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Gen. Oku's Headquarters. via. Flu
san, Dec. 21.-It is believed by the
Japanese that the Russians are en-
ploying Chinese to damage the lines
of communication, and they have no
doubt that Chinese were employed
by the Russians to burn the maga-
zines at Lao Yang. The Japanese
say that if they arrest any Chinese
engaged in so fulfilling their obliga-
tions to their employers they will ex-
ecute them as a warning to other
Chinese against the repetition of of
fense. The Japanese believe that he.
roic measures are required to wipe
out the Russian system of employ
ing Chinese for such work. They
know that the Russians are spending
enormous sums for this purpose.
A Japanese supply train yesterday
struck three Chinese carts which OBJ
structed the track, the horses having
been cut loose. The Japanese believe
that the drivers of these carts were
in the pay of the Russians. The train
was not injured, but traffic was de-
layed for few hours The officials
of the intelligence department are
using every effort to discover the per
petrators of this an dsimilar acts.
20
General Oku's Headquarters, via.
Fusan, Thursday, Dec. 22.-The Rus
SLAMS along the front of General Okus
army during the night of Dec. 20
made a determined attack on Lamun-
ting. but were driven back with hea-
Wy losses The Japanese sustained
no casualties The dismantled Rus
sian cavalry attacked the cavalry on
the extreme left of the Japanese line
on the night of Dec. 20-21, but were
repulsed with heavy losses. Small de-
tachments of the Russians nightly at
tack the Japanese outposts and pa
trolls. but with no success.
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Geese, ducks and chickens
for sale at the Sacramento
Meat Market, One-haIi block
west of pOst0ffice. 1t
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For cement sidewalks see
Clair & Pettey. P. @. Box 53l.
Clair is the best cement worker
i'm the city.
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Che Foo, Dec. 23.-No news was
received here today from Port Ar
thur.
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JURY
DISAGREED

THE NAN PATTERSON JURY DIS
CHARGED THIS AFTERNOON.
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SULTAN OF MOROCCO MAKES
TROUBLE FOR FRANCE.
WARLIKE fDICTS

The Sultan Makes a Big Bluff
France May Call the Bluff.-Before
Force is Used the French Will Wait
the Sultan's Response.
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Gift Books and latest ficti0r
The Payton Drug Co.
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A Lucky Boy.

Last evening as Karl A. Snyder
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See our line of office and Ii.
brary furniture. Gunn and
Globe WerniCke Sectional Book
Cases and Cabinets. Dilley &
Son.
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washington. Dec. 23.-MTs. PatIef-
son. mother of Nan Patterson, is in
a state bordering on collapse. A rela-
tive said today that she was griev-
ing constantly and waiting momenta-
rily for her daughter to come home
The family is keeping from her the
fact that the jury has been discharged
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Dresden Items
nv TRUTH.

We are having plenty Of rain here
now.
The writer would ofbeen glad 10 Of
been with you all on Correspondent
Day but il was impossible for him to1
be there will try 10 be there next
time,
Dresden is on a boom HI. w. Steel
has bought the Baldwin drug store
building and Hall.
Harry will put large stock Of dry
goods and groceries il il next week.
Mr.. ID, Barrow has built him a
nice wood and Paint Shop. Mr. Bar
row is hustler.
Dr. J,S. Bunncll has got his stock
Iof Drugs moved into his large new
EbiIding and he is now in need Ct Gle
Ink most Al. 81 our business men had
| new sisila painted up last week.
Our street commissioner dons
some good work last week gradint
our stree and will begin putting dowr
new side walks in few days le
\ The good work 80 On.
The Christian church Of this place
|lhaye hired Rev. Kock q plesan
n IIill 70 preach tor them.
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ALICE ITEMS
l.l TUEDh

