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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-13
The Millennium.

ASK OF mo and | shall give thee
the heather for thine Inheritance
40 what time is the coming OF
Christ compared. Blu, as tho davs
OF Noah were, so shall also tho
coming Of the son of man Je Matt
M.S7. How was il in the DAYS Of
Noah And God saw the wicked.
ness OF man was great in the earth
.ssnd that every imagination Of the
thoughts OF his heart was only evil
continually Gen. 6,S. The charac.
teristics will DO especially noticeable
IN the last days, This know also
that in the last days perilous times
shall come; for men shall be lovers
OF their own selves, covetous.
Boosters, proud, blasphemers, dis.
obedient to parants, unthankfal.
unholy, without natural affection,
truce breakers, false accusers, in.
continent, fierce, despisers Of those
that are good, traitors, heady,
high minded, lovers OF pleasures,
more than lovers Of God; having q
form Of godliness but denying the
power thereof 2 Tim. 8,l,5.
But will not this state Of things
grow better before the Lord comes,
But evil men and sedncers shall
WAX worse and worse, deceivinc
and being deceived verse 10.
Even to the end Of time there
will still be occasion for the samo
complaint, the world will grow no
better. no not whom it 10 drawing
toward ita period. Bad It 10, and
bad II will bs, and worst Of all,
Just before Chrlst's coming. Will
II be easy for those living at this
tims' 70 serve the Lordi Yea, and
Oh that 1.-Two cody 10 Christ Jesus
shaIi sufFsr persecution verse 70.
Asst WAS formerly, 30 II is now,
sud 90 II will DO 70 the end oitims,
bs that il born after tho Assh the
natural man does and will psrse.
eats him that 10 botn after tho
spirit the rsgsnerate man. Not
witbssAnding some may 1.-Two in
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-13
TO QUESTIONS
NUMBER 81;
Continued from Las. week

The flesh is a different Atom
from, bone, marrow different
from Sinue (or artrrs) Brain
different from either, water is
different, blood is different.
Blood the master Atom OF
all the natural ones these all die.
In our Spiritual illustra.
ton last week where it reads
(smelling) ii should read (mind J
Reader please notice this
Typographical err.
Those that we spoke Of in
our last weeks issue, all live
after death in u new body that
will be given to the Spiritual
being when raised hoping that
this will meet the appro, Of
inquirers, and If not come again,
Yours Respect Ed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-13
QUESTIONS No.G.

What proof have We Of the IN
spiration OF the Bible'"
II one Goes 10 eternal torment
he other TO everlasting Where
5 The justice in this when both were
placed here by the same God, on an
equality
Why would God remove from our
midst minister in his youth when
he was doing all the good he could
for God,
Is God nature only
Is man only composed Of atoms'
Those are questions I wish the
the Ed. to answer for the sake OF
Friends.
Mrs. Matte Bowers,
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LUMBER,

- lou can buy oak Lumber at the
colony mill for 81 50 per thou.
sand mill now situated on Whet-
s.one creek half way between
norwood and Mt. Grove near
the =; X. We will deliver It with.
~ a radiance OF D miles, for 5000
per thousand.
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NOTICE.

Private Detective and Auction.
cor with Thirty years experience
Terms reasonable, Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address.
T. Il. Mccall. !.
Fowler, Mo.
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Pre- .Adamlnites Viewed,
e ''-''''. BY
REyL.s, GARRETT
Continued from last week.

Continued from last week.
There ia none but whit can mn.
swer questions BY asking others,
II that is To be called answering
them.
Bro, Roberts concluded that we
ought not OF said very much until
we come to his last questions
of course we believe that it would
have suited him a great denl bet
ter for us to of not said anything,
but we shall still keep giving
good. healty. heavenly food for
he says to us that "Adam was the
first man, and was created, made,
and formed; both male and fe.
male. on tho sixth day Of the
week.. And we repeat that il he
has reference to the man spoken
Of III the first CHI. thea that far he
il right but if he has reference to
the man spoken Of in the second
ch. then WE must say he is wrong
for those two are two different
characters; the one created on the
sixth day male and female with a
dominion over all the earth, and
access to everything on all the
earth the other one formed after
the seventh day and placed IN a
garden and forbid one tree in the
garden; wc know that the brother
cannot help but SET that these
two men had quite a different
mission work to perform. Again
he saws that "the bible comes as
near proving that the seventh day
would be seven thousand years
long, as it does that it was one
thousand years.
Now W. do not believe this, and
the reason we do not believe it,
il, because that the Bible teach us
that there was seventh day in
connection with the sixth, and
that the l.ible teach us plainly
what day of the l.ord's,ls, which
you will learn by this scripture:
hut. beloved. he not ignorant Of this
one thing, that one day is with the Lord
rs a thousand years. and thousand
years as one day. 3 Peter 3-s.
But brother Roberts may think
this proves nothing, yet God says,
one day is as q thousand years
with the Lord, and a thousand
years as one day. Then we under
stand our day is a day Of "a hours
but the Lords day is u thousand
years and this fact is established
by this scripture.
For thousand years in Thy sigh, are
but az yesterday when II is past. aud as
A watch In the night psa co..
Here God speaks plain and tells
as that thousand years when
past is as yesterday, and yesterday
was a day Of "a hours to us when
asst; 80 is n thousand years a day |
If the Lords when past. This
proves the seventh day spoken OF
y Gen. Second chapter, to be a
iay Of one thousand years to the
Lord.
So Bro. you had better plead |
ignorance on such mistakes 90 rs
solomon does not rise up in you,
Judgement against at least Peter
md David,
"A That God reckons Adams
generations through Seth" We
Jay according to his own declara.
ION He could not reckon it
through any other son, SO we do
rot differ on this point 80 far.
18th. ThatNoah and his sons
we're descendants Of Adam thru
Seth"
This we shall agree with nurI
worthy Brother that is II he |
means the man Adam formedl
md placed in the garden.
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QUESTION NO. "a

