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LOSTHarvard seal pin. silver and
blue enamel Finder leave at the
Tribune and receive reward.

For Farm Loans, Call on ]. 3.
Perry, Ill Fourth street.
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on che Other side j, Hls Mouth.

Mrs. Scott like to hear my i,us-.
Band whistle. It shows that he ia
satisfied and happy. s n S Y z
Mrs. Mott Is that sign? why.
mine whlstled yesterday when show
ed him my dressmaker's bill, and the
symptoms were entirely different
The Herald and Presbyter.
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II Chicago, Nov. s.. Close wheat.
Dec. 101% to 1o1 May 1865 to
1854 July 1oossss to 1905.
065. .0Ni :sshrd aoirdlu lu lu luu;
Corn, Nov 81; Dec. 61shsi; May
isl lily 613a 13as to 81 Sep. 611s.
Oats, Dec 4ssz; May sos to 50M4,;;
July 46s
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Y st. Paul. Nov. 8 Cattle receipts
$500; market 10 TO 15 lower. Steers
500 to 8.75:; cows and heifers $50
to 800; calves $50 to 500; feeders
2,60 to $50; stockersl 200 to 3.25.
Hog receipts $500; market 20
cents lower; range 500 to $50; bulk
of sales $50 to $50.
II Sheep receipts s 900; market 10 to
is cents lower; 400 to 4.35; lambs
4..50 to $50.
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For RENT.

{
FOR RENT From November /, q
room modern house. Cali at 222
Second street.
WANTED Two furnished rooms suit
L able for light ousekeeping. Inquire
q at this Office.
FOR RENT sWo rooms at 122 First
street. 3ss
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms in
new modern house. MRS. "A. w.
Cook, 801 Fifth street.
FOR REM Two desirable rooms,
suitable for young men. Modern
+ house. Phone 444. ts
70 REM One or two furnished
rooms in modern house. 301 Front
street. Harriet b. Wilcox.
FOR RENT Large front room In
I modern house. Mrs. p. ]. Taylor,
1905 Fifth street.
FOR RENT Strictly modern room
for rent. 400 Fourth street.
FOR RENT An S-roem house, AL
modern. Corner Tenth AID Ros-
scr. Call on John ouinlan, Grand
% Pacific hotel. y
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/ i AYE

sTRAYED From 3. *. Bnl,'s pas
ture, one red heifer about eighteen
months old, belonging +o Mrs. F.
|, Scott. A reward for Information
leading to her reco TErg.
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BISMARCK cITY oFFIcIALs.

