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soms 70 fhR above have uai been BUILT
Fft taf ue have che uisns ard 80 lee
fnu fn take nIffHu ~ once Nutsts ID
hrHfflf are generally rented ngfaFa euns
fitfaH
riis Your aprlieanon far shat Fea niil
need in me fufuft
COMMONWEALTH SECURITY ESQ
% ~ Wtrin f4t Cot Az III H nhaaes
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fef saie. Two iafFf garden tracts fhs
richest land in tallFY. 90 ErsFfi or
sHamHa wifh small house 90 b. ons
H'nfA from sfnfien nnIF fha4 en- tHfmH
Three iafNe garden tfar'a Ell rleafef.
fsnfen oH two si0tr 90 EraFs1 ~
smampp The bsrf Nos $3.50 SO tsrma
of are BpN igukinh faF husiHeas iHtHf
Ne haHH fhr $50 tHfF beet centrally Co.
Gated lois Write Jas BnnhGih. umrsF
HUHsh Hsrf Maah af raH au HHharn
Realty O. Aehur wafh
FRNfI FAWM tta afrss go lH raia
fafiant - sefes friiif crnstsfiHe = 8
affes ityrsr oid sEriNa i5 ceres IS
gsafaaid pranea aHfes Gt-EFar -Hii
ehfrfiss I arrs be- fref-aia rsars g sefss
EnEIlsh uairHfr. arfFs iarsH afffifa.
. afrus ezra berries tIHrsfef = aliiea
ffaaa Haisu fhs raglIai - nrsEun ara
afsftaaklnH 500 bsa1fifgi Wltamefts fa4-
ifg fHf a1u nfaf cottage good taru
ard ffHif drrffa only $4,000 ser HFfa
Pr fafufmafinn write nsfhf WisaH.
u 8 uank uieE s4isu. core
oMf HAND aT# acre frarf located
ga mii~s from Salem. orsEnr. eu she
mHrsfhm roat 10 HrrFH ~ orchard 3
affe app1fN Ffars CO. Eaerea HfaHea 6
VNafH Ola. az ArrHa rfunsa FFafs esd
Huaa f.fanu gntfaFe fsiF barn q see aa
ffaft DRYER prre fteQ % per acre Dor
fpfHfnAftNU wrlfa PSI Wiaben. 81
WanA midE eaism. oregon
DIRT CHEAP.
- 6aess + sse iiii. ~ ssss' tis :
& A GRAY SOS tihsriy Bidr.
#HH.H.as|Ha fH.aaH..FF.aa
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FURNISHED HoUsEs


