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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-20

John Enricks. wife and son of AS.
pinwall were visiting at the home Of
Emil Eggers last Sunday.
The T. d. Clothing Co.'S. merchan-
disc sale was not pulled off last Sat-
urday on account of the threatening
Of rain. 1t is postponed to next
Saturday.
F. G. Book our up-to-date wine and
liquor merchant had his Cafe nicely
papered and painted.
Jurgen Hansen celebrated his birth
day at the home of Pete Jochimson in
Walker town last Friday. Quite
number were present and all reported
a rafting good time.
The freight house of C. M. & St.
P. was on fire one day last week, but
our fire boys were promptly there and
put the flames under control before
they had time to destroy much.
j. r. Thede. candidate for county
supervisor, was up in Hayes township
last Wednesday looking after politi-
cal matters and of course was driving
his white face mules.
John Claussen is canvassing now for
the Cherokee Hail Insurance Co.
Claus Sleek made a business trip
to Manning last Monday.
Less Paup and family Of Harlan
were visiting at the home of C. A.
Sykes and wife last Sunday.
H. A. Tripplett has traded his
dwelling to Schultz of Earling for
Dakota land.
j. Carnahan sold his restaurant,
business to the Sutton Boys, but
when the boys considered the dea
they got cold feet and threw up the
deaf.
| E. M. Smith sold his dwelling tt
our auctioneer, j. R. Thede. Mr.
Smith and family are planning to &,
to the coast country.
Al Hart of Denison spent the latte
: part OF the week here transacting bus
; mess.
Monday Of this week large monu
/ ment was erected over the grave o
: the late Charles Segebart ST..
. Allie Morris of Denison spent tn
a week here visiting her cousin, Hanna
e Bayles.
+ w. H. Van Slyke of Dunlap spen
= the latter part of the week here visit
g ing his son +. L. Van Slyke, an
n transacting business in regard to in
!. surance.
J. F. c. Book shipped his bowlin
!. alley equipments to Ricketts, thi
week. having sold them to some on
5 who contemplates starting bowlin
3 alley.
Jack Anderson of Sioux City sper
the latter part of the week here vi.
! ,ting friends.
= A number from here went to Buc
Grove Saturday afternoon to gaths
botany specimens and spend the ate,
:, noon in the woods. They returne
home in the evening quite tired OF
:, but all had very enjoyable time.
Ray Grimes was an Arion visitt
- Sunday going there to play ball wi,
Charter Oak.
Lulu Willis went to Kenwood Mo
a day morning to resume her scho
duties again after a weeks Hines
It Fred Reinfeldt and family spel
h Sunday in Aspinwall visiting FRIEND
and relatives.
:. Rev. Father Coffee was Bue
s. Grove visitor Sunday.
Joe and Charley Filligan were Den
d son visitors Sunday.
ell The @. P. @. met with Carrie Olso
Saturday evening at her home in tt
e country. A very enjoyable time w;
2 had by all present.
l. The Ladies Aid Society of the Pre-
byterian church met Wednesday afte
d noon with Mrs. d. H. Naeve.
d Mrs. d. H. Naeve spent Sunday wit
her daughter, Mrs. Tony Rozum
l. Perry, Iowa.
l. C. A. burlington spent the latte
r part of the week in Council Bluffs.
Jack Anderson returned to Siou
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS


uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Wilson. She is a graduate of the
Charter Oak High school and will be
here to attend the commencement ex-
ercises this week.
Last Saturday night the pupils
of the High school gave reception
to Superintendent and Mrs. Hoffman
in the l. o. o. F. hall. Mr.. Hoffman's
pupils and the teachers of the public
schools were present to enjoy very
pleasant evening. A delicious three
coure luncheon was served.
Dan Bechtle, of Kansas City, re-
tired engineer on the Denver road, is
here visiting his ,sister, Mrs. Las
Jones, and nieces, the Mesdames Ster-
ner.
Mrs. Geo. Ullerich visited in DEM
son on Tuesday of last week.
