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The Nevada County picayune., 1908-02-20

The democratic state couve ton of Wisconsin unanimously endorsed Wm. ]. Bryan for the presidency.
 Wm. Dowd, of Lanabwg, re- eeleed a telephone message Sat UI5av evening that his daughter. Mr. WaIte HaWley, had lied aG her home at Grandy, Ark at 2 o'clock that afternoon.
 Misses Emma and Ollie Hson .efa yesterday r Seneca, Mo. Miss billie will attend 5cAao. at eaaa tha coming yea. and aI'zs
 s If gaa 4a-f4aa
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 White went 9o f5za- Eaa today.
 F. F. Mckenzie came home this morning.
 M. M. Lavenderleft this morn ing for BJstrop, La.
 Jos. Beaty came in from Tex arkana this morning.
 C. C. Hamby returned from Philadelphia last night.
 Miss Cleone Rudolph left for Arkadelphia this morning.
 Miss Hattie May Blake, who is teaching at Gale, is visiting home folks today.
 Mrs. R. L. Mitchell, of Hope, visited her sister Mrs. I'D. Scott. yesterday.
 Miss Lizzie Christopher came in from Emmet last night to wis it home folks.
 Mrs. Cobb of TeXarkana, sis ter of Dr. Gill, is here visiting friends and relatives.
 Fred Murrah has bought How ard Terry's interest in the news stand, next the post office.
 Miss Ruth Wilson, who has been visiting with the family of Rev. T. D. Scott, returned to her home at Pine Bluff last night. J. S. Reagan, of this Citizens Bank, left this morning for an extended trip in the west.
 Dr. Sid Weaver, an old Nevada county boy, who has been living at Saratoga has located at Fulton. Jack Grayson, our popular postmaster, left this morning on a visit to his brother at Stephens. Mrs. Dr. Weaver, of Mt. Mo- riah, left this morning for Fulton on a visit to his son, Dr. Sid Weaver.
 Miss Ola Bell entertained a number of her young friends by a valentine party at her home last night.
 R. P. Hamby returned last night from Philadelphia, where he has been doing stunts as court stenographer.
 Dr. J. M. F. Gill returned last night to hls home at Cameron, Texas, accompanied by his fath- CT and mother, who will make their home there in the future. We miss our genial real estate man, Alex Vaughan, from his desk in this office this morning. He is very sick with pneumonia at his home on Christian Ridge.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-02-20
SE.VER.Y'T HING IN
 DRUGS.

Fruit. Candy. Cigars Tobacco. Breed Cold . Drinks. Cream Etc
 pa1sea ArsHs8s. 
 
    
 Hz a.s
 CHARLEY KING. 
 ! m eas Box a. e aa5 see f ; Bryan ! a5es 5aat che Railroad ] a5a #i0l# ae a town t0- isa
 ! E. G. Richardson of Heber I town today. kou are 3 talker go to Bryan $. ] ready for you. fs. Green Wylie returned ! Danville last night. |G. Clark, of Philadelphia, Ein town yesterday, ttorney C. R. Haynie spent erday in Washington. ss Ethel Hambrice left for bn to visit Mrs. J. F. Nor N your pencils and get them bened at Stainton's Drug torney c. C. Hamby made a ssional trip to Nashville Fday.
 hitect Gibb, of the firm of k Sanders, of Little Rock, 2 De in the city tomorrow. &R SALE. A young Jersey
 Fifteen dollars will buy 3 low. C. B. ANDREWS. SALE. One good pair of mules
 pair of brood mares. Cheap D. J. B. BRADLY, o miles west of Bluff City, Ark. le Comb Rhode Island
 Pure breed. Fine laying
 Setting of 15 eggs SIPS. Garland, Emmet, Ark.
 cracken good farm for
 Well improved-3 3 miles pf Laneburg 75 acres in btion, one-half mile of D and school. NAT MARTIN. Moore, special agent of
 $. Department of Agri- e will address the farmers gada county at the court ln Prescott on the import pf planting the improved e cotton seed, on Saturday, hry 22nd, at 10:30 a. m. ssday. Dinner Hsrn.
 2. Felts is a business visit ittle Rock today.
 Y. Newth was down town day after a severe spell of bs.
 SALE OR RENT. An 80 acre and Farm, ? miles from Pres Fl. B. MBKENZIE.
 CE. Il wish to buy a good, gen.
 only pony. Will pay cash P. B. F. JORDAN.
 Gilll, of Texarkana, came
 night to visit with the
 of his aunt, Mrs. T. M.
 Tompkins and wife, of
 returned from Memphis
 Int, where he has been at-
 the medical college.
 Bailey, of Gurdon, came
 } attend the K. of P. lodge
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-02-20
ALEX VAUGHAN
 REAL ESTATE
NOTARY PUBLIC

