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No matter whit kind of a building you need
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k Phnno 73
FOR SALE or! TRADE
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International
SlNMrSOIOOL
Lesson
(By B. O SELLEns, Artlnf Director of
Sunday School Course of Moody Bible
Institute.)
(Copyright, 11T. Western Newspaper Union i
LESSON FOR MARCH 25
JESUS THE WAY, TRUTH
LIFE.
AND
(BILIMIM) fimrarfm
(Review.)
ftcnirrunE LESHON-Read John 14:
1-14.
UOLDEN TEXT- JeBun salth unto him,
I am the way, the truth, and the life, no
man coineth unto the father, but by me
John 14:6.
W AS NOT A HOUSE
THIEF AFTER ALL
Hny Springs News:
Sheriff Bruce was in the rlty Sat
unlay. The Sheriff has been en
Staged the pant month
search for horse thieves and effect n
ally assisted other sheriffs In captur
ing several of (hem. Last Thursday
The purpose of John's gospel r'- he received a telephone call from par
venled In John 20:31. It was to prove ) ties south or Kushvllle that a suspic
that Jesus Is the Christ, the Son of 1 lous looking fellow passed thru the
God, nnd to prove It In such a way 'south part of I he county with a bunch
tint men might believe it In their J headed for Alliance Sus-
hearts, and thus obtain, through that ! 8Mj"2 to bo iX? bA
" ,, ' ' , ... , " . .the fellow had several different stor-
bellef, eternal life In his name. There- m enro1(p (jpofl receipt of this iu
fore the best method of review for forma(lon Mr. BrttCt telegraphed the
(he lessons of the past quarter would Hherlff at Alliance to detain the man
be to go over the lessons one by one. 'and make Inquiries as to whether the
nd rind out how It Is that this great i horses were stolen or not. This was
truth, which brings life to men. Is II- ! done, and it turned out that the hors
Initnhvl in Mod nf the several les I1 been bought in Cherry county,
The object of such n review
of their destination a gentle breeie
came whispering out of the bowels of
Canada, which was soon accompan
ied by spits of snow. The wind
grew louder and stronger, Increasing
In "freio" and the snow flakes grew
In active thicker and liner and soon all trace
of the road was lost, and so were the
tourists.
Night was coming on and their on
ly thought was to seek some habita
tion. Aftor many maneuverlngs
they discovered ft dark object, which
they took to be a hay stack, and con
cluded to nestle down by It until the
storm blew over. Their surprise was
great and their pleasure greater
when reaching the black object they
found it to be a sod house with the
latch string hanging on the outside
of the door. Entering It, they found
the owner to be nway from home, yet
it was evident that he had not been
absent long, for there were live coals
had gone about five miles when he
lost control of his, owing to the bad
roads, and the car turned turtle
Marshall was so seriously Injured
that he died before a physician could
reach him. The deceased resided
with his parents at Eddyvltle and
the body was taken to the home,
where the funeral took place.
SKATING KINK QOEN
TO BROKEN
BOW
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TOURS
The season Of 1916 brought to tlie Rocky Mountains the greatest
patronage yet recorded, Kstes Park, Colo., and a number of ranches
in the Big Horn Mountains were forced to turn tourists away. Many
mountain localities and ranch resorts are now increasing their capa
city preparing for the coming Summer's volume.
Every prospect now indicates a greater tourist volume in the
mountains this coming Summer than ever before. Tourists will view
Yellowstone Park by automobile; the magnificent Rockies with their
three National Parks: Rocky Mountain Estes, Yellowstone and
Olacier are luring Easterners from iheir limited environment, who
want to tour the big, wide West and to understand it. In dim time,
descriptive publications of Summer tout's will be available. If you
expect to join the mountain Summer throng, especially if you desire
accommodations at some particular place, it would be well to make
early plans.
Lei me know the region in whieh you are in-
a i i w l m
leresicu, mat i may list your name tor informa
tion and publications.
