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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-14
Some Pin Points that
Point HesVsnWarj.
WRITTEN For THE CRESsET.

When ever | see q man lock his |
gold up in a strong safe, and
leave his religion in the closet. !
believe that when he goes to
climb them golden stairs he will
get up one step and fall back two
(, then ! begin to figure, "how
long it will take him to get into
heaven at them llcks "
When eveT rIcu man leaves
his earthly mansion, Il b'gin 10
to speculate a to whether or not
he won't have to live in Il SHACK,
(up there where the first shall
br laat.)
If the bible is true" | would
rather have the widows mite.
than to own the the Rockfellow
millions. Il believe that the
best breed Of HOGS; that we could
raise would be the four legged
kind, the two legged kind is too
Hom,H, they want (AI.L TIL;
SLOP)
Whenever ] see tramp go to
the back door to beg something
to eat ! always think Of Lazarus
at the rich mans gate. Il some
times think that il we had less
gold and more virtues, we would.
cnt be half M afraid of the DEv
II. as we are"
The cloudicst day that | ever
seen in my life, was the day
that | never done any good TO,
myself ~ anybody else.
If you want to see the sun
shine on u cloudy day 40 some
good kind act for somebody
y About the best way to tin(
, out who are christians tot ths
y CluRCnANlTY kind) is t, 90 Il
q, church some Sunday and take ;
" peep in the Amen corner tpnc'
y in Il while you can find them in
business DEAI")
If Won can tell n tree by IL
. fruits. don't plant ont a Ecpuhli
T. can Trust orchard, my my ho,
bitter their FRllr.3.
:" | have seen men wearing Owe
~ alls, plow shoes, hickory shirts
III ana lOcent stray hats with NOR
III virtues in their shirt tails tina
y some Editors carry under thei
!" silk hats.
III Ii owed the devil n moasur
I of gass and he wouldent TAX
III Bartlett for the debt, | woul
d" claim my exemption rights, an
~ never pay the debt.
=. was talking with a relative {
the poor man at the depot, "an
" ! read the Bartlett article to hii
:, after | finished reading, II 81;
" to him what do you think {
:" that? why said he) | think tn
~ fellow is u fool, and l replied; ye
y every body knows that. "bv
" bartlett. "
" | think that every POOR DO
and his girl has the same rigl
;, to marry under DEMoCRATl
LAWS" that Bartlett and his gi
had to marry under the sam
law. believe that, that pot
'. woman at the depot who WI
10 dressed in cheap calico and o.
shoes aud who was trying to T.
to her fathers home to die, love
" her BABIES just as well as Mr.
" Bartlett loves her BABIES. if nc
- why not? (both of them a
w motliers) Each has suffered Il
= pains of motherhood. And de,
W readers of the CRESsET, | wa
bs to tell you that ! always Ia
ur and always shall HONOR, Il
an SpECr AND REVEREN(
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-14