NOTARY PUBLIC It will pay you to see him if you want a home Fine list ot City Property and Farm Lands. Office with The Picayune PRESCOTT ARK.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-02-20

From a bushel of corn the dis tiller gets four gallons of whisky Which retails at $16. 80 The farmer gets .45 The U. s. Govern't gets LAO The R. R. Go. gets 80 The manufacturer gets 400 The drayman gets .15 The retailer gets ts---- zoo The consumer gets Drunk The wife gets ts-------- Hunger The children get Rags The policemen get Office The man who vites li-
 cense gets What?
 Mrs. Minnie U. Rutherford, of Magazine, State Recording Sec retary of the w. c. T. U. is in town. the guest of MT. and Mrs. Jno. I'M. Putnam. Mrs. Ruther- ford will be one of the speakers at the Frances Willard Memorial service Sunday afternoon at three o'clock in the Methodist church. Everybody is cordially invited. Let all come and pay homage to our sainted leader.
 NOTICE. The School Improve ment Association will meet Fri dry afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the school chapel. Mrs. Ruther- ford, of Magazine, Recording Secretary of the w. c. T. U., will address the meeting. Let everybody at all interested in the school be present. We want our school second to none in the state, and the women can help greatly in getting and keeping it that way, so P1EASE come.
 MRS. JNO. M. PITTMAN. Pris.
 MRS. H. A. SYKES, Sec'y.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-02-20
W, L. I. |.
FOR TIE LICENSE VOTER.
Mrs. Jennie Carr Piifman, Editor. l

From a bushel of corn the dis tiller gets four gallons of whisky
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-02-20

News From New York 0ua of the most up-to-date clothing gact8.ies went into bankruptcy Our buyer, Ar. Sackte hes bought the entlra stock al 35 cts. on the dollar. New York Store
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-08
TALKS TO WOMEN ONLY
Saturday Afternoon Sermon of Rev.
Sunday Was Directed to
Femininity.

Fully 5000 women greeted Rev Sun
day in the tabernacle Saturday after
noon to hear his famous address to
women only. Mr.. Ackley presided at
the piano while Mr.. Fischer conduct
ed the music, and as usual, Fred was
everywhere, but these men withdrew
before the sermon was begun.
Preceding the announcement of the
text, Mr.. Sunday stated that if 1t
was embarrassing for women to near
such words as he felt called upon to
speak, it was ten thousand times more
embarrassing for him to face crowd
OF women alone. But he had come to
the conclusion that such message
was of the utmost Importance and he
was actuated only by his great desire
to uplift humanity. He disarmed
criticism when he said, IF any of
you women think you are not going
to like what have to say, either get
up and go out now or keep your
mouths shut after you do go out"
No invitation was given at the close
of the service but that the women and
girls deeply appreciated the message OF
the afternoon, was attested by the
hundreds who pressed forward 10 take
Mr. Sundays hand and express to
him their gratitude.
The text was found in II Kings
4::26. rs it well with thee, is it we'll
with thy husband, is it well with the
child?'
The unlimited power of woman,
nhether for good or for bad, was the
theme of the afternoon. While extol-
ling womannood, and her sphere in
life as it is assigned to her by God,
Mr.. Sunday presented in the most
vivid ond telling manner. the awful
degradation and the curse Of sin that
is bound to follow her downfall. Cali
great women are content TO fill the
sphere that God has assigned to
woman; it IS only some lighthearted
flip who wants to MAMIE herself and
get out OF this sphere. This sphere is
essentially the home and as the homes
are, so is the country at large.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-08
have any respects for herself,
why should lose sleep having re-
spect for iier?"

