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The evening world., 1913-02-18
# CONST|PATED OR
BILIOUS" CASCARETS:"
No Biliousncss, Headache
Sick. Sour Stomach. In
digestion. Coated
Tongue or Constipa-
ton.

FurrcJ Tongue. BAD Taste. lndi-
gcs,ion, Sallow skin and Miserable
Headaches come from torpid liver
and cloggcd bowels. which cause
your stomach 10 become filled with
undigcs,cd food. which sours and fer
mcn,s like garbage in swill barrel.
That's the first step to untold misery
indigestion. foul gases. bad breath.
yellow skin. mental fears. everything
that is horrible and nauscating. \
Cascarct Tonight will give your con-
s,ipatcd bowels thorough cleansing
and s,raightcn you out by morning.
They work while you slccp-a lO-ccnt
box from your druggist will keep you
feeling good for months. Millions ~
men and women take u Cascaret now
and then TO keep their stomach. liver
aud bowels regulated. and never know
q miserable moment. Don't forget
the childrcn--thcir little insidcs need
a good. gentle cleansing, too.
The evening world., 1913-02-18

deissohn's songs without words. Then
she essaycd Schumadn's "Carncvai' \
Chopin group and compositions by ST.
Iowski. Padcrcwskl and Lisat completed
the programme. The young woman. vino
was heartily anpla ,dcd by a friendly
audience. Is pretty certain to be heard
again.
Modest Atschulcr lei tue Russian
symphony Orchestra ana "A chorus At
the Park Theatre last night az an ac-
compartment to THE MIRACLE" a word
less mystery play, tie book by Karl
vollmoclicr and tho music 10y uampcr-
dlnck. \ procession VI nuns down the
aisles TO the stage to enter the first
scene In the Cathedral was done ef-
fectively. 4 large audience enjoyed the
Performance.
The evening world., 1913-02-18
NINE. RAPPOLD HURT.
Opera Singer reported slightly
Injured In u wreck.

PHILADELPHIA, Fcb. iS.-A freight
train backed into the Royal B,uo I'm
press. due In New York 1T 60 t. NJ.
and bruises, but continued on their way
to New York. Among the injured were
Nine. Rappold, said TO 1c the opera
singer. and Robert 4. Mlllgan Of No. Ii
Broadway.
The evening world., 1913-02-18

Nine. Marie Rappoh vas not at her
home. No. sol West One Hundred and
Tenth street. last night. and was said
to be on tour.
The evening world., 1913-02-18

Elinoro Altman. young american
pianist. gave u recital at Aeolian Hall
last evening at which she disclosed .
great deal Of technical ability and no
little artistic understanding. Che began
by playing BeethOven's sonata No. 2.
opus 81, and followed with four of Mem
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-07-31

Matt. 1926 Mark lO:aa7 Luke
1881 Luke 1877 John III The
word was with God and the word
was Col.
Mr.. Elrod you said that God
was spirit if all spirit then he
could not be word. Col 90 In
him dwelleth the fitness OF the
God head bodily, not only spirit
but bodily. Now Mr.. Elrod
please explain why the people in
the book of Exodus made molten
gods was it not because Moses
had instructed them that God
was material being, he saw MIN
face to face his hand and the
right hand and if a right hand it
is to be supposed he must have
a left hand or God would be d..
form ed and Jesus said he looked
like his father Of flesh and bones
hence your spirit God falls to
the ground God is love.
John Is God is a jealous Cod,
God is a merciful God, He is kind
He is true He is Almighty dea |
ing to the unjust as we'll as the
just. God said if you love me
keep my commandments and I
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-07-31

Rev. l.. s. Garrett,
Brushyknob Mo.
Dear Sir
There is a question that
for long time has greatly both
cred me 80 I know no better way
to find out, than write and ask
you and get you to publish your
answer in your esteemed paper.
1t is this-What denomination
do you belong to?
Your paper is such help to
me in my religious life. I look
forward to it with such keen ex.
pectation. l seen in this week. S
copy you were on the pury list,
that fills me with sorrow and I
pray you will soon be on the
healthy list.
Wishing your paper always
the greatest success and in the
hopes of some day Twill oe able
to visit Brushyk knob | remain,
Yours truly,
Leonora Gordon.
ST. Louis, $3.50 Won Versen.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-07-31

will send you the comforter ever
the spirit Of truth who is to take
the things of the fathe. and ,e
veal them unto you But nv
friend Mr.. Elrod does not believe
in revelation, hence the office
work of the spirit is not needed
in the PRESBYTERIAN church be-
cause such ministers as Mr.. FL
rod can go to one Institution and
have their mind trained to be
mind readers and another H.
stltution to have their soul illunl.
mated so it can shine out to his
fellow man and give them the
great illumination which thew
receive at Institution No. >.
Peter James JOAN where did
you get your souls illuminated,
was it on the banks. of the sea
where you were fishing, or did
you go to a Bible school in Jer.
usalem and learn to be preachers
did not Jesus say follow me and
| will make you fishers of men
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-07-31
PfeSbytprialism
RE ORGANIZED CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST
LATTERDAY SAINTS.
BY Geo. Edwards,

