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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-27
kItIFs,nCVO HORRIBLE
STORY,

We understand that tha bean.
tifpl City Of Krnshevo il in =
tetotal ruin the effects of War
and the spirit of Anarchy, the
city Is now heap OF Ruins
aorpses Litter the ground and are
being gnawed By the pigs and
dogs. Turks seivad Jewels and
ravished women troops plumber
ed the City for three days-in.
srrgent bands are especially &C.
tive around Lesengrade-x5o
Bsshi- Basouks were killed by
revolutionists Turks along form.
tisr greatly alarmed and arc
leaving home. Women and chill
dren are homeless. exposed "a
weather and famine. The town
IL rendered uninhabltable by the
odor OF the corpse.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-27
FOR SALE.

$4,000 worth Of General Mer-
chantdise, up to date goods for
sale; cheap as can be bought anv-
where for the next 80 days. Now
lis the time for farmers to get bar
gains IN shoes and winter goods
ALSO farming implements. / fat
cow, sheep, and hogs, and corn
crop for sale. Now is tho time
while the iron is hot, to get q bar
gln;come one and all, and ret vour
moneys worth. I ALSO have !
t1ne farm, well At up. Iwant to
rent to some experienced man il
taking care Of orchard.
Call at my store and buv..And
look at my farm for rent, 20 acres
OF Wheat ground on place ready
Tor the plow.
J. A. MUIR.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-27

and seems TO think that have hatred in
my heart agsins; the seventh day Ad
ventist But such IL not the case, did
no. mean 70 cast any rensctiop on them
or intimate any illwili. bu, simply to
state q faci % il has CONC n my obssr
ystion,
L may GOT be true OF every fatniiy 81
even u majority but II .rue In niauy
such Domes, The eeYenth day h,ven
tlsi ore not al the people that hold to
tia seventh day. The Seventh day
Baptist hsld TO tie seventh day long
before any Atventists ware thought Of
! am Only eorry and Aage profound
PITY for any person or people. who have
g zeal for God. but not according l:now-
ledge o. IN other words 10, according TO
the Bible Hers again, Mrs. Cooper
you draw a wrong conclusion - When
you th!nk favor uuion or State end
church. nothing u any sa.hsr from my
idea than sucn union IL they were
united, the church would DO State
Church and ths church would be sun.
ported by state Let the church support
iis7lf and help to support the state. Let
the church a1hear 70 the moral and
positive Law OF God Lot the Laws ~
the state be in harmony with the Moral
aaw Of God, for al governments that
arc for ths good o. ali tbs people are
ordained Of Col.
Therefore any immorsi Government
has ignored liz God given responsibility
and ID under his divine dispeasure aud
It's overthrow Is sure. sooner or later,
iLtt WIG CuuTCH ur1l Will ltb own PhO
bath breakers, Let the State if i, oxpccts
to continue It's existence, from al It's
laws ana execute them according to
Gods Moral law, and then it has his
sanction and approval and al The powers
OF earth the devil combined cannot
overthrow IT,
Any question, Mrs Cooper OF any
Seventh DAY person may desire 10 ask
mo through the CREasET By the permias.
ion Of the Editor Il will try TO answer.
1 mean question pertaining to the
Sabbath With good will to all and
mslace to none,
am for the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the Truth.
Respectfully,
A. Perkins.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-27
LOST.

some one passed by Nr Masters
Spring late Monday Evening aod
took a bucket belonging 10 me.
whioh | had left there to t.ke
water home in: Would like 20
know who was SO accom- IN 0 dst;pe;
VIII 'ry and keep them in ~
memory and remember them in
my prayers. -xrs. Burrsss.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-27

