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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15
Bible Points Discussed.


M inst Of uthrI'S letters to The pope is all
~ give In this Nogi 1t reads thus;
Most worthy Father in God, more approach you not
but by ctter cntreatng your patcra goodness to
10 me gmcously." Now ticraor' worthy Father,
rs have already ,ac before, tnt have not shown tS
been reIor"D sufficient mode,ty, meGkncsS r.
M or the Of The sovereign pontG and although have
n great IS provoked $40 tl. Il would haze been better for
l, conducted M with greater humility, midncss
r.. n. TIL, ,s.yo5 very much, and ask forgive
f., }" ubc} i, to the people from the pupn as
Il H. of IN ooec before viii ende0vor, by Gods grace
Fpu> dilelen!ly Nay more: am ready to promise freely
y accord not to utter another word on the subject
business is arranged But ALSO, let those who made me
be compelled their rrr to be moderate hence
"a their ba silent As for de truth of my
ae thu hnry Of 81 Thomas and other doctors cannot
IL me- a,-t hear, G am worthy to do 500 the voice OF
bride. winch is the Church.
lor il is certain It s hears die voice Cf tc Bridegroom
=, is Christ II al humility and submission. therefore
~ you4' r,,rnai love far Ill this business, unsettled
ut.e day no,. holy lord leo \, in order That the
eh mly decide rronounaa and osdan and that may re-
,h ao conscience believe with sincercty."R T. Of
! lGccn. Vol ih.t;e AI-.
ANY read these 1ttors, and becv" that Luther
a tin be, that the egrr'or rise ny out Of Tie car,
81 SAY that h. good man, they can say more than we
b. 10, we Say o was the secon beast and this bad
VIA. ianaura refused to o5cG ana with his blood in con
on .i,h thousands of others, the Word preserved or
d. annals Of until a, reached bands: and Will,
Whole world has been wrapped IN darkness, the Word has
and vii! stand until the end Of timc pure as Golden Gem
Md from thi, stand point you viii plainly that the oh
Ind in view by this man and his colleague not ru
ur his lotrs show that he determined that the pop
Q be aciov edged God, anG have Christ ignored and Hi
tasIel. confessed That h. had not dome right
itit TIM, pas thai Of Chr;stN, and tat with him
Emid be in> the pope said.
md this scheme. in the of time has furnished tn
u3 Of ihc ba,>t and his COMMUNICATING OF sin
~lrlron nnuat the people And Jesus foresecng tllei
an roud of mysteries that would divide the people mp int
aa srrl before lie quit carth ministry man. his praye
Father for his disciples td in this manner he pray
all that would believe Tim through the Word OF his d
pies
fort believe through Tho
Tat they a'o IN
ST. 1'hn i'- u
CHRIST his prayer left for divisions among his c
wcrs hut unon that between Him and the FATHER W;
binding link of his chien that by such union among the
}" world might believe on him.
From this w have learned that hris did not intend
as be saved by great division OF small sects number
hundred and six, bnt by strong tie OF his love- bne'
together in one And it to by this union OF love- I'll
to know taat they we're His dE'cipes III tleS
aaot .er and that love To be without dlssmulat'
I'd they were to BE- kindly eiiecsea9c one to another '"
othafiy love,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15

Let us therefore come hodly M ~ -
we may obtain mercy and Ind help u ~ *
straight paths for feet and b ~ peeas ~ ~
thery love sontnne and be not foresul -
them that are in bonds as bound With them so hos sinner
aversares and those thu. rrson nasdy
the Widows and orpnns hold those that are weak c
you brother III fault restore such one sne
meeness oth spirit and love- and let Your %
be content with the bessng Of the LORD
things as He has given YOU for He hath said will leave
thee orsae thee that boldly say The Lore
helper shall want fear what man can 40 uno us
for Jesus Christ is the day. serday and forever
To Be Continued,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15
WASHER.

Now if you want one OF the
best washing Machines made
you can get one by coming here
to this OFFICE and ordering
1900" Gravity, through us for
S1A.OO on monthly payments or
SA2.OO cash after useing it one
month. Also wringer for $500
on same terms. N. G. Carr EFT
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
incorporation Articles Filed
STATE BANK AND TRUST CON.
PANY WILL OPEN FOR Busl
NESS OcTOBER, 8tn.

