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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11
WHY UTAH WANTS
ARIZONA STRIP
Memorial from Legislature De
cIares People North Of Grand
Canyon Are isolated from
the World and Without Local
Government
Morning journal liurean.
Munacy building,

Washington, - &, FEB 10
senator smoot has presented IN the
senate 4 memorial Of the Legislature
Of titan, asking that that portion OF
Arizona territory living norm Of th,
Colorado river be annexed to thc state
OF Utah Tho memorial rcnds
10 the Honorable the senate ane
House Of Representatives Of tho
Congress of the United States;
Whereas that portion of the Terri.
tory of Arizona lying north OF The
Colorado river. by reason of lis geo
graphical position, la cut or from sait
territory and the benefits of loctI
cor other government. and said riVel
operates az an impossible barrier,
separating such portion from the rest
pf tic territory and rendering com
municatlon between the inhahitants
of tho two subdivisions almost impos
able, thus depriying The Inhabitants
Of the territory north OF said rivei
of tho benefits of local or territorial
government. and
Whereas such inhabitants have THEN
interests in common with the people
Of Utah ana all their associations anD
dealings with the latter and it is dc
sired hN them that said area north o.
snid river be detached from Arizona
ana annexed to the state OF rtah
aud
Whereas such area Is deprived g
wator and other resources by Which
alone Il can be developed or bccom,
valuable and lts physical conditions
are such that It's future development
either IN population or wealth is Ina
possible ana It can he used only fol
grazing purposes, SO that its scgrcga
tipn from tho counties ana TERRITORY
~ which lt Is nov d part win prov,
ci no disadvantage to them, ana
Whereas the greater portion OF III,
property, both real and personal
within such trou n owned by tho lp
hahitunts of tho STATE oi tftan. anC
the Nalur ~ the property within suct
ecction WIN not increase BECAUSE 80
the scarcity Of water ana the absence
OF resources therein. and inc create
portion Of the property therein con
yists of cattle, horses and sheer
which Craze in Utah ANA within sucl
section crossing aud recrusslnE en-,
boundary liuc, geo that ID is Impossible
rlthcr for tho state OF Utah or On,
territory of Arizona lo obtain ruVonu
hN assessment on otherwise uom such
property and
Mhoi'ns hV reason ut such area hc
ine Isolated from the rest of tho tor
titorN ut Arizona it is imuussihlr. Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11
RICO HOTEL & BAR

Wines. liquors ant cigars. III North
etrst street Rooms by day. week or
month Best meals In the city, SC mp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11
HE VIM. FARE COMPANY

Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN FRESH AND SALT MKArs
Sausage . specially.
For Cattle and Hogs the Biggest Mar
ket Prices are Paid.
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HELP WANTED--FemaIe.

WANTED-Girl to assist with house
work and care of children. 319
North Fourth Street.
WANTED-A lady collector. married
or single. to collect a few days
monthly for a California installment
house. Easy work and good pay.
References Required. Address Box
544. Oakland. cal.
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Take LAXATIVE BHOMo onlnIne
Tablets. Druggists refund nome. n
y Tails % cure D. W GROVES
signature h. ON each box So.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11
APPLICATIONS TOR GRAZING
PERMITS


Notice is hereby given that all ap-
plicatlons for permits TO Craze cattle.
horscs, sheep and goats within tn,
MANHANO NATIONAL FOREST
turing the season Of 1909. must be
lled IN my office at Albuquerquc.
New Mexico. on or before February
20, 1909 Fun Information in regard
20 the grazing fees TO be charged ard
blank forms to be used IN making
applications, viii be furnished upon
request.
A u. READ. Supervisor.
The $ 4 W Furniture Co, White
sewing Machines.
Docs Your horse cough II MAY he
from dust and weed seeds la the oats.
Onir oat cleaner and sitter leaves the
grain la beautiful condition az a very
small advance over cost of dirt, grain.
T. " FEE.
602-6Ot =. ~ ST.
Phone 10.
The $ & W. Furniture CO.. Amin
ster Rugs.
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WANTED-Quick; teamsters ana
general homework girls. Phone
1SS. Central Employment Agency,
1l3 w. Central.
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al Aztec Co
Phone PSI for
American Block
Lump Coal $3.50
or Nut Coal $4.25

