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STOCKTON & HAGAN
Resumed Business

NSSu11eQ business
Having been ont of the painting and
paper business for about four years,
have decided to again resume this class
of work, and use this method to ask
a share of your patronage, guarantee
ing first class work in every respect.
TIE people of Richmond and Madison
county are familiar with my work.
such as paper hanging, painting, var
nishing etc. l shall take great plessue
in making estimates on any work
you may desire in this line, no matter
how small the Job. eep splendid line
Of wall paper from which to select.
Thanking you for past favOrs and
earnestly soliciting share of your
future busine.s, / am
Respectfully,
w. l.. Leeds,
al Second St.,
If Richmond, y.
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S.raved or Stolen.

From Joe ChenauaIts place on tie
four mile road one sorrel mare pine OF
ten years old with star IN forehead
and small snip on nose ANY informa
ton leading TO her recovery will b
gratefully received by w. Il. Griggs OF
Mrs. J. NJ. Garrett. FIT Garrett Ky.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-09-08

A chair of Christian socialism has
been established at Drew Theological
seminary, with Prof. E. L. carp at its
head.
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in making the
zzzZ1ZZz sweep shown in
AN>Z/>>/X the accompanying
*" ~ ~ illustration. Five
60 of hese 2x4
pieces should be sharpened at one
end so as to slide through the hay.
They are fitted into places sawed into
the piece of AKA about three-fourths.
inch deep and Is inches apart, and
there securely bOlted. The pieces of
2x4 should be fastened to the AKA
about feet from the pointed ends.
The other 2x4 should be nailed on be-
hind as indicated. The ends of the
piece Of AKA may be rounded off so as
to hold rope without slipping off.
A large load may be brought to the
stack in this way, saving much time
and labor.
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HOW TO MAKE A WAGON JACK.
illustration and Directions for Con-
structing One That VIII Be Use
full to Any Farmer.

The base for this wagon jack is IL
feet long. being made of a piece Of
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-09-08
Laxative for ''"-
Women Free

There is a great difference in the
purposes to which a laxative should
be put. Tablets and pills, salts, etc.,
are usually violent purgatives or
cathartics, and altogether too power
full for the average person.
A woman at all times needs only
mild laxative-in fact, none other IL
needed by anyone, weak or strong though
they may be, for the object is simply to
move the bowels, and If a gentle laxative
one?
DR.. CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin has earned
a Weu-deserved vogue among women and
children and old folks-people who must
necessarily be careful Of what they take.
IL IS liquid laxative tonic and ad-
mlttedly the greatest stomach, liver and
bowel remedy before the American people.
The price is only so cents or 81 a bottle
as 1t comes in both sizes, and all drug
gists sell it. Its pleasant taste and gentle
actlon make II an ideal remedy for women
In constipation, torpid liver, sour stom-
ach, sick headache, heartburn and such
like digestive complaints. Its use for a
short time will remove the trouble en-
urely so that future medication will be
unnecessary. Its tonic properties build uo
the stomach and intestinal muscles SO
that they act naturally again. That this
Is so is the experience of many heads of
families, like Mrs Brannan, Of Alvarado,
Va, Mrs. X. L. Stout, Of Louisville, KY,
Williams, Cal, as Mrs. ]. z. Blackmore,
OF that place, writes, the whole town
seems to be using it.
If the remedy is new TO you and you
want to make trial Of it before buying.
send your name to the doctors address
as below and free test bottle will be sent
you Then, If results are satisfactory
you can buy 1t OF your druggist
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That it might be fulfilled which
was spoken by the prophet Matt.
l:22.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-09-08
SWEEP FOR HAULING IN HAY.
Lumber That Will Garry Large
Load to Stack.

Use one piece AKA lumber IL feet
long and six pieces of 2x4, 7 feet long
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HANDY BERRY-PICKING CRATE
Two Baskets, Each Containing Four
Quart Boxes, Can Be Made from
FiVe-GaIIon Oil Can.

Two picking baskets, each holding
four quart boxes and having space in
the center for culls, can be made
from one of the square five-gallon oil
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If there is anything about
your ailment that you don't
understand, or If you want
any medical advice, write
To the doctor. and he will
answer you fully. There Is
no charge for this service.
The address is DIR. w. B.
Caldwell. 500 Caldwell bldg,
Monticello, Ill.
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One Of Ayers Pills at bedtime will cause
an increased flow OF bile, and produce
gentle Laxative effect the day following.
Formula on each box. Show tito your
6oefor, rs will understand az 7lanses
fsehr, eae pill o. heeil!it,
~ ffsfshs We 81 q t3s4 psil fsptil aafis'4z
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TERRIBLE STORM.
Five Dead and Fifty.five hurt
in Storms that wreck town and
Kansas City Suburbs.