Well kind Ed, ] thought would
write some items for the wonderful
paper.
Fine weather at presant.
We are sorrow to say that the prea-
cher did mol come last Sunday.
Visitors at W. NJ. Murrs Sunday Mr..
Tim Gadis and wife and daughter
Oma MUIR and Laura Rogers report
ed nice time.
Well girls ] guess You all like Lug
gy riding all get ready. Forth Of July
Twill soon be near.
Mrs Robertson is reported no bet
Ter at presant
Hello Mary and Merry see a good
time for me out there.
| Jessie yet in that wagon and tro'
tiot trot and come out to see me.
Well as news is scarce ! will hat,
lto quit. So by by.
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Parent Attorneys, Y shina,o y. G
Granted to Mlsso, inven RS this
week, reported by C.A Snow Il Co
Enoch Barnum. Kansas City,
Duplex heater. Joseph G. Branch
~. Louis Vapdr burner. Joseph A.
Faulkner, Williamsyille, Railway
switch Thomas NJ. Gallagher,
Old Orchard, Side frame fortruck
Martin Jensen, Barnard, " ashing.
machine, Franklin u. Kcope,
lFayctte, snap-h0ok. Henry J..
KiIlian, Seymour, Loading or nm
loading apparatus. Henry J. Sch
warze, Verona, Binder attachment.
John Shelton. st. Louis. Body
bolster. Robert Il. Smith, st.
Louis, Railway!bed construction.
George =. Steedman, ST. Louis
Pneumatic elevator. Joseph s..
Weathers, Windsor, Clevis.
For copy Il any above patent
send ten cents II postage stamp
With lave date Of this paper ID G. A
Snow and ~ Washington. Ia
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Alice Items.
by DoLllE DoLEFUL,

Kind Editor and happy Corresson
dents, II is with pleasure that write
some more items for the wonderful
CREssET.
Fine weather at present.
Several were disappointed Sunday Rev.
Courtney failed to All his appointment a,
the Rock Springs Cnurch house.
Sunday School At Racket Ridge every
Sunday morning At II O'clock and
singing every evening at3 o'clock.
Mr., John Stottlemire and Miss Annie
Stallcup and Mr. Garfield Dean aud Miss
Annie Rust were united in the Holy
Ma,rimany last Sunday
Henry Tate was the guest of Miss
Anita Rogers Sunday.
Ohlssy Flossy you ought Of been a,
the Correspondents day, | suppose il
was 20 rainey foryou wasn't II perhaps
you wouldn't melted,
Mr., and Ms. d. W. Bailey visited a,
Mr. ODE Jennings sunday,
Well rs have bee n absent for mum.
Der Of weeks | have about got out OF
practice and lwill ring OF wishing the
Ed and Cor, \ merry time.
Bye bye.
! ! remain as ever devoted CORES
pondent.
These items were crowed out las
week.
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Question No CO.
As John the Baptist q Holy Ghost
Child. George rowe.
Bado items.
my pApAGAnY BoY.

NM :, ,.I-I
,b,,,. q, XIII ,.,,.,, I;
q =, 80 80
M s''''usnt "pN'' Nf'Ae SONS
~ are pA''nB a n'ee sunday
School at Lone Stare eyer sunday
MI. Jesse Frisbee u,cs [, w,f, ~
the road last sunday how aBou, il
Gertrude.
Nh sam Tomn.on t,om l,yEa.
,o !, ~,
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ANSWER TOQUGS7ION Askad

will have 70 find out the time when
they shall look upon him whom
they pierced And we see from
scripture TINT it IS declared To 10
III the day in which He makes
Jerusalem cup Of trembling to
all people round about, (see Zech.
l2-2)
And in the same day spoken Of
IN the second verse, He said that
lie would make Jerusalem q bur-
den-some stone though allthe peo-
| pie OF the earth he gathered A.
gainst it, {see Zech. 1913. This
time spoken OF has not come To
pass yet--For He says in the same
day Elo will do this;
lu TINT day. snill, the lord viii smile
every morse with establishment. and his
rider with madness: and will open
mine eyes mon The house Of Judah. AMI
viii smiIe every horse Of the people with
blindness IHech ls--4
This has not yet come TO pass
so you will see that they have not
4 yet looked upon him whom thoy
have plerced--For He says again;
| 4 In that day will MAKE The govcr
4 nnrs Of )adak likb an Hearth Of tirt
among The weed. End like n torch Of fire
in shcaf and and they shall dcvour all
Tie people round about. on tho righ
hand aud on The left and Jerusalem
shall be inhabited again in her owl
place, even in Jerusaiem, Czech. l..6
les He says that He will in thu
same day make the governors o.
1 Judah like fire to devour all thu
paop,e round about-And that ii
the same day Jerusalem shall b
inhabited even Jerusalem Ant
He said that in the same day Fl,
would save the tents of judah
iirst'a as He said:
The Lord also shall save the tents O
Judah first that the glory of the hous
% David and the glory Of the inhabil
ants of Jerusalem do not magnify then
selves against Judah, Czech 49,
- After He tells us that He wi
save the tents OF Judah first 8
that the house of David aud til
" house Of Jerusalem does not mag
Nifty themselves against Juda
+, then he goes on to say that;
IN that day shall the Lord defend II
: inhabitants Of Jerusalem; and he that
I feeble among them NJ that day ehall /
as David; and the house Of David sLa
! be as God, as the angel Of the Lord b
. icre them. Izech, 1879
& To be Continued.
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DAILY. BREAD
Selected by the Missouri Girl, q

