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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-01-18
WILLOW CITY
Debt of City to be Funded with
Bonds.
DEATH CLAIMS TWO
School Again Open with Twenty Cords
of WOOd---NO Coal to be Had in
Town.

Dr. Campean of Barton was
a Willow city visitor this week.
Ed Cook and Rornes Cam
peau spent Sunday among
friends in this good city.
VIM. Collins came down from
Bottineau on Thursday and
was busy between trains.
James Stewart had the
misfortune to lose a valuable
horse last Saturday. One of
his men was driving travel
ing man to Overly and missed
the road near McLeods old
place about seven miles east Of
here. In driving back to the
road the horses fell into an old
sand pit and one of them broke
his leg. 1t was a great loss to
Jim as the horse was one of his
best.
Death visited the home of
Alex Due Jr. on Tuesday morn
ing and took away the infant
son. The funeral took, place
from the Catholic church here
on Thursday. Th e parents
have the sympathy of friends
and relatives.
Johnny Due is seriously ill at
the home of his brother-in-law
Dan Scott. L. :.. .:
Mrs. Mary. L. Boehnkie of
Bottineau has been visiting her
fathers family in the. German
settlement west of. this city for
several days. She returned to
her home in Bottineau by
Thursdays train. H.. ...~
., School had to close the first
of the week on account of the
scarcity of fuel. The board has
since succeeded in getting
some over twenty cords of
wood from Halls siding and
educational mill is, again run
ming. .>.. ..,,i... ... 49,. +...
We learn some officially that
the entire debt of our city is
$4,000 and that it will be
funded in twenty year bonds of
the denominations of $500 and
500: to draw, six q per cent.
Interest payable semi-aunity.
Mrs. j, E.. Stewart is suffer
ing from a severe attach of
erysipelas.
Miss Anna Hager visited
with friends in Bottineau last
"a The coal shortage still pre-
walls here but becomes more
accentuated every day, If it is
not relieved within the next
ten days suffering will be
inevitable. 80.
Our merchants and business
men have decided to close at
seven O'Clock = p. m. for the
balance of the winter. ,r
John F. Haskett is: in town
hustling life insurance.
| The mother of Fred Carlson
died on Wednesday and will be
buried from the Norwegian
Lutheran church on Friday.
She was a very aged woman
having passed the mile stone
allotted to man. ..u
The young ladies of the
Bon Ami Club met with Miss
Mildred Watson on Saturday
and a delightful time is re-
ported. A short musical, pro-
gram was rendered and games
of various kinds indulged in
after which refreshments were
served.
Sister Frances Joseph, of the
Sacred Heart convent is report
ed seriously ill. YuNl.s4 49,
DR.. Thyng was called to Bot
tineau ON Thursday on prof
fessional business. f.,,x..
There was quite run. away
on Thursday. A team belong
ing to James Burns and driven
by Rev. Walker started down
main street and overturned the
sleigh in front of the First Nat.
Bank. Fortunately Mr.. Walk
er escaped unhurt.
Tokos IN porfno. E
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-01-18

Takes In Partner.
Otto Boyer has taken an in
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-05
CREATION
AND
FORM ALTON
Teach them t, Observe all things whatsoever
lhaYa Commanded You" Matt ESQ