why did God say to one class Of peo.
pc, that he would provoke them 10
Jealousy with people that were not
peoplef why were they not peoplcY
zee (Deu,. 8o-ol
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S. I. TALCATT.
NOTARY Public.
ty~y sFDEALER lN-4,
REAL ( ESTATE

A"sss'ed Has aras for sa the Fun r Of so,l
Missouri from one ten miles from n Station HANDY y school a
Church. and pos. office for from $500 according 10 .. location,
AZ" Nnmpood lands from per acre. acre tracts close
aud town los' residence and business properly,
Some farm and residences property Exchange term. y
Addrs. Ta'css Real Estate Agency Moun.sln drove NJ
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Question No, 70.

what made the difference In The Two
people spoken OF In lisa. 54-l.
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Question No. II.

what does II mean, where ii says, The
FATHERS cat sour grapes and the children,s
teeth arc set on edge Jer. 9l-ao.
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Question No. 20.

when was Il. that God behold The
earth and It was without form and void.
Jer. 4-e3.
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Question No. 90,

VINO - il, that shall see his seedY
spoken Of IN Isaiah 59--lO
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VarnlShs. Glass Put
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Also a full and
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19
Pickers Are Scarce.

There is a great scarcity OF ben,
pickers in the Hood River valley. viii
the warm weather coming on, the b,
ries are ripening rapidly, and the ror
ers cannot find pickers enough viii
which to gather the high.prieed frrt
1t is feared the situation will beeou,
still more serious. Last year the DID
ers arrived there by the hundred,
least two weeks too early, and as 4,
season was short oven after they BEN
work, IL is thought the berry picker
became discouraged and are aekin,
employment elsewhere this year. U
less 1000 or 5000 pickers reach Tho va.
ley within the coming week, II will
mean a loss Of thousands Of dollars 10
the growers. The crop this year Is u
unusually fine quality and the bers
large and numerous.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19
win Have Gas Plant.

Albany Herald; Mayor Frank w
Waters, of Salem, accompanied by his
attorney, Judge II. J. Bigger, passed
through to Eugene yesterday noon tc
complete the details for the gas fran
chiso recently secured there by Mr.
Waters and his associates. Mr.. Waters
who is a man of capital, represents q
strong company, and as soon as the do
tails are completed the gas plant will
be installed in Eugene and the mains
laid, and that city win soon have a first
class gas lighting plant in operation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19
oAMBLINa AND CRIME.

