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Dull Finish Pianos Preferred.

Detroit, June 15.-That piano dealers should encourage the sale of art or dull finish pianos in preference to the highly polished finishes was the sense of reso- lution passed by the National Associa- ton of Piano Dealers in convention here today. The next meeting will be held at Richmond, Va
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Italia Battered Up.

Kansas City, June 15-Carrying gaso- line in a can which the drivers held in their laps and minus it's gas and gaso- line tanks. which were shattered in a col lision with a freight train at Glasgow, Mo, yesterday, the Italia car in the New York-to-Seattle automobile race arrived here this morning. All of the working parts of the car are in perfect condition. The car will proceed late this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-16
PennsyIvania Tennis Trials.

Philadelphia, June 15.-In the final round of the doubles in the tennis championship of Pennsylvania and the eastern states today at Merton, J. R Carpenter, Jr., and E. B. Dewhurst defeated H. M. Tilden and H. B. Reg. ester.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-16
Warrior Wins Two.

Warrior. June 15-Warrior defeated Newcastle twice today, 9-2 and 7-5 The feature was the pitching of Montgomery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-16

third. MT. Watson's Ringing Bells took fourth honors and Judge Moores Phyllis got fifth place.
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WITH THE SCRIBES.

Babb's caboose outfit has at last taken game from the Volunteers, the con- quest being the first of the season and in keeping with the general humiliation of the occasion the locals were at the same time prized off the first rung of the percentage ladder and Bill Smith s Crackers forced back to the top of the trestle In further appropriateness to the occasion, so to say, the downtrodden warriors from the Bluff handed Bern hards men a shut-out and altogether yes terday's opener at Memphis was what might be termed inauspicious. The time being overripe for the licking, there is no kick coming. It was disgrace de- layed, but inevitable some time during the year and 1t may happen again.-Nashville American.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-16

ing it without leaving any question for doubt was almost beyond belief Frank shot away from third and was going al an awful clip when Pitcher Lively saw his intention and tried to throw to Hart In time. Huelsman slid perfectly, feet first, and under the throw to the catcher He was all safe, and even had he been slower would have tallied, for Hart ex- citedly muffed the throw.-New Orleans Picayune.
 Last season Memphis was in the run ming right up to the wire-one of the hardest clubs in the league to beat From that team Babb, Carey, Cranston, Baer- wald, Shields and O'Leary-six of the best men-were returned. Dick and Quiesser, two first-class pitchers, were added to the slab corps. Ludwig was bought from St. Louis for 5000 and tipped as the best backstopper in the league. The team s spring play was the best it had ever been. Yet with the opening of the sea- son it was a joke. How do you figure it7-Nashville Tennessean.
 The race in this league has them all beaten in interest. It is anybody's except Memphis, Birmingham's showing of late tending to give them a look-in If they can keep a-gwyin'." From first to next to last team a margin of about eight games Is all that separates and the squads are consequently punched to a remarkable degree, considering the stage of the sea- son.-Nashville Banner.
 Downey made a great play on Meyers grounder in the ninth, which was par tially stopped by Campbell. If he had missed the put-out there would have been three men on and only one out, but he 0ot hu is ab hp public aow why it was that Griff put so much confidence in him as to select him for the regular shortstop of the team.- Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Let every friend of Greater Birmingham vote for Romaine Boyd.
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Ed Ashenbach, the Altoona manager, tells this story on Howard Earle, the Pi- rate scout: Earle was an old fellow, with gray hair on his skin diamond-meaning his head. He played first base on the A. J. c. team in the New York State league. Earle was a good man, but he couldn't hit the splitter and every time he saw the ball coming up to him, backed into the water cooler.
 'Flater, now with Newark, was pitch ing He put his hand up to his face and bluffed a spit ball. Earle pulled away but instead of the souse ball Flater shot straight one over the pan. It was a strike and Earle was out. Turning to the pitcher with most intense indignation Earle said:
 John, you lied to me- "-Exchange. A telegram was received by President Chambers from Herbert Juul yesterday morning, in which the little southpaw said that he would join the Climbers in New Orleans today.
 This should be a great help as a left handed pitcher is badly needed. If Juul
 
 afternoon with another workout on the off-day tomorrow, should put him in shape to pitch one of the Mobile games at least. Montgomery Advertiser.
 On Saturday Archie Perkins soaked out d three-bagger and Dan Kerwin just suc- ceeding him, lined out a home run. Both players tainted when they reached the home plate, as did also Hixon. who had tossed over his first bah.
 That game of Saturday, anyway, was hard one to lose. The score was to when Rudderham called 1t. The rain was but slight, though of sufficient per suasion to save the hides of the Guls. Guese was in his best trim and had Mo- bile throughout at his mercy.-Montgom- cry Journal.
 Huelsmans daring piece of purloining woke up the fans The idea of the big outf1elder actually stealing home and do-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-16

