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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-05-24
Timing an Egg.

Cooks are often accused oil
want OF method, but the Aunt
ilah in Howard Paul's new egg
CRY is rot open to any such re-
roach. Invariably when she put
re eggs in the saucepan she be-
al singing Rock of Ages" and
-ang through two verses. Aunt
Dinah," asked Mr.. Paul, "arc
here not three verses in that
yrln: Oar is, massa, but !
:1-zys orlv two when | wants 'ein
oft and three when | wants 'em
ard His other egg story is
good- too He was travelling c.,
pennsylvania railway, and when
IS breakfast was brought the
cgs were underdone. What
ime are we making on this
RAIN he asked the waiter. "a
lie a minute, sir" Then boil
he eggs another mile and they'll
,e quite right"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-05-24
The Spirit He Heard.

Captain Charles L. Potter. Un-
led States engineer in Duluth,
as been reading up on spiritual
sin of late. The other afternoon
eng at leisure in his office, he
as absorbed in a book which
-eats OF his favorite topic. when
re heard a hollow voice in the
com. The captain welcomes the
manifestation, which was much
mere convincing than anything he
ID seen or heard in seances. Tbs
rcice seemed to come from benin,
5 desk and the captain proceed
d 10 hunt for its source. He 10
,ated the general direction iron
Which the voice was coming an
Kept crowding his left ear thai
way. He listened intently, and the
GLOW. distant, tomIike voice was
heard TO say: please hang Ut
ycur receiver" Then the mystery
xss cleared up. Captain Potter
hung up the receiver OF the des'
telephone. which he had accidenr-
ely left OFF the hook, and he rea
no more in the spiritualist boo,
that day.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-05-24
Texas News Notes.

4 pumping plant to cost $780,
900 viii be erected at Laredo by
Capt. T. W. Dodd to irrigate 1000
acres of lend which will be planted
chiefly in onions.
As Inspector Parker of the treas
ury department, who recently visit
ed Corpus Christi, will recommend
the abolition of the customs house
here, the matter has been taken Up
by the local board Of trade and
Presideat 6si els has written Con-
gresham Garner to Use his best
efforts to have the branch retained
al Corpus Christi.
A train load OF onions the first
to move III Texas, left San Antonio
Friday fftft
Up to May IS, seventy-eight cars
of onions, aggregating about 1000
pounds, had been shipped from
Cotulla this season.
The Texas building at the
Worlds Fair has been accepted and
will be dedicated May Is.
The gambling houses at Beau
mont have been closed.
Former Mayor Higgins of Waco
demands back pay damages from
that city, and threatens suit against
aldermen for alleged malicious per-
secution.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-05-24
He Doesn't Spare the Rod.

Rev. Thomas H. Laslie, princi-
pal OF the public schools OF Ow-
ensville. Ind, believes in fogging.
n one day recently he whipped
hiFty-two boys, ranging in age
Tom 7 TO II years. All the boys
we're in one room. and the fog
rings were administered only al
er the principal had been called
% that room three times to queli
disturbances.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-05-24
Notice.

Be it known that the fr:@ of
Eulogio Cara & Co. has this day
been dissolved and that the under
signed is no longer connected with
the same, and that all responsible
tiles in collections and payments of
all accounts pertaining to the here
tofore Brownsville Grocery Co.
rests exclusively with Eulogio Gar
"a, the present proprietor
TEoFILo CRIXELL.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-05-24
A GENEROUS GIFT
Bishop Verdaguer Makes Donation to
Sunshine Hospital Fund.

The Right Rev. Bishop Verda-
guer has most generously donated
SIS, U. S. currency to the Browns
vile Sunshine hospital fund through
Miss Nora Kelly, treasurer of the
circle. Each member wishes to
thank the reverend gentleman for
his liberality. -.
Mrs. BLANCHE r. LoEw,
Secretary.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-05-24
Lessons Taught BY History.

Teacher-What does the reign
of King Charles I teach us?
Tommv-Please, sir, not to lose
our heads in moments of excite
meut. sir.-Strav Stories.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-05-24
SAN ANTONIO RELICS
AT WORLDS FAIR.
Interesting Collection Of Antiquities from
Old Franciscan Missions.