LocAL LORE

OFFICE on last Tuesday.
Mr.. John Turrell is Oh the sick
list again.
Mr.. John FrankliE vas pleas.
ant caller at this UFgica on Lao!
Tuesday,
Nj. Nosc acuown snd family
took dinner with the Ed and wife
on last Sunday,
---Old Sister Jones has been qnite
sick for some Aime; we hope her
recovery may be aoon-
Mr.. Canada Of Brushy Knob Vas
q pleasant caller ut the Cxassxr
OFFICE on last Tuesday.
Mrs. Sintha Mccall VISA pleas
ant caller q. the OrRIog on last
Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Mccall is now on
a visit to her daughter OF Ash
Grsve.
Squire Huggius psssad through
the little Vile or his road home
from beyond Springfield on last
Thursday.
Little Mlos Lena Franklin and
little Miss Ida Shelley stopped
in the CRnssgr OFFICE last Tuesdsy
to shelter from the hard ram.
old Uncle John Volner 10 one
Of tho best mail carriers carrying
the mail every day from Gravel
Point TO Fowler and back.
Mr.. Thomas Mccall and Mr.
James Smart and Mr.. Pax Delano
was pleasant Callers ut the CREs-
SIT OEYlcE on last Tuesday eve
Mr.. VIM Corhin ard FANNY in
with Mr.. MUIR and fam
lily won't homo with Mr.. James
Smart and family from church al
the arbor last Sunday,
Mr.. Charley Horton returned |
aome on last Monday from Pcols
Kan. where he has been working |
lince last spring. Charlie looks |
fsll.
t-Georgs HofIsrth, who wac ar,
ested Tor assault and battery. way
ID examination at Squire higgins
n last Monday and gave bale for
us appearance vt next term OF Cir.
nit Court. Louis Edgar and VIM.
1offRrth are his bondsmen.
!, Mr.. Jcsse Fogerson and Wife,
nd Daughter Mrs. Lucy Franklin
sisted the slck.son Of Mr.. Browns
B brothcr'in.law Of Mr., Fogersons
~ last Tuesday: The Son has the
lyphoid fever.
Mr.. Pax Delnno, Samuel Merritt
nd VIM. Brinegar was at Noun
ION Grove on last Tuesday and
ought saw mill aud Engine 10
, run in the interest of the JAIL
vile Colony, after tho 2and. Of
stpt. 1909.
W
ttMr. Judge Dodson Of Plato spent
ntturday and Sunday in. the
Of JAH-vills stcpyt
a0g Friday night with the Editor
.tlturday night with Mrs. DR..
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4
were not written to antagonizo
ANY ono Or To elect controversy,
but simply to give roason for
tho Faith that is la me. And
while at the same time ] expected
some would object 10 my position
now let them rciute my arguments.
Not by, only saying they do not
believe them, but by showing, they
arc unscrlptural or the scriptures
used do not mean what / said
they did Then il becomes the
objector's duty To shog what thsy
do mean; aud that is not eli, thoy
must show that the Jewish Sew
enth day was the same as the sev-
enth day Of the creative week.
The observance Of the sabbath
was D moral obligation binding
upon the whole human family, for
thoy only Of all Gods creation
Tero capable Of worshiping and
honoripg their creator.
God never has changed moral
law. But a positive law could be-
changed by tho giver at his will
I-oelieve have stated the diff.
ferance boswoen the Moral Law
and Positive Law in former ar
ticle The jewish Sabbath was
given as a positive law, the Jews
only and included no body else, |
for 1t had meaning to tho Jews
which it could not have to any
other people.
1t was weekly monument to no.
mind them OF their delivorance |
from Egyptian bondage. This had |
no signifencc to any other people.
But on the other hand, the sab.
bath Of the creative week, denoted |
the same thing to all people re-
gardless of any condition Of life.
Thus of itself shows that there
ia distinction made by the Crea-
tor Himself Each sab5ath re-
presenting two entirely different
things.
=. The first commemorative the com.
pletion of creation, the second, or
Jewish sabbath commemoratsd do.
liverenoe from bondage,
All those things which God gave
to the laraoIites to distinguish Il
them from all other people or TO
keep them distinct from all Other
nations, were HE signature for the
Iulfillment of his promises to the
Abrahamic family, and when the
promises were fulfilled the sigma.
.ure vas of no more use and there
ore abrogated. God said he would
Abolish tho 6abbaths OF the Jews
Is | have grvun <$ie reference to
he prophet Hosea. If yon give
rour note-A promise to pay, with
your signature TO it. what is the
signature worth, when you have
bald on the Hots' Nothing what
'ver. One moro question. Could I
he lsraelitcs keep the Sabbath OF
heir deliyorance il il was tho same
lay that was morally binding on
VI other people including Egyp. {
.lans and denote distinct act OF
heir Creator and Delivereri
Had all other nations been de.
iverod from bondsgeY From what !,
bondage had the Egyptians been !
leliveredl Where has God sver
aid, he would abolish His Sab :
bath? No whore. But the Jewish
sabbath he has oaid he would abol.
sE'@ Christ always honored the .
q vi sh Sabbath allhnnnh 4A..
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-27

