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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-24

Reputation is the accident Of we'll
spent lives, and the object of foolish
ones.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-24
TRAGEDY.

Mama-O George, Georeei Our
daughter has eloped with the chauffeur.
Papa-Great heavensi Now, who's
going to drive me to the once this
morning?
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-24
JUST LIKE THEM ALL.

"oh, forgive me, Myrtle! / forgot ali
about this being the night your beau
Is due"
Don't speak of him, Mabel. Here 1t
is Sis. If he doesn't think enough of
me to call on time he nay stay away
altogether"
Gracious! t.
"Oh, I mean it. You shall stay with
me all the evening, and if he comes, re-
member. + am not at home"
Really"
Eight thirty! The idea! I shall
close the storm door and lower the
blinds. I wouldn't SO much as ook out
If he rang all night, and"
ooh, there's the bell"
The bell, oh, it's he. Mabel, you
slip out by the back way and call sorne
other afternoon. Oh, how grand! To
think it is really George. Poor fellow!
Maybe he vas delayed and ran all the
way. 1 shall not even ask him why
he was late"
Have you ever noticed that it Is only
the little mon who have the big
troubles?
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-24

Some people are like matches-they
need friction in order to do their work.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-24
NATIONAL GUARD AoH RETIREMENT ASSURED.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a. 1909.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-09
Busy Days in the Police Court

The past few days have been rather
busy bnes in police court for Judge X.
I. Hinton, On Tuesday James Guine
and jos. Rogers were arraigneG before
His Honor on the charge of drunken
ness and fine of $3.50 was assessed
for each offense with a suspension of
the costs in Rogers case.
Wednesday was the banner day when
five viOlators were brought into the
court all for the same offense. John
Wester for drunkenness drew a ten
spot from the Judges pack, Thos.
Rector, for the same offense. was fined
$3.50. Mason Talbot, S7.5O, Geo. Mill
er $3.50 and Sallie Dickinson, an Ethi-
opian belle. was also assessed $3.50 for
imbibing too freely.
Yesterday morning Ed. Wright, VINO
came all the way from Cynthiana to
partake OF "the oil of JOY" found a
soft place in Judge Hinton's heart and
was let off with five and costs, as did
Michael Guilfoyle. who had the day
previous exceeded his capacity and fell
into the hands of the watchful officers.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-09
Vaudeville at The Grand.

Prince and Virginia, comedy takers
and singers, and the Poiriers, world S
greatest gymnasts, closed their three
nights engagement at the Paris Grand
on We II iday night. These acts with
up tO-date motion pictures and illus
tEated songs by Miss Nellie Lovely
completed a most satisfactory program
to the patrons of the Grand under the
new management.
There was an entire change OF pre-
gram last night, composed of VontellC
and Nina, premier gymnasts in artistic
poses, who are just off the Orphean
Circuit and the local management GER
tainly maze ten-Strike when they Sc
cured hem ,r a rec days engagement
as they have one of the very best
turns ever presented on the local stage.
Chase and Carma made quite a hiI
with their singing. talking and dane
ing. Miss Nellie Lovely rendered the
illustrated son, 'Wild Flower, in her
usual pleasing manner. This, with
two reels of new pictures, completed a
performance of a little over an hour
we'll worth seeing.
An unusually good program has been
secured for next week, beginning Mon
day night, including Sam Hood, the
weil-known blackface artist, as the
Man from Kentucky" The Earle
sisters, character singers and dancers,
and rare treat is promised in pic
lures, as a new reel will be put or
each night
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-09
Damage Suit Comes to Trial

