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CONGRESSMAN JONES
LECTURE POSTPONED

The lecture which Hon. Vim. \. Jones
intended To give at King George {. H..
Monday. Jnly Both. has been postponed
until Monday. August 10Th, when 1t IL
hoped the occasion will Doe "a gI'at sue
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PURCHASED LUNA PARK

The Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company hos
bought Luna PARK. near Washington.
from Frederick lngcrsoll
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MINERS WANTED.

Steady employment will be given to
20 machine men ton air-drills) at Sl.35,
and TO 100 labOrers at $l.lO, under
ground, at the ArIninius Mines near
Mineral, Virginia. ma lolh
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HAD TWO RIBS BROKEN

Mr.. Minor Sullivan. Of Stafford, while
blowing I'm hi- field on Monday. had two
of his ribs broken 10y the plow running
on a large stone and striking him.
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GOOD WHEAT CROP
AT TRAVELLERS REST"

Mr.. !. b. Gray, on Traveller Rest
estate. in Stafford. has threshed LIS
bushels of wheat this season. The quail
ity is very fine
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WAITED, rs SMALL FARMS

Wanted. % small cheap farms. Adj
dress or call on \. c. Garrison, Guineys,
Va il7Ilm
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Connections al Frederick ~hurs With +. 4 T..
X u. and Mary land. Delaware and Ntr..iuih EAii-
Sey Co. At Orange with SaHthcrn 3. K. ana
Chesspeake 4 Ohio H. q.
The ou!y line L. the 'hanc@.i0rsyii!c sn0 Vii
derne-- Battenelds
Eastern STANDARD Time. Daily exceItSundaS.
". Il. klCHARuS. Gen. Manager.
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The Free Lance is prepared to do oil
kinds of job printing in hrst-elass stylt
at moderate prices.
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HAVE THE FREE LANCE SENT TO
YOU.

Frederick sburgers who leav, the city
for the summer can have The Free Lance
sent to them, so they can keep informed
OF affairs here during their absence. Ad-
dresses can be changed as often as de
sired. Send your order to the Office.
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POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIEDMONT RAILROIt

TINE IARIN NJ. +.
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Fancy Grenadines, Figured Organizes
and other Summer REDUCED PRICES follows:

Lot NOD II pieces Plat, silk MuIl- price, 10 cts..
yours during this snle. al II ct-
bot SCI. o. pieces Fancy Silk Stripe Grepadnes, 70
cts. r.,lucel to 3Y cts
Lot Not 7pio- SIX Eocnno, less than %
cts, sac price. ! =. cts. cash.
lot SO. =. About % pieces OF the pretest Figured
French Organizes and Fancy Figured SILK Organdies sold
''ll the way from - 20 3d. ALL. ALL ALL reduced to
I -. cash i sold quick
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higgins Items.
By Kate and Pheba.

Received to late for last week |
Kind editor here Va ore ogain
after u weeks absence.
Qn'le u crowd a, church at Logan
Sunday.
John Rnyborn and family visited
Jesse Tate and family Sunday.
Fred Horton Lola Cohlc Oscar
Higgins. Bertha Cohlr George
Carlton and LIS MUIR visited nj
Lewis Ta,es sunday
Flora Zlrsctky visited Ella
Black Monday.
Eli Tate and family visited Isaac
''urch ADD family Sunday.
Josiah fa.c aud wife visitod
James Wilson and wife Sun.
Chns Coble is working for l..
B. Tate at present.
Cal Baty Ess:c and Nettic
Huggins visited at Marion
Zirsehky Sunday.
Oma hnrcn was quito sick Sun
day night With SICK headache but
is better 10Y
Addo aud Oma Bgrch visited
EdG and Ncsiu Tate Sunday, |
hopo Jon had good tina girls.
I.ige Bay aud w,;e who has
been gone 10 Kansas bias returned
nome,
q" say Bertha what has become
Of your lace you received Sun
Well will elase 90 by BIZ T. ~
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NTHH WNVt.
Spokane W "hin,,on
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QUESTION No Ii

Also tell me- Whist We ntc 10 learn
from the 10 Ch. of Genesis uhcr,
jaroh calls his sons to gather ,hcmscly,.
'"ga'hcr TIM, he nigh, tel, them WIN,
should bcfall them in the las, DAYS.
f, L, sappington
Seguin Wash,
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Janarsun City No.
I. \. NAY 81, 1905.
To tic Editor.

