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The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20

5000 white assign cards.
5000 red assign cards.
5000 pledge cards.
800 suggestions TO solicitors.
This motion carried
Moved and seconded that the for
,f pledge card be as collows;
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20

Heavy hauling, furniture moving.
specially with Barton 4 Terrell at
the corner of Fifth and Colorado.
First class livery establishment.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
Grand Junction. Colo. =

Grand Junction. Colo, --lsO7
For the purpose of providing a
building and lot for the Young Mems
Christian association of Grand June
tion. and in consideration Of the sub
scriptions of others promise to
pay to the treasurer of said associa-
tion.- - dollars
payable as follows: one-fourth June
i. 1907; one fourth December 1.
1907; one-fourth June 1, 1908; one
fourth December /, 1908. or pay in
full on
Sfpuad
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@irtbid)aft suut perfaaien.

Ser unterselhnete mill ieinen aansen
Vorratb'an Mein. 2iQu6ren. @iearren,
Sbentaimmereinrihtunaen. Is Yetten,
5lpei sroben uno einem fleinen Deiao:
fen, einem groBen 3o6ofen. @peiie
simner= uno Giideneinribtune bette
BEND aus 5iihen. Stiiblen uno Giiden=
geratben, iiberbaupt aass Mobiliar
uno ale Ginridtuneen i'm G1ent 6u=
tel. gde Der 5. uno Weitbo6hrahe.
bllis Derfaufen. Ser pa1tpertrae
fur oas 8ebduoe miro on ben &aufer
iibertragen.
@irtbihaIt uno 0otel baben eins
iebr quite Gunoihaft uno bieten oieiel-
ben fir einen Deutiden ober ebueiser
eine porsiialide 8elesenbeit.
Sir ndbere Nustunft penoe man 1id
an g. %. g DENT.
Stem philadelphia, ..
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9o1W

Cine ribtige Wsmitternadt batten mir
DOM Slenltag auf Mittlpob. Sbon
Oienita9 Nbeno batteu mir eiu befti9es
8enitter nit ibperpm &eaen. Dem in
oen fruben Mor9enitunDen am Diitt=
nod elm Slpeites iolate. Sic tleinsn
,Sliille iiberltiesen oas uier. Stonecreet
dulbete iiber Die Is. & W. @iienbabn,
Clotolpu Greet iebte Die St.GBe unter
Waher. geauer Sam Greet ltiea iiber
Die ufer uno auh Der Suscaranas niee
uon Stunoe gu Stunoe. Das 0ob=
rpaller bat obne 3meifel on oielen Crten
Sdaoen an9erihtet. gBenn auh niht
mebr 10 fart lpie mabreno Der 9iabt,
resnete es seltern bod nod ben acn5en
Sag mebr ooer tpeni9er uno au6 nod
mdbreno Der leBten Nad5t. 9eute Mor=
gen breitete Iid Elm Gee smii1en bier
uno Der Siioieite aus. Sos WaHer
reidbte big on Die alte @erberei uno
iiberfluthete bic StraBe in Der Witte,
mar babel aber nod ltart i'm stei9eu
besriffen, 10 oaB oasielbe bis Wiittaq
eine 60be errsiden tulro, ,pie leit Sab.
ren niht mebr.
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NyttOrbeu. (.

