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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-03-11

Church. This is the spirit of
Religion which is looked at as
the religion of our Lord and
Master. This kind of worship
has been manufactured By satan
And satan has placed it in the
hands of his servants. for the
purpose of deceiving honest
hearts. And thousands has been
deceived. Please read.
Aud msny shallfoliow 'hrit pernic'ou
uays. by reason Of whom the way Of
truth shall BE ,yil sp,acn Of.
And through crve,ousaess sh III the,
witi icigUtd words make h,icasni.i.e
Of you; whose jnlemcn; now OF a long
time lins,re!h hot aud their Iai Lion
suuher,h no, . Pete, a-2-a.
By such a hypocritcal practice
As il is claimed to DC the religion
OF the Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ. Many has not only fol,
owed their pcrnic ,uS ways: And
has been made lnercnandis'. And
hundreds, has cried out ana sid
that there is no God. ana that II
there is such n God, that he is
more cruel than they Mould be
themselves. And this false pre-.
Jention has brought dcsolalion to
Il my home, and has caused
thn heart OF the wife to bleed.
and the child to Cry for bread
We .,hali at this stage of our ar
guencnr present some Of the
,oual!Cd Churches Of today. And
those tina, We speak OF shall be
an example for the Whole.
We Wis., to say right here.
that We do not want our readers.
to tlink for a MON Mt flat Wc
say therc is no Christian people
in those socillcd Churches. But
we do want them to rldcrstand
that we claim ,ha: there is good
and bad in ~ Churches Just Il,
there was IT, The churches spck
en- I'll b. joan the 'inyola.o".
Wb.t We ave ago.ng % Sow ~,
'hc two sD.,i lis tl..t We la, SpOk
en- o. pJOY2. Wherefore we shall
pr"ao,,. die l!onlan Catholic
Church FIRST as she is called the
mother Church by many Of the
others. A part Of the y ople Of
Itl1y c Gll no. rilNrr II. assoc
iatIon cf this Church in ,hcir
governmental affairs So they
state and Church.
Low in separating Church
t.om state governmcnt, VS. it
separating the religion If Christ
from tie state government We
must answer they did not. AND
to prove that We have answered
correctly, we shall as; you TO
read somco' the teachings o. this
CHr:ch ald then compaleit with
The word OF God Please read.
'Abso!Ction is The sentence
pronounced by the priest in the
place OF God, foreiving the sill.
lcr who has confessed his sins.
lie does WhatJesus Christ would
10 il he was upon earth. For
he priest is sent by Jesus Christ
he Son of God. with the same
lOwer to remit sins with which
Re him self was sent by his heav.
My Father"
mission Book. Page. 262 J
This Church says that the sin.
Ter must come to the Pope. Bis.
oops, and Priests into the Con.
c,sion Box and there confess
|, air sins, aud the Priest with
n uplifted hand forgives the
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-03-11

