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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
SEVERAL HUNDRED CAlRolTEs
ON The PADUcAH EXCURSION

Several hundred Cairo people yes
to-day enjoyed a plcassnt out ng ON
the steamer Island Queen. watch ran
an excursion from he~e 70 Paducah
under the auspices O T the X n X C.
The weather could not have been bet
ter and the big boa was inst corn
fcitably dlleE The Grc1icr Cairo
band furnished tho music for the Or
caaIan THE chief attrac ion al Pa
dueah was ball game between the
Pittsburg Nationals and the Paduca
Kittens. when resulted in a victory
by the former.
The crowd was a quiet. we'll be
haved one and the members OF the
committee and the X. NJ X. c and
the officers Of the boa; were paid
many compliments upon The way
they conducted the affair
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
400 WERE KILLED
.aIN THE COLLAPSE
Terrible Disaster in Capita
OF Spain
RESERVOIR GAVE WAY
MANY OF THOSE RESCUED GO
MAD-EXPLANATlONS OF
FERED ARE MANY AND
CONTRADICTORY.

Madrid, April at appears thaf
underneath the foundations of the
new ros1yoir under Instruction
which gave way with such disastrous
results Saturday when 400 persons
were KILLED were the water pipes used
o supply he palace and Old Mad
rid.
Il is stated hat this was what
caused tie subsistence, and not the
surface OF the ground. which, when
tests were made. sank olly eleven
i Mill meters. The vault was built of
cement with iron sirders, as was al
q he supporting columns The FIST
fall caused all the pillars to bend and
he end of the iron work to stretch.
resulting N general and uniform
lapse. These explanations, how
ever. cannot he conslaegcI as faal
Madrid wypapers publish ass2r-
ous tha' the disaster had been fore
seen by the engineers as wei as by
The warkmen It now recalled .4at
ihc bad condition OF he soil On
which the reservoir was constructed
caused keen opposition and numor-
Gus criticisms when Tho schema wa,
being discussed On the Cortcs.
The workmcn who have been cues
toned say hey were compelled 20
build TOO rapidly with mater ais SIS
defective that disas err was bound to
happen
Many heart rendering incidents
and painful scenes are reported Ten
of those rescued alive nave gone
mad.
Crowds Of workmeu and women
carrying black flags forced all thea
iros TO clase Saturday night
King Alfunzo hal a :elephone wire
laid from lie scene of the disaster to
the palace and by lhat means keep
constantly Informed The king again
Wis ted the hospitals this moraing.
Some of the injured have died,
On1 body was recovered from the
ruins during the nigat, but none la,er
Seven hundred worlSaen are engaged
in clearing the debris During tac
day students ana workmen paraled
the streets collecting money for the
families of the victims of the disaster.
The public Is contributing freely.
The governor of Madrid prohibited
4 great popular demonstration Of
mourning which the workmen wish
u organize, but received delegates
from workmens assoc cations, whom
he informed that a street procession
would be permitted under certain re-
strictionG.
An exact estimate of the casualties
Is still impossible. 1t is stated there
were 23G men in the lower part OF the
reservoir. all Of whom were killed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
THE WEATHER
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Washington. April 9.-Following is
tho weather forecast for Illino for
the next "a hours;
Showers and thunderstorms, colder
in the north portion Monday; Tuesday
rain, fresh northwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
who Was the EIrst shoemaker2

Nobody knows who was the first
shoemaker. There must have boon a
time when everybody went barefoot
ed and the first shoes were probably
made Of woven reeds or skins. The
original shoemaker doubtless sought
comfort more than style.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
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Trouble With Lights.

Much comnlaint has boon r'o'o hv
the pilots with regard to the lights on
the bridges at this place, and with re-
gard TO same, a number OF pilots met
in the office OF Commander w. b.
Caperton. inspector Of the 18th ligh,
house district, last Thursday morn
ing to make complaints. says the Wa
terways Journal The wires were
burned out long ago by the big arc
ngnts and common coal oil lamps
have been used since last fail. The
commander stated that the matter
would be remediel at once and b.
Saturday night there would be the
proper lights on the bridge Mr.. Buck
of this city, has the contract for put
ting the lights on the Eads and MGR
chants bridges, and also on the bridge
al Theses Tho pilots state that Com.
mander Caperton seems to do all ia
his power TO keep the matter right
The jos. b. Williams came near he
Ing wrecked Thursday of last week
inst above the falls at JeGcrsouvilic,
Ind The wind blew her with her
tow of twenty-five harges into one or
the piers OF the Pennsylvania bridge.
Hes tow was broken loose and one
boat ana one barge were sunk. The
other barges were finally caught.
About 10000 bushels Of coal were lost.
The new steamer being built az JEFF.
fersonyille. Ind. for the St Louis and
Tennessee River Packet company,
was launched Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
IAPAN WANTS Sea-. ooo.oo1.