ink, across the hirti. OF the Lord
and master For at His birth,
the old Gentle world disappears
ard cannot be foupd. That old
Gentle world lasted in The fourth
w to Christ, then il is
lost sight Of and the tax raiser
takes his place in tue mar
"caaer 10 |. rrads
AMI i! 'aml 'o Fyt 10 tH.sc days
INA, iIerp Acn, nu !. i'r"rce .lra Le'ri
Aug islus that Mi t wrrh Should hr
taxed. 5, Lux ,
Now bc.lo.d Crasar Augustus.
Standing, with the beginning Of
his reign. before Christ was born;
lie was then in the cd hcaa,ly
state; and in that state he sends
out tile decree for all the world
to be taxed. In this was fulfilled
The prnphcsy Of Daniel. Of the
tax.iaiser: and Mary and JOSEPH
goes up to Bethlehem to he taxed
ana while there, Christ was
BORN, the Prince This puts AN
end TO the OLD heastly state Of
The Gcntilcs. and Il new lea. SO
10 speak was turned f0r them.
and Pagan Rome. And where
the fCirth beast had his scat.
now has become the seat Of the
beast that John the revelaior
saw. Some would have you be
licve, that after the Church Of
Christ was established at Rome,
i, then was Christian Rome; and
attrr a5mc iyAe had vi.pe,'
Christian Nome drittpd baci> ,'.
Pagan Rome. We can hud no
, truth for this assertion. We say
thai Christian home never drift
ed back into Pagan Rome. but,
on The other hand, whcn the dcv
il saw the uprising of christian.
ity in Rome. where his seat had
been for so long, he swells to lis
utmost capacity in Pagan Rome,
in the form OF the first beast,
which the Revc!ator saw rise W
ont Of the sea. And long ago il,
the antagonistic power: Pagan
Rome rises up and driv. $ Chris
tian Rome from her borders
Then she takes upon her the gJrl
of christianity for a cloak, 10 GOV
or over her wicked deeds. Here
J We see there is Il pcri"c, chair,
1 running down the line OF time
from the day that the Gcnti,
man, under the power Of satal
deceived Eve in the garden ;
chain Of wiclscdness, until thu
lprcscnt time. Therefore W,
1 proceed it Ink th, lltt't no, i!
| tcv ,rc h?uot Nat JoAY s,.r m,
1--WE ont ~ ,hG s,7l,> lhG On. Paw
/ ,calls Ne man # sin. &c ~ rnv "a .
! cd the son rf perdit!on.
! Then we say, This man steps u
t and takes the place o.! the Ccas
. ers, after the death of nero: VI,
, is the one that the prophet says
;. shalt take the place Of the ~
raiser. in this language:
). Aud IN lila estate all siani MI
u Y.lt person. ~ whom ,hey slal NOS ~
: tue hnropr ii the K ng,'nn but a -,
!. l,e shalI COINS " rcaceably and oh
n ths kingdom b, ire, cs. panirl IL .
Y This is the beast that the Rev
clator saw, and il was through
!, this man, thai Pagan Rome. PIT
c OH a garb Of Christianity; an
4 then claims to be the mothc
Il Church, and underthis c'oa!; u
lprcton,ion as we have sai',
n drives from her borders r!.r,s
tian Ronlr.
o III this we find the deadly wcr'
e. of tae tail Of the great dragon
To lie Continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-05
Mountain Grove Nc
Nov. 10, 1907.

Nov. ~, 1907.
Editor WORLDS CRF;ssCr:
| have been very much in.
terested iii your article ON the
Great Pyramid" aud We, my
self and others feel like you had
left the subject ~ SION
So as you are willing TO answer
questions, IL Is our desire to ask
a few, and have some Of your
statements made clearer,
LIST. We want some Ut the de
tails az 70 how the Great Pyra
mid IL 4 full, complete. and
beautiful Confederation Of the
plau Of the agcs, and times and
s"aSuuS, IL t,oIght IN the scrip
turca.
2nd. And If the Great Pyra
mid" speaks truths that were
sealed up until a certain time,
please tell us what those truths
are, and how the Great Pyramid
teaches them, aud by whom are
they understood and appreclat
ed!
9rd. Please tell ua Why You
call its Great Architect AbsalUm!
4th How does the Great
Pyramid" indicate the tunes and
seasons
18th Does the Great PYRAMID
teach the two men theory as you
SOY the scripture do, and how?
Aud now there 10 o.e Other
thing | wan, to ark you fo
have bseu publishing n continued
article 10 tho CEL-seT, "utillst
"Wc bavc u r,ghr tu investigate
~ which YOU show sumo citura VI
Hmo other mems teachings an,
mparr thoao With what you cal
tho truth.
VI cuur'o yVn aio right 10 NJ ~,
81 yau arrnnents, but you ~,
wrrng IN ,ust about M m,uny II
Now l will tsk you 10 co'tinu
,,ur Article gu "Iuvcstigst,un'
And that you will mike the sut
jrct OF your nest investigation, tL
teaching Of MilIcnn,al Dawn; wLie|
myself and many others bcliev
aud nrc able TO prove, is Tho Onl
Truth which is preached In tn
world 'oday: We AJAX M invcsti
ga,icn OF its teaching printed il
in the CRnssEr. Yours 10 truth.
+. q. Rust.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-05
Continued from last Issue.

