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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09
TAKE NOTICE.
DEAR FRIENDS.


Don't think because are not located IN c'tS '"' ""
can't sell goods at city price or less High rents o'S se
;arpe EXPENSES must all be made from the ptofS ivy
business.
And you trade there you must not "rSe tn'' YOU pS
FOR the prviledge of doing tits different with Us anu "
fact tina, our business is continually increasing Is aupN
evidence that the people appreciate the advantage Oh
with MS (ur expences as small and so are our profits III
the cty expencesare large and profits are IN ploporo
When YOU buy from mail order house you nave To 10Y
The EXPRESS or Postage small quantity and le hates
ArehcL We buy in large quantities and freghtsa small item
When YOU spend dollar the City that dollar Is gone from
this Vicinity forever Wien you spend with US ro o
STAYS here and is converted into taxable property ana nefe
fore aids YOUR schools your churches your roads, ana CON
munity at large. .
Please remember na the buyer OF thls urn IS never
aonv stupid or indifferent when he buys bargains that WI"
1 ns small profit aud saves you money. We can supply
y with all they have general store cal on us ee' e
r,~ of your money in dry goods Groceries fel'ooos
md Shoe, Hats and Caps g.
Yours Respectfully, /
&C IAFlS Flrs]A II CO Mo-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09
AN IDEAL HOME.

We hear a great deaf these
times about The ideal happy J
homo, and men are not scarce J
WHO expect all the requisites for
a happy home to come from ono
SIDE Of lie house.
a woman may It, BIER levrl !
best to make life and home A4l:. !
py for her husband and children
bat if she IS treated Is a slave :
and O, " given her bot"H and !
clothing in Payment fer h r S'r
vices as mother Wifr. cock, nm.
dress nurse girl. cha be- !l;,itt. =
ard S''"ln,tr s. h., = :5"E Wu"Hp:
that Ittl Or so iltNDNl 49, r.1i y
in that hun.e? | a met ." Vi :.
her son by PAM ,erir:. ana Nnit
my on n1m all yn'rs -, lis 9''i'd
h cd anu BOY ho.l, aud makil::
him think that Il man srorlu al
ways be waited Il by a "o",an
OF his huu~ ehuId, /, It $trat &C
that ln expects Il vii 20 % e.
same and that in an liN. ih" d,
she either wears cut in d ft.N
years from such service or else
becomes bitter or d,~heartcncd.
| We are often tod thai in every
true and ideal marriage but1
! husband and wife must learn to
bearAnd [orbr.ar In every home
| where Happiness exists, there
must he Derfcc' trust, Cpnfinen-
/. ce and love between husband and
| wife. There are two kinds of sun
shine in the world and both
quite necessary the one which
is caused by the SUES shining
in ont door, AND tn" o,her by
shining in our hearts. It. is the
LOVING deeds. ;he cheery nope
full words and the kindly lhou-nt
fullnesS that each member OF the
family shows towards the other
that makesan ideal, happy home
IA perfect heaven on earth.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09

the fashion to be ernest to have
an active brain and a'lovirG heart.
70 be in touch with thctimeS You
must br connected with SOmC Of
the great reforms; il nay be
temperance or missionary work.
You may hayca prrsonhlint-rc>t
in uncOt the ;,tUpondou> charities
of the day; it is possible that
wpmanS suffrage is claiming
Your attention In amy event
you must be interested in some
thing beside fashion and ot!iur
iO!lipS, for Womru are coming
to ,hc front nay. arc already
there. T'.rir feet arc no longer
in slippery places, they are learn,
irG ErW to be generous and
helpful 10 each other, '"r the
leaders are I"u',,,n.-, /, nA.I to
their less TOR uHa>' SISTER. l'HN
extend it t. al. ,".>>c:;, from the
vomor VIII" put,ers with patch
York to 'l.c degraded dcvotpe Of
ia, cAus.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09

Spirit so when a person dies TO
4 special place prepared: or do
they lay in the tombs with the
body some say than they are III
the tomb until the resurrection
day VIXEN Christ comes again
Please ,e.. NE hear in yOur next
paper about this. | am not much
of a writer bat Il china o; God,
Correct all mistakes brother
Garrett Ny airH,~ is L'o ma
Scurlock.
Oronogo No, Il, Dnn :?
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09

PUBLISHER =
n. G.. Garrett and N, NJ. Bowers
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09

AZ We me- ct and talk with the
friends we love. it will take no
moI'n time 10 trN them We apptv-
cate them ana that they ha,e
helped rs ;han to speak otlnanN
things wat VIII not be .alf so
W, Icolne to hear as these words.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09
FARMERS ATTENTION,

