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RUSTLERS
ARRESTED
THREE HORSE THtEVEs
CAUGHT ~ DEPUTY sHER.
IFFs

Three hourao thieves. members OF
gang which the shsriffa in three
counties have been trying for nearly
year to put out OF business. were
caught Sunday by Deputy Sher-
ifl bunco Of King county and Dep
uty Sheriff Padden OF KittitAa coun-
" near Munro. They had In their
possession at the time eleven stolen
horses.
Tho names Of the horse thieves
are Clyde welse. Marshall Shelter
and Harvey Davis. They were
taken lsst night 10 Elienabnrg from
near which place the horse were
stolen recently.
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Washington lost tho two games
with Pullman.
Railaback. Treats and Brinker. in
the box. did good work FOR Wash
inEton During tho last two games
with Pullman, the team we're played
out and did not give proper sup
port
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To the Tacoma Meet

The Seattle High school Athletic
Association viii run an excursion 10
Tacoma. Saturday. May 81 The
association viii probably charter the
steamer city Of Everett for the ben
eft Of the pupils and their friends.
who may wish 10 attend the inter-
scholastic meet al that place. The
vessel Will leave this city M ? %
o'clock In the morning. and Tacoma
on the return trip at 3.20 O'Clock In
the evening.
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SLAUGH re RED
tBy scrfppu News ASSN

nEHLIS. May IA dispatch
reports massacre Of Germans
BY fierrcroa in German Southwest
Africa. Three caloulsis we're Killed
at Okoubzahe. three German women
and one child At Ameib and five
other whites IN the karihib district.
'rhe blacks buried their victims and
then danced on their graves.
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BERKELEY. May iT.--ons Of ths
sturdlsst athletes OF the University
Of California r. John A. Wilcox. the
pole vauits-F. lie Won fret place
In the recent intercollegiate NEE;
with Washington and ia expected a.
carry OFF houors Ia the coming meet
with stanford.
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SavantS and Scientists
lndOrse Munyon's
PAW PAW
Prof. Arosdlvs Avellsnvs, Or. Lit,
Or. PHI, a Distinguished savant,
Commends Munyon's Paw Paw.
Pref Ross 8. Wallace. A. ~. and
a. C., an Eastern Chemist Of
Crest Reputation, Gives Hia opin.
len Of Paw Paw.

AeaaivH AvcllhnvH. Dr. LIT. Or
Fh.. 10 one OF the most distinguished
aud widely known savnuts ans
scholars In tho world. Ills attain
meutu are familiar 90 the creates,
educators. both IN foreign lands snt
In America. and In the most szciu-
airs educational circles he com
rnands the highest respect and al
mifatton. In "A recent letter 10 Prof
Munyon no says Il used TO wonder
when tn the land Of Paw Paw WIZ
some clever physician or chemist
had not brought that wonderful fruii
before suffering humanity as a pow
erful diKestaBt. stomach and merry,
tonic. as I knew from actual u.s.
that II had rare virtue In that direo-
ton. Seeing that Prof Afuuyon
Win characteristic energy and en-
t~rprtse. has worked tho thing out
! tried hls paw Paw and find " al
that e 10 represented 10 be. Its ef.
fsets upon digestion. lie control oi
the nerves ard publication Of
tbs blood Is something wonderful
congratulate Pref Munyon sin
csrsiY on this. which I consider hls
'efoNuinR ashisvement' IN the realm
Of eurativs remedies"
.siEned.
AHGAf9IES AFEI.I.ANTg.
DIR. Lift. DIR PHI
Philadelphia. Pa.
Ross 1. Wallace. a. n. and A. G.
r. one Of the most distinguished an
Rlytioai and couEulfing chemists In
the East Ills home IL In Ifnddon-
field. n. J After a careful analysis
OF Munyon's Pas Paw. he writes "a
follows:
The sample Of Munyou'a Paw
Paw submitted for examination
shows that II n highly concentrated
vegetable compound OF exceptional
merit a. n diKersaut and tonic for
both the ssurnach and nervous CEN
tiers. II contains nothing injurious
TO the noat delicate organs"
Signed. ROSS L. WALLACE
A. NJ. and A. e.
Sold By All drnRrlnts Iarxs bot
tie al Paw Paw LAXATIVE Pills. zse
a bottle
Druggists say they have never
handled = medicine that gave such
universal satisfaction.
Paw raH gives new life and
strength 20 the stomach. 80 that Il
dig.aas everything that gees into n.
Its effect upon the nerves il mar
veiotaa. u seems 20 relieve them OF
all strain and irritation. For inrorn-
MIA u is proving great blessing. az
scores Of people dsclara that Paw
Paw ssoothes and auIets the nerves
90 that one can enjoy n good nights
rest and re; M I'm the morning feel
Ing strong and refreshed.
Prof Munyou especially ask. ev-
cry weak and dshiiiiated person TO
try his Paw Paw remedy. lie says
II makes old folks young and weak
folks strong That i; win take away
all need and desire for aicoholic
stiululsn's. Alcoholic drink lifts.
bet let's you fall Paw Paw lifts ana
holds you. is Efves eKhilirutton with
out suioNIoafion.
Eoia by all druggists rarEr bot
ties 81 Munyon's laxative Pills.
Fso a bottle.
rsof. Munyon win be pleased 70
hear directly from any one who has
been benefited by the Use OF the
Paw Paw samples given away Mt
our office. or nom the use OF a large
bottle subsequently purchased from
druggists.
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RUSSIANS PLUMBER
BRITISH GOLD MINERS
tpy seripps News Assn,

