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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-31
Williamson Feed & Livery Stable

After June 1st will be at 30 TO 80
South Main Street, the place occupied
until recently by the Cache Valley
Implement Company, across the street
from Studebaker Brothers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-31
COURSES OF STUDY

AGRlCULrURAL-Agronomy, Horticulture, Animal In
dustry, Veterinary Science, Daryng, Irrigation anG
Drainage. Etc.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE AND ARTS-Cooking and Dletetics,
Sanitation, Hygiene, Sewing, Household Economics,
Etc
MECHANIC RTS-Carpentry. Forging, Pattern Making,
Carriage Bulldog, Foundry Work, Machine Work,
Etc
Courses are also offered in Music, Art
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-31

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curss all Coughs. aao expcIs Colds ifon;
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-31

Observation-Disclosures, Surveying. Desp,,lr, IT.
rigaton. Sewerage, Hydraulics Roads and PAvcmrn,s
Etc.
C0MMERCe-Business Administration. Accounting
Rankinp. Transportation, Commercial Law Slenog
rapy, Etc.
| GENERAL SClENCE-Comprising English, Mathematics
History Economics. Modern Languages. Natural and
] Physical Sciences, Etc,
Physical Training and Library Work.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-31

1T is IMPORTANT
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-31

Is II worth a trial?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
NEW REGULATIONS
IN LAND OFFICE
commissioner iormuIatcS Plan To
Take Care OF Unclaimed Interests In
Patented Lands.

Washington. Nov. S.-Tne commits
sioner Of the general land office has
formulated a plan whereby parties
haNlng some interest In lands. patents
Tor which were issued years ago but
which have never been called Tor by
the p%atentees. although such lands IN
many Instances are extremely valuable
% have passed hy conveyance and
are improved az farms. or included In
cities and sub-divided Into town lots.
may without mourning the expense Of
searching FOR lost duplicate receipts.
nr furnishing abstracts Of title. have
such patents sem directly TO the prop
or county ofncer for record. upon
-howing that they have deposited the
necessary fees FOR that purpose with
that officer the patents 10 b. thcreaf-
delivered 10 he party who dcpps-
tied the fees.
This method viii be the means Of
placing many Of these ancient instru-
OF record and 81 STRENGTHENING
the title 20 the traos 90 land de-
scrlhed therein without imposing any
upon Interested parties other
the county officers fee for re-
eordiuE.
where abstracts o. title have been
required. which has been the case in
numerous Instances where the patents
sued wears ago and In the ma
'ority % which eases many convey-
lnces have been made. 10 meant quite
az cNprnse % the applicant 60 fur
nish such abstracts showing their in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
CONDITIONS IN THE WEST
AGAIN MEANING NORMAL

Chicago, Nov. S.-The financial sit
uation in Chicago and the northwest
Is mainly a matter Of unlocking. That
IL to say, the ordinary facilities for
commerce and the transaction of
banking business have been curtaIled
by the shortage OF current money.
The bankers are taking steps to re-
turn 70 the normal condition. They do
not consider Il safe yet, however, to
begin the payment Of current money
whenever demanded, and checks on
the clearing house for small
now In preparation to be used az
current money.
II ~ almost certain that these
will be issued on Monday, and
million dollars Of them will
then be available. But meanwhile the
of the banks and the pockets or
individuals have been somewhat re-
plenished by the importation OF over
30, 00O. 900 Of gold. and the deposits Of
the United States government in ma
tionaI banks have been increased sew
sral millions. Seemingly IL Is a
question Of a few weeks at the longest
money viii be freely In clrcu-
alton.
But meanwhile there must be con-
siderable strain. So far as is known
o persons closely in touch with inan-
'ial affairs IN Chicago. there Is not a
which may be considered In a
condition, and the same Is
true throughout the northwest.
small banks which have no special
protection. may fail, but there is
more OF that sort Of thing now
han IN ordinary times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW
OF TRADE CONDITIONS

