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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16
EXPRESS

The express for both the Cot
tonwood- Grangeville and Cotton
wood-Kamiah stage lines is now
delivered at the Hotel Cottonwood
and will be handled by that house
in future. Call there for your ex-
press and to send away packages.
A. J. PAYNE, PRoPRIEToR.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16
Notice for Publication.

TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1873, United
States Land Office. Lewiston, Idaho, August O. 1906
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the
provisions OF the act of Congress Of June g. 1873 en-.
titled IAN act to provide for the sale of timber lands in
the States of California Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ington Territory as extended to all the Public Land
States by act of August 4, 1892,
ALBERT P. TEFFT,
Of Keuterve, county of Idaho, State Of Idaho, has
this day filed in this office his statement No.
81, in Township No. 81, North of Range No. I, w B
M and will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber stone than for agrcul
before j. E. Jacques, U. S. Commissioner, at Grange
ville Idaho, on Friday, the roth day of November,
1896. He names as witnesses: John w. Ceaser, Mar
tia Ceaser, William Davis and Eugene Pratt, all Of
Keutervlle, Idaho.
Amy and all persons claiming adversely the above
described lands requested to file their claims in
this Office on or before said 10th day of November
1906.
ga T. H. BARTLETT, REGISTER
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16

The rainfall of the past two
weeks has been great one and
no mistake, and we confidently
believe more rain has fallen in
that short space of time than in
the entire past year. Last fall
there was hardly any rain to
speak of and very little rain or
snow fell through the winter,
while last spring, the season
when rain is usually mostplenti-
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16

Crime has become so prevalent
in Pittsburg, Pa, that several
persons have been killed lately in
their own homes by burglars and
robberies on the street at night
and in broad day are of almost
hourly occurance. To add to the
horrors a 19-year old woman was
crucifed there this week, being
found with her hands nailed to
the sink in her own kitchen.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16

Subscription one gear. $3.50
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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16

H. G. Quigiey.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16

These heavy rains certainly
wash all the impurities from the
earth but much of the filth is
carried into the wells about
town, much to the displeasure of
the owners thereof. If some of
the streets and allies were kept
cleaner the wells would not
suffer so in wet weather.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16

Now that everything is thor
soaked up again there is
little danger of fire and the citi-
zens can rest in peace for few
months. Perhaps by this time
next year we will have a water
system and will not need to wish
for wet weather to protect us.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land Office at Lewiston,
Idaho, Oct. rs, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following sett-
Ter has filed notice of her intention to make final proof
in support Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before E. jacques. u. S. Commissioner, at
Grangeville, Idaho, on December II, 1906, viz:
H. f. 9348; WILLIAM w. ROWDEN, -
Of Westake, Idaho, for the VIZ NEl Sec. 1e, Up. %
N, RI, WBM M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
nuous residence upon and cultivation Of SAID land viz
John Coatney, Adolf Johnson, Van Smith and Hays
Denham all Of Westlake, Idaho.
II-2 T. H. BARTLETT, Register.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16

Don't cuss the weather. Re-
member these rain drops are
golden dollars in your pocket
next summer. And no political
party is responsible for them,
either, so all who wish can gath
err them in.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16

Anyone with a first class, up
to date water system they wish
to dispose of can do business
with it in Cottonwood. A good
thing guaranteed the right party.
No trifers need apply.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16
FRIDAY, NOV. 16, 1905.

Copy for change of ad. must be
handed in by Wednesday noon to
insure a change.
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Question No. II

II God 10 . God Of mercy and
i ustico aud IL Job was . perfect
and upright man why did God
turn him over into Satan's hand
70 smito with sore hollis from tho
solo Of his icct unto his crown,
JOB 2-6-7. Isn't just to punish Il
man for being perfect and upright;
81. q Merritt.
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Question M. -.

Ed. please allow the space in your
valuable paper for some educated
we'll informed man to tell me what
that image was that John the Rev
spoke Of in this manner.
Aud he had power to give life unto
the image ~ the beast that the image
Of tho beast should both speak and cause
that rs many a. would no, worship thu
Rev l3--lI.
john Volncr.
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McConnon

l shall commence NY last can
vass Of this ycar Tor McConnon's
Medicines, extracts. spices, STOCK
Food. Etc. About the frat OF
July and a. it may DO my last
shall expect 6sSl settlement iro"
oil who have tho goods.
Thanking you Tor pa" favor
AID trying TO marn continuance.
AN,
Nnurs Truly
e. i. Konc"y
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P age Of Inquirers
Question No. -.