Sabbath
The least the feebelest OF the sheep.
To Christ the father gave;
He loves the flock the charge He'll keep,
His arms is strong to save.
Monday.
The wild young lions pinchcd with pain,
And hunger roar through all the wood;
But none shall seek the Lord in vain,
Or wants supplies Of real good.
Tuesday
The meek at last the meek possess.
And are the heirs Of heaven;
The riches with abundant peace,
To humble souls are given.
Wednesday,
We one and all must shortly die,
And at thy bar appear;
New be our intercourse improve,
10 mutual profits here.
Thursday.
Remember Lord Thy chosen seed.
Israel tlefehd, from guilt and woe;
Thy flock on richest pasture feed,
And guard their steps from ever foe,
Friday
He who abhors and fears to sin.
Whose heart whose hands are clean;
Him shall the Lord the Saviour bless.
I And cloth his soul with righteousness.
Saturday. N
! Saints BY the power Of God are keep.
It's his salvation come
! We walk BY faith as strangers here.
\ Till Christ shall call US home.
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EXCHANGE COLUMN.
LAND for SALE
OR TRADE.

y =.
No4 s0Aeres aging near Pow.
er 65 acrcsia cultivation, partly
good second bottom. 500 apple
trees some OF them bearing fruit.
Quite d number of peach and cher
~ trees and other fruit. Good log
house 2 rooms, good log barn and
other out buildings, good spring
water. All can be bad ut the low
price 1925 For particulars call AZ
this OFFICE Or write US at Fowler
Mo-.
M. S. 100 Al. near Higgins 7 @;
60 acres in cultivation SO acres in
good timber, pasture, betwce .
i've and s,S hundred bearing apple
III ees considered one among the
afincst orchards in Texas CO Good
log house 2 rooms good barn and
other out buildings, 10 fact j Is 2
fino farm. Call II, this OEElcE for
particulars.
No. 6, 100 acres. near Fowler
Mo. With n large percent IN cu'-
tiva,ion. A fine yourg orchard
Good bonse: Good barn. and two
good drilled wells Ridge land
| but ia an good as in this part OF
Texas Co. For particulars call ut
this OFflce
/ No Z. T2O Acres Is in cultiva'
4 ton, 80 Of IL 10 grass, IL acres u
| cheat tie rest 81 tho 100 all ear
he cultivated SO bearing apple
trees, 4 roomcd 2 story house
small barn, good well at house
and line pond on fasm, all rount
good stock farm for particular
apply at this orrIcn.
We have other property IN "a
neighborhood Of Fowler in our lis
+tcr sale, call and get you a nice HON
n a good location
New engine 10 horse power witt
Tan attachments except boiler TO
sale for particulars apply at thi
OTFscE.
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New engine 10 horse power with
ali attachments except boiler for
sale for particulars apply at this
OEFrcE.
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HE CRESSET.

58s JAH-villc Colony.
4 no W.LER pO.sT0FFlCE mo
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Mrs Robertson was the guest Of
Mrs, Dake Wednesday.
Prayer meeting at B. X, every
Sat, night everybody is invited to
attend.
Mr., Annie Ore came home from
Cabool school sick Thursday hope
he will soon recover.
Mabel Clary and Elsie Bartholow
called on Frankly Robertson Sat.
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BRUSHY KNOB.
my ROSES \

ss,... .....
Kind Editor hcreI come again
with my few items from B. X.
The childrons day at B. X, was
y grand success.
Miss Ida Spurlock visited homo
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Etter Melton who has beon very
sick with tho measles is slowly,
recovering.
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Coanansd /rom Msivce&.