New York, Nov. s.-Bradstreets to-
morrow viii say:
Good progress has been made in
accommodating the country to the
changed financial conditions, this TOO.
with s%trikingly little friction. consid-
ering the scarcity % currency and
widespread substitution Of credit in
struments for actual cash. At the
same time wholesale and jObbing
trade has quoted down very pereepti-
bly,. n the disposition in Industrial
lines has been to curtall production
wherever possible. the aim being ito
avoid unnecessary or possibly BURDEN
accommodations Of stocks. There
is In fact q rather more optimistic
tone prevailing this week than last,
the outgrowth OF the better feeling in
the east, the large arrivals of gold
from Europe and the idea that basic
conditions. both as regards the pur-
chasing power Of the people and the
absence OF large stocks are better than
IN some preceding years OF stress.
In two sections. the northwest and
south, complaints are numerous hat
the absence OF absolute cash has re-
the movement of wheat and
cotton 10 market: bu the country
Issuance of clearing house checks
In small denominations has eased the
currency situation greatly. the domes-
tic exchange markets are much more
and the general acceptance OF
credit Instruments n expected 10 all
OF necessary business being done
pending the readJustment Of the vol
nme Of business 70 the supply Of cur
rent capital.
COLLECTIONS are rather slower but
here has been a slight easing In the
premium OF actual currency In ile
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
~ ra~o Booster. in santa Re.
GRIFFITH CLOSES
ENGAGEMENT TONIGHT
tNnuti~f ConNul-c~ Audience with
funny stunts 90 Hi~ Subicrf~

Gri11th. the hypnotlat. whn has VERY
good claim 90 the title of The Great
Guitfh viii close his Engagement 40
Li.s thenter with a matinee This ar
fcrnoun and the usual program to-
ulEht The engagement has been a
tfN succe-sful one. b audiences in
.Creasing in size with each night. Last
nsW series of stunts lie had hls class
sf subjects enuaEe first iu "a punch
inE bag bout in which most or tho
&nnHers shed fheir CLOTHES and much
lf their other apparel "a little later
nad the entire crowd engage ga
l-HInE N OF the fishermen climbing
mallY over seatstI all over the
luuae his Trousers rolled o. his knees.
-asfInE for trout 10 va a. dreaming
Grifnths p~cfformanccs are
-.markahle aud De isfalWafs sure uf
boz auNeucr here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
SELF-PROPELLED STEEL
COACH GIVEN TRIAL TRIP
Rock Island Experimenting With Pas
sanger Car Expected To save
Mucl, Money.

Chicago. Now S.-A self propeller
steam passenger coach, the first to be
operated Ia the United States Is 10
bc put in service next week on a
branch Of the Rock Island railroad
The a made a trial trip today from
Chicago 90 Joliet and return. - speed
Of from forty 10 hfty-hve miles an
hour was maintained over a greater
part of the route. IL Is sail TO be the
Intention Of the Rock Island officials
TO substitute the car for one OF the
regular passenger trains on The branch
line for a week or FOR expert
mental PURPOSES. The hahn Is made
by is builders that u will net "a saw
ing Of over $4,000 a year as compared
with the cost OF operating a locomo-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
crookcd Exccnlor scnlcnccI.

g 1Ork, Nov. S.-Lyman ;. An
Andrews. former private SECRETARY to
the late Andrew H.. Green. Father of
Greater New York" was given an in
determinate sentence today of not less
than three years n nine months.
nor more than eight years and nine
months. on the technical charge Of
forgery.
Mr.. Green before his death was ex-
ecutor OF the estate OF William b. Og-
den, former mayor OF Chicago. and
after Mr.. Green's death Andrews be-
came manager of bob estates. As
manager, Andrews was charged with
having appropriated large sums to his
wv use.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09

dollars OF American coin. We sold a
bank yesterday s~1.250.00O In gold
which was today dispatched to the
banks out OF town correspondents.
Without doubt the greater part OF the
gold imports are being sent TO the
county banks. who are making their
demands on the local Institutions for
their balances"
Figures complied today by New
York banks show hal banking CEN
throughout the United States have
drawn nearly twelve million dollars
this city within ghe week. OF
sum over five million dollars was
through the s~ub-treasury.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09