C0utiuucu from last Issue.
Forusliiurh u thou sawest thnt the
stunu was cut GU, VI the mountain
without hand. md tina. il brake In ri,cs
thc iron. The bia.s. the clay. the silver
and the gold the sssa, dod hath made
known to the king what shall rUue -
pase Aei 1ailer aud the dream is certain
aud the Interpretation ,hcIsui sure.
Daniel : 4
Here is where one Ut The great.
est changes, was made that ever
came over the Gentle world,
since they have been placed upon
the Garth. Amt in his change,
the reproach, that was offered
l,y satan, through the tientiIcs,
upon .he Jews. in this. fo,.tth
beast, were made to cease. For
lie says;
| After ,his shall he ,urn his face unto
the islcs and shall IaLc luaM; Lui n
niuc for his own behalf shal! cause:
/ the rvproach ,ifeiGd br him 10 cease
| without HE own repruach nc sh0.' 49,
It IT, turn upon hla pahie. rs
! Aul in order that you uav
have your feet well shod, with
the preparation Of the goslcl II
peace, we shall cndcavor to gatn.
or some Of the most definite links
TINT will connect our subject to-
gcthcr. Therefore, we lind that
after this lpurtll king hath taken
the daughters ol woman. AS II
reads;
He shall ai.p Sc, his face 10 cntcl
with The strength q bis wLo'c hingdon
nal upright ONES with him; thus shal
he do. and no shalt give him tn
daughter If woman corlup'ing her
bu, abe shall TO, stand on his s''l'
neither hc torhim. Eanicl ILL.,
Then it says he shall turn hi'
tace toward the tort uf his owl
land: but he shall stumble an,
fall and not be found:
Then hc shall turn his face toward tn
for, Of his own land; bat he shai
stumble srADfan ami not be found
Daniel ll-la
| Right here is where the ole
Gentle world passed away ant
bccome u new creature in Christ
this was the last Of The four !
kingdom or beast, that existed
before the promised Messiah
came. which was Christ. and |
: was Him, who caused the r.
preach ~ cease, the rcproaci
was the ai'ur,ug al the Jews. b.
F. satan, through the beast.y stat,
If the Gentle; this middle val
vas destroyed with Christ
he'd blood, IN bringing them un
, acr Judgment. and holding thcu
reasonable for what they do. b.
..ivin: them eternal lifc.'
We see that after the four,|
D King, Tor beast) spoken IF in Tn
ainteenth verso; stumbled, an,
'cItsnd copsa.pci ne found, Go
,ays;
Ttcn .hall stand up In hi, estate
Use Of taxes in the glor, of The king
nm but within few days b. hhal. I
-s,roycd nrirher IN anger nor IN Lat,l
pan'rl ii~"0
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-05
Ct ES1lON No. IL.

I'D. CEESsEr please tell us the
full nual,,ng Of this scripture.
And his tail drew The Third part OF
the stars Ut heaven and did cast them
IL the Garth. and the dragon stood be-
fore The woman which WAT ready to b.
d. lly.rud, for To devour her child n
soon us II was born. kev I'd
$. NJ. Ray C1bpol btc
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-05