Miss Sophia Ullerich accompanied
by Mrs. Joe Ullrich, went to Ute to
visit her brother, Bert, one day last
week.
Mrs. H. H. Sturges went to Vermil-
lion, South Dakota, last Saturday for
visit among relatives and friends.
Little Eva Robb who has been very
sick for the past week is convalescing
The Charter Oak mall started Tues
day after being idle for several weeks.
A new process of bleaching turns out
white flour instead of natural color.
F. S. Probasco went to Kenwood
last week to work on Elmer New
kinks house.
| The annual commencement exer-
cises will take place on May 21st, at
the opera house.
Miss Mabel Irwin, Miss Garnet Val.
lertsen, and Thomas Thomson Jr., are
the three graduates to receive diplo.
mas this year.
Mrs. VIM. F. Miller was called to
Sioux City Friday on account of the
sickness of her mother.
Mr.. Chris Hennings was over from
Denison one day last week to visit
his friends. Like bad penny Chris
will return.
w. F. Peterson is improving his
property by putting in new cement
walk along the north side of the
yard.
DR.. G. r. Hill is putting a terrace
and cement wall, adding much to the
appearance of his neat little cottage
on Main street.
Mrs. John Witt went to Ute Wed
nesday to visit her son, Harry.
Mrs. S. M. Stouffer and son, An
drew, returned to their home at Sa
City after a Snort visit with her pa,
ents in the Oak
; Herman Carve is making extensiv,
improvements on his residence nortl
of town.
Chris. Christensen has raised hi
house, putting in a brick foundation
building on an addition and other
wise improving his home.
w. S. Moore, of Manila, candidate
for County Attorney on the Republican
ticket, was visiting his friends in tn
Oak Wednesday,
Uncle Morris McHenry came owe
Thursday to do some surveying TO
/. the CITY Fathers" and to act peace
maker for other parties by locating
lines and corners.
Mrs. l.. E. Goodwin was passenge
to Sioux City last Thursday.
H. A. Tinker has purchased a ney
/. piano for his daughter, Helen.
Mrs. Bert e. Weed went to Louis
vile, Nebraska to visit cousin TO
a few days. She will stop at Oman,
to visit friends also
Mr.. and Mrs. Mlller, parents o
our Nick, have been making their sol
visit.
w. w. Cushman, Chas. Tucker, 7
j. Careny, Auctioneer Smith were owe
from Denison attending the Antrim
> sale.
c. r. Metcalf "a Mapleton lawyer
was here on business Tuesday of las
: week.
John Way, of Denison was her,
Saturday.
! August Baak living north of tow
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the CHILDREN LIRE TT
MNNEDY'S LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
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Fulton Folding go carts, the
Worlds Standard at John Fastji. 20-tf
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Elk.
blad, May 18th. q bright baby girl.
Mother and child getting along fine.
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The crsain: Of the Seal
IN Order.

Who is The character spoken
'uf Ill R"v. IT, md. and ] saw
and b,hnd II white horse and
he that sat ON him lad II bow
and 4 crown WAS gave unto him
and hc vert forth conuucring
and - conqlcr.
This character is 10 raise up
in the last DAYS, and he shah 20
forth 70 conqucrinG and To con
qucr, Rev. 1911.
Aud saw heaven opened and
behold d white lr,rsc. And he
that sat upon him was called
faithful and true, and in RICH.
tnousnaSs hc doth judge anti
make war,
Yes this character shal, maze
war. ont not with those that u.
m.lGhcr their creator and have
followed the teaching OF Christ
this great war will be with the
wicked.
Rev. 10 ~. And I saw tho
beast and the krcS Of The earth
and their armies gather 70
gather to make war against
him that sa. on the horse, and
against his army, history has
ncrer give account Ol Il war like
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declaration that the soul that
Simeth it shall die" could not
have been Of any except he Jews,
for Bro Garrett says the Gen.
tiles were created subject TO
death; 20 il would be no punish
ment to them for they must die
sny.way.