9m z. MtdrSm 2ylniislo Glins Wert=
man In Allsr Don ~ 5ubren. Dor
S ,Sablel battle oel Wunn elnsn Ghlas-
a.iall ann mlBte lsliper oas ye.! nu=
islt. Srllte Jlan III III Ja1rs 1879
ytnptbeli. VI pintellaBt SlDel &lnoer.
am 8. Nia.s IN .lilsnl DolpltuI III
4,llisourg Jtuu JOlepD Dtllusu. elit
aunter pou 5anlliel Ule&se in Canal
Dputr, III 2Uisr uor 25 .}ablen an
NstOeniiebsr. Sic Derlt0rbene blnter=
laBl elnsu 8alien uno e,nen &rabeu.
lte ye,Ds wuroe rob Canal Douer 9e=
U,uhl uno am Sonllt.g CUR leBtel
Gube bsltattet.
9lln 8. Dtdts III llhribspiue Donoln
BlDan lm MItsr BON 80 Sahren. Ser
VetnDrbene Iar III Bridgeport 'mDln.
puft, bat lb absr III oen IeBten UtOlla=
ten bel lslnsm Shpis9erpuler, u. S
Browu in llbrihsuile, auFgebalten.
ast Yernprbsnt luur niiber yrelhIei
auf Der y. & 8. @iIenbahn; er butter
luBt elne gSltlWe uno 0,el telne Tlnoer
Am 10. Uidrs III 9iew pbilaoelpblu
i'm Dauls ibres Solnes. Gol. Sobn @
SOB. Jrau @alberiue SOB. bsllsr OILS
@,oBnutter SOP betannt. i'm Alter bon
81 ,Sabren unD 5 1Rpnattn. 8rpB=
m',tter SOB war cine 5Ohter bon 9btl=
titan Smltb. Der lE Sabre 1929 ous
Irtunollbs Stlotbsn Welnsber9 grim
osls. Sic bluterlaBt Iiinf 4iuoer. Ia
8rpBtinoer uno ii urentel.
9lm 10. Mdrs i'm NrmenbauIe Mar=
9arstb 91obolB, iber 80 Sabre alt. Die
,SerliDrbene mar ltumm uno tinoilb.
Nlemano ,peiB, mann lie iu's Nrmen=
baus auf9enOmmen moroen lit uno nle.
mals 1T lie bsiubt mDrcen. Sic Duroe
DON Su9arcrest 5p. nhh Der Nnfall
pebraht. oa5 lit 2llles. mas man bon
lbrer NerAanaeubsit iueiB.
Nm H.. DiarS in Canal Spper ell
| Sabre altes &lno uon Sacob Studp.
9lm II. WdrS in Gennlion Sol pt
Dutes I'M alter Don rs sSabrer az
slnem G6laeanIale. Ser Vsrltorbent
war aus @nolano 9ebiirtiaj TOM abe,
ibon I'M 9lltsr bon Is Snbren na1 oel
Der. Staateu uno bat lelt AZ Snarei
Ill Sennilou gewObnt. @r blnterlab
cine Satin. elleu Sobn uno cine Sod
| ter.
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3. & =. Grcnriionen.

Nnh Maibinaton lino suriif flir Den
preis elmer sinTahen 6abrt init einem
3uihlag pom So fir Die gtnnofohrt.
Sifets meroen pertauft am %. Wdrs
uno iino out bis gum |. Nprll. AZ
5idsis fir 9eimatbluhenoe uno go
lon;iten su iebr nieoriaen preiien. Sir
nobere 9ustunIt tpenoe man lih an Ole
Nasntsn Der .. & 8. @ilenbabr. 43
Nuh Tlorioa iiber Wulhinoton nit
DER Baltimore & Ohio @ilenbobn unb
0ampi,r, 2iberals 9eoinaunuen iii,
Nuien.bolt oui Der 9eiie. 0sriflieoene
yinien fir Die Munofobrt. g<lie Gotsn
uno Arrangements Die ie gemoht mu'=
beu. 43
gi1ieIte Nreiie iiber Die q. & 8.
Tiicnbabn. Man ertunoiae lih bel ben.
uQenten. 43
2urus3iiee iiber Die 9. & =. (Gleu.
uro Wbeelina Diu.) Die 3iiae l6 uno
~ Der Is. 8. & gD. Sin. linb porsiiolih
,usesltattet, babsn weite WeItlbules.
bobe &iidenliBe, SameLna9en ulo
Raubwaoen. 9luFwdrter lit I'M 3uQe.
Gene grtrutolten. AZ
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Ginioe cSunoen non Ypn