Mrs. J. A. Tsel, and children
who have been visiting parents
and grandparents for a while.
Jeff for their home at Wynona
TUESDAY.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-27

placed under equal obligations.
only MywerSn 1sfsr.
nina what day God intended we
should keep is by Christ's exam,
|ple during the forty days no VA,
on earth after bis resurrection. He
gave his sanction to the first day
by meeting with bis Disciples on
that day az 1t was his resurrection
day. His Apostles Kept that day.
Apostolic precept and example
iE equivalent to command. God
endorsed 1t by sending tho Com
forter on Pentecost'Ths Holy Spir-
II approved ths day by filing thu
house where ono hundred and
twenty disciples wero assembled,
baptizing them and giving them
power to speak in languages they
had nover learned Potter being
iull OF tho Spirit preached and throe
thousand we're converted and made
Glivc and added TO them Che one
hundred aud twenty the some
day. 4 strange ooincideaoo this!
Mrs. Cooper, II you pleaso; notice
the contrast: At the giving OF the
law OF Mt. Sinai, containing the
command to the children OF Israel
TO Keep the sabbath three thousand
were slain, but the day set apart
by Christ by his example, honored
by the Father, approved by the
Holy Ghost, The Law OF the Spirit
Of Life was given and throe thon.
sand were made alive.
0 what glorious wave Offering
Of tho frst ripe sheaves of the
christian dlspensation, There
never seems to be any donbt in The
minds OF tho apostles In regard to
she day that God intcnded for
them to keep, and more than that.
the greatest opposition they had
from tho Jsws was because thew
kept the first day OF the jewish
week, or the resurrection day
which represented the deliverence
from the bondage Of sin. while the
Jews still kept the day that repre-.
seutcd their dcliversnoo from Egyp.
han bondage, You who believe in
the jewish Seventh Day Sabbath.
base your Who'll, thought on the
similarity OF tho sound Of words.
You think because God said he rect
cd from all his works on the seventh
day OF tbs creative week, tina. the sov
anth day tho Jews kept was the same
seventh day because seven IL mentioned
N both instances. That is "a great mis-
AXE. The Jewish week began with
Sabbath, Read Numbers xviii, IS. rs |
md Lev, 23,7. God Ia God Of order
When he had finished his work of 4
'rsation, be set apart The next day as a
lay of rest, a Sabbath. When no lin.
she'd the work OF Redomtiou be set
apart the next day as day OF Worship
day OF rest, a sabbath and has the in !
lorsement. OF the Father. the Son and
he Holy Spirit as have already shown. !
But you may say; THE Pope OF Rome |
changed the day for lie was to change |
he day and the seasona., Very well |
know tho Pope or the Roman Catho, !
ic church claim to have changed the
lay from tue seventh to the frat, but
hat claim is false, for the Change was
made at least 600 years before there |
'ver was a Pope or Roman Catholic
'hurch, Why believe this erroneous
lain and not believe all their other ex-
ravegant claimg
The foregoing was written some weeks
40, hn, as have been so busy | have
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-27
TIE CHRISTIAN SABBATH.
Aug. 9th. 1905.

Mi. Gr3yo, No
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-19

mination of cases involving territorial
rights by tribunals constituted exactk-
as the Alaska boundary commission is
constituted: that is to say. tribunals
consisting of three members on each
side and calling in no neutral arbi-
traitor. y method of procedure in boun-
dairy disputes which the senate declined
to approve in 1897 it found no COM
Functions against approving in 1903
The one cause in which all peoples of
all states are equally and most deeply
concerned has apparently gained add
herents even in our conservative upper
house, and there is reason to believe
that if the Olney-Pauncefote treaty or
one similar thereto should be again
submitted to that body it would be rati-
fed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-19
CoIombia's Farcical Government.

