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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-10-07

the afternoon and l was just
helping Old Paul Brown haul
out last load of manure from
Bert Beverages garbage where
he keeps his autos whel who
should walk up but old Bro.
Hubbart looking much the same
as he did the morning Kit Prag
err commented on cuffes, He is
down here researching for
something that may or may not
pan out I don't know what it is
all about but the brother is get.
ting a P. H. B and before be is
handed it they make him 20 out
in the world and dig up some
thing that amt Of no use and that
nobody else amt found, So be
came to Indiana where every.
thing Is to literal and has been
at State House nosing round.
Lovely wife snd baby still in
Chicago but Bro. Hubbard talks
OF them .ots so be still loves
them, Although be is smartest
men Scott turned out and is
within reach of his P. H. B. be
st,ll feels to see if that tooth is
There = st.fBro. Hubbart was at
church Sunday and bis behavior
was of the best.
Old Sister Nichols is simmer
ing down getting ready to say
that whatever the G. o. P. does
amt so worse in view of the fact
that they Ant mo moosers left
here. She are German in antics
in spite OF ali T. R. says. Stran.
ge that the sister should think
so but it is nice return to the cid
trough where they dished up
things to be proud of for so long
The sister served Burgoo at late
} affair and old Bross wrote rose.
''water editorial which shows
B Star will be back in the OLD
+ ranks when tue big campaign
. gets en- T. R and BERTHE should
/ read this gang of backsliders z,
riot act.
Sister Arthella Carter ha'
J.. again went away to school ant
t Old Bill will have to begin send
I ing pony money down there H
t was in former home in Kentuc
r ky the other day and came hom
j.. blowing about it being better
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-10-07

Carter is a swift side stopper
when a jury gets busy He was
At races there Saturday but
goes home in time for sunday
school class Old sister Carter
has been busy making lovely
daughter some nice clothing for
to wear at school this year and
is artist with needle and thread.
I only wish I had tickets
this winter like l did when l
and Bro. Carter done so much
uplift work two winters ago
we was roosting far down in
front every night and them GER.
tainly was the days,
Old George Padgett don't call
it Rooshy no more George has
wrote poems of late that sound
fairly good. l have wrote some
myself and while l Amino Hank
Longfellow, o Holmes, jim Riley
or Eddie Poe, they do 20 we'll
and l write nothing that amt
spiritual.
Old Ell Searles who works for
, Del anc Rich Smith ia out again
after slight injury sustained in
bis basement He is said to oe
greatest intervier since Jim
!: Boswell wrote up Sam johnson
, some time back.
! Old Bro. Kin Hubbard over.
Hooked a good one the other day
He was in ball pulling the one a
bout The Irlshman and Scot and
Pope and Harry Lauder when
woman went By who deserved
report She was wearing life sized
hairlip and had a gold inlay The
point being that the two don't
mix very we'll 1t takes lot of
cheek and chin to set off a V
shape in the top lip. Bro. Hub.
bard huild silo for Booth Tar.
kingtoff last week.
j Paul Brown and Rev. Edmin.
ion whirlwind evangelist, had
blows after church last sabbath
And both should ought to be as
'hamed II men can't listen to the
y word without having such awful
! differences their place amt in
the news Bro Brown object to
9 what the pastor said regarding
:. perseverance IF the saints and
they flew to il Both walked Of,
with bloody noses and the al,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-10-07
HOOSIER COLUMN.
PEARSON'S NOTICES.