Judge Denis Dundon was in Gin
cinnati yesterday attending the United
States Circuit Court where he is repre-
sentipg Robt. Goggin, Jailer Geo. w.
Judy and his bondsmen in the $4,000
damage suit brought by B. Nj. Mes
sick. The suit is the result of false
arrest.
Messick came from Chicago last fall
to join his family, who had taken ur
their residence in Paris. Not being
familiar with the city he was endeav-
oring to locate the residence in which
his family was living and through mis-
take approached the home of Mr.. Rob-
ertsGOggin onsHouston Avenue
Insomuch as there had been a num-
Der of burglaries committed in Paris al
that time, and Mr.. Goggin thinking
Messick acted rather suspiciously,
placed him under arrest and turned
him over TO JaiIer Judy. At his trial
MesSick was dis missed and shortly
afterward filed suit IN the United
States Court, claiming in his petition
to be damaged in the above amount.
The case was dOcketed Tor yesterday.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-09
MATRIMONIAL.
BUSH-KERR.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kerr, of Lex
ington. formerly of North Middletown,
this county, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Lucy Jane, to Mr..
Henry S. Bush. The wedding will o.
cur on Monday morning, April IL at
the Kerr home, 308 Madison Place,
Lexington, and will be a very quiet
affair. The couple is quite popular and
the marriage will be the result of an
engagement Of several years.
After the wedding they will leave
for an extended trip, that will include
visits to friends in St. Louis and Kan
sas City. and returning to housekeep-
ing in Lexington.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-09
Goods Of Quality.

am sole agent in Paris for Haight S
Vegetable silk Hosiery and Under
wear for men. women and children,
the Franco-American Toilet necessities,
homemade perfect fitting combination
garments, Nature Rival corset and
other articles for ladies use. The goods
l handle are of the best quality and
prices are reasonable. A trial order
will convince you of their superiority.
MISS LIZZIE HILL.
Ut SOC Pleasant street,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-09
PARIS. KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, APRI[Cr 1909
Lecture Tonight.

The next of the series of the five
great lectures to be given at the Paris
FGniic school Auditorium, this spring,
VIII be tonight. April 9th, at eight
o clock, by Prof. A. FairhursI, of the
Pennsylvania University, of Licking
ton. His subject will be "Enconomic
value OF Education. p" The public is
cordially invited to attend.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-09
Get in the Game.

Life is a game [of chance and you
shouldn't impair yours by neglect OF
your personal appearance. Easter is
the time to assert your approval of
gentielity and ours is the place to get
them.
J. w. DAVIS & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-09
Taken to the PenitentiarY.

Deputy Sheriff A. S. Thompson and
Deputies E. P. Thomason and M. j.
Murphy yesterday took the nine pris-
oners who were convicted at the March
term of Circuit Court to the penjteE-
tiarv
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-09
DeliCaCies.

Fresh strawberries, pineapples,
grape fruit, apples and oranges foI
Easter.
VIM. SAUER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-09
Seed Oats.

Northern seed oats, clipped and re
cleaned.
If CHAS. S. BRENT & BRO.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-09-04
wentworth MlEtary ACADEMY.

To those who are thinking about a
school for their boys this fall, offers:
LIST. A Complete BnSiness Course to-
gether with instruction in all other
branches of school work.
2nd. CLASSIFICATION instead of grad
afiOH. A boy is classified in each
subject according to his advancement
in that subject. He may be good in
Mathematics but poor in his English.
He is placed where he belongs in
eacn.
Bird. Manual Training. The work
of this department has been most
gratifying in every respect. And
the facilities are being improved in
this direction each year.
ith Military Department. Second
to none in the great Middle West. A
recent rating of the War Depart
ment places Wentworth in lass "A -
the highest class of Military schools.
There are only. 81 of this rank in the
United States. Infantry, Artillery
and Cavalry Drill.
5th. A faculty of college grad
yates that will compare favorably
with the faculties of most of the
state colleges, The teachers are all
men. This is an important matter
for boys after they reach the age OF
10 or IA.
9th. The athletic feature is of
much Importance. BY a unique sys
ten nearly every cadet in school Is
required to do athletic work and is
much benefited.
7th. The enrolment last wear was
the largest in the history of the
school-22O cadets from II states and
2 foreign countries. The acquaint-
ances made by a boy from such a
wide territory may prove valuable to
him in his future business life. Fall
term opens Sept II. 4td
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-09-04
Assuranee Of AImiahty's oath.