Plainly furnished four rooms large
glnssi and panuf haoh bullflns 1885,
feal berries faf iamilS uss chicken Fafd
ttfat shaae boating nshinE iaauifa 80
feat estate afnfe. Hiutefdele station.
south rsfk
The rsni you rsy oa fafnitars IN a fur.
rhssed By yourself and paid IL - he
seek af month would tn3n enable yea
% eNn a. We sstsnd credit Waedhouss
flau yum 60 tit iiHs q
n taken az once room modern fur.
uishtd house agtrirnkinF Lake uuisn
tnitgfsitf disinri VIII Lessee for sik
manfhF hdurs Ned t1f
Furnished home ffs rooms tent Do
fflsa az n ''''''' p'''
Far tair ~ rent. paar gaasn farmisa.
"a cottage pantry rierlFif Nahfs AnA
laans bsfi tsls 40 q q
FLATS
e,sssN~~~~se~@~See~
rooms aii largo outside fostna eafner
iofhood nrht rat.f aad hsat
farniahed Zen minutes from basi.
nrsa center ...lt.tt.t. SO
Al PUNK = courAar. nc.
tot 600 f'ieaeaf ni9r
Fins room arartmsnis disappeaHns
tsas private bath hos setter hest fas
faHHH. rfN. NffNa NHfH NHaH HaNfF AHAA
Easf NaF n rhsue East tEas
trgsm modern nai ~ rent tis fsth
w. JAcKaoN.
rot American maah niaF
Main fste it1 ftfl
f.faem haass as asa 81 nsaf KrasIas.
tqn iarFe iat frui trees Nar
roon 6aa.s asar isra :, aaa Al5as
resm apanmss, ~ rooms aa,sias
Glossy coed Fiew hnt sister
heat wafidian ana EwiuN SIS
feam apartment hes uaisf heat sa..sss
Al ri.sg = coMrAar tSc
ssai, sapsfsa room upgsf rat tH
tfean loser f.ai 80 ciess in
80 therfF
rhf.e. faefn unfafnished apsFtnlaHt
.srse ara air1l in fhs innssa. Gam tf1i
ffsts
~ nsgis aud t-feaia agsftfasats
ih sea Ar.lst tst t.sd aanilef.
inr Nenu coiusE mss
vie reeHas snt klooss sisam hseist
80. i,,S
Foaf faam masrfn tat parity fufuish
- hrafed. 80 Gee ifne htht So hnfth
ssss ifib sf Flst unfufniFhse. nies
81. p hafhnaf iufNe runnas nrwil listed
we raons snd sieafr. ts1 ti8 Hitth
At9 lfs vas
FURNISHED FLATS
s.s~~s~s~-~~~,es-s@.~-~s- s~~~-~s~~@y~y~~s@~
TwasrarHn faruished raf naafFF atne
as feFni sins ~ Haisf So ~ per
1919 wasiiasian .
FURNISHED Rooms.
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e. s,,,,sl. .'se si.s.s ~ ~; sa..i 's
tas ffrH wfuiaks faaas slHsis aai
...s,s s's. .a ssf ,s,.. .s', s.- s az.
w ~ ..'' a. ess'' ~, 81 sea . " f"
Eaais Arit tita y tiks Il maasa.
sesnine seltrs 'eags sna slnsls
sasmsni c.aan anf neaf tfaa
Wei farnlshsa feaa, ia . pFlsats fsns-
49, nM mMfafn rnuNaHtoEtnH aN tffN
hsiwssn chsfrg snd Ceiumhis - phahs
henns liossssssspina snf sissgias
sisetfir isht tafh. SIS. tttt AIS ~
8sft F'tth al if1t
Nies,5 naFnishsa feanls ~ifh 81 with.
aai heaff hsif hegk ran heilsfss
s4mrait rtr tft wrifetr AZ
ffss saupis So ~ coffee oa Sc
cAfwe tss rae e'
T~a feeus ifse nenth 1871 fegsth
srt wsn
vuoifhss rems aIfs kossssssE..a
feems taih Rect rFsscnahle haln fht
uas nrfsfnlshsf ranar rts hafh ara
raers Sc manih Apply tft Nirfh a.
Ni-sir fafnisasa nfs.feem ntsasfa
sgsss salAias iisfanee fta y sft
Slice snhthinl feam rhssp. ufisafs
iafniiY iis FgnaS
NiaeIg rfaisnrs rahnss 81 anf 80
GsN 200 Ms1isnn 81 Nhs CialheHne
Ni.sly larri.h "a laans u sna % cai
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FOR RENT
HOUSES S

FeeHfafafHfAfHs7aFefaFasHs
HOUSES
~4@.~N0~~~~4~~~@~
For Rente-asvou.f room modern house
California ar. near bic school Nasf HA-
hine ilt house for 90 fof ntst ss
mgnths GO thereafter
For Rent fiVesroom cottage west
Shore Lake Union bath laundry. sep
crete toilet AT modern. Fooa view hont
GRO A. VIRTUE co.
F9a.o boston nlk Main tosi ind ts7
VOC WILL LIKE this line modern
homo for small family Garden fruit
flowers chickens ono year. with rtteis
iege ~ two Low ront 20 riKhi party
station lsis riHb Az n % ' A"'
Don't renN ptY and have your own
HOME ess JONES ne hes a HOME
eai niewett A. Fremont
JONES REALTY co.
open Sundays
VII rent your property and take
care of ~ ana guarantQe satisfaction 20
landlord and tenant Try me D. W
la9kaon soi American Bank nlds Maiu
For Hent Apu ltth f0ur.room mod
orn bungalow guH plate laundry tubs
electric NHhtH. basement. Gao afF HHth
aV East ana Madroua Or Mast Union
aroom house. SO
froom house, $3.50
Main fho7
Close IN. modern four rooms. tis rer
month. by owner 1901 American Bank
nidg rhonos aea
tlo Modom three room cottage near
Lincoln hish schools larso basement
fAle WoodlnWu place. ihpne North 1909
Plenty houses fats and stores for rent
ehesp Madison machanFo fslo Maalaan
EiFhEtoom modern house qiaf 4and
av 9. W Seattle
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Frsdafiea nger Corresponding ssoy
30 matter where the pain, wheth.
or acute or chronic muscular. sci
attic, lumbago E0ut-and however
stubborn or severe; you1l get tho
Drafts BY return mail Then after
you got them and try them If you
are fully satisfied with the benefit
received, send me Ono Dollar n
not Keep your money. ! take your
word.
] make this unequaled offer be.
cause ! know what remarkable
cures the
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LADIng fo ~ aoLlcirINa