FIR here sl.al. 81 |sr falls: Cnrisls. s'd
fsi.e prophets. and shall slew great
signs and wonders: insunuch that. II IT
WIRE possible. they shall deceive the
very elect
Behold I have told you before.
Wberef.Ie II ,h y shall say unto yon
Behold he ia in the deceit: GO no, forth
behold he IL in the 'ecfe, chambers: be
heve il M, 81. Msi Il a3 -?4-?5 80
Now in this scripture it says if
any man say 10 here is Christ,
believe it not; But this Church
is taught BY its Pope that you
must imagine Jesus Christ in
person in the Priest. Then he
will forgi:e you your sins, and
do this in the place OF God. This
is cxalting himself. And this is
what God says he will do, Please
read.
L1t no man deceive you by any means
/ for lba, day shalI not come. xccp' there
come a falling away first. and HAT man
of sin bp revealed the son ~ pcrdition:
! Who opposcih and .snlle,h himself
| above RI. TIA, IL called Guh, or that T..
wor-hipr,d. 80 u,ai he as God sile'h in
The temple ~ Cod. showing himself that
he j. God Th.s 2-3-4
Now with this before US, the
reader will plainly see that here
is n Church that claims t, he the
Church # Christ which any ,cas.
enable thinking man will see that
Christ condemns it's damnablc
| Hcrsies. There Is no wonder
then that great minds condemn
such religion, and says that it
is not good 10 mix religion and
| politics together. For there is
no mistake, but that good re.
publican Form OF Government is
far better than such a form of
religion as this. For we say
that such fnrmcs of religion. has
whi'lcd little children in the air
on spears, sawed mothers as
sunder. ard ted Fathers to thu
stake and burned them.
Again We shall t; ke the Pro
olson Clu"che $ as 1 w!0ic. BE.
! iarc III" 18th Of oar American
! nation the English Church ruled
England I'll. that come under hrr
dominion. had to te subject to
her Church laws. And such law,
a> the stOutCst man would
! shrink from: on the account Of
their cruelty.
This Church power begin to
orprcs> the C~,onics Of ills
Country, so much that when the
stamp act in lIG; WAS pla.cd
upon them They bcga To lool;
for a place Of relief. Their libcr.
ty now was all gone. Tho Church
of England says you Cgi,ny PEG
pie HUst work tor us: you mn.t
pay high tribute 10 Us, 50 with
o.hc" things the stamp act vas
past ~ the Church.
Anl the act was com
pulsary lev, and such Us the
American Colon,sts could not live
under, And a law in opposition
to the laws of The religion of the
Lord and Saviour. a law that
God never authorized any men
or SIT Of men to WELD over any
part of the human Family. Brt
this has been the spirit Of the |
wicked one even before God cast
him out of heaven. And We
must say that wht n ever this |
spirit of Ju Las gets into body
re ,,n,, ,,l tIo., -
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-03-11
Question No. -.

Eev, l.. $. Garrett, can you
provo by tho word that there is a
living soul! And tho living soul
different from tha soul?
Emil Oliver,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-03-11
Question 10. 80.

I'd. CgEssEr Was John tho
Baptist Gllas. bucket
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-03-11
PAGE OF ENQUIRY

QUESTION FOR MlNI5TERE
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-03-11
PuBLIsHER's

PUBLIsHER's
Nc. Garrett and N. n. Bowers
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-03-11
Ans. to question No. rs
QUESTION no. 4;

Ed. Ci;ESSET--According to Gen.
$40 the Ark rested upon the NOUN
tsins OF Ararai: Why was m3un'sin
used 10 The plural. Instead OF the sin -
gnlarf II IL rested upon mountains.
what was and where were ihose noun
farmland where Is and what become
OF the Ark1
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-11-26
Form the Library Habit.

The News was just thinking If
now would not be the proper
time to make the start for a
public library. AS everybody
knows, we soon will be in Nor
NAL school work which, necessa-
rally. requires many books OF
reference. A good public libra
ny would be of great advantage
to the students. What the
News wishes to impress is that
if YOU form the library habit,
and this means reading books as
well as newspapers and maga-
zines, you will never be lonely
and may always be in good com
pany. A public library would
mean a nice, clean, warm place
in which to spend your leasure
hours.
True, the Ladies' Book Club
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-11-26

has done as well as they could
but they are handicapped in
that they have no place to house
their books. They are now in
the court house and when the
county wants to use their room,
the books must be moved out
and the Saturday afternoon
opening to subscribers
postponed. The News IS not
censuring the Club in the least
but realizes that it is laboring
under difficulties which it would
help them obviate as much as
possible.
The News columns are open
for a discussion of the library
question.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-11-26
lbl Outdoor Games.

(b) Outdoor Games,
Miss Zona Hill and Mr.. Pope.
2::30 Business Meeting to Ad-
jOurnment.
Free discussion on all subjects
as far as time will permit, will
be encouraged.
Patron and trustees are ur-
gently requested to attend
at any and all times.
Teachers are required to at
tend and as they are paid for
their time, will be expected to
take an active part in all the
work.
Arrangement for some public
addresses and night sessions will
be provided for if practicable.
Roll call will be made twice
each day and absentees and tar
dies noted.
A. N. Henson, Co. Supt.
Committee,
Bowen Pope
Emma Neal
Emma Bryson.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-11-26
Notice.

Parents having children in the
Public School under seven years
of age and non-residents are re-
quired to pay tuition, the same
being due the first of every
month and if not paid by the end
of month, pupils will stand sus-
pendedfuntil said tuition is paid.
BY order of School Board,
1t f. NJ. Wilson, Pres.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-11-26
Miss Bernice Mcdonald.
THURSDAY, DEC. %.

