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If You're Going to Have Ice Cream

Be sure and get Reisinger's. It's tn,
best. 81 gallon, soc y gallon. 2S5 q ST
Phone T.. S92.
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LOST.

LOST.
LOST-A st. Bernard. Reward If re-
turned 10 5l4 10Th st. INV. II
LOST-FoX terrier; round black spot
near tail; collar. with two bells on.
Reward. 9C1 ii st. ne. iyZ6-3t
A LIBERAL REWARD for the return
OF a white and brown bull pup strayed
from 1919 32d ST. NV. jy25-3t
LOST-Sauurday, between s and p. m,
Gent. $ silver watch. Please return 10
1875 COTCOrau ST. and receive reward.
jy25-3t
LOST-A black and tar dog: has collar
with name. Jim. aln7 18th st" Reward
for return TO 3l0l9d st. Sc jy25-3t
LOST-SheFherd dog; No. tag 3242 Lib
eral reward If returned 10 342 18th St Sc
ly23-I
LOST-Going from Pennsylvania depot
to 1880 =. Y. ave, green leather pocket
book. with advertising stamp "Bassett
&, Presley Co, Iron and Steel, Cleveland,
Ohio" containing $40 and 500 check, pay
able TO Emil Grossman. Reward If re-
turned to +. +. NUSSBAUM, 1880 n. Y.
ave. jy2j-3t
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BIRES, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Young parrots. conaries,
rabbits. guinea pigs, dogs. cats, and pets
of all kinds. Birds boarded for the sum-
mer. SCHMGD'S BIRD STORE. IL
18th st. NV. and Col II 81. ne. je2o-tf
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Use American Paper Julep straws.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By "A German girl place 10
do general Homework. 500 I'D st. NV.
jy26-3t
WANTED-By young cOlored girl. place
70 do chamber work or nursing 60 l. st
NV II
WANTED-By white woman, place 10
cook wash, and iron. Address BOX
@, this office. It
WANTED-By young lady, position as
typewriter and stenOgraphcr. Address
BOX S. this Office. 1t
LADY with several years teaching ex-
perience would be pleased 10 give les
sons IN English language TO foreigners.
Address BON IS, this Office. II
WANTED-By three white women.
cooking, general homework, chamber
work or waiting; references. Inquire
1875 llth ST. NV. 1t
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nELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A white woman as general
hOusewOrker; one with object OF good
home in view. at IS l ST NV. Jy26-5t
WANTED-Cooks. general housework-
ers. chambermaids kitchen girls. half
grown girls. Apply ~ NJ ST. NV. II
wANTED-PlaIn cook. general workers.
city; girls for Connecticut; way paid.
l2ll 10th st. NV. 1t
WANTED-Young girls for aisle tables
and bundle wrappers. BON MARCHE,
Sl6 9TH St NV. IT
WANTED-Young woman for general
homework; no washing. Apply SO st.
ne. 1t
WANTED-A good cook. Apply at OIL
18th ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-A competent girl or elderly
woman for general homework. Apply
1921 Gales st. ne. 1t
WANTED-Girl to assist in Homework;
stay nights. l0l6 18th st. NV. Jy26-2t
WANTED-White office girl. s. to start;
must be neat. 407 18th ST. NV. ROOM ).
1t
WANTED-White waitress. 1926 9Th ST
NV. 1t
WANTED-A settled white woman for
general houseworki stay nights. Apply
between and Z. 1871 St jy26-St
WANTED Experienced milliners and
preparers; also experienced salesladies
In millinery and suit departments: per
manent positions. with good salaries
Apply KINGS PALACE, Sl0-Sl6 7th St
NV. jy2|3t
WANTED-A woman to cook and DO
general homework; references required.
230 A st. sc. 1t
WANTED Bright young women to
learn selling our goods: must be quick
in figures: also write good hand; mod
crate salary paid at start; good oppor-
tunity for earnest workers. Apply 10
SUPERINTENDENT s. KAHN, SONS
& co. Jy26-tf
WA NTED-Two white girls. plain cook;
other chambermaid; also girl in store
Inql Gre 1885 18th st. NV. It
Wa ED-Settled woman for general
hOusewark; cook for three; light wash
ing. q Indiana ave. NV. II
WANTED 49, Chambermaid. waitress,
white and cOlOred; cOlored cook and gen
eral worker. 1913 New York ave. II
WANTED-ReliabIe woman to do clean
ing and scrubbing. 413 AZ ST. sw. It
WANTED-Young white girl to assist
with children; small family. 4l9 "a st
ne. ty26-2t
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER rented 10
students. cheap. Address BOX 275, City
POstOffice. 1y35-3t
WANTED-Lady. with one or two chill
dren. TO do a little housekeeping for
gentleman for use Of rooms. Address
BOX 81 this office II
WANTED-Two young girls; finishers
on pants; good pay 409-4l1 18th st. NV.
jy26-f
WANTED-Five good cooks and house
workers at 1900 L st. NV. jy24-3t
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ARISTOCRAT OPENS
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Wealthy Man to Run
Smithy in Hamilton.
BUSINESS BECOMES BRISK
Undertaking Caused by Alleged Re-
bates Given by Native
HoTSeshoeIs.
BUSINESS BECOMES BRISK