The Missouri Farmer and
Breeder MiSsour's great new
farm and stock paper, puts you
in touch with Missouri, Great
,Ngr'co' raj College and the fine
things It is doing for the Mis-
udri farmer. Its a big monthly
AVID 'nly costs soc per year. No
progressive Missouri farmer can
utitru l., do without it. Order it
now and read it during the long
>umutr Gays. Leave your sub
-ci'ip'ion a: the office Of
TIE WORLDS CRESSET.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09

If YOU are a twentieth century
vuncnyou are incapable Of being
idle and un ambitions. Unless
YOU have Il definite aimin Ij'r You
don't belong TO ihiS age even il
YOU were born sometime during
:hp last hundred years. it is
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09
QUESTIONS, NO. "d,
QUESTIONS TO BE ANSW + l..
ED BI TIE ONE MAN
THEORY ADVOCATES.

ls1 Vino did Cain fear when he
was banisnci into the land OF
NOD:
2nd, What was the forbidden
fruit.
Bird. Who was Gains wife:
4th. Who was the Sons Of God.
aud who was the men spoken Of;
9Th. What caused the great curse
that was between the Jews and
the pe0pio of AShdrd? Spoken Of
in ezra y Also in Nechnmi~h.
E.3.2-33 ....)
eth. Why was the gospel of IN
circumcision committed to Paul
and the gospel of circumcision
to Peter?
7th Why after Paul had preached
seventeen years TO the gnntilos
and went up to Jerusalem and
under tie teaching OF the twelve
Apostles he had to obey the law
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09
QUESTION no. 81.
Jan, II. 1911.
Bro. Garrett.

BRO. Garrett:
WA you please tell NE when
Christ comes to Judge is it after
he dcstroyos the earth: 1t he
remins with his children Il thou,
sand years or net, how long
does lie stay on earth.
Mona Schurlork
Oronogo Mo. II. Il. No, ,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09
WHY DIVORCE IS SO
COMNO>T TODAY.

This generation sees divorc
more frequent, not because men
and women are more wicked,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09

Pfof4,s(o ns Icl IDS ST % mon
Lecaper hne, lst insertion o.,
6 subseQuentinsertions OF
Local advertisements will be
continued until ordered out.
% Special contracts made on
larger adds,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09
QUESTION 10. 80.

Ed. CREssET tell your reader
Me difference between the Re
deemed and Ransomed Isa. 50.
Jane Keys.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09
PAGE OF INQUIRY.

Bro. Garrett what is the wine
press spoken Of in the Bible:
Mary Cronk.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15

y great scientist. undoubtedly one
of the most eminent hair specialists
in the world. is the diScoverer of
Partisan Sage. He claims most en-
phatically that il is the only hair
preparation that will Kill the persis-
tent dandruff germs AT any rate.
the GirouX Mfg. Co. sole manufac-
turers of Partisan Sage in the United
States. give through their agent. \.
l.. BOehmer. this money back guar
antee. which is no doubt strong
enough and plain enough to please
the most eXacting:
We guarantee Partisan Sage 10
cure dandruff i'm two weeks: To stop
falling hair: To make dull. lifeless and
colorless hair beautiful and luxuri-
ant; to cure all itching diseases Of
the scalp or money back"
The price is only 80 cents large
bottle at \. l.. BEGINNERS. or by ex-
press. all charges prepaid. from Gil
rouN Mfg. Co. Buffalo. y. Y The
girl with the Auburn hair is on every
bottle.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15

branch of the Elbe are i'm Prussian
territory. but with the consent of the
Bundesrath they will be included in
the Hamburg free harbor district.
The existing customs line will he
pushed back To the west being mark
ed by string of barges
Germany is showing equal energy
in extending her inland WATERWAYS.
Rapid progress is being made with
the canal between Berlin and the
River oder which will make il Dos
sible for 60G-tOn vessels To reach the
capital from the Baltic sea. This ca
nal is i'm part merely an Improvement
Of the Finoe canal built by Frederick,
the Great To connect the systems of
the Elbe and the oder
The improved canal is L. have fnur
locks. each with q difference of level
Of thirty feet. instead Of the original
seventeen. Each loci. takes two 60
ton boats at the same time. and ar.
thus among the biggest i'm Europc.
ship elevator which will de- the yvorI,
more quickly will afterward he built
If traffic justifies the expense.
Not far from Berlin. before the
new canal joins the old one. the
sandy soil is being found So perme-
able that the whole canal bed had Ia
he lined with c0ncrete-Nrw Yorl,
sun.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
CHANGE IN LOCAL
REAL ESTATE FIRM
{. A. Camp of El Paso Brinas Fam.
lily Here To Stay.