w hereas' Many Catholics in
the United States have become
careless il the charge Of their
religious duties, more especially |
in elections. il becomes our duty |
to call your attention to the Or.
ders of the holy father as ex.
pressed by Pas * OF Isoly mem.
DRY in Il letter dated Deem.
Der 1854 Also to another dated
January 1880 by Leo, XIII in
these two cncycicai letters you
have the voice Of God speaking
to you, and with pain and sorrow
we are by duty to God and our
holy Father n,trained to re-
mind you Of your duty to your
faith when you vote as q citizen
of this berctcal nation. I'VE nj.
so cali your attention to the
words Of your bishops from time
to time, the holy fathers to whom
you must look fpi direction in all
the affairs Of your lives. What
they direct you to do, you must
do, if you hope tor the salvation
winch our hoI Y church alone en-
give, these holy men have fire.
QucntIy CounSCled you and com.
mandcd you 10 do many things
which you have not done, hence
We issu. Thu, manifesto to in
struct you as to your duty tc
your religion when you vJtc.
cit is our desire that in future
YOU cease u act as democrat or
republicans, only so far as is nee
cssary to secure election 70 Oiiic,
or to and IN the election of ont
who when elected will serve our
holy church.
You must never loygct you are
Catholics, tAat your first and con
staat allegiance is 10 our hol!
father III Rome, and that this al
lrpiancc likes precedence ove
all others, and ncccssitales tina
all your acts, political or Other
wise, must be conducted Sole
with reference to the supremac,
of our holy father as the 81
premc spiritual and temport
ruler OF the world, Let you
votes be cast as loyal sons OF on
holy church. and not as loyal I
this hcretical asurpatlon whic
has mcritcd and received Vi
major communication OF on
former holy father, Pius IN ,
holy memory. We cnjoin u
pastors throughout that part I
the western hemisphere Gale
the United States. anu mentiono
by the holy college as partiot
inhdclium (nlidcI parts th'
they read these instructions
their congregations, Tor fot
successive Sundays ut even
mass, aud in the sermon cxpla
and enforce them upon the attic
ton aud understanding of u
faithful, and above all 10 SEE TIL;
the line of duty deemed niece
sary by the holy father be stric
IN enforced. Or that the dis
bedient bcdcnicd the sacramen
OF our holy church, lalilnp tt,'l
they will bc subject to the maj
communication. We are q
posed u any system OF schoo
that teach the youth more TIL
the Roman Catechisin, or tn
teaches the youth to think IL
unnecessary, q waste of time III
money when the holy father h
been depotcd by God to do t
thinking for the world. Thcl
fore we call upon our subjects
do all possible to break down a
destroy the free public scho'
of this hereto nation, which ha
compelled US to Sc: up and ma
tain ut great expence paroch
schools TO defend our faith, I'll
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-14

THER"--AND I SHALL AL.
WAYS HATE, DESPISE AND
ABHOR THE MAN THAT IN, :
SUITS. "OR SPEAKS EVIL
OF THE NOBLEST." OF THE
NOBLE" AND HER NAME
is MOTHER"
Bartlett ri the Mansfield Press
gathered some OF his Republican
fruits at the Mansfield depot
the other day, and the scripture
says that the dog returned TO
his vomit;" land spewed up
some more Of his tilth.)
| think that the blindest pup
ever saw in my life is kept in the
dog kennel Of the Mansfield
Press ca:
1t is said that a barking dog
wont bite, but | know one that
wears trust collar that growls
aud snaps at SOCIALISTS" |
haven't the least respect in this
world for Il man that makes a cru.
ell remark about a dying woman,
and then SUR her motherless
children. If | was his Satanic
Majestic, when that fellow came
10 my Hotel to board" | would
set his grub just close enough
for him to smell it, and let him
starve to death in the Hottest cor
ncr in Hell.
| l know that under Socialism
every POOR boy and girl cou'd
become Home BUILDERS. We
would take land from the LAND.
SHARKS and give it to the
Home BUILDERS. We would
own the Lpalher.Trust. ard W,
would shoe every child in tbs
world. We would OWN ALI
THE MACHINERY Of prodnc
j., ton, "and give every FATHEl,
the full value Of his tnil,"
We would give to each toilcr
/, lWQulTI RIGHTS) in oar grea
: lines Of TRANSPORTATION e.
and we would arrange orr tim'
: tables 50 that DYING MOTHER:
would not have TO stay long a
). the depot to face the frown"
and meet the jecrs Of a vulgli
!. rabllc.'
v When Socialism gets in power
= "thcn Society will say to Mr.
Bartlett" Sir, IF you are wortl
l&ny thing to SOCIETY as ~
o Editor. YOU shah own a Press
If society says tina, he hGsrn
4 the ability as an Editor. Societ,
. will have him to- pull on the plol
a shoes aul the H. Govt straw In
, and make him produce the equiv
j.. c'ent Of what he consumes an
, We will not restrict him. II II
works gooN, he c%a spend NOR
!, thar a iulura day foi' his cXprl
!. SEES, we VIII not require him |
" give ItS 10 per coat Of what i
earns. For we aic going 10 sen
,r thc PROFIT SYSTEM To L,
u DEVIL, from whenc" it orlg:na
20 ed. His wife and chill shall hnN
N as good a home a. any nG,n,
g. and child in the land, and If 81
falls sick, LOVES kindcSt Ian
.o shall administer To her, ii 81!
~ dies. love will shed Il tear Oh h,
IA silent grave Ills child and he!
N shall not grow up in the liIirnc'
of IN animal hut in the image
If It's CREATOR.
,dj When Socialism comes. no y.
., will want to s2oll and scorn, Il
ii instead OF building war vessel
If we will build homes; aud ln>tca
of maintaining landing armic
q, we will build places OF rctus
:. from al the storms Of life. M
We expect to receive the Pl.A'
-|nIT,-" well done thou good ar
faithful scrvants-Enter each III
-, all into the full enjoyment OF Il
~, SOClALlSTlCL LIFE. LlBERT
~ AND THE PERSUITS OF HA
80 pINESS. Now Bartlett, NEVk
~ again print words that Woul
!, and hurt us your article entitle
Suyu .s
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
RERRYVILLE RRENITiES-