Well Bro Garrett l do shurely
wish to extend best regards
Now that noble CREssET SIS TAX
en- up rev abode in a place that
amt so far from old Colony For
we always love the paper and
whatever it contains All way
from two man theory to attack on
Pope of Rome. So let good work
go head for the more ahead
we 60 the less space we have
GOT to cover. Because everybody
has been gave certain sections
to work Oh. Some being larger
and better than others. And if
you are in lonly fence corner
of a place where they Amt much
racket nor nobody to see what
you do, just act like busher who
is trying to do his best know
ing that a big league scout Is in
the grand stand, For always
tley is some kind of a big lea
guer ready to yank US out and
put Us where we can do better
-pFovidet we can do betsers
And that is my greeting to
paper that has did So much in
war on plutes and all that amt
right, And know that in new
home Dear CREssET will keep
it's space of being just a little
bit different from anything that
man ever set up in type.
And / shall send dollar for
subscription in short time and
Want to urge al friends who
have had subscribe to send dol
lar to the Ed for he will need il
Especially if the Cressett Is tt
wear different colors every weel
For Joseph's ma likely spen'
more on his coat Of differen
colors than she done on others
And mabe she hadn't ough
to have did it, AS it made others
soc.
Now send in money to Bro
Garrett for who knows but tina
his boot is out on the side JUS
at the time when a calf wasen
quite fat enough to be sold O
that little Baz needs some cloth
in. I AN for Bro. CARROTS Who'll
family and want all patriots to /,
Well certainly was / surpris
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18

If it is a mans gift-get it at the mans gift store
that means Haekett & Sutton's
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18

following gentlemen, elected and ap-
pointed. were installed
Elected by Evergreen Lodge.
\. Trimmer. worshipful master; b.
NJ. Lawrence. senior warden; +. j.
Sehueller. junior warden; A. w.
Clark. secretary; j. NJ. Munson.
treasurer.
Appointed, Evergreen Lodge
Rufus Kingsley, senoir deacon; c. II.
Westaby. junior deacon; III. NJ. Penn.
senior steward; II. A. Hartwich. jun
Tor steward, A. NJ. McCallister. tyler,
trustees, S. +. May. j. NJ. Duff and
William Curtis.
Elected by Cyrus Chapter-Hans
Hanson. excellent high priest: Chas.
Trimmer, king; r.. A. Kingsley.
scribe; Frank Smith, treasurer; VIM.
Rae, secretary.
Appointed, Cyrus Chapter-Wm.
Torbert, captain Of the host; +. +.
Emmanuel. principal sojourner; II.
M. Penn. royal arch captain; Carl
Johnson, master OF the third veil
GUY Hanson, master of the second
veil; Harold McKinnon. master of the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18
MADISON MAN VICTIM
III. H.. CUISINE HELD IP AND
ROBBED BY THREE MIME
APOLIS THUGS.

An unwilling part in the carnival
of crime which periodically sweeps
over the twin cities at this time of
year has been taken by II. II. Gull
slime. Of the firm of Cuisine q Was
key. of this city. who is in Minneap-
oils on business.
News that Mr.. Cuisine had been
held up and robbed in a residence
section of the city was brought TO
Madison today by State Senator Hans
Urdahl. who passed through Mime
apolis last night on his way from
Madison, Wis.
AS stated in Minneapolis newspa-
pers three small men with three big
revolvers accosted him. after he had
been advised not to 60 about unac
companied at night, and took from
him about $40 in cash, many drafts
and checks, representing a sum un-
known here, and a watch that had
been given to him by his father. The
watch was recovered.
According to statements made to
Minneapolis reporters, Mr.. Cuisine
had been visiting with friends and
was on his way to a street car TO re-
turn to his hotel, when he was held
up. Folks at whose home he had
called volunteered to go with him To
the car, suggesting that it was dan
gerous to walk alone at night. He is
said to have replied that he had been
around the country considerably
without getting into trouble, and that
he had no misgivings. He had gone
less than a block wnen ne was accost
ed. Two of the trio stepped TO his
sides. and, with revolvers leveled,
grasped his shoulders and held him
while the third man searched his
pockets.
Perhaps to prove that they retain
ed at least a trace of human kindness,
the bandits returned the watch. Mr..
Cuisine walked behind the men a
short distance. He explained TO them
that the timepiece was not worth
more than a dollar or two, but that it
was valuable TO him as a keepsake,
given to him by his father many years
ago..
Mayor George III. Waskey, business
partner of Mr.. Cuisine, said today
that he did not know how much
money the drafts and checks carried
by Mr.. Cuisine represented. The
mayor said that Mr.. Cuisine had no
doubt at once ordered payment Of
them stopped.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18
Eat at Jack 5.