Attorney Geo. ID. Florence went TO
Frankfort Tuesday and filed the arti-
Giles OF Incorporation OF the state Rank
A Trust Company with Secretary OF
State Bruner. as required by Law.
Work on the banks. Office building
Is being pushed rapidly, but IL was
found impossible 10 get II ready IN
time 10 open for business tomorrow,
as was frst Intended. so the date was
fixed on October sth. The officers and
directors have issued a statement con,
cerning the matter. which will be-
found in other columns OF this issue
Cashier J. w. Hutches0n h here and
with Assistant Cashier HAYS Poster
Is busy every day getting the detail
work ready for the opening OF Lin.
coins new financial institution. Every
thing seems very propitious for the
opening and all connected with the
new bank are well pleased.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
BICCROwD HEARSHFLM
AT MCKINNEY
CONGRESSMAN MAKES ABLE AR.
cuMENT FOR TRIUMPH OF
PARTYS POLICIES

One OF the most enthusiastic recap-
lions ever given a political speaker I'm
Lincoln county was that accorded
CONGRESSMAN Harvey Helm on Wed.
nesday when he spoke DO large
assemhiage ut Mckinney, In the In
terest OF his candidacy for reelection
The Mckinney Brass Band, accom-.
panied by many prominent citizens of
that hnstling little city met Congress.
man HELM and escorted him to the
school house where the speaking was
held.
Almost every foot OF space In the
building was filled with people when
Mr.. Helm began to speak and he was
given the closest attention from be.
ginning To end. Gallant and chivalrous
as he is, the brilliant young con.
gresham paid a beautiful tribute TO
the ladies', many OF whom were pres
ent In the audience. and then launched
forth into the political field The
large audience evinced the keenest in
tercst throughout his entire speech,
proving that the great fight democracy
IL making to rescue the people from
the corporations and interests" that
have 50 long dominated the republi'
can party. Is being fully appreciated
Mr. Helm went into the issues which
are prominently before the people and
doalt the republican high tarln and
high cost OF living some body blows
and was repeatedly cheered.
Mr. Helm will speak az Waynesbure
and Kings Mountain Saturday after
noon and evening. respectively. and
then make a close canpss over the
entire Eighth district. Ills friends
are confident that he will win Over
Cot. Ewell by the larger; iaaior ~ ey
or given in the Eighth but he intends
TO leave no stone uuturnci TO ecquaini
the voters with thu necessity Tor theft
coming out 10 the polls TO see that
democrat II continued In congress
from the Eighth 90 participate in the
national democratic love feast u the
democrats carry the house this TAI
which all indications seem TO favor.
favor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
PELLMAN TRIAL TO Be
HELD NEXT WEEK
SPECIAL TERM OF LINCOLN
COURT WILL BE CONVENED
TO TRY NEGRO'S CASE.

Sheriff McCarty and his deputies
have been securing the county this
week, summoning grand and petit ju-
rors for the special term OF the Lin
coin circuit court which will be held
here beginning next Thursday at
which Shay Pellman the negro, will
be tried for committing an assault
upon Nancy Rankin, the 11-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Lee Rankin,
of the Hubble neighborhood. About
sixty men have been summoned Tor
petit jury service and IL is anticipated
that it will be hard to secure a jury
out of that number for the negros
crime is generally known and there
are a very few in this section who
have not formed or expressed an opin-
ion concerning it.
Commonwealth Attorney Charles A
Hardin and County Attorney w. s.
Burch will prosecute the charge
against the prisoner So far as
known no counsel has been retained
to act for him and it is believed to be
very probable that the court will be
put to the necessity of appointing an
attorney for him, as the law requires
that he be represented by counsel in
this trial.
Pellman is stu confined in the Jail
at Louisville, but will be brought here
by the officers when the case is cali
ed II Is not believed that he will be
in any danger of violence for the feel
ing is general that the law should be
permitted TO take its course, and there
seems no doubt bit that will be swift
and sure in this case.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
Kings Mountain.

