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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Luella Rebekah lodge, I. o. o. F., will
give a card party and dance at Central
nall Tuesday evening. The central com
mittee are Miss May Pliska, Helen Kun
row and Mary Fisher.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

The Laurel clubs anniversary ball
which takes place at the Hotel Aberdeen
on Friday night. promises to be one Of
the most largely attended affairs the club
mas ever given, as well as it's most bril-
liant social event. Arrangements are all
completed. Settings full military band
has been engaged to furnish the music
both for the overture and for the dance
numbers. The ball will be opened at
about 9:15. Carriages will be called at
1890. The club rooms adjoining the no.
tel viii be thrown open for the pleasure
of the guests.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

The Territorial Pioneer Women's club
will meet with Mrs. Hazard and Mrs.
Worts at SO East Eleventh street on Tues
day at o'clock
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07
Married Fifty-five Years.

duct the Suter Bros. Lumber Co q
Eau Claire, Wis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Garfield Woman's Relief corps will
have an open meeting and programme at
their hall Friday at o'clock, in honor
of Washington and Lincoln's birthday
Everybody welcome
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Division No. 8, A. o. H, will give a
grand ball at Central hall Feb. IL. Mem
bers and friends are requested to attend
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Constellation chapter, No. $50. E. s., has
issued invitations for a social hop We'd
nesday evening at Masonic hail The
give a silver tea Wednesday afternoon
Feb II. at the home of Mrs w. Green
leaf on West Fourth street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Friday evening the Junior chorus
choir Of the Woodland Park Baptist
church will give musical entertainment
IN church parlors. The refreshments
tine day" while the costumes Of the as
sisting members will represent books. This
is the second of the series to be given BY
the choir
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Pride Of st. Paul No. rs, Ladies' Society
OF the brotherhood of Locomotive Fire.
men will give euchre party Thursday
afternoon at Bowlby hall. Those in charge
are Mrs. w. A. Brink, Mrs. f. F. Roelier
and Miss Marion Murray
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Talbot Camp No. 1898 NJ. w. of A.
will meet Tuesday night for degree work
The camp will give its first dance Thurs
day night in Garfield hall, corner Arcade
and NFauquier streets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Mrs. A M. Kingdom. of East Seventh
street, has returned from washington.
where she has been visiting her sons for
the past six months.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Constellation Chapter No. IS. 0. E. s..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Independent Hive Ladies Of the Mac
cahees. will give dancing party at
Q Why hall Mrs. Anna Hartman IS in
Charge OF the arrangements, and the floor
committee consists of DIR. E. Myerling.
Mr.. McGraw, Mr.. Stubbs and Mr.. Beat,
son.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

The Hebrew Ladies' Aid society viii
give card party and dance tonight al
Central hall.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Coming nearer home, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thompson, Of Summit avenue,
will sail early in March for Cuba and
will tour the island. Miss Grace Doran,
who spent the early part of the winter
in Havana, and later some time in New
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

Degree team, Ramsey camp. NJ w. A..
will give a large entertainment Wednes-
day evening at Capitol City hall The af-
fair Is TO be in the form OF MINISTRIES, fol-
lowed by hop. and viii be very elabora te.
Those having it in charge are: Frank I.
Hart, E. e. Powers and John ThilI
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

The Crusaders Total Abstinence So
ciety will give the last of series of card
parties at Odd Fellows hail. corner Fifth
and Wabasha streets. on Thursday even
ing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

The regular meeting of Myrtle Temple
No. 2. RathbOne Sisters, will be held to-
morrow afternoon at K. of P hall, Sixth
and Robert street. Arrangements will be
made for a district meeting to be held
in st. Paul Saturday, Feb. o. The temples
OF saltwater. st. Paul and Minneapolis
viii matriculate- The temple will give an
Informal card party and hop Feb. "a at
K. Of p hall. Mrs. Edward Scott. Mrs.
G. A Rossbs and Mrs. Jones are on the
committee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