Brc. Ed. please lie! some preacher
tell me who is the cause Of SO many
divisions making so many different
denominations all fighting each
other with the sword ol scisms.
John Volaer
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|oahes ecntsoling spinion. Il may |
-, psrhaps. : nssssnger fro"
The spiritaslist circle, and il 80
| y he's found another trne church.
True; Why 10 il trusf simply
|bscauss the Spir:sualisss hold in-
tefcourss WITH the departed spirits;
they talk With them. Ind they
visit and m visited by sbem;
and forr this rsason, they. know
tina. which they 'sayis true. But
do these spirituslists know that
the Bible il tfus; ot'hut' Some OF
them seem 10 be in doubt ~ to
whether the Bible is or 10 not
true.
+ This it seems. ought not to be
60, this ought not to be 90 simply
because they get much of their in
formation from the spirit world,
they saw, and those in the spirit
would surely know whether the
bible is, or il not true. There
! should be nc doubts with those
that carry on their conversation
; with their departed ones in
heaven. All. dear reader, this sort
/ Of doctrine will never, Go, u may
3 do TO live by, but it is not good t.
, die by. II in this life, gain Of
:. worldly pleasure ia all there is
+. then those churches Of which we
, speak about, are oil right; they
J., are good enough. The Catholic
d Church is tho best, because it i
U the richest and oldest. But, i
% this stamped 10 for God and 70
y heav ven. it had better 10 mad
: over again, because the strlver
IS are all wrong. II they we're RICH
10 tbsrs would need be no d,scord
I'd no janglings, no disputation, m
10 strites, aid fght,ngs, aud feat
n for there is NJ such shlngs liz tn
Bible, Tor the sons M God.
I'd When the Bible haa ito own way.
t. in other words, when II 10 right
" divided, there is no room. or spa'
ID left for wnr, It. is peace and gm
T. will with them that trust in II
on higher powers, Again. We mu
e. notice aud the fact Is.
en- should notice in connect, Il
he with what spiri,ualists aud in
re. dele say concerning the dsfactiv'
ed pess OF the Bible, az they have
,rsI They soy that the Bible nesds
ant interpreter, BECAUSE 1t is de:+cti'
.ve This they positively assert. a
ia thev claim that their theory
.rs true. They claim that their Il
rid DRY is true, because a. they 81
it'll their information comes from I
Gus spirit land. And they present
do with u circle. or circles; ana tn
he are circles representing ditfer'
degrees Of wisdom, rs enjoyed
ties m,nds in heaven. And furth
= 1t more, they say. ali interpre'at'
-ay, thrr ,of is necessary. Now il I
you b. trna, that these circl"A "r
the other words. their theOrv'
hon not only need III lnterpre,a,i
out but thut an interpretation IN al
luse lutely necessary; then W. max,
ear NO, their ductrin. detrctivn?'T
tho say that IL doctrine which u.
l. is al interpreta,ioi,,i is objective
s,n, not tl,ei: doctrine defect
it is Most certainly it is, and is
ou!d biggest humbus in the wo
with OF course. we admit that, II
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CREATION
AND
FORMATION