Huelsman's daring piece of purloining woke up the fans The idea of the big outfielder actually stealing home and do-
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 Holland linen lined $e (24-in.), $1o (26-in.)
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 If we said you have to pay $1 to $3 more elsewhere for the same grades you would only read what is true. It would be wrong to go away without seeing the new travelling goods stocks at
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-10-21

b. lost? Can satin 6na one being
to rain such life? NJ. indeed.
He could not even find the body oi
Moses. which God had Ind, though
he, Satin, cndesvorcd To compel
Nicheal, the arcbangel to discover
it to him. See Judges 9. Then
hos on earth is he to iud the Chris
tian's nfe which Is hid, not in the
earth, but with Christ in Godf Can
he force his way through that irwin
chile host Of angelic legions which
serve as body guard? Can he
storm the bulSrks Of heaven? Yet
more than this be would have to do
before he could reach the christian
lie world have 60 lay open ;ho
Fathers heart and then' wiring from
the Savlor's grasp the sacred treas
ure. Can he do it? Never Mat.
1929. "IIow can one enter a
strong mans house and spoil his
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1909-10-21
Bro. King Defends his Doctrine
From The attacks Of Billy Joel.
X. VI. FRANKS.

| see in your paper that have
been assailed by Bro. Hill, He says
he does not write his article in the
spirit of controversy. yet, in very
controversial manner, he says the
doctrine OF "once in grace always in
grace" is unsound theology and is
not taught in the Bible. Now, Bro.
Hill, We will see If the doctrine Is
taught in the Scriptures. The Bible
is literally full of positive assertions
that the truly regenerated soul will
he read Rom. $40 for If, when we
we're enemies we we're reconcied to
God by the death of his SOD, much
more being recouciled, we shall be
saved by HIS life.
Sec. Tim 2;l9 nevertheless the
foundation Of God standeth sure,
having this seal. the Lord knoweth
them that are his, John 3:l5 that
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who soever believeth on him shall
not perish, but have eternal life
John 3:16 For God so loved the
world, that he gave his only begot-
ten Son, that whosoever believeth in
him should not perish. but have
everlasting life; John 5:24, Verify,
verify, / say unto you, he that
heareth my words, and believeth In
him that sent me, hath everlasting
life, and shall not come into condem
nation but is passed from death un
to life; Psalm 81 :2s, For the Lord
loveth judgement, and f"r-sketh not
his saints they are preserved COR ever.
First Peter, I:5. Who are kept by
the power Of God through faith u"to
Salvation ready >" he revealed in tho
last time; Heb. 1928, Wherefore he
is able also To ave 10 the uttermost
that come unto God by him, seeing
he ever hveth to make intercession
for them; Psalm, 121 3, He will not
suffer thy fort to be moved; he that
keepeth thee will not slumber; Pisa.
89:33-34. Nevertheless my loving
kindness will not utterly take from
him, nor suffer my faithfulness to
fail, My covenant will 1 not break
nor alter the thing that is gone out
Of my lips; Rom. S:35, who shall
separate US from the love Of Christ,
shall tribulstion, or distress or per-
recutiou, or famine. or make ness, or
peril or sword. Rom. 1888. "For |
am per suaded that neither life nor
death nor angels nor principalities
nor powers nor things present nor
things to come nor nights nor depths
nor any other creature shall be able
to separate us from the love OF God
which is in Christ Jesus our Lord"
Col. 3 3. "Whep Christ shall APP
pear, then shall ye also appear with
him 10 glory"
Since then Christ is the life Of the
and since, too, that life is
hid with Christ in God, how can it
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saved. III thou wilt enter into life,
keep the commandments. Matt.
10: II blessed are they that hear
the word Of God and keep it," Luke
II: - keep thyself pure, "
! Tim Z: %. Keep yourselves 10
she love Of God. Jude -.
Possibility Of falling aud being
lost. but | keep under my body,
aud brog il into subsection, lest
that by Auy meaos, when | have
preached to Others, myself should
be a csstaHiy. Il Cor Q -.
Iflt were impossible for a chiid Of
God to fall away and be lost, why
did Paul write this? Paul says in
Phil 3: 3 that the children Of God
have no confidence Ia the flesh.
We must keep self out Of sight, and
constantly trust in the merits Of
Cbr., We Keen saved MANY who
get saved do not do this, 50 they do
mn, ke,, saved uWbo,cfore let him
,b,, ,btnketb be .,,odcth take heed
los, h, fail Il Cor 1o.12 .Tbov
u, n, ,o,l ,ro toev which wloo
,Lc,Icar rccciy, ~, word with ;,y.
and those have -, root. which for
,rb,le Lcl,cyc and ia the bour Of
ru ,v., o.IuL,o. "a
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"OnCe In Grace Always In
trace" Gets a Black Eve.