nave any respects TOT HerSSH'
why should lose sleep having re-
spect for her?"
"Men know which girls they can
speak to. If you can't go down
the street without having men
speak to you, it is the fault Of
your own fool selves"
1.-THE virtue of womanhood is the
rampant of the world. Break
that down and you have broken
your way into the hottest depths
of hell"
Society has just about put
maternity out of fashion. When
you stop to consider the char
acter of the average society wom-
an | do not know that the world 10
any worse off for it,
1.-THE woman who marrles some
young buck to reform him, is the
biggest fool in the bunch. He
doesn't marry you to reform you."
"If were the judge either on
earth here below or In heaven
above, | would ten thousand times
sooner pardon Some poor girl who
is ruined by her lover, than some
married wretch who breaks her
marriage vows"
divorce laws arc damnable and
pernicious, The time will come
when no protestant minister will
unite in marriage any man or
woman who has been divorced
while the other party to the d.
vorce lives.
"There are no scripturaf
grounds for divorce except adul-
terry. America leads the world in
divorce"
"Don't worry if you never
marry, Better live and die an
old maid than marry Some men.
If you are an old maid you are In
good company"
Girls, don't let your actions
advertise, MAN wanted quick
Many an old maid is an old maid
because she has tried to do most
of the courting,"
"Every bad man will drag some
person to hell, and usually that
person is woman"
Thousand times better build
fence around precipice, than
build hospital at. the bottom.
Better speak plainly now than be
shocked by later developments"
"a good woman is the best
thing this side of heaven; a bad
woman is the most pernicious
thing this side Of hell. Women
hood determines the destiny Of
the world. A women makes the
home, the homes makes the COM
munity, the communities mako
the country, therefore woman
hood rules the world. If Christ
is to be taught in the homes it is
up to you women to do it,"
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~ wish could make the ave-
rage girl who tlirts see herself as
the average man sees her. His
thought is that if she does not
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SERMON on JUDGMENT
Evangelist Mounts One Step Higher
on Ladder Leading to Final
Climax

AS Mr. Sunday draws near the
close of his series in this city, the gen.
eral impression upon the people who
are regular attendants at the meet
ings is that he is gradually reaching I.
climax, each discourse seems to be
one step higher than the one before
in power, intensity and clearness.
Certain it is that the sermon on "Tha
Judgment" given last night, produc'
ed a woncerful effect and left thous-
ands wondering what height could be
reached by the lmpassioned speaker
before the revivals close next Sunday
night.
MI. Sunday made particular play
on the indelible prints made on the
memories OF man, stating that upon
the day Of judgment that every deed,
every word, would be flashed clearly
upon memo"v's screen. At the close OF
the sermon 105 men and women cana
forward and took the evangelist by
the hand One of thu, most beautiful
pictures Of the evening was the one
drawn by Mr.. Sunday. who used the
! words Of Fob Ingersoll in famous
address given in Chicago some years
ago in an oratorical flight denouncing
Jesus Christ. Mr.. Sunday used the
same words and sentences, but merely
transformed the meaning:
"And l would rather be the humb-
lest German peasant that ever lived,
wearing wooden shoes, clothed in
! homespun, seated by my cottage, vine
clad, over which the grapes hans
purple. kissed by the rays Of the set.
ting sun ac it dies out in the west,
with my family about me, my open
Bible on MY knee and at peace with
God through repentance and faith in
Jesus Christ and my hope of glory
! assured, than to be the greatest blat-
ant beer-soaled, sneering infidel on
earth or i'll hell or that ever will ba
on earth or in hell
Revival Notes.
MI. Sunday, accompanied by MIR.
Fischer, is in Muscatine this after
noon and evening, holding two ser.
vices there The tabernacle erected
last year for the evangelist still
stands in that city and the two meet.
/ ing have been promised by the evan
gelist as the result of urgent en-,
treaties from the Muscatine commit.
! tee.
I Mrs. Fred Seibert and son Paul are
! expected in Ottumwa this evening to
stay the remainder Of the series with
| Fred the tabernacle man. Mrs. Sci
bert is coming from Plano, ILL.,
The overflow meeting in the First
Baptist church last evening was adj
dressed by Evangelist l. G. Franks.
Mr.. Pledger assisted in the service.
E. r. Bean, representing the Cour-
Ter in Faireld. occupied a seat al the
press table last evening.
The duet, The Better Land" rem
/ Continued on Page 81
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Sundayisms.

The following are some Sundayisms
in Saturdays talk to women:
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E. r. Bean, representing the Cour-
Ter i'll Faireld. occupied a seat at the
press table last evening.
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The overflow meeting in the First
Baptist church last evening was adj
dressed by Evangelist I. G.. Franks.
Mr.. Pledger assisted in the service.
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Revival Notes.