The ladies of st. Peters parish will give
a church sociable at the residence Of Or.
Fullerton, Fourth and Maple streets,
Wednesday evening. Miss May Wright,
the pianist, will contribute several piano
solos and Mr.. Frank MyrOn vocal solos,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

The Mems Club of St Peters Church
was entertained at the rectory Thursday
evening. Rev. Shut gave the club a
servance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-07

The Aurora Social club was entertained
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clark, Of Carroll street. Mrs. John Nc
CURE, Mr.. E. Taucher and Mrs. viii
Bergen received honors. The club de-
clded to give theater box party at the
Knights Of Pythias entertainment at the
Metropolitan opera house on March 8.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-13

oath. is there a gospel Of cir
cnmcisiol, and gospel Of uncir-
cnmcisicn spoken Of III the word?
or No.
25th. 10 there two ways spoken
Of in the word Of God, III which
people are to serve God'--Yss or
No.
10Th, Did Paul obey the law Of
Moses after he was chosen an 4.
postle to the Gentiles By Christi
--Yes--or no.
27th. Did Paul speak Of n mys.
terry kept hid from the beginning
Of the world'--Yes or No.
Now when the above questions
are answered Yes or NJ by those
who want to oppose NY tiieys then
can begin to write Through the
CREssEr both t. oppose us'and t.
explain their position and ques
tions and give light on these
things. But until they ARE m
swered directly Yes or No We sha,
hold them up before our readers
as evidence that they can't ant
which will render them unfit o.
teachers and as soon as those ar
answered by any one and proven
wo have many more to ask.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Any party or parties Wishing 10
ask any questions, through this
paper, upon any sutject, reli &
.ously Or otherwise shall DO
treated asa friend. but 10 no case
will the Editor allow any slang
or slang phrase 90 through liz
columns,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-13
.Norwoo 4 High School.

Tho Norwood High Schoo; has
been and 10 destined 70 b. the
King oischools In this section Of
the state.
For several wars Norwood has
held unoseslioncd sway in cduca.
tionA; circles. II has enrolled uni
turned oat.moro teachers thea my
other'school III the Go.
Proud other past. she now en-
deav0rs to cast Il hulo Of honor up.
on her future. Tho culture loving
people OF Norwood ash unit join
hands in making the present school
yoar tho peer Of all IN previous
scholastic history.
Onr faculty is not only one OF
experience, but ono Il superior
qpaliGcasienss Our Principal,
| s. A. Gotham. is u Life Graduate
ot,the Kirksyille State Normal,
holds three State certificates, has
held liye first grade certificates.
has served as school Commissioner,
has Taught ten years and has been
! principal some Of the best High
School Of the State. He is y strict
/ disciplinarian aud stands tor sound
1 education. His broad conception
OF school life enables him 10 dictate
school policy TINT works with
clock like regularity.
Our Prin. is ably assisted by Mr
P.L Connolly is Asst. teacher
Mr. Connolly is one ot,hc strong
est educators OF South West Mis-
, souri,, being known and greeted
by teachers throughout Wrigh
and adjoining Counties. Hc is M
oaiy,a~man Of superior qnaliiica
tioRs. brt'atcacher Of fifteen year
experience He keeps order
brings tho lessons and rune o.
' ideal room. He has navy s,udcn
teachers all Of which praise hir
d highly. He has held number q
First Grade papers and is mem
Der OF tho Co. Board Of Educ,
!. ton. Ns@i
nj The foundatoin d. our schues-
r bStng skiilfuify Lard by Miss 10
son, a teacher of Normal Trainin,
being educated at Warrcnsburl
'e Miss Dodoou keeps order, do,
"a accurate and thorough work. "
ID as patrons appreciate the effect q
. our children.
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EXCHANGE COLUMN.
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Quite a number Of peach and cher
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! No. 5. l20 A. near Higgins P. 0.
so acres in cultivation SO acres in
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No. G, 100 acres. near Fowler
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!. Good house: Good barn: aud tw.
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IS Texas Go. For particulars cali a
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" No. 7. 1870 Acres rs 10 cultiya
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Great Men Of Amsrics