- ginise Sunaen bon Beaoeroam
Npenue> alaubten eefern Woraen. oas
ld0ne 0odlpaHer biloe cine quite @ele-
aenbeit. bic Shule gu idndn3en uno
Dem @eoanten folate Die Shat. unter~
nebmun9sluliig bauten bic sblin9el
an ben brauienoen Glutben oes Beaper=
oam aus Brettern Elm 6lob, beliieeen
auten Wtutbs oas aebreblibe Aabr3eua
uno fubren auf Dem toIenoen Bad Der
Bride su. Sort tpollte elmer Der Sun=
gen probiren, ob er init ausgeitreftem
Nrm ben Bogen Der Bride erreihen
tonne uno plumpste ins WaHer. mas
er ioaleih nit lautem 8ei0rei Der Wit=
melt anfiinoiate. st nurbe bon leinen
@efdbrten erfabt uno berausge3ogen
uno 10 melt mir uiHen. bat ibm oas
unfreiwillise Bao teinen Ghaoen gee
than.
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Cine Sdtirere SSratt.

Gsbte Wode itarb in Chicago in
)llter bon "a Sabren 5Srau Wm. Mau.
CT, Die Dos ltottIibe 8ewiht BON $40
Bfuno lnite uno oaber Dem Geibenbe=
iiatter piel Wiibe uno Mrbeit bereitete.
Sin 0ebefrabneu, ipie Die Piano= 5rans.
porteure i'm beniiBen. mubte III Dienlt
tItcllt Derosn. nm oen Sarg aus Der
WObnun9 81 brin9en. eeit Iieben
Sahrtn haite Die GerHorbene ibr 9aus
u'bt mebr perlo1en. oa oisy5biir su
eng mar. Dor Is Sobren MD smoa ii
blpb l45 pfuno uno uon oa an nabm
lie lteti9 an 8eluiht su. oblpobl lie all'
m6aliden Mittel, iogar Die 9ungertur
intDnnote.
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Bon oen Gdocru serm a int.

Nm Slenfag MOr9en fanoen nls
Sllenbabnunssltellten auf Dem &Icnoii,
ySpe5ial" bel WtuIln's Welhe Den
l1refllb perltilmmelten Goldman pon
gDm. Niatbeps, zines &oblenordbets
uOn Glonoite. Ser 9anse G0rper ma
SeSquetlht, Der linte JuB uno Der rehi,
Arm maren gan5llb pom a0rper abge
lhnlttpn, Der linte Nrm uuo oas rehl,
BEN gebrohen, ole 9iae uno lint,
Dano waren neAaeriNen. am Siuter
tOpf mar eine tiefe Wunoe uno oabel
pette er nod oas 8enif gebrp1en.
4m Utonta9 4beno batte man Dlu=
tbems in Der 9tdbe Der alten EDbren.
labrit aui Dem 8elelIs oel g. & @.,
Bahn lle9en ieben uno bic pollae
puroe bena6ribtist; als oieie ieood
CUR Steue tan. mar Matbelps par=
lhmunoen. @r mar in Der Gl1tunu
ua9 &lonoite sesansen uno spei 9ob,
len9rdber, bic hen Yolisiltsn besesns=
ten, iaaten. lie hatten ibn aeleben uup
er metoe lbon beim tommen. Spdte,
tpuroe Der Mann bon Dem 2otomotlu.
flbrer etnes 5rahtsuses geieben, wie el
lhlafeno aut Dem 8eleile lag. 81,
.gotomotlue puroe ansebalten, Wa=
tbeps muroe BON mehreren Mannerr
iiber slne Jen5 geboben uno in Elm 6elc
9elegt, um bort ieinen 3auih aus3u.
lhlafen. Das mar oas lebte Mal. oaf
man Watbews lebeno geiebsn. Wabr=
!heInlid erwabte er balo tpieoer unit
tam auf oas @eleiIe, mo er in Der Na1>
BON elnen Der 2oblenaiise iiberfabrel
nuroe.
Watbeus mar aus Sbottlanb gebii,.
tis. itauo i'm mittleren Mlter unb pu,
leoio.
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0utma0re1t
fir
TriibjaDr llnD Sommcr
ansutiinoiaen. 9ieIelbe lit auf Witt=
'uoh 9tahmlttag ano Nbeno, 20. Did,s.
Ieltaelebt.
om 2lbeno u1uItf.