Mrs Fred Seibert and son Paul are
expected in Ottumwa this evening to
stay the remainder Of the series with
Fred" the tabernacle man. Mrs. Sci
bert is coming from Plano, I'll.
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The duet The Better Land" rem
Continued on Page So
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1.-THE woman who marrles some
young buck to reform him, is the
biggest fool in the bunch. He
doesn't marry you to reform you."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-08

"Men know which girls they can
speak to. If you can't go down
the street without having men
speak to you, it is the fault OF
your own fool selves"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-08

"lf | were the judge either on
earth here below or In heaven
above, would ten thousand times
sooner pardon Some poor girl who
is ruined by her lover, than some
married wretch who breaks her
marriage vows"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-08

Society has just about put
maternity out of fashion. When
you stop to consider the char
acter of the average society Wom-
an do not know that the world 10
any worse off for it,
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"The virtue of womanhood is tho
rampant of the world. Break
that down and you have broken
your way into the hottest depths
of hell"
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31
PRIVATE CITIZENS
SHOULD ASSIST.

Devils Lake, AZ. D.. July 2s, 1903.
Editor Inter-Oeean: i. h: NJ: :, Il: n 4
In your Tissue Of last week YOU pub
lished an item singed committee
asking for. funds for the support Of
the local band, a., & =. ~. 2, t ..
.%5 This article appealed onlyTsto the
business men, and not to our citizens
i'm general. Il s;.l q Oh /; q .,, ] X zs 4
! That We need a band and that we
all want a band. a good live up-to-date
band no one win deny; why then
would it, be. out Of place TO ask the
citizens IN general to- contribute to
the support Of our band and not only
by SO doing help TO keep the organi-
szation together but to make improve.
ments in the same, such as new mn.
sic and the many cidentals that 80
make up a good solid animation
We all enjoy the evening concerts
that the boys have rendered on 80
fIaany OCCASIONS during the past and
we dare say that with support from
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31
A Record to be Proud of.

THE NORTHWESTERN CONSERVA-
TORY OF MUSIC, of Minneapolis,
has a record of twenty years of sue
cessful operation, and can refer to
over 10000 pupils from all parts of
the northwest who have enjoyed it's
advantages at that time. This insti-
tuition has now faculty of thirty. in
structors, all high class specialists,
and under the management of Miss
Olive Adele Evers, of Stanley Hall Of
fers exceptional opportunities amid
congenial surroundings, to those
seeking instruction in music, art or
expression. An attractive feature in
this connection is the offer of free
scholarships under the conditions
which will be gladly explained by the
management. From the use of these
scholarships a number of pupils have
attained eminence in their several
lines during the past few years. ID : -. y
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31


:: J. T. Anderson, of Penn, was here
Friday. !
w. R. Haig, of Starkweather, was
in the city last Friday on business.
R. G. Mosher, of Perth, was trans
acting bushes in the city last week.
w. T. Heising and G. M. Grant, of
Rugby were callers in the city last
Friday. q
First National bank loans money mot
only on farms, but ON good city proper
ty as wei. '>':: = &,'
B. l.. Wilson, of Churchs Ferry, was
in the city Friday of last week on
business
W. F. Foerney and wife, of Egeland.
were. callers in the city last Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. D. Sorenson, of Maxbass,
was here last week for several days
visiting with friends.
A. H. Nottemier, of Churchs Ferry
was here for several days the past
week transacting business.
Paul Campbell, of Rugby, was in
the city this week for several days at
tending to business matters.
Andrew Larson and Lena Johnson,
both of this city. took out marriage
license this week from Judge Henry.
Homer Ressler, of the Starkweather
Times, land his wife, were callers in
the city last week. Mr.. Ressler. attend.
ed court while here. S~3*
VIII Lager of Casselton, was oper.
= ated upon at the Mercy Hospital sin
this city Monday by DR.. McGueren
| for Hernia. At this writing he is i'm.
proving rapidly.
! The shows at the Bijou are drawing
large crowds. Last week the pictures
were exceptionally good and this weel
the show is fully up to standard, the
pictures are all new and the illustrat
led song is one of the features of the
bill.
| ! Latest Invention-Best thing goinl
for pumping water. Gasoline engine
with pump jack attached. Attach tt
any pump, Set up ready to run. onl,
$47.5o. Can be used for operating an
machinery requiring light power. Sc
FIJI. Prosser & Co..
Quite a number from here attende
1.-THE fair at Grand Forks this weel
The fair. this year. is: advertised as la
ger than ever and those attendin
from here,report as being we'll plea
: ed with the fair and a large crow
present. 81,
) The after supper ball games ha,
been drawing good crowds and
i seems as though this is really tt
+ proper time for games as gre
{. many are able to attend that wou
not otherwise go if it was in the afte
2 noon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31
our people as a whole that we would
be treated to many more evenings of
entertainment than we have of late.