81, Petersburg April l0.-l2;i0 a.
a.. Baron Shyematsu'a art Gle IN TIE
fon6on "Outlook" of Saturday re-
geaiiag indemnity coincise5 wish RUS
sia's Information the amoaat demand
"a bcing sr30.00o,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
R0JESTVENSKY'S
IMMENSE FLEET
Concluded from First Page.)

IS represented. are afraid to run
trains at night lest they be wrecked.
Striking section hands seize trains
and travel up and down the lin fore
ng other employees TO cease work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
Real Test of Faith.

What we need to keep this old
world going" says one of the thought
fui brethren rs more of the Faith
which adyertises for lost umbrella"
ATLANTA Constitution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10

Why suffCr with spr ns tiredncsa.
mean, cross feeling. no Strength. no
tain Tea will make sou wei and
keep you well. 50 cents. Tea or Tab
lets. =. g. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
EIeh Need Some narknnnn.

Aquariums should not have all their
SIDES exposed to light. Il the aquarium
Is mace Of glass one or more &C the
sides should be coated with paint.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10

Rev Armstrong yesterday preached
a funeral service over the remains IF
Nrs. SCHNEIDER II Memphis. who for
merry resided in Mound City and who
was buried at villa Ridge yesterday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
PRoposEn nuEL o..

St Petersburg, April lo--12:i0 a.
N The proposed duel between Capt.
ciado formerly Rojestvena ky's chief
tac1lcia1) and Captain zilotti. (aide
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10

Jackson GARNER. q negro. was ar
raigned before Judge Dewey Saturday
afternoon. charged with child aban-
doning He plead not guilty and his
trial was set for Tuesday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
No CHANGE M SITUATION.

Under daJe Of April S.-General
I inerilch reports no chango IN the
sitra.n.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
MRS. ROOSEVELT.

Wsshingt1n N. April 9-AIrs Roese
welt and three children returned in
Washington from their Florida cruise
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10
woRKMeN's DEMONSTRATION

Madrid, April 9-Carryiag black
banners. 5000 wcrkmen made a dem
onstratiun tIis afternoon ncar the
scene of Saturdays reservoir disas-
ter. The police selling flags were
stoned by the crowd and several on
both sides were seriously wounded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10

In tho rouniy court Saturday after
noon Frank Martin and VIE adopted
a baby girl from the Childrons home
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-10

Tho new steamer being built at JEFF
fersonville. Ind. for the ST Louis and
Tennessee River Packet company
was launched Saturday
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-26
Question II,
D; H. Re berts


Your answering itl0ay set you
and your many readers to think
ing. You and ! are agreed that
God created tho earth at tho time
he said no did; 10 the beginning;'
yet You claim the day it WAS Great.
ed was 1000 years long and that
each succeeding day Of creation
was 1000 year days, honoe from
the day the earth was created 10
the 9th day; when yonr preAdamic
man was created was at least 5000
years, Xxi
Now my question is this, who
was It tho Devil murdered 5000
years bed your preAdamic man was
created' for tho Lord said in John
8. A. that, Tho 1.-THE Dovll)
was murderer from the he
ginning
To be Continued.
d, H. Roberts
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another and entirely different
meaning. viz. "A price paid for
the Redemption Of prisoner
speaking OF Christ WHO gayn
HIM SELF a RANSOM for Arr
TO DO testified ii DUE TIME,
mere We SEQ that Christ Himself
was the Ransom, or price necessary
70 redeem all, and this fact viii ha
testified to all in due time Nov
y We can find out v hat Christ a.
give as the price for all then va
may SEQ clearly what was forfeited
~ ''e readers are preserving their
papers and Weighing The evidence
they will doubtless rememho,
the evidence under the
heading Of FOR WHAT DID
CHRIST DlEas which We
gave 70 previous article. Ana
we nave also proved BY a THUS
SAITH tho LORD that tho neo.
pie wero ALL ONE and ALL baa
ONE ! LANGUAGE ana one
SPEECH until God confonodea
the LANGUAGE Of Adams dos.
condants 50 they could Dot under.
SAND one another speech. Gen, IL
2 too.
TO DO continued next week.
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QcaaAoa 10.