A "reformed gambler" declares that
the statistic Of crime prove beyond all
question that gambling is the king g
highway to fraud and theft. The Grim
inality commonly attributed to drink is
due in large part, he contends, to
drinks companion, gambling. The one
weakens the moral sense; the other per-
verts it.
Whatever may be the theories of
those who write on the psychology of
gambling, the simple fact is that the
one great object in view by all who
habitually play is to win. The claim
that men gamble for mere amusement
or excitement has little foundation.
The gambling games most in vogue are
those that are decided after the throw
ing Of few cards and in regular gam
bling houses the players prefer to bet
on the cast Of dice or the turn Of a
card or wheel. The game must be de-
cded in moment, as the players do
not care for the game except in its out
come Of gain or loss.
The passion Of gambling, once set
tied in a man, seems TO take physical
root in him, to grow upon him and to
be almost as difficult to expel as that
Of drink, opium, or any other ecquired
physical vice. Gambling commonly
consorts with drink; gambling houses
are commonly drinking places, and
wherever the law permits or can be
evaded drink.shops are betting haunts.
In professional gambling and in the
great gambling houses Of Europe the
chances are so largely against the pub
lie and in favor Of the "bank" that
the possibility Of winning is extremely
remote. OF course, in long series Of
casts or turns an outside player must
occasionally win, or may be allowed to
win, in order not TO destroy the conf
dence Of the public, but this is all that
the patrons Of such places may hope
for.
As the habitual players who are not
professionals usually loose their money
in any game because Of their inferior
skill. or through the odds or the tricks
against which they play, instead Of
taking warning or being turned against
such risks, they only become the more
eager TO retrieve their losses. And con
tinuing 10 be cheated or robbed, half
conscious of the nature Of the opera
tions, they are fitting themselves for
the other and more profitable part IL
they are thrown in the way Of ecquir-
ing a sufficient degree Of evil skill or
opportunity.
Thus, gambling is a school Of vice,
not merely because II loosens general
morality and in particular saps the ra'
tional Of property, but because cheat
ing is almost inseparably associated
with most actual modes Of gambling.
II il is too much to say that gambling
Is the source Of much crime it is at
least reasonable TO say that IL lays the
foundation elements of criminal char
acter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19
LOST WATCHES AND con,
Two Corvallis Men Held On a,
land and Robbed w

land and Robbed.
Carpenter McReyuolds and ~
Smith, the latter Of whom wa, o.. ~
ly employed at the Strong s.r.as'
were robbed in Portland Sunday nisss.
says the Corvallis Times. Mr. Rav1.'s
went down with F. p. sheasgreep Il =,
up the furniture for the erh,E;. "
the Benton county booth al tbs - :
and Clark fair. When work on a.
latter ended, Mr.. Reynolds determ,,.,
TO remain in Portland awhile 70 ID,
advantage Of the high wages paid a..
for carpenters. It is impossbl. .
get enough men to satisfy the A,
mand incident to final preparations a,
the fair opening, and carpenters ara 1,
great demand at so cents per bour !,
Mr.. McReynolds remained in Portl.,l
and the sequel is that Monday fo,,
noon a telephone message to Mr. sb.,,
green related that during the pIo.,
McReynolds and Smith had both bs.,
held up and relieved of all their non.,
and their watches, and requesting I'M,
money be sent them. Mr.. McReynold,
loss was about $50 and his watch Th,,
ends a chapter Of which there will n
many a one before this Lewis and cl,,I
fair ends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19

The President wants to give every
man square deal-especially Oregon
men. TO MAKE THIS ABSOLUTE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19

Beautify your complexion with lit
tie cost. If you wish a smooth, clear,
cream-like complexion, rosy checks,
laughing eyes, take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, greatest beautifer
known. 35 cents, s. G. Stones Drug
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19
delighted that ONE MAN REPRE-
sENTINe THE REPUBLICAN PAR
TY IN OREGON WOULD AT LAST
BE GIVEN A SQUARE DEAL.

In Oregon, as in Hamlet "tho play g
the thing" But will il be "the play"
or "fair play1" It would seem as
though a little fair play at the hands
Of a Republican administration would
be the thing. II was not given to Sen
ator Simon. will IL be given to Sem
ator Fulton2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19

acter, with headlines and matter, as il
appeared Wednesday:
(Reprinted, with headlines, from last
column, page 6, Daily oregonian, May
l7th.)
DANCE SHOCKS POLICEMAN.
SAN FRANCISCO JUDGE WILL NOT
TAKE A CHANCE.
Artist on the Way to the Trail Offers
to Exhibit In Court, But Is
Refused.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19

The oregonian at present is beating
the air and furiously denouneing Har'
Timan and the great railroad "mag-
gots, +" as the late section foreman, Pat.
rick Prunty, (peace to his ashes) used
to call them, FOR PADLooKING OR
EaoN WITH AN IRoN-BoUND POL
10Y OF NoN-ExTENsIoN. 1t howls
editorially about the trafie being di-
veyted to Puget Sound, about Hartman
spending the millions he earns in Ore,
gon improving the California ent-off
through a desert and roars about Jim
Hin hammering Portland continually to
build up Puget Sound cities According
to Harvey Scott, Of the oregonian, Har.
riman has broken every promise he has
ever made the people of Oregon. He is
man who has bamboOzled the bust.
ness men Of Portland on every PROPOSE,
tion.
Thus waileth the oregonian for the
present. The fact remains that FOR
FORTY YEARS THE SCOTT REGIME
ON THE oREGoNIAN HAS BEEN
THE TRUooULENT MoUTHPIECE
OF THESE CORPORATION MAG
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19