Kansas City May "A series
of tornadoes in Kansas, Mo.
and Okla. late today ut least five
injured tifty.five, wrecked one
town and did great damage to
property.
twenty-five were injured by q
storm that swept over Mount
Washington and Fairmount park
suburbs of Kansas City. At least
two of these are thought
to be fatally injured and others
seriously.
The town of Hollis, Kan. near
COncordis, was swept away.
Near Great Bend the tornado
killed two and injured twenty
All wires are down in that vicin
ity, and it is feared the deatf
list may be greater,
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QUESTION NO. is.

l.. lea man bors Of God 10 this
lie II 90 how can hs commit sin
when .hs'bibls plainly Gays that he
that 70 born Of God doth not com.
init sin for bis seed rsms,aeth in,
him and be cannot sipi
2. Is . mao bora Of God 10 this
i'ie? II 20 ~hy 10 hs not like tho
wind tor Christ said unto Nscho.
dsmus that bs should be.
3. IL . man born Of Gsd in this
;iisi Ifso Why did God ssy that
who 90 ever bslieveth and asy that
no sinnath not 10 . liar and The
tTu,h 10 not ie him. e
Il. y. Daniels.
Wolf, Ark,
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PAGE or INQUIRY
QUESTION FOR MINISTER'S
Question No 40

Christ com mandsd his d,sciplc
TO bapt'ze in thu name Of tho Fa-
ther and Of the Son and Of the
Holy Ghost. Matt. 28-10. And
after the disciples recievsd the
Holy Ghost Peter said unto them
repent aud ba baptized in the
name Of Jesus Christ for the re
mission of sins. Acta 2-86 Also 10
Asts 1915. They we're baptized
in the rnme Of the Lord Jesus aud
rot in the name OF the Father aud
Of the Son aud Of the Holy Ghost.
Why did they disobey this com.
mand and teach men. So come
ON with your answers Preachers.
$. q. MERIT.
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q. J + ~ ~
ones and Il was for this reason
that Christ said TO the Israeltes
that the queen Of the South
would rise up In judgement a
gainst them, for he was now
with them and that he was great
er than Solomon. and that they
would not hear him.
So hoping that Bro. Barr may
see the desired light we ever beg
to remain yours in Christ, We
wish you to ask again II this Is
not sufficient or any other ques'
ton you may wish,
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QUESTIONING. il.

II s - s. a = %
Bro. Garrett, DO you believs
that the heathens VIII be Sayeds,
II yon do believe that they will
bs saved. why do you believe
that they will be saYed? And II
you believe that they viii not -
9aved? Why do you believe that
they viii not be sasedi plsase
answer soon.
II Yours for the truth.
,. q. Newly,
NJ. Grove No,
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A Happy Hour.

It was beneath the bran ches of
beautiful maple tree grove in
be east - In the Colony City in
(a-yland that we first saw the
Feat light-It was in the spring
me OF early manhood; and you
10 have their heads silvered
Pr with the gray u cks II age
who have te IN SO blessed with
cleansing power Of the Sacred
pd Of Jesus know full well
matchless days Of this season
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ANSWER TO QUESTION
NO. 8
QUESTION. NO. 0.
March 28rd. 1909

