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A TEXAS WONDER

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ceipt Of $l00 one small bottle is
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lueHA anu utdlu hequfsEMg hhtvdtHt
W b c b was to honorS
come upon Him This time He includ-
ed the thought Of His resurrection from
the dead on the third day. However.
the matter was incompreheusible to the
disciples and they merely said 10
themselves. This ia another of the
Masters dark sayings. which seem 50
mysterious
Not until after Pentecost did the dis
ciples get the full grasp OF what Jesus
had told them. There the Holy Spirit
began 70 make plain the Divine ar
rangement-thatt the sutferngs Of all
the Church must first come before the
Rlories OF the Kingdom would be re.
vealed ana the worlds blessing begin
On aight Hand and left
Another account tells us TINT the
mother OF James and John came with
them and 9oiced their plea for them.
they believed that the time for dis
tributing the Kingdom honors was very
near. We need not assume that these
two dear disciples sought the positions
closest TO the Master merely for am
bftions sake. Rather. let us suppose
that they loved the Lord very dearly,
and therefore thought that they could
appreciate nearness to Him more
than could some OF the others. In
deed, they evidently appreciated being
near the Master i'm His hours OF deep
est suffering. and were permitted to
come nearer than the majority Of The
Twelve They were glorous charac
ters. whom the Lord greatly loved
Let us mark carefully the words Of
Jesus. He did not say, My dear dis
ciples, there will be 10 Throne. On
the contrary. He declared that while
there would be a Throne, and places OF
preference in that Throne. these would
not be distributed by Himself, but by
the Father. Places In the Kingdom
VIII be given absolutely on the score
or quality.
Are Ye Able 7"--"My Cup, NY 5ap-
tism2'
Jesus then made known the fact that
any position whatever ia the Kingdom
would require TIE fultlment of certain
conditions 1t was not enough that
they had been called TO discipleshfp,
that they bad left all to follow Him.
that they had assented 10 His teach
ings. There must be something more;
else they might not enter the Kingdom
at all. These conditions the Master
declared, saying, Are We able to drink
OF the cup that | shall drink or and TO
be baptized with My bapusmp
In the Divine Plan. God had ar
ranged that whoever viii be entrusted
with the Messianic Kingdom glory
honor and power for the blessing Of
the world, must demonstrate his
worthiness In Jesus case the cup
meant al those experiences OF igno-
miny and shame. including crucihxion,
which He underwent during the three f,
aud on. half years Of His earthly min
istry and which He fully accomplished |
at Calvary.
The Masters baptism at Jordan was
merely a picture Of the real baptism.
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YOU CAN SEE NEW YORK
CITY IN A DAY.

The Green Car automobile trips up
town, downtown, and seeing New York
after Dark a night tour along The
Great White Way" through the Hebrew
Hungarian, Italian Quarter, aud China
town, with the yacht trips around Man
haitian Island constitute the most perfect
Sightseeing Service in the world. A
competent lecturer D. in charge 0i every
party. Write Tor beautifully Illustrated
4s-paee historical booklet, printed IN colors,
with large map and hst Of theatres. hotels,
rates, etc Address Green Car Sight
Seeing Co, 95s Broadway, New YOIk.
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WARMING

10 rarents Guardians, or loafers.
Notloe Is hereby given tbat Guthrie
Lodge No. BIS A. II T A.. win pay
$1,000 reward for the arrest ana con
tcton OF any person or persons
hunting or fishing or trespassing on
The property OF any member Of THIS
lodge Lincoln Alien. Pres, FRANK
Weiss. Secretary.
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FOR SALE Second hand iamDer
snittable for barn OF sheds, al old
fsir grounds, noTthwesf Of Town L.
RodTaao.
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Ore Feature 0f Jesus ished He meant
Dsdth- Bapusm that ais bsnttsfn
into death was completed. He was
raised ont or that death baptism on
the third day by the Fathers Power.
That baptism meant the full renuB
citation of sll earthly rights; and the
Master asked those dear disciples
whether they were able TO share lis
cup of ignominy and Ms baptism into
death The same principle applies 70
OH followers Of Jesus. II IS Tor each
20 decide whether he will drink OF the
Masters cup and share His baptism
into death only the lowly, the self
sacrificing. will be able or willing 70
endure such experiences
TIE other Apostles were indignant
thst James and John should have
made such a request However, the
incident afforded Jesus opportunity tor
laying down the rules which must
govern in respect 20 greatness IN Tie
Messisnic Kingdom There whoever
serves most wili have the highest
honor.
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ton. and that a
hole age ould
intervene before
that Il / Il & d o IN
would be estab-
lished a mongst
men. But He had
limited all this.
In today's les
son Jesus again
brought up the
10 Il tie OF the
shame, ill-treat-
ment and death
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His going dow D
into the water
symbolically rep
resented His 90
ing down into
death and His
resurre ctio Il
therefrOn. n ia
real baptis m
progressed from
Jordan 10 Cal
vary When on
the cross He
cried 1t is hu
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Results Yesterday.