Eat at Jacks.
Leave your order at Porter's for
the best cut flowers that grow.
Nackinaws and wool coats at
greatly reduced prices.
The best turkeys. ducks. geese and
243.
One set of sleigh runners, practic-
ally new. for sale at Schultz drug
store.
\ boy was born this morning 10
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bake of this
city.
Hook postage saving envelopes for
mailing circulars for sale at The
Daily Leader.
Phone 156 for Fritz Phoehl, ex-
pressman. Wash ice delivered to any
part of the city.
Or. ]. ". Heston. of the State Nor
NAL school, was a business visitor in
Sioux Falls today.
ID. f. Mackay and family departed
this morning for Mt. Carroll, Ill, to
spend the holiday season with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Wood. who has been a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Malone. departed this morning for
Edgerton. Mimi.
We will have flowers for every
body, the best that grow. Call for
price list to take home.-Porter Drug
& Jewelry House.
Prof. and Mrs. c. c. Wagner and
the baby were morning departures
for Kansas City to spend Christmas
at the home of Mrs. Wagner's par
ents.
We have thousands Of dollars
worth of exceptionally fine diamonds,
bought on a spot cash basis. You get
the advantage of this as we'll as our
expert experience and reputation
when you buy a diamond of US
Frank c. Smith. the Rexall store,
Miss Mccormick, who has been a
guest at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18

Sunday. The Luther league meets at
$40. All are welcome.-Olin Reig-
stad. Pastor.
First Baptist Church-There will
be the regular services tomorrow. In
the morning the pastor is going to
begin a series of m of dispen-
s~ational truth. He in a very special
manner calls the attention of the con
%gregation to this series. Watch for
them and try TO get the entire num-
Der. In the evening he will speak on
the theme of Gods Estimation of
Humanity" The b. Y. p. u. will be
as usual at $40. All are very cor
daily invited TO spend the day with
US. The evening service will be
evangelistic in character.-Roy l..
Palmerton, Pastor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18
LOCAL NEWS.
Eat at Jacks.

Lat at JACKS.
Lost. A 20-year Rebekah veteran
jewel. Return to Mrs. f. G. Ball.
Take advantage of the free camera
offer at the Security State bank. A
nice Christmas gift.
Have you inquired at the Security
State bank about their free camera
offer. Don't delay.
Eat at Jacks.
For Sale. My residence property
at a bargain.-H. M. Penn.
Old iron, rubber and metal bought
by j. ;. Thompson, phone 3S3 yellow.
Hot drinks and luncheonette at
the Sugar Bowl.
Wanted. Girl to assist in general
homework. Address G. |. Wilkinson.
Box 426.
A big assortment OF handkerchiefs.
gloves and silk hose for Christmas
gifts at Mrs. Knoeri's.
To the farmers. Bring in your old
iron. Highest market price paid by
J. s. Thompson. phone 1888 yellow,
Madison.
Home made mince meat, quart
jars, at Earle Kelley's.
Washings wanted. Phone 1874
white.
Wash ice delivered to any part of
the eity.-Roy Beesley, phone 3G7
yellow.
Trees are nice, the mistletoe was
never prettier, at Earle Kelley's.
Nuts. candies, a good assortment
and right prices.-Earle Kelley.
Clothing at half price at Millard's
cash store.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18

Nothing saps the Vitality Ike kldney
trouble. 1t causes backache. headache,
stiff joints, sore muscles. always tired
feeling. rheumatism and other ills. To
be efficient, you must be healthy. Foley
Kidney Pills strength the kidneys, help
them do their work of filtering out from
the system the waste matter that causes
the trouble. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18
THE

Grace Episcopal Church-Morning
service at 1890. Sunday school at
IL. No evening service.-E. Wilson.
Rector.
Presbyterian Church - Christmas
service will be held on Sunday al
1920. Service in the evening at
1880. The public IL cordially invited.
C. McKibbin, Minister.
United Lutheran Church-On ac-
count OF the pastor being out of town
there will be no preaching service on
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18

first veil. A.. VI. McCallister, sentinel.
At the conclusion the regular bust
ness of the meeting, the members sat
10 a banquet in the temple din
ing hall. A large number attended.
The order endorsed the paving of
Egan avenue, as has been outlined
by the Merchants association, and
vent OF record as being willing to
bear the lodge quarters portion of
the cost of doing the work.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18

To be ~conversant with your neigh
Dor on all the news of today you
should read The Daily Leader. Sub
scribe now.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18
THE CITY.