BOSTON, Mass. July 26.-JOhn Heard.
a polo player, and a leading member
Of the Myopia Club and OF the north
shore society set, who owns a magnih-
cent country seat in Ipswich, has be
come a blacksmith.
1t is expected that a sign announcing
that Heard is ready to shoe horses will
be placed this week on the old Potter
blacksmith shop, in Willow Street.
Hamilton.
Two Shops Running.
There are two blacksmith shops IN
Hamilton. The summer residents there
have had the shoeing done for their
horses and polo ponies at one or the
other for years.
Recently there were stories circulated
of commissions" being distributed and
rebates made, and this talk reached the
ears Of the summer colony me black
smiths deny that the story is true,
and say that if they had any cOnces-
sions to make II would be to the colon
lists themselves.
Leases One Shop.
Last week a deal was made whereby
Heard leased the Potter place. where
a smithy was run for years, and al
ready work has begun in the old shop.
Heard has hired experienced blacksmiths
10 look after the technical details. while
he looks after the business end OF the
establishment.
Heard comes OF an old Boston family
which laid the foundation for 49, fortune
in the China trade, years ago.
Prominent colOnists in Hamilton, Fps
witch, Wenham. and Beverly Farms have
promised to turn their work over TO
Heard. Some OF the natives hear that
he has arranged for the shOeing OF
two hundred horses.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLAYEoUs.

FOR SALE-A large graphophone ane
so worth OF records. IN good order
cheap to a cash buyer. Address BOX Is
this office 10
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AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-A buggy horse Tor mis- board
during summer: light work Address
NATIONAL WHOLESALE GRO. CO.,
425 y. ]. ave. NV Jy2S-3t
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BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Monroe and Jeffer-
son stS
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

w ANTED A first-Class gentlemen 8
furnishings salesman; one who under
stands hats. and who can write tickets
preferred; good opportunity for the right
ma n. Address BOX II, this office.
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Bottled Comfort" for Hot Weather.

Visit Graves establishment at Navy Yard.
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FOUND.

FOUND-Ihe way to get rid OF rats.
See BARCLAY. The Ferret Man. 927
Louisiana ave. mh2I-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By reliable colored man.
work of any kind. STERLING McDON-
AID. 435 5 ST. NV. It
WANTED-PositiOu as bOOkkeeper and
stenOgrapher; can give good references
Address B.. l05 l ST. NV jy2G-3t
WANTED-By a young man. German
situation: understands the care OF fine
horses and is general all-round stable
man. Address BOX 81. this office. II
WANTED-By young Italian barber
a steady place; moderate prctense APP
ply at Z5GS Pa ave NV ty2J-3t
WANTED-Position by an expert car
penter and cabinetmaker. Address BOX
a. this office jy25-3t
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Case Beer Delivered Like Express

Package. Budweiser and Blue Ribbon
FoRls's. 206 7th st. sw. Phone Main 6t3
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NANTED-SeveraI experienced plumb
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FOR SALE-New launch. Is feet lona
Tor less than one-third Of cost AppiS
1224 AZ st. sw. tv2s-St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

D-Second-hand water meter;
24-inch service preferred; must bee cheap.
". V HOFF. Laundry. 18th and o SITS.
NV iy26-3t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnished room, So; also
one, "a month. 42l 9Th 81. NV jy26-3t
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Floral Ideas Worked Out
The Biggest Print

At Skaters. 18th and I. III Pa. ave-
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WANTED-A white woman as general
housewOrker; one with object OF good
home In view. at IS | 81. NV. Jy26-3t
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Co9hnufI f,-om lasi wcrk.