So We see according to Bro
Garrett this Scripture applies
to Jews only. Aud the declara.
ton is that The Sonl" Shall die"
and totally upsets Bro CARROTS
doctrine that the soul of the Jew
lived after death. So we see
what a terrible muddle Bro
Garrett gets into when the
real word of God bumps up
against his unscriptural theory.
The bible nowhere teaches that
that the Soul Of any man is
immortal.
Now the truth of the matter is
simply this; that in the beginning
God created one man, male and
| female, in his own likeness and
: immage: this man was perfect:
so perfect, that God Surveying
! his work seen tla, il was not
only Good, but very good.
This man had life which would
have been everlasting if he had
not sinnod: but God Said In
the day thou eatest thereof thou
Shalt surely dc"
Man did cat Of the forbidden
/! fruit, and died within the speci.
fled time. And 80 Paul Said
AS by one man Sin entered
into the world. ard death by
sin, and so" death passed upon
all men," Rom a:l2. The Sou
that Sinneth it shall die.
! In that death here is NJ
CONSCIOUSNESS, no sorrow IN
pain, no joy. no pleasure, NJ
heat, no cold, no Sound, no light
for proof please Read Eccl %
,o.--Psa 1864. PS. 60 job Il
T.. -ll;22l Feel 9:6. Psa lll:l1
Acts = -.
These Scriptures teach plainly
that there is no CONSCIOUSNESS.
either u! sorrow or Of joy aftcl
!. death. and before the resurruc
ticn:
Yours in tho truth
+. G. Eust.
Min Grove M
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Yes Paul and Bro. Garrett

Rust? Reade: you must be the
judge. Paul said a wild olive
tree, wild by nature-grafted in
to a good olive tree-the one
blinded until the fullness Of the
other came in. But Bro. Rust
as much as says Paul you must
DC mistaken. For this is Just
what Bro. Garrett says. and his
mind is so benighted that he has
stumped the two man theory.
Again We must turn our attcn.
ton 10 what Paul has said for we
say the same thing; please read.
But now in Cbti,, Jesus so who soue times
We're tar on arr made nigh By the blood OF
! rhfis:.
| For b" II our peace, who hath made both one
aud hath broken down the unii.o well .!
partition tctwr"n u.
Having abolished in his flesh the encnii'!
! even the law u ccniuaniment- rnntaiu.G Il
orc.nu..cre, ior To lnslc in himself %, twain On,
new mn, 20 making p"'tp
Ard talt h. miYnt r.ronc.I. both uat0 God
in one ho'y by the cros-, having .laIn ,h'
cnmily thereby.
Anl &; n. ard preached peace to you "lic.
wer. atal. OF, nni 10 them that were nigh
4 For h,ough him we bu have Access by ON
Spirit Unto the Father
forr lu,rs. but f,'lnwciti,,ur with tin "a mt
/ and %, .ht huu-chud OF God,
And a,c Lui, upon thu Foundation If the ~
o.tlc, ru', pro phctr. J,sgs Carts, h,,n-ef nc.n;
The snIr' cornri .tJnr. Ephe @~-latu -.
Now here Paul declares that
there was two men. and that i
took Clri>t'S blood to make tho
two one, and this is Just what VT
say. Now there is one thin,
that we canno, do for Bro. Rust
and that is bring Paul back here
and have Inn say sometliu.
dIilcrunt TO what We Say inorGc,
tnat We might. Please Bro
Rust Just for one time. But thi'
~ canuot possible do That i:
We cal.not hr;ng Bro. Paul back
Ia get llnn 10 sly what Bro. rus
SAYS. 80 we vii, have To ,ca.
il rs il is, Paul declared IT,
whole councl. of l.od-and i,
that cclncil he declared tina
tAerc was two men and '.c hay
repeated i,--And Bro. Rust
CIR cts IT, il, hut W. cannot hciI
THAT either. i;u, We will try an
do; aad say Just what Paul die
and that is this.