Mayor-F; 3: Smyth.
Treasurer. VIM Fortune.
Police Magsstrate-J. i. Fort. zs
City Justice-E. T. Gilbert.
httorneyE H. Register. s544t5 S
Health Oficer-Dr. y. O. Ramstad.
E. p Wing Chief Phone 562.5
Eli Ely-patronman, Phones 466. s.
Poundma master--Wa Walter Forsythe Phone 524L
Street Hugh McCrorie.
Alderman First Ward NJ. P. sIattery. Rob.
ert Orr; Sscond Ward. Henry Reade. A: G.
arson: Fourth Ward, Chas Fisher, 3 O.. Pate
Sixth Ward. Jacob Horner. H. ". RichhoIt.
Terms Of District court-6th District
FIRST subdiyision--At Bismarck, third Tues
Second Subdiv,sion--At Medora, Billing.
county. third Tuesday in April and frs,
Tb1s fpssdsS subivi.ona, II asseeef Linton E,nmon,
county. 6rst Tuesday in May and FIRST
Tuesday in October.
Fourth Subdivision--At Steele Kiddef
county, third Tuesday in June and second
Fifth Subdivision All the county seat of
& Mercer Senuuty, two terms AT such times as
she Judge shall direct.
Sixth Subdivision At Washburn, McLear
,n,,nty. second Monday in June ard secot.ai
+ Monday Of December.
'S@venth Subdivision -At Maiidan. Mar.nr
,ntsnty. third Tuesday in April and frss
s.'einesday after frst Mensay IN Noveuaber
Eighth SahaivisionyaAt fhe county seat os
q oliver county, two terms ~ snch timee at
the Judge shall direct. n 81
y, first Tuesday IN Srr:l and second Tves
isay IN September
Tenth snbsiivisEen ~ .ourty seat of alcKen
xie cetissg, twso tei.ns a such times - tis
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}4 Q 3. Little, r. D: Kendrick,
President. Yics President. I
q. T. Murphy. Asst. Cashier
u. s. DEPOSITORY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BISMARCK, N. b
EsTAsLlsHED ts ists
CAPITAL $1OO, 900. 90
,NTEREsT PAID ON
TIME DEPosITs
General Banking Business Transacted
IN Building for
Success in Life
- =. }
the careful man takes adyan-
=; ---
tagc Of his opportunities and,
I'm selecting . banking csnaec-
ton, requires:
a SAFE BANK in which to
deposit his money and
valuable securities. rs
A BANK from which he can
borrow money to carry on
legitimate business enter
prises. ~ 5.
q BANK which, by constant
ID growth, shows progress
iveness and stability.
a BANK thoroughly organiz-
ed in every department,
l#a and fully equipped to rem
der assistance when need
ed. He realizes there
are many ways in which
his banker can assist him.
A BANK which gives fair
treatment to all custo-
mers, is liberal in small
matters, yet protects and
3 insures the safety Of mon
ey on deposit by q cau-#
tious and conservative
management.
A BANK large enough and
strong enough to: inspire
confidence yet not toe
large to give thoughtful
consideration and helpful
assistance to patrons hav-
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young men and all who
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q fcers, officers Of broad
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capable and willing to ad-
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building of his business.
We offer our services to you
believing that THIS BANK
can and does fulfill all the
above requirements.
Whether your account be-
I large or small we. shall be
pleased to add your name to
our list of customers.
Call and examine our safety
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he | Markets | !:
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Nov. 8. Cattle receipts
estimated about $4,000. Market
10 to Is cents lower; stockers 4.4O
to 7.5o;; COWS 800 to 500; heifers,
52.5O to 4.60;; bulls $50 to 4.5o; calves
800 to 7S5;; stockers and feeders
rs to 4.6o. 7
Hog receipts estimated about 3d.
600; market 5 to 20 lower. Choice
heavy shipping CIV to $40; butch
ers sos to SIS; light mixed $50
to SO; choice light, $40 to 6.OO;5
packing $40 to 500; pigs 4.25 to s. 81;
bulk of sales $50 to 900.
Sheep receipts 100000; market 25
cents lower; sheep 4, 30 to 500; lambs
AIS. to $50; yearlings 3.S5 to 5.25.
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Terms Of U. S. and supreme Courts

United States court--At Bismarck, hrst Tues.
day in March Il Devils Lake, frst Tuesday
~ hl Isiy FARGO third third 4 aTussday in Nay; az,
bet; Minot, second Tuesday in October. ssa
Supreme Court March term fourth Tuesday
in March at Fargo and fourth Tuesday in
April at Bismarck September term, third
Tuesday in September VI Grand Forks, and
third. Tuesday lin October at bismarck.
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GOHSRR SSiONAL AND SHATE q
United States. Senators-H. C. Hansbrough,
Devils Lake; P. ]. McCumber, Wahpeton.
Representatives ut large Thomae a Il. Mar
shall Cakes y "A. Jsf Gronna, sLakota. 5ssa
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State

aGoverner--John Burke. .Ss
Lieutenant Goyernsr-+-R. S. Lewis.
Secretary of State---A Alfred Blaisdell
sAuditer-H. L. Holiness. u s:jssf 49,
5Treasurer-A Alberti Peterson
Attorney General--T. E.. NcCue.
gCommissicner Of Insurancs-E. C. Cooper.
Supt. Public Instructish-A i. Stockweii
Cemfnissioner Of sfsAgricuitureW. G. Gilbreath.
G Erick Stafne, Simon Westby: secretary-J.
w. Foley.
Board Of University and School Lands Supt.
& Of Public tfllnstruction, Governor, Attorney
General, Secretary Of State, State Auditor,
Q. l. Hegge, commissioner.
Public Examiner Oliver Knudson.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
'WANTEDA lady waiter at Homan's
s Cafe and Bakery. "a
WANTED-.MIs IscELLANEous.

WANTED terprising children who
are anxious to earn money, to bring
in nice, clean cotton rags. We
pay five cents a pound. Apply at
press rsom of Tribune.
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Lost.

LOS Iron gate, Halloween. such as
is used on the ordinary iron fence.
Anyone knowing Of such gate
4. would greatly oblige the undersign-
ed if they would phone 1s9. B. g.
Marks.
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WANTED Twenty young gentlemen.
to board at the Roanoke where spec
ial prices will be given for the next
two months. $5g
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FOR RENT Large front room In
modern house. Mrs. p. ]. Taylor,
1005 Fifth street.
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FO RENT One or two furnished
rooms in modern house. 3O1 Front
street. Harriet q. wilcox. q
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FOR SALE E-Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE Southeast quarter OF
section 5, township 143, range Is.
Mrs. G. Kelly, Plantsyille, Conn.
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LOAN We have $50, 600.
TO loan on city property. iMockler,
Smith & Olson, Office over Gem
Theatre.
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FOR RENT From November /, q
room modern house. Call at 222
Second street.
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judicial
FEDERAL.

