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23rd. Is the fitness Of. the Gen.
tiles come in yet,-.Yes or No.
oath. Is there a gospel Of cir.
cumcisiol.. and gospel of uncir.
cumcisicn spoken of III the word,
--Yas or No.
25th. Is there two WAYS spoken
Of in the word Of God. in which
people are 70 serve God,-Yes @
NJ.
Doth Did paul oho, tba ,ov -
Moss aftay bo yos o,.ooon
pos,le 10 The G.,,ilss - chug,,
Vac or NJ
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As we arc 1T this presatt time
entering inpurt into a uew field ~
labor, hy the late move va linve
made We thllS il il proper and
right to give to our new readers,
who have NOT bad the privilege
Of reading after our writings on
the blessed Word ot Sod. For we
well know that if we do not, thpy
will be at loss many times to
understand us And the salutary
to our new readers will only be II
reyivirg ~ the mind Of he things
we have penned heretofore for
our old renders.
Therefore we shnll say IN brief:
we believe that God created the
progapltor Of the Gentle race, rs
they are now called. nn the sixth
dav, rs He SAYS in tins language
4 And God said Let us nqkr mnn in
our imnre after our lkens.; and lie,
thrm have dominion over the fish Of thu
yea, ard over the fowl Of The mir. and
over the cattle, mud ovir all the crrih
aud over every crrrning thing Ihn
crecp-th upon the carlh
80 God created mnn Ia Ma ow,
imHge, II The ,pnpe uf God created u,
him. msle and fomnl- crvsled he them
(Grn | 26--27
Again. We believe, that Coo
formed the proganitor Of the lew
ish race. as they are now callee
after the seventh day, As it reads
And tie Lord Grd formed man q
! The dust ~ thc ground aud brcaihcd /,
to his noctr,ls the breath ~ lfet nnt
man hrcame living soul Gen, . -,
These two characters were dis
tinct and separate characters
| That is we believe it and the rpn
son for cur belief il just becaus,
we canno, harmol,lze thu Wore
Of God any other WAY
Again, VIZ helieve that there
was two; for the Reason that Goo
| said that He created he frat one
spoken of, and give him dominion
cvernllthe earth, and gave bin ot
cess to every thing upon the taceoi
! the earth, and forbid him nothing
As it reads in Gen, l-20. We
believe there was two. becaus,
that after God bud formed tht
second one He planted garden
and put this second party into it,
to dress itand to keep it and
! forbid HIM one tree in that gal
eden, As il rrpds IN Gpn. g. l6-lI
i We believe it, from tie fact that
here was II female created when
he first one was. and was told
I" be fruitful, multiply and re-
/ plenish the earth:
/ Wa believe ii, because the second
man after he WAS placed in the
/ garden, he was alone uu,i God
caused u deep sleep IS tall upon
! him, and took a rib from him and
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FOR SALE.

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you;
Japenese oil 50 cts a bottle.
DR.. Swan liver and kidney cure
30 cts. a bottle
Herberts Celery fl. ex. Sarsa
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Herbert Celery phosphate SO cts
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TAKE NOTICE.

ANY party or parties wiShtn; to
ask any questions, through this
paper upon any subject, reIie
on'iy or oth erwiSe, shall be
treated as II friend But in no case
will the Editor allow any sIeng
or slang phrase 60 through lis
columns,
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made woman As if roads il
Gen. 2-2l-22. We believe il
because the labor and mis-.
sion work Of these two characters
spoken Of was so different that we
woald have Gods Word to con.
li'ct to say they wari both one,
We believe it becnu.e after Cain
and Ahin was born. and Cain kin.
ed Able Gain was balishcd ont
into the lnud Of Nod and there
knew his wife, who We believe to
nave been daughter of tho
first one who God had created on
the sixth day.
We believe it, because after Cain
was in the land OF Nod, he buiIded
a city and there had to be a peo,
pie to inhabit that city--We be.
Iieve It, from the fact that God
made vast difference between
the sous Of God and the daughters
Of men.
We believe il, from the fact that
y 1t rrpented God and greyod him
at the heart thar lie had ever
created man Oh the earth when
the sons of God took the daugh-
tiers Of men to wife.
We believe it, because God
Though Paul said this was Sc.
cret kept hid from the foundation
Of the world, as yoa may read:
Which in other ages was not msde
known nh'o the sons OF men. hs iii
no" revealed unto bi- holy apostles and
prophets BY the Spirit
INA, he Gentlrs should be fellow.
Leirs md Of the sam. body and par.
takers OF his promise in CHRIST by the
gusrel
Whereof | WAS made minister NO.
cording 10 The gltl " The glac, of God
gwen unto me by the eG4ctusl working
n' his power.
Unto me whom am less than tina
'eaS' "t MI saints is this grace given
lna' should preach among the Geuliles
the nnse"rchable riches OF Christ.
ANA 10 make all men see what is the
fellowship " the N, siery, which from
The beginning OF the world ha,h been
MI IN GHd, who created all things by
'ests Chris''" Elh So
Yes this was n mystery kept
ma from the beginning of the
world that the Gentles should be
lie'iowheirs with the Israelites-
ana II 1t was a secret kept hid
from the beginning Of the word
then they both had to exist from
! the beginning Of the world, and
this We have plainly proven by
what We believe, which is the
Bible.
To BE Continued.
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Page Of Inquirers.
QUESTIONS NO. 81.