Al We said in our last weeks |
issue.
The Father only knows. Nov
then, o. We hsve 20 far went &C.
cording TO the direction Of Mat.
thew, concerning our Lords
second appearance. let u see
what Luke says in his gospel. OF
course. Christ forewarned his
disciples. Of the great persecu.
tions which they we're to undergo
after his ASCENSION; and also OF
tho great prosecutions which were
to be after the apostles, The
apostle. had their share of fiery
trials of this life. and 30 has every
age or nation. since that time;
but the end is not yet. The pre-.
diction OF the fall of Ancient
Jerusa lem" is not to be com par cd
to the fall, or passing away OF the
whole world, neither, are we to
think that such time is not to
leone. II will come as a tibet
lin the night, Our Lord says as it Is
20 recorded in Luke's gospel. "And
when ye shall SEQ Jerusalem com
lpassed with armies, then know
THAT the desolat.on thereof II
nigh"
| Now this has been fulfilled, fol-
the dilapidated ruin OF Jer
usalem proves 1t. And 1t wa
prcphesied that not one aton
should be left upon another; tn.
TOO has Utterly been fulfilled
And furthermore, the propliec
state that in those days ther
shall 10 great distress, an
men shall fall by the edge OF tn
sword, and they shall be led ava,
captive. into all nations; All
Jerusn lem shuIl bs trodden dow
by the Gen,iles. This part
= the prophecy, 30 far as 1t zoe
y, has been fulfilled. But persec
u ltion. and wars are still going u
70 every nation sharing i'll the gre
n. conflict. Where the o!fensi
=" weapons of war are not III us
" there striies, and persecutlo
TINT come about in some 9th
way. In u general way of spea
ing, there are prophecies fro
both the Old and New Testame
that are being fulfilled every d'
There are strifrs, tears. ard &C
,nictions all around us; but
I'd il not yet The fulness
- the Gent,les is not yet. !
when this Gentle world rea
the heights of their own CORFU
able ways, then we may kn
=. that the end is hear: then Il
for the fultillmnnt Ut the y
phrcy which saith, "ln Il
day there -ha,l he sign
the Gun, and ~ TIN" moon, q
in the stars; aud upon III" p"
distress OF nations, with p"ri''
ity; :hs sea aud waves roar
IL mems hearts faili"g them
fear, and Tor look'ng ni'or u
we'd things which are coming Oh -
aick For the powers of heaven q
). shaken: and then shall
see the Son vt nun coming
'cloud, with pa~er amt great Z
ana aud when these things begi'
ccu,e 10 rass. then look cp,
,tirA lit up your hsads; Tor y"uE
=" demption drawsth NIGH
,. .. cf aO.sNt npo ,
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HOUSE Moving