MRrCn, ZOTQ. 1VUJ
=. Embree Mo. M
Dear Editor, il you will allow
me space In your good old paper.
and also excuse me, will ask
the readers Of the CREssET Tor
some one to tell me, Who 10 this
Queen that is going t. rise up in
the judgement with this genera.
tion and shall condemn it2
May God help every CREssEr
Reader to ask and answer ques.
tions..in harmony with each other
to the sdifying o. our souls.
John s. Barr.
Who is THIS QUEEN? There is
no one who think and read, but
what will have to say that this is
a very appropriate question.
For it becomes very important
to us to know. whether or not,
that we are to be brought into
trial, in the day of the general
judgement. For II the queen of
Sheba Is to stand in judgement
against this generation, then we
repeat it becomes necessary for
us to know whether or not, that
we will belong to the generation
spoken of. OF course the ques.
ton is, who is this queen? But
while we are answering the
question; VIC believe that it is a
good thing to speak Of the con.
nections, especially the most i'm
ptrtant points
Now Bro. Barr we shall answ.
or your question first. The
queen refereI to was a Benjam.
ite woman the wife Of Sheba
The Benja mites haa violated
their rights, by and through dis.
obedience and they had ut one
time done this deed so much
that it would take sacrifices
and Offering to place them in a
covenant favor with God.
First we ask you to read the
following, inordcr to prove our
position that this queen was OF
the tribe of Denjamine and 10
see that they did offer offerings
in the manner that this queen
spoken Of. Please read.
To whs, pnrpUse con,eth there 10 me
incense from Shsba. and the sweet cant
frtm far coun,ryr your burn, Offering,
are DO, acceptable, nor your sacratices
sweet unto me. Jer go.
Then read the above portion oi
the chapter with this verse thai
we shall quote you, please read.
| D ,e children Of Bcnjemin. gather
yourselves 10 1ec out Of the midst o.
Jerusalem. and blow the trumpet Il
Tckos. and set up = sign OF tlre in Beth
haccerem: for evil appsareih o6t OF ,b,
nor,h. and great destruction. Jer. O.
This proves that this queen O
Sheba was q lscnjamite woman
But In furtherlug Cur claim ",
shall ask you n read this.
The kings Of Tsrshi.h and Of n
Isles sAsll bring nrescnis; the tisgs o
sLsba s"d seba shall oiisfylf.S.
Psalm 73-i0.
] But now iu' order to let th'
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Ponder all


Bro. know, that Sheba has refer.
ence to a ptople more than q
place we shall quote you this.
And Jokshsn beeat 6heba. and d, dsr
And the sons OF Dsdan were Asshurim,
and Letushim. and Leummim. G,n
2j-3.
And Sheba was the name Of
the king who was the husband OF
this queen spoken Of. And 1t
was for this reason that Matthew
and Luke called her the queen Of
the South. This would desig.
nate her husband. yet it is true,
that the place where Sheba
dwclt; that particular part Of the
/ world, was called Sheba, after
the man Sheba and 1t was for
this reason, that God spoke in
this manner to US. Please read
Tie king OF Tarsaish and Of the islei
shall bring presents: the kings Of 6heb'
aud S.ba shall eiIur gifts. Psalms n 10
And it was to give Us to under
stand that he would put forth
his law in the manner above
spoken and also in this manner
please read:
And kings shall be thy nursing father
and their queens thy nursing mother
they shall bow down 10 thee with ,hei
! faces toward the earth. and lick up III,
dust Of thy feet. and thou shalt know
that | am the Lord, for they thsll no
be ashamed that wait for me,
Isa. 40 -23.
1t is true this scripture and its
connection brings us into an un
troden field by the foot Of man
A field yet in the future to bt
looked upon. For Paul said this
For whatsoever things were writer
aforetimc were written for our learning
that we through patience and comfoy
Of the scriptures might have hope.
Rom. l5- 4,
Then we have to learn someth
ing from all the scripture writ
ten afore time. And when w
begin to consider why the queer
Of Siieba who was the king o.
the Beniamites at that time vii
rise up in judgement against thu
generation spoken of. We ther
will learn something from thos'
Old Testament scriptures Ant
to get at the deep cause we vii
have to 90 back to the time
when there vas a great Grim,
c0mmitted-First by the Ben
jamites, in this act. Please read
Brti the men would not heaiken I,
him so the man took his concubine. On,
Brought ber forth unto them; and ths
knew her. and abused her ell the nigh
until the mo. ming: and when the da
began 10 spring, they let her 70.
Then came the w0man In tho dawl
ing OF the day, and fell down al, III
door cf the man. house where her lor,
was. till it was light.
And her lord rose MP In the morpinI
and opened tho doors Of the house, an,
vent out to go bis wsy. and, behold
the wcman bis concubine Was ialle
down At the dt or Of the house. end BE-
hands were upon the threshold
And he said unto her. Up. and let u
be going. But none answered. Tie
the man took her up upon M MSS. on
, the man rose up. and gat him into HI
pi,cs.
81 And when hs was cnme into hl
house, be @ok knife, and laid hold .
bis concubius. snd uivldsd he,, tosstht
with her bones. inlo twelve piscee. %
sent her into oil the coasis u i,rsel,
J Asd !. vas 50. that al ,Las..as II nj
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of your life-It was in the month
of harvest-When vogue, chsnges
Into a see ne Of gorgeous fields OF
Golden Wheaton q sudden came
the Ache, darkness began to
shut from the heart, the Emerald
thread of natures tye--Appear-
antly deaths sad night had come
Was 1t not but yesterday that
ave were as happy as a bird could
be- Our song rang out upon the
air, We thought all human oe.
ings were our friends We were
ignorant Of sorrow, fear and pain
Deeper and deeper e, ows the
night Dizziness creaps over our
bodies--The helpless form of a
once strong man Is watched
over by anxious eycs--Morning
c"mes-Ah, what happiness
spreads over the aching heart
Have you ever put your ear and
your nose close 10 the ground
and smelt the delicious oder of
the wild strawberry, and hear
the gentle hum of the insect-If
you have in whole or in part. then
you have some dim idea of the joy
OF a converted soul Here in this
humble attitude, or low meadow
land of humility-Or on the hill.
side of happiness whitened with
snow drops Of love-To the ac-
companymcnt of a large orches-
ira led by angels Bride to groom
pledge themselves-Do you won.
der Uh! Dear Christians that my
heart is full of thankfulness and
worship toward the Lord our
God.
Forever the Sun of righteous.
ness is pouring his goldcd rays
on a thousand lords who are bor-
rowing his warmth and squand.
ers it, Oh the summit cold-He Is
dead whose hand is not open tu
help the need of a friend or bro.
ther whose fortunes has accumi.
lated into millions,
The moth and rust of it shall
be q solumn witness against him,
in the coming morning Of an
endless life-Even a tender word
in the sad and sorrOwful hour
of life's rugged pa,h-Becomes q
blooming flower In time ol
distress So we say that all oui
acts makes up our spring day o.
li1e-They are all gOnd, which
they will he with man who ha.
tasted of the good word Of Coz
and the powers of the world t.
come, who have saw the colder
hour of Gods eternal Love sheat
abroad in the heart-When h
comes home to heaven and enter,
into the possessions of Christ
fair kingdom. and when his heat
shall lind the weight of the Eter
nal Crown of Glory-and when b.
shall look back 10 the life o
Pains sufferipgs, then shall h
see such life and sorrow lost il
the dark prison Of this World
: Woe-And himself into the Glor
] ious Paradise Of Everlasting low
And the grand welcome Of IT,,
angelic host, to the teme 0
, theaven.
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SUBSCRIPTION
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-20