: While in San Antonio recently
for the purpose of securing historic
relics for the Texas exhibit at the
St. Louis Exposition, Mrs. Wells
obtained from Right Rev. Bishop
Forrest of that city the loan of a
collection of relics from the old
Franciscan Missions near San An
tonic, which will add greatly to
the value and interest OF the eX-
hibit. The Southern Messenger of
last week contains the following
account of this collection of anti
quities, which has been forwarded
to ST. Louis by Bishop Forrest:
Among the principal relics is an
ancient church bell, bearing the
date 1909, and believed to be the
first bell brought into Texas from
Spain. This bell belonged to a
mission which formerly stood about
mile north of the San Jose Mis-
sion; nothing but the foundation
of the building now remains. The
history of this mission is a brief
and tragic one. The building had
just been completed when it was
surrounded and attacked by hos
tile Indians, its defenders scattered
1~sNsd the church deinolish-
ed. rms bell was found in the
ruins.
There is another bell, which
formerly hung in the beautiful
tower of Mission San Jose; it bears
no date but is apparently of about
the same age as the one above re-
ferred to, and, ike it, was cast in
Spain.
Then there is a beautiful large
wooden cross, which formerly held
an image of the Cruciied Redeemer
as is apparent from the marks in
the wood. This relic is about $50
years old. 1t was the custom of /
the Indians TO carry such a cross
in procession, while reciting pub
lie prayers.
Among the most interesting
features Of the collection are three
paintings, which from age and
neglect are fast falling into decay,
the canvas, in places, being rotted
away. Even in their present con-
dition. however, they reveal traces
of great beauty. The subjects de
picted are believed to be the Flight
into Egypt, the Massacre of the
Innooents, and Jesus as a youth of
about twelve years.
1he b3pusIn2l records OF the
Mission San Jose. dating back TO
1908, also form part Ct the exhibit.
There is also a collection of fine 1
bricks made by the Indians, stones
used for sharpening tools, etc.
The exhibition of these antique
relics at St. Louis can not fail to
awaken the interest of visitors from {
many lands in the work of those +,
heroic pioneers of civilization, the
monks, who were the .
first to plant the cross in the will
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-05-24

derness, ID preach 10 the native red
man the Gospel Of Christ, and
educate him in the arts of industry
and peace.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24
Question No, 40.
Also who are tho two anointed
ones spoken Of in Czech. LAP
QUESTIONS NJ 40

i. Whit is tho bottomIess pit
hat this (beast the temporal
power Of the Catholic church come
out Of? And Is the bottomless pit
spoken Of hero the same as spoken
N (Eev. 20 III
2. You shy Tho two witnesses
described in Rev ll-3) are the
old and now tostaments, clothed IN
the sacgclotb Of dead languages
for 1860 years
How did The old and now Tesla.
ments have power over water tt
turn it into blood and 10 SINGH
the earth with plaques as cften a
they wouId2 And what was tbcll
dead bodies that laid in the street
of the Great City where cur Lore
was crucliicdI
Mrs. Cindia Merritt.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24

