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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-04-26

COMPLEXION CREAM" Marinello"
especially good here. Sample jars
10 cents at the Hotel Kennewick.
81 If
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WANTED-Work as farm hand. Ap-
phcant has had experience. j. A.
Hallasey. Call Antlers Hotel.
24-7
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Miscellaneous

DON'T FORGET the new barber shop
at the Hotel Kennewick. See display
ad in this issue. "a
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For Sale

FOR SALE-Fine heifer calf Also
some loose hay. Theo. Kirchner, R.
F. D. No. 2. ZAP
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Wanted

WANTED-Experienced man to care
for the Stuible fruit and alfalfa ranch.
Apply to Frank Emigh, Koontz Hotel.
Zap
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M. F.. CHURCH
10 a. M, Sunday School.
Iii a. M, Preaching. Subject, Faith. -
3p. m. Teachers Training Glass.
Epworth League, 700 p. m.
Preaching at 7:45 p. m. Subject,
''Value of our Best Moments
Prayer Meeting, Thursday 7:45 o. m.
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SHOES

WHEN OUT for a drive stou and !,
a look around Meadow Brook -
Most likely, we have somethin, -
you want. Jersey cows. dr.
horses, Duroc Jersey pigs, balsd !
loose hay, Wyandctte chickens :
eggs for setting. All for ,,l \
reasonable prices. Phone s7rs as|
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CENT-A-W0RD COLUMN

A ADVERTISEMENTS under this head
\ One Cent Word. per insertion. payable
invariably in advance. advertisements I'M
der the head Of Situations Wanted will be
inserted free Of charge qMinimum charge
for any advertisement IS cents.
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ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL

10 a. M, Sunday School.
II a. M, Morning prayer and sermon.
Holy communion first Sunday in the
month at II o'clock.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Regular services every Sunday at II
a. m. Morning subject, Probation
After Death"
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Wednesday meetings, p. m. at the
Little Chapel on Third street.
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LOST-An old fashioned gold bracelet.
Phone 1901. Reward. Zap
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For Rent

For Rent
FOR RENT Small house west of town.
Phone 27x2. 24-l5
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-06-27

Lv. Norfolk %. D. WharO ..........
Lv. Portsmouth North st. Wharf,.
Lv. Norfolk (Bay Line WHARF ......
Nv. Old Point (Government Wifi
Lv. Philpot's Wharf, East River.
Lv. Williams Wharf, East River.
Lv. Hicks Wharf, East River.
Lv. Diggs' Wharf, East River.
Iv, Roane's Wharf, Ware River. ....
Nv. Bailey's Wharf, Ware River.
Lv. Hockey, Ware River. .........
Nv. Auburn Wharf, North River.
Nv. Dfxondale, North River. ..-......
Nv. Severn Wharf, Severn River.
Nv. Old Point Government Wharf,.
Ar. Norfolk %. D. Pier No. d..
AR. Portsmouth North st. WHARF
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ARE
Still MISSING
Only Five of Those Lost in Mag
ara River Have Been
Found.

NEW YORK, Special.-With five
bodies recovered and twenty-five
others missing, all of whom are be-
lieVed to have perished, scores Of
police and volunteer rescue workers
dragged Niagara River Monday for vic
Tins of the collapse of the excursion
dock on Eagle Park Sunday night.
OF the hve bodies recovered up to
$3.50 o'clock four were women and the
fifth was a nine-year-old girl.
The disaster came at the end of a
days outing Of Court Amherst, No.
232. Order of Foresters.
The steamboat Henry KOerber had
just warped into the dock, which was
crowded, while scores of others were
crowding upon the staging. Captain
Fix. of the steamer. called out to the
people 10 move slowly, but the crush
continued.
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ANOTHER FORM OF
SENATORIAL COURTESY