lum happy to know that Bro
Rust wants us to further OK
plain some VI oar writings. And
then Jets US know that he wants
MS to investigate the "Millcnnial
Dawn, he must send it tn us. so
that we can, And as soon us he
sends IL to us We shall commence
the investigation. Yet accord
ing to what he says It needs ma in
vcstiga,ion. for hc says myself
and others believe and are able
10 rroyo..il is THl.siNLY FIRTH
which il preached in The world
today So We must he preach
ihg some Of its truths, for ho
SAYS "of course you are right in
somc of your. arsacncnts. bu,
You arc wrong in ,us, about rs
u.aNy instances ~ you arc
right" Now BRO Rust We ask
yo. IN point ont oar wrongs and
show Us the bible proof for il
and you are our be., friend. Blu
~ We said in our Investigation
tlmt arguments without bible
proof amounts to nothing. Now
BRO. Eusl s~ -Netn'-,~~s
as where We are right unless yM
feel il your duty, Tor that woul,
give us to much the advantage q
The oprWaitc. Please jast tell u
of our wrong, aud prove it b,
the bible ana yon arc our hes
fricnd'|e repeat
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-05
We have q Right to Investigate.

the same fountain Or source u !,
life, the same Creator; all snstsinI
life ia the same manner, by the
digestion Of similar foods, pro.
ducing blo,'l and mnscles and
bones, etc., each according to his
kind or nature; and each propa:
g;ites his species similarly, he.
slowing the life, originally from
tod, upon his pos!erity. They,
differ in shape and in mental
capacity.
Nor can it he said that while |
man is soul Tor intelligent being
beasts are without this sonl !
quality or intelligence. thought,
feeling. On The contrary, both
man and beast have. soul quality
or intelligent, conscious being.
Not only is this the statement OF
Scripture, but it is readily dis.
cernible ~ Il fact, as soon as the
real meaning of the word soul is
comprchendeti. as shown fore.
going. To Illustrate: suppose
I the creation OF perfect dog;
: and suppose that creation had
been particularly described, us
: was Adams, what difference OF
: detail conld be imagined? The
) body of 4 dog created woald not
;, DC q @og until the breath of life
> would be caused to onergioge
D that body: then it would be Il
living creature with sen Utilities
It aud powers aii rs own Il living
Soul "r !hr luw.r order. called
dog, rs Adam. when h. received
II life, b"raiic Il living creature
F.. with s"ns!bilitirs and powers all
|. his own IA living soul Of the
Il highest order If flesh beings.
called man" What is ihe soul
Il page 3D
i Now We must Investigate the
I the writings above read. Su
It We argue tina, according to such
r rca 7oning there c3ula Of been
y nothing li,in. in the Ark but
= Noah and his famiiy. For God
IS said by Peter ts,at there was but
/ EIGHT souls saved. Please read
Which sone''m, w,re di.,icd rn'
y wien ohrc tie ,ncsr:lr,ins ol Gcd
" waited IN The days "t Enph. while The
! ..rk va, preparing wherein few tim. :.
IL r'rl, sons s,,, .,,l h. v,,, ~. "a,
u, ) - :"
D." What need w"of further ovI6
enc f@r IN prove tht' w.,
> walth'o"cf - wrong. For il
y '"c'r ~ ."ihet.t0' tie L"a''> haT
:, NC q lhih" rca'. They Sc, ri
~ '"f'"'i"" M"~"i a1d Peter tw'
y it.>i''r,I Ai1.':5 For ,'"Ses
Hhu '" ana t"" ~ Al i!"Sh went
:. 'l''" III" aih. iI'aH" read.
And e cyr sipr,. = u , NHj
" '""'' every '"r' sia' 'nn' hrins ,9''
" "' -" ~ "''P '"''" ''''' W " ~"
- : " man ''' '''' ~ WV
'N'H''
u An. they wrg IN mn, "uab int, M,
III "A' ''" "'l ~" 'f nj '''"1, ~"''i'
Wv Wv ~" VI we "'". ''
u And this would say tina, tw,
y and two ,u,,iS of III living beings
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lsiilal readings. ss M
Tho Same lnssc,, a. =,