Tho $ q W. Furniture Company.
zoe East Central.
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fFOR RENT-furnished rooms ona
rooms for light Housekeeping. III
West Lead. 40
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~srr~@~~~--~-a-
WANTED-Pipes TO repair. Joe Rich
ards Cigar Store.

ards Cigar Store.
WANTED Good single driving horse.
$40 West Gold.
WANTED Clean cotton rags at the
Press Room, Journal office.
WANTED Sewing to do 1T home,
satisfaction guaranteed. S02 East
Central.
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FOR RENT-NiceIy furnrsned room.
and board. 221 South Edith :,
phone 1858. ~,
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FOR SALE

l On SHLE
+! S23OO-5-room brick. modern: rel
lar, barn, full soft. lot. ). Edith
~.
Sf60O-l-room frame, modern; ).
Edith ~.
$24o0-6 room brick, bath, electric
lights, cement walks; \. 9TH ST.
Close In.
S10OO-7 room, modern residence,
hot water. heat. lot -5xff2 feet
\ blocks from p~ostonice.
S260O-6 room. frame cottage,
modern convenIenccS lawn
shade and fruit trees; on High
lands; close In.
$1,000 room. modern, cement
biock cottage, South Edith St
Close In.
SlfoO-i-room frame, N. stb ST..
soft. lot. city water; easy terms
II desired.
$1,000 room frame, modern on
Highlands, close in; easy terms,
il desired.
S26OO-f-room brick cottage,
modern. large sleeping porch.
Highlands. close in.
Business property and ranches for
sale. Money 10 loan.
A. fLEISCHER
S12h South Second Street.
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TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN-On city properly
at 8 per cent. Rio Grande Valley
Land Co, John Borradaile. agent. Of
flee. Third and Gold avenue.
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WANTED--RcomS.

WANTED Two or three rooms FOR
light house keeping, modern with
bath. Address with particulars, G. s.
NJ, Journal
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT--Rooms.

FOR RENT-The most sanitary ana
up-to-datc rooms at the Rio Grand,
519 West Central.
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LOST

Bundle of soiied clothes wrap
ped in apron in Barelas. Finder
to r. b.. Waddill. S11 $ Third.
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HELP WANTED--MaIe


WANTED-High grade men TO fill Off
flee, mercantile and technical posi-
lions in the southwest. Southwestern
Business Association, 201 e. Contra
avenue. Albuquerque, N. III. Phone
257. tt
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WANTED-Eurniture.

FURNITURE WANTED - Highest
cash price for furniture. stoves,
carpets. etc. Tel COG. Crown Furni-
ture and Auction Co. ia w. Gold.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-09
MOORE'S: \
CHRIS'TTMASHINTS