The Christian folks are preparing for big Santa Claus doings.
 c. E. Bobo has opened a racket store" on the east side.
 Will Walker went to Kansas City on a business mission first of the week.
 Loren Crabaugh and family have re- turned to Berryville after a short visit at Grand View
 Robt. Evans of CappS has moved to his farm on Osage, which he bought from H. N. Henry.
 W. F. Jones of Green Forest and his son Milton of Wichita, Kan. were here Friday on business.
 Jerry Brammer, Lee Smith and Newb Edgmon were in town Monday having driven over by auto.
 Mrs. J L. Russell and little daughter Blossom of Green Forest were guests atthe home of A. J. Russell first of the week.
 Sam Denton of Neosho, Mo-, has been here this week visiting his wife who is i'll at the home of her sister Mrs. Carl Freeman.
 Jarret Wheeler, a son of Alb Wheeler residing north of Green Forest, has been committed to jail here, pending an investigation for his sanity. He has been in a demented condition for sometime.
 Robert Johnson, Monster Wyatt and Frank Daugherty, tried in Justice Hol- mans court on charge of hog steal ing, were bound over to await the acton of the grand jury. Bond was fixed at $500, Wyatt and Daugherty have been released.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
MAPLE MANEUVE RINGS.
ain i. much ..eedea around hera.

Rain is much aeeded around here.
 Ed Riddle $ home again after fey months stay n ClslahOua..
 The saT, mill at Maple $ doing good work. -t keeps several landa .uSv to l.eepa supply of logs.
 The infant son of Mr. and Ms. ". Il. PinEley IS quite puny.
 W. T. Shipnan made business trip to Berryville one day last week
 C. C. Humbard, Naples postmaster and merchant, hes received a nice SUD- ply of Gry goods.
 Ben Fink!ey, Raymond Reynolds 1nd Ebert .3ail.cJ were among those who attended 1hgrch and baptizing at Bras well Spring last Sunday.
 Uncle Tom Carter and wife visited with Mr and Mrs. Lester Rhodes near Blue Eye Saturday night and Sunday.
 We see that Tom Stewart, after gaining his fortune in Kansas, is home again. He, like all the rest, seems to think there is no place like home" and deel cid Arkansas.
 Tha HaBla seaoa i getting along nicely with IT kind aacher Ira Cur lay. School will eioco Friday, Deeem- Der 23, with aro'''am. Ever body is cordially invited
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
ALPENA PICKUPS.