And now dear reuder We fully
trust that in tile itaino Of Jesus
you may be uble to comprehend
from this work; the Divine Truths
that has been lylns buried between
the lids Of the Bible ever since the
image WAS set up, but now is made
manifest by the Holy Apostles and
prophets bH The SPIRIT that you
may know for yourself, when The
Word Of Truth is rightly divided.
And that you may not only ap-
prise Nour Bible above AL ,hlngs,
but that YOU will dispose, and
communicate all the light and
knowledge thar you have gathered
from it, sacred leaves either from
the perustl Of this wulk, or from
the sacred book lls,t unto You,
loss favored fellow creatures,
whether they be far OF near.
Who like Philip OF old ~ the
day Of Ignorance, when be bnp, i2.s
! the Unich, whn kueN not these
things !; nor even that ,here va,
| such u book us the Biillp; l,Nt vul
devise means 10 inform The igno
rant Of these facts, and, nl tht
| truths, that this grand old bool
contull $. Also to know the differ
| ence between The the Gentle anc
the jew, aud The difference hr
tween the Bible and those fals'
goddess, rulno'is principals Of III
pernicious teachings OF these darl
powers OF the beast, 1t may b,
we'll for us to remark here. for tn
benefit OF the reader, that Their
are SOME that claim thai he
haze the power to do miracles b
faith: while BY close inves,iga
tiol', you will find it an cviden
fact, that they DO them by tn
: power Of animal magnetism. ~!
other one says ] have power t
, forgive sins do it il the pIac
. Of God. Oh what godlessnes
! and hellishness Of eur time, Al
, blind and corruptnoss OF to-day
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this article to those who profess
religion that belong to those So
cieties but VII ere is there any law
in the Book OF God or in the laws
Of our land2
Let us examine the book OF God
that you say you are following IN
the ninth Oh. 6 v. Of Gen. Moses
said whose sbedGs.h mans blood
by man shall his blood be shed
for 10 the image q God made he
man u is Crime for you TO take
the life OF yogr fellow man unless
be has shed the blood Of man hut
revealing secret is not the she'd
ding OF blood and isn'K crime
enough TO take the li.rc man and
Paul said for the wrapena' Of OUT
warfare is not carpal but eighty
threw God 10 the pulling down Of
strong hold 2 Cor: 40; A. rhcu
said Jesus INTO him PIT up again
THY sword INTO his place for all
they that take the sword shall
perish with the sword Matt; 26. 81
| for he that killeth with 'he sword
shall be killed with the sword
Rev. 10; 10; if Christ thought il
were wrong to use the sword ts
save his life it would certainly b,
! wrong to use it for revealing a SEQ
ret but | don't know that there i,
40 organization that does this
! what about John Morgan my ar
ticlc is getting to long and here
must close, more to follow.
w. J, G.. Tunnel.
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QUESTION NO. 53.
Read the following.

Read the following.
And the multitude OF them that be-
lieved were Of one hear, and of one son.
neither said any OF them that ought CT
the things which he possessed was his
own; but they had all things common.
Acts A 32.l
LIST. Was The above declaration
true, in the Apostolic day?
End. Ii so. why is 1t no, prac.
.iced now by the Church OF Churches
Ord, II this unity was only in
tended for the Apostles; show me
the scripture tina, relieves he church
fi,2
Editorof the CBEssET: This is nsE
for other ministers TO answer iiwt
and---it any ottbem do or does no, ~
want your answer. want to know III,
truth Beulah Oliver.
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Perhaps the readers may think,
from those remarks that we think
or claim that God has not 5ts
power ~ do the things above
spoken Of, but w. answer. on the
other hand, that God has not onlv
the poweL to heat the SICK, hut
ne Pt'wtr ~ upen TIN eyes If the
b'A,d, u'stQp tllc ears ot the dear.
and to raise tse deud.
But What wo have Doen hroring
Tor, IS 70 prevent you from b nr
deceived by those talse sage. vi
today, whose words are lis SOFT "a
honey mi as bitter az gall, ana as
II deadly poison to cha SOM. And
tor TINS reason, i is necessary for
Il, to make ready f3r the marriage
loF the Lamb, and note the diff.
'erence between the two
powers Tor bl4sso.l are they
winch are called unto the mar
raga Of the Lamp" for at that
tqlno the tabernacle Of Cod shn.,
be with men, and he shal, dwell
with them and they shall be his
r"op'e; and God shall wipc away
Tan tears from eireyes;and there
StiNIihe no more death. neither
sofgcw nor Ching, for the former
liAlhgS nave passed away. and be.
hold ali things shall hecome new
ard He will give unto them that
THIRST, he water OF life Freely. For
th's lsthe promise Of God to oll
''''' VIZ N}'ti" ANA I'VE gudlv in
Christ Jesus. Amen,
Wa shall at this point stop for
ihe present. But for tho benefit
OF our readers, we wish tc say that
1--WE are not condrmning the good
fpeople in the Lutheran church;
Luther only established The one
man theory which not only The
Lu'herians believe but all nat
ions b4leve n this theory
iand it is vtere all the
world vas made to wonder after
the first beast the tpopc) So it
! was noc only the Iutherians that
has believed this, but all nation.
10 be Continued
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RAIL ITEMS
NY THE OLD BACHELOR