II you wan, your house moved
from one place to another; quick
and good: Call M,
II. A. CARE
Phlegeton, Mo.
Who hss had years ot espcr,cnGe and
Who can no, DO surpassed tor complete
meas.
For reference, Mr.. Frank Nsukirk
and the I'd: Of CRRsskr. Also be wil'
do your Stone work bai.tiug your
foundations. h. A. CARR
ph,sas,ns NJ
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| appointed time for the sscond
coming Of uur Lord. and vhsn
these signs shall be. thsn know
that tbs end y near. We know
not whore 70 act any better evil
denca, touching on tho nsarneas
LOT th. time Of Christs second
looming. than No havs in
this ssme 2lst. Oh. Of Luke. OF
|courss, We could 80 on and pro.
sent you with many unsound idsas
with many fancies, but what
would they amount 70. il We
could not find any scripture TO
back Us up The world IA too
full Of such doctrines: the
churches mre divided on these
lgrounds; mer can not agree
one thinks Que way and another
soma other way There are thou
sands and millions OF interpreters
If the Holy Bible and they oil
make o different Interpretation
loft.
And it is just what keeps the
masses in the dark, The best
lis to let God interpret his own
word. Of, in other words. let the
Bible speak for itself, and then nc
lone needs to remain in the dark,
lii the Bible needs 40 Many in
y terprcters, It is best that We
throw it aside. it Is best fo: us
land il is best for our families. ans
our little ones, But why, yo'
may ask, 10 it 5sst to throw tn
Bible aside. upon such grounds
W. answer that II any
thing that is 40 defective q
" all that, is n"t fit for public us
and the sooner it Is distroye
,he better, Blu. it needs n
" INTERPRETATION il is lis own il
" ',rpreter.
"" For the last eigateen.hundre
>" yeas, the world has been drif
~ ling away: and this driftin
away was more fully estab'ishe
" in the beginning Of the sixtee'
> tn century. And this has bet
" the result of so many interpr
:, tation of the Bible, II mt
were only willing to let u
Bible make its own interpl
tations, then there would net
be no strife, doubts and fca
Under the present manageme
of the word Of God, we no
' all kinds of people, inllde
atheists, herelicts. unbc.ieve
and blasphcmers, The woI
is so badly blocked ~ W
crecds, and so called religit
faiths. that he who would
right, could not, because
don't know what is right.
'"e The Methodist Church invl
VI you in; why? Simply h"cnns'
'"' ia the only true churcA they r
a'" The Baptist Church invites
"f' in; why? h"rauSe theirs IL
~" only true church they say, L
'''" tn. Cnngr"gationa'i.'s .end
pro- their invitation; simply beea
'""' they think that they are IN" III
~ W eat right. Aud then comes
""" ,n,hoiic Church they say; y
the olde... aud for thut rev
" IN. most .ru,; and heeans"
'"'' th. moot true, everybody sh'
10 ca,hnlirs. And 50 IL il ,
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NY - --S 6 -
live 10 see It, while We are IN
The body. But we must see ~
and then ID will know from
the least to the greatest: that
be 10 Lord q Lords and King OIL
Kings. Rut the day and hour
knoweth no man. No not even
the angels; but the Father only
This is no mystery. God has
given us a foretaste Of heaven1
Hut He has not opened heaven
gate for 10 10 look into the Holy |
City with the natural eye but has |
given to US, to know the myster. |
ies Of the kingdom OF heaven,
For He says,
For l would not brethern that 70
be ignoraat Of this mystery lest 70
should be Wise In your own concsits
that blindness In part 10 happened to
israel until the fulness Of he Gsntiles
be come In. Rom. il-25
Now 10 him that h Of power to stab
lish ysu according b, my gospel. and
the preaching Of Jesus Christ. according
TO The revelation Of the mystery. which
was kept sscre, since the world began
| But now IL made manifest. and by the
Scriptures Of the prophets. according tn
the commandment ~ the evsrlas ing
God. made known 10 all nations.
Rom. i8-25-?6
Whereby. when yc read. ye may un
der.,s"d my knowledge in the mys,sr,
, II Chriat.
r Which in other agcs was no, mad'
known unto tho sons Of men. Is it i
now revealed unto his holy apostles AM
prophets by the Spirit.
That the 0en,iles should b. fellow
heirs. and Of the SAINT body. and IN,
/, takers VI bis promise IN Cars. BY ID
1 gospel
): Whereof | Was made u minister. III
I, cor,i,nK to the gift ~ grace OF q"
given unto me by the eRsctna' w"rkin
IT his power.
Unto me, who ALI lcs- than the len
' Of all asin,s. IL this grace given. tina,
10 should preach among the Geniiles Il
ID unseurchabIe riches ~ Christ.
10 And ~ make all men aus what 10 Il
It fellowship II the m,s,ery. which fr"
20 the beginning Of the world hath bet
-, hid In Cod, who created oil things
a. Jesus Christ.
!. To the in,en, thu, INTO the prineip
!. tiles asd pnwcrs In heavenly plaC
might bs known by the church =,
- manifold wisdom o! God, tEphe. j.
~ 10 iO>
~ To make all men see? Y
!" Paul says, and to make all ~
= Zee; then j. is Tar all men
:" know the fellowship M t
10 mystery as Paul says again.
10 whereof | MN made y minister,
.se cord X 10 tho dispsusa,lon of &
mt which is gwen 10 uls tot you. to II
bv the word ~ 6uM:
er. Even ,hs mystery which hath b.
hid from sgsA aud ir"M generate,
bu, muw IL ,ua ma" fss, 10 bis sail
his
To whom G"d would make knu
whs, In the riches Of the yl"ry of
u" mys,,ry among the G.nules: wh'cl
NJ, CHRIS, IN yo". the ho,s Of glor,.
'sn 25-?e-.7.
Is 1t would be useless To br
hey any more scripture to pr
eds that we are ~ know the mys'
4. les, and what they are, VIII
iyel we're kept secret 40 Inns
tho now is made kAuwn. And -
rid. in these days. the gres, bt
The whose hands are red with
TER, bluod Of millions of inn"c
ank "ncs. He will s.Nn meet
Iwn doom. Gud will come upon
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lee reason - neve S0rs el2to
That tbs TWO gospels ere he dea1
bodias d sboso rwo witnesses ~.
1st. that there 10, two gospsls;.
whea mankind In general say thers
10 sat ons. Tbs 2pd. reason 10. be-
caase they have substituted ) one
man theory lin the place Of Two
which Cad % plainly toscHss that
He created ono on the sixth day
and tho other ono He formed sitter
ths'ssvau.h day. making TVS sep
arats and distinct chArsctsrs from,
each other. (See Gen. Lob. 26-27) 4
for the creAtsd man and zee Con.
2ch. ". for the formed ~an. The
theory Of the one man and the one
gospel have 30 blinded the minds.
Of the people which leaves the
truth Of tlod blank, aud makes its.
a. dead. Therefore the true word
lies dead to the people, this il the
reason why John said their dead
bodies should lay in the streets Of
the great city called "Sodom and
Gomurah" and no man suffered
their dead bodies to DO put in tho
graves, 90, this is true; these two
gospels and two Oliye trees has
always been before the God Of the
earth. Since God has placed them
!. here, and will until God takes.
s them away. what seems 90 strange
1 20 us is. that any one would say
that there is but enc gospel; when
: God speaks 40 plain in this Ian
guage.
But contiariWisc. when they saw
;. that the gospel Of the uncircumcls'on
ii WAS committed unto me M the gospel
" Of the circumcision WAS unto Peter;
dor liz that wtough, tiYeciual'y in
" Peter to the xpostlrsliip Of the circum-
: cisinn. the same was mighty in me
=" toward the GrniesJ
h. And when James. Cephas, and. John.
IN who seemed 10 Re pillars, perceived
M the grace that WAS gwen mt" me. they
,v gave 10 me and l,n,nabas the righ'
hands pt fellowship: that We should r.
-, unto the heather and they uuto the
IA. Wal.
~ We do not believe that anyone
can read the scripture quotet
ahoyc. and soy that there ia bu
one Gospel, and ,hst there -
and IL no difference between III,
Jow and Gentle in the way ,ha
he :.
each VI them are to serve III
Lord.
H., The Jews are eocmies 10 I'll
,,al Gospel, they cant believe in IT,
Gospel of uncircumcisioh. 70
Ten Paul said, 10 please read. ...
A. concerning the g'sp"l. they A'
enemies for venr sakss: but ~ tourhin
mi, the election. they are beloved for Il
|, is fathers sakes Rum. Hes.
This cannot help but make II
reader see ,hst tho gospel ~ u
CIRCUMCISION 10 no, preached
ler lies deud. 1t is the dead BODY
ich Paul for Paul said that God b
hnt COMMITTED il unto him. ard il II
ven dead il IS not preached ava 30 II
.ast with the aosrei"f circumcision
the !. ,he dead body Of Peter - IL "
!. n. committed unto him: and il - y
h;s prrnche cd, and tho two Olive tire
him the Jew and Gentle 10 not pveac
and I'D, in ~ ,rae Ugh, BY the 70 cali
in preachers. Hence il f" pla'o.
r,a, be seen what tho dead bodies .
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The following letter is only one of
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POSING FOR Wax FIGURES
New Styles in Hair Dressing Give
Model Chance to Earn
Money.

