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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-19

Dat y u that which ~ Asvs
dsesesd In our hearts 70 do
and WI a W hsvs not does
but What W sponssassssly l.
virtue otshs ast = ! re- moral
agent. Bat would nss o. viii sos
or wont do. isr 4 : nAa always
honest. 'vho psys his sousrscssd
dss.ss We !nuss ~ no. Not
'sit = the paying Of bis
ss''gasioss i sseaasary to DO :
ehild Of God. but : jsas way Of
demonstrating the whore with to
pay 10 just ~ mush necessary to
constitute the Christian o. the
paying Of debrs 10 If we iul6ll the
whole law and offspd in sns point
ws are guilty 81 all.
Nov brethren and sisters lot us
be moro ready TO do the word and
not bearers only. Aud strive To-
keep our own door yard clean end
lot others alone and IL possible
with a. let our Communication
correspond With this command ON
this % yea. yea and nay, nay and
labor for 10 GENE together for
ediRcatlon and not to copdem M.
ton.
l. II. RymcI.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-19
EDITORS ADVERTISING COLUAN
LOOK @gglgllIE

II YOU wan, to put your lands into the hands Of LAND
MANI, s. GARRETT will treat you right
So lis. with Him for He going part his husi
ness, and in the osaks he place buy home we ADVISE
seekers South Missouri before purchasing else
where 1t is beautiful Country and the greatest natural
Inducements offered this part, both for the farmers and
business And IT, the Seeker after truth It hss no
equals earth
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-19

Well after 4 few weeks absence
will try and write a few more item.
for the CREssEr.
Picking black berries snd cutting
hay is the order Of the day in this
vacini,y.
K. L. Jarrett wife and little dau-
gh.er Edna spen, q pleasant day q,
NJ, S. Finleys Sunday.
J. NJ. Ryan wife and son Plac e,
spent Sun. with the latters parents
NJ. D. Stewart.
As Bert Finley was riding from
milestone he thought he saw a big
black cloud rising, and .r0ued his
horse up So he would not get wet:
and when he got up to it, it happen
ed 10 be Lum Caudlss corn field.
Fern S.einert is spending the week
With her sister Mrs. A. G, Caudle.
Hello Jack and Jill did you have
a good time the ,4th.' And did you
get home alright The School Girl
did.
K. l.. Jarrett, wife and little
daughter Edna spent Sat. nigh.
with the latters parents Mrs. S,inert.
Mrs. J, NJ. Ryan and Mrs. Mag
gle Mallatt called on Mrs, NJ. d.
Stewart one evening last week.
Lille, Elmer and Dollis Gosvenor
spent Sat. night and Sunday with
their aunt Mrs. Sam chadwell.
Mrs. P. Colson is on the sick list
this week we hope her soon recovery. |
S. S. at Union Grove has been1
re'organized and is progressing nice
y with Mr.. Kemptnn Supt:
Edie Finley spent Sat. night and
Son. with her cousin Maggie
5teinert.
Well IS !; don't know anyshing1
,u, visiting I will close. So Bye
BYE TO all
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-19
See Here. Look.

We the people Of the Colony
keep in stock Sewing Machine
supplies FOR all Leading Brands
Observing Machines, such as
Needles, shuttles Bobbins
Winding rubbers, Tensions
springs, Belts and set screws,
Also Man that unders lands adjusting feed
Pitmans andD Plates. Or removing FrIctions.
He will do you right, And do your work
Right. call at Ahis OFFICE, And ifyou have
hem, bring your old rubbsrs and old pisces
Of copper and brass 10 exchange with u for
our Supplies. Yours For Business,
= Rhymal JAH-v Willie yos,a- Mo.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-19
LAND FOR 'sALlc,

Farm Of IA seesicn lying u DoagiAs
county M Frame house Sroons Nm
Kitchen. sozAo log .barn. ,wo sAsds
cora crib. % ierss il cultivation. 70
acres In meadow Good young orchard
All under fsnce also chicken houss.
spring house snd other out 6uildIass'
Pros sscoo.oO iot iar,h., part..slsrs call
Or wife this Nsyicx
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-19
Mans nust dangers lus:

V jnasly loud. the Spirit d
ths ApastlsA and Early. christians,
Indisszisinass praiss. Z 10 VI.
dsnes # gaDnips religion. On III
other hand. il oft4n i dangerous
and slulls into fatal obscur;ty, tho
vsrv Essence or genuine religion.
For God says; so my psopls
they which lead thee. cause thss
to err. and destroy the way Of thy
paths. Isaiah s-i2,
Itis,said tina. there has been .
marvellous advancement in chris.
sianity in the last century,
Should this b true, shsrs Is the
grsstsst nssd to preserve il. But
No fear that tho words Of cruel.
dsd Lord have been fulfilling more
rapidly 10 the past century. than
even the century before; and that
10 this.
Nevertheless l have somewhat
against thee because thu hast lef, thy
nrst love.
Remember therefore from whence
thou art fallen and repent and do the
6rst works: or else ! viii come INTO
thee quickly and will remove my
candlestick out Of his place excep, thou
repent. Rev. 8-4-5
For tho love Of money, to .
great extent, has taken the place
Of the love Of God, in tho hearts
Of the people. With this mighty
toe comes Ambition, Pride, indie
psndenre and tssIf-r~liance.
Humility 10 fast becoming .
name for pious weakneas; and am.
bition 10 the minds Of tho many
are no longer . sln. And a desire
to DO humble 10 considered hu-
man weakness, and ~ foo lishness.
Wherefore, to bring tho world Of
people to sense Of their duty; Q
deeper sense Of responsibility to
God, and our fellow man, mast be
urged on the minds OF the people.
A humble estimate Of our own
powers, and . In mble reliance on
Gods great power, to help us
must be sought for. We arc
taught BY man, that there should
be no union Of church and slate
here. But we must say that we
have found no place 10 Gods word
where be has granted the state q
divorce from religion. Pray God
tho time may soon be when the
omosrs Of our state may be in.
spirsd BY the pursst motives CON-
nsctsd With the liie Of Christ. And
religion. the strongest and most
deepest. producing power Of our
nature. 1t will produce soberity,
good judgement. and dependence
on tho most high. We need 10
our Legislative HslIs. more ad-
bsrsancs and . deeper respect
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-19
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NOTICE

Pri vass ps.sssivt ~ Ase,lss
81 With Thiray ysiss sEp ssisssl
Terms rsasonabls, sstl1 - = ealsa
guaranteed Addrsus, .:5
I. B. xccail.
1euler ~ I,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-19

! 1 s..ts - Is 81 ~ z
~ - disl1pS III - klee1
|ef orr t.era .a,d i - /;
cAsist u pia,s llll y Va
|sst sssn Ne tsrrsai u ~.
psssios. y tskss ~ divine ~
= ssss;asss no.s ny a.s sl,sllaa.
tioa.
The hasaa vssptte 4 ! ttssihis
thiss. aad ~ - lin y ia
oosfss 4 - he kldsenslsss. y !
Hs fattsss % Tie innosality 81
men and women, PIT his olaxs il
the paoisss q the igsoran..
.Hs viii taks money dripping
with blood and rocking viii tie
worst there i and iassb AZ yon
while hsis doing Il.
The grsatnss. and brutality o.
mans iphamaai.y 70 man and tho
whole vorld's volasbosss to-ard
woman, = sssn from the cvsaing.
ness Of sharks, sometimes shakes
the bslief Of : nssy oas 10 The
th'oga learned at Sunday School.
The love Of money bus got tho
world in q frenzy. and nothing
coupts.agaiDst II.
It kills the love Of home and
family; it makes shs repulsivs,
ugly. shiny things ont Of mon
and women who seeu fair enough
to look At, until you hear them
open their mouths 10 q tell tale
that has only money for ito thems,
and you see that the only motive
that is propelling the living thing:
Is the unhoIy. rapacious, vultuer.
like desire to gam . dollar or two
or to keep from letting ono 60.
The insolsnos Of people who
feel tho power OF money they
possess. gotten by foul or fair
mssns, 10 a. bad ID its way Of
decsucy on the part Of those poor
creatures who are trying to got Il,
BY any Of the means that hsye a.
incidents in the getting Of II
frequent appears 10 our court.
The insolsnce Of money goes to
turn the socialistic spirit Of tho
ignorant into anarchy.
The map with money and tho
power that It gives HIM. who uses
u to do good things 10 10 desty,
10 shout ono 10 o hundred Of tho
other kind.
The world follows the fashion
because 90 few individuals cas
think for themselves, and II u the
issbion TO reverence tho man who
gets the money. Reverence for
tho man who gets tho money leads |
10 the utter obliteration Of tho
human feelings For God 'said.
For the love OF money Is the root Of
NJ evil: which while some coveted after
beg have errsb from tho faith. and
pierced themselves through with many
Ierrowa I Tim. Clio,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-19
Whit We Plsad inr.