Dr. McCuyry and his father went to Harrison Saturday.
 Hugh Denton visited last week in Kansas City with his brother Tiff.
 Misses Nora McCurry and Mary Au- man were Eureka visitors first of last week
 Aub Porter has been spending the past week with his sister Mrs Me Curry.
 A new gir made her arrival at the home of MT and Mrs. Hugh McDaniels on the second.
 The box supper held at the church Saturday night netted $11.45 which goes to the Rebekah Lodge.
 A. N. Bies and family who have been in Oklahoma for sometime, came back here Monday content to make Arkansas their home.
 Mrs. Ernest Powell and baby of Eureka came down Saturday for a week s visit with her husband s par ents, the agent and his wife.
 Well, we guess we're not preparing for work as all the newcomers are girls. A little one came to Bob Ray S on Lick Branch Tuesday, De- 13.
 Fred Dryer and Miss Alice Dyke stole march on their friends Friday by going down to Harrison Friday and getting married. They have our good wishes.
 c. L. Scott, the Osage lumberman, was in town Monday to meet his wife, who had been to Fayetteville for a few days "jait with their daughter Miss Ruth who is in school there
 Aub Webb was riding broneho I,9ny Sunday morning when it fell into a barb Wire fence and scratched hlm np considerably ono s,aah requiring i've stitches
 Jim Myogs and ulte moved from banvcr la@t weeE to taks charge ot th4 Iyer- Bros. store. John Myers 2ad T'ife whe had been here 4ince -pginz moved baol. t. their farm near Denver Sc we arc only exchanging one gool Citi=en fer another.
 The season for xma5 weddings i5 d hand The first we .an report oGcurr- ct last Sunday. the contracting parties being Miss Melissa Jones, daughter of Phillip Jone5, the groom Ear! Price, aon ol Bob Price Both parties livcc near here and have the best wishes o! their .:,any friend
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
FROM HEAD DISTRICT,

Eli Carpenter is making a new addi- tion to his barn.
 Marvin Rhodes was in Green Forest on business Friday.
 Spence Head has rented and moved on Monroe Tipton s farm.
 5ammie Davis of near Omaha was oyer visiting relatives Saturday.
 Monroe Tipton was in Berryville and Green Forest on business Thursday and Friday.
 Larue Ayers and family of Yocum moved Thursday on the farm recently purchased of George Cunningham.
 Quite a crowd of young folks from Head attended the box supper at Den yer Saturday night and report a fine tune.
 Margie Goforth came in Saturday from Neosho, Mo-, to live with he1 oldest brother and her grand father k. R. Willhite.
 George Cunningham and children left Monday for Haskel, Okla, to make their future home We regret to lose Mr Cunningham and family but Mi. Ayers and family are welcome neigh DOTS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
PARKER PARAGRAPHS.

Abe Hargis is building new barn.
 We had nice little spelling at Park CT last Friday night.
 E. R. TWilleager was marketing hogs at BerYyville last week.
 T. II. Satterfield made business trip to Enon few days ago.
 Willie Twileager returned home from the west last Friday.
 Riley Martin and William Tharp of Yocum were at Parker Saturday.
 E. A. Tipton made business trip to Eureka Springs during the past week.
 The saw and hammer can be heard almost constantly on building ". l.. Brawley's new barn.
 A. k, Tipton and family visited Monroe Parker over near the Missouri line Saturday and Sunday.
 Erton, the little son of Mir and Mrs. w. L. Brawley, got run over by a horse last Sunday morning and sustain ed few painful bruises but is reported getting along all right.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
CARROLLTON CAROlG-

We have been having winter recently.
 Volt Hudgpeth of Black Oak entered school here Monday.
 c. M. Crawford lost a fine mare Sun day, blind stagers being the trouble.
 Fred Dryer and Miss Alice Dykes of Alpena were married at Harrison last Friday.
 The meeting, conducted by Eld. J. B. Rose, is being well attended and quite an interest taken.
 Earl A. Price and Miss Melissa Jones were married at the home of the bride Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs F. H. Jones and the groom son of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Price of Alpena. Rev. J. B. Rose ofFicated. After visiting few weeks the young couple will make their home near Alpena.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
HIGHLAND BREEZFS.