assurance OF Almightys Oath.
Doubtless Abraham and all Of his
family, Israel after the flesh. drew a
certain amount Of blessing and en-
couragement from this Covenant or
promise and the oath of the Almighty,
which doubly sealed 1t, which gave
double assurance of its certainty of
accomplishment; but the Apostle in
Inmates in the words quoted. that
Gods special design in giving that
Covenant and in binding 1t solemnly
with an oath, was to encourage Spirit
ual Israel-tO give us a firm founda-
ton for faith.
God we'll knew that, although 5000
years from his own standpoint would
be but a brief space, las a watch in
the night" nevertheless to us the time
would appear long. and the strain upon
faith would be severe; hence the posi-
tive statement and the still more de-
llberate oath that bound 1t. We can
not but wonder at such c~OndescensiOn
upon the part Of the great Creator
that he would stOop to his fallen crea-
lures and, above all, that be should
condescend to give his oath on the
subject.
Our Lord Jesus was the great heir
Of the Abrahamic promise, and the
faithful Of his consecrated people Of
this Gospel Age are declared to be his
joint-heirs In that promise, which is
not yet fulfilled. For its fulhllment,
not only the Church is waiting. as the
Bride or fellow-members Of the Body
Of Christ, to be participants with the
Lord In the glorles implied In the
promise. but additionally, the whole
creation the entire human family is
grooming and Travelling In pain to-
gether waiting for the great ful6llment
Of that oath-bound promise or cove
nant (Romans viii, 1928.
Those who follow the Apostles argu-
ment and realize that we as Christians
are still waiting for the ful6llment Of
this promise. will be anxious to know
what are the terms Of this Covenant
which is the hope Of the world, the
hope Of the Church, and the object OF
so much solicitude and care on the
part Of God. In that he would promise
and then back his word with an oath.
We answer that every Christian
should know what this promise is.
since 1t lies at the very foundation Of
every Christian hope.
How can this hope be an anchor to
our soul in all the storms and trials
and difficulties OF life. IN all the op-
position Of the world. the flesh and the
Adversary. II we do not know what
the hope Is. II we have not even rec
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-09-04

Millennlal Kingdom which is TO be
Gods agency or channel for bringing
about the promised b,essings-the
blessings Of all the families OF the
earth.
The great blessing of forgiveness Of
sins which are past. and even the
blessing Of being awakened from the
sleep Of death, would profit mankind
but little, if the arrangements Of that
future time-the Millennial Age-were
not on such a scale as to permit a
thorough recovery from present mem
tai moral and physical weaknesses.
Hence we are rejOiced to learn that
In that time Satan will be bound.
every evil influence and every unfavor-
able condition will be brought under
restraint, and the favor Of God through
the knowledge Of God will be turned
upon the peOple-"The knowledge OF
the Lord shall ill the whole earth as
the waters cover the great deep"
Blessing, aye, favor upon favor. bless
ing upon blessing, is the Lords ar
raugement and provision. All shall
know him from the least unto the
greatest, and none shall need to say
TO his %neighbor or his brother. Know
thou the LOrd?" isaiah ri. 0; jeremiah
XXI. 81
The prophets spoke repeatedly Of
these blessings due to the world in
the future. Mark how Joel tells that.
as during this Gospel Age. the Lord
pours out his spirit upon his servants
and hand-maidens, so after these days,
In the Millennial Age, he will pour out
his spirit upon all flesh. There will
be worldwide blessing through the
knowledge Of the Truth. Mark how
Moses, the prophet, spoke of these
coming blessings, aud told how God
would raise up a greater Lawgiver
than himself, a greater Teacher. a bet
ter Mediator, and, under the better
Covenant Of the Lord, would bring
blessings worldwide! Mark again
how he represents the atonement for
the sins Of the whole world in the
Atonement Day sacriicial arrange
ments. Mark how again he typifically
foretold the blessings Of the Millennial
Age, representing it in ~Israel's Year
OF Jubilee" in which every man went
free and every possession was return
ed to its original ownership, thus rep
r~esenting the blessings Of the future,
mans release from the servitude Of
sin and Satan, and the return to him
Of all that was lost through Adam.
Isaiah, jeremiah. Hosea, Micah, have
spoken Of these coming times, so that
the Apostle Peter, pointing to the flu
ture, could t%ruthfully declare that the
coming times of restitution of all
things have been spoken by the mouth
Of all the holy prophets since the
world began (Acts Iii, 1921.
Lan. e.. I.... - nAL..
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-09-04
Poor, imperfect Creatures.