|~terest In the land and the plan now
adopted will reduce TO 4 minimum
such items OF per
The general land office is engaged
the work of revising the forms
OF applications TO make entry under
the various public land laws and the
consolidation into one form OF the ap-
plieatiOn aud the necessary affdavits
which arc required 10 be executed by
each entryman, with the idea of secur-
ing a uniformity IN this matter, as to
stYIe and size Of the forms and at
the same time to reduce to a mini
mum the number Of papers to be ex-
euied BY the applicant. Under the
new Forms nj one signature and ju-
rat viii be required in each case, while
uSdtr some Of the old forms as many
~ such signature and oaths were
%ey a. execute a complete set of
The nen forms also pro-
MS Nriifn8 BUT once of the
Of The land. the name of
Al. etc.. Instead OF as many
tn tne Old forms. This
wing Ia the am0un of
ud tnere viii be a saw
mnt IN tbs matter of
lmfaia and while such
namina one to each
a VI considered that
Su.d ~ 100. 900 home
a. are maze In the
ot this aiil amount to
run kahiY a. much as
itoa
IL Seer ~ Instructions
'u in tho commissioner
a a1sce has reiter-
lfea hie bureau In the
naft wfitg ~ all affda-
She mineral land
local officers 10
81 such 8fndaxBts
Except specially pro-
Cow where the
order hat the
"a readily deter
nine H( The same was
certified proper land dis
riot. ia The duty of the
r...r 90 strictly adhere
% the = q in this respect, and
Vhicb has <en uniformly followed
nee 1889
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
PRINTERS VOTE FOR
OLD AGE PENSIONS
Pour Dollar q Week Provided FOR
Aged Members OF International
typographical Union.

Indianapolis Nov SIX amend
ments have been made to the Constltu-
tion ~ the International TNpoEraphi-
cal union By a referendum vote. The
returns from this vote have just been
canNassed al the national headquar-
teFs iu this city.
The first amendment provides f-r
r~clil0uishinu Jurisdiction over news
paper writers. the second % Increase
the bond % the secretary treasurer
from t20.ooo 90 sso.0oo. the thru ?"
the salary Of the internal
uaual president from E.Soo b. &2.Q0o.
the fourth o. l%ncreasc thu salary %.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
WIN GATE TROOPS
! ORDERED HOME
Order Restored on Navajo
Reservations CayaIrymen
viii Escort Their Prisoners
to Post Near Gallup,
rDy Morning journal special Leased Wire.

Washington, Nov. S.-Thc commis-
sioner of Indian affairs has consented
to a request from the war depart
ment that the troops ent recently to
the Navajo reservation TO arrest Chief
Bylillie and other unruly Indians, be
returned to their headquarters at
Fort Wingate. This action was taken
upon reports from he commander of
the troops and the Indian agent that
the force Is no longer needed on the
reservation. They will take Bylitlie
and the other prisoners with them to
Fort Wlngate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
SAN MARClAl BANKER
TALKS PROSPERITY
L. VI. BroyIcs says the shuttle i'm Wall
street Isn't Worrying People in
Lower Rio Grande valley.

L. NJ. Broyies. banker and business
man of san Marcial. was I'm the city
Friday on business. Mr.. Broyles says
that the recent hnanciaf. shuttle in
Wall Street has caused h people OF
his district no concern whatever.
Farmers. cattlemen and sheep grow
era. he says. are all prosperous and
with plenty Of money on hand and
with conditions as good as they have
ever been and the people in b lower
valley natly decline 10 BECOME wor-
ried over the troubles of'the hnan-
ci,rs. He says that at the rate de-
puslts are coming in from sheepmen,
and farmers. there can be
ma money s%tringency In his part Of
the TERRITORY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
COLLEGE WOMEN ADVISED
T0HELPPERPETUATERA RACE
Child Bearing and Child-Iiaising Their
Most Important Duty Declares
President of Harvard.