mouth III hlasphanly agalilsl A T
10 blaspheme iaIplF Same, Ahd
them that Awel IA hpa1ein y hfnst
he claims u ~ lIls VlcafoE olr'sl I
,,ite l,laspaepies Ma ll@ly Na'Ea o1g
God. aid when he " fa ia ~ w I
Itruo successor Of VI Peter andf
lputs up b stalnie ut tla blessed \
Virgin Mary, hr lilasplomas ihpse
li,, heaven lose os NJ HEADS AZ
I'm WAS WnuNaEpTo DEATH ilila
4 tIesdly wauld was made ~ "
saord, (see a y.) Ana y n wy
I, mat lr h.ldaliisswofd ~ his own
.Eliand-- That II while he wasFerse-
cnting the christians Md dry
iling from place e place. Appear
ently 4 he vcry blood Shed from
4 tlie vaips ef Hose laitllful chris
tians Become IN very seed from
II vhicll thousands " lpSad ores
Irose up and saiti the lelslon ~
those perscru'ed pses was tli@trne
religion sftbe lord aMd SAVIOUR
i EJesus Ghri-i---ln slis manner y
| S . y. y , a. I i
i became a pain fact tliat ne prN'
4 COR beastl va looaios 'ils l''wsl'--'
Therefore spnriis$lg must he
4 done. tilAlleasi 4 suffering from
\ the elects " ,he los NJ power
4 | mu-t haze THIS .dcaaly wpliue
4 healed - Persecution sncl}as ieaae
y been irilicting ~ those humble
= people will not dose le says
i Imu-t devise other means, whereof
q / csn deceive them.
"a such was the reasoning 81 IN
if beast lnordor ~ have the deadl
r wound healed Sna council wa
Re called OF the seven heads az
u ten horns--And 10 the eclectic
ia Of 4 character fitted tor the poi
q Ii'ion the ropes were laid 70 hay
rs the deadly Wound hcaied--W bic
-, d.,
le character held all the attribute
belonging 70 The secondhr vi
IL John saw rise 10 out u the eartl
Of Which l,tjngs v back 81 Il
Il question of--"Wno n THE aE
It oNp pEAsT2'
'vf ma he con,;nned
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24
QUESTION No. So.
Read tho following.

Neau INC IOlloWing
4! And the multitude Of them that be-
itycd were Of one heart and Of one sou
neither said any Of them that ought OF
the things which be possessed was his
own but they had all things common
Acts 4 329
lst. Was the above declaration
true, in the Apostolic day2
2nd. II SO, why is it not prac,
ticed now by ITO Church or
Churchesf
Bird. II this unity was only 10
tended for the Apostles; show me
the scripture that relieves Me
church Of itY
Editor Of the CREssET This is
asked for other ministers to an
wer first, and--if any Of them do
or does not---l want your an.
swer. ] want to know the truth
Beulah Oliver.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24

l HAVE. RENTED, my farm and will
move 10 Houston and will visit your
homes in the interest Of the Russian
Remedies The same as last year but
ahoss wishing any Of them can sup
Ply themselves by calling upon Ed
Kenney orc mile east 81 Gravelpoint
u, o. s#
CIR. kcnney.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24
,yAn-Ville,
Fowler, lie.
Mar 18TH 1900.

VIII
er,@5. aat vi, IN III, as e.,sg
VIII
u N'i'2' ~" M s
Ihe} wNfe " arg 'li''e@n N's ssfNANt
lahn wafArd them AZ you GIN read
Il, Eey. he al.o gaie them TIE
pcnal,y Ihc l,ro, ,lSss nol VIZ wbo
c3,ao4 ,he G,llin f,cf &o. III, slv
s''1e's ''''as n rSS''s "''3 ~
% w ifllnS " 'tt'7N ''.3'Nne2S MI
sanIelh'ng lllI he Al5 Dcsil VIZ Fef
pealcdly had laslaa, lf2ni i'sS yai ioTa
nov 10. " Cioa's woTd &ill nv
ardi4,l IN scme, IN liiaW, tysf,ii
wn9 ,.a,,s+d \, .ctr.
iu - .so. . 8yo
''''A
# TIRE ~ anf e"'hli'S I 'sitl ~ las
sea 'hr 2pd arfrqaie ePqut,d ihe
eaflf and 70 SHOW 'ncse h49sS# v.
ask yon toread tlAkt
"Apd is7'od hppt tAeSAN3 "a VIZ se''
WY. m" (" ueN' ! M NJ =" Xxx,
aa.. ,.,,.,s sn4 ,,.,,s
! li,s he,,ax ,bp n,l,p IA hMspfsAr
/, ArJ,hs hr,gi vr@,, / 4aw wuS li.e
! u.io sleopatsl,-ana bis rrtt H4rr N tbo
\ fse' q ! l~rr. ant 'iis mNa'f' a' re
'ho''An. . 4 ''s'a. s'' ''' '4'S X s&se
1 i'm ~. power, al'a AZ srai' WIT BfoN
fauFh"'f ly
And behcld another hras' coming ~
4 4onl % we eag'R' aha ~ hah WYE hatht
9 likr = 'ame' nAa ~ srsKq M = alHs3Hn
u And he cxetc se,h all tho power ns
! ne llfs, beast before linn. aud causa,l,
~ ne eat,h aud ibcm which dwell ,tc,ein
1. l,n wo,shp lie Il :. EMS, whose deadly
+ wound was healed. Rev, 10 l--2ns
II Il icy
"a ue must MAYA bad cr,at nover
y. III baye receiyed 4 whole world
le causipo II, m,o worsbip the arst
q Sea,t Bu, according 10 Gods
word bc had ,bai power, he "a.
ceiyioyi, fr,m tte ia, bea Il aud
lbe grom sa.au Wcll how jid he
fosc ,hs power Il, deceive In such i
Wholesale ma0apr Wa viii read
asu;,s.
Ara hs ,ioeiii asa wcndas. - TIA
" na'.''b l''4 come down z Y osRyo
- '''s'''N 7 - S's' Y '"'"'
I'll "''S' -, ", \, ,,,. "Hr y,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24