Miss Bernice Mcdonald.
THURSDAY, DEC. %.
9 Opening Exercises.
9:15 General Discussion on
Opening Exercises.
9:30 School Hygiene and Eff
ciency," DR.. Wilson.
10 Kindness to Animals -
How to Teach it, "
Miss Maye Cleveland.
1870 Recess.
10:45 Method in Teaching
Phonics and Diacritics, y
Miss Ellen Peevy.
11:3O Drawing" Miss Gillian
II Noon.
1:3O School Law"
Judge Henson.
2 Educational Games.
(a) Indoor Games.
Misses Daisy Bell and Cund.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-11-26
THE HEN AND HER VALUE.
A Few Statistics on The Poultry Product Of
the United States.

MOSU farmers regard tne
poultry business as something
too trifling to merit their atten-
ton. 1t may surprise them to
know that, according to the
twelfth census, there were
raised in the United States pOul-
try to the value of S137, 100000
and eggs to the value of S144,
600, 900 in 1899; and further
more, that in 1908 the poultry
products of the country exceed
ed S500,000, 900, equaling in val
ue the nations wheat crop, and
about three times the value of
the wool crop of the country.
1t may further surprise them to
know that the value of the oats
and potato crop in the United
States in 1907 did not exceed
the value of the poultry pro
ducts of that year, and that in
1899 the nations egg output
was more than the gold and sill
yer mined in any year for half
a century. Ia 1900 the poultry
and egg output was worth more
than the world S annual produc-
tion of either gold or silver in
any year, with two exceptions,
since the beginning of the gold
and silver records.
Small and insignificant as the
poultry products may seem to
the highminded farmer who
deals in big things, they form a
mighty aggregate, and will form
a still mightier one in money
value when the census returns
come. lin next year than in any
year before. Sometimes far
mer admits their worth. We
once heard farmer at an in
Stitute in Iowa telling that his
wife had made more from her
flock of turkeys than he had
made from forty acres of land
that year.
Now we do not want any OF
our readers to quit farming to
go into the poultry business.
They will find it has its limita-
tions. When they get to study
ing the science of the matter,
they will discover that the fea-
theirs of hens are expensive, and
that they have no recognized TIA
BILE value. They will discover
| that hens following feeding cat
| tie do not get a well balanced
\ ration: and as an old friend of
ours over ninety years of age,
/ who for the first time in his life
| had gone into the poultry busi-
nesss, told US naively, There
are more things to learn about
i keeping chickens than | had any
| idea of.
/ There are certain number of
H hens that can be kept on the
N farm at the minimum OF risk
II and the maximum of profit, and
II the wife or daughter is the
III proper person to handle them.
III The ordinary farmer is not suf-
III ficiently educated to undertake
III poultry keeping He had bet
II ter contine himself to things
II that he knows something about,
Y and let his wife and daughters
- run that end of the business;
and then give them the profits.
= He is a rather mean sort Of man
4 that claims the profits of the
2 poultry yard for his own indi-
n vidual benefit. Thou shalt not
e muzlle the OK that treadeth out
i, the corn" In this case the
l wife and daughter are entitled
D not only to bite now and then,
; but to all that is on the barn
I floor. r.-Wallace'S.
: Notice.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-11-26

The News is sorry TO learn
that one of the twins, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hawley, died
on Monday afternoon.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-11-26
PROGRAM FOR RANDALL COUNTY TEACH
ERS INSTITUTE.