EN Hred az sec0n d Glass
Matter October 2. 1908 at
the POst-ONce at Nor
wood Mo-, under The Act
Of Congress Of March 3rd
1897
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There wss no such deed done nor sssa
from the day tha, the children Of Israel
came up out Of the land Of Egypt un,o
this day consider Of II, take advice.
aud speak your minds Jadsrs ie-s
k25 10 30.
Here is the crime Of the Ben.
jamites, and then followed the
lcrime Of Israel. Please read.
80 all the men Of Israel were gathered
sgainst the city, kui. together % one
man
Il And the tribes Of Israel sent men
through oil the tribe Of Renj,min cay
ling. What wickedness 10 this ,ha, 10
/, done among youf
Now therefore deliver 10 tho men the
children of Belial, which are 10 Gibeah
that We may put them 10 death. and
put away evil from israel. But the
children Of Benjalnine would mt hsark
On TO the voice Ct their brethren the
children OF Israel. -
Blu, the children Of Benjamine gather
cd themselves together sut OF tho cities
unto 0ibesh. 10 80 ou, 10 baltic sgainst
the children of israel. Judges 30
II lola.
In this war between the tribe
Of the Benjamites and the Israel.
ties there was another crime ad.
ded in this you now read.
| Then The elders OF tho congregation
said How shall We do for wives for
them that remaio. seeing the woman arc
destroyed out OF I'eujamini
Aud they said, There must no an in
heritancc for them iba, be escaped Of
Benjamin. that tribe bs not destroy ed
out Of Israel.
Howbcit We may no, give them wives
OF our daughters, for the children Of
Israel have sworn. saying. Cursed be he
that give,h . wife 10 Benjamin.
Then they said. behold. ,hero is q
feast Of the Lord in Shilo yearly. In q
place which Is on the north side Of
Bethel. on the east side Of the highway
that Soe,h up frt m Bethel 10 Shechem,
and on the south side Of leb )nah.
| Therefore they commanded the child
ren Of BENZ min. saying. 60 and lie 10
wal, In the vino, ards.
Aud sec. snd. behold. II the daughters
Of shilo come out 10 dance 10 dancer.
then como 70 out Of tho vnsy ards, and
catch you every man bis wife Of the
daughters Of shilo, and go to the land
Of Benjamiu.
Aud II shall be when their fathers or
their brethren come unto us to complain
that va will cay unto them Be favour
able unto them for our sakss: because
We reserved not 10 each man his wife
10 the war. for ye did not givo unto
them at this time. that ye should be
guilty.
And the rhIldrcn Of Benjamin did 20
and took them wives according 10 their
pumheI, OF them that danced. whom
they caught; snd they went and rciuvp
ed unto their inheritance. and repaired
the ci,isr, aud dwel, In them.
And tho children Of Israsl departed
thence ., that time. every man 10 .bis
tribe and 10 his family, and they went
ou, from thencs every man 10 bic Ia
hen,ancs, Judges 2i-l6 10 e.
! Now this queen Of Sheba was
of this class of woman which
come through the two terrible
crimes committed. those above
named. Aud did not have the
privilege Of knowing the thinga
|ihat the other Israelites did for
they heard the law read every
Sabbath ut least and yet they re.
rlpented mot Of their sins. But n
! SOON - tha queen saw for her,
self she gave God the prai1e. fol
i'the wisdom he gave TO his lcye
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Question No. II,