LOBoS. May 1.-THE Central
News correspondent at Toxic rays
tfat scoui reports that ssverai han
drea Russians attacked and plum
drr@d British gold miners a. kas-
snnpy. Ia Northern Korea Several
wsre taken prisoners.
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Notice 10 Subscribers

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telephone-eunset. Main 1860. or In
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GOO and 7:0e-and q copy win be sent
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The Capitol Hm Improvement
club 81 recent. meeting appointed
committees 60 cooperate with
other committees Ia the ciiy upon
a proper observance Of the Fourth
az July. Members 81 the committee
are Charles v. Marvin. Byron Mon
roe and .. / Bufkhart.
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A. p. Shepard transportation
cisrk AZ she quarterrnastsF'E Office.
80 receiving the congratulations Of
has friends this morning on the
birth 90 a girl baby at hts home.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.

AT CINCINNATI Boston. ?. Gin
einuau. l.
At CHICAGO-Chlcago. :. nrook-
lyn. ..
At PTTTsuURG- Plttahurs. g..
New York. O.
AT ST. LOUIS Nc game. rain.
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TOLEDO. May i1.-Frw. n .say.
players IA the country today have
attracted more attention than Prank
Resisting. che genial tooth carpenter
Who last season managed the Toledo
team From the ground up iteialiHg
t. a ball player, In a case af eat 81
play ball there are those Who assert
the ohio Medical university map
wouid prefer the baii field He h
undoubtedly one Of the most valid
shla men IN the game. AZ a utility
player he has few rauals IN any
league. it's forte u pitching and tst
uses hts education IN the hox - ven
az hia aftu. When necessary he can
so brhina the bHtteF and catch m
well as any bac kst0p Ia the Amsfi
eur nsaoc Is ton. ftr can play tnfisla
and play u we'll ~ an outfieider
be shinra At bat he n feped "
every pitcher. - much ala taftteg
DFeyfuaa think q ths Doctor sflat ~.
tried 20 get IiFu Last season. bat the
fact that soase 81 the tschnicalitles
were overlooked saved him for q
minor league OUTFIT this season. al
ilauuEh a disagreement between him
and the management resulted Ia his
loss Of the managers jeh.
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TAILORING 10 an art. of which
we arc masters, HERALD. i42s
Serond avenue.
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In the World of Sports,
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
krANnINa or TIE cLuna.

At NEW YORK Detroit IL New
Yofk. O.
AT RosruN-elcyeland. .: Dos-
ton. q.
At ptItLAnELrHIA-Phlladel-
phia. G. 81 Louis. q
At WASHINGTON Washington.
I. Chicago. s.
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Roosevelt was
Forty-six on last
Thursday.
THEANNIvERsARY OF HIS
BIRTH DID NOT KEEP
PRESIDENT FROM HIS DESK.