AZ 81 Joseph, 4 topeka 3
At Des Moines. 3 Wichita
Al Sioux city, 3, Denver o
Al Omaha Lincoln rain
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SIX PERSONS BITTEN
gY MAD DOGS,

Six persons were bitten by dogs
suffering with rabies. in Oalahoms
City, Saturday All the victims are
at the Oklahoma Pasteur Institute
sos West Reno avenue.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Leader has been authorized to an
nouuce the candidates. Of the following
NATIONAL
FOR Congress, Fifth District
James 5. Ross Oklahoma city lbel')
STATE
President Board Of Agricultural
John B. Favor, Logan County. tDem. }
j. J. McAIester, Pittsburg County.
Oem)
lieutenant Governor.
Ben Lafayette, Checo:ah. CDem.)
Richard Bllups. Cordell. (Dem)
p. =. Duffy. FL Reno. (Dem)
Attorney General.
S +. Freezing, shawnee (Deh.l
State Superintendent.
r. n. Wilson. Chickasha. CDem)
secretary OF State.
J. S, Askew. Chickasha. Dem)
JUDICIAL
District Judge, nth District.
Frank Dale. Guthrie. tDem)
COUNTY
Fred Maddn, Republican
Rin Sherwood Guthrie. (Rep)
John Mahoney Guthrie. (kep)
CLAUDE Mize, Crescent. (DemJ
Chas y Davis. Mulhal township
cIsrR Rs'%' : Of courts.
Dan NJ williams, Guthrie (fep)
Frank A weiss. Guthrie. (Dem)
County Clerk.
A. A. Lser. Guthrie. (Rep
X. r. Stohaugh Crescent. t'rH'
County Attorney
Chester A. Mari. Guthrie. Uem)
ID. l.. Morrison. Guthrie. (Dem2
Arthur K. Swank. Guthrie. ufepJ
County Treasurer.
Alfred Adler, Guthrie. Dem)
r. d. Stewart Mdlhall. (Rep)
Iohn ID Chappene Guthrie. (Dem)
j. c. Strang, Guthrie. (Rep)
County superintendent.
Margaret Doolittle. Crescent. ti)eth)
Justice Of the Peace.
n. II. Seward, Guthrie. (Kep)
70 p Bulingame. Guthrie. (Rep)
County Commissioner, 1st Dist
VIM shearer. Guthrie. (Dem)
I'D. ]. Oberholzer. Guthrie. (Rep)
I'D q Murphy Guthrie. Progressive
County Commissioned, 3rd DIST
John Omen. Marshall Dem)
County Commissioner, 2nd Dist.
T. NJ. Oliver tRep.)
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u know of one where they have
hammocks already swung for testing
And If a girl wishes 60 try II for two.
they provide handsome CLERKS to sit
in the hammock and swing The girls
just swarm there
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BUSINESS cHANCEs.

WANTED IDEAS-Wrlte for list OF
inventions wanted by manufactur
ers and prizes offered for inventions
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NOTICE.. WAFER useas.

ON account OF shortage of water
sprinkhng is hereby prohibited until
further notice
G. G. CLOTHlER.
Commissioner Of Public Utilities.
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Gamea ToaaN.

Kansas city al Chicago
pittsburgh at Buffalo
Baltimore al Brooklyn
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GREATNESS THE REWARD OF
SERVICE.
zs1r= = BIBLE STUDY ON 20


GREATNESS THE REWARD OF
SERVICE.
Mark 10. 80 45--July IL.
"The Son OF Man came not 10 be assA-
tsfered an.o. but 20 nsiHtsfer, dHd 10 ssSs
HlS life Ransom for many H"-P u.s.
~ T was at the close or Jesus min-
Il istry. For more than three years
the Master had been calling His
disciples and instrucung them.
They had come to recognize Him as
Messiah, through whom the Messianie
Kingdom would be set up, 10 bless all
mankind-dead as well as living.
The Master had particularly assured
them that ii faithful they should sit
with Him In His Throne However,
he had not told them that His King
dom would be spiritual one that be-
fore they could share it they would
need the change Of the First Resurrec.
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Standing Of the leans.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday
A Chicago. Kansas city. 1
AZ Brooklyn. 10. Baltimore g
Al Buffalo 6 Pittsburgh 8
Only three games scheduled
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II. NJ ADAMS,
Attorney aud Notary.
Chattels and Farm Loans.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Houses for Rent.
office over Bank of Commerce.
Phone 414. Res POne llly.
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physician and Surgeon.
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FOR TRADE--A good school quarter
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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-21
The Doll Girl.