3 - rs
Any ono. wishing 20 buy any OF
the following named Medicine call
on David Skaggs who will ssll u
yon;
Japcncse oil 80 els abot.lc.
Dr.. swaniiver and kidney euro
30 cts. q bottle.
Hcrbcrts Celery a. OK. sarsa
parilla SO. crs bottle.
Herbert Celery phosphate 80 ola
Dr. Swans cascara pills IS eta,
3 Package Sister Terosa's TIA IS
Ms 8a KEEN N,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24
ANSWER 70 QUESTION Asked

OF Tie Prince, (Chrlst,) as vel
shall learn from Luke Ia this Ian I
guage,
"And Il came 10 pass IN those day. I
that there went out decree from Cmsar
Augustus, that all tho world should be
taxed.
And tlis taxing was irst made WHOM
Cyrenius was governor Of Syrla)
And AL went 70 be taxed every one
INTO bis own city
And Joseph also went up from Galilee
on Of the city of Nazareth, into Jutw {,
unto the city Of David, which il called
bethlehem; sbecause he was Of he house
and lineage OF payd%
To be taxed viii Mars bis csponscd
wife, being great with child
And 50 Il was. Tint while they were
there, tho days were accomplished tina,
she should lie delivered.
And She bought forth her 1rstbnrn
son, and Wrapped him III swaddliug
clothes aud laid lin III munger; be
cause theyc was no room Tor them IN
the inn. tSt Luke 2---l--7
| In this language OF Luke we
! have the very identical person Of
character spoken Of rs the tax
raiser by Daniel For both Of
these men Daniel and Luke speaks
Of the tax-raiser III connection
with tho birth Of Christ Fol
there can b. no doubt that thu
prince spoken Of means Christ.
I'll This gives us the grand ant
q golden link across the birth 0
9 Christ ---lfor Christ was born, ant
crueiiied III the tlmo Of the CAESARS
born right in the time Of the tax
laiser Caesar Augustus as wo hay
II learned by the above scripture =
=" In this taxraiser tho Old Gentil
kingdom was destroyed, and rs W
a have said new creature brough
forth through Christ's death
IL Now, this lungs lis right up t
: the first beast that John saw. S
ii please read the prophesy ot DAME
q first, on the beast which John "a,
Z which Daniel III the CHI. calls til
a little horn, but here he calls hin
!. the vilt person Please read.
And IN his estate shall stand up VII
person, 10 whom they shall mol give III
honour Of the Kingdom but he sha
Il come in peaceably and obtain tho kin
n dom BY batteries,
~ Aud with the arms Of food sha
they DO oycrtiown from before him, an
4 shall be broken; yen, also the prince {
~ the covenant, tDan, ll-2l asl
y Please readers doubt no MOI
: the vile person takes the place
7 the tnxraiser, tho vile person X
, ~ d .
= Pope Of Rome. The man Of 81
" spoken Of by Paul and who is IL
~ spotted beast John sawr-Wnhol
= any room for doubt or argu
" mcnts-The beast that had sevt
~ heads and ten horns--"SEvt
~ nEAps'---The seven first chose
q cardinals--The ''TEN HoRNs'A-Tl
y first ten chosen aroh- bishops
eil This waT when tho beast first 3
~ ganlzed himself intoa body en-
81 ing the body the church, aud hil
- self tho vicar 81 Christ--Tl
'cRowEs' designate their authc
.r'i lily and position, which they hel
nc sstIPoN THEIR HEADS THE ma.
sn ~ pLAspMEMY.' How could m,
g, place upon their heads the mar
ma Of blasphemy N any greater "
than TO say they have tho pow
to forgive sins, and that they ha
= the sole right " commit such pc
\, Or To other mon. as these M
claimed they had then, and Al
Ak TINT they have tho same pow
l's now. And soAthat the reader nj
he know that they claim this,
ID shall quote you this;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24

