woodall located
at this point Of the compass and com.
mcnced business. What do you SUP.
pose he started with and inl Tie start.
ed with tank Of coal oil and dishcd
i out TO the good farmers u the com.
munity under the auspices Of the Far.
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store building that was said to be eX-
actly l0xlO Behold what great
matter little fire k,ndleth " Today
Mr. Woodall has a fine large stock Of
goods Of some 5000 or 5000 A good
and growing business and he has money
IN hank.
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Gard Of Thanks

We wish to thank the people Of Shcr
idan and vicinity for the kindnc-s
shown us during the illness and death
IT our father
,. NJ Davidson
Mrs. /. A. lari,
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Notice

Al parties knowing themselves In.
debted 10 Hina Hardware Co. by &c.
court will please call and settle at once.
We must close up our books immedi.
ately, HiNA HARDWARE Co.
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THE RECORD is determined to treat
everybody right and haye in IL columns
what the farmers want To this end
We bend every energy.
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The weather man has gone to work.
High winds prevail this Ear south as
well as the great lakes Of the north.
Snow In Chicago this week.
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BITS OF BYPLAY.

Quint longer has waiter whose
lung power is equal to, II not superior
to the bellows in Eskew's shop. Along
about six O'Clock any day you can hear
a rumble way back rearward near the
kitchen that gets louder as he gets
nearer the front door II sounds some
thing like this sup-r.r-r-r-r.r.r.r-r Il.
i-i-i-i-i-ml
And the wind blew through his
whiskers.
Now comes the tale that a certain
man had such long whiskers that he
used them for hiding place for articles
Of value. He hid his money in his
whiskers. We venture 10 assert that
It could be easily done II he we're an
editor. We know Of one man in Ma.
rion that used o. roll his whiskers up
to keep them out Of the way 50 he
could work at his trade. His name is
Mr. Holtsclaw.
%.
Speaking Of whiskers calls to mind
the pranks Of certain drummer YOU
all know who tours this county regu.
larry in the interest Of his house and
his constituents. He drove from Ma.
rion to small way station somewhere
in the northern part Of the county.
Getting in touch with his customer he
expounded fully the merits Of his goods
when tall man with very long. thick.
bushy, unclean whiskers butted into
Mr.. Drummer's afairs and immediate.
ly the fat was in the FIRE. II took no
second glance 10 tell that Mr.. whiskcrs
chewed tobacco. Mr. Drummer knew
Il at glance and 50 he called the man
Of whiskers 10 one side and said
you chew tobacco. don't YOU"
Yes SIR.
Your wife chews, don't shes"
Yes sir.
IAN your children chew too. dor. {
thcy?"
The man Of vhiskcrs replied that they
did. The drummer at once left him
and went back 10 his sale with the mcr.
chant The whiskcrcd individual chow.
ed on irrcrularly and not being able 10
solve the riddle again approached III,
drummer and said
Say mister what yul ass mr Dr. aII
non fU.a chaW tuha,our fur"
The drummer repUyi. "Ub' nathIrg.
: ius, Thought they id Use, they aIl
.p.t Boz yuIr ah.sk,r.
rss
a rmtwg,ci effort bad been boz prog.
rcss Boz one OF ttr Marion yhurgb, Cor
quite "a while Spiritually things vcr
warm and the meetings were well at.
tended and a feeling Of JOY and salts.
faction seemed 10 pcrvadc the very al.
mosphcrc. AZ the evening service the
good pastor thought 10 change the or.
der Of exercises Tor various reasons
and therefore announced that for a
few minutes they would listen to an.
propriate quotations from the scriptures
from any one In the congregation that
felt disposed. Quite running fire Of
quotations were made by different ones.
Finally Il seemed that nearly all had
spoken that desired to and the good
pastor was saying. Now another one.
Can We not have another appropriate
quotation from the Bibleg' All was