Al Washington. y. Con oc' n.
We have the report pres'den'
Roosevelt celebrated lis 4Gth year.
During the morning he rece'ved
presents from each Of the children
and Mrs Roosevelt, and messages
Of congratula,ion by wire and
mail came from all parts OF I'M
world many Of the president
friends dropped into his Office Y
shake hands with him and WIS.,
him many happy returns OF N
day and the White llonse garae'
err celebrated tho occasion ny ~
nishing an ucusually large DO
ouet for tho chiet magistrate
desk.
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And said. . fun 81 all sublilty AMI ~
mischief. thou chi',l NJ the devil. tbau
ertmy of AL righteousness, vii, Ihep
not reasc 20 perycrl lie right ways of
tac I.yd2 IAc'si3 10
subtitle means, hypocrisy, cnn.
nngnees, craftiness, Therefore
Tho serpent bcguIled Eve through
his snhtility; aa it reads.
| Fol fpar. ies, hv nnv means. as the
serpent begniled Eve through HE snb,l-
I,y. 81 your minds should be corruped
from The simplicity that is in Christ
\ r. Cor; lib
A Why did the serpent do this
Because he was subtle Of heart.
So trusting that onr renders
may see onr object which we have
haa Ill view for as we sale we do
: not believe Tint brother Perkins
means 10 deceive any one il Al.
!. swering those questions in tho
}. manner lie has; we turn again to
, the answe' IN The 10th question 1t
was after the second DAYS work ri
a Craatiru when Gid gathered the
y waters 10 gather from under tn,
y. lhsayen which no Ind placed be
ce tween the waters as u firmnmen'
for God tell ~ hat it was IN th
second days work that irc place.
the .irmament between the water,
land that it was in the third da
that He gathered HE waters I
" gether from under the iirmamoa
God did not shy that it was n rel
rtition. We believe God ca
70 not lie: So we leave this poil
WIS with The readers for the present.
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\
Any one wishing % buy any Of
tho following named Medicine call
on David Skaggs who will sSll to
you:
Jnpencsc oil SO cts a bottle.
DR.. Swan liver and kidney cure
\ so cts. q bottle.
| llerberts Celery A. OK. Sarsa
parilla so. Cts . bottle.
Hcrber, Celery phosphate 50 cts
DR.. Swans cascera pills ~ cts.
8 Package Sister Teresa ia %
i cts
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LOOK BACK.

We have viewed the pages at
The past; with m earnest desire to
know the true condition OF man
And the condition OF the Chris.
lian world Of today. For after
reading that Christianity rests her
head upon tho dark deeds Of yo,
,erlay. According to wha, man
has said And comparing that 10
what Christ said himself; wc could
not be satisfied without an lnves.
LEGATION upon the two teachings
For in tho frsi, place II sand
has been taught by man that It
was necessary tor the saber, the
bali and shot 70 % before tho Cos.
lei 10 many instances AMI places
This we find to b. contradicted
by Chrisrs own, Words 10 this Ian.
guagc Behold, send yon forth
as sheep in the midst OF wolves. | g
20 therefore wise as Serpents, and
/. harmle $ as doves Matt. 10
!. l6)
b We Rnd no war connected with
this Language 81 Christ TO his
apostles; That l.. there arc no carnal
II weapons IT, be used. Just the
Z sword Of The spirit which Is tho
y Word OF God. Which is mighty to
'hc pulling down the strong hold
~ OF satan, anl,o tho building up
:" ,he walls 81 Zion, which is peace
uble, gentle and easy To DO entreat
= cd. No bloodshcj. NO rupine o,
revenge. Hence, Christianity rests
her head IN tho lap Of Christ, anc
no, the dark deeds Of yesterday.
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LUMBER.