J. KltlDELUAl GH, Ticket Agent. Allium-, Neb.
li. W. WAK.KLEY, General Passenger Agent,
100-4 Fumain St., Omaha, Neb.
sens.
should be to make Jesus as real to us
as If we were with hlin and his disci
ples, and could realize that the Word
is now dwelling among ns, full of
tTftOS and truth, giving dally of his ful
ness and "grace for grace." (Ch. 1 :14
1(1). Jesus Is "the way." the way
to heaven, the way to mi thnt is high
est and best on earth, the way of life,
i he way to the Father, the goal of nil
human aspirations, the way out of all Sheridan County Democrat:
but that he first tried to get away in a 8tove and other evidences of re
wit hout paying for them. However ,r(.ni occunation. This did not bother
after two or three days roundup the the weary travelers very much, and
deal was settled and he went on with
the horses. At Alllanco the suspect
proved that his folks lived at Bridge
port. Upon receiving this informa
tion Mr. Bruce ordered the mans release.
GORDON PROFESSOR
TO ENFORCE THE LAW
Imman darkness and sin, the way to
holiness and to God. Jesus Is also the
(ruth, the revealed truth ulfhut (led.
lie revealed the forgiveness of God for
I he sins of men, the right way of liv
ing. Jesus Is the life, the source of
life, the life Itself, the true life here
on earth) and the eternal life which is
to abide forever. Thus our entire re
view centers about Jesus Christ. It
would be good to have a mill) Chiefly
of the vicinity of the Sea of Galilee
to use In this review.
Lesson I. Jesus, the Life and Light
of Men. This is the central truth of
the gospel. Note the pre-exlstence of
Jeani Christ as the eternal Word, "In
the beginning with God." Then again
we see it as plainly showing forth or
declaring him to be God. We see him
also ns the Creator of all things.
Lesson II. John the Baptist. This
is a lesson of John's testimony to Jesus
as the Son of God ; also that Jesus was
the Lamb of God. eternal, pre-exlstent,
the One who was baptised by the Holy
Ghost , showing us the real nature of
Jesus as the Word of God. Describe
who and what he was and did that
made him the perfect Savior.
Lesson ill. The First Disciples ot
Jesus. Andrew and Philip discovered
i he Messiah of whom Moses and the
prophets did write, und revealed him
unto Nathaniel, who discovered in
Jems the Son of God and the King ot
Israel. Kelale how Jesus found these
diSCl plea, their names and their char
aeterlstlcs, and why each one was espe
daily titled for his particular work.
Lesson IV. His Father's House
Jesus, manifesting himself as the Son
of (iod. the Father, was the Ruler of
Cod's house, and drove from it those
who defiled it by making thnt house a
house of merchandise.
Lescon V. The Savior of the World
Jesus, a- the only begotten Son of God,
can give eternal life to those who be
lieve on him. Describe the churnclci
of icodeinus. what it means to lie
born again, und what is meant by be
ing born of wftief and of the spirit.
Lecson Vi. The Woman of Samaria.
Jesus declared himself to this woman
as the Christ, and also as the giver Of
eternal life; therefore he was God.
Referring to the last lesson, emphasise
Prof. KIndley of the local High
School Is determined to stop the sale
of tobacco to boys under the lawful
age, and has notified tho different
merchants of Gordon who handle to
bacco that the law will be enflrcod to
the letter.
It Is unlawful to sell tobacco to
boys under the age of eighteen and
Prof. Flndley's determlnat'on to en
force the law will probably not meet
with the approval of the youngsters,
who think they are old enough to
know what they want to do. Some of
the boys predict that the town will
go to the dogs, etc., but that of
course remains to be seen and we
believe that every merchant of Gor
don will gladly co-operate with the
Professor in enforcing the measure.
Custer County Republican:
Broken Bow Is to have a roller
skating rink. The rink Is ot a port
able type and Is being moved from
place to place. The last set up at
Alliance, where they have had a run
of some weeks. The rink is to bo
erected east of the Grand Central
hotel.