gSlr meroen on Dem Genannten 5age
aniangeno, Sud Ole ihOulten 9utmaa=
ten SeiGen, Die nod le ndh osIer Stnoi
lsbraG]t lDuroen. gSir huben in Nep
Dorf. Yitisbur1 uno @leuelano Qrpbs
@lntaure gemubt pon origlneQen Utu=
tern uno baben in oielen uno anoeren
5tdoteu brs SbDn1te Der importirien
Wooen auspdb!en lolien. iDbalo es su,
1telle lam. Sbr milBt fir @uh islbe,
iebell. nelbe netten. ele9anten, maltris
hen Sh6pfungen mir blerber asbrabi
uaben. uno Der wahrsn Sbmuflahen,
jtabahmInaen Der tbeureu Multer.
uel6s pou unieren tlinl ltlerllheu Wio=
ollt'nnen aeIbaifen porren iino.
SOmmt balo nit elmer Jreinbin,
oersn urtbeil Shr bodibdgt, probirl
oleie neuen Sh0pIuna'u an uno mems
Sbr aub iegt nod feline girtduie mo.
ten mollt, 10 tOunt Sbr bod isbsn. tpas
tult gu bieten I'M 5tauDe lino.
2ll9smeine @rDnnuua aler 9eparts.
hlente in Dem 9roBen Store.
=. 8. 1trfers gro6er Store
Cf=6o@itrake,
Netu philadelphia, Obin.
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Gin 9ataS bet @inticlo Stt
OerNad1feft.

Ser llnter5eidnete bat auf leinet
Garm bel Winfielo Elm 0aus an einen
Wann gu berpadten. Der i'm @omme,
ouf Der Garm. i'm Winter aber in elmer
3oblen9rnbe arbeiten lam. Wan tuenoe
I'D an
8. 81. 8immermamm,
AZ Winfielo, 8.
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Weitsre gotaInahslhten anf Der
S. Seiie.
Yin Gonntag baiten mir bier
mebrere 3oQ Shnee.
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Wotis fIr Rdjer.

Ser unter3ei1nete bat einen Norratb
BON Serben uno Mild= uno Nabmfellen
fiir Rdier an 1ano. bic ct bi1ig ber-
tauft.
Wer ettuas in oieier Brande brau9t,
penoe fi1 an
AZ Sobn Beer, Ra9ersbille, 8.
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= Die Roningmill in New Corners.
tonn. in ipsl4er i1on felt Sabren midi
mebr 9earbeit@t ipiro. uno bic liA in
in ben 0dnben zines MaHenperualters
btiinoet, lDurot am Gienfa9 fir $3l..
$50 abssi9dtt.
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2eiratbSbeiutMi8,in8et /:
Oarrp s. 0aas Gnma 8. 0armon,
bsibr bon Etoneereet.
philip peters. Gameqne, Da. Dlena
.. Gornlnn. Nylp pbllaDrtpbia.
Warnnt pad)t bc5ablen?
seantt cine eieene 9eimatb nnb irio
uIii6litl

SauienDe bon 2ldern BON belten
2auo nit 0ariholSbeliano in U'lbiaan
lieben sur Nnslpabl su preilvn pon So
bis $l2 per 2lfsr uno su leihten 3ah-
lunasbsonauna'n Niir ein freies illus
iiriries pampblet nit Dem Sitel
The Gateway to a Home"
pplhss polllidnoiae. suuerldiliae Nns=
tunlt eibi iiber bas 2aro nit Den 3ena-
uillen bon pielsn Qeuten. melhe lib IN
oell lebten Sahren anf dhn'ihsn ldnoe=
rfisn anaelleoslt baben. SIR ipe5ieae
DreiIe fir 0eimatbluhenoe lmo filr
ueitere Wustunit nenoe nlolI Iih miino=
LID, Ihriitlid ooer pr 9elepbon oil
6. VI. Qced), g. & s}..Naent
geioe Selepbone. Nsn pbila.. ..
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Sat GMcr Yiato nOtbig. Bcs
itintntt stt tucrDen?