I'VE make Gods love too narrow
BY false standards OF our own"
Do not misapprehend us. We are
not teaching that heather and imbe-
Giles and the ~unregenerate in general
shall be taken to heaven, where they
would be utterly out of harmony with
their surroundings and require to be
converted and to be taught. Such an
inconsistent view we leave to those
who are now claiming that the heather
will be saved in their ignorance. We
stand by the Word of God that there
is no present salvation without faith
In Christ Jesus, and that the heather
and the imbeclles have neither part
nor lot In the salvation Of the present
time. We stand by the Scriptures
which say that salvation at the present
time is only for the little flock. who,
through much tribulation, shall enter
the Kingdom. We stand by the Scrip
lures which say that this Kingdom
class now being developed is the Seed
Of Abraham under the Lord, their
Head, their Elder Brother, the Bride
groom.
The period In which opportunity will
be granted TO man is in the Scriptures
termed the Day Of Judgment-a thou.
sand-year day, the Millennial Day. II
viii be a day Of trial, a day Of testing,
a day Of proving the world to see
whether, with a full knowledge OF
God and Of righteousness, which he
requires. they will choose righteous.
less in preference to sin, choose life IN
preference to the Second Death.
Thank God for that wonderful judg-
ment, the trial day for the world, Sc
cured for all through the precious
blood Of Christ. when the judg.
ments Of the Lord are abroad In the
earth, the inhabitants Of the world
viii learn Righteousness isaiah XVI
D.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-09-04
Sermon by
CHARLES T.
RUSSELL.
Pastor BROOKLYN
Tabernacle.

WATERFOWL. y. Y, Aug. 29.-The is
sues Of life, death and a hereafter are
all in the hand or pOwerof the Lord. He
took counsel Of none Of US. and holds
himself fully responsible, declaring
that all Of his purposes shall be ac-
complished, and that his Word that
has gone forth shall not return to
him void, but shall accomplish that
which he pleases isaiah ". 10, III.
He owed us nothing in the begin
ming. and will be under no obligations
to us in the end. We are his debtors
for all that is profitable or enjoyable.
He is a rich King and Father and is
able and willing to do exceedingly
a%bundantly FOR us, his creatures-more
than we could have asked or thought.
But he has his own way for doing
this, which, in the end. will be e
to be the best way. His ways are
in clouds and darkness" writes the
prophet; and the poet answers, yes,
God moves in a mysterious way
His wonders to perform"
The Gift of God.
Eternal life is the gift Of God" for
all Of his creatures who will take it
on his terms; and for all others he
declares, "The wages Of sin is death"
the blotting out of life. And who
cannot see that this arrangement to
destroy all who will not use life in ac-
cord with the Divine will, is really a
mercy? To perpetuate life opposed to
his will and law Of righteousness
would be a disgrace to God and an
injury to the holy as well as to the
unhOly, God gave our race life in
Adam, but. as he had foreseen, they
lost it by disobedience and came under
the penalty-death. AS he purpOsed
before the foundation of the world. he
in due time sent his Son to be The
Lamb of God which taketh away the
sin Of the world As such Jesus
died, "the just for the unjust" ''tast-
ing death for every man" Hebrews
ii. %, This glorious purpose God set
forth to Father Abraham In his oath
bound covenant, Of which the Apostle
writes in Hebrews vi, 1920.
The context shows distinctly that
the Apostles and the early Church
drew comfort from the Oath Bound
Covenant, and clearly implies that this
same comfort belongs to every true
Christian down to the end Of this age
to every member Of the Body of
Christ. The Apostles words imply
that Gods promise aud oath were in
tended more fer us than for Abraham
more for our comfort than for his.
Note the Apostles words: THAT by
two immutable things two unalterable
thingsl. in which it was impossible for
God to lie, We (the Gospel Church,
might have a strong consolation, (we)
who have fled for refuge Ito Christi,
to lay hold upon the hope set before
u.s.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-09-04
Hope For Jews and Others.