Bro. Garrett II God did not
want hls people TO be able 10 Prove
that Toe two man theory was false
and a dlsbonor 10 him and bis
plans, why did he record the
very plain facts Of Gen. 10 chapter
and Both TO the SSid verses show
ing tho origin Of tbo oab-ltes
and Ammanita See your
CUES. concerning Nehemiah 10. z
TO 20 Then ceal tac first verse
OF The chapter and ;iod it written a.
THAT the mon-iles and tho
o -ab,itc should not come into
tbs Congregation Of God forever,
The next verse tells Why. Wolgh
il dear friends.
D; H. Roberts
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house sagood two roomed log house
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good CRIB, will hold 300 bushels Of corn
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500 peach trees.s pear ,re,ss cherry
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tame) early and late. 8 plum trees. An
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$500.
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HOUSE Moving


II You want your house moved
from onepiace to another; quick
aud good. Call on,
H. A. CARR,
Phlegatop, No.
Or J. H. Carr.
MoUNrAIN GROVE, NO.
who hss had wears of experience an,,
VINO can mt be surpassed for complete
ness.
For reference. Mr. Frank N.ukirk
AMI The Ed OF CREssEr. Also he will
% your Stone work, building founda
IONS II, A. CARR,
phlegeton
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TAKE NOTICE

Any party or parties wishing tc
ask any questions, through this
paper upon any subject, ro!ig.
ious or otherwise shall be
treated as a friend But in no case
will the Editor allow any slang
or slang phrases 60 through it
columns.
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Pre-Adamites Viewed
REV, L, s. GARRETT,
Confined from last week.

eircumcised. tGal a--3.
OIL How true, Paul, in the differ.
0 ence he makes in Timothy and
0 Titus in circumcising the one
D and in not allowing the other tc
[. o.. circumcised, sets forth the
B difference there is in the Jews
} and the Gentiles. And why men
who claim to be teachers Of the
word of God, come in opposition
to those plain facts, become the
! greatest wonder to US. But
| this painful fact. But we Shall
endeavor by the help Of God to
open their eyes, 50 that they
may see the truth. Ard IN our
endeavor we shall ask our read
ers to read the following text.
What advantage then bath the JeMsg
or what profit is there Of circumclsicng
Much every way; chiefly because
| that unto them were committed The
oracles Of God from. 3--l-2)
Paul tells US in the above Ian
guage that the Jews nave much
advantage in circumcision and
Tells the reason why they have
and then advances his claim BY |
speaking in this language.
~ he the God Of the Jews only ID be
not also Of the Geniiles? Yes, Of the
Gentles also,
SEEING it is one God, which shall
justly The circumcision by faith, and
uncIrcumcision through faith.
Do we then make void the law
through faithf God forbid yea. we es
tablish the law. rom, g. --30-3l.)
Paul would have you under
stand that God, was not the God
Of the Jews only, but that he
was the God Of the Gentiles
also, That the same Gcd would
Justify the Jews by faith (Bylr
Christi and the Gentles through I
faith Chat is through Christ T
And then gives you to under
stand that the law is not made
void through faith. Yes, some
one will say Christ was the end
Of the law. This is true in the
sense he spoke it through Paul
as it reads.
For Christ is the end of the law for
TO every one that believeth,
RON tO-4,l
Christ is the end of the law to
them that believe, but you will
see thai Christ could not be the (
end Of the law to the ISraelites
or Jews that was spoken of in {
this manner 4
Therefore they could not believe be-
cause that Esaias said again.
He hath blinded their eyes, and hard ,
cned tneir heart; that they should not
see with their eyes, nor understand with
their heart! aud be converted. and |
should heal them tst. John IL 3O--40,)
Also, Is
tAccording AS ii is written, God hath
given them the spirit Of slumber, eyes $
that they should not sec, and ears that |
they should not kear, unto this day {
Rom. li-Sl I
Here is two testimonies that
positively states that they, Isra-
lites, could not believe, hence ,
Christ was not the end Of the
law to them Neither could they {
believe until the fulness of the |
Gentiles come in; as it reads,
For | would not, brethren. that We {
should be ignorant Of this mystery, lest
yc should be wise in your own conccits $
that blindness In part is happened to Is
racl until the funess OF the Gentilcs be {
come in, Rom, lies {
And when this time comes. 7
Then all Israel Shall be saved.
Please read again,
Aud SO all Israel shall be saved. MS !
Y II written There shall come cut or !
sioD tho DoliyereF and shall turn away
lngndl:DCss from Jacob lRom tl-oG 4
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The P re- Adam
ties as Viewed
by D, II. ROBERTS
Saginaw Ark