Editor Record. Press will you
hnd space in your valuable paper to
publish this articlr on falling from
grace | believe mau' people are
going to hell With the words "once
10 grace always iu grace on their
hp.
Kept Thou wilt keep him in
peefec' peace. whose mird is staid
on thee. because he ,rusieth IN
thee. - Isaiah % Re careful
for nothing, but IN er ry'hinc by
PRAYER aud suppl,cation Sith thanks
giving, let your requests be made
kuown To- God And the peace Of
God, ~hich passcth undertaking,
shall Keep your heart, aud minds
through Christ Jesus. Phil. ( & :.
These aud many other passages Of
scripture show Us plainly that VIC
Vho have been saved FROM .iu may
o. kcp' completely They show us
ti.tit i- needles. for an, who have
been born again and cleaned in the
in the blood Of Tho Lamh - hl
Aeay aud lose ne, .ct,Tfrr. Win
God. But notice these promises cf
God are given cnrd.uoH.',. The
frat one given saws tt,t OBJ" L.rl
viii keep him because t.- mind Is
-taid on God, aud because 20 trusts
IN him The next scripture given
expresses the same Thought, exactly,
in different language. "le careful
for nothing. That is committing
oursclyc. aud everything Co the keep.
ing of the Lord Trusting ~ him
This is done IN prayer aud supplica.
ton aud thanksgiving. No script
ure says that God will Keep u. un-
condi,ionally. We have our part to
do in getting saved aud We have our
part to DO in kecpin, saved. Any
thoughtful person vii admit that
According n the Bible ~ is true.
Some things we must do to be
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goods except he FIRST bind the sffong
mani John 1O;28-30. And give
unto them eternal life, and they
shall never perish, neither shall Asoy
man pluck them out Of my hands."
"My Father which gave me them 10
greater than all, and no man is able
to pluck them out Of my Fathers
hands," IL and my Father are
oue.' Eel. 3:14. l know that what
soever God doeth it shall be forever.
This, Bro. Hill, is sound theolo-
gv, and is all found IN the Bible.
You refer To the Gaze of Saul.
We have have no proof whatever
he was ever u child Of God. But
Saul must have been q regenerated
man, for God gave him another
heart. The Rible does not say that
God gave Saul a new heart, but
another heart; aud while We I'D nit
that the spirit Of the Lord came up
on him. so that he did prophesy, yet
We must rember that the spirit Of
the Lord came upon Baslem and hs
prophesied; but no one will say that
he was 8 good man.
We next come to the case Of Judas.
Bro. Hill says il Judas was not .
good man why did Jesus say he
should SIT on one the twelve thrones
judging the twelve tribes Of Isreal.
Bro. Billy Joel. why. this statement
puts Judas in heaven. But this 10
some Of Billy Joel's Doctrine. Jesus
never said that Judas should cit on
one Of the twelve thrones Mat. 10;
%. "And Jesus said unto them,
Verilv. | say unto you. ye which
have followed me in the regeneration
when the Son Of Man shall sit in the
throne Of Of his glory, ye shall also
sit upon the twelve thrones judging
tho twelve tribes of Isreal." John
1918. 81 speak not Of you all. L
know whom have chosen. John 6;
Ga. "But there are some Of you.
that believe not; for Jesus knew
from the beginning who they were
that believed not and who should
betray him. John $40. "Have 1
not chosen you twelve and one Of
you is a devil?" This language, he
remembered, was spoken before sa-
tan entered into Judas, 10 betray
Christ. John 1916. But because
he was a thief. This was six days
before Satan entered into Judas.
Bro. Hill, in referring to Judas,
says: "ls this good religion? I
think So" IL a man can be an un-
believer, a thief and a devil and yet
be a good christian, [ do not under
stand the Bible. Jesus says, "Of
them that the Father gave me have
| lost none" They went out from
us but they we're not of us; for il
they had been of us they no doubt
would have continued with u.s."
Now, dear Bro. Hill. If these
scriptures are not sufficient, please
set day and come down and we
will 60 through the Bible.
Your brother IN Christ.
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Breathe Hyomei over the germ.
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Haynes & Taylor will sell you a
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This includes ine inhaler, bottle
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Red Letter Day For TOlu.