GORDON YOUTH IS
fttllARLY BURNED
II Kit FINGER AND CROCHET
HOOK GOT TANGLED
Hooker County Tribune:
Mrs. C. C. Campbell had the mis
fortune Monday evening to run a
crochet hook into one of her fingers
and had it not been for Striking the
bone it Is very likely the hook would
have went on through. She had
stepped into a darkened room for the
purpose of getting her fancy work
when the accident happened. II was
about three quarters of an hour be
fore Dr. Atkinson arrived ut the home
to cut the finger from the treacher
ous little article that many Mullen
ladies use to joyfully pass away the
evening hours. That the ordeal was
a painful one. It is not necessary to
say.
BIGGEST EVENT EVER
HILLKD FOB MONKS
Sidney Telegraph
Has the idea come to you that Sid
ney is about to enjoy the biggest af
fair that bus ever been held in the
city. The bigness is in class, in size,
in purpose und. without doubt in re
sults. The affair is the North Platte
Valley Teachers' Association to come
to Sidney on March 29th. :10th and
31st. This has outgrown the pro
portions of former years and besides
the eight counties which regularly be
long we will this year enjoy the assis
tance of Dawes county. The reason
of this is that W. S. Bostder, presi
dent of the association while elect' d
from Lodgepole when superintendent
there, has since become connected
with the Chadron Normal, therefore
he brlims his new field into the
winil -lesus meant by his reference t" a8HO(.iilt jon tnis year. The Chadron
Moses and the brazen serpent, and I .went v niece orchestra, will play.
Alliance, Scottsbluff, Kimball. Bridge
port and Big Springs are among the
they proceeded to put on more fuel
and look around for someth Ing to
satisfy the Inner man. A short way
from the house they discovered a
cave, which was gingerly explored,
and there were found a few peckB of
i ubles ( potatoes . A peck of these
was confiscated and carrieu Into the
sod house nnd prepared with care
for a feast. When starting on the
Journey they had taken along one
hundred doughnuts, which were to
be used at the free lunch at the sale.
Potatoes and doughnuts make a fair
ly good meal for a starving man and
our heroes four fixed up a pot fit for
the Sioux. After their hunger was
appeased they began to wonder
whose kraal they were occupying
and, looking around, they discovered
several Rushvllle Standards careful
ly placed on a shelf with the name of
enry Sandoz thereon. Henry Is a
single man and was probably visit
ing his sweetheart when the storm
struck and was compelled to stay ov
er night. All night long and all tho
next day the storm raged and well
up Into the night of the second day,
and all this time potatoes and dough
nuts were served and the coffee and
tea which Mr Sandoz had on hand
were mercilessly treated. On the
morning of the second day Geo.
Peck started out to look for succor
and was gone so long that his ab
sence began to wrirry the others, so
they started out to hunt him. but
had not gone far when they discov
ered him returning astride of a
broncho with four body-guards
Teams were secured and the men
with what doughnuts were left were
taken to the home of Mr. tchoen,
The next day they attended the sale
of Fred Klucklnger and returned to
Kushvllle Friday, all the happier for
their experience, hut if you wnnt to
make either of them mad just offer
then doughnut.
COURT HOUSE to HAVE
PHONES A FT Kit VRAM
Scottublug Republican:
At the meeting of the county com
missioners held this week at tiering,
a deal was entered into between the
board and F. Alexander, manager of
the Platte Valley Telephone Com
pany, whereby nine new telephones
will be installed in the court house.
The people of this city and Gering
have been demanding that this be
done for several years, but it could
ntM be accomplished until Mr. Ray
mond secured the necessary help,
which he secured by the assistance
of Commissioner Springer.
The convenience of the telephone
at the court house will be appreciat
ed by all of us. und It will save us a
good many trips to the county seat
in the course of a year. This move
on the part of the commissioner will
meet with (he hearty approval of
everyone.