Well Dear readers, ] viii now
take up CREs. Vol A No. 6 Of May
the 25th. And AZ freely admit
that there arc many. nations,
therefore | find nothing in 1t hall
50 frightful as one, after having
read his closing remarks Of No. 8
would expect. And my nerves
are moderately stoady all things
considered, AS | have failed to
receive my CREssEr fDr Oct. i
cannot toll how the Ed. ID getting
along now days. He begins in
this CREs. By mentioning my d.
costing the evidence Of his previous
arguement, must say that after
Hail stone OF truth from Gods
word struck his previous argue
mont that q man had as well try TO
digest dish Of moon shine, as
what was left In the argnement
under consideration, be meutions
the two this, and the to that of
Gods word; but no evidence yet
that they reiered to ADAM, and .
Pie Adam.
He quotes rs Matt IS: Is, and
says Yes, this we say is the
BEST Of scripture to hold up the
two men theory. say il il ia you
will surely never DO able 20 estab-
lIsh your theory aud had better
acknowledge it. SO now dear
readers. | will take up my 18Th
proposition which reads-That by
the SINS Of Adam; death passed
upon both Jew and Gontile.' We
have IN The passed. prayed this 10
some OF the readers at least, vet
we will here mention IL again.
: Begin right and the battle ia baltI
woD, is an old and wise maxim
So ! will ask Il few questions for
those who have mind capable Of
thought, to think shout. Ist. |
Was tho frst man Adam it'll
subject for the spirit world where
tod, Christ, and the holy angels
now dwell: 2nd. Have we any |
scripture, that would canse us to
believe, that Adam would have |
went to heaven, or anywhere else
if be had not disobeycd? 3rd /!
" hen God told Adam that If he /
disobeyed he should die, was not |
the implication that he would con
time TO live the same human life
that he was living, II he did not
disobcy2 4th. Ia there 80 much |
as a hint IN the word OF God that
Adam would ever change from
human to Divine nature? 5th
What kind OF life did Adam Ioso
human or Divine? 9Th. Can a
man lose something not in his !
possession, or that has never been
promised him2 Now ! believe all
Bible readers, after giving the !
above due consideration would |
answer as follows lst. No. 2nd :,
70. 3rd. Yes. 4tb. No. 9Th
human lite was lost. And 6th, No
My l4th. Proposition reads.
That by Christ's righteousness
n paying the ransomc: restitu-
ION OF life will be granted to all
Who can appreciate il. upon their
ccepting Christ, through faith in
nm; as the lamb slam. for their
IN; whether they be Jew or Gen:
Hes"
The first thing we will notice
'ere Is tho word RANSOM" In
iosea ID: ii we read-'I viii. rar.
ON them tom the power of the
rave; | will redeem them from
leath: o DEATH, | will DO tby /,
'laguc; 0 grave, | will be thy des /
ruction.' 10 the above We have
me definition, viz. Release from
'apsivity;;' but in Tim. 2: 6 the
-.
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age, then there is special duties
resting on them that there are
but the very few who ever FIJI
those special duties hence there
is but small, hope for any under
the one man theory. A womau
preacher cnce said to us, four
ideas upon these things ii this, We
believe that when Paul spoke BY
inspiration; he spoke all right
bnt when he spoke us Paul he was
as liabie to be wrong; inst III
much 50 as my self, Or any one
who might speak III the same
manner of SELF
This, W. answered, would De
poor logic. for we reminded the
sister Of tile TACT that Paul had
said to her, and /, and who would
come under his gospel, that we
should be followers Of him as he
was Of Christ. Please read.
iieye followers o. nr, even a, also
nm of Cirst ! Cor. Il II
Chrlstnever spake "a his 9wn name
or fpr hlmselfj Neither did Paul.
NOT neither must We, il VT intend
to follow Paul, as he did Christ.
Hence, we must look to some
other way OF harmonlzing the lam
guage we have before lis, which
we shall do in some future issue,
For the present we shall notice
some Of Bro, Roberts expressions
and questions.
question: WAS the first man
Adam a fit subject Ter the spirit
world, where God, Christ and the
Holy Angels nov DWELL
To this question, Bro Roberts
answers No. Now we say that il
the Bro. has reference TO the man
who God created Oh the sixth day;
W. then shall agree with HIM:
For he was not n fit subject for
heaven, nor there were none of his
descendants fit subjects until
Christ died and created them a.
new in him.