tCut this out for Shopping List. }
kodaks, - to $40.
Fountain I,ens-Waterman, COnklin,
; Onoto Sterling and StylographiC
(Pcncii style)"$1 to $40.
Sectional Bookcases, Globe-Wernicke
- and Hale.
Pictures and Mirrors Of every kind.
Photographic Outfits, 81 and up.
Monogram Stationery and Visiting
Cards. =. &ail
Holiday Papetcries, 25c to $3.
Calendars and Diaries, beautiful
; line.
InGerso.l Watches, 81, $3.50 and 81.
Pocket Books, Card Gases and Bill
Rocks. .'
Inkstants, Postal Scales and Desk
Sets. -
Waste Baskets and Desk Blotting.
Triplicatc Mirrors and Toilet Ar
tlclcs.
Collar Rags, Travelling Sets, Whisk
(? Rrooms.
Post Card Albums and Christmas
/, Fostals.
Magazine Subscriptions at Club
Rates.
Dictionaries and Encyclopedias.
Illustrated and Leather Bound Gift
,. hooks OF all kinds.
The latest Books by the best authors.
Books for Boys and Girls. Large
i. Variety.
Dole, Games, Flying Machines,
: Sheds, Foot Balls, Etc.
Sennants and Pillow Covers, c. IL.
! g.. w. v. T., S. HI. and others.
Christmas Tags, Seals, Coin Holders,
Holly and Tissue Paper.
- Ia short, .eyesything to be found in
ChHst f6ass HOas to suit all people
At pricke @ fall purses.
: HOU%AHIss fNAfTED to visit our
StQse end seq .oAr: display. whether
you wish TO PAiFchase or not.
MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS re-
ccive prompt and careful attention.
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Csc; Mrs. Gates, Csc; Collection.
S2,76. Total, $5.75. 49,.
tWomen's Baptist State Convention
L. l.. Garrison, 25c.; Mrs. M. J.
Banks, Csc; Mrs. Cornelia Coles,
25c.; A. c. Chapman. 25o.; g. Mrs.
Maggie Brown, Csc; Miss Clara Nc
Clure, Csc; Rev. Sc. Williams,
Csc; Rev. R. D. W. Meadows, Csc;
Collection, $4.2o. Total, ssee.2 e. q.
Baptist State Convention.) !
; Prof. II. B. Rice. 26c,; Rev. A, D.
Lewis, CSC; Mrs. e. NJ. cambridge,
26c.: Mrs. NJ. E. -'Brannon, 2;5c.; ii.
Banks, Csc; D. r. Wheeler, 25c.;
G. l., Buck, Use; Collection, $4.53.
Total. $6.28. ~.
Collection by S. >. Missions
Wake Forest Sunday School, Csc;
F'inlow Sunday School, &c.; Wevaco
Sunday School,, 55c.; Leewood Sun
day School, $3.50; Hansford Sunday
School, $780,; Burpwell Sunday
School $500; Beckwtth Sunday
School, 58c.; Scarbro Sunday School,
25c.; Minden Sunday School, 800;
Quinnimont Sunday School, 72c,;;
Herbertson Sunday School, 400;
Morris Greek, (Donwood) $1.O0;
Fort Springs, $1.04; Pond Fork,
500; Monmouth, $500; Stewart,
60c.; Claremont, $1.32; Holden,
$3.50; Gauley Bridge. SITS; Bragville,
$2.25; Mt. Carbon, $3.50; Charleston
$500; South Charleston, $3.50; 18th
St Huntington, $2.75; Cannellton,
$500; Macdonald, $500; Oak Hill
$1.45; .Bluestone s, s. Union, $3.50;
Anderson, Soc. London, $500; Fire
Greek, $1.15; st. Adams, $2.2O;
Longacre, $1.96; Edmund, 800;
Second Baptist, Hinton, Sal; Boomer
&c; Rev. S. E. Williams, for service,
$2.O5; Rev. r. D. w. Meadows, for
service, $500; Rev. c. II. Rucker,
Soc; Sam Suffers, Soc; w. H. Mar
shall, 25c.; George Nichols, Csc; J.
II. Kinney. Csc; A. J. Williams, Csc.
Total, $159.43. J. j. Turner
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Assistant superintendent, F. Law
renee, 25c.; Secretary, Howard Sha-
yer, Csc; Teachers Dave Bates. Csc. .:
Miss Amelia Mcdaniel, Csc; class
collection, 75c. Total sent to office,
$500. rs.
Hardwood, Sunday Schol.)
+ Superintendent, G. H. Lockett,
25c.; Assistant Superintendent, Mrs.
Blanche Smithers, Csc; Treasurer,
Ruth Baker, Csc; Teachers, William
Washington 25e.; C. w. Scott, Csc. :;
kittie Reece, '25c.; Pastor, Rev. J..
RI Williams 25c.; class collection,
55c. Total sent to office, $3.50.
Paid to s. S. Missionary, $500.
Total from this school, $3.50.
(Hill Top Sunday School.)
Mrs. Emma James, Csc; Rev. NJ.
S. Malone, 25c,; J. l.. Monroe, 1Oc.;
Rev. w. B. Wright, 10c.; Rev. J. w.
Warren, Csc; Prof. J. Nj. AFTER, CSC;
Hazel Morris, Csc; Miss Rosa Wright
Csc; Sam Buck, Csc; David Pendle-
ton, Csc; Mrs. A. G. brewer, 1Oc. :;
Mrs. Amanda FOLLY, 10c.; Glass col.
!ections, $500. II
/. (Flat Top Associauon.)
Rev. r. D. W., Meadows, Csc; Rev.
w. c.. Clements Csc; Mrs. Ida Gil
liam, Csc; N. NJ. Martin, Csc; Col
lectlons, 1925. Total, 1925.
|. (New River Valley Association
Rev. r. D. w. Meadows, Csc; Rev.
y. O.
Csc; /. V. Hargrove, Csc; Minnie
Green, 25c.; Eddie. Stetson, CSC. :;
Mr- parreet, 25c.; Rev. Geo Lewis,
25c.; Sallie Egllson, Csc; Mrs. NJ. l..
Franklin, 25c.; w. J. Dickson, Csc. !;
Rev. A. G. Wilson, Csc; Rev Bro.
Patterson, Csc; H. T. Simms, Csc. :;
Birdie Green, Csc; Sallie 3. Hunt,
2oe:; Rev. J. w. Warren, 25c. Leila
Freeman, Csc; Minnie Webb. Csc;
NJ. II. Hill, -25c.; Rev. NJ. s. Malone,
25c.; Mrs. Lee, Csc; NJ. y. Hackett,
CSC; Josephine jackson, Csc; Robt.
Pack, Csc; Rev. p A.. Harris, Csc. ;
Rev. VIM Jackson 525G.; r. w. Board
Csc; G. W. Cobb, Csc; Rev. L. w.
Mayo 25c.; Minnie Bush, Csc; Rev.
NJ McFadden; Csc; Collection, $2.15.
Total, $10.15. '3-s.....'..
z... (Mount Olive Association
Rev. r. D. w, SIeadpws, Csc; Rev.
J. p. Caul. 25e.; Robert Coleman. 25c.;
Rev, s. p. Whpams. Csc; Agnes
MINI, 25c.; .I4SR.gl anderson, 25c.
Wader Pierce, E2se,5rT. W, Shower,
CSC; Sa1iie Waiter; <25c. Howard
Shower. 25c; Mn Emma J.. Meadows
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Treasurer, Miss Bessie Hicks, 25c.
Miss Hattie Hicks, 25c.; Glass col
lection, 55c. Total from this school
S1.55.
,,lPowellton Sunday SchooL),
Superintendent, ]: S. Harvey, 25c.;
Assistant Superintendent, Harvey
Woods; 25c.; Secretary, J. w West
a5c.; Teacher, Mrs. S. ]. Mills, Csc. !;
s., w. Dixon, Csc; Class collection,
$E15- Total sent to office, s24O.
Montgomery Sunday School.)
Superintendent, P. w. Wright,
2bc.; Assistant Superintendent. S. E.
Chiles, Csc; Teacher, l. H. Brown,
25c. Prof. H. H. Rally, 25c.; Pastor
Rev. Warner Brown, Csc; Teacher
Titus Willis, 25c; s. B. Morgan,
Zoe; S. J. Jackson, Csc; l. S. White,
Csc; Smith Brown, 25c.; Glass col
lection, $2.25. Total sent to office,
$4.75.G
Lewisburg Sunday Sohool.)
Superintendent, l.. l.. Garrison,
25c.; Assistant Superintendent, /. w.
Jackson, 25c.; Teachers, Miss Jo-
sephine Jackson, 25c.;. Josephine
Cody, Csc; Callie Jackson, Csc;
class collection, $1:35; paid to Mis-
Sionary, $3.50. Total from the
school, $3.11. .s...
Z" Greenwood Sunday School.).
superintendent, J. r. Jones, 25e.;
Secretary, Evangeline Moss, Csc;
Treasurer, Frank Jones, Csc; AS
sistant Secretary, Alex. Lee, 25c.;
class collection, 17c. Total sent to
Office, $1.42.
tRaymond City Sunday SCHOOL,
Superintendent, II. Coles, 25c.;
Assistant Superintendent, II. Woods,
Csc; Secretary, Mrs. Emma Prem
t1as, Csc; Teachers, Mrs. Rhoda
Desper, 25c.; f. D. Coles, Csc; J.
w. Smith, Csc; class collection, 80.
Total sent to Office, $3.50.
Huntington Sunday Schoo1.)
Superintendent, f. w. Johnson,
25c.; Treasurer, r. J. Lewis, 25c;
Pastor, I. V. Bryant, Csc; Teacher,
G. w Nichols, Csc; Chas. Valen-
tine, Csc; collections, SLOT. Total
Z
fGlen Jean Sunday SCHOOL,
Superintendent, F. w. Board, CSC;
Secretary, Bell P. Payne, CSC; Treas
urer, !. 8. Lindsey; ,a5c.; Teachers,
'. NJ Rice. Csc. r. G.. Lewis, -25c.:
Annie Lewis, 2ac,; Louise Early,
Csc; Mary f. Early 25c.; ]. q.
Eaton, Csc; class collection. 16c.
Total sent to Office, 22.41.
kimberly Sunday School.)
superintendent r.. D. Reid, Csc;
Assistant superintendent, J. II. Cash,
25c.; secretary, Fred Day, Csc;
Treasurer, VIM. Jackson, Csc;
Teachers, Mrs. Mary s. Reid, CSC;
r. T. Daily, Csc, Mrs. Nancy Cash,
25c.; class collections, 31c.. Total
sent to Office, 5000.
(Eldridge Sunday School)
Superintendent, r. j. Wormley,
PC: Assistant Superintendent, A.
II, Gillian, Csc; Secretary, Mrs. c.
r. Kenney, 2sc.; Treasurer, e. E.
Wormiey, Csc; Teachers, w. s. Free
man, 25c. Miss Minnie .Garline, 25c.
class collection, CSC. Total sent to-
ONCE, $500. ~ mn i
tWard Sunday Sehoo]:)
Superintendent, .: 8, Taylor, csc. :
III 60 rSS5sTa ~, II. -. -. - Z
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REPORT
Continued from Page sfx.}