sAIANY AND COMMISSION 80 FIX
EkthNCE NEcEasAKY ate NEW
YORK BLOCK
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ACREAGE FOR RENT -
-Four acres improved ana eee.si,,s' ~
hnusr ana barn. located il - srshaT1
reI month hY me year c,a ap -
Included 90 so yer montH
ft.-s,r- ms friend tron tss
49,. v4nts me Go offer is =. %
Fa,. bis rve-acre home pI.s ~ ~
feon SINS Cor fruit aud $3.50 et
lrr s.ms nut trees hnnf, ee..ltt
- All his chickens ~ tatu
r..ta f4rm Tools etc. 81 ssm'
erI balance SO per month
son abts bond n Ayefsl.
q ACRES Saoa "a.
4,,.. harm ana spring water ~
,..is 1esre1 and on county 49, 40
sai, rli' fram school pns''.r ~
w.. etc found rip fare aiar
e.rti.uIars sam Room 2 A'.',-
ss coo, va
ana acres. state aae'',e' ~ teas
Of south rafk qai,.s,.,,r terms
al fr0 cash, heian,,. .ef,If
"Ai trtrTtrr ADAM ~ ~ Wlf
..... eSs Nea '.'s -
4s.. t.,s ms s-acro he.ne as-Est
VIZ. ia 40 600 people s.si s.
RECONCILIATION. hoi". isa lla.
e-t... 1ar furniture estsf ~
f,,It hrrrics ranNlNt .f,ntf iiI
etirAan houses $50 DOW. raheft ~
Nv month See owner w \ dept
HAM IN ryerott, opposite = ~ sfn
rrAUriFuiLY loca'ssna ,ss aui wig
t.ii farmodl. two-stofl s,r ti 800,
~ hearing crchain INA. i's n W.
miles nom Sound enc n sslleflheA'T
f1m olympia. W
rnmvater Wash 4 asssss
~ Sale or Reni-- IA in,efifbani
oy. rooni house faelat ss Ne9 yer
minutes ride from CIV
Block
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RHEUMATISM
! want 10 send every sufferer who
reads this paper pair o.
Magic Foot Drafts
TO TRY FREE
send Ne Your Address To-day

Write me III send you a 81 90
Pair Of Magic Foot Drafts. the great
Michigan external remedy that IL
curing thousands. To Try FRHE.
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FARMS ANp ACREAGE.