Chadron Chronicle:
A distressing accident occurred in
Gordon last Saturdny morning, when
Frank Ecoffoy, a deaf mute 19 yeara
old, suffered severe burns while at
tempting to stnrt a fire with the aid
of gasoline at the homo of his uncle,
Joe Eeoffey, in the northeastern part
of thai city. The clothing was burn
ed off the boy's body to the waist
before the flames could be smothered
and as a result he is in a Berlous con
dition, although his physician thinks
he will recover. The explosion was
so terrific that the upper part of all
the windows were blown out and the
kitchen set on Are. Joe Eeoffey sus
tained a badly sprained ankle in
jumping from an upBtalrs window,
being unable to get down the stair
way on account of tho dense smoke
emerging from the kitchen. A few
neighbors who happened to be up at
that early hour succeeded with some
difficulty in putting out the fire. A
few boys got tho hose cart out and
started for the acene of the fire, but
the short number furnishing motive
power und the heavy roads caused
by the recent snow made headway
very slow.
LARGK RANCH DUAL
IjOHKD AT CHADRON
bring out the fact that the water of
which he speaks is the gift of everlast
ing life.
Lesson VII. The Nobleman's Son
Jesus made his glory to be seen a sec
ici lime in Cans of Galilee by healing
sickness although not present at the
Healing ami: tried to capacity to care for its vis-
bedside of I he sick out
tuitu sre co-partner. itora This can
Les3on VIII. The Pool of Bethesda. with proper
Attain Jesus niunlrmfa liis nnu-ur l.v I home should
lo-iilinc l.v liifi Kill., vi.tfil llu ...,, .-i... rent
had been infirm thirty and eight years,
and who was utterly helpless ami hope
less. Bring out how the mall show I
his faith- Explain why Jesus should
-ay to him: "Sin no more lest a worse
thing beiaii thee."
towns outside this county which art
represented. The Chadron normal
will come in its own car which will
be parked at the Burlington and
which will afford them sleeping quar
ters. Bui at that the town will be
be done, however.
forethought. Ever
be opened. Which can
OUl S bedroom or (WO lor inis
occasion, a program, rten in latent,
has been arranged u :nl it has been
kepi free from heaviness. Honora
ble II. W POghl f Washington, D
C, is one ot the brilliant nu n to ap
pear, President Elliott of the Chad
ron State Normal, known and be-
Chndron Chronicle:
The largest ranch deal ever made
In Dawes county was closed last
week when J. W. Good of this city
contracted for the purchase of the
T. P. Jensen ranch on White river,
ten miles from Chadron. The ranch
contains 3,120 acres of deed land
and ft 320 school land lease, and
was sold for 150,000. The stock
and machinery went In at about 125
000, making the total amount in
volved in the deal 175,000. Mr.
Good Just recently sold his farm of
1400 acres west of Chadron for $44,
OfJrO. This sale was made through
Harry B. Coffee, who has been re
sponsible for several large ranch
Hales during the past year. The
purchase of the above large ranch
places Mr Good at the top of the
list as ft land owner in this part of
the state. He has too much faith in
the future of Dawes county to allow
uny land near him to sell too cheaply
JOHNSON
TOPS H.F.AVY
MARKET AT
OMAHA
SIKH
GUM ACCIDENTALLY
(JOES OFF MAN KILLKD
Minalare Flee Press:
Commissioner H T. Johnson re
ceived a meiSSge from Omahft yester
day that tin' i wo cars of lambs that
he shipped Monday had Just been
Sold ut $14.40. ThiB is a record
price on the Omaha market for lambs
their size. The two car loads con
sisted of 501 head averaging 8 5
pounds and brought Mr. Johnson ft
total of $6,046.
Heavy lambs as a rule ,'e juite a
little undei the top and Mr Johnson
attributes much of the success to
the work of S. i. (Kid) Kyie and
Sid Thompson of the Great Western
'Commission Co. who handled his
Custer County Chief: shipment Mr Johnson Still has
George Redfern of Oconto sect- six cars of lambs to market and says
dentaiu shot and killed himself that he expects to consign them all
Lesson IX. Five Thousand Fd iloved In the district, will l- present
.....i to six aK. Miss Mazier, iei
will be here
ar lo all
Prof W
vine liower mult ii.lv lie. tli lxit ,w mi, I sl'
,11.' , ' the teachers
' ,u - U. Pate, ever a favorite, will assist
ing the tn.gments reveals the ampe s , k(.,,pilu. ,hinKlj KoinK UIi has sole
ti. nnhJe. creative act of the power Ol command as toastmaster of the e
Jeans Christ ftS pertlSpS BOM other ul lant banquet board Suporintend
bls miracles. Eiupliitsize the pun lent W. .1 Braham is head of all coiu
w hich the boy play ed in co-operul ing mil tees and has splendid assistance
wiih Christ. I Professor Bodster. and County Sup-
Lesson X. The B.ead of Lif. .!.,. . ! erinlendent Miss Mchadd"ii, seer.