~ QUITE a number OF our people at
tended the Ohio Valley Exposition.
The farmers OF this section are busy
cutting tobacco. All report an abun-
dant crop
Miss Ethel Lee. of Middleburg paid
our town a pleasant call a few days
ago.
Mrs. w. w. Walter has returned
FROM an extended visit to her sister
in Cincinnati.
Miss Lille Rankin one OF Danvilles
most popular young ladies has been
visiting Miss Zada Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Lane are with
IN Dayton Ohio.
Col Gooch. of the O.. 4 G.. spent
Sunday with his wife and children
here.
Dan Hester and Claude Hester and
wife have returned home after a few
days stay in the city.
Hons. W. S. Burch and T. ]. Hill
paid our town call Saturday.
Miss Bertha Gooch OF Ludlow is
with her mother here.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23

Mr.. J. G.. Weatherford has return.
ed from Cincinnati, where he has
been buying fall goods.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler has returned
from Cincinnati where she has
been purchasing a handsome line of
millinery goods.
Mr.. Richard Gentry. OF Danville,
is weighing up so head OF feeders he
purchased from }. p Rife.
Mr. Edward Hopper and Mr. T.
L.. Carpenter have received three
very promising yearlings from Lex.
rgton, where they have been in train
ins.
Master Vernon Childress, son OF
DIR. Childress, is recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever.
Mis-. Ebert Harper. of Salisbury,
\. c., and Mrs. Mamie Harper OF
Junction City have been the guests of
Mrs. James Depp. who is quite III at
Hustonville.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
PORTRAITS OF ALL
LINCOLN OFFICIALS
WANTED TO HANG IN PROPER
OFFICES IN NEW COURT
HOUSE.

Plans are On foot for the installa-
ton of handsome portraits of all OF
Lincoln county's officials past and
present in the new court bouse
Photographs will be enlarged for the
most part by the Eureka Portrait Co.,
whore large oil paintings cannot be
obtained and II is expectedthat the
families or relatives OF past officials
will gladly defray the cost of having
the enlarged portraits made.
lttfs planned to have the portraits
hang in the offices, which were held
by the former officials, and in this
way a full gallery of Lincoln coun
tvs officials will be obtained. The
complete list OF portraits wanted is
as follows.
Circuit Judges IL. L. Walker, NJ
G. Saufley, W. G. Bell, T. z. Morrow
Mike Fl Owsley, F. +. Fox. and
Judge Wheat.
County Judges: F. Higgins. T
w Napier, Winfrey s. Bailey, NJ. c
lSaufley. A ]. Lyle. Jesse F. Cook
+ w Brown, T. w. varnon. G.. NJ
Dawson, w. l.. Dawson. J. p. Bailey
r G. Warren. J. S. Owsley. Jr.
County Attorneys:-W. s. Burch, I
Helm, ]. B. Paxton, D. r. Carpenter
". n Miller, F. F. Bobbitt, r. &
Warren. Robert Blaine.
County Clerks :-Geo. Il, Cooper,
F. Cummins, John Blaine, r. Carson
Champ Carter, Thomas Helm anC
Willis Greene.
Circuit Clerks:-J. d. Swope. j. +
Holdam. j. p. Bailey, d. B. Edmon
son, ". H. Miller. s. s. McRoberts
Geo. Mckinney and Joel Huffman.
Sheriffs w l. McCarty, T. J. Hin
NJ. $. Baughman. Sam Owens, T. ID
Newlnnd, j. N. Menefee, $. II. Baugh
man. A. NJ. Feland. W. b. Withers
Walter Saunders, Dan Miller, T. w
Napier, J. p. Bailey, f. b. Caldwell
+. w. Dunn. II. P. Middleton, and
lanes Crow
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23

susJEcT or DEBATE AT ruR
NERsvILLE SATURDAY
Turnersvi:le. ~, .ANg 2O

Tufnersvl,le, Ky, Aug ~
Rev j. w. Whitehead viii fill his
appointment at the Christian church
Sunday morning and night Come. "
Mrs r. NJ Toombs. Mrs. Matte
bradshaw and Bryan Cooper are on
the sick list
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Gooch visited
her sister ut Highland last week.
Lucy Cooch. Walter Moser. Arthur
Coffey, Bonnie. Goode and Willie COT
fey are attending school at Stanford.
Frof.. Garoey Colson from Clarence
Ky. who has been visiting Mr.. ellis
Cogson returned home Sunday -
. Mrs. Hubble, OF stanford has been
visiting her son Robert Hubble.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McWhorter
we're stormed Sunday. a number of
their children grandchildren and 9TH
er relatives we're present, as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ida Gadberry, and little
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellis
and child, MIR. aud Mrs. Wodel Reid
and child. Mr.. and Mrs. George Rus
sell, Isaac Burns.
Mr. Robert Hubble is building .
nice dwelling which he will occupy
in a few days.
Several OF this place attended the
protracted meeting at Mckinney
which closed last night,
Jack Frost is expected early this
year. The cool nights are giving us
fine signs.
On Saturday night September gath
the Turnersyille school under the aus
pieces of Virgil McMullin will render a
delightful program. The program has
not benn given in full will be about
as follows: Introductory; Quarte'te:
This will be followed by several fine
recitations and a dialogue given by
five young ladies OF this section. The
program will be closed by a debate.
The subject Women Suffrage" viii
be discussed by Profs Colson, Rey-
nolds, McMullin and others. Come
and bring your wives and girls.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
SAVED a soLoiER,s LIFE