1.-THE Doll Girl" the new three act
musical comedy composed by Leo Fall
with English book by Harry B. Smith,
will be presented by Charles Frohman
At the Lexington Opera House, Wednes-
day. January 81. matinee and night.
with Richard earle aud Hattie Williams
as co-stars The piece is described as
being worthy representative, music
ally, of the new Viennese school. 1t
is one long succession OF delightful
Enthusiastically of them-songs,
dances, marches and concerted pieces,
furnishing feast of charming music.
The work comes here from New York,
where for four months it proved TO be 9
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-21
Accidentally Killed.

News reached here Sunday evening of
the accidental killing at Valley View
that afternoon of Terry S. Perkins by
his cousin, Luther Perkins. The young
men were engaged in scufile in front
of the Perkins home, when Terry is re-
ported to have said to his cousin: You
have pistol and if you will put it away
| am as good man as you" Luther
tossed the pistol aside and when it struck
the ground it was discharged. the bullet
taking effect in young Terry's head,
death following few hours later. Both
young men were about the same age,
about % years, and sons of well known
residents of that village. Terry Perkins
was turnkey under Jailer n. B. Jones
during the past year and was popular
with all who knew him. No arrests
have been made in connection with the
tragedy.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-21
Phone 100
Capital Stock $4,000
DIRECTORS
TO THE TOBACCO GROWERS OF MADISON
AND ADJOINING COUNTIES:

We have giving of
dion of market possible this without
We long enough our
count We sold during the week closed 1873 900
the entire market Saturday had sold The
House Sold s
of million We boastng
confidence 5 methods
Then again THE MADISON STILLLEADS BOTH
AND POUNDS While the weeks
week. but compared avoraby with considering
offered and the dry weather No fancy
still believe on Mon
day the 9h TO- 900 The
two dollars hundred higher ali
of the best obtained throughout the
Madison 2i5 pounds s7
$500 $40 Isl T. Lund
sl727 Pather
Nat Prewi Garrard 2O lbs Long
Madison 3o5 lbs sl6 so; county
20O lbs SIS o. T. Curtis 6S65 lbs
j. Kirby Madison county, average crops
sold Monday
We
Tobacco Coming in slowly will
each and seller individual
for his tobacco
gain.
We thank again for very patronage hop.
that of further top
Call glad to see
you We very sincerely and gratefully
MADISON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO. INC.
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Piano Factory For Richmond

Mr.. Albert Walker, of Cincinnati. was
in Richmond last week and closed deal
with the Richmond Ice Co. for lease OF
the buildings occupied by Todd & Tay-
Tor Lumber Co., near the L. q \ pas
serger depot, and will manufacture pr
amos in this city. Mr.. Walker has been
connected with the Steinway Piano Co .
Of Cine nnati, for number of years and
is thoroughly familiar with every detail
Of the business. The firm will begin bus
mess on Feb. and will start on small
scale, but hope before the end of this
year to have large force of expert pi-
ano makers employed. Mr.. J. A. Todd,
one of our best known carpenters, has
been employed by Mr. Walker to assist
in the wood work.
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JANUARY -. 1914

THE charges preferred against the
Eastern Kentucky Normal School by In
speclor Goodpaster some months ago and
again being made a part Of the Legisla-
tive Investigating Committee, were an
swered in the Climax on the publication
Of Mr. Goodpaster's report during the
summer. hence we know DIR. Crabbe will
amply justify his acts before the inves-
tigating body at Frankfort, Mr.. Good
paster TO the contrary notwithstanding.
Those who have been in touch with the
splendid work Of the Normal School Of
this city, and are familiar with the char.
scier Of men in whose hands the future
Of that institution has been intrusted,
have implicit confidence in the integrity
Of DIR. Crabbe and every other ofiicia
connected with the school. and nothing
that Inspector Coodpaster or any other
man may say to its detriment will cause
those in a position 10 know and appreci
ate a school Of this character TO lesser
their regard for this, one of the creates
institution Of learning in Kentucky.
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Madison County Institute
Program.

At First Christian Church, Jan. 2l-23.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
ZOO Devotional
40 Address The Sunday School To
day. ~ Walter E Frazee.
$50 Conference.
THURSDAY.
$50 Devotional.
1910 Symposium on THE Front Rank
BloIe school Standard of Efiicien-
cy"
HOO Address The Grad e d Bible
school Walter Z. Frazee.
1880 Conference.
2:a0 Devotional
300 ~ Modern Workers Conference"
Waller = Frazee.
l:G0 "A Message from the Elementary
Sgreriniende - Mrs. John 5.
A>oury.
i:OO Conference Tor elementary work
er-.
eco "n-e kim Down the Walls. >
" ser L. Flazee.
500 y Graded Lessons Mrs. j
5. Asbury.
FRIDAY.
9.30 Devotional.
1000 Symposium on ''Class Organiza-
ton AID service"
100 Elemeulary.-M Asbury.
2.31 Repors from all schools repre-
senied.
800 Symposium on The New Crusade
400 Missions in the Sunday School y
Walter Il Frazee.
ZOO Devotional
7:30 Address Modern Tendencies in
Religious Education. = w. c.
Bower.
Every Bible School worker in Madison
County is urged 20 attend as many of
above sessions as possible. Each should
come with his questions and problems
aud prepared TO take part in all confer
ences. Bring note book and pencil
along. Let US see which school will
have the best percentage of its workers
in attendance
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Gard of Thanks.