{. \. Camp and family Of Fl Paso
are among the late arrivals in Phoe-
nix and though they have been here
before. they have come this time tn
stay. The family includes Mrs. Scho-
Held. mother of Mrs. Camp.
Mr.. Camp is a brother of Mrs. w
y. Wilson who lives northeast of
Phoenix and with whom the family Is
stopping temporarily until Mr.. Camn
can build house. He came here
with the idea OF renting for time
but careful search failed to reveal
suitable property So ne decided TO
buy lot and build. reasoning that
home in Phoenix is good thing
1" nave anyway. and meantime he is
welcome visitor i'm the home of his
sister
But Mr.. Camp did not come here
solely To live. He wants a little more
money as he goes along and knows
oI no other place that offers uuit,.
50 inviting field for his operations
He has bought the interest Of ] A
Moore in the real estate business of
Moore and Tannehill ON East Adams
street and will hereafter be associated
with Mr.. Tannehill i'm the business
Mr.. Camp has had his eye on Phoe-
NIX Tor long time and is not I'M
acquainted with the history of the
valley, its DAYS of vicisSitude and lis
present fine prospects i'm which ne
hopes To share
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
YOUR SONS HERITAGE

There is Sanscrir provcrb which
, SAYS: a father lives after his death
/ in his son"
True il is that there are few faith
ers who de- not expect L. project them
selves int" the future through their
children. and especially through their
sons
II is through the son the father eN-
poets To- prrprtuate his name. II is
through the children the father eN-
poets 10 project his ideas upon the
screen of a somewhat remote future.
IL is through his son. as rule. the
father expects To send his ideas and
ideals into the long years ahead. And
So his hopes become bound up ina his
children
But what are his hopes? That is
fish ideas bound up in selfish amhi-
lions" Is there q hope To- perpetuatc
Il trpe Of man selfish politically. So
cially and every other way2-a man
who shall live of himself ana for him
self? \ man whose chief glory in life
shall be To- add L. the family accumu-
lations. no matter at what cost?
II this is the case. better there were
no son. Better there We're no daugh-
ter. Such an individual is pervcr-
sion of the original type Of the human
family. The ethical teachings of the
centuries. the very words of the Per
feet Man Himself teaches as that
If man is high minded. il he cares
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
PROPOSED LEGISLATION
FOR PANAMA CANAL
Introduction of Bill Relating to
Charge For It's Use.

Washington. Jan. IA hill pro-
viding for the oneration of the Pan
anna canal and regarding the charges
for its use and authorizing the es-
Enlistment Of dr. docks ami ware
houses with ample facilities Tor fur
nishing supplies 10 craft. was intro
duced today bv Representative Mann
Of Illinois. chairman of the. house, In
tcrstdtr commerce committee
Charges for the use of the canal
will De- based on displacement. cargo
or other tonnage and be- not more
than $50 nor less than fifty cents
per net ton registered tonnage
The rate will not b. less than the
estimated pr"p"rti"natc cost Of the
actual operation "f the canal. subject
however. Ia the United States PauI-
ma treaty of November IS. 1903. and
the right of the United States To- pass
its own vessels tIupps. materials
merchandise, and supplies without
payment of amy charges.
The president is given the right l."
prescribe that any cnastwisc vessel.
wholly or partially owned by a rail
road or any interest seeking To- avoid
or reduce competition in ocean traffic
hrtwecu the Atlantic and the Pacific
oceans shall pay the highest rates.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
THE LAW OF GRAVITATIoN.