Question No. IL.
Ed. CarssAr please tell rs II you
now. wtsrs 10 tho lost tribe
Israel.
&C. A slmons
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Question no. AZ.

Rcv, L. 8. Garrett, can yen
provo BY the word that there 10
living souli Aud the living soul
different from the soull
Emil Oliver,
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ROLL OF HONOR.

G. N. Stokesberry Portis Kan.
40cts,
N. B. Wilkerscn, Willow Springs
Mo. 25cts.
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W0RLD'SCRESSETI
RaS. L. 8 Garrett I'd.
P.U RLIfHRs.
n. @. Garrett and N. n. Bowcrs

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-07
.GOOO PROGRESS ON POCAHONTAS
 CLANS
The Ore Body Improves As Depth Is
 Gained
tFrom Tuesdays DaiIyI

Good progress is being made in the sinking of the new working shaft on the property of the Pocahontas Cop per Queen Mining Company, according 10 the statement of w. II. Skinner treasurer and general manager of the company, who arrived here yesterday afternoon from his camp three and a half miles southeast of Mayer. The shaft is now down A feet. The ore boyd is improving in size and values as depth is gained. Samples recently assayed show average values of SEQ to the ton in gold besides considerable silver and lead values.
 General Manager Skinner has per sOnal charge of the work. His mOntn- lv statement for March shows the cost of sinking the shaft to be a few cents over $15 to the foot, which is eOusId- cred by mine managers a remarkably low figure for this class of develop ment. He expects to make a better record this month as many expenses incident on the resumption of work were incurred in March after h. start ed sinking.
 The property was formerly known as the Spar mine and also as the Pop kess property. It is opened by a shaft 200 feet deep from which sev- eral hundred feet of drifts and cross cuts expose silver lead ore bodies which also sample well in gold. Sev- eral carload shipments made to the Needles smelters in 1907 netted hand some profits to the former owners after mining, transportation and smelt- CT charges were deducted.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-07
GREAT ACTIVITY IN SOUTHERN
 MINES
This is Shown by Report Coming Into
 Fl Paso
tFrom Tuesdays Daily

Mining is already showing eons;d erable increased activity throughout the southwestern region, and if pres ent conditions continue, it is not going to be long till mines will be operating with their old time magnitude of out put.
 Mining men from the East, whose visits have been infrequent for many months past, are coming more ire quently to this region, bringing in money for development work, and all together the outlook for the mining industry is encouraging.
 Copper is still low; a fraction over r cents, but as business resumes over the country and the demand increases for copper the price will advance. It will not have to go back to q cents, as it was during the strenuous days of the period immediately preceding the collapse, for there will be money in it at anything above 12 cents; the trou- ble even now is not so much the low price as the absence of demand for the metal.-El PasO Herald.