Boston, Nov. S.-The feature Of to-
days session OF the convention OF the
Association Of Collegiate Alumni was
On address AT the Hotel Somerset by
President Charles W. Eliot of Har-
university. who declared that
women having satisfied their pride
and ambition to prove themselves the
equal Of men on professional and in
tellectual lines. should now as a class.
devote themselves to the greatest ser-
vice OF women. the bearing and rais-
ing OF children.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09

the International secretary treasurer
from $500 to 1000: the fifth in
the burial benefits from $40 "a
$75; and the sixth to provide for a
pension of 81 "A week to aged super
animated members.
All of these proposed amendments
were discussed at the last annual
meeting at Hot Springs in August and
referred to the local unions for a
vote.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
Prominent U,aiIrond ,Ian Dles.

Boston, Nov. S.-Charles A. Per-
kins. formerly president of the Chi
cago Burlington and quincy railroad
ana orc Of the leading railroad au-
thorities. died at his home in Went
wood. n suburb. late tonight. Mr.. Per-
kins has been suffering from Bright's
disease for several years, but he was
not confined TO his house until re-
Gently.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
CUTS W0RKMEN'S HOURS
New York Central Cancels Order for
$50 New Engines With Brooks
Company.

Dunkirk. y. Y, Nov. S.-Bcginnlng
Monday 2,100 men employed at the
Brooks locomotive works, win be re-
duced from a ten-hour to a nine-hour
work day. The works will also close
on Saturday afternoons. Notice to
this effect was posted today. II H.
stated that the shortening Of the hours
was caused by a lack Of orders. Tho
New York Central lines have cancelled
an order for one hundred and nifty en-
gines that were to be built at the To-
cal plant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
Small Bank FaiIs In TcxSs.

Houston, Texas, Nov. S.-Nineyard,
Walker a Co, private bankers doing
at. Eagle Lake, closed their
doors this afternoon and filed a volun-
tary petition In bankruptcy in the fed
eral court i'm Houston. There is no
estimate Of the deposits or other lia-
bilities, but a schedule Is to be filed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
RunnIo strikers Vote 70 slick.

Buffalo, Nov. S.-The Buffalo local
Of the Commercial photographers I'M
ion voted against a suspension of the
telegraphers' strike.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
INDICTMENT FOR
PERJURY IN
SANTA FE
TRUE BILL RETURNED
AGAINST T. H, 0'BRlEN
Defendant One of the Nineteen
individuals Named in Blanket
Indictment Against Phelps
Dodge Company,


.NNAN AHAA
Santa Fc. n. Nj. Nov. S.-Thc
United States grand Jury returned an
Indictment this afternoon charging
Thomas II O'Bricn with perjury, Mr..
o'Brien was one - the nineteen In
%dividuals indicted last month by the
United States grand jury for conspira-
cy 20 detraud the United States In the
matter Of coal lands In san Juan
county. Having returned his indict-
ment the grand jury adjourned UNI
tl ? o'clock tomorrow morning.
Judge McFic leaves tomorrow norm
ing for san Juan county 10 open
court at Aztec Monday morning The
grand jury will be obliged TO adjourn
tomorrow morning. but u Is now be-
ltcvcd that % will %reconNene here ON
the 2ath inst.
~ faSo iioO~tcrS la santa he.
The 20 Paso boosters arrived here
ihia afternoon on q special train.
bout sixty strong. and this evening
gave "a banquet al the Palace hotel to
the business men Of Santa Fc. The
large dining room was nlled with the
visitors and their guests The special
train ien tonight az = on the return
trip going Via Torrance over the
santa Pc Central road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
TIL MALf-
Nm kIEkE. PropE7ctor.

MORNING JOURNAL WANT Ap>
GHT TuE at ~INH~~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09
sArrRnNN-s sPECIAL sALE.