1t appears tina. some Of tn /
Readers of the CREssET do not
comprehend that when the Word !
IS quoted 70 them; that us Gods
Word--So in order that we NAV
get those who oppose us through !
the columns OF the CREssEr to
understand it before writing. we
purpose for them to answer the
following questions, in short, yes
or Nor 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.
lst Is Creation aud Forma.
ton the samei--Yes or No.
q End. Did God create the earth
at the time He said He dil?-Yes
or No.
Bird. Was the earth in form at
the time He created lt?-Yes or No
W 4th. Was the earth VOID when
God created it?-Yes or No.
9th. Did God create darkness
before light3-Yes or No.
9th, Did the Spirit move upon
the face of the WATERSHEDS or No,
It'll. Was the light created nj.
ter the Spirit moved on the wa.
ters?--Yas or No.
9Th. Was light and darkness
divided after the Spirit moved on
the waterss--Yes or No,
8 9TH. After God placed firma.
ment in the midst OF tho waters
did the water yet cover the earth
Yes or No.
l 10th. Was it after His second
days work Of creation that He
gathered the water to gether from
y under the heaven, inorder To LET
1.-THE dry land appear?-Y.s or No
'ts llth Did God create man, male
and female on the sixth day. Yes
aeor No.
18th. DID God tell The man, male
aud female to till the grouad?-
y Yes or No.
10Th; Did God give the man
male aud female dominion oyer
all the earths--les or No,
18th, Did God give the Creot.
cd man, male and female access to
every thing on all the face OF tho
earth?-Yes or No.
aoqs 10th. Did God plant n garden
IL and put the mau, male nnd a.
male in lt?--Yes or No.
" 10Th Did Tod plant this eur.
ioaden after he rested tho seventh
NE day. Yes or No.
aea 18th. Was there my BODY II
VEL the land of Nod Tor Cain to fearY
rs - Yes or No,
M 18TH Was the Sons Of God and
the Daughters Of men, the same
people?-Ye or No,
. 10th. Was Moses murderer
IN killing the Egyptian?-Y Yes or N,
Goth. Was the five nation,
Moses destroyed Of the same peo
u pie, as the lsraeli,es'-- Yes o ! No
siai list, Did Christ blind, as
nation the eyes Of the lsraelites
~ Yes or No.
ssn 22nd, We're they to be Blind
!, ed until the fulness Of the Gen
! tiles come ins-Yes or No.
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PROGRAM.
Clark Township
Sunday School
CONVENTION.
---..-
At U. B, Church, Norwood, Mo,
sunday, October 10Th, 1904,
Song b, The NJ + choir.
Suipl0tc 'cadin. and prayer by
Epv. james G. C'alwell
Song hy the " j. ch,dr
Welcome address by Miss BIS 70
Nrw'ou.
Response. Mi,s Gpldr Fu,ch.
song Nv ~" VI, = choir
liscussnn.
The best mr'h,tl 10 w., crilrcn 70
attend sunday school I.hn Randpll
-,elIn Ejrcs. JAMES SEYMOUR. sam
Borders Prof. Gol,nsn.
General Discussion:
Tie Church, dn'y TO 'l,r SUNDAY
SchoNl, IS, l.. Whmm, w, y Invrrs
II. II Ball, Mis. stewart, Rev Soui.tn
Rev Jas. Caldwell
Sony by 'hc N e, rhnr
Nmn,
Song hv lie NJ. +. cnoc
Programs by tie various Sunday
Schools OF the Township,
Report Of Secretary,
Repot, Of Treasurer,
Report Of Sunday schools.
Election OF officers.
Time place Of next convention.
JAS. KlMPToN, Pres
JOE MCKINLEY, Sccy
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ANSWER TO QUESTION Asked