Didn't you know that wax figures
were modelled after real ~people?" SPOKE
up the senior member of a firm tina.
manufactures wax models for thu
trade, in mild surprise. why !
thought everyone knew that. Is it DOS.
sible that you have never recognized
any Of the ~likenesses?
Most Of them are shop girls or cloal,
models, or possibly artists models
who are only too willing to pose for
the small sum they get for lending
their features to the firm. It's a rather
d~isagreeable task, for a death mast:
must be made first, and then the mod
Ell made from that; but it's only a mat
ter OF a half hour.
How much do the girls get? Oh,
about one dollar an hour, the same as
most artists models receive. 1t re-
quires a girl with regular features to
make the model a success. In fact. we
try to get as near to the Greek outlines
as possible.
Its getting to be quite a business,
the posing for wax models, though
there is only room for a comparatively
few, as when once the mask is take1
1t is used for years. The change nee
essitated is Ia the hairdressiug only
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"Then," Said the Man--"As a Matter
of Personal Accommodation to
You, I Will Leave You"

thrary?" pleaded Policeman Flynn.
Cant We do a good tur-run FIR a
ma-an?"
DO you ask it as a favor?"
"Fr sure. | ask ye to g'wan home
an Fave me alone"
"Oh, well, as a favor to you," re-
turned the man, possibly | might con-
sent not to be arrested on this occas-
ion"
ct w'u'd be a gr-reat favor. | don't
wa-ant ye. ha-ave no use fr ye at
ALL"
Then" said the man, "as a matter
of personal accommodation to rot I
will leave you"
"Whin | wint or tn foorce," NUT
tered Policeman Flynn, as he resumed
his beat, II thought | might ha-ave
throuble keepin' Il pris'ner, but / niver
knew t w'u'd be so har-rd FIR to lose
wan"