N~s~-0~--0-@-~-~~--~~-~
WATER 'FRONT.'
% srres 20 acres cleared esd ir crop
s tesunF fruit trees. t-f.lr haase.
cash Tea eant hssf fhia o. water
front taY
y srrs rieh isrd. rcrtis slope spring
beach q niaaiss from ssatue. g fare
Price ttoe ternt go eaHh. balance sc
rsF Heuih
nAKr 'FRONT.'
if nrrrt level iAua. aerr cleared 8
fnvr house harm. chicken h0Nase Haaf
railroad station. school huH stores
a. zoe. Nns NHF each
MkRNIrT REALTY eco
taae F1rsf Az
YAKIMA MCKEE ORCHARDS
Anr Lockrgu EEAa gRANfroRrA
TfuN AID HAVE DRIP. RfrH HnIf.
fnFE FHoM AlkAfI ANu Gravel
NATURAL DRAINAGE WE nHTNg
9.g,i1,R Qnci,,Asg,in. iS 81. nE4HIse
a snail. fsVEFTNizNr Now WILL
LAND YOU Nh Easy hIltfFr FUN
tfFk fNkEgTf0A.rE fAktNA-
hoNEE OkCWANns TODAY Don r
wAlr FurE nooKLEr rroN RE-
GRANT q nA0GErr.
toi CENTRAL BUILDING.
SNAP
acres rich aof cleared vstar ripsd
over place t.Fnnfu house. barn. chicken
hausoF fran ai kinds o. eee terms
n goo cafh. balance easy Thit a 10
mlisa from Seattle tc fare This is a
MERnrr REALTY CO.
1850 tlrst AV.
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>fssNFNs,0~r~~esesre~s@e s~4fN~eee~-~se~~s-sas>
Fnf Rent store room fakEs Hith fire
ilGuf Splendid location Ter notion uf
siatianrrY store Can Main faks or fna
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OFFICES
Nr-e-~~-@s~-~~~~~0so-~~~@~0~N~~@o~e-~~-o
Fufnlahef rruHnd floor office good for
reel estate Insurance af hHs ness chances
~ rent osanoHan Realty Cos aot
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
-7gs0sN0~eNN~-~ce~~,se~-~~~~~~s>~-0~~~~,
completely furaishsd 6aif pfiss en-.
as low 90 %. aiaH uufarnlshrd FIAT. Halk
rs distance IND phone ttf3 fQi
Two outside houuaheeuius rooms snit.
able ladies' 81 xonffu ~ Efarrthlng
furnished tftn to $3.50 fst NoHh
rHh VANCOUVER. seventh and
stewart Two and three room Furnished
Apartments modern. close in. cheap
reni tf1 w
Three or four neeiy FURNISHED house.
keapiuH rooms close ln ono cherry at
Phone y lfsn
Glenn modern housek,splns t11ms
Flnie ocrnor wofnakg
Furnished housoksepinr rooms u3t
western aN Phone Main tlfQ.
one unfHrnished room. Fas bath and
phone tt month Apply tis Ninih av
Three uufutuiahed houtek aerins rooms.
Siih ban ana EAa y NEG tseI
BOARD AND ROOM.
N~~0eNzes~e0srN~s@0s04N~ eNe~s~e4e~~@~eN~
Young couple WIN room and board
few gentlemen. Food place baB onean
Anhe nN fhnnc Queen Ammo $3.50
hnhrdeta Wanted aOnr ur Two mon III
room and board good hnmeiika place
fhonu East $3.50
Room and board far one of two Y8uua
men. 81 pef week. tkit East Jefferson
81 East 5000
Private board. pleasant rooms good
Table board zoos James A. Phone
a lgle
Home cooklur. front room. hoYa. go
each Fast 1880 ffar WaVfsf.v
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pc forming
or 30 and
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QUAR- TER ACRES
NEAR
BEAUTlFUL
PARK

oar NJ uyfnss and ofesss "a, 4.
there every Afternoon ana al a. -
daf sAe a Fsguflsray al ~ =.
or 81 fne park Don't PAL ~ -.
rent baf buy a quartef ssff - -
~ 'e cash and 1iaef msnihly. 90
rain 90 shine
JOHN ". WHITE 60
COZ Oriental nioek
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@EMAS ORCHARDS

The YAKIMA VALLEYS ere 80
the fHeff fruit section q ne sofs 81
even itsrs you efil md sams EIffessrs
ia ffr Hariuus pHFia OF ftafa ~
Harf FEE nEsr@fhe WfSAs -
NlfAENH Easy ternH
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REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
1905 Third Az, N. W. Cor Union 81.
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Il ACRES $3.50.


e,,. rson house, faeinF 9ss Nsg NeA
minutes ride from eiN'
Block
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asfanf ksrf f.sihlns tanehl sna saIt
iati ffks d Nsih sass ina e ssss
rafntss rets AZ TINES Tshe ~ rs
fHHIR fsnf uasirn Motel
nntisifa nnf waii paiutsfs Fasfaf a
hleisrF fiEhfh anf Nifsinia Nssffs
nlan wha Wanfs 10 put in eatAtass
IA sharrn niafk ur
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~. ~. "elt, rasn ana yos ns..
lrnf tanner sAa ladasss.
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HAksH
THl
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-12-28

with her folks near Charter Oak. She
is working near DenisOn.
Louie Satterlee and wife, OF Denl-
son, were visiting at the S. l.. Jones
home near town over Christmas.
A family reunion was planned by
the S. l.. Jones children for Christ
mas and all of them were together
except Mrs. Carl Fish, of Twin Falls,
Idaho, and Mrs. Hampton Steiner, OF
Dakota.
H. H. Yeager is enjoying visit
from his brother from Woodbine.
Frank Yeager came from Manning
the fore part of the week for a
Christmas visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Yeager.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reetz, OF Man
ming, spent the Christmas vacation
with their parents in Charter Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lamp are en-
joying a visit from the formers sister,
Mrs. Wick, of Harlan, and his brother,
Mr.. Wiese, of West Side.
Lizzie Hopper and Mike Cops were
in Denison Saturday night to con-
vince themselves that everything went
we'll at the counting of the votes IN
the Review contest. Miss Lizzie came
out on top by large majority and IS
feeling some better now.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL COLUMN.