In addition to studying railroad
rates. the question of high living. and
the tariff, Senator John NJ. Dixon. of
Montana, has been a student of the
general subject of ghosts. Just be-
Tore he came TO Washington TO begin
his service in the Senate, he was told
by bad man." of Montana. who
had been condemned TO death. that
spirits could return TO this earth from
the other world.
AT midnight of the day that I am
hanged, said the murderer, Il will
knock at your front door lin order to
prove TO you that ghosts can come
back"
ON the midnight in question. Dixon
was sitting up in his Washington home
courteously waiting TO see what would
happen, for the mans manner had i'm
pressed him greatly. The senator was
about to go to bed when he remem-
bered that there is a difference of
three hours between WASHINGTON and
Montana time. SO he waited up three
hours longer. but again received no
visit
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Mamma. 1 just now fell downstairs
and hit every step all the way down.
exclaimed little Mary, who attends the
Christian Science Sunday school
Did YOU hurt yourself. dear?'
NO, mamma. l kept saying, Truth
truth. TRUTH every step / hit, and /
didn't hurt myself a bit. But l had
Fido in my arms when l fell and /
think he is pretty badly hurt"
What makes you think so, dear?'
why. every step we hit he yelled
Error, error. errorr Judge.
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4 Better Test

The man is lying in a seemingly
lifeleSs condition.
I can find no pulse whatever. "
says the physician who has been sum-
moned. Bring a lOoking-glass. We
VIII place II against his lips and see
II his breath is still in him"
Pardon me, DOCTOR" suggests a
bosom friend of the unfortunate man;
perhaps a wineglass would work bet
ter with him. Judges Library
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Just as the pang n

Just as the gang planks were
thrown out and those upon the edge
of the pier began moving on board
the vessel the crash came. The plank
ing held fast TO the timbers on both
sides of the dock, leaving a sort of
chute or pocket, into which the fren-
zied stream of men, women and chill
dren poured.
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LINSEED OIL


SeedO
If Oil is used unsatisfactory results viii
1t therefore, of
products quality be
There Oils
practically a
analysis in
a Benzne
In order afford protection this necessary
will costa of
sent to us by regular trade
The question Linseed Oil Painting important ben neglected
o that OF.
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but John ID. is a good man to blame
it on.-Rural Retreat Times.
Washington girl mas quit home
to be a lady" All Of which may be
construed as some slam on the home.
Newport News Progress.
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The only thing wish 1 had estab-
lished,' said Dixon afterward. was
by what time the affairs Of the other
world are conducted. The Popular
Magazine.
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Who owns the air?" demands the
French Government. We don't know.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25