What may havs existed 10 ZINE,
!, which danced he people y b
divided should b removed.
Whatever nay bavs give grouad
in former days 10 party names
should Be removed and oil honor
tho only name BY which the
Church 10 Heaven and Earth -
named, Christ.
whatever cause may have 10
former days give lite 70 csssds
should be removed and the Bible
be tho only rsIe Of faith asd prao-
tics among the Lords people.
The facts Of Christ 10 be bslisv.
ed and His commando obsyed and
then bis promise enjoyed.
For those We plead. Believing
they aro the only grounds upon
which oil tho people Of Gcd can
ever be made one-Aud the
prayer OF Christ answered 10 our
behalf as Jesus prayed that We
might be one a. no and the father
was one. we believe that the Lord
is tho same God yestsrdsy, to-
day and forever more We DO.
lievc he is praying and pleading
to the Father for The same unity.
The Same oneness to-day a. in
former days then Chr,st's desire
il thai Sc s,uu,d us nar, iJr hose
we plead, can we do this by cruel
acts toward each other?
Can wo accomplish such unity
as Christ prayed for by begrudg.
ing 10 each otheri Can we BY
sucb practice attain to the faith
az Was once delivered uAto the
Saiots. Which iaith must moods
DO to establish the Church OF God
or he restitution Of oil things or
CHRIS, Chosen Church OF Love and
Union.
One Of tho poorest ways Of
practice TO obtain this ike precious
faith, is 10 always be watching
your neigbbors clothes line 10 see
whether or not they have been
getting u new dress OF somo other !
garment, or what Fro. or Sister 40,
ard SO go'rg !? buy for them. |
selves when they learn they are
gone or going to town,
l hardly know as for myself
which IS U greater evil or dotri-
m ant, shooting pointed daggars at
each other and bringing railing
uccusa.ioas. or shooting craps or
dice or groacy cards Or any other
games which was and 10 looked
upon as a degrading devices by
the pure class or element Of tho
Protestant Church or Protestant
world ut large. :,
Right is right and it wrongs no
one, il we arc religious body We
arc under obligations I" and for
each other and act accordingly
giving to each member according
as they have need and that with.
out begrudging we should DO free,
for whosoevcr the Son makes free
is iroc indeed, united 10 ore body |
even the body Of Christ which 10
the Church. when once united in
reality a. the .anisy God makes II
not rerY easy severed or dissolved
with such union in our hearts and
not IL our heads, It will At oucs
eradicate from >us al seiflshnssa
and begrudg;ng oi small things
that some brother or sister y on.
ioying and should hut only mako
T. "A a. ?
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-19
ECONOMY
EQUALITY

1ner. =. point where ehespasn csa..s 10 b Econony
~h'a Real eaaIiy and Rsal Eosaony, CONE HERE. wHY
S'saa's Here you md Skilled experience Modern Method
paias stalking sad Pains saving
~ d
Or. VS.. CALHOUN. NORWOOD NO;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-19

Mt. Home Items.
BY School Girl.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-12
PICKED POCKET
and FINED SIS

Because the evidence showed that
she had stolen $500 from the pocket
Of Charles Baker. who was visiting
her, Mabel Watson was this morning
convicted of disorderly conduct, and
nlfed SIS.
1.-THE evidence is so conclusive that
the decision Is irresistible" said Po-
lice Judge Nickerson this morning
after the evidence had been heard.
! Miss Watson denied her guilt, and
insisted that she would appeal the
case and have jury trial with an at
torney to defend her. She was given
until tonight at s o'clock to pay her
fine or appeal.
Charles Baker was the first witness
called this morning in the taal. He
stated that he had visited the house
In which Mabel Watson was staying,
and that he had gone to her room.
There he had felt her hand stealing
into his pocket and had protested
II.
from the room, returning at once. ac-
cording to his testimony. When she
returned she helped him search for
the $500 which he had lost, but they
were unable to find it. Baker stated
that he was sure she had taken the
money.
Aubery Music and Albert Sanders
both testified that they were witt
Baker when he went into the house
They said they were sure that Baker
had the money when he went into tht
room, and that they searched him al
soon as he came out and that they
were sure that he lost the money
while he was in the room.
Ed Harness. who had been with th'
boys all evening and left them wheI
they went to the bawdy House, testi
ned that he knew Baker had thu
money when he left him on the corner
Evidence was brought to show tina
Baker was reputable boy, of goot
character and that he had never ha'
trouble of this kind before
The defense by Mabel Watson wa
that she had not put her hand II
Bakers pockets. and that she had no
taken a cent from him. except wha
he had paid her. She said he owed he
80 cents and that she slapped hi
pocket and told him to dig 1t up.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-12
REGISTER IF YOU
EXPECT TO VOTE