List Sunday morning near tho
noon hour, Bro, Il. +. Smith, the
former cashier OF Tolu Bank, was
surprised almost out Of his wits to
wifness the large concurse OF people
msrching towards his residence =,
South Tolu ladened with baskets.
buck cts and dish pans filed with the
finest assortment OF eatables that
was ever spread before an audience.
The sequal to this is Bro, Smith
he'd proved himself to be and efficien
and faithful Sunday School teacher
and his loyalty to his work both rs .
teacher and banker con mended him
to the favor OF ell who knew him best.
Just before the above named scene,
he rendered his resignation as teach.
er Of the Presbyterian SUI day School
and after some jiting remarks made
by others. superintendent, Kit
Shepherd, in an appropriate manner,
presented him with 4 nice set Of cuff
buttons. With a heart full Of graft
tude, he very ten ierly responded.
lie left the church with the hearty
will, wishes and their prayers, for
his success in other fields OF useful
ness somewhere.
The following are the heads Of
families that prepared tire feast and
we're present on this occasion DIR.
Lowry and family, DR.. Moore and
family, Joe Brown aud family, Kit
Shepherd and family, Dave Mants
and family, l.. +. Guess and family,
Taylor Guess and family, Burnett
Moore aud fanily, Hugh Benefits
family, Walla e Benefits family,
Forest Harris and family, Buckner
Croft and family, Ed Dowe'l and
family, last but not least, Of the
Tolu people, was Bro, J. F. Jones
whose name may appear later on.
Some days ago some one Of the
Toiu ladies chanched TO be in Marion
broke the secret OF this occasion to
Mrs. A. j. Bennett, so she, with her
good husband Judson, toge'h n with
Mrs. A. s. Lavender and Miss Ire
nary constituting a good part of the
company, sure they did, and before |
forget your very important scribe
was there. Dr. F.
After all had gathered around this
sumptuous rcpast, Mrs. Clara Brown
nominated Bro, A. j. Bennett as
master of ceremonies. At this June
ton he proceed to invoke Gods bless
ings upon the eaters and eatabes
After an undivided interest for at
least on hour, Bro, Smith proceed.
ed 90 take registration aud not ono
person in the company who had
reached school age was unable 20
sign their own name almost FROM
little Tom Lowry 70 big Bro, Jones.
The crowd numbered forty.eight and
Bro Jones made the fifty. 10 say
that it was a delightful occasion docs
not NEE the demand, it will be
day long remembered by all that
were present We would not forget
hat this was Bro, Smiths birthday.
! would like to have a thousand Ike
i and so would Bro. Jones.
Well | forget about the spoon and
N fourth presented by Mr.. Bennett
md wife Yours for some more,
II. NJ. FRANKS.
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Farmers Union Have a MEETING

On Friday, Oct. l, the Farmers
Union had a truly enjoyable picnic
at Seminary Spring. Besides beng
we'll attended, Sam F. Jones, Of
Carlisle county, aud Hon. Marion f.
Pogue, Democratic nominee for rep
resentative, made splendid addresses
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tells Of his wrethed death in sin with
out the fear Of God.
Judas certainly fell from grace.
A damning doctrine. The doc.
trine Of living N sin yet trusting IN
the merits Of Christ to keep saved is
q delusion Of the devil Some say,
Eyes We sin all the time, but we
just trust The merits Of Christ that
tbes" Gins be not laid to our charge. :"
SO away they go, perfectly willing
to do many things that they know
are si-ful. Thev claim that they
are trusting Ch,i,,'s merits =" ave
thsm from the gull, but NJ the
pov er Of thee ans. Fooli,h"css!
"H- that ssi,h. Il know hin and
keepc,h not h'- commandments. IL
a liar. sod tie ruth j. not in h'ni. ."
john 2: 4. We must forsske -iu
as we'll as trust IN Christ.
Impossible to become unborn.
Some one--a St. Louis theolo
gian--hss said that it is impossible
for him who is born into this world
to become unborn, and likewise he
who is born OF the spirit can not
become unborn. This is true. But
death is abroad in the land, and only
the living-those having been
born-can die. SO Likewise he who
is born Of the spirit is subject to
spiritual death, aud must die spirit
ually IL he dsres to sin against his
Redeemer. II he returns to his sins
the fact remains. He was born
again. Yet he died.
NJ. &. SMART.
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ADVISED
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Ayers Hair Vigor, as now made from our
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-12-08

In regard to the full purport of the
compulsory educational law with par.
ticular reference to the actual age
limit Clifford u. Hilton, assistant at
torney general has given out the fol-
lowing statement:
''Construing Chapter 400, G. z. 1909
this Office has held that the language
"of or between the ages of 8 and 16
years. includes children who have
reached the age of eight. years and all
intermediate ages, pto the attainment
of the age of seventeen years. I am OF
the opinion that in the enactment OF
Chapter 400, G. L. 1909, the legislature
intended that private school, in or
der to warrant attendance at same to
be a compliance with law, must teach
in the English language substantially
the same subjects as are taught in the
public schools in that locality. OF
course in addition to such English
branches there may be taught in such
private schools any other subjects, in
Guiding religion, etc. It may be deemed
advisable, as we'll as a foreign Ian
guage."