.i... it..-.. .i ... ,t . , tarv. have worked without stint to
... .... , ... n, ,
er of everlasting life. He is the Bread
of Life which coiueth down from heu
en. and the one going lo whom we shall
never hunger nor ihlrst.
Lesson XI. Jesus Saves From Sin.
Jesus, the Light of th World, has pow
cr to set men free from sin. and "whom
i he Son shall make free is free In
d. d." Iu Ibis lessou we huve the slav
i ry of sin and tin- freedom of believ-
i
TrtJS faith is built umiii facts, mid
l hose who accej.i and believe uu these
fuels liae "everlasting life."
put on a good convention. It is up
to Sidney, now. to make a good ap
pearance on this occasion.
LOST IS SAND HILLS
BUT COMFORTABLE
iul.il.. nut limiting Wednesduv of Ibis to lie
. III,' UU. ..i.i..D ' - -
week. The victim of the accident
in compan with his brother. Kay
Ttedfern. and Clifford Slack, Started
out in the morning to hunt ducks
along the South Loup river Youna
Redfern. It seems, had tried to shoot j
at a duck a few minutes before thai
accident and the gun failed to dis
charge He then started to walk J
along tl)-' bank With ,lis companions, j
when in some manner the gun was
discharged while in his hands, (he
load striking him ill the top of the
head and killing him instantly The
dec eased was eighteen years obi and j
was the son of Frank Uedfern living
one mile north of Oconto and the ac
cident happened along the river bank
on the Hennsn ranch, something like
seven miles from the Redfern home.
Dr. Wade of Oconto was summoned
Great Western.
COMB SAGE TEA IN
FADED OR GRAY HAIR
If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens
so Naturally Nobody
can Tell.
Grandmother kept her hair beautifully
darkened, glossy and attractive with a
brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. When
ever her hair took on that dull, faded or
streaked appearance, this simple mixture
was applied with wonderful effect. By
ask i 111' at anv drnu itnre far "Wnntli'i
but of course could be of no assist- Sage and Sulphur Compound " you will
ance as life was extinct. The body j get a large Uittle of tlilg old time recipe,
of George Redfern was taken to the: improved by the addition of other ingred-
home of his parents, and the funeral ients, all ready to use, for about 50 cents.
is set for Friday or tins ween lnia simple mixture can be depended
upon to restore natural color and beautv
to the hair.
YOUNG MAN KILLKD
IN Al rO At 4 IBRSI j A well-known downtown druggist says
everyooay uses t yet lis age and SUl-
Rushville Standard
A. D New. Hi C Dale. E. E.
French and Geo. D. Peek started by
auto Monday, March a, for the Bmll
Schoen place, thirty-five miles south
of Rushville. to attend a public sale
When they left Rushvllle the weuih
er was tine and they propheBled a
tine day for the sale But a few
I hours before they reached the place
Custer COttftty Chief:
Iee Marshall, hirty-one years of
aue was killed in an automobile ac
cident in the south part of CuBter
county Thursday afternoon of last
week. The accident occurred at the
old Cy Drake place, known as the
Warm Swamp Ranch. It seems that
the 'lctim of the accident had at
tended a public sale north of where
the accident occurred and in com
pany with John Brown, started for
Eddyville, where he resides. They
phur Compound now because it darkens
so naturally and evenly thai nobody can
tell it has hsea applied -it's so easy to
use. too. You simply dampen a comb or
soft brush and draw it through your hair,
taking one strand at a time. Hy morning
the gray hair disappears, after another
application or two. it is restored to its
natural ' i and looks glosM, soft un l
beautiful. 1 his prtwration is a delight
ful toilet retpiUiU. It la not intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention of dis-