Have your registered so that you
may vote at the next election to be
held November 6? Don't forget to do
SO, for in order to vote this year you
you registered two years ago. This Is
in accordance with an amendment to
the election laws passed at the last
session Of the legislature. Having
registered and voted at the last gen.
eral election will not entitle electors
to vote, even If they are residing In
the same place and in the same pre-
cinct as at the last elections All per-
sons, therefore, desiring to vote on
The registrars of the various voting
precincts are obliged, under the law,
to be at their offices on Saturday OF
each week up. to the time of the cleo
ton in November, from 9 o'clock in
the forenoon to o'clock in the after
noon. and from o'clock in the even
ing to 9 o'clock in the evening. The
all voters who present themselves on
any other day of the week, at time
registrars are also obliged to register
when the registrar is at the Office, but
the law does not require the registrar
to be at the Office at any particular
hour on any days but Saturday.
The registrar must, before register
ing any applicant. require the .appli-
cant to take and subscribe the oath
known as the electors OATH" which
Is as follows:
s5a The Electors Oath.
I do swear Cor affirm) that am q
citizens Of the United States, of the
age OF 81 years, or will be the sixth
day Of November, A. D. 1906, that
have Cor will have) actually resided In
this state for six months and in this
county for 80 days next preceding the
ensuing election; that I have never
been convicted Of treason, felony, en-
bezzlement Of public funds. barter'ns
or selling or Offering to barter or sci
my vote, or purchasing or offering t.
purchase the vote Of another, or Other
infamous crime. without thereafter
being restored to the rights of citizen.
ship; that will not commit any ac'
ton in violation of the provision II
this oath contained; that am not nov
registered or entitled to vote at an!
other place in this state; that do re-
gard the constitution Of the United
States and the laws thereof. and tn
constitution Of this state and the law
thereof, as interpreted by the courts
as the supreme law Of the land; "ant
I have not previously voted at THU
election" SO help fe God.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-12

Delicious bread, did you say? OF
course. We use Marvel Flour. ats
the best"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-12

When you make your purchases to-
night, ask your grocer for Marvel
Flour. He will know you are wise- j.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-12

Why suffer with that corn when
Monkeys Dead Shot Corn Cure win
remove il.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-12

Monkeys Dead Shot Corn Cure gives
great satisfaction. Give Il . trial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-28
FIXES ASSESSMENTS
ON CAPITAL STOCK
Tax Rate -cf Rock fsiand-c Companies
Determined by State Board of
Equalization.

Springfield. ILL.,, Dec. 2S.-(Special)
The state board of equalization has
made the following assessments on the
capital stock of the Rock Island cor
porations the assessed value of the cap
ital stock of which exceeds the assess
ed value Of the tangible property as
returned by the local assessor: Peo.
pies Power company. assessed value of
capital stock. s51, ,47O, assessed value of
tangible property, s31, ,47O, net assess
ment of capital stock, 100000; Rock
Island-Davenport Ferry company, as
sessed value of capital stock, $500.
assessed value of tangible property,
$4,000. net assessment of capital stock,
$1,50O; Union Electric Telephone &
Telegraph company, assessed value of
capital stock, $27. .314. assessed value OF
tangible property, $26.314, net assess
ment of capital stock, $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-28

New York, Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Jeanne
Trautman, wife of DR.. Alexander
Trautman, was exonerated in the JEFF
ferson Market police court yesterday
of the charge made against her by
Peter ]. Hogan. :he S12 week clerk,
who accused Mrs. TraItman of robbing
him in a hallway.
In discharging Mrs. Trautman, Mag
istrate Finn-"Battery Dan"-declareG
g grave and irreparable injustice
had been done her through the stu
pidity of an irresponsible youth.
The caste has attracted wide atten-
ton because of the social prominence
of Mrs. Trautman, and as showing the
indignities TO which an innocent wo-
man may be subjected by the police IN
New York ON the flimsy accusation of
any person.
Mrs. TTautman was looking at the
display in a jewelers. window Monday
-Hasan-seized her and CALI
ed for the police To an Officer lie
said he recognized Mrs. Trautman as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-28
FRENCH LAW NOT
LIKE THE GERMAN
Vatican Note Declares Former Works
Greater Hardships Than
Latter.