With = very few exception Jei-
fcrson written the Declaration Of
Independence, John Adams secured
i,s adoption. These two men we're
among the foremost, and Great
Mon 81 America. During the rev.
olution they wcre the wnrmcss
friends A In tho field Of battle for
liberty they werc one, They
smote tho rock Of National loyalty,
aud liberty togsther.
They encitciad''ous roun'ry with
The golden thread Of Patriotism,
| Ard welded the chain OF lndc-
| pcndonce AROUND the throat Of
monarchy. Retiring from the
! field Of victory as one man. And
was nlicnted from each ether in =
political fight. Only,becoming rec.
cncilcd in their retired life, They
both died on tho same day, tho
Gi,ic,h Anniversary OF Americans
Independence. Adams last words
were, Thomas Jefferson still sur.
yves Jefferson was however,
already lying dead in his Virginia
homo. Thus. BY the passing away
OF these two remarkable men, was
made memorable tho 4th OF July,
1926. SO passed away two OF the
great men on the very day, come
years later, that the dcclars
I,iou OF independence was signed
Almost the last words OF Jeffer
son were lis Adams still living
aud 10 fow moments later h'
said This is tho fourth day 0
July" and no expired.
In tho ftldbi battle for llbvrt!
!. they were one, in the polAtlca
deld they wero two; In the hou
article Of death they remembers
each other. Persecution and 10y
atty makes US one; tho poisonou
vapire used by satan in the so Gull
ed political field. Cause diyisio
and striic-Tbis dark craft entcre
I. tho field of liberty in the earl
days Of our nations pride, an
), forced its way into tho hcaats
!. Adams and Jefferson: and its tul
' bulent waters. have hcen sprea'
ing their poisonous oder over y
peaceful streams Of love, frien
ship, and truth. Until al this da
aud time II is almost ready
drcoeh our great country with il
blood Of loyal hearts. But Gt
, : forbid that II should DO so.
Our prayer is Q, Lord il il CT
be so take away those politie
divisions and troubles: which b
men are bringing about for gre
and gain.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-13