Jan. 1.-The Kingdom Divided.-I
Kings IL, 1-24.
Our lessons for some time will be
in the Old Testament. Beginning
with the time of the death of the
great King Solomon, the history OF
the Jews will be traced. During Feb
ruary and March the lessons will
treat of Elijah, that stern prophet
who came so suddenly on the scene of
action to rebuke King Abab for his
wickedness. Beyond that will come
portions of the bible which are not
so often brought to view, and about
which it is we'll to know. So let us
look forward to delightful, instructive
studies in bible history.
While Solomon was the "wisest
man." yet in the last days OF his life
he, like many others, forgot to prac-
tice the wisdom he knew. He fell
away in many ways from the high
standards of the beginning of his
reign. After the wonderful temple
was built at Jerusalem and he had
grown very rich his conduct displeased
God, and it was foretold that on his
death the kingdom should be divid-
ed.
All will remember that the land
was partitioned among the twelve
tribes, with the portion of Judah and
Benjamin in the south, and the re-
naming ten, the north part of the
country. David was king over the
two first named tribes for quite a
| time before the ten tribes OF the north
acknowledged his leadership. These
were FESTIVE and jealous at all times
| feeling that they were different in
spirit from the people clustering
about Jerusalem.
On the death of Solomon, his son,
Rehoboam, succeeded him. Not long
after the northern tribes called a
council at Shechem, situated Il the
land of Ephriam, in its mountain
fastness. Here the king was waited
on by representatives of the ten
tribes who asked as to what policies
he expected to carry out as to reliev-
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP.

GenevieVe Downing returned TO her
work at Omaha Tuesday after spend
ing Christmas with her parents.
Agnes Lawler, who is attending
school in Waterloo, came up to spend
the holidays with relatives in this vi
cinity.
Mrs Will Kelly is reported on the
sick list.
Mary Blessington is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. Frank Kelly.
A big dance will be given in the
West Side hall December 31st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Nicholson and Mr..
and Mrs. Alva Harmon departed for
their new home in Dakota last week.
John White returned home Friday
after. a few months stay in South
Dakota.
Mary Lawler and Josie Murphy
called on Genevieve Downey Monday
An entertainment and basket social
will be given by Agnes Lawler at
school district No. I on January 9th
10 cents admission will be charged
which will go for the benefit of the
school. All are cordially invited.
Frank Pfankuch has moved down
on the Drassen farm.
Kate Peters spent the past week
with her sister, Mrs. Amel Sorensen.
Agnes Maher spent the holidays
with her folks in Arcadia.
Ward Duffy was caller at the Jno
LAWYER home Sunday.
Ambrose Lawler spent Tuesday at
the Jim Fritzhenry home.
| James Mclaughlin transacted bust
ness in Vail few days recently.
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KENWOOD ITEMS.

John Mahnke and son, Soenke, were
Charter Oak callers last Thursday.
A large crowd went skating under
the cement railroad bridge north OF
town on Christmas. Everybody had a
good time. Those in the party were:
Messrs. Peter Jensen, Henry Rust, Jno.
Watson, Howard Stevenson, Henry
fisherman, ST., Paul Rust, Frank
Doherty, Leslie Henderson, Glen Hen
derson, Willie Rust, Anton Jensen,
John fisherman, Henry fisherman, Jr.,
and the Misses Lillian ond Marie
Doherty, Cora and Helen Stevenson,
Irene Urbine, Martha and Henrietta
Rust.
John Mahnke returned home from
a pleasure trip to New York last
week. He says he had a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dohrmon and
daughter, Margretta, and Mr.. Ingwer
Dohrman visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Mahnke Christmas.
The Nicola Elevator company at
kenwood have purchased a new 10
horse power engine.
Santa Claus, on passing through this
vicinity, left fine piano a the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rust.
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Free Dyspepsia
Sample