Question Tor Ministers to Answer

II God is more powerful III an
Satan, and II tho earth Is lheLords'
and tho iullpcss thereof. Why.
does God Allow tho wicked TO do
stroy his people, and take the
earth ind tho fullncss thereof away
from His people. and leave tbom
poor, aud then claim tho poor an
His people? Now II was rich is
this Worlds goods would ii DO
just IN me 70 take my goods away
from my family and give them 10
my enemies, and leave my family
with nothing and then say love
my family?
Explain this and | will come
again. IS. g. Merritt
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24
Co0t,Hpfi /yom hR rink.


s,t.t.
Who opposcla onl cxthelh himself
eboyg al that + called GvFl, o. ma =
woreh'pPeo' - 'ha' ne Y ~" s',te'" !"
Wv '."r ~, % rho."a
!,
- 80 r,,...;.1
"'o :,
's"' - "'' N"'1
Wy a"'n1 '.'a go 49,
Dahlei spoke " tiie ittt1 i"th
and Paul Of the man o. sin AND
hoth lad reference 10 the beast
,,,,,;oh Ic,l,, s,r, MA ~ ont tha
~"
N'iN ~" 80" '
tfue laea VI she iactS Stoupeu w
2ethcf, we shall 20 back ~ the
prophecy Of Daniel on tho CON
cl,,s;an III MI wnrly an No fnurth
,. ,., Il, ~. ron,ua
~ ear
~ "
1ntiSe' A'otue' s''@V "e lnaS
weld TINS cham OF trut'l toeetlef
;" 800 " - =
nv, ~ ~ 49, - - ~" -
~ IL; /. ~, ,.,a,,n = ~
.,r.,,.,,',,... ,,.
Mn M s,rsuy,b >, M vl,o,c kinraou
J and upright oucs win him, thus shall Ii
ldo, and hs shell give him tn4 ianshte
% Women c9'fnp''Hs Ner' h"l sue sha'
, '.'"' 80 '''o "''''N - 4
.
M ,.lo. aus sE,l, ,a,,a n,n ,s H. ~
, PRIME toi bis own bctAit shall cause III
tcpr9aeH eI2'ea " MN % eease wili
'u' "is'"' ,Sp'7"V' ~ s"a'a '"'So y
h5a f,,,nf,js,wn, MA. IN ~ .ha
stumble and fan ana M, ID found.
(Dan, IT. II -ls5-iB3
mn. n,osos w u,a ,in,o ~,
, nor;na 80 tho IA con.;o ,r,,.,,
hofero CHRIST noaa HI odva,
10 oartt Wa nodara,and;rt ~
lhat AL ia ,,;na haa ta,,o
. tho aa,s,,l,,oro ,r ,,,,r,or ~
Iowsl C,orrnpt;no tl,a,n r, 80
yorv cn,rnn, ,l,;,. ~. ~.
w. ,,,,,,,lo \, ;n,I,s l.,o ,,.,
Ie-ttzc S,,.a,s INN ID J,
! IN ~
O.
- ~ we y NV -
Is - ~ '"',' O''eso ~" :. :
y V'''",' "ou'u ''e,e' sV''''' ~ y
!, ,ho,, ,s n,,;,,, !,
h h,no r,.,,, ) .,; ~ III
.aa ~
, - 20 y.
|
~ ~
!, I'M, II
r. ~, \.
"'"e 80 oo0N'cn wv ooilo'
10 ana jew; AND creating the Ge
g tile anew III Him, Making the
~ a now crcature causing d
70 things to pass away and
he things become nov INTO tLer
y Right here Is where tie old &c
~ tile kingdom stumbled and i
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24
~ pswarors.