Now when the efticaisus blood
had been offered we have the
next picture of Jesus telling his
disciples to handle him for a
spirit hath not flesh aud bones as
you see me have but when you
see me you see my father be.
cause I am the express image of
my father. Something like it
reads in Gen. 1-26. Let US
make man in our image. not like
our spirit. Our bodies are to be
redeemed as well as the spirit
Rom. 2-13. Not the hearers of
the law but the doors of the law
are justified. Acts 7-a5.56. Now
Mr.. Stenhens give Mr. Elrod
your testimony with reference
to God and his son when the
wicked mob were stoning you to
death. Being full of the Holy
Ghost looked steadfastly into
heaven and saw the glory of God
and Jesus standing at the right
hand OF God. Not on the right
side of his spirit and if he had a
right hand it infers he had a left
hand and Jesus was standing
not on his head but it is natural
to suppose he was standing on
his feet the feet he is going to
stand on the Mount of Olives
with j, when he appears to the
Jews and will announce to them
these are the wounds received
in the house of my friends.
Elk. 24:10 They went up and
saw the God OF Israel.
/ Kings 1923 The Lord God of
| Israel no GOO like thee if be was
only spirit then all the angels
would be like him for they are
ministering spirits sent to them
who shall be heirs of salvation.
Gen. 5:22 Euoch walked with
God, also did Noah Jacob and
Moses. With ,uen this is i'm
possible but with God all things
are possible,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-07-31
NEWS IN AND AROUND
!SRUSNYNNOR.

Ouule haFUeN ~ RECOVERY lt' I'D
idly from his injured arin.
Mrs. James anJ sous TOOK
dinner with Frank [.e1's" and
family Sun.
The hot dry weather still con.
tinues. The prospect Cor feed is
very poor in this vicinity. Corn
cannot possibly make more than
i've oasnel on TIM average per
acre.
Grandpa Letter who vas visit.
ing his son at this place two
weeks ago is row visiting ms
daughter in western Oklahoma
he stood the long "trip very we'll
and arrived at his destination
feeling ine notwithstanding his
advanced years.
School opens Mon. Aug 18th.
with Mrs. Nora Morgan as
teacher.
Mrs. J. r. IIearle and daughter
Of St. Louis visited few days
last week With Mrs. Hearles
sister MRS G. W. Hopewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Walker of
Cheney attended meeting at
Brushyknob schoo! house Sun.
Rev. Standifer preached at
the school house Sun.
]. e. Coats spent Sun, with
his daughter Mrs. Viola G!asco
Jerry is working in Ozark Co..
with a we'll drill.
Homer and BERTHE James Clay
Heard ard Charlie Coats attend
ed the picnic at Browns Cave
Friday and Saturday.
Virgil Heard of Digglns Mo. is
visiting relatives ut this place.
Mrs. Birdie Mcclure Of Lynch
burg who has been visiting her
Mother Mrs, J, NJ. Hitchcock
returned to her home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alon7o Hitchcock
of Springfield visited Mr~1Iitch
cocks mother last week retu rn'
ing home Monday,
W. II. Morgan and wife visito d
with Ed Morgans family, Sun.
W. N. Lawrence road oversee:
was at the postoffice Mon. lookin,
after the bridge near there thai
was broken down last week.
Charley Coats spent last wee
with home folks.
: Several Of our boys left las
week for North Missouri seellin,
employment
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-07-31
WORKMANSHIP,
By J. I. Elrod.
Continued from No. g..