Mrs. Sarah Ward is reported sick this week.
 Rev, C. T. Edwards will preach here net Sunday.
 George GiIbert's little boy is very sick of pneumonia
 Wood cutting and hauling seems to be the order of the Jay in this locality.
 A fine baby girl came to reside at the home of Mr. and Mrs Henry Alceks last Sunday evening.
 Miss Maude Younger returned homa last Thursday from St. Joe where she had been Visiting her sister for several days.
 John Jones moved to his fathers place last Saturday. |. s. Harris moved to his farm vacated by Mr. Jones.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
OAK HILL HAPPENINGS.

George McNieI is on the puny list.
 The farmers are busy gathering their corn off the shock fodder.
 George McNiel and wife spent last Thursday at uncle I1ve Shipmaa's.
 Mrs. Sarah Wallace spent Sunday with her brother Ed Delozier near Farewell
 Clyde Gum has the Texas fever and expects to test his temperature in 8 week or so.
 Mrs. Myrtle Wbitely ncar Douglass spent last week with hcr grandparents Mi and Mr. Noah Teters.
 Miss Qrtha Trantham of Green Ioy est spent part If last week and the ilrat of this week at the home of Deck Norris near Douglass.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
BLUE EYE WiMf<LINGS.

Rev. ". A. Bailey filed his appoint ments at Blue Eye Saturday and Sun day.
 Joe McMonigIe was up to Galena au business last week.
 J. l. Butler returned home Wedne3- day from White Oak, Okla.
 Miss Hattie Dodgen returned home Sunday after an extended visit at Der ryvilIe.
 Perry Standlea and wife visited at the home of John ". Scott Sunday,
 Mrs. Joe McMonigle and daugh or Miss Cecil and Miss Arvilla Butler spent Sunday a the home cf Crit Johnson on White River.
 Wilson Butler and wife and dauga- ter Miss Wennfs aoR' to Berryv;lle Monday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
Saved From A AwfuI Death.

How an appalling calamity in his family was prevented is told by A. D. McDon2ld, of Fayetteville, N. c. K. F. D. No. :. My sister had consumption, ;" lie writes, "she was very thin and pale, had no appetite and seemed to grow weaker every day, as all remedies failed, till Dr.King's New Discovery was tried, and 50 completely cured her, that she has not been troubled with a cough since. It's the best medicine ever saw or heard of" For coughs, colds, lagdppe, asthma, croun, hemorrhage, all bronchial troubles. it has. no equal, 5Vc, LOO. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by al! Druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
RIPPLEs FROM oSAGE.

Willie Sisco was loading lumber at Alpena last week.
 The young folks met Sunday night for choir practice.
 Jesse Fanchcr and wife visited Hrs. T. D. Reagan Sunday.
 The Osage Sunday School is pHe }ar- ing for Christmas tree at the Me -ho- dist church.
 We are having some fine weather. But the farmers are wishing for more rain OF snow.
 Loss Walker, Albert Clark and Bert Usrey took mules to Green Forest Fri day. They report dull sale.
 Mrs. Loss Walker and her sister Miss Mille Clark visited thelr uncle Tom Clarke near Conner Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. C. L. Scott went to Al pena Friday where Mr. Scott loaded some cars with lumber from his mills here.
 Charlie Seitz of the 10th Coast Artii- lery, stationed at Ft. Dupont, Del, who is in on a three months furlo gh, is visiting this week with his sisters Mrs. Alfred Sisco and Mrs. Roe Alfred and other relatives. Charlie has many friends here who are glad to see him.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
HAS CARROLL COUNTY POPuLA-
 rlOH pECLlMEn9

An answer b tt= above question k ..l9en in the affirmative by the census report just published. The census ot 1900 gave the county d poplation of tS5SlS and that of 19l0 shows lG,a29, c deefes5e pf 3a19
 t i5 quite comm0e fol paopla to dis Ppte census figures when they don { sult, but we are certain that there are but few people, who are posted on condltions here. will accept inc 1910 hsuIez q correct.
 Ille decline i3 entirely toe great to 2-ea,t ot explanation It is .rue that tlero ,@as 9 large floating population ID Carro!I county in 1309, due to con- ..a2etion .srorh 9u the M. G 1E. A. Railroad, which would account for T a.a2i decline. but aach ought to have been overcome by the evident general increase in population.
 To tiE the blame for an error, if there has been one. would 6e hard to do with oGt 8 fali analysis oi, the figures by townships. but we believe that it is due to the lack of efficiency in the census service. Ten years ago, the bunch cf enumerators that wa# sent o4t went after" the business in great shape and the fellow who escaped b-.ng enumerated wash in the county.
 The figures are out, however In the language of the prophet, What is written is written, and we will have u make the best of it. The best way ta offset the effects is t. get busy now change the figures in 1920.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
DENVER DOiNGS.