/ To the Editor. &
] send you the following
citation issued by this Board, in
order that you may give it public-
''y IN The even, you think il would
be Of interest to any Of your read
ers:-
On complain, made 10 this Board
several months age by the National
Refining Company Of Cleveland
Q. !ha, the freight rate on oil ne.
tween ST Louis and kansas City was
excessive, and tina, the rate IRON
ST. Louis to kansas City being az
GEMS per cwt, and from kan.
sas City TO ST. Louis Only ~ ceuts
per cwt., Wis discrimination again.
st the ives, bound shipments. Public
hearings were held and this Board
ordered tina! the rate between the two
cities should no, exceed u cents
in either direction. Complaints are
now filed with this Board. alleging
teat the freight ra,e on oil in this
State is exorbitlnt, that it is in ex.
cess OF rates charged for like distan.
ces between points it, this states
TO points in other states therefore in
order that a full and exhaustive
hearing Of The whole question be had
II IS ordered that a formal hearing
will be held by this Commission in
the Commercial Club room, kansas
City Mo-. beginning at Q: 30 a
M, June rs. 1000, to which al
railroad companies doing business in
this State are hereby cited to appear
and show cause if any there be why
the freight rate on oil shall no, be
materially and substantially reduced
All interested persons are re.
qnesied 10 attend the hearing and
give this Commission such inlorma.
ton as they may have bearing on tn.
subject.
BY order Of the Board Of K. X.
u W. Commissioners.
Joe p, Rice, Chairman.
II. Il. Bradbury, Secretary.
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QC Es TON No. 4

Fro. Carrot. please tell us what aod
i@cant. when ho said that hu would SOW
The house OF Israel aud the house Of
Judah with the seed OF man and the
&C" 81 Deas'St WIN Brnrpur
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TO ANSW Frs.

Please harmoaize thesa two scrip
lures.
And unto Abssl,m there were born
'hrs" sons. aud one daughter. whose
manu- was Tamar. sho was woman Of
fa'r Gosntsnanee. e Sam, li-27.)
And
Now Absalom in his lifetime had
taken aud reared ~ fer hin sell pillar
which is in the kings dale. for he said
have no son to keep my name In
smambsrence; and he called The pillar
"ftsr his own name. aud il is called unto
This day Absaom's place. t. Sam,
SIS, IS. @ Merritt,
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QUESTION NO. 10

Rrn. Garrett will YOU allow mr. ~ ask
'h's question through The inol,ir,
column Of Your valuable paper. And II
no "'hnr preacher ar person answers !,
Won plca'c answer. which IL. plpns,
aSrhin the last pay craph " the - Oh
If lsniah II l. Sonninr,,,
Segnn WASH
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- - - 49, Se~8 b0O
Jssv ~ - minsls with them;
|shis niddls vall vss tarn down
~ Chrstss death; and 10 the scrip.
tire sefsrfed to above, Va learn
that God makes this truth plain
to Peter, BY the sheet which he let
dow from heaven. with all man.
ner Of fourfootsd bsasts, aud wild
beasts. Those Wild beasts rspres.
eating the Gentilss; after bsing
cleanssd 20 that Peter would learn
that God had cleansad them. For
this is the language God used to
Pstek o
And be said unto them ye know how
that Il Is an unlawful thing for .,an
that Is a Jew to keep COMPANY or come
unto one o: smother nation bnt God
hath Showed me that should not call
any man common or unclean tina, He
had cleansed. Acts. 1928.
And in order to accomplish
this end, after the sheet had. been
let down, God said to Peter.
"arise Peter; kill and eat" Peters
reply was. mot so Lord, nothing
common or unclean hath entered
into my mouth" Then God said.
What ] have cleansed. that call
not thou common, or unclean {"
(Acts 10th, Oh. J This positive
declaration from God, teaches
Peter a lesson. First. that God
had ORGANISED the Gentlles; second
that the Gentiles are DO more nm
nnclean people, which brings
from the lips of Peter. this Ian.
guaae; "vhat was I that could
withstand God, Now l perceive
that God is no respectsr OF per.
son. That unto the Gentiles.
he has granted repentance unto
life" yes, this learned Peter
their robes had beeu washed,
and made white in the blood OF
the Lamb.
and knowing that Christ had
given him the keys of the king.
dom, he was willing to opei,.the
door of faith to them; and this
having been Accomplished by him
at the house Of Cornelius. Christ
then makes choice of Paul, for an
apostles to the Gentiles, and II
minister of the gospel of upcir-
cumrlslon. Peter, himself was
IN apostle aud minister Of the
gospel OF circumcision. Where.
fore Cornelius said to Peter.
Four days ago Twas fasting until
this hour. and ut the ninth hour I
prayed in my house, and behold,
n man stood before NO in bright
clothing, aud said, Cornelius: thy
prayer is heard, and thine aims
are had in remembrance in the
sight of God. Send therefore to
Jepla, and call hi,her Simon,
whose surname was Peter; he its
lodged IN the house Of one Simon
a tanner by the seaside. who
when he cometh, shall speak unto
thee. Immediately therefore |
sent to thee; and thou hast we'll
done that thou art come. Now
therefore are VIZ all here present
hoiore q ID, to here all things
tina. are commanded thee of God.
Then Peter opened hls mouth,
and said, q. truth | perceive
that God is NC resp,ctor of per.
sous; But in every nation he
that 'eareth him, and workcth
righteousness Is accepted with
him "
tPrevious to this, Cornelius had
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CREATION
IS 4 AND I
FORMATION