. doc. fresh Kansas eEgs ...-.ss -
4. lbs. Crefnery butter .......-65
tomatoes ..-+... -lVc
] bottle OF prepared mustard, 1
bottle Of catsup and 1 bottle
Of chilli sauce Csc
Securing soap &c
Mir .15c
. cans 81 sardines In Mayon-
naise
n 70 cans 90 oysters ..--.---.l
10 10. pals 81 pure Hard Size
los. Of potatoes list
TIL NJ W.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09

S0'''lSs1 md Won % befdre ne TITS ssth cav - Aurust isSI
sASuEL PICKARD.
Notary Pusn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
en- ptrli9 Scene.

8 "Slensbor9 Nuis" lGiss neosr.
bsnItaasnbs SiItOrie iOm ON enb meO
SorbebOlb finOes 9jen8juet / "gatUnaI'
tisenbe".
Den Soe Marts oSi6rtes / ben fOnge'
lise Opera / Berlin en- up Opera al u.
Sitter, Gen oOuue sans. Gen blsu
fun sisntasst en- Gang Os fOriuunot iua
fra Repsrtcriet. 9ette iortiars5 III
al en- gsrlinerturrsisonoent paa islsens
be Raabe: aeiier g8ilbelm Ousrpar
ben fprits DpibreIis, us | bans selitab
bsianbt fig arunprtuisu al 9unmart.
Nen / ben teiisrIise 2oge iprtes man
life i~pncsrlis ON ben npe Opera; tbi
ben Observation-Disclosures Ramp mob
9anFerne, ps Der par | 9srten Ofte
Tale ON "Sanfe Suuoe". asiiereu
ifal bare ubtnIt fig msset tpoelis ON
bsnne "ufprIistisbsO" ira 2bsatsrlsbsl.
iers Sibe, % CpsrusH Opisres life mere
paa benne Sceue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

cporioe uben Statssuranti Rnu frrm'
bGper. at ben nuu9rsnes Raual er for
9runo % fpr imuI, % at ben meo i'm
Spbce al 81 Sob % SrsSbe al 121
Bob % 5 CONNER life sr pasiabsl for
fore ensslite S~rissTtibe.
SoUrlsbss ben npe Sauorsi Ifnl nus
l9g9es. er sucru life aieiCrt. 3 Ct,
bocrt Salo bersrer ben rgpptif On,
raace, % iaaIeSss maa psiaa andre
@aster eipe fit Samtptte til 8ggniu.
gen. Nau ma Osiau betGrfe, Itriper
"aplu. 8ts.", at Gttierne i ben uuuG.
rsnee Sus5tauaI for StsritsOcleu, bet oil
iiee til ct IaalpoerOs al 4 Mtta., men /
SirieIis bebeu for TtOsn uerb "a Rit.
Iioner 8uuo. er / ben sussIits Rssie'
rings SGnoer. De fIeite Stibe, Tom
pasierer 8analeu, iarsr unoer euaelit
Stag. SfIOr git 1875 sti6e paa til.
iamHsn 1858, 1872 IONS siennem &a.
n~aIeH; berai iaIoer aIsns paa @nsIanS
1886 Stite meD en- 9rrstisbeo at H..
507,6 Tons. 8 1890 par BET belle
9Intal Stibe $3.50 paa tiliammsn g.,
$50, o94 Tons; bsraf bar Gu9Ians
Gdrt 1922 Sfibe paa Jolt 8, 1871. 995
Tons. Com Iummer to / RGtten
tOmmer Tpltlauo. aaereoe i lrnsere
lib bar be andre 0dtiOusr mso auino'
ipss Stitts bstrast.t itasis pssHbe tpIte
Sfibsiart siennem Sanaleu. Spcrpiot
bet npe &~anaIprUiet fem better for
8labe | snseIite ReOertrsOie, pirtslis
Utl tcmne til ubiprsIie, er bet for III
ben life muIist at fOruOfse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