Fair tonight and Sunday; colder
tonight.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18
Gift
Hints

VIII
linus
Bath hoDe
Bet
cur Buttons
odrters
u'oFes
ollK hosiery
Ml'lens
NO oioV Blue serge
oealsklh Gap
focKetoook
sweater Coat
Suspehders
nat
ClothcraIt OVercoat
underwear
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18
There's a Lot of Difference
between buying
for a Woman and for a Man

She prizes the pretty, He the practical.
Send him something he can make do hin
service and you've struck the keynote of sue
cessful Christmas giving.
Because man is our hobby and mems fur
niShings our business, we have Just the
things that meets his ideas.
But we haven't forgotten that it's Her
token He most prizes, SO that you'll find ours
a mems store for the ladies, with every COM
fort provided to make the burden of Christ
mas buying easier.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-25
A GEM OF LOGIC

Recently the Muskogec TlmesDemocrat con
tanned an interview with a prominent east-slde
Democrat who stingngy criticised the use of $94,
900 of the state game warden funds for uses other
than that for which the funds were collected. Com
menting mildly on this, The Times said;
II would be interesting To know why matters
OF this kind are not sci before the public by the
state examiner and Inspector That office was
unquestionably created torOnstitue check onthe
various fHAk and II never contemplated thht
& 1t should be seryile tool Of the executive onltr,
The state examiner and Inspector, IN an open
letter to the governor dated last Saturday replied
From an editorial in "Darkey' Sangos John
Fields, "Darkey" Twins's, Arthur Geisslers
"Darkcy smiths Standard Ois Oklahoma city
Times It appears that the stockholders of that
paper are dcsirous of having a report from the
state examiner and inspector on the loan directed
by the 1913 session Of the Legislature 10 be made
out Of the game protection fund for the ng OF
the building of the state capitol
The Times was unwilling that this gem of
logic, this exhibition Of the language Of statesman
ship as it is spoken and written in the proud state
of Oklahoma, should escape the attention of the
public il must needs be preserved Not only
that the dignity Of our public officials may al
ways be in evidence, and their high regard
for truth or file, but as warning to those
foolhardy persons who may rashy think they have
a right TO ask information of the head of state
department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-25

that even now it can be declared that America
will produce her own dyestocks and dyestutts re-,
gardess Of Germany or any other nation.
One great American inventor and chemist
within ninety days after the declaration Of war
in Europe, had constructed factory and was
turning out carbolic acid, commodity of vast I'M
port to various industries, but hitherto manufac-
tured in Europe Mills and factories of every con
ceivabe kind are being enlarged and modenized
TO meet every demand Of the American people as
we'll as to meet the demands of foreign peoples
The American dollar is the standard Of value
the world over
Thus dormant resources Of the nation are be
ing called on. New industries mean new opportu.
mites for both capital and labor mean more
money spent at home, less money sent abroad
mean stronger nationalism But, and the point
should not be overlooked or its significance under
cstimated-it means jealousy and commercial war
fare when the present conflagration shall have
oeased. 1t may mean war; for all wars of recent
years, no matter what the guise, have been com.
merca wars
If it is the hand of'Destny writing ascendcncy
n one hemisphere, decadence in the other, be as
sured that for years to come peace will only be
maintained on earth by the sword
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-25

be formally elected AZ well as mem
bers Of both branches OF the leglsla-
ture. No congressman will be elected
this year.
The present lieutenant. governor,
Theodore G. Bilbo, will become COVER
nor, succeeding Earl Brewer, and Lee
NJ. Russell will he the lleutenant-g
ernor Other candidates for state Of
fices include Secretary OF State JO-
seph W. Power attorney general. Ross
A. COllins treasurer, Dr. ]. p. Tay-
lor; superintendent Of education, W.
II, Smith
New Jersey
Having disposed Of the suffrage Ia
sue at the special election October ~,
New Jersey has left little Of gen
eral interest ~ rthe election OF No
vember = Voting ON this day will be
confined to the election Of SIX mem
bers Of the state senate and full
membership OF 90 In the house. The
campaign has been very quiet, no state
wide issues being involved. In some
legislative districts, local option has
been an issue.
The elections In the eight states
that have been mentioned In the fore
| going comprise all OF the state elec.
tions that will be held In the United
States this fall, and, as will be noted,
the voting ls confined entirely "
states east OF the Mississippi river.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-25
Ir0Rl[ES7 S0pO[LlNyNN