~ Yon can luy oak Lumber at the
Colony mill for $50 per thou
sand now situated Oh MILESTONE
Creek halt way between Norwood
and NJ. Grove near the n: R. or
We will delivorit Within 4 radi-
a''ce q > miles, sor si,'tp per
thousand.
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BUVTERMlLK.

usomc people long fnr lemonade,
Aud somo for fancy drinks, !,
And some for soda--with the Md
or sundry wicked winks-
m, when the sun is fierce and Nigh
IT'S then my fancics turn
10 bu,,ermilk rs then ! sigh
For nectar from the chnrn.
! Somewhere on earth there s'''i
must be
A "tp,n h,tst, c'nI' ""' -"
Hal, hid b.ucu,h u W'si.~ uce'
I Whose Loughs ewe.p I" a"u Iro'
Aud whisper 10 thu rails THAI sus'
:. between the roots, and .atn
To loi,er ia the Swallowed hush
Where s,andsthc sweating chufn'
, * dirper hangs npon 'he wa''
nc ROB tina, soothing hoard
Tut better, better yet tina" oil,
Perhaps there is agourd'
No vo,ary has ever poured
Liba,ions from M urn
Like prttermilk held ~ = gonrd
4 Raised from tho roomy chur".
al AN. can there be . finer thing!
Us swsc. US honey dew
The water ripping from The spr'o
Il laughing back Al YOU
While merely ~ drips and drip
Through wa,ercrcss md Tern M
81 You taste the tang upon your N
all, VI nectar IRON The churn.
y Forgotten then are draugh,s
wine
That all the senses cloy, N
80 And you your happy soul resig
llw TO deep drawn breaths q 10y.
Aud he who docs no, know Of u
Has one glad truth 70 learn:
That buttermilk is liquid bliss
"a When ladied iromshs chnin.
- Handed - Us ior print,
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QUESTION NO. o5.

lwant 10 know The tru,b. What did
Christ Tell us 70 go 70 f'r SIN sick Or 4
bodily sick?
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BIST STORE

Mr.. James McCaskill and Katie
Voolfolk are the leading Merchants
Of Sumnlerville, they are kind COURT
Gus aad will treat ycu RICH, rive
them a trial M Mt,
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HONEY AND I AR

An Improvement over ~ !
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Strengthens the Lungs and
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PRGpARED ~
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THE CRESSET.

Rev. L. n. Garrett. Editor.
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4d5t Netluf VI 81
II appears that some Of the Readers
@of the CREssET do not comprehend that
when the Word Is quoted TO them; that
1t is Gods W0rd--So In order thu, VIC
may re, those who oppose US through
The columns OF the CnEssET Ito under.
stand Ii before writing we purpose for
them to answer the following questions,
In short. Yes or Moor when necessary. |
lust name IL. And then as fast ms prac-
table kivc the explanation and proof
But just 10 add these questions. your
name, Yes or No Or the object thing
lst Is Creation and Formation the
same!--Yes or No.
end Did God create the earth at the
time lie said He didl-Ycs or No,
3rd. Was the earth in form at The
tIuC L1c LTCutCu ~ ts VI kNp.
4th. Was the earth void when God
created ilf- Yes or No.
9th. Did God create darkness before
lighl1--Yes or No,
9Th. Did the Spirit move upon III
face Of The waters Yes OF No.
7ih, Was the light created after tn
Spirit moved on the walcist-Yes or N
9Th, Was light and darkness divide
after the Sp,i, moved ON the waserss.
Yes or no.
9th, Alter God placed tirmamen,
the midst Of the waters. did the wat
ye, cover the esr,h1--Yes or No.
10Th. Was II after His second da,
work Of creation that lIc gathered ,
waters together from under the heav,
inoider TO le. the dry land appear
Yes or No.
llih. Did God create man. male I
female on the sixth day y-Yes or No
12th. Did God tell the man, male
female to ill the grou, dr. Yes or
18th. Did Cad give the man II
and female dominion over all
ear,hl Yes or No.
14th. Did God give the Created u
male and female access 20 everyt
ON all The face OF the eatthY-Y,s or
18th. Did God plant garden
pu, the man, male and female in
Yes or No
10Th. Did God plan, this ga
after lie rcsted the seventh day -y
No.
18th. Was there any body In the
OF Nod for Cain TO iear2- Yes or
ls,h. WA thr Sons Of God ant
Daughters OF men, tho same peol
Yes or No.
10Th. Was NJ scs murderer. /
ing the Egyp,ianf--Ycs or No
both. Was the Ave nations Nose
iroyed Of the same peorlc as the
ties, Yes OF No.
2is,, Did Christ blind, as a natl,
eyes OF the lsrAeli,esf--Y Yes or No
5s@ 22nd. Were they to be blinded
the fulncss OF the Gen,iles come
Yes or No.
23r n the fulness df the q,
come in yet? Yes or No.
2A,h} Is ihs,c a gospel Of CHI,
sion. md z, spel Of uncircumc!sot
en- Of r. the words-Ycs o. No.
2s,h, IL there two ways spoke
tho word Of God. In which rec,
10 serve God Yes or No.
Goth. Did Paul obey the law ot
ai,er hewas chosen Az appetite
IDENTITIES by Christs--Yes or,'No
nth. Did Paul speak OF a n
KEEP, hid from the beginning
worlds--yes or No.
Now when the above Qncstis
answered Yes or No by those WI
10 oppose us thcy then eau b
write through the CRsssEv both
u and TO explain their positic
questions and give light on these
But until they are answered
NJ Yes Or No We shsll hold them VI
our reader as evidence tina, tb'
aud which viii render them u
teachers and M soon a. those
swersd BY any one and proven,
uSny more y ask.
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|, C,ntinu ii from CREasET 40. z.