Strip 9. &oeisl bon Denn:ion, Sobn
uon pbilip 8oeiel baielbn. bat in Der
lener piano Gabrit in philadelphia.
pa., bic 1abritation BON pianos, uno
namentlih oas Gtimmen Der Snltru=
mente 9riinoli6 erlernt. uno arbeitet
aeeen.udrtl9 fur S. u. Calhoun in Sen=
niion, Der ertldrt. oaB &oeiel elmer Der
belten pianptimmer lei, ben er nob je
aeIeben. Wer Elm piano bat. oas ae=
itimmt tperoen iollte. tDenbe lid oaber
al S. u. CALHOUN in uhrihspllle. uno
er tann liher iein. oaB bic Arbeit in
better Weile beiorQt miro. II
Vo6t MhnYnhs Mn,piop ut,h {not
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1Art,t AZ y rerfaufett. !.

Cine Garm bon 81 Mdtr nit ben
n6tbigen @ebduli9triten. l,ur cine
Neile bon Ganol Doper am GanaIpfaoe
mad Soar, III bldg 3u pertaufen.
Ndbere Musiunft i'm Grocerpfpre bon
D.D. Gmibart an 9usearalpas HE. n
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gbans bon ubrihspi(le muroe Gr. 9.
=. Gemis bon Canal Goper BON ben
@ountp @ommiiliondren su einem ber
9rntees Der Rinoerbeimatb ermGblt. -
gas 9eidab lebte Wobe. Nm Montao
famen bic gommiilionare tpieoer au=
iammen. bic Wabl bon 9r. Qetpis ipur.
be in Wieoererwdsuns 9eaooen uno ni=
Derrufen unb an Ieiner STEELE muroe
Dbilip 2ino bon @anal Doper gum
fruitee ertpdblt. , ueber bic 8riinoe,
melhe bieien @efnnunesmediel bel
ben @ommiIliondren berbeifiibrte. in
nns ni6ts befannt
SEPT ioQ aud nod oas Sluerfraui
bertruifet peroen. gu benz 3mefe
baiten li6 Isbte gDohe in Yoleoo Ser.
treter bon Standardization in Ohio,
9linois, Snoiana, Widi3an, Wiscon.
IN unD Nem Oort 3uiammenaefunoen.
DIR plan. idmmtliGe 9ouerfrout.
fabriftn inter einen Out 3u brinaen,
f0nO 9iinitige Nufnnbme unb elm 60.
mite UurOe oamit beauftroot. fiir bic
~ 0rilnbenOe permanente Organization,
tutgD 8ruif. Contribution unb Beiaeiebe
ausjuarbeiten. Nun, aerooe iebr 3u
lir&ttn ii biefer 9ruff ni9t. Wer {i4
mad alter Batter Deife iein eiaenes Gob
60uerlrout einma6t, broudt auf Oie.
"a 4ruf meiter ieine 8ldii9t 81 neb.
nm.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-28
Or. J. Anthony Davi dson.