account Of himself to God and 1t is up
TO you old fellow.
Some people say would but ] am
waiting for a friend. Suppose this tab
ernacle was afre and sit here still
and you would say come on. Bill what
are YOU waiting for. and / would say
am waiting on a friend. Some OF you
fellows want the feelings of Christ
ian before you become one.
The strongest influence against
Jesus Christ is the man who lives a
virtuous life. is charitable and possess
es other fine qualifications. but ia not
Christian. He is worse than devil
in the gutter.
"Ffney was once preaching IN
Rochester. and the chief justice oil
the supreme court was in the audi
ence. and he listened 10 Finneys
Unanswsrable Arguments
and said TO his friend. II that man
was a lawyer and would present ar
guments TO me like that and have the
evidence 20 back II up. | would have
TO take the case out OF the hands OF
the jury and give him a decision. The
Justice finally could stand II no longer
and jumped 20 his feet and said that
- Finney would ask for converts be
would lead the way The matter VAS
reported TO Mr. Finney. and he closed
bis Bible and said. 4 have just been
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me and went down and met the
daughter of the Judge
Baptized In Palestine Water.
The young lady asked me IL knew
her and when said no. she asked me
II | remembered the young woman
talked TO AZ the church in that city
and brought to Christ. Then | remem-
bered her and she introduced me 10
her husband who she said was the
young man sitting beside her in the
church. She showed me their baby
and said: On our return from Pales-
tine. we brought back bottle OF
water and l would like 10 know II you
will baptiZe our baby and ] said. you
bet your life / WILL and did That
young woman brought her husband to
Christ and the whole family were liv-
ing consistent Christian lives.
Here is a verse of Scripture that
7 think was written expressly for
Wheeling. W. Va: Is is Proverbs
xxx: %. The fear OF man bringeth a
snare There is many a man in this
town that would come down the trail
only he is afraid OF the sneers of the
gang he trots with. ] say to you you
are a coward. you poor little weakened
miserable runt.
You know that on the first day
OF April all the fools in America fool
all the other fools. One day an old
farmer came into Boston and drew
large amount of money out OF the
bank. lie then went down the street
gazing at the high buildings and mix
ing with the crowd and
Suddenly Missed His Wallet.
He retraced his steps and met n
crowd of young blOods. half drunk.
standing around on the pavement,
looking at some object that proved
10 be his pocketbook. They all
thought it was joke. and none of
them would pick IL up. but stood
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informed that the chief justice OF the
United States supreme court Is here
and will lead the way II make a call
for sinners. and / make that call now.
In twelve months in that city over
100000 people were converted as the
result OF that meeting
II was once travelling with Chap
man, and one night
President Harrison
entered the hall with his daughter,
Mrs. Mckee. and II was my pleasure
TO invite him to a seat on the plat.
form. lie demurred. and I called his
attention TO the influence II would
have for the cause OF Christ II he
would make this public stand. and he
asid: II you think my presence on
that platform will aid the cause OF
Jesus Christ will CO. and the proud
est moment OF my life was when
walked up that aisle with President
Harrison holding my arm. and when
the audience recognized him the cast
throng from auditorium TO gallary
swayed with enthusiasm and sang
My Country. It's OF Thee
That was the influence OF Presi.
dent Harrison. What will you inhu-
snce be-"
SIR Sunday then closed with a brief
prayer. and The call for converts fol.
lowed. with the result az stated above
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ing. and when the sweat Of death was
on his brow he opened hi seyes and
said: DO YOU know OF any place out
in Minnesota where | can invest my
money in first mortgage bonds al &
per cert? I'm only getting here.
And that old sinner was 50 close to
he'll that he could smell the sulphur
fumes.
You say YOU would rather take the
certainties OF today than the uncer-
tainties OF the future. Suppose to-
night you were worth a million dol
lars and knew that when court opened
in the morning you would be convict
ed OF embeZzlement and sentenced to
a long term in the penitentiary; or
suppose YOU were a hobo and knew
that when the bank opened tomorrow
morning you would inherit a million
dollars Would you rather have the
rags and the prospective fortune or
would you rather have the money and
the prospective penitentiary? on.
YOU would say. Mr.. Sunday. I would
Rather Have the Rags
or course you would when you know
what is coming after. Then why don't
you say give me heaven today II I
have all the world today and hell at
the end
Then there is the love OF pleasure.
Some mon will say I want TO enjoy
the pleasures OF life. so don't ask me
20 come up now. Bill Many a young
woman needs Jesus Christ but she
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in Wheeling. Pittsburgh. Chicago
or anywhere else who make your
clerks lie TO sell your dirty goods
off your counters. I would rather
60 to heaven In my bare feet.
over a stony road, than to hell by
crooked profits.
I'VE are to-day sacrificing the NOR
al Law for the penal code. Many a
fellow to-day leads an eminently re-
spectacle life. driven down the street
in a fine equipage. and everything he
touches seems 10 turn into money.
He grows up and dies and the lodge
turns out with brass band. and
there is a big pow-wow over his body
while the bones OF his victims are rot
ting in the potters field. Tell me
There Is No He'll
for n man like that?
I'D rather undertake to save ten
drunkards than one money shark. A
friend OF mine out in Iowa went 10
sit up with an old man who was dy-
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Evening Sermon.