VIC L1SdtCu W AAcAy AA04S SSSAA066 "a
entertainment than we have of late.
A good" band is something of
which we one and all can be proud and
then also they are big drawing card
for the city, besides being a big ad-
vertising card for this place on trips
that they make out of the city 40 play
on special occasions at other places
by each citizen, or we might say
each family contributing one dollar
each year, besides what the b lsincss
men give, we could have an A number
one band here, and I am sure that
each and avery one of us would get
our moneys worth many times dur
ing the year, in the entertainments
rendered and in the fact of knowing
that Devils Lake had a musical or
ganization second to none in the state
We would be glad to hear what
others, have to say on this subject.
AS for us, our dollar is ready and wait
ing any time the that is passed"
A Citizen.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31
AUCTION
Big Closing Out Sale at Ball & Stot.
lar Barn Saturday, AUGUST LIST.

In order to make room for our au-
tomobile business and repair shop we
have found it necessary to close out
all of our horse livery, including fif-
teen head of drivers, work and saddle
horses, ten runabouts, two hacks, one
three-seated golf wagon, four two-seat,
ten sets single harness, seven sets
double harness, saddles, robes, whips
blankets, and everything connected
with the horse livery business. Date
IF sale
SATURDAY, AUGUST I.
Terms-One years time on bank
able paper or five per cent discount
for cash.
This is not all wornout stuff, but,
choice lot of drivers, and our rigs are
nearly all new. You can bank on it
that this is a bonafide sale, so come
and make your bid. We are bound
to close out this stock if we have to
give them away. Don't forget the
date and place.
- Ball & Stotlar,
Devils Lake, N. Oak.
Frank Hyland, Auctioneer.
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Farm ,'''' Loans, Money 90
hand on favorable terms. Low:
est rates. E. j. chamberiiu. :.

u0EHu Uls ldVUidUlE GSEIllS. 10 ~.
est rates. =. E. ]. Chamberiin.
D. E. Wells made a business trip to
Towner last week. -
E. Horsman was a business caller
in Grand Forks last week.
Art Tobin, Of Grand Forks, was a
caller in Devils Lake last week.
Mrs. Harry Chapman, is visiting
with friends at Middle River, MINI.
., Louis Olson returned from Fargo
where he was attending the state fair.
Miss. Amy Flore, Of Osakis, Mimi.
is the guest of her sister Mae in this
city.
Z R. J. Drake, cashier of the bank at
Lakota, was a visitor in the city thfs
week.
Miss Genevieve Davies, of Maddox
is the guest at the home of j. ]. Howe
in this city.
Sheriff Sandle Of Nelson county,
| was in Devils Lake Monday loking af-
te official business.
Stewart Cameron of Grand Forks,
was the guest Of Attorney Fred J.
Traynor over Sunday.
| Rev. ]. r. MacClean, of Towner was
attending the Bible conference at the
Chautauqua last week..
Chat Honey and George Mclean, OF
Edmore were in the city over Sunday
and returned to their homes Monday
Peter Haley and family have moved
ii from Chautauqua and are now oc
r wing their residence on 4th street
Contractor Powers and Architect
Hancock, of Fargo we're in the city
this week looking after the erection Of
the Mercy Sisters School building.
ole A. Olson, who was committed
to the Insane asylum from this cit!
| in 1905, escaped from that institution
last Thursday according to lette
lreceived by Judge Henry from Their
Monday He also escaped last yea
but after being at liberty for SOM
time was captured and returned.
Don't think that am out of stool
because have sold SO many big Of
, ders recently and all kinds of othe
, building material. / have plenty NOR
of the good stock to fill the demand
Tot my patrons. :: I am not in trust an
am therefore able to supply you wit
the best material. Come in and Il
me figure with you on your buildin
doors and windows, maple hoorin
Il land IN fact everything you want. Y
Sic. Lowell. one block north Of tt
$ school house. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31
josh Billings, the Practical

Work." he said, lis what you don't
want to do. If you want to do it, it's
play. Just learn how to make play of
your work and the neighbors won't be
so glad to get away from you"
He also said: Duty is the good ae
ton that bores you When you an
doing your duty your face loks like
tombstone. When you learn how t
make pleasures of your good deeds
your face will be as welcome as a
strawberry patch in the tall meadow
grass. July Farm and Fireside.