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1T U, B, Church, Norwood, Mo,
Sunday, October 10Th, 1904,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-01-07
Fires

Jan. 2-Woodruff, Ill, destroyed.
Feb. 11-Rock Island (Ill.) arsenal; $2,0 600. 900.
26-Cincinnati, business block: $4,000, 900.
Mar. 10-Portland, Ore; Victoria dock; in
cendiary; $500, 900.
Apr. 1-Sibley, ILL.,, business block.
linear Beaumont, Tex, in oil fields; ST.
600, 900.
Ella Crosse, Wis, Park dept. store; $780,
2S-South Chicago, ILL.,, International Salt
Co.'s plant; 81, 800, 900. ... Melbourne, Ia,
business section.
3O-Near Bradford, Pa, forest fires; town
Of Watsonville destroyed; property loss
$1,000, 900.
May lin Adirondacks, north of Utica, N.
Y, $1,000, 900 Of timber.
Jun. forest fires spread ruin from Con-
necticut to Maine; town of Patten, Me,
2sNMilwaukee, American mailing plant;
81, 900, 900.
Jul. 1-Whitehouse, O., nearly wiped out.
4-St. Joseph, Mo, Hammond Packing Co. s
building; 81, 500, 900.
Aug. 2-Halsey, Ore, nearly destroyed.
Oct. 16-Aberdeen, Wash, 10 business
blocks; 4 lives lost, and 81, ZOO, 900 in prop
NOV. 1-Coney Island, N. Y, bowery swept
by flames; 81, 900, 900. 1. E, Fire in vatican at
s-Troy, N. Y, $1,000, 900 blaze on Citizens
steamboat pier....Basin, Mont, de-
stroyed.
21-Liily, Pa, lodging house; 2S Italian la
borers burned to death.
N-Cotton belt region west of Miss. and
Ark. enveloped in dense smoke as result
of serious forest fires.
Dec. 2-Ottawa (Ont.) university; $500, 900.
4ESalina, Kan, wholesale mercantile
house of H. d. Lee; $500, 600.
9-Abbott, Tex, almost wiped out.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-01-07
meteorological

Jan. 2S-Savannah, Ca, and Columbus. S.
c.; earthquake.
Feb. &Southern Ill, southeastern Mo-, and
northern KY; earthquake.
Mar. 16-Miss. river levee breaks % m.
above Memphis on Ark. side. Marion,
Ark, cut off by flood.
G-Greenville. Miss, levee breaks; 6 yes
lost.
13-Portland, Ind, cloudburst floods town.
14-Monroe county, Ala, 10 persons killed
and muc property destroyed by cyclone.
21-Tornado nearly destroys White Springs,
May 7-Earthquake at Grand Junction, Col;
1S-Blizzard in Montana kills cattle and
sheep worth Sc, 900, 900,
21-Cyclone in a at Ashland, Blaine n
Assaria. 49,. Tornado at Lebanon, Elwood
and Charlottesville, Ind. Tornado near
Ord, Neb.
2s-Eimo, Mo, nearly wiped out by cyclone,
9 lives lost;. .salina, Kan, flooded.
II deaths; 5000 persons homeless and
property loss estimated at s4,000, 900. I'm
Kansas City, Kan, and Kansas City, Mo-,
II So. m. flooded; loss. SIG; 1000.
900 of property destroyed by cyclone.
f-Flood In Pacolet valley, S. C., causes IS
deaths and property loss of $500, Co.,.
Cloudbursts flood vicinity of Alexandria
s-Floods at st. Louis cause loss of 20 lives.
10-Two-thirds Of East st. Louis under wa
ter; II drowned.
15-Heppner, Ore, nearly destroyed by
cloudburst; over 200 drowned. Water wall
20 it. high swept the gulch,
3O-Cyclone kills 8 at Wilder, Mimi.
Jul. 1-Snow at Butte, Mont. Tornado in
Faux county, 8. d.
2-Cloudburst in s. w. Texas; 20 drowned.
5-Cloudbutst at Jeanette, Pa, 36 lives lost.
Aug. 7-Hailstorm in northern Col. causes
$500, 900 damage to crops.
12-Island of Jamaica hurricane; 200 lives
lost; damage, $40, 000,0 900
Sep. 9-Cyclone at Quincy, Ill:...Earth-
quake at Bowlder,. Loveland, Longmont
and Fort Collins, Col.
16-Atlantic coast swept by terrific storms.
nearly 100 persons being reported
drowned; damage on Manhattan island,
$4,000, 900. Pres. and Mrs. Roosevelt and
party in Imminent danger on yacht Sylph.
Oct. FCyclones in Mimi, Wis. and III. kill
IS.
9-Paterson, N. j., flooded, $4,000, 900 loss.
Nov. 1-Cyclone at Hydro, Okla.
11-Tornado at White River, Ind.
Dec. 1S-Northwest has coolest weather of
season., thermometer going as low as "a
below in some places.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-01-07