The second class to be blessed under
this Abrahamic Covenant is tieshly Is
rael. We are not forgetting that the
Jews were a stiff-necked and rebellious
people; that they slew the prophets
and stoned the Lords ministers and
caused the c"rucifxion of our Redeem
er. Nevertheless, the Scriptures clear
ly hold forth that after they have had
a period Of chastisement, which they
have been undergoing as a nation since
our Lords crucitiXion, and after Spirit
ual Israel shall have been glOrifed in
the Kingdom, then a blessing from the
Lord will come upon natural Israel;
they shall be saved or recovered from
their blindness, and, as the Prophet
declares, they shall look upon him
whom they have pierced and shall
mourn for him-because the eyes Of
their understanding shall be opened.
We rejoice. too, that the promise is
clear and distinct that the Lord will
pour upon them the spirit of prayer
and Of duplication (Zechariah xii.
10). See also Romans XII. 1928.
But If God is to have mercy upon
the natural ~Israelite, whom he de-
clares to have been stiff-necked and
hard-hearted and rebellious, would 1t
surprise us that the Divine. benevolent
intention should be to bless others
than the ~Jews-others who had not in
the past the favors and privileges Of
this favored nation. and whose course.
therefore, was less in opposition to the
light? 1t should not surprise us. And
so we find in this great Oath Bound
Covenant a blessing for all nations
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-09-04

ognized the promise upon which this
hope is based.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
CHARGES TAXES EVADED
BY BIG MINING COMPANY
Nevada State Official Accuses
Firm of Dodging Assessment

RENO, May len recommending to
j. r. Bradley, sheriff of Esmeralda
county, that he levy an arbitrary as
sessment against the Pittsburg Silver
of 1909, statePeak gold mining shrd
Peak gold mining company for bullion
taxes for 1908 and the first quarter
of 1909, State License and Bullion Tax
Agent J. F. Haley, in an open letter
to that official, today, outlines alleged
discrepancies in the statements of the
company that may result in a scandal
and possibly forR the basis of criminal
prosecution.
Haley practically charges that the
company has under guises of incorrect
and misleading statements of produc-
tion and net profits of the mine at
Blair, Nevada, avoided the payment of
thousands of dollars of bullion tax to
the state.
License Agent Haley compares state
ments made by the mine mana cement
of gross output and expense with boks
of the company examined May IA,
showing a discrepancy of s94,S26. He
further comments on alleged office ex-
penses of the. Pittsburg office of s1o.725
and claims that nearly $4,000 of taxes
have been evaded in the last three
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
SHOOTS IN EFFORT
TO AVOID ARREST
Man Facing Jail for Smashing
Billiard Hall Mirrors, Fires
at Policeman

Facing arrest after smashing win
dows and mirrors in billiard hall at
1886 Ellis street Andrew O'Keefe, a
plumber attempted to shoot Police Ser
geant John NJ. Morrisey yesterday
afternoon at Webster and Eddy streets.
The bullet went wild. O'Keefe. was
disarmed after struggle and arrested
on charge of assault to murder.
O'Keefe had been playing in the bill
lard hall and had been drinking. He
threw balls around the hall. smashing
glass at every throw. The employees
of the establishment elected o'Keefe.
He stood outside the door, threatening
to return with revolver.
Later he went to his room in the ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
CARPENTER NEAR DEATH
UNDER TRAIN WHEELS
San Franciscan Rescued, But
With Injured Head

SAN ANSELMO, May 16.-Petro San
ducci, a carpenter living at SIG Broad
way, San Francisco. had a narrow es-
cape from death here this afternoon
while attempting to board a moving
train. Just as the train was pulling out
of the station Sanducci started to run
from across the street. AS he reached
the train the gate closed and he missed
his footing, falling between the coach
and the depot platform.
A passenger standing on the platform
of the train succeeded in pulling him
from underneath the wheels. but not
before he had been dragged about 80
feet
The train was stopped long enough
to investigate the trouble and Sanducci
was taken to drug store and treated
by DR.. l.. Baum of San Francisco. He
was. later removed to the harbor hos
pitai in San Francisco. His injuries
consist of q large cash in the back of
the head and several cuts about the
face.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
Reddnng, Sacramento
KLAMATH FALLS
LINE COMPLETED
Passenger Coaches to Run Reg
uIarly From Siskiyou County
to Oregon Town

REDDING, May 1S.-The branch rail
road from Weed. Siskiyou county, to
klamath Falls, Ore, is completed, the
first construction train running to
klamath Falls yesterday.
Southern Pacific officials announce
that passenger trains will run regularly
between Weed and klamath Falls COM
mencing Wednesday The stage COM
pany that for years has run coaches
from klamath Falls to the railroad has
sold its stock and retired.
The chamber of commerce of klamath
Falls announces that the>adyent of the
railroad will be celebrated June IA
which is to be called Railroad day and
the occasion for festivities, and many
visitors are expected.