United States DMtIicf Judge-Hon. Charles
United States Marshal-J. r. Shea, Fargo.
United StatesF Attorney-P. q. Rourke,I Fargo
Assistant United States Attorney--B. ID.
Townsend, Fargo: t.,s i. I. I. 4
gomery, Fargo. 49, ss....
Surveyor General--E. A. Williams, Bismarck
u. S. Land Officers Bismarck. M n. Jewell.
register chm Satterlund, receiver; Fargo
ceiVer; Devils Lake---M. H. Brennan, reg
lister; F. w. Cockburn. receiver; Minot-L.
s. D. sMcGahan, register; Robt. German, re-
W. A. Mcclure, receiver; Williston- Geo.
w: Wilson, fegisteI n Donald, re-
3 ceiver. Eat
National Bank Examiner E. S. Tyler, Fargo.
Collector Of Customs Jadson LaMoure, Jr.,
& Perbna. S8f ss5 gs 3
Deputy Collector of Internal Reyenue-G. H.
Merriheld, Grand Forks; Geo. H. Piercy,
9 Jamestown; James Elton, Grand Forks.
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uuIIng Co1I1g 9leglSIaIIVe sessIoH'
Phon 230 or AZ.
YOUNG MEN To prepare for GEM
ing examination for railway mail
and other government positions.
Superior instruction BY mall. Rs-
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successful students. Sample ques-
tons and How government posi-
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State Schools, 327 Ia. Ave, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. f1es 'ss
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FOR Rem Strictly modern room
for rent. 400 Fourth street.
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FOR REM Two desirable rooms,
suitable for young men. Modern
4 house. Phone 444. ts sS 4 /
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-04-30
Change of Schedule

The following changes will be
made on the Charlotte Harbor &
Northern Railway, 'Boca Grande
Route, to go into effect Sunday
May 8:
Trains l and 2 will be discon.
tinued. Trains S and 6 will run
as follows: Leave Arcadia 500 a..
m, Nocatee S:15, Hull $3.50, Fort
Ogden S:4S, Platt S:55, arrive
Boca Grande 1925 and South Dock
1880 a. m. Train 6 returning
will leave South Dock 4:3O p. M,
Boca Grande ABS. Arrive Plat
.6:0s, Fort. Ogden OILS, Hull $50,
Nocatee Gas Arcadia 700 p. m.
Trains and 2 during the week
will run on present schedule. daily
connection with A. c. l.. R. R. at
Arcadia except Sundays.
Sunday trains allow six hours at
Boca Grande.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-04-30
John N. c. Stockton Our Choice

Because we had not before decided in our own
minds who is the man we want for governor THE
CHAMPION has not declared openly for any candidate
Two of the candidates, those from South Florida
have had claims that we did not try to ignore. One
candidate was our friend and neighbor; the other
talked prohibition in way that We liked Because a
is ones friend is not sufficient reason for try
ing to make him governor Neither is a prohibition
platform, although we like 1.-THE only qualification
necessary for a good governor.
What Florida needs in estimation, is governor
who will carry out the policy of Governor Broward
One whose prohibition is life habit not campaign
dodge.
We want governor whose previous record is clean
whose private life rreproachabe, whose sideboard
is red.
Furthermore we want Christian gentleman and
his family in the governors mansion. We want
man Of brain, executive ability and industry at the
head of our state affairs. One who has the respect
and confidence of the people of the state. man of
to that nobility of character that desires to become
governor that he may help the people to more ad-
vantages and them from unjust treatment by the
powerful
All these traits that we deem necessary in our
future governor, we believe Hon. Jno. N c. Stock
than any other candidate for governor now before the
people. Let us put him into the chair he is so emf
nently qualified to fill.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-04-30