Many of the Denver people have bad colds.
 The way our merchants are piling in the new goods is a sight to behold.
 Wick Snyder has received a car load of wire shipped to him at Cricket,
 Matt and Will Jenkins of Alpena and Col Jones were here last week set ting some business matters existing between them.
 The box supper at Denver last Sat urday night was a grand success. The proceeds amounted to $47.50. A gen eral good time was had.
 Grandma Epley, who has been at the point of death for sometime, is report ed better It was thought last week that there was no chance for nerrecoT- cry.
 While Mrs. Susan Smith and child ren were at the pie supper Saturday night, some sneak thief entered her house and stole her meat, lard, sack of dried apples, also some cooked foot and lot of butter that she had on hands. They also took old uncle Dave Smith s 0Vershoes.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
rIz=i,s7nalrsHss,e,,,yrsszE-ruvaaz

THE need for heavy horses on the farm is increasing. Improved farm methods, scarcity of farm help and the heavy machinery now coming into use, make the need for heavy horses more imperative. And the. scarcity of farm labor makes the heavy machine ne- cessity. The horse and the machine must do the work of more men. The big blow, the disk harrow, the heavy roller, the manure spreader, all call for heavy horses.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
Notice to Cuitt Title.

In affo'l GhancerT Court, E. D Jan term 1911. k l.. Evans, Fx Parte.
 ., Notice is hereby given that R. |. Evans has tnIS da% filed in my office, his petition, praying that his title in and to the following lands situate lp the Eastern District of Carroll Co.,, Ark, to wit the SW IL of the S w of Sec. IS, except acres on tl2a east side of the Pub iie "oGd. Also part of the N E IA of the NE i-4 of See. 20 described as follows: commenc- lng at the NE corner of said forty, thence south to the top of the bluff thence ill q E,orthwesterly direction with the top of the btuH 70 the North line of said Section 23, thence East to the place of beginning, con taipln5 acres more or less; all in Twp 19, N R &i 2, est, containing in all ID acres, more or less, be established, quieted and confirmed. Tn feior3, Tobe Smith, Clerk of the Cir cult and Chancery Cnurt, hereby call on all persons claiming any interest in or to sand lands, CT any part thereof to be and aappear before the Chancery Court for the Eastern District of Carroll Co.,, Ark, on the hrst day of its next Jan term l91l, which will be on the 23rd day of Jan. 1911, and show cause, If &ny they have, why the title of the petitioner in and to said lands should not be qui-ted and confirmed.
 Witness my hand and seal of said court on this S0th day of November A. D 1910.
 1obe Smith, Clerk. fittman & Russell, Solicitors for Petitioner
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
=,-r=4isn -z=zz1s--=g.ru=,zs,

sT. NEcgoLAa, as the patron saint of the children, now termed Santa Claus, was canonized, lied, according to tradition, at Myra italy, and waa there buried in the Cathedral crypt. Six hundred years after, his body was taken to Bari, and there in the eleventh century the great priory of San Nicholo was built IL ia at that prory that Nicholas is held with great rejoicing by pilgrims from all parts of the world.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
RULE =RUMBLlNGS.

Uncle Allen Ward and grandson Ross Ward took dinner at H. J. Griffith $ Monday.
 We are still having dry, cool weather in this part and wheat hasn't come ul to do any good yet.
 Mrs. Lizzie Middleton died about ] am. Sunday morning at the home ot her mother. The funeral was con ducted Monday morning by Rev. Bryant and interment was made 1T Rule cemetery