Journalists get called lots Of different names but the
editor ~ the opposition sheet In Walter has been chris
tened Cuty by H. ~ Woodson, who pilots the New Era
through the weekly shoals Of aud local news After
msciously Informing his readers that "Cuty was In vo
lent eruption Last week Editor Woodson adds Insult TO
injury by accusing his rival OF unprofessionaly giving
away free Outy proceeds to I'LL his whole paper
about us triumphantly shouts woodson. Bully for
our press agent"
The Hsgar correspondent q the Blk City NewsDemo-
crat leaves his host u readers In suspense regarding the
of his recent and mysterious dsappes rance IRON
his accustomed place In the columns hy the nco
plete announcement After q few weeks sbsence We
come again" Probably he thinks It's nobodys business.
stA
Muskosee Times Democrat says the Russians ought to
b. healthy-they retire early,
sssss
FIRED Browne made his usual pilgrimage TO Fort
Smith Saturday "ACrowder City Qua rtan
Fred you sly dos explain yourself ----..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-25
EAT OKLAHOMA APPLES

This is ayowcdly n brief for Oklahoma orchard
lists. The recent state fair afforded ample cyi.
dence Of the apple growing ability of the state
no finer specimens of the fruit can be found any
where than were on exhibition. Instead Of aid.
ing the northwest to dispose of its surplus apple
crop at fabulous price, why not put cash INTO the
Oklahoma orrhardists pocket by stocking your
cellar from Oklahoma trees at a lcss br,r'
Buy it in Oklahoma City and buy the Okla
homa product if it is available That is the slogIn
that builds both cities and states Oklahoma fruit
growers have had a very nprofitablc year thus
far. The peach crop, the largest in history. lost
them money. They have neither promotion costs
or long freight hauls to chalk up against the
consumer. And they have a product as fine 10
look at as healthfu to eat as has Miss Spokane
We are under no obligations to Miss Spokane. We
are to Mr. Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-25
AlF1TLER1TlOO OOW@OGTS

Ike Glberg. the tailor who has four suits promised
for Saturday night devoted hours Of bis time yester
day To discussion NJ Industrial slavery Every has
his favorlte amusement aud OF them indulge In II
TO the detrlucut " business.
Fph Wiley doesn't admire Jack London. Eph says that
In locating Mr London should look wherever display
advertising IS given n preferred position.
'NIy own theory or it," said Buck Kilby yesterday
referring to wedding, is that he was short
windcd'
Men travel So much nowadays that few Of them longer
deem It important 10 carry with them card on which
the lodges to which they belong are printed.
should an Indian marry q white girl' queries an
exchange Having looked number OF the dusky beauties
over we conclude that he should II he has chance to
do 30
Eph WILEY saws he has noticed that people who try Ia
capitalize their distinguished relatives never build up
much Of Il business
"rm crying" sail Rosallnd BledSOc TO her father
the other dny, "bepuso | don't like that man" "f H.
Mr. Bledsoe replied cried Syery man dislike water
would be flowing IN the cutters"
Tho Fac that You are industrious doesn't raise you
much above the common level so is the little red ant
He ought tn make good reporter" said woman
yesterday who had 10 seek journalistic JOB FOR
her nephew ~" always has his In other peoples
business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-25

A perusal of the various state papers discloses
the fact that other communities take almost as
much pride in the unprecedented growth of Okla
bona City as Oklahoma City itself One puts ii
this way: "If the state papers will throw as many
bouquets at Oklahoma City's growth as they did
orickbats when it was going down, it will achieve
more during the next ten years than any city in
the union and without harming a single other Ok
lshoma community And that is fact The
growth of the capital city means the growth Of
every community in the state.