lings upon us to make us happy,
and the pessimist who says life is
not worth living is guilty of base
ingratitude to God.
LIFE is WORTH LIVING BECAUSE IF
LIVED RIGHT 1T is THE SEED
TIME FOR THE GLORIOUS
REAPING IN ETERNITY
The voice of revelation chimes
in with the teaching of nature that
what man soweth that shall he
also reap, and he that soweth to
the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap
life everlasting.
AS the seed sown is multiplied
in the harvest, so the good deeds
we have done on earth will wave
in harvest beauty and abundance
for the reaping by and by. The
cups of cold water given in the
name of disciple" will be found
gushing fountain up there of the
river of the water of life. The
widows mite given to Gods cause
Or for the suffering poor, will be
multiplied up yonder like the FIVE
Ioaves and two fishes in the hands
Of the lad out in the wilderness,
And all the blessings of Gods
providence, we have enjoyed and
for His glory heie on
,arth will be found a thousand
old more rapturous in the Fathers
louse of many mansions. And
ven the sufferings of life will there
'e found by those who love God,
Il changed into blessing and we
hall see that the sufferings of
his life are not worthy to be COM
AIRED TO the glory which shall be
evealed in us. -.
THE SECRET OF MAKING LIFE
WORTH LIVING
to take Christ into our life to
ach to lead and to help Jesus the
acher sent from God has given
the only true philosophy Of
uman existence and it reverses all
lie worlds teaching and disap-
ointing practice. Adopt the life
Him who went about doing
God, " practice the benevolence of
lin who came not to be minis
cred unto. but to minister" make
your meat to do the will of the
heavenly Father and finish the
'ork he gave you to do. Let your
fe fall into sweet accord with that
Christ, and life will not only be
'orth living, but its joy will be
'retaste of the fullness of Joy at
iod's right hand and the pleas
res that are forevermore. t
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-04-30
Announcement

The Closing Exercises Of the
Nocatee Junior High School will
be held next Monday evening. May
lst' at 8 o'clock, All are invited
to attend.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-04-30
Stockton is the Logical Man

The Tampa Tribune, which is General Gilchrist $
chief newspaper supporter for governor predicts that
there will be no June primary for this nomination but
that Gilchrst will be nominated in the first primary
Such talk is foolish. There may be no necessity
for second primary, but if there is none it will be
because John Stockton is nominated in the first
Gilchrist is good fellow and he has many staunch
friends, but few people seriously consider him a
winner-and certainly no one will seriously insist
that he has sufficient strength to beat both of his
opponents ill the first primary
If anyone has that much strength it is John
Stockton, but it is doubtful if even he can win over
the other two candidates in the first primary.
We cannot speak for South Florida but if surface
indications count for anything West Florida will give
John Stockton an almost overwhelming vote And il
ought to- He is the logical man for GOVERNOR
Pensacola Journal.
Mr.. Stockton will get good vote in DeSoto and
will probably carry Manatee aud Lee counties
koyai - Dunn, candidate for railroad commission
en- attended the speaking in Arcadia Monday besides
presenting his claims to number of our citizens
Mr. Dunn has been for six years clerk of the railroad
commission and therefore with the duties
OF the office and was at time editor of the Madison
Recorder We have always and do still look for
to the weekly visits of the Recorder with good deal
OF blissful anticipation for we always felt sure we
would find some editorials worth reading which
generally conceded with our views of right and
justice Mr., Dunn is young man of energy and
would we believe, make agood railroad commissioner
49,
Some OF the state press accused Governor Broward
OF negeotng his duties the state capital because he
now spends some Of his time campaigning in other
eities But, Oh horrcts! How mean Somebody
actually lntimated that Congressman Lamar had
neglected his when he has only been in the state since
the death and funeral of W. j. Bryan and is said to
have told somebody that he would not return n
Washington until after the first primary
We don't see the use of the Manatee Records
asking General Gilchrist how he stands on county
division etc The General is always OF, the fence and
you never get much satisfaction
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-04-30
PURELY political
OUR POLITAL PEML PUsiiER GIVES SOME ! "
THOUGHTS ON PROMINENT POLITICIANS