But if he he's reference TO THE
NAH Adam who was formed from
the dust of the ground after tho
seventh day. Then we will have
10 beg leave to differ With him on
MS answer. For this man whom
God formed ard placed in theI
garden, Luke says was the Son of
Tod, please read;
Which was the son Of Enos which
was the son Of Seth which was the son
If Adam, which was the son of God,
luke 3-3s
How any one could say that
his man was not fit subject FOR
he place where God, Christ aud
he Holy Angels dwell, that is, be-
ore he violated Gods command
cannot say.
And while all evidence is that
10 was ft subject for the spirit |
Vorld-yet we say il was not 10
ended by the God that formed him
Or it to DO that way; for God in.
ended him to live forever in the
arden, Hence. God said to the
nan, In the day thou eat thereof
hou shalt surely die: Then we
elieve that If he had not OF eat
{ the forbidden fruit. he would OF
wed forever in the garden. No
eed of an emigration. This
would answer the second question,
lso the third. With the exception
hat THE man Adam had no spirit.
al attributed in bin. Just to
bink that the Son Of God had no
pirituallity about him, Let the
arkest Gloom of Deaths Sad
light, cover such an Idea as the
sators covered the great deep.
To he continued.
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I. But as God hsth distributed 10 ever
: man. as the Lord hath called every on
iso let him walk. And so ordainI ii ii
churches,
4 Is airy man called being circnmcised
J lci him nol become upc'rcumrised
any called in uicirciaacisions let hi
not beefuimceed,
Cirfani'tsi0n smoking, snduncIrcuun
cisipn a hplflng bur The Keeping OF a,
cgumandlp 'itts III God
~ esefy man ,t,ids in HE samecailinj
wherein ne WINS called. Cor, Z " ri
~
PAUL hare declares that ht
fordalned IN every church, that i,
any men was called il circumci
| sion there he should abide Fot
NJ saia CIRCUMCISION WAS moth
ing put we @heplss q tle com
inanG 'hents q G"d and That
uhcifca'nclsicn WAS a''o, keep
NY my ~ lnApiidineiits OF God.
i'eii liie conclusion u 1851 was
ueep SiHAs' ior 1pas eommanh-
menus should De Kept Now
az IA ms instruction To linn
Quay was Ems.
STUDY Y Sae" '',self approved anlo
9oa' = "otNmna TIM neede'h MOI 10 be
ashamed 'gDtly dividing The word Of
'rn'0 t2Ilm' : -l5 ]
Paul oave Timothv =
stand that III mnst 49,, NH I
division Of The word "a a. :
~ a,.,,l5 , 80 0'a0
this. And his stndv would ho,o
to be such as would he ,n,,.o,o,
of by the God of hesvan ccr,o
peonln-sav that p.,,l hoa AZ;
ioielehee 70 inc dividing the
"oi0 oVO"eeh SUM ana sinner
~. " nlusV saS rignt hcre, that
"iiei . soou lor salnV IS good
- ~ s'nner' 20 then IL IS not
V'O A'iiu VI d oiSision winch IS
~ 80 'naue r0r ranl mas given
nsOi 'o''ons " llniotby on GER
'a'n t'oilVs' tliac u we are not
,no - W. me VI thought; 1t
VIZ Vahe d mighty scholastic
'e',ei " soive tllls problem,
'iN'i - lecorucu Ia This Ian
Let no, \ widow IA ,.,.n I'LL,
number undor ,hr.oso,,.a ,., =,
inc been ma vita - 49,, III, !, m'
tal
~" ~ aiia''s' ye VINO nave
4 y W 'liousanus' come now
eienu ple poor "idoW
" ~ nus NV o. 'iseu 10 Vfle age OF
- 'ooie sears' uhder your
inp "a oar tbo r;d,,n 80 -
400 az sivtr ;n.o ~ -, ve
he saws acain ~
~, ~, go.
J H., M, S'"''' ~
,,,.;os, Cyst. """'oH
TIN !, I
And she is not only required
to be sixty years OLD; but she
must have done all the following
duties; please read.
Well reported of for rood wo-,,.. !,
she have brourb, m ch,ldron !, -,
have lodged strangers If sbs h.ro .,n
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QUESTION NO Isl

Whas were tho promises for
sle salvation q the millions 81
qeapla taat died beioro tho cruel
saon ~ tSe Saviour,
what promises ,have the Gen
5ieg Tor salvation
~ What authority have we.
,os cslirr tho Creator God.
Il, s. Depus
Mountain Grove No.
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Page Of Inquirers
Question No. 6s.

Nay M i'tAat David said. lint.
'htre WE po bands in the de ii j Il
~ickeds iPsails 73--3-4l
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-26

How can men read these plain
truths and still say there were
not two men. But we are not
satisfied yet Paul in talking to
the Cor brethren says.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-04-27

Easter services were held at the
G. p. church last Sunday night.
The evening was one of much
spiritual upbuilding.
Big shipment Of Screen
Doors at Smith & Robertson's.
Lowest prices in town. 14tf