| "hsFs . % mai pat bis molly spirit
within himi Isaiah GIL
And many other passages are
found to show that the Jews had
this spirit before Christ came TO
earth as man; bu: the gift Of
the Holy Ghost, is. first, the love
OF God shed abroad In our hearts
by the power Of the Holy Ghost,
second, endowing them with
power; third, 10 teach them all
things which Christ had taught
them while he was With them on
earth. Ii is true, that the Gen
tiles had to be given tins spirit
at Christ's death; but while that
is true, the Holy Ghost had with
them It's Office work 70 DO, in
shedding upon them the gift of
love, the endowment with power
the teaching Of al! things; and
this remark had it's public start
ing point at the house of Cornell
ious. winch brought to Peters
mind these words of Christ.
John indeed baptized with water;
hu, We shall be baptized with the Holy
Ghos, lAcis 11--l6
Here is just where Peter learn
ed that Christ had spoken this to
them in a parable, and that i,
had reference TO the Gentiles, no
wonder then thai the eyes Of the
Jews were blinded; when his
discipics and apostles did not
clearly understand his parallels.
This was the will III The Father;
50 that the Gentiles might re-
ceivc the gift of the Holy Ghost.
This was great mystery; the
bringing in of the Gcntiles, and
the making of them Il chosen
nation Il royal Priesthood O, how
plain the language OF Christ is
10 the true follower Of CHRIST by
t. he i, s..ecrcd clear Of the Rocky
Noun aims Of doubt. through the
beautiful plains Of light, appcaS
ing the desire of the hca"t. by
vhe ripping waters o. lite. rs
they cone gliding aIorS tie 81
very cord OF time. Ana 10 Sa;-
i,iy the weary aud worn traveller
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Page Of Inquirers
QUESTION No. 2.