Last Friday week. when forth aneId
Nurse Tomlinson her charges
wheeled
Wanting 10 walk instead. the twins
Began To kick each others shins.
All down the drive and mp the street
They fought with disconnected feet.
Begging t. be allowed To run:
TIT nurse exclaimed: oh do have
done"
At last. when half way up the hill.
Finding them unconverted stiH.
Poor nurse lost patience. off she ran
CRYING. I'm fetch tn. b0seyman,"
And running from them round the
bend.
She comes upon soldier friend.
Who. led 10y sravitation's laws.
S"ductively toward her draws
Tie twins meanwhile in palsi-d fear
Have watched their nursemdid dis
appear.
Lest Tho dread ''hogeyman" arrive.
lnstinctivcly they cease to strive.
but n"w-as down the tide a shin
May. careless of its mornings. slim
Their guiding wheel begins 10 grope
Responsive To- the downward slope
soon. with a hint of more to come.
II sheds its equilibrium.
And lightly gathering upp its speed
''lid"S off like q velocipede.
There on the hedgerow bank ab.v..
81 maid and warrior lost in love
While swiftlier down the hillside
spins
The prambulator and the twins.
rsed on by apprehensive squeals.
me maddened engine plies its wheels
I'M. turning on the f0otpath's edge
II hurlS them headlong To the hedge
Attracted by their piteous cries
faIe nurse now u the rescue HES.
Ana scarcely knowing which is which
SIZE draSs the culprits from the ditch
IN strictly scientific grounds.
Iheir doleful plight she then ev-
pounds
'rying. as she smacks them with
will,
"'' comes Of never sitting still"
Westminster Gazette.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
EXPULSION OF moRmoNs

salt Lake City, Jan. lin a pri-
vate letter received today from Ber-
lin. ii was said that the German DO
lice recently raided a meeting of lay
members of the Mormon church and
arrested those present. Many of
Them are ia Jail. according To the
letter and the threat is made that
all will he expelled from the conn
try
Brigham g. Gates. great grand
son Of Brigham Young. and broth
cr OF Emma Lucy Gates. the singer.
Is the writer of the letter He has
been studying music in Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
THE PORT OF HAMBURG

The authorities of the city Of Ham
burg are determined To- make their
port the greatest i'm the world. To
that end $50.0G00 00 is to be spent
during tho next four years i'm deep
enins the channels Of tn River Eibe
and constructing new docks and rail
road connecting branches. Several
of the existing docks which now
only accommodate river craft are To-
be dcepened for seagoing ships. and
quay space viii be cleared for the
erection Of miles of new warehouses
The main channel of the Elbe be
low Hamburg is To- be deepened to
thirty three feet and To- be made
minimum width Of 1898 feet The
connection Of the new basins requires
large number of drawbridges and
tunneling under the river bed.
The works at the Kohlbrand
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
IT is POSSIBLE TO REDUCE
FLESH WITHOUT DIETING
OR EXERCISE

Ii is not only possible hut being
! done everywhere. Exercise. unless
carefully superintendent 10y a physi-
elan and expert Athletic Director. may
easily do Il deal 81 harm To the great
"verburdened fleshy body. The untu-
! tnred fat man and woman determined
10 get thin are only too likely To
"verstrain their fat encountered mus
cles 10y their awkward. ill-advised
gymnastics and So Gauss. nerve and
muscle troubles that may develop
int" something far worse than a little
too much flesh. Same way with Diet
ing. Starvation il certainly effective
If kept up long and faithfully enough.
but ii is almost certain to injure thu.
nutritive process and SO weaken the
patient c"nstitutionally. while il is
ab"minabie torture. of course. espe-
ciaily 10 a good-natured. high living.
ileshy man or woman.
Fortunately neither dieting nor ex-
ercising are required or desirable if
one uses the right remedy for re-
ducing fat. and strange To say, the
remedy is Il simple. wholesome home
mixture. the ingredients OF which are
"htdnable AT any drug store for u few
cents. This mixture is as follows:
= On Marmola. L ~. Fluid Extract
'ascara Aromatic. 81. ozs Pepper
mint Water. and the proper amount
To take Is one tcaspoonful after meals
and AT bedtime This mixture takes
the fat off rapidly but naturally. So
that n" wrinkles are formed and no
harm is done To- the stomach. as is So
frequently the case with Patent" OF
secret" advertised remedies.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
WOMAN WHO IS A
PHYSICAL TRAINER
SIMPLE ADVICE THAT HELPS THE
TIRED OUT.
Air Bath One Remedy She Urges-Ex.
ereise for the Feet-Weariny COL
ored Glasses Often a Great Help.