He was not yet thirty-four. He
was equipped for useful living. He
was armored for Christian warfare.
A soldier of the Cross, follower Of
the Lamb. Why his early home
taking when the world is so much in
need of true aud brave men? The
believers answer: sit is the will of
God" Here is our comfort. 1T the
will of God is being wrought out in
dark Gethsemane, it becomes a red
letter day in the calendar of our
lives, when we can say, eff this cup
may not pass except drink it. Thy
will be done" Comfort Is peace.
So long as there is war peace cannot
be declared. We must surrender our
wills and submit our lives to our
Fathers will and then comes a sweet
peace.
There are many reasons why we
should say this in every grief. We
mention here only few. God our
Father loves US. Because he loves
us He will withhold no good thing
from us. He Is all wise and knows
what is best for his children. If we
know what is best for our child and
have our will with it, infinitely more
let Gods will be done with his.
Again, submission becomes the
child of God because we know not
what is best for us. Many things
we thought were good for US have
proved curse. Our wills have
often caused us pain. We are con-
WINGED of our short-sightedness.
We know not tomorrow. God has
all wisdom and power and loves us.
Shall we not trust Him? Another
reason for submission is Gods good
ness to us. Our lives are full OF
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rich gifts from His loving hand.
Anthony was one of His lovely gifts
to US. For thirty-four years he
frightened and sweetened our lives
here. Nor does death have any
power over that He lives with US
still Anthony, the kind, gentle,
true, affectlonate son, brother,
friend and associate, is not buried
beneath that mound, but enthroned
in our hearts lives on on with US
here, blessing to call us up higher.
Then is 1t not goodness Of God?
May not sorrow bear us blessing?
The Psalmist says our burden is a
gift, Gods gift to us. Gods gifts
are always good. His love gave
him to us, His love took him away.
His love preserves to us his beckon-
ing call. Blessed be the name of
the Lord.
Another reason for submission and
source of comfort is that We as be-
levers shall meet again. We sor-
row not as those who have no hope.
Is it not sweet to think hereafter,
when the spirit leaves this sphere,
love with deathless wing shall watt
her to those she long hath mourned
for here? Hearts from which twas
death to sever, eyes this world can
ne er restore, there as warm, as
bright as ever shall meet MS and be
lost no more.
When YEARLY We wander, asking
of earth and heaven, Where are they
beneath whose smiles We once lay
basking, blest and thinking bliss
would stay? Hope still lifts her
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new SALEM.
Some sickness.

some Sickness.
Everybody and his grand pap
plowed during the fine weather in
February.
The remains Of Tilden Childress
were buried at Tyners Chapel on tho
2lst. Rev. Hughes preached the
funeral sermon.
Berry Davidson moyed near Padu-
cab last week.
The 1907 crop of tobacco promises
to be as large as the 1906 crop if a
favorable season.
Ruben Wheeler has moved On the
farm of W. S. Lowery for the pres
ent year.
W. H. Millikin has moved on the
Mahan and Capron farm.
The mining business is on a boom
in this part Of the county.
Glad to hear the whistle of the
Nancy Hanks mine again.
John L. Harpending, of Critten-
den Springs, spent one day last week
here the guest of his parents.
Notice to Soldiers: | am official
ly prepared to fill out all claims un.
der act of February 6, 1907 Have
blanks and understand the business.
T. A. Aarpending,
Notary Public,
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faction of selecting from stock that is always

tito the perfect law of liberty, will
become so vile as to be eziled from
heaven. We should do the word.
The epistle of James is full of good
suggestions to those who work for
Christ. In this passage Ne gives
a description of pure religion.
Pure religion and undeflea before
God our Father is this: "Te visit
the fatherless and the widows in
their Affections, and to keep himself
unspOtted from the world. The
correct rendering of the 25th verse
is: ''But he that looketh Into the
perfect law, the law of liberty, and
so continueth, he being not a nearer
that forgetteth, but doer that
worketh, this man shall be blessed
in his doing" These words were
written to believers, so it is assumed
that they believed Gods word. The
stress here is laid on the hearing,
reading and doing of that word.
"To him who knoweth to do good
and doeth it not, to him it Is sin. ="
James 4:17. "Blessed are your eyes
for they see; and your ears for they
hear.
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SHADY GROVE

John Thomson and wife, of PiDsy,
visited Monday and Tuesday.
Ruben Wood vent to Providence
Tuesday.
Tobacco all seld in this section,
and people looking for a season.
jim Henry, of Marion, was hers
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Iva Adams, of Nebe, is visit
ing here this week.
Ellis Akers who has been. visiting
near Salem for some time, returned
Wednesday.
". d. Tuder vent to Blackford
Thursday on business.
John Wood went to Btovidencs
Friday.
G. +. Towtry is no better at this
writing, and his mother is also among
the sick.
James Parrish who died. at Sturg;s
Wednesday, was placed in the Shady
Grove cemetery Thursday.
r. T. Lemon sold Silas Guess .
hide at S cts. per ID, but when Silss
found the mana and tail, be brought
it back, but when he found that 1t
would cost more to treat the crowd
than the hide had cost him he throw
ed It down gave Albert Coleman a
cussing and left town. The last
heard Of Silas> he was trying to sell
ths. mail route.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-28
Fantasna.