QUESTION No. 2,
Ed. as there is so many that
think they know the scriptures
and l thought by your permits.
sion / would ask the following
question.
QUESTION FOR MINISTER'S
TO ANSWERS.
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Il - - 49,
preached unto them the word Of
God ssying,) "The word which
God sent INTO the children OF
lsrssl, preaching peace by Christ.
(he i Lord OF ALL That word
| say. ys know. which was pub
lished throughout oil Judea. and
began from Galilee, after the nap
tism which John preached; And
Christ commanded US His discip-
Ies) to preach to the people, and
to testify that it Is be which was
ordained of God to be the Judge Of
the qpick and the dead To him
give all the prophets witness. that
through his name whosoevar be.
1
lieveth in him shall receive remis.
sion of sins. While Peter yet
spake these words, the Holy Ghost
fell OH all them which heard the
word, And they o: the c,rcumcis.
ion which believed we're astonish.
ed. as maty as came with Peter,
because that OH the Gentlles also
was poured GU: the gift of the
Holy Ghost. (See Acts 10 CHI,
How true that the two people is
here spoken of.
! Also it is evidently true, that
On the day of Penticost. this secret
OF tn" GentiIos coming in was not
|yet made known to the apostles !;
the promise was, that when the
comforter came, be should bring
all things to their remembrance
whatsoever Christ had told them
but that promise did not say that
thsy shonldknow oil things in one
day. That promise is n little
older than some people may think
for Peter did not know that the
Identities were to be brought in,
until God made it knowa to him
at the house of Corpelious,
This was partly made known
while he wns on the housetop: and
after he reached tho house of Cor.
nellus he then fully understood
the great secret, aad said "Of a
truth, ! perceive that God is no
raspacter of persons. Then Peter
was fully prepared to answer the
question, whether the promise ex.
tended unto the Gentiles; that it
was to them and was also to their
children, and to all that believe
on the-word of God, and trust in
Jesus, the Savior of the world.
After Peter ends his mission with
Cornelius hn returns to Jerusalem
again, to them of his own nation.
And no SOONER had he got there.
than they accused him Of he,rg
with tho Genties, saving, "Thcu
wentest IN To mea uncircumcised,
and didst pat with them. Then
Peter had to rehearse the matter
from the beginning, and expouud-
ed il by orIer unto them. And
then h. went on to tell them all
about his past experience, and
how that. while he was in Joppa,
he saw in u vision, when he was on
the huusetnp, certain vessel des
cnn9, as it had been great sheet
let down from heaven; aud when
he had fastened his eyes upon lt,I
b" saw thereon all manner of
I,na 4
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~ tksssLI, Please tel MS wbnt th.
'coa "t man rad the seed If beasts M,
.""' ' }" " gong TO spw the house Of
1'f'c' and the honsc OF Judah with,
--lamc, plrkua.
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lsss forth. whIoh " sh1,l-ne~
endeevur = 40; and Is do this "
|shsll first take mp lhes works d
tths Lord. through Petsr. At the
house Of Cornelius. Peter was
slndging with one Simon the
tanner, whose house was by the
seaside and 1t came to pass, On a
certain day, that he went ND on
the h0usetop to pray; and ii was
about the sixth hour; while there
he became very hungry; and
would have eaten. hut while they
made ready, be tell into a trance
land saw heaven opened, and a
CERTAIN vessel descending unto
him, as ithad been q great sheet
knit at tho four corners, and let
dawn t. eartn; where on all man.
ner of four.footed beasts of the
earth: aud wild beasts, and Green
ing things. and fowls OF the air
| And there came Il voice to him.
rise. Peter; kill. and eat. But
Peter said, not so, Lord; for ]
have never eaten anything that
is eommon or unclcan. And the
voice sptke unto him again the
second time, what God hath
clnansed, that call not thou com
mon; this was done thrice; and
the vessel was received up again
int" heaven (Sec Acts, 10th
CHI, 9th. to 10Th, Vs.
| After God had shown Peter all
this, he still doubted what it al
meant; and while he was think
! ing over the matter, "Rchold the
men which were sent from o
man called Cornelius, Il centurion
, o, the band, called the Italian
band, made inquiry for Simon s
: house, and asked waethcr Simon
whose surname las Peter. was
I lodged there. an" while Peter
thought on tlp V, III, the spirit
sad unto him, ~ .;ehold. three
men sock thee. Arise there
fore, and get thee down, and &c
with them. doubling nothing. for
| have sent them.
Then Peter went down 10 the
men which we're sent unto him
from coruelius, and said, BEHOLD
! am whom We seek what is the
cause wherefore yc are Gomez and
they told Peter their errand and
;Ecn 30 took them IN, and the next
day following, he went away with
them. And as | cter came into the
house. Cornelius met him, and
fell down A. h,s feet AMI Worship
ed him; But Peter ii'tca him up.
and said unto him. "".-tanA M:
myself also mn IA man." And
Peter iouud there, many that had
come ,oGctaer, And ha said unto
them, We kruw how that II is en-
IN awinl thing for man ,nat is "A
jew No Keep company, or come un.
TO one ct another nation; but God
hath showed me that | should not
call any nan common or unclean.
Therefore came | unto You with.
OUT ga'nsayiag, ~ snon a. was
sent for. | ask therefore for what
'ni"nt y" have sen, for mc?" fSe.
Acts, 10th th.) Before We 20 rny
''f'"e' VIC wish Ia present Won
WITH Il lev things thu; iSc,nnee,cd
with tins portion O. scripture.
FF4', we learn from Peters
own language, one great fact
which We hGy, Sc, f..,h from
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AND fUHLIsHas

colann, per year. =. $500
=. 49,. 1000
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Professional cards, Scots. q mon.
locals per line. LIST. insertion. Os
subsequent Insertions. OF
Llssl GdusrGsfmesfs wX 6e con.
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Question VI, =

""' '" thc tlGh"Sf part uf the ,'ns
81 tho Garth? Aud define the hjrAe.
part from the loves, pariy
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-16
GAMBLING AT SUMMlTVU.kr
Ministers Are Alleged to Have
Found a Bad State Of Affairs
Call For Investigation
Palladium Special. I