lifc ,nrsrc,,,l.. Il, x a,es....
mani,inA f,.o.., q. ~,
.,s1,or ,e.al ), - '
tal,nn t,,,,,. ~. -
Al. "'
N"na' 10 TUG soul rage %
Now this gives the reader To
kuow where the Watch Tower
stands In belief in regard IN the
soul of both man and beast
They are recorded in the Ian.
.,uagc above us both. the sam.
both equal only in intelligence.
And to prove their point they
refer us to (Ecrle. BID. Please
read:
'"' VI
men befallc'h beasts even ona thing
30 Wv ."e WY" W "'e'n
the other yea they have nj, one breath
:" WV" =" '""" """ w p'''"'"e"ce
above Il hc"s, for all is vanity. kcce
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subject OF WHAT IS tbs
,ouI.." With the request that
ve should Investigate the Miilin
lial Dawn"
While we are waiting to receive
It the HANDS Of our worthy broth
n the B0ok or Subject "MilliE'
NAL Dawn" We shall investigate
he subject above stated: The
FIRST that we shall notice is. that
the writer says: From this ac-
count, that is he refers u to
Genesis 81 ac says, From this
account IL appears that the body
was formed first, but it was not
a man; soul or heing. until ami
mated II had eyes but saw
nothing. ears, but heard nothing;
a mouth but spoke nothing; II
tongue but no taste, nustrl's. but
no sense of slncf, Il heart but it
puIsated not; blood, but ii was
cold, liielcss;' Here We must
stop and considcrund investigate
for short time. For We cannot
agree with the writer on his say
ing Blood; but II was cold, life
less" We do no: believe that this
co.cncidcs with Bible teaching,
| for we believe that-thc BLOOD Is
the life thereof and the reason
for orr belief l., this, read.
4, M, Nesl with The ME Whereof whiel
/, the blood thereof, Stall " 10; cat
Gen o.
! Now then wc shall argue, from
Til, poin, Of scripture, that if. 'l''
body that lc spakc of bad blood
which hc said it did. That b'nM
could not be cold and lifcicss
Because tod said that the blon,
was the lifs thereof. Then i
conld not be cold. We mast
claim that we have made Il poil;'
on the writer, aud also on Mr.
Rust who som US The articl'
headed What is The soul. now W
:,.lirIv, tiiat his belief is, that thi!
subject c>niormrS to the teach
} iugs Of The Mlll"nnlaI Dawn
W. hclicy" that our readers vii
: See the same. So We must pas
, to the next point. For Il turlhc
Investigation on his article lac ii
speaking ui God breathing ini,
| tlle nc>triis of Adam the brea,l
of life. He says.
', In IN instant the cn"rg,
, reached tllr brain, and thought
, pprrcptioi, reasoning. loui,iuG
! touching. smelling, icclin,s an,
/ tasting. commenced That Whir'
b. WAS Il iifyIrs> human ORGANISE.
/. had hcc,in" u man. Il ->cntien
. being: thc living soul coud
ton m"n,iuued in the text har
p been reached. In other words
y the term living ,oul' mean
L neitllrI more Eor less than III
9 terra s"n,lcnt hcing;' i g., Il b,
n lng capable Of sensation, prrccl
a ton. thought Wha, is til. sol
@ page T.,
: Sow We do not doubt the il
!, itih.tHiiiuaSnrsS Of the Sgaticnt
=" nr,, of Aoiam when ;od breath
td into his nostriS tn
breath Of life l;ut VIZ mu,
say tina, We believe tina, Il Twin
II "oul means moro than Il senticn
h"lNI. This we shall cndeayo
e TO prove by the word Of Go,
For the writer further stit.
,,his.
rln,, also, W. see why it
lha. the Scriptures srrai, d.
s"1i-' in cnuGCct,"n with th
lower animals. They, rs we'll Il
man. are aen'icn, beings ri, ere;
'nrr, Of ir'clil:on,,, cnl, {
! lower orders. They. Il, we'll a
nan. can So, hear, Feel. last
q I'D smell; and cac!, v;,n rc;,. O
~ up 10 the standard If his ow
T. organism, though mono can ~:
|, T.Uh tls iGSfras,;y-'r,.,u,.l, ;o
: PIN" as man. This lilercnc
: not because man la, i In,
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-03-02