/
! les my dear sir-the Bible
says that in the mouth of two or,
three witnesses all is establish
ed. hut it does not say that rev.
citation is established in that way.
Read Matt. Is 1917. Moreover
if thy brother shall trespass a.
gainst thee, go and tell him his
fault between thee and him alone;
Ii he shall hear thee, thou hast
gained thy brother. But if he
will not hear thee, then take with
thee. one or two more. that in
the mouth OF two Or three witness
ses every word may be estab.
lished. And if he shall neglect
to hear them, tell it unto the
lchurch::but if he neglect to hear
the church, let him be unto thee
as an heather man and a publ.
can"
So you see you cannot prove
revelation by this, for it is con.
corning the matters between in.
dividuals Of the church. Please
don't misuse the scriptures to
prove your pet theories. Be
careful about leaving off part Of
the verse. For instance the BIZ
BILE says let those on the house.
tops not come down. You might
leave off the first half and say.
Topnots come down.
The lives of Smith Rigdon anil
Pratt proves that they were as
bad as I'said without any more
levideuce.
The reason I went to the
Moody Bible Institute is because
1T is one of the best Bible
Schools in the world. Twas nev.
Ter in Presbyterian School as a
student, so my mind has not
been trained from that stand
point, but will go there soon.
You learned that the soul and
mind we're the same did you? |
) guess you learned that at home.
Mr.. Edwards talks as though
Paul was not an educated man,
but he was the best educated
> man of his day, having been
brought up at the feet of Gam.
aliel, educated as a lawyer in the
seat of jewish civilization and
culture, with the brains OF a Jew.
ish teacher and the close contact
> of the philosophy of both the
Greeks and the Romans.
f, The reason Peter did not go tc
a bible school was that he had
years of teaching with the Rles,
sed Master Himself. All minis
! ters would rather have the teach
< ing that Peter bad than the Bi
i ple School. Peter was not igno
rant. AS as notabllity is conern
ed, we will say that Smith hat
X more nerve and audacity in ad
voca,ing pollgamy than any mai
of his day.
t You say Mr.. Edwards tina
r unless I have the gift. OF prophe
cy I have not the doctrine Q
Christ. Ibegan at Gen. An
give it to Rev That is what
preach to my congregations. An
According to your statement it
not the doctrine of Chist. The
,. why do you have a Bible if 1t
not the testimony of Christ
u Some of your new fangl,
l. dope. Will do for the mormon
y If God is a big adam God) {
* flesh and bones, why do 70
IT need any revelations? VIII
. don't he just come. an
m talk face to,face With you? l al
not the judge about your etc
to nal. destiny, but if you teac
TX things that are not scripture
K. you might consider that you wi
s be eternally damned N less >,.o
It, repent.
I I guess that have to firm
,e gain ] can for was raised on
farm in show me state. Yes G.
rs calls from the pillow, carpenter
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-07-31
HE CRESS EFT
ERUSEYNNCB

SHUSE INNCB T Q
LOCAL LORE.
:, Mr., Judge Baker ie still on
puny list.
IS Mr.. Isaac Smith is going With
>, Colony Thresher.
ca Mr. Jimmie Johns took dinner
t IN Mr.. Samuel Merritt on
J Sunday.
IF you want good thrashing
ne, call on the Colony thrash
" Mr.. Allen Page paid the Or
e OF the Ed. a visit on last
onday.
The Colony Colorado Special
II Il do you good and clean work
CT thrashing.
We saw Mr.. Logan Coats
t at the Colony blacksmith
10 op on last Monday.
It,
Mr.. John Slate and son Earl
se .. mt over to Hartville on last
- 9nday on q business trip.
lii
~ Mr. Ben Heard and Harry Ba.
/; are working in the Colony
+. acksmAh Shop. at the present.
n, The Oddfellows meets every
y, t and 3rd Saturday nights at
81 cir Hall at JAH-Viue.
Nv If you want the best religious
he per subscribe for the CREssET
is also the greatest friend to
epeople.
I'd
3, Mr.. VIM. Page and family was
I'll to see their parents Mr..
FRY Haines and wife on last
onday.
TAI
is
Of Mr.. Naith Lawrence was seen
wi ing over to Brnshyknob, to
ok at a culbert near the store.
18th is good road supervisor.
w
10
IT We were not able to go to the
,le hampton School House to
! each last Sunday, but we ex.
!. ,ct to be there on the next 4th.
rs anday and Saturday before.
st
,er Elder Wyant preached US a fire
/ irmon on last Sunday at II
Clock at the Colony Church
ouse, his wife and the Elder
i !, ok dinner with the Colony peo
lcl
/ Mr.. Cleveland Vogt from Of
&C le Usage River near Warsaw
le me up to see his brother Har
.'Ay and his Uncle, Samuel Mer
''ll$stt. and is wanting his Uncle tt
~ home with him, and also the
s2i, to hold meeting at theil
fiosacs;
ly8 On July 9th. report Of tn
= to AWHILE Union Sabbath Schoo
= as'of the best total number oil
I ihOiars present 80 Officer
resent 3, teachers present 4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-14
Negroes Head Almost Severed.

anderson, May IA homicide
with Horrible details happened near
A~ntreyille, just across the line in
Abbeville county, yesterday after
noon when John Hill used a razor on
Enoch Hall, cutting Hall in the neck,
almost severing his head from his
body. The jugular vein and the wind
pipe were cut in twain, and the head
was held on the body only by a few
shreds of flesh. 1t Is said that Hill
was being chased by Hall, following
a quarrel. Both men had been drink
ing. Hall got pretty close in behind
Hill when the latter drew his razor
and began carving Hall on the neck.
Hiu las been lodged in Abbeville
jail. Both are negroes.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-14
Steamship Hits an Iceberg.