While we have to conclude \
from circumstances, that before
the coming Of Christ that Cod
was arespecter Of persons -.For
Peter after the day Of penticost
at the house OF cornelipus SAID
now II perceive that God Is no
respectcr Of persons" And oar
tlrguements all coRle, this side OF
Peters time, concerning the
point, which we are talking on.
Seeing then that what we APP
ply to the one We should To the
other, Hoping thatour brother
may see that it is not proper 10
come down upon one class OF
people - And shun to expose the
other for the same crime. just
because the one meets more
appea ;antly in secret than the
other We still have another
thought which we want TO pres
emit to the brother Because he
has presented several sayings ol
men in order 10 establish his
arguments against Masonry
and Secret Socleties-And that
is this, we were holding u meet.
ing at one time in the past; and
during our Meeting, there was
present five preachers-And it
SO happened that neither OF them
| belonged to the sans denomina-
ton Every one OF them belong
ed to a different church four Of
them belonged to Freemasonry,
and three of the same four be.
longed to the Oddfellows, and
} the fifth one belonged to the Odd
fellows And Yves preaching
the unity of all Chr'stians-And
after the sermon was over one oil
, the Brethren who was an CdG
} fellow and a Mason stepped VI
TO re and said Brother you have
preached a fire sermon on tht
principals Oadfellowship We
replied yes, and is It not true
that the same principals strike
heavily upon the line Of TIN
! Masonic fraternity and h'
replied it is true! Then W,
asked again is it not true Whei
you men all enter the same lodg,
and the doors are shut do YOU
not all speak the same thing, in ,
. word you all agree and are in +,
perfect unity? He answered W,
are. And | knew this Of Odd
fellows Again we asked is /
not true that after you all hav'
been in the Lodge Room in per
feet unison. The ethodi S t the
Baptist and the Christian preach
err, etc. But in stepping out sid
of the Lodge room. You then ar,
into as many different opinion
and beliefs, as there is differen
denominations? He says yes tina
J, is true. We then asked him a
gain--Is Freemasonry wrong
And he answered / think not
Y We asked again what are tn,
: principals Of Freemasom,
= based upon2 The answer wa
the Bible. What then il th
different Churches founded on
Answer supposed to be TIL
Bible. Then wc asked; nj
brother, whichis the nearest lik
Christ prayed for: a union on
division. / am here to tell he di
not answer. Then we shall ga
that il we are able to prove tina
Masonry is founded upon th
Bible; THAT is the principals {
it) Then we shall prove thatth
principals Of divisions are not. |
+, the first place let's see what W
can learn about this; then reat
Our institution is said 10 b
supported BY Wisdom, Strength
and Beauty; because il is nece.
sary that there should be wi
dom to con.rive, strength tosul
port, and beauty 10 adorn, a
great aud important undertal
ings,
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AID one shall say unto him What
ure these wounds N ny handsg The
he shall answer, Those with which |
WIS wounded in the nonse Of my friend.
zech, 10 6) -,I. ~, lIockaday
This question has hpen glverI
for ministers to nnswer-We have
waited for some time, for some
other minister ~ answer brother.
Hockaday but 50 fir We have
waited IN vain And for fear that
our worthy questioner may GET
tired of waiting we thought that
we would tell q part Of il al least.
SO we find the first Of the ques-
ton is, What are these woundsl"
I The answer IN Holy Writ is
Those y it'll which [ was wounded
in the house Of my friends. =
Some would apply the quotation
TO when Christ was cruciiied--
Which IL can he applied to Christ
land the wounds tc his wounds and
also TINT it was, dJne in u great
lmeasare ia the house Or his
triends--But the time for asking
the question could not BE- applied
\ to the timeof his cruclfixlon--For
the connecting circumstances will
not omit Of And in order that
we may learn what we can from
Cod eternal Truths we shall &C
back into the previous chapter t.
:, where it reads thus,
). And il shall come to pass IN that day
that will seek 10 destroy all the n,
tons that come against Jerusalem.
And will pour upon the house .
David and upon tl.e inhabitants Of Je
rnsalem the spirit Of grace AID of sup
!, Flication, aud they shall look upon M
whom they have pierced. and they sha
mourn for him rs Que mourneth IA
his only son, and shall be in bitterness,
for him as one that is in bitterness fc
his tirebnrn, Czech. la-0--l0
In this language we learn tina
there will be characters, who will
bave to look upon some one VIII
! they have pierced--This would q
| to show chat it was Christ that
spoken OF IN our question--Bu
we shall try to get TO th
facts of this question as nea
as possible, And to do this W
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4-A.-------s-
No eminent Chrsiiap patrons az
and since their time
here il represented. II every rcgu
lar and weil-Roverncd Lodge, a
CERTAIN porn within the circles
embroidered by Two parallel lines
representing St. John the Baptist
and ST. Jonn the Evangelist, and
upon the Top rest The Holy Scrip.
lures, In going round this circle,
we necessarily touch upon these
Two Lines ~ well ns The Holy
Scriptures; nnd while Mason
keeps himself crcumscribed within
tiieil precqpts, i " Impossible that
Ne should materially err
fi,otherly Love
By the exercise Of brothcrly
love, VIC are taught to regard the
wholH human species ~ one iami-
y---the high and low, the rich and
poor who, as created by enc NJ,
mighty Parent, and Inhabitants OF
the same planet, are 10 aid, sup
b
port, ard protect each other On
this principle Masonry unites men
Of every country, sect. and opinion,
and concillates true friendship u,
mopg those who night otherwise
haye remained ~ 4 perpetual dis
lance
Relief.
70 relieve tho distressed Is a
duty incumbent DC all men, hut
particularly 90 Masons, who are
link Ga together hy an indissolnble
chuipN OF sincere affection. TO
snothe;ho unhappy, TO symrathize
| with their misforiunes, TO com
1 passionate their .miscries. and TO
restore peace to their troubled
minds, il the great aim We have IN
v.ew On tins basis we form our
friendships and establish onr con
nec,ions
n Truth,
Truth is q divine attribute, aud
the foundation OF every virtue To
be good ard true Is the FIRST lesson
we are tangnt in Masonry On
tbis theme we contemplate, and
BY its dictates endeavour 70 regu-
lata oar conduct; hence, while in
fucneed by .his pnnc'p'e, hypr c.
risy and deceit are unknown a,
inong rs, sincerity end pl:nn deal
ing distinguish Us, and the heart
| and tongue icin IN promotinh each
Others welfare, and rejoicing IN
each others prosperity The
Freemason's Manual; b. Rev X
J Stewart, X. 7 Page 1913.
/ New if there is any organized
body who can get better Bible
: principals than The above, would
: love 10 them, 0lcourse this
! is rot all therc is, OF Bible princi-
:. pals, but those are inst as good as
! ANY as we look OF them
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QUESTION NO. 50.
QUESTION for MINIsTE RS 4
ANSWER.