Summitville, Ind, April 15.-It de-
veloped today that several ministers
and other law and order citizens will
appeal to the county prosecutor to in
vestigate the rumors of the most fla
grant form of gambling in some of
the saloons of Summitville. Frequent
complaints by women, who repre-
scented that their husbands were los
ing their earnings through gambling
are said to have caused the Rev. Mr..
Underwood and the Rev. F. L. Lacy
to make an investigation. 1t is alleged
that there is more gambling in Sum-
mitville now than ever before, due to
an influx of gamblers who have been
run out of Marion, Anderson, Fair
mount and Alexandria. The town is
almost in the Madison and Grant coun-
ties line, thereby affording gamblers
chance to escape when In danger OF
arrest.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-16
FOR NEW lift
ELEVATOR AT COURT HOUSE
Chicago Elevator Concern Gets Con-
tract for Outfit Which VIII Cost
S1,425 - Electricity will Replace
Water Power Motor.

The County Commissioners met
Saturday and let the contract for the
new elevator at the Court House.
This matter has been postponed for
several weeks, but 1t is now certain
that the elevator will be ready to op-
crate by May Is, as that time has
been set as the limit for the Arm to
finish the machine.
A we'll known elevator firm In Chi.
cago received the contract, the M
being $1425. About $500 was app ID.
priated by the County Council, but
the plant can be installed at a cheap
or price, according to the bids.
The new machine whic> will run
the elevator will be run by electricity
and will replace the old water motor.
which has been out OF repair since
it was first installed. The old car will
beused, which will mean great saw
ing to the county.
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bles OF euchre. The tables were dec
GRATED with French baskets of bride
roses, which were the prizes for the
bride roses. which were the prizes
for the game. The china gifts were
placed in a straw nest decorated
with chicks, ribbons and ferns. and
the gifts were placed in fancy eggs.
Mrs. Florea was assisted by Mrs. Eli
"a Horris of Cincinnati and Mrs. j. D.
Stanton. Among the guests were
Mrs. Mark Wilson and Miss Alma
Lohr of Richmond, Mrs Frank Will
liams and Mrs. J. P. Humble of Gin
cinnati, and Mrs. J. Murphy of Green
castle.-Indianapoli News.
Misses Ethel Amos and Leah Car
michael entertained a number of their
friends last evening at the latter
home on North Main street, in honor
of Miss Ruth Parkinson, of Richmond,
who has been the guest of friends in
this city for the past few days.-Rush-
vile Republican.
The Daughters of Indiana in New
York, society of ABOUT seventy-five
members, women that formerly lived
in this State, will have a meeting
Monday afternoon in the College
room of the Hotel Aston Miss Mary
Garrett Hay is president, and Mrs.
William c. Breed is chairman of the
entertainment. 1t will be a philan-
thropic day program, and among
those that will take part are Alexan-
der Johnson indianapolis and Fl
Wayne) general secretary of the Ma
tional Conference Of Charities and
Correstions, who will deliver an ad-
dress on ''The Newer Phases in
Charity" He will be followed by
Robert Hunter (Tcrre Haute), Mrs.
Albert Salinger, who will speak on
Some Phases of the Public School
Lectures in New York" and by Mrs
Frederick Nathan. The program will
open with two piano solos by Rudolph
e. Reuter-.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-16

mates amount to nearly $50, 600, coo,
and the war secretary stated that the
government now accepts what he de-
nominated "the blue water principle"
namely, that the navy at it's present
strength is capable Of defending Eng
land from invasion. In accordance with
this principle many Notifications along
the English coast will be abandoned
and some Of the colonial garrisons will
be reduced. Secretary Haldane ex-
pressed the hope that other nations of
Europe would take steps to reduce the
ornaments, which constitute such a
heavy burden upon the people.
The British war secretary under the
new Liberal government was born In
1856 and educated at Edinburgh acad-
envy and Edinburgh and Gottingen uni
versities. He has represented Hadding-
tonshire in parliament since 1885, has
been a university lecturer and is the
author Of works on educational, philo-
sophical and economic subjects.
Judge Stewart of Oklahoma, who
will probably be one of the senators
from the new state, came from Texas
originally and was q law partner Of
Senator Bailey.
1--WE hear a lot Of advice to young
men nowadays" said the Judge, but 1
think that the best precepts for any
young man were those Of father in
my part Of the country who told his
son that the three things he needed to
observe to get along in this world were
embraced In these words Of advice:
Ride hard. shoot straight and tell the
truth"
Brander Matthews since he has be-
come prominent as a spelling reformer
has discovered that he has many fol-
lowers among the students Of Columbia
university, where he is professor Of