Teacher, NJ. w. Willis, Csc; Teacher
F.. II. Robinson, Csc; Teacher C. r
Diekerson, Csc; Teacher John An
drews. Csc; Class collection. 55c. To
tai sent to Office $3.50. Paid to mis-
sienary, soc. Total from this school
$3.50.
tTomsburg Sunday School.)
Superintendent, Sam Sellers, Csc.
Assistant Superintendent, Miss Alver
ia Miller, Csc; Secretary, Miss Mamie
Moore, Csc; Treasurer, Richard
Marlin, Csc; Teacher, Sam Seller 8
Csc; Teacher, Mamie Coleman, Csc. ;
Glass collection, Csc. Total sent to
officie, $1.75.
(Beckley Sunday School)
Supt. William Robinson, 25c.;
Teacher, Miss Annie Clark, 25c.:
Glass collection, Csc. Total sent to
office, 1923.
Bancroft Sunday School.)
Superintendent, DR.. M. T. Sin
Clair, Csc; Assistant superintendent
VIM Mickens, Csc; Secretary, Mrs.
Mae Jones, Csc; Treasurer, Mrs.
Lucy Michens, Csc; Teacher, Homer
Philips, Csc; Teacher, Mrs. Agnes
Sinclair, Csc; Teacher, Miss Emma
Dickinson, Csc; Glass collections,
800. Total sent to Office, $2.75.
institute Sunday School.)
superintendent, Mrs. Eunice Brown
2oc.; Assistant superintendent, Prof.
{. r. Jones, Csc; Treasurer, Miss
Matte Prillerman, Csc; Teacher
Prof. B. Prillerman, Csc; Teacher,
Miss Hassfe Brown, Csc; Prof. l.. ".
brown, Csc; Class collection, SIC.
Total from this school, $2.17.
(Barboursvi1le Sunday SchoolD
superintendent, 6. p Martin, Csc. !:
secretary, Miss Mary Hall, Csc. :;
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Why is every man under vital obli-
CATION to be always on the qui vire
to promote the temporal and eternal
interests of his fellows?
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-09