A physical coacher is what call
ny self said woman who for the last
several years mas been teaching a Svs-
TEN of exercise which she originated
herself Just what the professional
coacher does for the mind ! de- f6r the
body
4 take a person. man. woman or
child. who is undevelopcd or -ired. and
BY suiting the exercise To- the specific
case build no the body At present
more than half of my time is taken up
by men and women who are beginning
4" feel the strain of the winters social
campaign
There are a few things that pre-
scribe for all of them. The first Of
these is the air bath Where they can
stand il ] have them take these baths
before an open window and i'm the sun.
To take an air bath properly You must
remove all clothes. In a city like New
York il is not always possible To- take
an air bath in the morning sun before
window. So of course ] must devise
other plans. ] frequently have the pa
uent walk about in the room aGiOining
one where the windows are open OF
course care must be taken 10 have the
air circulate in this adjoining room
This is done because ! do not consider
my patient or pupil strong enough t.
allow the cold outside air To come on
them directly from the window.
Il have found these air baths 10 take
the place To- "a great extent IF ont of
door exercise. 1t is better than driv-
ing in the park because e.. cry pore OF
the body is allowed 10 drink in the fresh
air. So far as my experience goes il is
the very best tonic for the nerves.
While these air baths are being tax
en the students car take other exercise
If they feel up To it, II they suffer
from their feet / have them exercise
their toes. No. YOU do not OFTEN hear
of ordinary people taking toe exercise.
That is usually left for professional
dancers. There is nothing better for
tired feet than exercise. / begin with
the great toe and have them move all
the toes together and then separately
and ia groups To exercise the muscles
OF the entire feet You have only To
stand flat footed and alternate rising
on your toes and your heels To give
their feet as much rest as possible /
advise them to walk about their bed
rooms in their bare feet. ! prohibit the
wearing Of wool. padded or leather
bedroom slippers. If they feel that
they can't go in their bare feet then
they must have sandals. either leather
OF straw
1 also advise my students against
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15

more about leaving AN untarnished
name and a fame free from all faint
if he cares more for character than
he does for reputation for acQuisi-
ton. If he sees visions of a beautiful
future. if ne holds that virtue should
be kept immaculate. IT. he believes. and
acts upon the belief. that as a think
ing man he is individually RESPONSE
BILE for the reputation of his neighbor-
hood and his place Of residence. there
cannot be too many duplicates OF
him i'm the future
In an era when men are accused Of
all sorts of thievery. when they are
accused Of all kinds nG crimes. and
when the victims of their avericS and
Vaccinations liz like 50 many wrecks
everywhere. il may seem ridiculous 10
talk al clean manhood and high ideals
and high thinking But for every man
accused of treachery. of thievery. Of
exhibiting criminal instincts in place
of trust. there are a hundred men liv-
ing clean. honest. upright and inspir-
ing lives. Their ideals are high. They
have ambition. but il is thu ambition
"f the right sort. They believe
great deal more in building up Il
good character than they de- in acquir-
ing reputation for shrewdness or
business SmartnesS.
These men hear no walls Of dis
trrSS and see no accusing finger
pointed at them for their delinquen-
cies ana their penchant for wrong
doing These are the men who are
passing on to their children a stabil-
ity of character a definitenesS Of pur-
pose and morality that will leave
no doubt as Ia the richness of the
characters Of the men and women of
the future through whose veins their
blood shall flow. These are they who
shall live after death in their sons
and daughters
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
DISCUSSES.

Nhen In the years of long ago
youth paid court unto a maid
IWaS possible for him 10 know
Just how she looked. nor he afraid
mat fashions strange would widely
range
Ana L" some curious freak give place
And give her outlines queer and change
The frank expression of her face.
But in this dire inconstant dav
The draperies and graceful curves
Are changed unto a weird display
Ihat Is distressing To the nerves
=" old acquaintance is forgot.
And the result too often is
That Cupid's is a sorry lot
And Reno does a rushing biz
Washington Star
Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
THE ANTIQUATED AND
USELESS SEAL

most absurd thing connected
with legal business is the little niece
Of red, green or blue paper or dauh
al sealing wax which We often place
al the end Of a signature to a deed
VIII or other important document.
Is very small thing i'm size
but one To which a great deal Of
Importance is frequently given. II
is relic of antiquity. and no plaus-
ible excuse can he invented for con-
tinuing It's use.
Some of the more progressive
states have practically abolished its
use by legislation which deprives il
of any technical legal significance. In
others. however. it is still used with
all seriousness and solemnity. and an
almost magical value is given To- il
by dignified judges that is little less
than ridiculous
A man died years ago. leaving part
of his estate to another to enjoy
while he lived. with the privilege of
devising il at his death To others
whom he might select by writing I'M
der his hand and seal" 4 writing
was executed 50 devising the proper
~. hut it was contested by others
claiming the property upon the tech
meal ground that the paper contained
no seal after the signature. and the
devise was therefore void.
A wise Philadelphia Judge closely
scrutiniZed the signature and after
carefully listening To the arguments
of lawyers decided that at the end
of the signature there was an extra
scroll or flourish made with the pen
with which the signature was made
and that this was sufficient i'm law
TO constitute a seal.-Case and Com
ment.