| desire toexpress my sincere thank:
to my relatives and frier.ds for the kind
ness shown me during the recent illness
and death of my beloved mother, and
for the beautiful floral offerings. | also
desire to thank Rev. E. b Barnes fol
his kind words of consolation, the Choir
for the beautiful hymns rendered, the
Pail Bearers for their kindly ministra.
tions. and Messrs. Oldham and Lackey
for the kind and efficient manner in
which the funeral was conducted.
MISS EVA ROBERTS.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-21

A NEGRO paroled convict has been ar
rested in ST. Louis and 10 less than sew
enty thefts have been traced to his rest
less activity since his release from The
penitentiary on parole two years ago.
The incide; shows the danger of the in
discriminate parole. Some years ago a
paroled convict killed two people in the
city OF Louisville. Prison boards lose
nothing by going slow in turning con
victed criminals loose upon a communi
tg.-Bourbon News
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The ZeiSler Concert.

Through the energy of President ].
u. Crabbe and an efficient faculty COM
mitt ee, Richmond has from year TO year
a lecture course that surpasses those
given in the average cities of like popu-
lation. The Normal lecture courses are
esta blished. They have brought talent
that is very much worth while. Now.
by virtue OF the energy of the musical
clubs OF the city and the financial back
ing of Prof. Hoskinson. Richmond Is TO
have another rare privilege. We believe
no community in the State will hear
better music this season than that heard
right here at home. Two of the artists
would be big drawing cards in any city
in America or Europe. The remaining
numbers of the series of concerts are far
above the usual musical attractions.
Friday evening, Fannie Bloomfield
ZeiSler gave TO splendid audience IN
the Normal chapel what will no doubt
prove TO be the most artistic of The four
great numbers. Her technique is be-
yond adverse criticism. To find flaw
would be TO prove ones judgment un
balanced. The delicacy and clarity of
The light runs, the bold laundering of
her marvellous fingers as she rendered
tuc licdNlcI ScloOblOuSs tue pcIISCl ScllSc
of rhythm, all will be memory long to
remain in the hearts of lovers of the
piano. TIC her techique she added a
tempera as clearly marked as her
technique. Under her matchless power
the simple and Over-worke1 selections
took unto themselves poetic beauty. I'm
der that same sway brilliant numbers
like the 18th movement Of LisZt'S Hun
h, 81, I
wrought with marvellous effect. Such
renderings elevate the standard of music
for any community. World artists are
not everyday fare. The attention and
response given this splendid performer
are delight TO record.
MuSic-lovers were present; all of them.
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BECAUSE the Secretary OF State failed
TO advertise the constitutional amend
ment requiring the classification Of prop
erty for purposes Of taxation within the
perio, as.prescribed by law. the Court Of
Appeals holds that the amendment Is in
valid. therefore the will Of the people
who voted at the last general election in
favor Of the constitutional amendment
has been thwarted as the result Of the
dereliction of duty Of a State official
The convict labor amendment, which
was not passed on by the court, VIII also
be invalid for the above stated rea
sons
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-21

source Of delight. "The Doll Girl has
had a most interesting history. Origi-
nally it was French comedy that won
success on the banks of the Seine. Stein
and Wilmer conceived the idea of turn
ing it into German, and Leo Fall, The
composer of THE Dollar Princess, y
agreed TO furnish the score that would
make of it a musical comedy. Under
the title of ''Das Puppenmaedel," the
WORK was produced in Berlin, and there
made most substantial hit.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-21
A Hard Duty to Perform.

Constable Jake Tresler, of Fayette
had disagreable duty to perform when
he was called upon to convey his own
son, Mack Tresler, to the penitentiary
TO serve an inderminate sentence of two
to twenty one years for the murder of
Neal Mitchell, at Lexington, several
months AGO
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-21
COMING FRIDAY AT THE
ALEXANDRIA

The Presidents Pardon" a great
military drama featuring Crane Wilbur
and Octavia Handworth, in addition to
our regular programs reels Arthur &
N ems singing from Opera TO Ragtime
Admission 10 cents.
Monday night = Mary Pickford in
Caprice"