Verse What can you say for or
against the theory, that the better the
man the less he thinks OF himself
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What, IL any. reason is there to be
lieve that preaching or its equivalent
can never be "out Of SeaSOnS"
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State your views as to whethe
Paul was guilty of boastng here. or
whether it was but an honest state
ment that he had fought a good
fight" and that he had kept the
| taith?'
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, sible for an ordinary, honest Christia
to please God in adj these things, and
to have the cons iousness that he Is
so pleasing hm:I
Verse S--Wa3 the crown OF right
! eousness that Paul was goint to re,
ceive, gift OF grace, or a reward for
merit. and will It be the same case
with all the faithful?
What Wal be the nature Of the re.
ward which awaits the Christian after
death? -
Verses 9-12-ls it a sign of weak
ness or strd myth. and why, when q
Christian craves human company and
Friendship?
What is the,moral quality of a man
who torsakes his friend when he Is
in trouble?
Are friendships rare. or plentiful.
which rsaiain steadfast. aud true
alike in PROSPERITY and Adversity.
through evil an good report, and
how do you cheracteEtAe such a
friendship? :.
=! --t@
Verse ls,-UpoA which will a nor
NAL right thinker put the emphasis.
ON things for the. fbody. mind or spir-
It, and why? VI
Taking Paul's rcloak", to repre-
sent things for theNbody. his books"
the mind, his "parchments" the spirit
please say what proportion of the
Thought and energy is spent, by the
average community, upon these things
respectively? I
Verses 1fI5-Is there any reason to
believe that Nssus<would have pray
edethat bad map may be rewarded
according to his works?
What should We the attitude of a
good man towards those who speak
hxrf &c 1t
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How did Paul at-this time know
that the day of his departure was at
hand?
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Golden Text-For me to live Il
Christ, and to die Is gain, Phil i:21
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Lesson for Sunday. December 10Th
l9O9.-Review.
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Verses 16-1s-whah; effect ought
the lack of cooperation of friends,
and the opposition of enamies, have
upon the work of a true and deter
mined man?
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Verses 1-2--When minister in au-
thority gives instructions to devoted
minister under him, concerning the
work to which he is appointed, are
his words more or less effectual II he
calls God to witness? Why, or why
not *
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-09