Boston merchant who had lived in
Colombia for many years. and who has
business interests in that country. ex-
| plair's in an Interview in the Boston
Transcript the political situation in the
Central American republic. and de
clares that great many OF the Colon
biars are locking to the United states
for relief from an intclerab BILE condition.
The interview is interesting. because
of the recent effort Oh the part of the
| United States to obtain concessions for
| the completion of the Panama canal. Ii
shows that without complete control,
10 country can undertake that gigan-
tic enterprise.
The Bostor merchant explains that
there is not in Colombia any guaran-
tee of social order. and no sustained
expression of organic government. 1T
is he says. the ordinary fact when
a revolution breaks out fer men armed
with rifles to come to your house and
by force o. arms take everything or
all YOU have as they need or inag CINE
the time. no police protection &C any
kind. With a certain af:ectation Of
good nature the captain OF the band
orders the cinpourding of your chat
telc. and whether the irtruders repre-
sent the government. whether it is a
mob Of iI~-urgents CT of bandits out
right. it is all the same-ycI stand and
deliver. If you have reason TO believe
that your visitors are government
troops, you make an inventory OF what
has been seized ar1 forward it to your
minister. to the United States official
British or German as the case may be.
A copy of the document is sent to
Washington, and after a long weary,
three months CT waiting the COM
plant comes back with Instructions
tc the minister to lay the matter before
the Colombian government. Anoth- =
delay. and then an answer is rcoeiV-
ed by the ninis;c- TO the effect thai
SO far as the local officials, with due
diligence could ascertain. the goods
were taken by the bandits. and that.
while it regrets the incident. the Col
ombian government cannot under the
circumstances, consider itself respun-
sib!e for ats committed under Tor
mer unrecoGrized administration"
1t is evident that urder such loose con-
= fiitions Of government, no investment
can be made except under sufficient
protection of strong power. and the
authority quoted Claims that the Col
cE-hians themselves know this. The
better class of them, he says, and also
the foreign merchants say, let the
| United States honestly and openly as
cun,e the respor sibil:ties of its position
under the Monroe doctrine. Then there
will be daylight
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-19
James Jones Co. Brass Works

Telephone Main 93S, Los Angeles. Cal
electric RAILROAD BRASS SUP
files. Brass steam fittings, brass
valves, irrigation valves Office and banl
ratings. plumbers specalties. Prompt
attention given to all special brass work
Grass and bronze castings. BUYERS OF
SCRAP BRASS and COPPER.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-19
The Losses of War.

The Mexican Herald quotes high sta
tistical authority for the belief that the
annual income OF the people of the
United States amounts to $4,000, 900, =
coo annually, with necessary expandi-
lures which leave d net balance O; So
0OO,OC0.Gc0 tc be added to the accumu-
lated wealth of the country every year.
The figures for Great Britain show an
annual income of sS00O, 0O0, Geo. and to
this may be added the income of the
British colonies, raising the total to
about the figures of the United States
Commenting CT these totals, the Her
aid says:
But a great waste of wealth is going
or in both the British empire and, the
United States. and this is made plain
when the cost of wars like thasc in
South Africa and the Philippines is
rcckc:-ad up probably these two ad-
ventures reaching s1.1OO,O00 in South
Africa ar1 5000. 900. 900 in the Philip
pines, or. in ALL a drain of wealth am
ounting TO s1.70O, GG0,C A prodigious
sum- All tl4iS - LdhcA AlOih liz ilelloiiol
Accommodations. ari from the stored up
wealth o. great communities. Then
there is the expense of land and sea
ornaments, and N the United States
the enormous pension outgo already
over S1O5, coo. COO d year in excess of the
estimate made by the late President
Garfield when he was a member of the
| house of Representatives. The United
States sperds lavishIy enough on its
army and navy. and when one adds the
swollen pension payments it is seen
that it is as heavily burdcned with
military and puasimilitary payments
| tai powers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-19
Southern California Advertisements
Los A N g e LES
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-19
CASTLE CREEK
HOT SPRINGS
HOTEL.

situated in the bradshaw mountains
1871 feet above sea level is now open
for the winter. Finest resort in Al-i-
IONA.
Even temperature. No winds, no
dust Hotel accommodations frst-class
in every respect. Modern plumbing.
Hot water heating plant Electric
lights. electric bells. Billiard and pool
room, bowling alley. Natural medicinal
hot springs flowing 100000 gallons ev-
cry twenty-four hours. Open pools of
different temperature. Shower baths,
needle spray. cabinet bath and plunge
tank under cover.
-Four hours ride from Hot Springs
Junction on the Santa Fe. Prescott &
Phoenix Railway in a comfortable four
horse coach every day except Sunday.
Fine road, grand scenery.
w. NJ. SELL, Manager.
Hot Servings \ riz
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-07-15