Ana to man" nii mrn see Whit il tt
iulIo" ,G!p OF The mystery. which irnl
ID" hcylnun. Of ,nc world hath bee
hid III God who created ail things h
),suy Christ. Ephe 80
Yes To make all men gee, IN
We will try Ia make BRO. kns
81" Il. whether he oWn; i. "
not--Ani v, ask villa. was til,
my 'crS ana val says this;
ina, the Cru'r ~ Md he irl!u'
hrii.. Gnln thc same bod, md VA
talt,- II III, prnn.' in Oh. = by T."
cGs,el Eih" ; 6
All iii. =, ,,.4 Nbut Nv,
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Continued from page 2.
ord. Ours.

whereof yc arr 10" ""--N "
mos. things !. dca'b.
Bu, nov being made free from sin. and
bccuine servants 10 God, ye have so"r ffni'
,n,o holiness, aud the end everlasting life.
HI, ,,s wages II sin is do tn; bht the gift
:: ,,vs Is -trruui life through Jesus Chris, orr
Lord. Eom. 81 ~ -
Ord. His.
~, in death there is nc rem cmbarnce
! a, ,h.e. In the grave who shall give
N,hse ,hsnksY Ps 60
- Ours.
ANA m il the record that God hath given
q, ~. eternal life, md ,his lie IS iu his son
] John t--li
n, sheep hear .ay voice, and know them.
AMI they follow me-
An, rivr unto them r,crnai lie; and they
.bs;. never perish neither sball any man
rlpc. chem ou' ofmy hand It, Joan iv-s' =
The reader will see the illiia.
yored theory of tn" Bros. Now
W, ar, not contending that the
uatural life Is not termed soul in
the ble> sod hoax, for in previous
articles we haze said and explain
ed that soul W. life; natural life,
living Soal spiritual life the
natural life dies tor u;.hrIl SuE.)
l But the spiritual life Tor living
soup lives on AZ the scriptures
wc hay" given above prove. Hut
the scr'ptur. referred 10 by the
brother has reference to the
4 natu--A life and especially tn the
4 Hitilcs before Christ come TO
p,arth
Bro. Rust says, that We did
I not dcny, but that the beasts
have souls. This is one thing
Yea did not misrcprcscn' us on.
! Fn. our readers know that this
is onr '',.lig Wo have talked to
J ;h,,n. aull tIught them hereto
| fore. IIu, n, all times and places
u. hoy, ,n.ri, them that there
v,. . difference between soul"
! Enthusiastically, N,,,,. tL,, IN,
! ;. ;, H.. ,.
~ ''''
! lN'NE >"'''N '''"' - wy ''"'
| life N"w Bro. hu>t we are
( rrnni that 'hi> b"nightcG mind
i,t,u.. hos brain cnourh. and
| ,i ..,,,..,...,,, g.. ,.,,
1 =,
4 ~ ~ 49, 49, - y 80 - ' "
z ANA IA" Ni'"lh ~ !''' w."
Vy"ur ncNrr dying soul, and
Ial,iu,.p,,. H. with the candle ii
,. .r,., ,,,, .,, ,,r, tr,,n
,,, ,,A,
kl,t,I tIl.t.sst ~ { ItriAi .tn&nS& INT
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Cav val w 4AAbrASSo SOns
The people shall be gathered
from Ill nations in this great
war: Please read Rev. 1870.
And the beast wss taken, aed
with bin the false prophet that
wrought myrscles before him.
with which he deceived them
that had received the mark Of
the beast, and them TINT wor-
shipped his image. these both
were cast alive into lake Of fire
burning with birthstone.
Yes these are the ones that de.
ceived and teach not the truth
IN the holy work but walk after
their own lusts, and their mouth
speaketh great swelling words.
Jude 10 yer.