Facing death from shot aid shell In
the Civil War was more agreeable to
]. A. Stone, OF Kemp Tex, than fac
ing II from what doctors said was con
sumption. 81 contracted a stubbtrn
cold" he writes, that developed a
cough, that stuck to me IN spite OF all
remedies for years. My weight ran
down to l3G pounds. Then | began TO
use DIR. Kings New Discovery, which
completely cured me. i now weigh
1.s pounds" For Coughs, Colds, La
Grippe, Asthma. HemQrrhage. Hoarse-
ness. Group Hopping Cough, and lung
trouble, its supreme. so cents and VI
Trial bottle tree. Guaranteed by
Pennys Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
New Insurance Firm
oaANlzEp HERE BY TWO PROM.
NENT MEN.

A new insurance company has been
formed In stanford, and its card Will
be found In the business and profess
sional cards In this issue OF the 4. j.
IL Is composed OF Messrs. w. p. Kin
caid and c. Hays Foster, two progress
siye business men. Who have A vide
circle OF friends and are hustlere,
They represent some OF the strongest
companies and vii. seek a fair por'
tion OF the patronage Of the people
of Lincoln and adjoining counties
Their offics viii be In the state Bank
A Trust Company
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
Courthouse Sidewalk
WILL BE PUT DOWN BY PHILLIPS
BROS. AT ONCE

rhe fiscal court met Wednesday
and awarded the contract for putting
down a sidewalk and retaining wall
around the court house 10 Phillips
Bros. OF this city. who submitted the
lowest bid OF three bidders. Work
viii be started at once and the con-
tract calls for II to be finished by Nov
18th
The school board has let contract
10 the Connally Construction Com
pany TO build an s-foot wide concrete
walk from the school building to the
sidewalk along Danyille avenue. This
will be- a good improvement, and viii
not only be OF great convenience to
the pupils and teachers but add great
ly TO the attractiyeness OF the grounds
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
rHE BIC LEXINGTON raors.

The greatest trotting meeting m
the world begins at Lexington on
Tuesday, October 4th, and continues
two weeks. Each day one or more OF
the historic stake races OF Kentucky
are contested. and all ~ the races
are filled with the pick OF the best
horses OF the world meeting at Lea
ington for the first time ttas year.
there are over five hundred entries In
the races. and II viii be the great
est meeting ever known. Excursions
railncad rates. one fare round-trip In
force from Cincinnati and all Ken
lucky points. Best racing and music
in the country. Remember the dates
October 4-15, and 20.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
REV. BEN HELM REMAINS
AT BOWLING GREEN

Rev. Ben Helm formerly OF this city
and or many years missionary OF the
Presbyterian church in China. has
been reappointed by the Kentucky
Conference of the Northern Metho-
dist church to a charge at Bowling
Green. The Bowling Green News in
Connection with the appointment says
DIR Helm, who receives the appoint
ment TO the church here, has been
pastor for a number of years, and his
redppointment is highly pleasing or
his Pensioners.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
Foot Ball Teen
or HIGH SCHOOL TO PLAY
SOMERSET HERE OCT. 9Th

The Stanford high school foot BalI
team IL putting in much time al prac.
tlce and those who have seen the
boys at work say that the squad
promises 10 be stronger this fall than
for several years.
The eleven OF the Somerset school
has been challenged for a game and
arrangements will probably be made
10 play II here Oct. sth. it'll the new
board fence around the athletic field
II n expected that a'sufficient. amount
will be realized from games In the
future to, defray all expenses OF the
athletic teams.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
MAO DOG iN couNrRY.