Sufferers from indigestion are walk
ing up to the fact that peppermint
lozenges, charcoal and dyspepsia
cures" are only makeshifts in the cure
of so troublesome complaint as
chronic indigestion. What is required is
something that will not only relieve but
which will tone and train the digestive
apparatus to again do it's work normally.
and this these simple remedies cannot do.
There is something more to the cure
OF Indigestion than sweetening the
breath, and yet a remedy that only con.
tains digestive ingredients will not cure
permanently. as the basis Of Indigestion
Is poor bowel circulation. and that re-
OF no remedy that combines these re-.
quirements better than Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin, which has been sold for
a quarter of century.
tive Dr. ,o Gadwels syrHp Pepsin is la1.-
ural ingredients for the cure Of con-
stlpatlon, indigestion. liver trouble sour
stomach. sick headache and similar com.
plants. Its ingredients will so strengthen
that they will, again do their work nat
urally. and when that has been accom-.
p!ished your trouble is over. Fannie
s s,f,nrs- staunton: Va. was long, time
Mo, and they both found their cure
with this remedy. They became con-
WINGED that pills and tablets. salts, "dys-
pcpsia cures" ETC.. were at best onIv
temporary relefs. They first accented
Pr. CaldwelIs offer of free sample bot
tie, which he willingly sends to anyone
who forwards name and address. Later
having convinced themselves through the
free sample. they bought Syrup Pepsin
OF their druggist at fifty cents and one
dollar a bottle. o
DR.: Caldwell personally will be pleased
20 give you any medical advice you may
desire Tor yourself or family pertaining to
the stomach. liver or bowels absolutely
Tree OF charge. Explain your case in a
For the free sample simply send YOUR
name and address on a postal card or
otherwise For either request the doctors
ADDRESS Is Dr. w. B. Caldwell, r. 500 Caid-
veil building. Monticello. III,
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some burdens. 1t would appear, that
the magnifcence of Solomon's reign
had cost the common people much,
and they were anxious to be released
from some burden by the new king.
The king asked for time in which to
make an answer. He first consulted
the elder men of his councillors, and
they advised kindness of spirit and
the promise of being the servant of
the people. Later he asked advice
of the younger men and they recon-
mended a naughty answer. Foolish
man that he was, he took the coun-
sells of the young men and gave an
answer stating that he would, if any
thing, bear down harder than his
father on his subjects. On receiving
this answer the ten nothern tribes
rebelled and set up an independent
kingdom under the leadership of a
brilliant strong man named JerobOam.
From this time onward two king1
doms existed The north ten tribes
being called in bible history "The
Kingdom of Israeli and the southern
"The Kingdom of Judah" 1t will be
we'll to keep these names we'll in
mind.
So much for the history of the les
son. We now turn to what we can
| learn from it. First. The history OF
the world and of boys and girls in our
| time is full of instances of the fool
ishness of being headstrong and
spurning the advice of those more eX-
perienced. 1t is but too true that the
young want to learn by bitter expert
ence rather than the counsel of those
older in years. 1t would be we'll if
the study of this lessor" would be the
means OF helping some young person
to deal justly and gently with those
placed under their direction, not
thinking it manly to be naughty and
lordly Further than that, the advice
of those older in years should not be
turned lightly aside. How often chill
dren refuse to heed the warnings Of
those who love them most-their
father and mother. Sad, sad indeed
is such conduct.
| A second lesson comes from the evil
dent fact that the king had taken no
pains to prepare himself to assume
| 4 in IF hp IF hn
had he would have known how his
people felt and been able to come for
ward with promises of reforms at the
beginning of his reign. Thus we gain
a lesson of the need of preparation
for LIES duties. To be good king,
to make a good business man, to sue
coed in a profession, thorough prepar-
alton is needed, and those who eX-
pect honor and advancement must be
ready to sacrifice time and pleasure
to secure them. 1t is idle to think
that things will come our way when
we do not concern ourselves to pre-
pare to make good use of them if they
do come.
A third good thought is that the
mere possession of wisdom avails
nothing if one does not make use of
it, Solomon with all his wisdom did
not keep close to Gods commands,
and so his last days were trOubleous
and his great kingdom was torn in
two forever. which resulted in war
and discord, and finally in the ten re-
voting tribes being lost to history.
So it will be seen that these Old Tes
lament lessons may have much of
practical value each week and thus
worthy of thoughtful study.
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When a man is fifty the rafle is
over, and he knows he hasn't drawn
anything, but young man of nine
teen or twenty is just shaking the box
for his first throw.
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A fried egg ages more rapidley in
looks than anything else we know of.
An egg fried in the morning looks a
thousand years old by night.
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A married man is usually compelled
to spend his evenings explaining his
jokes to his wife and the school les,
sons to his children.
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What do men talk most about? Not
gossip; they talk most of being treat
ed unfairly.
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No storekeeper feels just right on
Sunday unless he has had good
Saturday.
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p. HILLEBRANT
Carpenter

Oenison Iowa
Odd Jobs Solicited. Low Chimneys
Pointed and Cemented Sat
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When boy begins to smoke, it is
time for him to quit school.
An Atchison man says grip is a
combination of malaria and cold.
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A girl thinks it is mighty devilish
to whistle.