Yes men have began to think
they can teach better examples
than Christ sat forth for Us to
follow, and by so doing they have
lead these that would like to be
u Christian in darkness and they
know no: what to do, for they
never hear the truth and are
starving. they know not what
for. Rev. ID Blessed is be-
that readeth and they that hear
the words OF this prophecy and
Keep those things which are
written therein for the time Is
at At hand,
| Now is surely the time to
read aud do the saying that are
written in the holy bible, II We
expected to be with that
character that shall come
to drive wickednpss from the
face of the earth, and if we
choose to live and reign with
Christ a thousand years before
the resurrection' We must
study to shew ourselves work.
man app owed of Christ
And blessed and holy is he
that hath part in the irst res.
directions: on such the sc, ond
death hath no power but they
! shall be prirsts OF God and
Christ, and shall rcirn with him
Il Thousand Years. This is after
the great battle mas been con-
uucr and the remnant were slain
with the swcrd u. him that sat
upon the horse which sword pro.
icced out Ut his mouth Rev. 10 ii.
And the dew that deceived
them was Cas-, into the lake Of
ire.
| Now l shall use one mora
luuO,at,0n hoping that thc reader
viii understand this subject
plan. W. shalt know tbs char
dc:or tor God Intended That tllc
a great and small shall know him
V when he is chosen, so now
!! please read, Ill. that hath an car.
let HIM hear What the spirit saith
! unto The Churches, to him that
ON ,rcomcth will ] give to cat OF
the hidden mamma and will give
} him a white stone and in the
D stone q new name written which
no man knoweth saving he that
;rccrivoah it, and he that over
= comrth, and kccpeth MY works
L unto the end, 10 him will ! give
a power over the nations and Nv
shall ruln them with rod %.
II iron; AZ the vc,scl. If potter
shah they bn broken to shivcrs,
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Answer tc Bro. Garrett.

| HNh0 - w - ~ Eioht lliS 1SkocTo
believe that his app,nent has
owned up to his mistakes. or as
heputs it Come over to our side
OF the hou Sc
And in this case nc las applied
u meaning to my words concern.
ing tile SoGl," that was not i'm.
piled in the words.
He said l say the life is the
soul; which ! did not mean, did
not say, for it is not Il iAct The
life is not the soul, and the body
is not the soul: but living soul
was the result Of breathing the
breath of lie into the body, as is
made plain in Gen.;
i There was never anything
created in the Animal kind, from
man, down TO All insect, that has
not in some degree conscious
ness; they are all sentient beings,
Souls.
. Bro. Garrett has not denied
, the tact that the lower animals
are referred to in the Scripture
/ rs LINING Souls. Yet he says
b there was Il n.an created that
was numbered with the beasts
+, anu DID not have IA living soul.
Now any clear minded man,
woman, or thild, can >cr, If he
can read, tlat such teaching Us
that is not found in the word of
God; il originated in Bro.
10 Garrett own bcnignteG bran.
# This false and uuscriptural
theory has been exploded time.
| and again by writer's in the
CRESSLT.
? hT". Jarrett says That the
3, man created On the 9Th. day did
not have a living Soul; that he
was create" SUBJECT 10 Death:
mat IshIe Wis no death III" Tor
= lli'l loNjoiI''. Now Noticc what
iaN! III ROMANS .: l.. says: lac
+ says. as by ono man, ,in enter
td INTO III" ""rld; and death
=, ny SIN; ana 80 death passed
upon al! mon lor AL lar'
>lhh"".
ll'iH "cGl''''"" tells US TIM
! MI M'n 'aii' under III" dealt
. pth'lt% on account Ut Adams
:, SIN. IL A0an' u.t ~" !St Go!
:, IL. -
''ro. ''arr"t' taIts uH { ~ nj
u not 80, ii" ) - tee Gentle,
were t;'d'vd ,''ioNtl 10 "'ath.
: No" Wit" sinai! We "i"lr
p III" Harrr'' "' iir" Paul.
Il Nln1t %" r"aNiblr Ia t Bro
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Mr.. SCHNEIDER was about tc re.
t;ro I'm, tho n;cl,t u,ho, ho ko,,,i
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through nor steal for where
The Forrest City times., 1908-12-25

Cheap, Lumber at E. Moore's Mill IlVe and one-half miles southwest of Forrest City.