READERS Of the CREssEr do NOT
comprehend that when the Word
ia quoted to them that it is Gods
Word--So III order that we may
get those who oppose us through
the columns of the CREssET to
understand it before writing, We
purpose for them to answer the
following questions, in short, yes
or Moor when necessary, just
name it. And then as fast as
practable give the explanation
and proof--But just to add these
questions. your name, Yes or No
Or the object thing.
lat. Is Creation and Forma-
tion the samel--Yes or No,
End. Did God create the earth
at the time He said He did?--Yes
or No.
Bird. Was the earth in form at
the time Hecreated it2-Yes or No
4th. Was the earth void when
God created it2-Yes or No,
5th. Did God create darkness
before lighti-Yes or No.
9th, Did the Spirit move upol
the face Of the waters2---Y Yes or No
7sh. WSs*he light created at
ter The Spirit moved OH the wa
ters?--Yes or No.
9Th. Was light and darkness
divided after the Spirit moved .
the waterst--Yes or No.
9th. After God placed firm
ment in the midst o. the water
did the water yet cover the cart
Yes or No.
10th. Was it after His secor
days work of creation that
gathered the water. to gether fro
under the heaven, inorder to |
the dry land appear?-Y.s UT N
18th. Did God create man, ma
and female OH the sixth day.
or No.
18th. DID God toll the man, ma
aud female to till the ground9
Yes or No.
18th: Did God give the ma
male and female dominion 0,
all the earths--Yes or No,
l4th. DidGod give the Gre,
cd man, male and female aooess
every thing on all theiase. Of |
oarth?--Yes or Nc.
18th. Did God plaSt a gard
and put the man, male and
male in it?-Yes Or No.
10th Did tod plant this &
den after he rested tho seye,
day?-Yes or No.
lVth. Was there any body
the land Of Nod for Chin TO 20
~ Yss or No,
18th. Was the Sons Of God /,
the Daughters Of men, the "a
peoplee-Yes or No,
10Th. Vas Moses a murder
nailling the Egyptiani-yes Or
Goth. Was the Ave natl
Moses destroyed Of the same !
pie. as the lsraelitesl-- Yes OH
2tst. Did Christ blind, as
nation the eyes of the Israeli
Yes or No.
end. We're they q be b.i
cd until the fulness Of the 9
tiles come in'- Yea or No.
2srd. Isthe fulness 81 the @
Giles come in yet,-.Yes Of M.
y p N =
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After presenting to our new
readers our premises in a synopsis
manner and by. so doing refresh
ing the minds Of our old readers,
We shall feriher say. again that
we have the best of reasons fort her
believe in the cause we Il dyocate.
And if We did not think that the
n,Annerin which we present tho
Word Of God TO the People is true
We surely would not advocate it.
" So then the reader knows that
If wu IRE wrong, Or that you even
think We are wrong brlieve AZ least
that we arc honestly wrong. We
trust the reader will give the cause
aud the scripture we present 10
them a thorough. investigation.
For it is only hy true inyestiga.
ton, with the MUD lnbinsed with
prejudice, that the true principals
VI aly thing can be comprvllcnd-
ed. So W. say to our readers, come
now and lot us reason together.
la this manner learu whether or no
the wokDis lamp to our feet and
u light to our PARKWAY. There
tore after calling To memory the
premises Of our belief or in other
words some Of the reasons tor oul
belief III the last weeks CRKssk1
We shall IN connection with til,
same, say that il Creation and For
nation are the same, which IS lh'
first questions asked in our list o
| ~ questions. And answered ye
4 by Bro. perkin. pf Mouniail
Grove-we says.s@h {! YVES " m i,
taken God himssaJtt,ass Moses =
thu 'ranslator--for 'n'fss author
lied version we see that It read
In the beginning God create
the haven and the earth, and tn
, earth was without form (Gel
. l-l).
Now II Tbs 10 the correct lnil
guage Of God, then there cur /
) no mistake. Creation and Fol
} nation are not The same.
Bat ii u can 10 proven to i
q nothing hut tho words Of maj
then there ers plenty Of room fl
doubt: And plenty Of room ,
say that they are the same--B,
We have always believed that II
Bible is the true Word Of 6,
II and still believing the same, i
Il will have to say that Creation II,
y Formation arc not the same.
Again. we must say, that |
God saying that He give the CT
% ated man dominion over all Il
earth, aud placing the Form,
= man N q garden--They won
4 have to be two distinct character
And referring to the Now tTest
y ment, we cannot help but see, u
what they were Separate cha
acters; For Paul says:
NJ For we arc his Workmanship. Gro
Cd IN Chisl Jesus unto g0od wor
which God hath before ordained TIM,
shonlI walk IN them.
Wherefore remember, that sc being
lime past Genliles In tho flesh. who
called unrircumcision by ,ha, which
called Circumcision IN lhe ncsh made
hand;
That al that time Sc were with
Christ. being aliens from tho comm
On wealth u Israel, and strangers II
the covenants VI promise. having
hope. and withou, God 10 the world
But now in Christ jesus " y
y. solnotinaes were far off-ares,nadc nigh
the blood q Christs
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ANSWER TO QUESTION Asked