God did not say hat ther' WIS
dense vail surrounding tho earth
He did sav the waters covered
he earth-Nelther did GOD shy
thpt His moved back that will
But He did say that He created
tho two greater lights cnihc An
day which was the sun and moon
But brother Perkins says IN sui
stance Tint they we're in exlstance
before this, and God had 70 move
the val, before they could shine
For our part we prefer TO hellcve
what God mid about IT, The
ninth question he answers ~.
4 Now in the light CT devine truth
we can not see how any one conld
answer no when God says this
4 And God sid lot there he ~
mament in the mid NJ tie waters, ana
lie, /, divide The waters from 'he waters
And God made tic ornament, "m
\ divide The wsieis which were ''ndcr ny
! frmamrn, frnm Tho xnlers which we''
!, above the armament: md Il WINS ~
ii aud God called the iirmamth
Heaven. And the evening ana ~
morning were The secomi day Gen.
Y 6--T-S.)
F" Now we hayr a armament !
= the midst Of the waters--And y
Y dry land in sight, neither conl
y there be until Col fulfilled tn
scripture:
n AMI God said ~, The wa''
under the hcn,rn be gathered lug u
unto one place. aud let the dry u.
appear: and Il was So. tGeo. ~
Not until this was done, the
was 40 land in sight but as 80
d. as God done this work tho q
land appeared III view, aud IN
aid God called the dry land earth II
the gathering together OF the "
irh, ers called He seas as you can y
il Genesis / chapt, and 10 vel
Il but brother Perkins says That
waters did not cover the earth
ter there Ind been Il iirmam
go placed in the midst Of the va
and by answering IN this ~
-" mar he again denies what God $
~ after he had placed the hoa
~ il. the midst of the waters
50 this is not ali, he answers nc
-" the 10 question We wish 70
-" to our readers Tint we do not
Iieve that bro,her Perkins, is
all antly answered those quest
- Making God out a def4c,iys
all, in wisdom, Language and h
ledge-Nor neither can we I
that he desires to use any sub,
like this man the serpclti;
ohro Now HE serpent WAS lp"'c suh'''
lrn. any beast 81 the Held which the
God had made. (Gcn, 81,
The word subtle or subiii
one Of thought; to the reader
PCS after we have looked at our
tionary, VIZ know very liz
the depths u lts meaning;
: - 17sg l..... - ..l....~ ,~sn nm, .A,-..,,
i lips Y, y. NM. .a.,. mn.
the definition Of them. And
hts II q fact, that we often asknur
The question, Why do peol
!, this, when they have the ,ns
resign Word u gotu? And u nee
10y. interpreter. it is its own la,
Of this ter, one part will expAi
arm: other. And in order that We
bliss get to the depth Of hi great
satn.o Nc shall see what Webster
,rin,. Webster SAYS I. means. finc,
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ANSW Err 70 QUESTION Asked