ERS INSTITUTE.
To be held at Canyon City High School Be-
ginning Saturday, December IS, and
Closing Thursday, December %.
SATURDAY.
10 Opening Exercises.
Address of welcome,
DR.. Wilson.
Response, Mr.. J. H. Crowley.
Address,
Judge Henson, Ex-Officio Supt.
Enrolment and Organization.
IL Intermission.
1:3O What the Institute should
mean to the teachers"
Mr.. J. L. Redus.
2 Right Conditions for Teach
ing" Miss Sallie McGehee.
2::45 How to get the Best Re-
suits from a Reading Les
son." Miss Fannie Johnson,
General Discussion.
MONDAY, DEC. 20.
8 Opening Exercises.
9:l5 Story Telling, Value and
Methods" Miss Maud CunG.
9:45 Planning and Assigning
Lessons, Mr.. C. Z. Coss.
1890 Recess.
10;45 illustrating as Devices
in Teaching -
Miss Minta Gillian.
1870 United States History
Expansion Of Territory, its
Geographical and Historical
Importance"
Miss Maud Brandon.
II Noon.
1:3O (a) How and When
should a School be Watered" "
Mr.. j. w. Randall.
(b) Should Punishment be
Public or Private?"
Mr.. w. T. Thompson.
(c) What Helps should ev-
cry Primary Teacher have?"
Miss Letitia Lancaster.
I'D is Keeping after School
a good Plan?"
Miss Emma Bryson.
(e) How may good Man
ners be taught?"
Miss Lille Leonard.
/ The Written Recitation, It's
Purpose, How to make the
most of it, How to Grade Pa
pers, What to do with the
Papers after Examined. "
Miss Mcdonald.
TUESDAY, DEC. p.
9 Opening Exercises.
9:15 Quiz on Texas History" "
Judge Henson.
1890 Recess.
1:45 Arithmetic in Practice, )"
Conducted by J. H. Crowley,
y Noon.
1870 Geography
(a) Elementary. Miss Russell.
(b) Intermediate, by Demon
stration, Miss Minnie Frarey.
(c) Advanced, Mr.. c. E. Coss.
3 Recess
3:15 agriculture; How, When,
and Where, " Miss Bryson,
$40 Educational Value of
Current Events,
Miss Sallie McGehee.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. y.
9 Opening Exercises.
9:15 Twenty Words to Spell. "
Given by Judge Henson.
How Conduct my Spelling
Recitation, and what Results
| expect to get from it."
(a) The Primary Class,
Miss Emma Neal
(b) The intermediate Glass.
Mir,, I,,lin El,.n,.n,,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-11-26

Thanksgiving isaname given to
our national festival. 1t had lis
beginning or origin in the days
of the Pilgrim Fathers. After
their first harvest. they decided
to have Il celebration similar in
character to the Hebrews Feast
Of the Tabernacies. After Gov
enor William Bradford and a lit
tie company had gathered mea-
ger crop and death often visited
their infant colony but with all Of
these affections, they found cause
for thanksgiving.
The governor selectedand sent
out four men to the woods to
hunt for turkeys. The colon,
lists invited Massasoit and ninety
of his warriors to share in festiv-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
M'NtIsH RECEIVES
 SHOES BY EXPRESS
COME ONE AT 4 TIME TO PRE- VENT ANY UNUSUAL CROWD ING IN CAR.

One shoe, mans size, shipped from Yuma, arrived at the local express of flee the other day addressed to Coun- ty Engineer J. s. McNeish. The Wells Fargo people didn't know what was in the package. so couldn't share in the feelings of McNeish when Ie opened it and discovered the compan- ionless bootlet.
 4 story lies back of this mysterious arrival of one shoe. At the time .f the Phoenix fair, McNeish was one of merry party that left Bisbee to take in the sights. The party all took a sleeper left here one afternoon, ar irving in Phoenix the next morning.
 When McNeish awoke at Phoenix he couldn't find his shoes anu a search of the car failed to reveal them. His friends all stood around. innocently enough. condoling with h m upon the loss of the feathers, but that didn't help matters any.
 Finally McNeish. in despair, sought the brakeman and succeeded in bor- rowing a pair of slippers. With these on, he was forced to walk up town and purchase a new pair of shoes.
 After he returned to Bisbee he re- ceived one of the shoes by express from Phoenix The arrival ol the other from Yuma fills the pair and re- stores the long lost
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
'OLD KENTUCKY FEUO
 | ECHOES IN LOCAL ROW
TWO FROM BLUE GRASS REGION CARRY GRIEVANCE TO ARIZONA THEN GET IN COURT

Two. men attempted Tuesday night to settle an old Kentucky faed, claimed to be of several years standing. which resulted in the arrest of James Tomlin. charged with as sauIt with a deadly weapon.
 The complainant, W. F. Bottom, and Tomlin are both natives of the same locality in the Blue Grass state and the trouble arose over one of the provoIbial Kentucky fueds of long standing.
 Bottom claims they met near the old custom house on Naco road and after some words, dealing with the old time trouble. Tomlin is alleged to have drawn a 3S-calibre revolver and de. manded that Bottom do likewise and settle the argument then and there. Bottom. being unarmed, made tracks for Justice Burdick's court, swore out a warrant and Constable MeRae ar rested Tomlin short time afterward The revolver was found hidden in the bed-tick in his room. The hearing will take place this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
BOY HAS LIMB BROKEN
 BY HORSE FALLING
sUsTAINS PAINFUL FRACTURE LATE TUESDAY BY ACCIDENT IN BREWERY GULcH.