A dog belonging to A. w. Carpen.
ter went mad Tuesday afternoon.
Probably the best horse owned by
MIR Carpenter WAS bitten by the rabid
canine and II Is likely that the ant
NAL win have 10 he allied although
Il shows no evidences Of b. INK IN
oculated, The dog vas promptly Kill
ed. tbs unknown how the dog con-
tracted the disease as no other rabid
dogs have been seen IN that COM
fuunity.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23

Chris Gentry founI a large piece OF
pure lead while doing some work on
his farm on the Hustonville pike.
about a mile from town. and presented
it to the l. j.. for paper weight. He
says that there is much more OF the
stuff about, and those VINO have seen
IL say that 1t undoubtedly gives evil
dence of a strong lead vein close TO
the surface. Mr.. Gentry intends to
do some prospecting and believes
he will uncover a lead mine. which
would prove a very valuable property.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
Notice
TIC the Stockholders OF the State
Bank a. Trust Company. OF stan
ford. Kentucky.

To the Stockholders OF the State
Bank A. Trust Company. OF stan
ford. Kentucky.
AS previously announced. II was the
tGll intention OF our officers to open
the above named bank for bust
ness upon Saturday. Sept oath, put
owing TO unavoidable delays In the
preparation OF our banking room. II
will be impossible TO do so at that
time.
Wishing TO have everything in a
thoroughly prepared state before open
ing. we nave decided tina! II Is for the
best interests OF all concerned there
fore 10 postpone tie opening until
Saturday October the 9th at a. m,
at which time all the bank officers
together with as L,any of tho direc.
tors and stockholders as possible will
be on hand 10 open a banking incti-
tuition which we are convinced will be
conducted In a most thoroughly bust
nesslike and successful manner.
Come. bring friends and depositors,
and rest assured that everything pos.
sible will be done tc assure the safety
aud prDft Of all connected With the
Institution. Respectfully.
W. l.. McCarty, President,
J. W. Hutchinson. Cashier.
{. Ia. Foster. Asst. Cashier,
J. s. Rice. V-President.
G.. l.. Penny. v-President,
J. d. Eads. V-President
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

The lnterdenominational Sunday
School Convention meets in Stanford.
Saturday Oct. LIST, 1910 at $3.50 O'Clock
And every Sunday school in the coun-
ty is urged to send delegates to this
meeting with report of school. All
superintendent and pastors are dele
gates Tx offices. Each school is en-
titled to one delegate extra. The secre
tary OF the State work will be pres
ent. To miss this convention will be
great loss to you. Watch this col
uinn next week. President.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
Noble Christian Girl
TAKEN AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
AT HER HOME IN OKLAHOMA

Friends and relatives at Milledge
vile have received news
of the death in oklahoma of Miss
Mary Dishon. the beautiful 18-year-old
daughter of Mr.. Frank Dishon. a pros
porous farmer OF the Western State
and Who is a son of Mrs. w. s. Dishon
of Milledgeyille.
News of the young ladies' death
comes as a great surprise to all as
she had been i'll but a few days OF
typhoid fever, when she was taken
She was noble Christian young
woman and her sudden call will cause
much sorrow among all her many
friends and loved ones.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23

The exact vote in the 18th district
Republican congressional primary last
Thursday was, Powers, 22,J56; Ed
wards, 1854; Powers majority. 9.sl5'
No quorum OF the committee being
present it adjourned to meet at juno
ton City next Saturday
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
Pastor Called
REV. ]. 3. JONES TO TAKE
CHARGE OF THE BAPTIST
FLOCK

At a business meeting of the mem
bers of the Baptist church Wednes-
day night a unanimous call was ex-
tended 10 the Rev.. B. Jones, OF Belle
vue, to become pastor of the church
here Rev. Jones preached here last
Sunday and made a fine impression.
upon all Who heard him. 1t is un-
derstood that he will accept and come
to take charge of the church about
Nov. LIST. His salary has been fixed
at $500 and the parsonage.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
IN caeastE HANDS

The Kentucky school for the deaf
at Danville opened last week with an
enrolment OF 312 students. Little
Alene Kerr, of Coyington, the blind
deaf mute for whom the last Legisla-
trtre adopted a bill appropriating q
fund whereby she may be educated
has arrived. Miss Sophia Alcorn, OF
Stanford will have charge OF this
young girl.