Verse (Which is the more de-
sirable time. the day OF ones birth or
the day OF ones death, and why?
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December IL, 1909.
PaurS Last WordS-lI Tim. iv: LII
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-09

~ Is God hard to please, or is it pos
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-09

What precisely did Paul mean b
Preach the Word?"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-09

What should We the attitude of E,
good man towards those who speal
evil of him?
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Verses 3-4.-What is the minimum
Of Christian faith necessary for
sound doctrine. and salvation
(This question must be answered in
writing by members of the club.)
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Ssg9esnre Questions Oh ~ Snadsy$ School
S.s Lesson by Rev. Dr.. Li.seotf tos ME
International Newspaper Bible Study Club

- Copyright 1909 by Rev. T. 8. tinscott, d. u.
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Verse 5.-What are the chanceS of
success, in any calling, for a man who
will watch, suffer, work, and demon
strate his faithfulneSs?
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-09

What is the,moral quality of a MAJ
who torsakes his friend when he l
In trouble?
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-09

Why is 1t that burglars, counter
letters, gamblers, liars, drinkers, and
other bad men and women, often
persuade themselves that they are
right?
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-09

siOle for an ordinary, honest christia,
to please God in adl these things. and
to have the cons iousness that he is
SO pleasing hfW?t
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-09

Verses 1N5-Is there any reason to
believe that Nesus<would have pray
ea4t#at bad haap may be rewarded
according to his works?
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Treasurer, Miss Bessie Hicks, Zoe.
Miss Hattie Hicks, 25c.; Glass col
lection, 55c. Total from this school
$1.55.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-20
TEACHING MUSIC.
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