Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-04
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The Sermons Delivered in
 Tombstone Yesterday
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 Anderson delivered 6 sermon on creed making. Some people have been led 10 despise beliefs, but we are all the creatures of our beliefs and DO man is without a creed. A person may profess one creed and live another, but the one be lives by is his real creed Some of the vital and com. mendable beliefs Of history deserve our stts ntiop, such as the belief in their couutry's cause of the little Spartan band that held the pass O! Thermopyise until the last man was slain such as the beliet of Joan Of Arc m herself as the deliverer Of France whose heroism, dauntlessness and tragic end have thrilled the earth sucb ss the bslief Of Washing ton in the American colonies sni Of Lincoln in the American union. The choice of creed may be most diffi- cul', with hundred clsmoripg for resognitop, but it is s necessity placed upon us and contributes to our bet terment.
 With all the creeds there is some thing common, and then, too, they bs.peak the universal reslitc oi reIi- zion. The best creed that can possi- bly be selected is tha, presented to the world by Jesus. His gospel is the gospel of msn's own worth, of the duty of rigb'eousness, of the existence oi 6 per ,onsl Gcd who is the Father oi all men, and of tse supreme per sousiiiy of Jesus Christ, the friend and Savior of msu.
 | The attendance at the meetings yesterday vas good. considering q! the circ lmstance and was matte. of encouragement
 EPISCOPAL.
 Services were fairly well attended at S. Psul's Episcopal church. At the morning service Mics Mable Swain, Alice swain and Beatrice Hyd- were bsp;ized. The sermon ct the morn ins service was preached from tbe text, Feed Ny Lsubs." John 2lsS | Chapter, 18th verse. Rev. Elliott pointed out the importance of ths re- ligious education Of the young That they who are the children of today will be the fathers and mothers, the merchants and professional men of ten or fifteen years hence. What they are and become the country will be. He further showed that the religious educstion of our children depended upon tine answer Co the question 'Who are to be she ooss to undert ak e the task" and snswered the question by saying that msnifestly they must be ones skilled and prepared for the 1 task. He showed that the Sunday School wac no, intended to supplsn, the home training but only to sIpple-- msnt. Neither church or minister or day School teschinr can take the place of the parent in the training of their children. The sermon at l the evening service vas preached from the subject: Reckoning the time for the days are evil. [" The speaker pointed out tbst time had to be purchased, that waste time vas li.e waste stssm, il was good for no:hinS. Tbe steam .hs: nov s mill- and pulls cars snd was . great motive power in the world was taken 1 possession of and placed to a def { nIte duty. So time must be purohas- ed and taken possession of aud made so serve 6 definite purpose. The value of that time was determined by the use made of it and it's. apphcatiou 70 the individual made strongly sp.. parent with wbol some religious thought.
 OTHER CHURCHES
 NJ se,ylces were had st the Meth- odist or Catholic churches but regular Gunda1 schnoI attendancaa wepe had