ME Steers (negressl, near Shreveport,
La: charged with poisoning girl.
u-Unknown negro at Alto, Tex; for abus
ing women.
Aug i-John Millikin NEGRO preacher) and
John Hunter, his son-in-law, killed by
w-hitecappers at Lewisburg, Tenn.
VIM. Garrett Cnegro) drowned while be-
ing pursued by armed men of Bartholo-
NEW county, Ind.
SWIM. Hamilton (wealthy farmer), at
Asotin, Wash; for murder of Mabel
Richards.
S-Amos Jones negro), at Hattiesburg,
Miss. for shooting Jailer M. M. Sexton.
20-Negro who murdered Mary jenkins, at
Halifax, N. S.
24-Joe Sanders (negro), at Henderson,
Tex; charged with attempted assault.
29-six men found guilty Of taking part in
race riots at Danville. Ill; sentence i'm
poses both fine and Imprisonment.
Sep. 6-Twelve more convicted of compile
ity in Danville GILL; race riots.
15-William Williams (negro), at Center
vile, Miss; for shooting Jas. German.
19-Negroes take another negro charged
with criminal assault from Jail and lynch
him.
Oct. 1-Walter Davis (colored), at Marshall.
Tex; murder of Constable Hayes.
McCoilum (colored), at Sheridan,
Ark. for wounding officer.
14-Walter Jackson convicted murderer of
6-yr.-old Fannie Buck), taken from Jail
at Hamilton, Mont, and lynched.
16-Thos.. Hall Cnegro), at .Wickliffe. KY;
charged with shooting white boy.
27-Wm. McAlpin, in Smith county, Miss. /;
for wounding farmer.
Nov. 2-Jos. Craddock (negro), at Shreve-
port; murder.
3-Frank Anderson (white) and Henry
Johnson (negro) killed during race riot
at Lake Village, Ark.
b-Sam Adams (negro), at Pass Christian,
Miss; assaulting wife Of prominent citi-
zen.
29-John Fogle (negro), near st. George, S.
c.; for ~assaulting white woman.
3O-Phil Davis, Walter Carter and Clint
Thomas (negroes), near Belcher, La; for
shooting Robert Adger.
Dec. 5-Lewis Jackson (colored), near Tam
pa, Fla. attempted assault.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-01-07
FEWER TRAIN ROBBERiES.
Year, While None Were Killed
by 1rain Robbers.

Cincinnati, Jan. 3.-The Gazette
gives the following summary Of train
and stage robberies committed in the
United States during 1903, together
with the tecord for the past IA years.
The total numher Of trains held up
in "a years is Sal; total number of per-
sons killed, 80; and the number of per-
SOM injured (shot), 109.
The numter of trains help up in
1903 was 6, while that of last year
year.
The number of stage robberies in
1903 vas 6, while that of last years
was 7.
This years record shows that no pas
sengers or trainmen were killed by rob-
bers, but there were six wounded. Last
year one was killed and'three wounded.
One robber was killed in 1903, as
compared with three killed last year.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-01-07
GENERAL REYES
STILL WAITING
Colombian Envoy Has Not Yet Re-
ceived Reply to Note.
HIS DEPARTURE Is DELAYED
Shout the Answer Give Amy Ground
For Further Hope For Colombia
the Negotiations May BE
Further Prolonged.

Washington, Jan. 3.-Gen. Reyes a
not received the reply of the Wash
ington government to his note in which
be officially charges the United States
with violating the treaty of 1916 in
preventing Colombia troops landing On
the isthmus for the purpose of putting
down the rebellion. Until he
knows the character of this reply, and
whether it precludes the expediency
OF further pour parlers, Gen. Reyes can
lot fix the date for his departure for
home. If the answer gives hope of any
action by the United States in the d.
rection of relief for Colombia, however
small, the negotiations probably will
continue. If the note be final in its re-
fusal 10 consider any of the proposals
of Gen. Reyes, it will, in the eyes of
Colombia, assume the form of an I'LL
timatum, and Gen. Reyes and DR. Her
ran will lose no time in leaving the
country. Their departure will mark the
suspension Of diplomatic relations be-
tween the two countries.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-01-07