Who Is il spoken of il Ills language.
AID one shall s~y unto him. What
ure these wounds n ny handsg The
he shall answer, Those with which
WIS wounded in the mouse Of my friend.
zech, 70 81 J. e. lIockaiay
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NOW Is THE TIMRTO USE MYOMEI.
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Stomach Dosing, Just Breathe 1t.
w. p. II.
Carroll, S. Ok

AT this season of the year catarrhal
troubles are very prevalent, aud nearly
every person suffers to q cert ,in eX-
tent.
Catarrh is actually the result of a
succession of colds and can be easily
prevented If the proper treatment Is
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Hyomei is a natural yet scientific
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The ba!samic air of Hyomei breatbed
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Kills all catarrhal germs, frees the mu-
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The complete outfit costs only 81.
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RETURNED FROM ARKANSAS.
Mr.. Harrison C%Opeland's Pleasant Visit
to Relatives.

Mr.. Harrison Copeland, Of Clinton,
has returned from a months visit to
his uncle, Mr.. Ben Ramage, and his
brother, Mr.. Bluford Copeland, in
Nashville, Ark.
cit is q fresh country and the lands
are good" said Mr.. Copeland to an
ADVERTISER reporter. "There is no
negro labor %exceptin the town. A man
who buys o farm must pay for it with
his own labor. There is little cotton
left now unless it is in the hands OF
monted men. The climate is about
the same as ours. The methods Of cul-
tivation are much as ours, except that
little guano is used. The people try to
cultivate too much"
Mr.. Copeland's relatives W their
homes and are getting on very nicely.
Mr.. Bluford Copeland married Miss
Hutchinson, granddaughter of the late
MIR. Reuben Ball, of this county.