Stoss os 2smmerpriierue blir bebre
o. beore, fer BET no iii, ps Here Clog
banbslsr sr osiua / giuter aiilutteoe.
&uut Sinsarsplaoien bar iplst ct Stoss
finite pna 5s 9pIutsr til Seaif Ssimpr
for Is 8rpnsr pr 5pIpt. Sunnar 9Otfa
bar Iiselsoes iOIst fin SfOs til Seaif
SsiTpr pa iaust co. 81 arpner pr.
9plui. Nen etussn er suona life uo'
'blintet, ina man peo life affurat buor
mana 3pluirr Der blir = antuseiig 20
o so Ipluter. 2auobanpler ps Orb
tsrer Z. arauif bar iolst StOeen !
Sjemadien til 2aitebaEo.sr Sdiuueis
iUr ca. 5000 arpusr. or. DrSfsrer
8rapit briuer en- npfiaa flor S~orrstuius
meo FIN 2~nHcbanbel. San bar en- anr'
Zig 8arspmiGtnins paa rs a 80. 900
arpner, bpilfe er nsfaa meaei, naar
man taser ! Setrusiuiua at bans Ra'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
en- ny SueSfanaI.

5Or 5ibsu sr Der | Sgspptens politi.
lie Og tOmsreisns arebis msssu Tale ON
gpsnins Of en- ny Sus5tunaL ION eng
lamb pil nntasse meb esst Sapital Os
iaasbes ftaHs FIG en- Del til Sucisn,
Tom iuarer mere til gebppst sno ben
uuuerenoe aanaL, Os ION bet alens pil
tuuue btspOuers Opsr. Em~iOtninssrue
auIlaaes til "a 1iIiOnsr gunc. iOm
easeil,e aasitaliiisr msusr let at iunns
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
DIS
BaIsam of Myrrh

@aramtcret at iGae aae
1unoer % Saar paa Wfeus
METER % 5Dr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

Geno "Serurabs RpRen" til 9lGst %
Renucr | Gamles 2aubet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Kelley Cure.

auru srtfkpsHsu o. Essatpanen- seue ettss III
Ass. arsse Xselsy Institute Inc. ,7s w. 5sarta
81. les gs0tAss, "a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

khEft udsn Kniy. Hsibrsdsse garAnterel. For
Henvfsning OF vanssbyrd skrY al
DIR. M. Egan' OAK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-07-31
KiIIino Monotonv.

Monotony is the result of getting into
lruts. In some things ruts are good.
Indiscrfminate condemnation of them
IS shortsighted. Some ruts are in place
in prayer meeting. 1t is helpful to
observe some forms, such as having
the leader face the led. as having a
certain time to begin and to close, as
having every one seated, and as al
ways having prayer in prayer meet
ling. Some things never become mo-
inotonous, no matter how often repeat
ed. Breathing does not become mo-
inotonous. Your heart beats are not
monotonous- Vital things do not be,
come stereotyped and stale. 1t is get.
ting into ruts in non-essential things
that becomes tiresome. The leader
may always face those he leads. but
he need not always do it in the same
way. A prayer meeting should always
have prayer and singing and Scripture
reading and testimonies, but not al
ways in the same order and the same
style. And that is just the way mo-
Notony In meeting puts it to sleep
The same tnvariable order Of things
It doesn't matter whether it is sing
pray, read. or read, pray, sing. or pray
read, sing, tends to kill the interest
and make the meeting dull.-Dr. John
r. Cowan in the Australian Golden
Link.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-07-31
PROSPECT HARBOR.

Miss Sybil Cole has been spending the
week with relatives in Steuben.
Miss Grace Moore has concluded her
vacation and returned to New York.
Miss Nancy Wiley, of Cherryfeld, has
been a recent guest Of Mrs. c. w. Bridges.
Mrs. D. M. Moore, OF Brooklyn, n. ",
has returned home after few weeks here
with relatives.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bunker came over from Bar
Harbor Saturday for a weekend visit
with her parents, A. r. Joy and wife.
Mrs. Lewis Foss and daughter, OF Rock
land, and Miss Louise Tracy, Of Waltham,
Mass, have been visiting at Alfred
Tracy's.
July g. c.