Rome, Dec. 2S.-An official note is
sued by the vatican today says:
THE comparison between the Prus-
sian cultural law of 1875 and that of
the Clemenceau cabinet as made in
the French senate was entirely wrong.
The Prussian law, although hard and
unjust toward the church, explicitly
recognizes the Catholic hierarchy as
the foundation of the church, while the
fundamental principle of the church
and state separation law and NJ. Bri-
and's bill is to ignore the hierarchy
and to impede in an unjustified man
ner the ordinary practices of religion" ="
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-28

profession as Stokes-Adams syncope
death was instantaneous"
Cassatt died at the city residence in
West Rittenhouse square, surrounded
by members of his family. Cassatt
was out driving as late as last Monday.
While not feeling as well as he had
been. he rose from bed today, but did
not leave the room. About 1 o'clock.
while sitting in a chair, the final at
tack came. He was instantly render
ed unconscious. and when a physician
arrived he found him dead.
News of President Cassatt's death
came as a great shock to the citizens
of Philadelphia, among whom he lived
many years. That he was so near
death was not believed by many who
enjoyed intimate relations with him
and his family. The best information
the public had was he had a slight cold
and was rapidly improving.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-28
CASE OF PHYSICIANS WIFE SHOWS
WOMEN ARE NOT SAFE IN new YORK

the woman who had lured him into a
hallway on Fifth avenue Satur iay
night and had taken SIS from his
pocket.
Mrs Trautman gave her name and
her husbands address. uhd nratoetFd
that 4 mistake had been made. Size
was taken to a police station, where
her plight was treated as joke. She
was refused permission to comnluni-
cate with her husband and friends. and
was thrown into cell filled with dis
solute women. Hours later she was
allowed TO communicate with friends,
who procured her release on bail.
After his wife's honorable discharge
counsel for Dr. Trautman limited that
some action might be taken aga inst
the city for the manner in which the
police treated Mrs. Trautman
New York, Dec. 2S.-A thief forced
an entrance into the home of DR.. Alex
ander Trautman yesterday, while the
doctep--wife and maid were in. court,
and stolee5e e5eweify and silverware val
ued at several hundred dollars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-28
BOSTON POLICE
HAVE A MYSTERY
Body of Woman Found in Vacant
Lot Indicates Muir
der.

Boston, Dec. 2S.-The police of the
west end district are confronted with
a mystery in the finding of the body
of a young woman of "a, upon the
grounds of the Massachusetts General
hospital, attended by evidence that she
had been dragged from an adjacent
house. Mrs. Susie Brown, manager of
a lodging house in the vicinity, and
three other woman occupants, were
arrested on suspicion. Each stated
she was unable to identify the dead
girl.
After an examination of the occu-
pants of the Brown house. the police
were satisfied none of the women
found there and taken to the station
knew anything of the affair
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-28
Storm Worst England
Has Experienced
in 80 Years.
WRECKS ON THE COAST
People Freeze to Death in the
Hlghways---Trains Buried
In Drifts.

London, Dec. 2S.-All members OF
the crew of the Japanese liner, Ava
Maru, from Antwerp for Middlesbor-
Ough, which ran on the rocks off Red
Car last night, were safely taken off by
lifeboats.
Unknown Vessel Founders.
A telegram from Holyhead says an
unknown vessel foundered off Rhosco.
lyn point, Wales. Distress rockets
were sent up last night.
Nine persons have been frozen to
death on the roads of England alone
during the past "a hours.
Worst in 30 Years.
The continued snowfall has created
practically unprecedented situation,
the worst known in 80 years i'm Great
Britain. Conditions existing here are
apparently general throughout Europe.
From all parts of Great Britain come
stories of trains buried in snowdrifts.
Roof Falls ON Women.
Forty or fifty women had narrow es-
capes from death today owing TO the
collapse of a snowladen roof of the
Convent Garden warehouse. Most of
them were rescued with slight injuries.
No loss Of life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-28
GREAT FALLING OFF IN NOVEMBER
SHIPMENTS OF STAPLES is SHOWN
Bureau of Statistics Gives Figures of Interest Bearing Car
Shsrtage--0ther II Months of 1906 Far Ahead of Same
Period of 1905 in Internal Commerce.

primary markets during November ag
gregated 3,534.117 head, a falling of
of 100000 head from the same month
last year. For IL months of the pres
ent year like arrivals aggregated 81,
442, 129 head, compared with 37,O59,
707 for a like period of 1905
A considerable falling off is shown
in shipments of packing house prod
ucts from Chicago during November
there being a total of 21S,110,712
pounds against 296,06O,366 for the same
period of 1905.
Grain Main Stem.
The most noticeable decline is shown
in the receipts of grain, the total fig
ures for 10 interior markets during No
vember having been 75,779,00 bushels,
showing falling off of 17.500,0O0 bush
els in November, 1905. For II months
of the present year the grain receipts
aggregated 722,944.SOO bushels, ex-
ceeding the like months in 1905 by
more than 11,50O,00O bushels.