Montreal, May 1.-THE fate Of
the Titanic was narrowly escaped by
the steamer Chiltern Range in q COL
lision with an iceberg to the east of
Newfoundland Banks on her voyage
from Hull to this port, where she ar
rived to-day. The bow plates Of the
steamer, a British freighter, were
badly dented.
The berg was struck In latitude
.46.39 north and longitude 44.4U
west, in the track Of the ocean liners,
but some distance to the north and
east Of the spot where the Titanic
met hor fate. After the collision he
steamer was surrounded by fcebergs,
which, although they could not be
seen because Of the fog, evidenced
their presence by the echoes that re-
sounded from their towering sides at
every blast from the steamers whfs-
tie. $50.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-14
j. o. MITCHELL DROPS DEAD.
Drawing Water to Take With Medi-
cine When He Expired.
anderson Mail, 12th.)

81
j.. Oscar Mitchell, who until about
two years ago was engaged in the
mercantile business with John F.
Acker, on Earle street, died very
suddenly yesterday at the Wilton e.
Lee home, Ave miles northwest Of
this city.
Mr.. Mitchell, who lived in the Den
yer section, was driving to the home
of Mrs. Eskew. Arriving at the Lee
place he decided to stop and change
buggies. After driving up in the
yard and making known his wishes
he complained of having a headache,
and asked If he could get a tablet to
relieve the pain. Mr.. Mitchell then
went into the Lee house to take the
tablet. AS he was walking to the
faucet to draw some water to take
with the medicine he dropped to the
floor and expired.
Mr.. Mitchell was about 35 years
Of age and leaves a young wife, who
was Miss Hembree, and two small
children. TIE funeral services were
held at Salem church this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock, being conducted by
Rev. d. w. Dodge, pastor of the Cen
Gral Presbyterian church. Mr.. Nit
cnell was a member of the Masonic
order.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-14
LEGALLY HELD, BUT NOT RIGHT.
That rs Decision of Congressman
With n Clear Conscience,

Washington, May 12.-RcDresen-
tative H. DIN Young, OF Ishpeming,
Mich, announced in a speech in the
House to-day his intention Of resign
ing his seat. He discussed the con-
test instituted by VIM. j. Mcdonald,
a Progressive, saying 458 votes in
tended for Mcdonald had not been
counted for him and he did not feel
justified in holding his seat
Young was a candidate on the Re-
publican ticket. The State board of
canvassors issued a certificate to Mr..
Young, declaring he had received an
apparent majority of PSI, after ass
ballots cast by mistake for Sheldon
William J. Mcdonald" had been
thrown out. MI. Young declared the
458 electors intended to vote for Nc
Donald and that he did not feel justi-
fled in holding the seat.
Il am now convinced" said he,
that If the ass votes in dispute were
counted for the contestant the YER
dict would not be in my favor. I am
convinced that those 458 electors in
tended to vote for William j. McDon-
aid, and while under the law ne is
not entitled to these Votes, l. do not
care to hold a seat that may be ques-
toned by honorable and !disinterest-
ed men. / therefore have prepared
my resignation and will forward it to
the Secretary of State of Michigan
and will file a copy with the speaker
Of the House."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-14
Power Company Pushing Work.

Richland, May Especial: Capt.
j. j. Ballenger was one OF the board
Of visitors who spent several days
last week at Clemson College.
Mrs. Sloan Bruce and John Bruce,
of Avalon, Ca, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at the home of j. P.
Stribling.
We are glad to be able to report
that Mrs. e. d. Foster Is able to be
out again, after her confinement
caused by a fall about a month Ego.
The Southern Power Company was
very busy around here last week
cleaning the right of way for their
electric lines. This will pass several
hundred yards to the north Of Rich
land. The hands and overseers are
camping lear Richland Creek. II
they continue as well as they did last
week they will nearly finish the Sec
ton this week. They are putting up
steel towers every 400 feet to carry
the wires.
w. H. Coe was very busy last week
and has another shipment OF poplar
logs at the depot.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-14
ONLY DIspENsARY BOOZE LEGAL
That is Contention of State i'm Case
Against Express Company.