The Wells Bijou theatre at Evans.
vile will offer its patrons something
out of the ordinary in the amuse-
ment line the first four nights and
two matinees next week Harlon
Bros. big spectacular paatomine,
Fantasma, with company Of 50 poe
pie, including the celebrated beauty
chorus. This is a magnificent scenic
production with several wonderful
transformation scenes. Fantasma
will be played at Well-Bljou popular
prices.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-28
THURSDAY, FEB. Is, 1907.
Notice 10 Subscribers.

Beginning April 1st, or as soon
hereafter as we can get our books SC
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paper, Of subscribers in arrears.
The Subscriptions due the Record
TO date should be settled Immediate
ly 80 the books can be squared.
All past due subscriptions due the
Press must also be settled to carry
out the terms OF the consolidation.
CRITTENDEN RECORD PRESS.
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radiant finger, pointing to the eter-
nal home, upon whose portal yet
they linger, looking back for US to
come. Alas Alas doth hope de-.
ceive us? Shall friendship. love,
shall all those ties that bind a
moment, and then leave US, be found
again where nothing dies? Oh, if
no other boon were given to keep our
hearts from wrong and stain, who
would not try to win a heaven, where
all We love shall live again?
h. A. l.,
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-28

Mrs. r. +. Debos and children
left Sunday afternoon. for visit to
friends and relatives in Crittenden
county.-Wniontown' Telegram.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-28

There will not be any services at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
the pastor will fill an appointment
at Tolu.
There will be services at the Pres
byterian church at Tolu next Sun
day, both morning and night. Ser
vices conducted by Rev. B. Andres,
of Marion.
The text of the sermon at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday was
James / 20, "Be ye doors of the
word, and not hearers only, deceiv-
ing your own selves. The author
of this epistle was the brother eff our
Lord, and he doubtless was impress
ed with the remarks that Christ so
often made concerning the hearers
that do not hear. The parable of
Math. 1924, the sower, and that of
the two kinds of foundations for
house are illustrations of the way
men hear the word of God, 1923.
There are three attitudes of man
toward the word. First, he sould
hear it. Second, he should look
into it. Third, he should do it,
The word for hear in the Greek 10
an unusual word in the n. II. 1t is
common in classical Greek, however.
1t means to listen attentively.
Some people 60 to church but do
not listen to the word as 1t is preach
ed to them. Some let the cares of
this world and the deeeitfulness of
riches destroy their heart faculties,
and they become unfruitful hearers
of God 5 word. We are to be hear
ers that will hear, for, "Blessed are
they who hear the word of God, and
keep it. Blessed are your ears for
they hear and your eyes for they
see," said Christ. (See notes. We
should look into the word. James
likens the word to mirror. What
would home be without S mirror?
A man needs a mirror to see if he is
clean and tidy, so Gods word reflects
all Of our imperfections. If some
men did not look into the mirror any
more than they look into The word
of God, they would become so filthy
and vile that they would be banished
from society. lie who does not look
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-28

Noah Fox, of Iron Hill, was here
Tuesday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
X. II. Kemp, who is quite ill.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-28

Will be in Marion Monday
March II, to buy good horses
and mules. Bring in your
stock and get the cash.
Layne & Leavel.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-28
CHURCH NOTES

There will not be any services at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
the pastor will fill an appointment
at TOlu.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-28

There will be services at the Pres
byterian church at Tolu next Sun
day, both morning and night. Ser
vices conducted by Rev. B. Andres,
of Marion.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-28
For SAFE.

A good piano. New, has been
used very little. G. II. FOSTER.
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