Kind Editor and correspondents
here ! come again with a little
bunch OF news.
We are having rainy weather at
present.
Willie Hopkin visited his grand.
parents J. A, Long Saturday night
and Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Todd
a fine boy mother and child are
empcoving nicely but don't think
there is any chance FOR Eli.
Albert Greenle who has been
sick for the past week at the homo
of ! $, Wataons returned home
last Monday morning,
Settio Hopkin is staying with
her grandma Mrs ]. A. Long.
Mrs ], S: Watson 10 slowly
improving.
Margaret Grimes has been very
poorly with neuralgia is better a,
present writing.
|. s. Watson lost COW last
Monday morning,
Richard Hopkins wb1 has beer
sick for some time is able TO wor!,
again
Hopwood Morris is working fol
John Greenle this week:
Gena Grimes returned back tt
Hartsville last Sunday evening tc
attend Hartsvile School,
Lee Long and John Brown visit
ed +. T. Watson Monday.
Come again Sweetheart
enjoy reading your items.
Morve Ellis is working FOR his
uncle this Spring Dave Long.
Never mind "Sunhower and
pansy' | won't always be an "Old
Bachelor for l am now hunting
mo cook.
Miss Greenwood near Mt. Grove
is staying at Eli Todd this week.
Mrs Greenle and Ada Watson
went fishing last Saturday they
reported fish didn't bite though
minnas did.
II this escapes tho waste basket
! Will come again SO bye bye e
one and all.
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FAIR VIEW Items.
BY GRAVEL SCRATCHERs


~ GRAVEL SCRATCHERs
Corn plantiog is the order Of
the day.
Unclo JOhny Tyrrell's orchard
looksfinelll 10 bloom, now widows
Just think OF this.
A nice red apple for your hand
And uncle johnny for your man.
Eta and Audie Goddaras took
supper with their Grandmother
Mrs, Jordan Goddard Sunday eve.
Wheat has improved greatly in
the last two weeks
Fred Freeman our merchant has
full stock Of goodsFand is doing q
good business.
Hanna Cobls is reported some
better.
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Question No, 40.
Also who are tho two snoipted
ones spoken OF in (Zeeh. 4-l49
QUESTION NO, 4a

] What rs the bottomless pit lhat
this t0eash tie temporal power VI Tie
Catholic church come out of And Is
the bottomless pit spoken of here the
same Ms spoken IN REV 20--iO
2. You say The two Witnesses de
acrihed in Rev ll--3 are the old and
new iestaments, clothed in the sack
cloth of dead languages for 1860 years
How did the OLD and new tsslaments
have power over water to turn it into
blood and to amight the earth with
plaques as often as they wouli9 And
wha, wa5their sead bodies that laid in
'he streets of the Great City where our
Lord was crueiledS
Mis- Cndis Merritt,
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We will welcome the day when
our Sunday School begins az
Rock Springs.
would also like to speak op
education il ! ccaid collect my
thoughts IN a way that l could
speak them TO any advantage on
correspondents day but probably
by hearing others speak that are
qualified On that subject l could
gatbera great deal Of knowledge.
Myrtle Freeman is gong TO
teach our school at Dunsmore
SO | hear
Will close my eyes stop my ears,
And dream Of the coming years,
Bye bye.
These items was crowdo out
last week.
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Dresden Items
III TRUTH.