SlOSSS HIS campaign UGIc.
Evening Sermon.
In a sermon that was all powerful
Mr.. Sunday last evening swayed an
audience that filed the tabernacle far
beyond its seating capacity and at its
conclusion brought over 200 down the
sawdust trail. The sermon was one
OF a most appealing nature and the
Gospel was put forth in such a strong
light that II was irresistible. The
sermon throughout was a plea 20 have
faith in God and his word and IL was
without doubt one Of the strongest Mr.
Sunday has as yet delivered
His text was from 81 John wa
''He that heareth Ny word and be
lieveth him that sent me. hath ever
lasting life and shall not come into
condemnation. he spoke in part a.
follows.
4 think that is one % the saddest
utterances that ever came from tho
lips % Jesus when you stop fo think
who lie was addressing The Phar.-
sees refused 10 accept Him. 20 accept
His word or 20 believe leo What iie
performed and FOR them f
Meant osunstlon Eternal
Jesus said so will not come unto mo
that 80 might have ffe and bv this
act hey refused fp accept eternal cal.
walton Dr. ls because Cod Offers YOU
salvation and you 20 .rrf f bar Jesus
plead for v0l
~reFus Christ afnraf flr aII ffe me
- oil - people md he .s ro' aII.nc
That anv should ha .1sf Of course
some ~ b. .raf ard some ru ha
saved nat gn1 srrrr ff.s arf fs.
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SANE SUCCESS HERE AS In EUROPE

began 20 trouble me I have not been
sleeping vel and my appetite and al
Eestion we're not ~ they should BE-
tired easy and did not have the
vitality 90 Withstand a hard days
work ~ formerly. This tonic ~rona
Vita" was recommended TO me and
decided 20 give IL a test. have been
greatly benefited in health and
strength by this medicine. I sincere
~ believe the tonic to be highly mer
i'orious judging from my own exper'
fence"
Do you lack strength and vitality
Do you take cold easily and sleep
poorly Are you nervous and de
pressed? II so you are a sufferer from
nervous debility and you should al
once get a bottle OF iona Vita and
see how quickly II will build you up
Chas. X. Goethe & Co. 81 Twelfth
street, is the agent for Tona Vita
In Wheeling. W. Va. Your money will
be returned to you II you are dissat'
isfied with the tonic. The Approved
Formula Co, Dayton, o.
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Moody meetings raised his hand for
prayer. and when Moody went down
and talked TO him he said, " you had
only known when 20 uWere speaking
What Perfect Picture
you drew Of my own life. you would
wonder ] stand here Well. said tho
man. II vas not a beautiful picture.
and ] think you should be ashamed OF
A. ! am ashamed OF it, said the
man. Then why don't you renounce
your sins and become Christian
Well he said. there are certain sins
] commit. and BY doing and commit.
ing that sin ] derive n certain amount
Of pleasure and remuneration. and I
won give 81 mp Many men know
mat n they become Christians fhav
would have 20 give up something
Every brewer would have 10 lock his
place up. every saloon keeper would
lock the joint. the girls in the red
light district would have 20 give an
me life they are leading Many man
VIII not sacriice the profits Of a
crooked business said 20 a man in
Fargo hall in Chicago ~ you know
sou are a sinner. Why don r. sou ask
God % forgive YOUR sins And DO
replied ~ Z vas f0 become a Christ.
ian ionigh' would have fo wire ms
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around and waited for someone else
10 do II. so they could give them the
laugh. The farmer broke through
the crowd. gathered up the wallet
opened IL and counted the money TO
see that II was all there. and then
said April fool. YOU darn fools you
You sit there and see a fellow
come down the trail. You poor foo.
SIT there. He is getting the reward.
but you are getting nothing. 4 young
man attends a banquet where they
are serving wine. and he hasa't the
moral courage TO turn his glass down.
Bryan Turns Glass Down.
Il once attended the graduating ex-
ercises Of law school in Nebraska,
and Governor Holcombe and William
J. Bryan we're the principal speakers.
and when IL was time for the wine
TO be served all the students looked
up AZ the end OF the table TO see what
Mr. Bryan was going TO do. and they
saw Mr.. Bryan turn his glass down.
don't know whether you are Dem
ocrat or a Republican. but ] am gla .
that Bryan Is one Of my best friends
and he - one OF the finest men
know Paul says. I take pleasure In
the curses and persecution Of mine
enemies. and ] say to you 10 takes
the highest type OF American man
hood TO live for Jesus Christ
You take what the Bible says. DO
what IL tells you To do. follow it,
teachings and win will find out what
IL means 20 live FOR Christ " Won
acre an officer and ! gave you clue
10 "a thief wouldn't you run o. dow
and see what there vas In 81
~ You We're . Scientist
working on some discovery and ] gave
you some clue wouldn't you work if
OUT Then Why don't you follow This
clue 20 everlasting salvation n 500
are honest YOU cannot help believe
rho Bible but . have never seen an
honest Tnfnrian. an honest Spirit
ualirf or an honest Juitcrsaiisf
MANY say fu inc uou'd b. a
Christian tlf there arr COO many
HfHrrr.frs .r fra rhurrr cav aHni
your moufh. fnr ~ ell fte excuses that
f. Goo Hr rIn. and f." Fr.H.
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sruu unsrhar pronounced flf
cords rEhf t.. 300 krou uhaf
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25