Aug. 5-Naval war game begins off Maine
active service, and is succeeded by Gen.
G,,Pres. Roosevelt defines attitude toward
labor question, saying: "Ttere is no OBJ
lection to the employees of the govern
ment printing office constituting them
selves into a union if they SO desire, but
no rules or resolutions of that union can
be permitted to override the laws of the
Unlted states, which it is my sworn duty
70 enforce" Estate Senator VIM. P. Sui
IVAN CMo.) convicted at Jefferson City
q soliciting bride for votes. ... BattleShip
Missouri launched at Baltimore, Md.
sep. ~. s. cruisers Brooklyn and San
FRANCISCO arrive at Beirut,
granted in all particulars save the
Portland canal, which is awarded
by mixed commission to Canada
Jury IN postal fraud scandal at Gin
clnnati disagrees as to charges against
D. v. Miller and j. M. Jones.
26-Maj. Gen. II. C, Corbin assumes COM
mand of dept. Of east.
S1-Sanford B. Dole, gov. of Hawaii, ap-
pointed judge of u. S. district court of ter
governorship.
Nov. Geo. B. Mcclellan elected mayor
of New York by 3,G17 plurality 80. Guber-
national elections: Myron T. Herrick
(rep, o., 1882 plurality; Edwin War
Heiu lueln', Mu.), ABOUT 1859, GoV. GarVln
Mass, 1884; Albert B. Cummins (rep,
la.), 1880; Coy. Beckham dem, Ky),
about 10000; ]. K. Vardman dem, Miss.),
without opposition. 80. Republicans sue
cessful In minor elections in Pa, N. j.,
Neb., and Col, and the democrats in Va.
s~Congress (5Sth) assemblies in extraor-
dlnary session.; Joseph G. Cannon (1ll.)
elected speaker Of house.
l6-U. s. Senator Deidrich (Neb.) indicted
by federal grand jury in Omaha on charge
OF accepting bride for appointment Of
postmaster.
1S-John P. Dolan, chairman dem. city CEN
trail committee Of st. Louis, sentenced to s
yrs. In prison by naturalization frauds.
19-House of representatives votes 1885 to
~ to give effect to Cuban reciprocity
treaty.
23-D. V. Miller and Joseph M. Johns ac-
quilted at Cincinnati of bribing in con-
nectlon with post office scandals.
AnGroVer Cleveland announces uncondi-
be presidential candidate.
2-tlnal report on postal frauds made
public with memorandum signed by Pres.
roosevelt ~denouncing official corruption.
Ian X, Salisbury makes sensational
bribery. charges against various public
and private individuals.
Dec. Irregular session of 5Sth ongres
opens in Washington; presidents mes
sage -read....Gen. Leonard Wood nom
mated to be maj. gen.
s-Gov; j. c. w. Beckham (Ky.) inaugu-
Prep. nat, committee decides next con-
wention will be held in Chicago on June
14-Rev. Edward Everett Hale (Boston) Sc
lected as chaplain of q. S. senate.
16-U. s.. senate passes Cuban reciprocity
bill, 81 to IS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-01-07
The Panama RESOLUTION


Mar. 17-Panama canal treaty ratified by
u. s. senate by vote of 70 to 5.
Aug. 31-Colombian senate rejects canal
treaty.
Nov. 3-Panama declares its independence
Of Colombia.
4U. S. marines landed at Colon. 49, Colon
bian gunboat bombards Panama.
5U. s. recognizes republic of Panama.
SColombia protests against attitude of
U. S. and protests against American in
depreciation of treaty of 1876.
lO-France recognizes Panama govern
ment.
13-Mr. Bunau-Varilla formally received by
Pres. Roosevelt as minister of Panama
republic.
1S-New isthmian canal treaty signed by
Secretary Hay and Mr.. Bunau-Varilla.
0-Panam rejects all overtures to return
to Colombian sovereignty.
S-Germany recognizes Panama republic
junta ratifies ana treaty.
2S-Gen. Reyes, special Colombian envoy
to U. s., offers to grant all canal conces-
sions absolutely free Of cost.
Dec. panama canal bill signed at Pan
anna.
Seen; Reyes received by Pres. Roosevelt
at white house.
S-Sweden and Norway recognize new re-
public.
12-W. l. Buchanan IN. " chosen special
minister to Panama.
17-U. S. marines ordered to San Miguel to
prevent invasion of Colombian troops.
21-Peru recognizes Panama.
23-Gen. Reyes from Washington informs
Colombia that war on Panama means
war with the United States"
A-Great Britain recognizes Panama.