Columbia, May 12.-Assistant At
torney General Fred H. Dominick
will file a brief in the Supreme Court
here to-day in which it will be con-
tended, on the part of the State of
South Carolina, that under the Webb
law recently enacted by Congress, as
applied to the liquor laws OF this
State, no shipment or whiskey into
this State Is legal except 1t be to a
dispensary.
but for the protection of the in
ter-State commerce clause" says the
Assistant Attorney General, "there
is only n method Of lawfully OBJ
tanning, receiving and possessing IL
quors In the State OF South Carolina,
and that Is by purchase from a our
ty ~dispensary for a lawful
All other liquors are deemed and ex-
pressly declared to be contraband and
may be seized without warrant"
The brief contends there Is ample
authority as to the right Of the State
to pass n enforce such a law.
Now that this protection" (the
protection Of the Interstate COM
merce clause, the brief concludes.
has been withdrawn by the Webb
act, the State laws apply equally to
shipments from without the State as
we'll as to shipments within the
State. ~
The brief points out that 1t is now
unlawful to ship liquor from one
point In the State to another point in
the State, and that shipments from
without the State, even for personal
use, are now only permitted under
the protection of the Interstate com
merce clause, which protection is now
Withdrawn, the Assistant Attorney
General contends, by the Webb law.
The brief is filed on behalf OF the
State Of South Carolina In the case Of
W. w. Atkinson, plaintiff, against
southern Express Company, which
VIII test the effect of the recently en-
acted Webb law.
Should the contention Of the AS
slstant Attorney General on behalf of
the State be sustained, it will mean
that even bona fide personal USE,
shipments will be illegal, and the
only way to get whiskey in this State
VIII be to buy it from a county dis
pensary in person.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-14
Rev. Courtenay Has Resigned.
columbia Record

Rev. Garlic Courtenay, who last
winter organized the Colonial
Heights Baptist church and has since
been it's efficient and beloved pastor,
rendered his resignation at a confer
ence Of the church after last nights
service. Rev. Courtanay's reason for
resigning was that his work in con-
nection with the Baptist orphanage
consumed so large a part of his time
that he could not devote enough time
and energy to the duties of pastor of
the church. He announced that he
would retain his membership in the
church and would cooperate with his
successor in its upbuilding, and his
resignation was reluctantly and re-
gretfully accepted by the congrega-
ton.
Rev. Courtenay will remain as pas
tor until his successor Is definitely
decided upon. Resolutions of appre-
citation for his work since the organ
iZation of the church and regret at
his resignation were unanimously
adopted.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-14
Best Medicine for Colds.

When a druggist recommends a
remedy for colds, throat and lung
troubles, you cal feel sure that he
knows what he is talking about. c..
Lower, druggist, of Marion, Ohio,
writs Of DR.. Kings New Discovery:
81 know DR.. Kings New Discovery
is the BEST throat and lung medicine
/ sell. 1t cured my wife of a severe
bronchial cold after all other reme-
dies failed" 1t will do the same for
you If you are suffering with a cold
or any bronchial, throat or lung
cough. Keep a bottle on hand at all
times for every in the family to
use. 1t is a home doctor. Price soc.
and 81. Guaranteed by all drug
gists. adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-14
Locals from Bounty Land.

Bounty Land, May 12.-Special:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wright visited
relatives at Galway last week.
Mrs. j. M. King and daughter Les
sic, Of Bolton, were guests at the
Bagwell home the latter part OF the
week.
Miss Ora Bagwell spent Friday
night in Seneca with Miss Stella Fin
cannon and attended the play,
Breezy Point" =
o. H. Doyle Is employed as sales
man at the Seneca Mercantile Co.'S
store temporarily.
The visitors in the community es-
terday were Miss Ola May Wool
bright, of Tow nville; j. B. Shanklin
and two children, OF Anderson; A. G.
Shanklin, Clemson; Mrs. r. Fl.
Smithson and Miss Laura Smithson.
Westminster; Mr.. and Mrs. w: NJ.
Brown and mother, Mrs. Joanna
Brown, of Walhalla, and Paul Jen-
kins and sister, Of Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Davis, of At
lanta, are expected at the Davis home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Stone, Of Sandy
Springs, spent Saturday at the home
OF Il, l.. Stone.
b. 70. Bagwell visited his daughter,
Mrs. w. N. Woolbright, Of Townville,
recently.
Mrs. D. A. Perritt and Miss Ora
Bagwen visited Mrs. w. N. Bruce, of
Galway, last week.
w. M. Brown, Of Walhalla, con-
Quoted Sunday school yesterday in
the absence of H. Knight, tho super
intendent.