were small. Alexander the Great was
small man in stature. Caesar was
man OF frail build. Napoleon,
Shakespeare and Grant were great
men and small in stature.
United States Senator Alexander
Stephens was an invalid and had ia
be wheeled in and out Of the senate
He was great orator and charged
Ike an army. Men always had
dread TO see him start on them. One
day Senator Stephens made Senator
Tom Toombs OF Georgia mad. lie
went TO stephens and said Look here.
stephens. would like to eat you
Stephens replied: Then you have
more brains I'm your belly than you
have In your head TOombs grew
more angered and said: 4 am a self.
made man and have not had the Op-
portunity that you have had stephens
replied that that relieved God of much
responsibility.
Being a Christian
II have met a good many men who
have given various excuses for not t,a.
ing Christians. Man cant give a rea-
son for not being a Christian. Man
cant give a reason for swearing: man
can't give reason for being "a drunk
ard. man can't give reason for be-.
Ing a libertine lie can give ex-
cuses. but he cant give a reason.
y met "a man in Troy. y Y. some
time ago Who gave the nearest answer
cf any asked him " he vas
christian. No asked him n he
believed in fhe Bible Yes 1 asked
him ~ be- believed IN Jesus. 'Yc.t
Then I asked him f h. believed ID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
Physicians Delighted BY What
New Tonic, iona Vita,
Has Done.

Tired out. rundown half SICK PEG
PIE are not 80 numerous as they were
a year ago. iona Vita" the great
modern tonic has proved as success
full In the United States as IN Europe
and many thousands OF Americans
have been built up and restored 10
health by this medicine.
The physicians who introduced
"Tona Vita" in this country are en-.
thusiastic over the remarkable sue.
cess OF the medicine. and those who
have been restored TO health are also
glad TO tell what their experience has
been. Mrs. Smith. OF Rochester. ~
Y. a trained nurse for sixteen years
and a graduate OF Bellevue Hospital
New York City. says.
II have had no opportunity to take
sufficient rest and during the past
year this has told on me. My nerves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25

knows she has 10 give up the ball
room and tho theatre The Young
man knows be- Will have 10 give up the
penny ante game and the SKY limit
q Young woman wanted 90 join tho
church and she told the minister Of
her desires and he asked her 10 she
krou what r meant BE said 90
means fo accept Jesus Christ A. your
Savior and give up dancing card
playing and other uorfdtg amuaa.
m-nfs. She irtIfafsd and no told her
fu fh.nk lf over and she replied. We'll.
linr or n that is afat 10 means to hs
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
WEEK AT HOME BEFORE
GOING TO FARGO.

The Sunday will depart Monday evening early Tues
day morning for their homes leaving for
Fargo ~ D. where the and Mrs Sunday
will Wnona Lake.
Yesterday the evangelist announced that several
years before he would again preach West Virginia
engagements keep him busy for the coming
Huntington and Parkersburg will time before
securing him. East Liverpool has revival
September which will De his first appearance in this vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
MANY MEETINGS ARE
SCHEDULED FOR THIS WEEK.

Throughout the closing meetings the factory
meetings and the meetings of the league will
held Miss Miller will
She has done noble Wheeling and hundreds
OF girls employed in the factories joined class Miss SAKE
will conduct her Bible platform
the afternoon
Both Rev Peacock and Mr. Rodeheaver the
meetings As shown by the large various
factories these accomplished much from RELIGIONS
standpoint in the industrial