Kind Ed and friends how are
van all IN Texas o. we arc
almost rained mi nm hora I'm, va
have q finc prospect tor most all
kinds OF fruit this year,
The Raw. Mr.. Cook al plo.son,
Hiu Preached in ,be Christian
ch,r..h ,.o, wodnosd,r .l, aa
his talk was so we'll liked that
tho Church hired him to preach
for them the balance of the year
this will give the people Ct ORES.
aon preaching ever sunday ~ 'oe
'"o"'"'
The Hon J. 4. Luckst OF
Dresden was holding Court last
Saturday a case from Scdaiis.
wo,,or Kamn ~ n;, :,
coa.,;a , n,
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QUESTION NO. 50.
Question :or Ministers to Answer

II God is mere powerful than Satan
and II the earth is the Lords and
the fulness thereof Why does God
Allow the wicked to destroy his people,
and take the earth and the fulIness
thereof away from His people, and leave
them poor and then claim the poor as
His people, Now II | was rich in
this Worlds goods would it be jus, III
me 70 take ny goods away from my
family and give them 70 my enemies
and leave my family with nothing and
then say love MY familyS
Explain this and will come again
IS. G Merritt
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EXCHANGE COLUMN,
for SALE
OR TRADE.

No 4 S0Acrcs laying near Pow.
Ter 65 acres in cultivation. partly
good second bottom. 500 apple
trees some Of them bearing fruit
Quite a number Of peach and cher
ry trees and other fruit. Good log
house 2 rooms, good log barn and
other out buildings, good spring
water. al! can be had at the low
price 1875 For particulars call at
this OFFICE or write us ct Fowler
Mo.
No. 5, 100 A. near Higgins 2. o:
80 acres In cultivation 30 acres in
good tim Der, paslare. between
five and SIX hGpGsed bearing appe'
trees considered one among the
| finest orchards IN Texas Co. Good
| log house 2 rooms good barn dad
other out buildings, in fact II iss .
fine farm. Call at this OFFICE 10,
particulars.
No s 100 acres, near TTowlel
Mo. With q large percent in cu'
tiyation A fine young orchard
Good house: Good barn: and two
good drilled wells: Ridge lane
but is as good as in this part o
Texas Co. For particulars call q
chs OFFICE.
! No.7 120 Acres rs in entity
ton, 80 Of II in grass, l3 acres Il
wheat, the rest Of the 1870 all ca
be cultivated. so bearing appl
trees, 4 roomed story mouse, amal
barn, good well at house, aad fin
pond on farm, all round good stoc
farm for particulars apply a. TIL
OFFICE,
We have other property ia III
neighborhood Of Fowler in. our lis
fer sale, call and get YOU nice non
in good location.
.-aa.----------- ---------
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BEST STORE.

Mr., James McCaskill and Katie
Voolfolk are the leading Merchants
Of Summcrvillc, they are kind court
Gus and will treat you right give
them a trial
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Ed. CRHssET please give us
some light on Esaw and Jacob
Jasper Garrett. Late Of Ill.
QUESTION NO. SO.

CORDz, MO,APRII the 18th; 1904
Mr. Garrett, WIN you please answer
The following question. What is the
soul Of man, and where 10 II from earth
70 the resurrectionf
Leroy andtFrankl.n Collins.
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QUESTION NO. So.
QUESTION for MINISTER'S to
ANSWER.

~ '3.ts. ''..sss
Who Isl spoken Of in this language.
And one shall say unto him. What
are these wounds in Thy handsg Then
he shall answer. Those with which |
was wounded in the house Of my friend,
zech, l3--e.) -. T, Hockaday.
Question No, 81,
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tlnesiion No 80.

And who those two witnesses Of
God are; spoken OF in REV. ll-S.Y
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Preaching
second Lords Day OF each month,
at IL A, NJ, and 1880 p. NJ. Pas.
tor, Rev W, Ii: Cook,
NJ. +, CHURCH SourH, on tho
third Sunday at II A: NJ, and 1880
P. NJ, Pastor J. II. Casky.
NJ. +. CHURCH NORTH, preach
ing on second aud fourth Lord g
Day,
BAPTIST CHURCH, Preaching sec
ond Sunday at IL A, ". and 1880
P; NJ Pastor, Rev. Hayworth Of
Soialia,
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Explain please, If CREATION and
FoR,4ATIoN are the same, who "tbe
beast Was and Is not and vet is
rev, l7-S) last clause
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We wish the following Cues
tons to be answered by any one
Question No. 81.
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Question No. 80.

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spoken of in Czech. ll-72)
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Lesson For JAN ViiIe
Union Sunday School For
May lrst 1904
Matt. IS chapter.
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Subject Word
Backbiting
Selected BY
Myrtle Vogt,
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Our Article ON Freemasonry and
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continued again until next week,
on account Of space.
TO he Continued