 Christmas HollyBoxes, many shapes. Tor packing gifts, cheap at the News stand. DC and up.
 Bring your furs, Lides, ginseng. bees. wax, i'd iron, metal, rags, bones. or anything eise in the old junk line. to MT M. Rutsky, at the Warshaysky store, corner North Front and Rosser streets, and receive the highest price.
 The Magnolia Club Whisky. bottled Tn bond, and sold by the drink or bottle at the Magnolia Saloon is mild. mellow llquor that you will appreciate. Try It when in need. T. c. Folbre, Jr. x %: We also have the Magnolia Ciub Whisky in barrel goods, and so- licit your jug orders. Phone IA.
 Miss Winnie Agnew, of Jackson. Mississippi, arrived in the city Wed. nesday evening, and is charming guest of Miss Ethel Taylor. for the holidays. We extend the fair young Mississippian cordial and hearty welcome and all the best wishes of the season to her and her gracious young hostess.
 We have sold three handsome graphophones recently, and want to make it four before Xmas. Especially this handsome $65 instrument which will be an ornament to any home and is unsurpassed for quality and splen- did service. Call and see it. Cash or credit at the Newsstand.
 MT. H. W. Fisher, of Johnson town ship, returned home Tuesday night from visit to Batesyile, Mississippi, his old stamping ground. It has been tifty-three years since MT. Fish CT was in that neighborhood, and he says he met a number of acauain- tances. The trip was enjoyable not withstanding the ravages of time was visible everywhere.
 The Times is in receipt of post card from Rev. Boone l.. Milford, dated Mckenzie, Tennessee, in which he desires us to announce that Dr. z. l T. Bennett will preach at the Metho- dist church next Sunday, December ?, at the usual hours. All are cor dially invited to attend The new | preacher will fill the pulpit the first | Sunday in January, 1909.
The Forrest City times., 1908-12-25

All Patent Medicines advertised in this paper are for sale at the City Drug Store. Q. N. Warren, Prop.
 We will sell you six pairs of Mems Eyer-Wear Hose for Sl.50, and guar antee them against holes for months. Fussell-Graham-Alderso Company. A new pair for every pair that don't stand the test.
 By January l, 1908, | will have for rent a brand new comfortable broom cottage, with cabinet mantels and grates in two rooms, etc. For further particulars call on T. O. Fitzpatrick at the postoiiice.
 New goods just received at the New York Racket Store in Imperial Building. Chinaware of all kinds, tinware and glassware. A big lot-5c and up. Call and see it. Much of this suitable for Christmas presents. ]. H. Steinberger.
 Christmas services will be held in the Church of the Good Shepherd on the morning of Christmas day at II o'clock. Special music has been pre- pared. and all are cordially invited to attend and enjoy the service. Edward T. Mables, Rector.
 If you want a jug of good whisky you can get it at the Magnolia Saloon, where there is great variety of brands, at prices to suit. Also wines, brandses, mineral waters, bottle and keg beers, etc. Call and see us. T. C. F0fbre, Jr., & Co.
 Fer real good, genuine value in coal, you can do no better than phone your order to Mir. A. b. Boyle, at the Planters gin, No. 2ll, and tell him to put you in a supply of the Big Mud dy. The price is right and reasonable and the quality is way above the price.
 Berry Fussell's meat market has got on it's holiday garb. Evergreens are tastefully arranged, making a beautiful setting for the fat meats hung on the walls. The two windows are filled with tempting display of all kinds of manufactured meats. Go and it.
 What better Christmas present could you give than handsome pianoi Think how many future Christmas days you could enjoy it. We sell pianos and organs on very easy pay. ments. Address Interstate Furniture Company, Helena, Arkansas, Haskell Riglftor, Manager.
 Misses Winnie Stevens and Lottie Aldridge are among the charming young ladies who are here to spend the holidays with parents and other delatlves diaa i've sand and friends. The young la Eureka Springs, where they had beer attending Crescent College