4For he Is our peace. who hath ma 10
both one and h,ti, broken down the
middle wall Of pHrtitioW between us.
llaying abolished IN Ills flesh The
cnmi'y, cvel, Tie Inv VI commandments.
In nrtiEalices; Tor TO maze in
himstlf ,ftwain one new man, so max
Ing Icro'.
AID ,har he might reconcile both
unto God inpnc body by ,heoross, hnv
Ing s'aiu Me tnmily thereby.
And came anu preached peace 10 you
whish were nar on. aud to Them ,ha.
we're VI. h,
For ,l,r ugh him we both have access,
by one Spirit unto liic Father.
Now therefore wear" 10 more s,rang
with the saints. and Of the household ot
God;'
And are built upon the foundation Of
lie apostles AMI prophets. Jesus Christ
hims'lt being the chief corner stone.
(Eph 2--t0 10 COY
Tho first we notice is, that we
are his workmanship, created in
Christ Jesus unto good works.
/ The aecoAI is, that God in
Christ makes those-two enc at his
crucilixion aud resurrection.
That ia, this scripture teach that
before Christ died tho Jew and the.
Gnntile we're two, and that Christ
in his mission work below made
them both one,
And this varifies the fact that
they were two separate characters
| from their rigin,sAndtimt there
vas aamiddle wall between them.
and sisq'hng but; The 'deathso@
Chri't could take tie middle wal
away. We have reasoned, that
/ al people We're Of the same
, parent; what coul.. have been this
middle wall' How did it got up
between thems And tho answer
Gs far rs truth is concerned would
have TO be dend silence. We
say this would have to 30 the an
, swer If all people were Of the same
/, rarentage. For II it was sin which
: separated them Then you would
have to say that God was a respect
or Of persons--l.p:ause He sa;a
! that they hadall sinned and came
Z short Of the glory IF God And
i this Is not all to the very ones
which He recognized MS his chill
J dren, lie says "all day long have 1
stretched forth my hands to dis
obedient and gainsayiaglpsople.
j. AGAIN ne says TO them :'ye have
Sudden back, with a perpetual
bacs-slidins' Therefore tile read
!, er VII see that il could n,t have
). been sin IS the middle wall.
We must look then in somc
,oihcr direction, IN order IL see
what the middle wall vas, which
We Christ tore down, III order TO
make in himself Of twain one new
In man, 40 making peace"
Y Wherefore wo reason that Il il
\ took the Brightest Gem 81 Hen.
ven 70 tare the middle WILL down
=, which was between them, We will
n have to-reach back to the origin
II OF both Of them, III order 10 see
no this great difference which God
!. had placed between them, when
moi He placed them Oh earth.
VT
TO Be Continued
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Continued from oRE.srr No. 25;
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-08

Properly to estimate the debt Of
gratitude the world owes to tailoring
due consideration must be given not
only to the increased gracefulness and
attracnreness good clothes give to
men in general, but to the wonderful
work the tailor does in so clothing
misshapen men as to make them less
cnnspicuously disaGreeable in appear
ance than they otherwise would be.
Think of what tailors do for the lOp-
sided, whom they pad and build up to
apparent evcnness, and for the giraffe
like neclScd, the swaybaclled, the bow
legged, the knock kneed, the scraggy
and the big bcllied, to whom their art
supplies either some degree of attrhc-
tivcrcSs or whose lack of pulchritude
it Euinimizes.
Tnilors. in short, are responsible TO q
great degree for the social and moral
conditions of civilized mankind. and,
by the excellence of their work or the
lack of it. contribute much to the
worlds happiness or greatly add to its
spiritual depression and mental de-
rangement.- Tailor and Cut
ter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-08
Anglers Are All Honest rIen.

To be an angler is to be rated as an
honest man, according to a Market
street dealer in sporting goods. Said
he: II trust anglers in money matters
more than any other class of sports
men That man who just went out
was kicking about Il bill for fishing tao
lSle that. he claimed to have paid.
had no record of the payment, but
from long experience l have never
found q man cheat me on fishing goods,
and I removed the charge at once. l
Will send rods and tackle anywhere on
approval. and l invariably get my mon
ey or have the goods back. 1t Is not
the same with other classes OF sports
men They are more like the average
man, and I an wary of giving too
much credit. l have no end of bad
accounts for guns and ammunition,
but there is not Il bad bill on my list
for fishing tackle. and that is why al
trays take fiskerman's word in mon
W matters just as never take it when
a fish is concerned.''-Philad Rec
ord.