The above statement does not show
the entire production of leases. since
there are a number of carloads still
during the production of the leases at
the time of car famine on the local
railroad. Much of this dump ore is
of first class grade. The production of
the leases for the last month of their
operation was considerably curtailed by
a combination of circumstances, such
as, the difficulty of obtaining ears for
transportation as above mentioned, labor
difficulties through the Holiday season,
lack of timber and mining supplies. and
the period of severe weather which came
at about the same time. Large blocks
of ore developed by the lessees were for
these reasons left standing and avail
able for Company extraction. Since
the company took possession of the
properties on the expiration of the leases
on January Sth. little or no ore has been
shipped for a number of reasons:
ID 1t has been necessary to place
the lease workings in better condition
for safe and effective productions; (2J
In order to handle the shipping grades
of ore properly. ore-house equipment is
necessary, and this has been delayed by
the congestion of freight traffic on the
railroads and the consequent lack of
timber and lumber; CD All milling ore
left standing in the mine until compile
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-03-02
srrrxuous cAxpArou pLAuuED

Eastern orders are pouring into the
brokerage house of w. +. Bond & Com
pany for stock in the Goldfeld Mono
gram Mining Company and it seems that
the limited number of shares offered
for public subscription will all have
been gobbled up before the security is
listed on the exchanges of Goldield
and San Francisco.
When the location of the Monogram
group Is taken into consideration there
is no trouble in finding an explanation
for the demand. The -four claims and
two fractions comprising the group adj
join the Goldfeld Columbia, one of the
Hayes and Monnette pets, and rave for
neighbors such bonanzas as Combina-
ton. Esmeralda, Booth. Silver Pick, Red
Top, Columbia Mountain Gold Mining
and Mohawk, all lying in the same sec
ton. So.
The Monogram people are preparing
for a strenuous campaign of develop
ment and some interesting revelations
may be expected in the shaft which
will sink to a substantial depth. w. J.
Douglass of the Midway of Tonopah
heads the official family of the Mono
gram.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-03-02
RECAFITuLArIoN or GENERAL CONDITIONS ON
TIE oHIoYWAx Co1soxDA TED nc
| ore receipts as follows:


tion of a milling plant of adequate capa-
city will yield a much greater profit to
the company. In the meantime. high
grade ore is being broken and stored at
the mine and on the completion of the
new ore-bins within a short time, ship
ments of the high-grade smelling ore
will be commenced and continued in
sufficient quantities to guarantee to the
Company any dividends it may decide
to pay.
The deeper developments in the Mo-
hawk shaft, though still In progress
and naturally incomplete. Justify the
announcement of this Company as to
the prospective merit in the ground.
and such unprotected ore has been en-
countered in the crosscuts driven to
intersect at deeper points the ore-bodies
previously discovered by lessees.
On all the other properties of your
company. a campaign of systematic de-
velopemnt is in progress, and only the
high-grade of ore broken is being ship
ped. None of them at the time they
were acquired were equipped either on
the surface or underground for contin-
uous or economical development and
production. Much work in the immedi-
ate future can be devoted advantage
ously to the same end.
Respectfully submitted.
]. w. FINCH.
Gen. Manager.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-03-02

to date s2.553.c0o gross value from Co.
733 tons of ore. l'pon this a profit of
s61s.3S4 has been realized. and s741. 900.
part of which came from royalties paid
by the Sheets-Ish lease. distributed as
dividends before the ACQUISITION of this
property by your company.
1t is estimated by our engineers that
the developed and positive ore reserves
in the Company workings on these
claims will supply the mill at its present
capacity for a period of about three
years. The average grade of this ore as
calculated from mine samples is 1859
per ton. and its total gross value 1896
900. upon which the mill will make a
recovery at least as high as it has lone
in the past year. namely: about 90 per
cent, and at a similar cost.
To the above amount should be added
a reasonable estimate of the incom-
pletely developed parts of the same ore
bodies, which is at least $4,000. 900.
Ore on dumps January 31st, 1907:
.EAoGn