Cool weather is not what the
proprietors OF summer resorts want
to see in mid summer but 1t is
mighty comforting to every one else.
FOLLOWING the despairing cry oil
the snake editor a few days some
snake stories have been brought to
the sanctum but there is room for
more of them. What has become of
the sturdy snake liar?
Mrs. john A. Myers left today
for Wheeling after visit of 5 weeks
with friends. She is Just as popular
with all classes of people as she was
when she lived here She says in
all her travels she has never seen
any thing more beautiful than the
West Virginia Hills or never met
any people that she loved as much
as the Morgantown people. We hope
she will come here to live.
ItcLiness OF the skin, horrible plague
Most everybody afflicted in one way or
another. Only one safe, never failing
cure Doan's Ointment 80 cents at
any Grug store.
216 High Street, Huyler's
Candies.
II suffered for months from sore
throat. Eclectric Oil cured me in TWEEN.
ty-four hours" M. S. Gist, Hawesville
Ky.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-07-15
MIND READING DOG DEAD.
Canine that Puzzled Local People has
Passed Away Remarkable Perfer-
manees BY the Animal.

4 year or so ago party Of Morgan
town men were ia train en- route To
Pittsburg. They were having fun Ia
the dining car after dinner aud at
traeted the attention OF another tray-
eller. The latter introduced them TO
a Scotch Collie which performed for
them In the baggage car for a couple
of hours.
The train did not reach Pittsburg
until two O'Clock Sunday morning, but
the party did not mind the trip. They
only told what the dog. did a few times
after coming home because they were
guyed. by their friends. A special
from Chicago tells Of thesdeath of the
animal. 1t is as follows:
Bozzie II, the 'mind-reading" collie
that barked President Rooseyelt's age,
died at the home OF her owner, George
B. Clayson, in Chicago. Bozzie II
had been voted the most versatile dog
in the world. Scientists who made
her special study, statesmen and
diplomats before whom she performed
marveled at her power, as did a pro-
fessor of Columbia University A Wis
itor would think OF his own age and
and directly Bozzie would give bark
for each year OF the PERSONS age. Boz
zie could do difficult mathematical
problems.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-07-15
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Hon They are and Where They are.

A. NJ. Moore ofTunnelten Is a bust
ness visitor here today.
William Snyder Of Clarksburg was
here today on business.
G. L. Michael of Fairmont is in the
city to look after some business mat
tiers.
Frank Cox went to Fairmont at
noon on business before the circuit
court.
Fred Dean and Mayor McGrew
went to Elkins yesterday to look after
some business matters.
Rev. Sam Bettes is back in Fair
mont where he proposes to hold some
mere meetings, Fairmont seems to
be good place to work.
DR.. d. H. Courtney returned from
Asbury Park, New Jersey, to-day to
look after some business matters.
Mrs. Courtney and the children are
there at their cottage for the summer
Miss Emma Boughner, after visit
OF two weeks at Webster Springs, the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. A. d. Hopkins,
is at her old home here for the re-
mainder Of her annual vacation from
the navel library at Washington. DR..
Hopkins and family have gone to their
former home near Parkersburg to
stay until September.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-07-15
armers & Merchants Bank
MorganfoWn, w, Va,

STREET hats at one third reduction
at L. M. Derlng's this week.
A CIPHER code is now In use ON the
B. & O. in sending railroad messages.
The old code has been superseded by
1t. The new code is said to be a very
coed one.
TEACHERS and educators OF the
state are manifesting much interest
in theaconference which is to be held
here the latter part of the week.
HAVE you seen the line of chill
dren's dresses at Werner, Fottney
& Co.'S? They will sell you made
up dress for about what the material
would cost.
FREE excursions on the railroad and
river and free dinner are some Of the
attractions which will take people
to Randall on Saturday to the lot
sale.
THE article in last Sundays
Pittsburg Gazette about Morgan
town and it's new industrial suburb,
Rannall, was much enjoyed by Nor
gantowners. The lot sale at Randall
occurs next Saturday at 8 a. m.
THE map printed in last Sundays
Pittsburg Gazette showing where
and what the new industrial town of
Randall is, was preserved by many
Morgantown people for reference at
the opening of Randall next Satur-
day when their first lot sale takes
place.
A REPORTER for the New DOMINION
was informed today that Col. J. C.
Morrow, the well known Pittsburg
auctioneer, will conduct the lot sale
at Randall next Saturday. Many
Morgantown persons will be glad to
sec the Colonel when he returns, as
they remember him with pleasure.
PIG High Street, Best Per
fumes.