Daily tN

BY CERTAIN, Public Prosecutor He
ney is allowed to name his own judge,
name his own U. s. marshal, name his
own jurors, name everybody and every
thing to insure a square deal. He is
even allowed to hale into court, lecture
and browbeat jurors who refused to
canvict in any case where he is con-
cerned. All such jurors are to be taken
before commissioner, cross-examined
before the jurors who did stand for
conviction, and the jury room argu-
meuts taken down and read to the
court. Then Judge McGinn, who is to
be Bellinger's sccessor, will reprimand,
and possibly fine, such dissenting ju-
rors. Heney must have the judge, bail
if, marshal, jurors and newspapers,
OR HE CANNOT CONVICT THE
MEN HE HAS BEEN DIRECTED TO
CONVICT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19

Let it be recalled that Fulton spent
some time at Washington just before
his return to Oregon in March, receiv
ing solemn assurances from the Pres
ident and Attorney Moody
that Matthews would not be removed
from the marshalship without specific
charges being filed. A new marshal
would not be appointed unless Senator
Fulton (for he is still senator) were
consulted. FULTON WAS ASSURED
THAT MATTHEWS WOULD BE
GIVEN A SQUARE DEAL. Fair play
was at last TO be accorded one Oregon
man. Matthews had offered to allow
Heney to name his own deputy mar
shals who were 10 have charge of the
land fraud trials. But that was not
enough. "It seems, however, that Mr.,
Heney was still not satisfied" He
must have his own marshal in charge.
Heney might be deceived in the selec-
tion of deputies. Heney must have the
whole thing, judge, prosecutor, mar
shal, Jurors. SUCH IS THE FAIR
PLAY THAT IS TO BE ACCORDED
TO THOSE WHOM THE GREAT
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED
STATES HAS STARTED TO CON-
VICT. Such is the immaculate concep-
tion of a "square deal to every man. "
Then of course, Fulton will be consult
ed as to Bellinger's s suecessor-a mat
ter already decidedl
OF course the President will extend
to Senator Fulton "the same eonsid-
Grafton Of selecting successor to
Judge Bellinger that he habitually ex-
tends TO other senator's in such cases.
He has never yet appointed a judge
who was distasteful TO the senator
from any state.'' That is the way Sen
ator Fulton is permitted TO felieitate
himself in an interview in the Oregoni-
on Wednesday morning, The world
was informed on his retura TO Oregon
that Fulton would be recognized in the
making of Oregon appointments. He
would be consulted. His friends were
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-19

San Francisco, May 16. (Special)--
Miss Lillian Haas and her troupe of
dancers shocked Policeman McManus,
who dropped in on the performance on
Kearney street today, and he forthwith
arrested the woman and her manager.
Miss Haas is on her way from st. Louis,
where she reigned unmolested on the
Pike, TO Portland, where she intends to
set up her throne on the Trail as soon
as the exposition opens. Hers is
hootehie kootchie and hulahula art in
its very latest developments.
The policeman description Of the
dance performed by Miss Haas was at.
tentively listened to by Judge Cabaniss
and a crowded auditorium, and at its
conclusion the witness recounted a story
to the effect that gentlemen were COW
ertly solicited to pay an extra two.
bits and be privileged to perceive Miss
Haas in private exhibition.
Miss Haas offered to do her dance
for the judge to prove II was not law.
defying. The judge, however, dismissed
the charge against her, with warning,
however, to Miss Haas and her man.
ager that they should practice discre.
tion by reserving their performances
for the ediAcation Of visitors to the
Lewis and Clark Fair A charge Of oh.
tanning money by false pretenses could
not be proven.
Whether 1t is Henry Il. McGinn or
not, the federal judge for life SHOULD
NOT BE A HARTMAN SYNDICATE
MAN. With the Portland papers say.
ing that the Hill Hartman deal TO pre-.
vent all extensions of railroads in Ore.
gon Is renewed for an indefinite period,
with all the Wall street influence exr
erted TO rivet and copper faston THIS
COMPACT OF BuLLIoNAIREs TO
PROHIBIT THE DEVELOPMENT OF
OREGON; with the policy Of strangu.
lation officially promulgated, for poor
old OregoWs sake, GIVE US AN UN.
ooLLARED MAN FOR JUDGE, MIR,
PRESIDENT. DO not give us cheap
corporation hireling. DO not give us
thing owned body, soul and breeehes by
a few multi-millionaires TO sit on the
United States bench for life and protect
the grasp and graft Of stock watering
plutoerats and proprietors Of the trusts.
You have struck some body-blows to
the trusts, Mr.. President, although you
have not yet literally demolished them,
But, for the sake of consistency, for the
sake Of deceney, do not have nasty,
eringing, servile corporation tool for
federal judge in Oregon. With our tim
Der land paralyzed, with our industrial
development of the state arrested, with
an ironclad contract entered into that
no transportation lines shall be extend
cd in Oregon, do not insult the intelli'
gence Of business men and the common
people by naming a corporation agent
for judge.