fNtt NN'N'N '''t''''J '''~' -'T47t !
'or,iing 10 Webster
That IL, II was fine for him 70 u
deceive Eve, us he woul,, say ~ no
lie language nbnye. M
II has been said Wy conmcnta. 8"
tor that the serpent was \ snake: y
Eat We upon this word, subtle =
like all other points, shall Try 70 4
let the readers know what the ~
meaning Is, by Thy blessed Word. IN
X. Aud first To- begin Alright We 4
shall repeat this; =
| NV lie serpent WINS more snb'l lh"n
any l,casi Of the field which the Lord
4 Gid Ind mad: AID lie said unto me
4 woman. Yen. la,l, Gpd sad Te shall
nn, cat IL every tree VI the garden I,
! fGen 81
I'VE Stability of the serpent ~
this language, SHOW that " was
his sunnngness. to deceive the
woman, and the following scrip
tire will bare heavily upon this
premise, as We read it.
/, l,nl Ammon had n fiiend. whose
!, nrms was .Irnst;sh, The son Of Shin nh
David. brother: AMI .Ionadxb WAS a very
sub H. m~n. e Sam l3 ~
/, Ii will hardly d. for any one to
!, say that God men, Tint this man
II was fine, thin man A man who
!. would deceive the very elect II
possible: Such Il ono could rnt
be fine han-And in order TINT
her we may find out by scripture what
IA God ment when liC used tile wore
sublilr. We will ask you 10 reat
ere this:
,on Aud I'na,lah SIT. un'" him. Lay ,hc'
lry down IN il'y lrl. a.'l uule Thy s'l! SICK
~, and when Thy fa,,r cr'n'il' 10 SEE 'he'
shy unto him. fray ,,er. ict my siIe
lamar s'M NM wye me meat y"
atcss 'he meat ~ ~ h.ht. nm ! nm
end g.. il. nn.i Gu, !, i, her hand. e San
~ y 49, - " : :" ~ y '
rse. il 5,
Wy accoS"'''S " w Sc''P'"'' wv
NJ. ted Subtle means hypocrisy, M
rent is 10 take advantage OF SOME m
,er. Innod,h n,nned fur Ammun IA Il
r.,,, .;.,a, .,.a
11i,, ..l,,;,;
IVAN thnv Nurp duc..ivad
-DWt But lh'si- ho' M, we nave
0 20 this pom, (; W"shall cal your
say tention to Ills scripture; 10 pro
be. the same fact:
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Beaver King Items.
ny WANDERING TOMMY

Kind Ed. here come with my
little hand full Of news.
Corn husking is the order Of the
day.
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. J. A.
Kennedy's mother has returned
home iron Oswego Oregon where
she has been Tor tho past year.
Mr.. Louie Newer has returned
home from tae Worlds Fair at st,
Louis.
Miss Agnes Watts birthday
party was we'll attended. Every
. body reports a good time.
Richard Watts has the iounda
tion Of his new house co,aplcte and
is ready Tor the carpenters.
|, Mr.. Albert Watts has returned
home from Exeter where he ha,
been repairing corn shelter iol
IL his brothcr.in-lAw Lcslie Graul.
As news is scarce will ring Of
cs hoping to see moro Of tho iorme
!, Correspondents Items IN the mex
~ weeks paper.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-03
II -ouo!lsono2-

Why did our frst fathers Livca bles
ling tothe first bornf
Question No. 50.
What was the meaning Of this blcssingf
Example, the blessing that Was given
10 Jocob that Esau should have had.
Question No. "a.
Was this blessing fran Gid throng
Isaac, II 50 why but one b cssingY
Kind Ei.will you p.c,ss a,sser The
above questions. they we're handed y
me TO answer, by Lad, school teacher
and will place them IN your bands.
&C. a. simon
QUESTION NO. O5
| Iwant 10 know The truth. what Iii
Christ Tell us 10 90 70 fr SIN sick Or
bodily sickf
ALSO.
? QUESTION, NO, 90
,..,,.f HA Wi T
Has the Democrats had cDntrole
the Government Stree 1851, " SO who
a y w. Sheppard
NJ Flint, IND II.