Last Monday was celebrated throughou
southern states as Memorial Day.
sss
We agree with the Tallahassee Sun that on.
is on the fence in almost every issue.
49,
The registration books close the first Saturd,!
May. Is your name on the voting iist1
Hon. j. N. c. Stockton tells what kind
temperance man he is on our front page
Daytona this week had SOS, 900 FIRE that dest,
the electric light and ice plant of that city
u sss
Pay your poll tax now. But il you can't b, y
to attend to this little matter before the 9th Of VI
Editor Collins forgot to tell what Official
Governor Broward had neglected by running ID
S. Senator
Two new faces added to our picture gallery On
last page. Really the men running for Office IN Y
ida are handsome men.
Is it Gilchrist and Stockton for the second oru
or as good many of our friends have said Ssci|
will go in on the frstl
The temperance people of Fl. Myers will IN
another Wet or Dry election soon. This time
feel sure they can carry Lee Dry.
w. K. Vanderbilt jr. with two New York
panions is Tarpon fishing at Punta Gorda for
days. They came by way Of their own yacht I'd
trip to Havana.
Editor Collins and Brother Jordan have beu
dulging in the pleasant pastime of talking hs
their hats in reference to the candidacy Of ca
Gilchrist of late.
We like the way State Senator Fred M. HUBS
ST. Lucie county, stands by Governor Broward
his administration and hope he will be re-elead
the strength of it.
An-artice on Arcadia's Sewerage and Commits
Ed SCOTS report on the State Pair, both yald
and interesting papers are held over until next
on account OF lack Of time and space.
Jefferson B, Browne and John S. Beard spot
the Arcadia court house at $3.50 p. M, Monday
noon. Mr.. Beard took pains to hit Governor Bfa
on the compromise between the trustees and the
roads ~
The political rally and fish fry at Ft Myen
Tuesday was great success Governor Browad
N. c. Stockton, A. W. Ciichrist, Jeff Boo
Lamar, Beard, Dunn. Solomon, Groom, and
county candidates were present
tampa reports several fine rains within the Id
weeks. shower which hit Arcadia, EXTENDED
Polk county to Fl. Ogden. 1t came Tuesday
was the hrst rainfall in Arcadia in several u
Inc section south of Fl. Ogden is needing rain
oh last Friday cyclone Of large size swept
three states, viz Louisiana, Mississippi and All
kii'ing over 500 people, injuring 1900 and wipiug
= existence numerous small towns and dam
'orty,slx towns in all. The greater part Of
killed were negroes.
Inc frne-Democvaf tells Of very touching
'etween General Gi,christ and the soldier BOYD
Mr. Collins really wants to know how the q
'oys love and support General Cilchrist be
sI''e 70 some Of the DeSotq boys who -
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-04-30
Presbyterian Church

and 7:1S p. m.
Sunday School at 10 a. M.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday
7:1S p. m.
Junior Endeavor, 3 p. m.
All are cordially invited to wor
ship with us
Subject for morning sermon
The Secret Place of the Mos
High.
Evening, What Seek YEP"
Last Sunday morning our churcl
suspended services to enjoy thu
hospitality of the Baptist church
and were much pleased and bene'
fitted by the earnest sermon of the
new pastor on the subject OF
Revival"
The evening service was held as
usual and the pastor discussed the
subject,
is LIFE WORTH LIVING!
The text was Psalm 40 There
be many that say who will show
us any good" together with Rom.
8: 20 For we know that all things
work together for good to them
who love God"
AT the outset it was announced
that whether life is a blessing or a
ban depends upon the one who
lives. Never was there truer SEN
timent uttered than that Life is
just what we make it." If lived
according to Gods design it is an
unspeakable blessing, if lived in
sin and disregard of mans chief
end it is source of misery here
md in the future state of existance
esus himself declared of Judas,
good were it for that man if he
lad never been born"
Our texts represent the view
oint of two classes of people who
would estimate the value of human
Existence. The one is the pessi-
mist, who can find only evil and
and calamity in all the
,reation of God, and goes through
life with the chronic grumble,
who will show us any good2"
Everything is bad and man was
made to mourn.
The other is the optimist, who
mid even the sombre scenes of
life, recognize the invisible pres
nee of loving God, making even
.pparent evil eventuate in good
nd for those who love him trans
nuting apparent calamity into
leSsing.
The folly of the pessimist was
hown from three considerations.
1T is AN INSULT TO GOD TO SAY
LIFE is NOT WORTH LIVING
The self existent God is the per-
etually flowing fountain of human
<istence. I'm Him we live and
oye and have our being" and di-
me power upholds us in exist
ice every moment of time. Life
therefore sacred trust from the
cd of infinite wisdom and love
Id the man who sneers at human
1istence casts reproach upon his
aker, and the suicide who ruth
ssly terminates his life is not only
iilty of murder, but rushes to the
essence of God to insult Him by
ling Him that the life He gave
m was not worth living, and that
e author and sustainer of life had
undered and done him injustice
his creation.
Life is worth. living for the
'uptless blessings and sources of
adness which God has scattered
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-04-30

we don't see the use of the Manatee Records
asking General Gilchrist how he stands on county
division etc The General is always. on the fence and
you never get much satisfaction.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-01
Care of Meadow Land.

Sometimes there are spots in
old meadows that become so sod
bound that they are almost
barren. If the places are pIowed
up. or thoroughly disced and
narrowed. and then reseeded,
they will quickly start up fresh
again. These thin places in the
meadows need plenty of manure.
Dress them up this spring and
SOW on them q mixture of grass
seeds. There really is no excuse
for so many thin places in
meadows and pastures. Til e
trouble is that we neglect them.
We do not begin to build up
these places until they really
become the plague spots of the
farm.-L. e. Brown.