Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24

ClSES.
nave lAD LOTS Of Rail
subjects and Sermons Appea'
a psrpngly TO the People Of
! The Tent Colony.
jamestown, N. d., June 23.-Mon
day night 1t rained here steadily fol
shout two hours, but did not pene
trate the tents In the Camp In the
Woods" In the morning the sun came
out, and the new week started bright
and shining. The 900. a. N. prayer
meeting was fairly well attended
This meeting is really the pulse of the
camp meetings, and everyone Is In
4Afhast.
Peoples Meeting.
The 9 o'clock Peoples meeting 10 q
testimony meeting, where everyone Is
given q chance to tell what God has
done for them. This opportunity is
eagerly taken advantage of and makes
a happy start for the day.
1.-THE Two Sins"
Rev. ]. L. Brasher preached the
morning sermon. His theme was "The
TWO Bins, and the Remedy For Each"
He eaid that the two sins were: First,
the sins which we actually do, and
second, the sin which we inherit.
The sins we commit here on earth are
pard0ned and washed away when we
are converted. However, he said, the
unborn sin is still In the heart, and
sanctidcation makes the heart pure
and clean, and takes out that "yellow
streak" He read, q nunl0er Of scrip
tural references, showing there are
two separate sins. and that pardon
and sanctincation are the two RENE
dies.
tr Interesting Sermon.
Rev. Weigele preached in the after
noon. He talked On the work of Phil.
ID in the town where Simon Megus
lived. Simon protested salvation and
was baptized by Philip. Then he pro
tossed sanctifcation. but when Peter
and another disciple came down to
that town, healing and saving, he
went to them and offered them money
for the power which they had. Peter
turned on him and told him his heart
wis not right. Rev. Weigele said tlat
there are thousands Of people In the
church who profess religion. who have
none whatever. He said that to be
real, sanctifed Christian one must
have Such . love for your fell0w-men
that, no matter what happens, you
never get angry and night the one who
persscutes yoa. 54
He sAid the best way to ket even.
With man who has wronged yolgs IL
to pray for him and do all you can
% help him. He gave several in
btahces which showed how we'll this
Why. works. When the altar call was
ilade many responded and received
the power. through faith.
In the evening, Rev. H G. Morrison
pfsached i mighty sermon. HIS text
WAs the passage In which BenaiAh
Slsw two lion.like MoAbites; also, he
went down Into . pit on q snowy day
and slew q lion. He met and slew an
Egyptian giant, who had 4 spear as
large ID y weavet's beam. He took
the spear, and killed the giant with
the 1atter's own weapon.
NJ. Morrison pictured the Old a1d
the New TestAments a great art gal.
lerles. He said that the great men
we're large pictures in this gallery,
but one picture, smaller than the rest,
stood out as a perfect work OF are.
This was the man who slew the lion
md the giants. and then went on
aleut his business az II nothing had
happened.
He begged the people to be SO fear.
less, 10 modest, and SO quick that
thsy will be able to slay all the lions
and giants around them. This, he
rid. can only be done by the power
which 10 received from God He talk
sd3right from his heart, and when the
altar call was made for anyone who
wanted more power to STAY the lions
many people hurried to the altar. The
service lasted far into the night.
Rev. Morrison showed the people
Mhat they needed, and many respond
ed. When those who are in attend.
aace at these meetings return to their
homes they should certainly be more
able and ready to 'slay the lions and
giants" in their communities.
The day wal bright and warm and
4fefyone enjoyed the. services, al
thpnshs all we're tired when night
came, and were glad to retire.
Rev. r. H. Craig, pastor Of the
Methodist church OF Bismarck, Arfiv-
ed At Campmeeting Monday after.
noon.
Elsene Findley was an arrival from
Wilton for the Campmeeting. Miss
Nndley attended school in Bismarck
last winter, and Is known to many
Hstnarckers.
LINCOLN IDEAL ron LEADERS.
Lincoln City, Ind, June 12.-At the
grave .0f his mother, Abraham Lin.
cola, martyred president, was eulo.
klsed BY . former v'ce.president oil
tho United States and three former
Governors during the pilgrimage ia
this fplAce today OF the Indiana Repub.
lican. Editorial Association. The
grave OF. Nancy Hanxs Lincoln and
the old Lincoln home are now includ.
ca n 1 State park. Augustus e. VIII
ron, former Governor Of Kentucky
addressed. the editors and theii
friends Oh behalf of the State of lin,
60lAss nativity; w. +. Durbin, formed