.,4.',sats
Mrs. Will Melton is o. The sick
list this week,
Mabel Clary and Elsie Bar'ho-
low visited Mrs Amos Friday
Mr.. Coslel,s who have recently
moved here from north Mo, ARE
all on tho sick list The Children
have the Moasels.
It is reported that Otis Fry has
the small pox, But we hope i j.
false report.
Pearl Stevens who was staying
with her sister .el.s, Amos went
home Friday;
Several Of the JAll Willie boys
has been attending church AZ
Brushy Knob
Mrs. Harvey Dake and Mrs
Robertson nre on tho sick list
Mr.. Ore and daughter Ethc
spent Saturday and Sunday With
tNoda-and Annie Ore in Cabool
r, II, Fchr has been working "
MI. Grove this week At painting
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24
\ QUESTION NO. So,
QUESTION for MINISTER'S "
ANSWER.

Who ID Il spoken oi IN this Language,
s''And one shall SAY unto him. What
are these wounds in thy hands, Then
hc shalt answer, These with which
was woundedin the house VI my friend
Czech, 1850 ~, T, Hockaday.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24

Explain please, Il CREATION nod
FORMATION are the same, who "tha
beast was and il not aud yet Is
Roy. l7-8) last clause
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24
TAKE NOTICE

Any party Or parties wishing TO
ask any questions, through hi
paper upon any subject, relis
ionsly or otherwise shall 30
treated as q fncnd. BIT in 30 case
will tho Editor allow any slang
or SLANG phrase 20 through its
columns,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24

Mr.. James McCaskill and Katie
Voolfolk are the leading Merchants
d Summerville, they are kind court.
ious aad will treat YOU right give
them d trial
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24

= II y1a want ono Of the best Or
gans made, call on, Of write 70 J
N Garrett, oricavc word at hi
Oaice. ], N. Garrett,
Turlcy M.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24

Private Detective ani Auc!iou
Ger with Thirty years expcranqsr
Tcrms reasonable. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Ailross.
TIL Mccall
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We wish tie following Cues
tians to be answered BY any one
Question No. 81.
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Question No. 80

Also who ore the two characters
spoken Of in (zech. ll-T)
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24
Question No SS.

And who those two witnesses o
God are: spoken Of in lRey. lib?
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24

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an
y
wv
3.
b some
X. Il
"
Roberts
= suu1
Nv q
antern
Khan T,
ana
MondD
~ tine
WILLIE
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up mauka, provided satisfactory ar
rangements can be made with John
t. Baker about the land at Piihonua.
Work on the Kawaihae wharf will
be started soon, definite arrangements
for location having been made.
"The Wairnea water works will also
be promptly undertaken. Pipes will be
advertised for in few days and the
work pushed forward.
The road boards. are all doing good
work" Mr. ,Iere added. especially the
Hamal1ua and South Hilo boards That
of South Iilo has begun to nacadamize
the road to Pepeekeo. The old up-and-
down roads in Hamakua are now near
being things of thes-p past"
Mr. .Gere speaks confdentially of
Republican success on the big island
He spoke 1aughingly of the whirligig
nature of the contest There is an end
less procession of campaigners-Repub-
lican. Democratic and Home Rule-go-
ing round and round to the different
stumps. Each party is striving to have
the last word with the voters in every
locality
"The Hilo Republicans, you had
better believe, are scratching gravel"
Mr.. Gere said. There is a special reason
for this activity in the fact that de-
feat of the Republican ticket will leave
the chief town of the island without
representation in the Senate Mr.. Gere
thinks that Carl S. Smith is sure of
election to the House and probably also
the entire Republican ticket