 Jake Ballard, aged 13 years, a news paper carrier, sustained a broken leg Tuesday afternoon. about o'clock, his left limb being badly fractured short ly below the knee, when a horse he was riding slipped in Brewery Ave nue and fell upon him
 The little fellow was riding a horse belonging to the C. K stable at a rapid pace up the street In attempt ing to make a short turn without 'slaekening his speed, the horse lost his footing and falling to the paved street caught the lads left leg under him. rolling partially over upon his body.
 He was taken to the c. & A. dispen- sary, where his injury was given at tention He was later removed to the home of his mother. a widow, residing near the Grandview lodging house on School hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
couRrLANp AuTo LlnE.

Dobson & corbett, Proprftors. Reg. ular trips to and from Courtland if has been demonstrated that the daily. Auto for hire after ?. ID. Phone ss7 or A.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
OPTION WORKERS AND
 OTHERS GET BUSY!
BOTH SIDES TO COMING CONTEST GROW MORE ACTIVE AS ELEc- TON DATE APPRoAcHEs.

Although both sides of the saloon antisaloon fight are keeping rather quiet, saying little about the work they are carrying on among the voters |of Blsbee, yet each is doing 6 great deal of missionary work for tleir side of the question. This is especial ly true of the anti-saloonist element. The towR was recently divided into districts. each portion being given in charge of captain with a corps of workers under his command. These are carefully making the rounds of the city. ascertaining where possible, the convictions and the side which will obtain the vote of each man. These are then reported at headquar- ters and if the vote be for the wet" interest, the voter is visited and ar gument resorted to in an effort to change his conviction.
 Another phase of their fight is the close watch kept upon the registrar tion for the election It has been rum ored several times that Illegal regis tration had been discovered, but nothing definite has ever come of he reports.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
GROWS ID
 BE POPULAR GAME
ALLEYS AT Y. M. c. A.. ARE CROWDED WITH PLAYERS NIGHTLY PRAcTiciNe.

Bowling has taken such a hold on local pin-killers of all classes that the Y. M. c. A. has decided to cut out the box-ball alley and devote it to the sport for which it was originally in- tended.
 There are at present two alleys in the building. and owing to tine fact that there are no other alleys in town. these two are sadly overworked, an average of about 60 games a night being bowled thereon. The breakup of the Bisbee alleys, the only otne-s in town, came at time when the season was just beginning.
 It was planned to form four or six club league at the beginning of the season, but owing to the impossi- b.Iity of securing alleys the project had to be given up.
 Thursday night the Sprays. team composed of miners at the Spray shaft, will bowl the local association team at the Y. NJ. c. A.. having chal- lenged them few days ago. Games between the Reds and Blues, picked three men teams. will also come off in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
TAXES OBLIGATION ID ENTER MINISTRY
ARTHUR PORTER GOES TO GLOBE TO BE OBTAINED FOR SERVICE IN coLoRED BAPTIST CHURCH

That the colored Baptist church on Chihuahua hill, known as the Second Baptist church, is to have new pas tor soon was indicated yesterday, when Arthur Porter left for Globe, where he will be ordained a minister
 He will return and take charge of the congregation, which has been without a leader for several weeks since Rev. c. Williams, the former pastor resigned as the outcome of a factional mix-up at a church meeting in which Porter is alleged to have thrown Williams out of the church for interrupting and protesting at a meet ing over which he was presiding. The affair received considerable airing in the polica and justice courts at the time.
 Porter. who will have the title of
 Rev. tackled to his name when he returns. is janitor ab the Central school. Notwithstanding his duties as pastor of the church, he will stiIl con tinue on the job at the schoolhouse weekdays. administering to his flock in the mesnss-ne