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The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-22
MT MORIAH

The past week has been very favorable for farm work, and our farmers have taken advant. age of it. Quite a number have planted their cotton for the sec ond time, because of faulty seed. Corn does not look as we'll as 1t should for the time of year, too cold and wet, the ground is just beginning to get warm enough to cause the seed to sprout.
 Mrs. Clara Bonger and family spent Sunday with the family of Mir. Hubert Shields of Sutton.
 Mr. J. w. Mason and family have been spending the week with the family of Prof. w. E. Kennedy of Waldo.
 Mir. Bud Kennedy of Rocky Mound spent the week end visit ing friends and relatives near | sutton.
 Last weeks letter was made to say, all day singing at Bluff Springs when it should have said dolly Springs. l therefore otft r An amend honorable.
 Mir. Ali Purtle and family of Laneburg attended church at Bluff Springs Sunday.
 Ir. Edgar Erwin and family of Laneburg visited the family of Prof. k. M. Woosley Sunday
 One of our farmers has quit farming and gone to hs'ung for d livelihood. He says there is nore made in sitting in the shade fishing than following Old Dob- bin. as he does not believe there will be much made this year. Sometimes these mornings feel like we would have to make our crops in the winter.
 The young man who was going to call on Jim Franks says he may disappoint Mir. Franks and some one else as he has had to blow up his cotton and plant
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-22

over. Courage brother. bright sunny days will soon be here.
 MT. Hendon Conger paid fly ing visit to the city Saturday.
 Mir. Sid Stokes and lady visit ed the city the past week on bus mess.
 School election passed off quiet ly, voted z mill tax and re-elect- ed the same directors on the board at Bluff Springs high school
 The young man who has been gong North. now goes East.
 Bro. Erwin preached a very interesting and instructive ser mon at Bluff Springs Sunday to a large and appreciative congre- gation.
 Profs. Holloway and White head of Rosston attended church at Bluff Springs Sunday.
 Success to the Pic.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-22
JUNIORS ENTERTAIN SENIORS

On last Friday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Evy Ward, the Seniors of the High School were entertained by the Junior Class.
 After .tbe arrival of the guests tallies, which were painted in colors of Senior Class, were pass ed and "Bunco" was the feature of the evening. MT. Ulrich Buck hanan and Miss Georgia Marsh won high score.
 The guests were then served cream and cake, which were car ried out in the class colors also, by Miss Mamie Ward assisted by Juniors.
 The Seniors expressed their ap- for the pleasant time and were very glad this class of Juniorssstarted this custom.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-22
ENTERTAIN

On last Monday afternoon little Miss Annie Hayes entertained at the home of her parents, in hon. or of Miss Bessie Hayes of Car thage. Texas.
 The guests each brought ball and jacks and spent the afternoon very enjoyably in playing jacks.
 Miss Ruth Yancy winning most games was awarded a dainty little box of candy.
 Miss Hayes assisted by Miss Anna served the guest with a de- lightful course of cream and cake.
 For the next thirty days we will put in galvanize.tin eutters at 10 cents per foot. Arkansas Tin & Sheet Metal Works.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-22
NO CALOMEL NECESSARY.

The injurious effect and unpleasant ness of taking calomel is done away with by Simmons Liver Purifier, the mildest known liver medicine, yet the most thorough in action. Put up in yellow tin boxes only. Price 25c. Tried once used always. A. E. Rich ards Medicine Co, Sherman, Texas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-22
SKIN DISEASES CURED.

Hunts Cure is the name of the rem edy which is absolutely guaranteed to cure all forms of skin disease or the purchase price promptly refunded. Wonderful results are obtained by it's use, curing cases that would not yield to other treatment. Ask your druggist A. B. Richards Medicine Co.,, Sherman, Texas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-22
RUB-MY-TISM

Will cure your Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic, Sprains. Bruises. Cuts and Burns. Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. AntissDtic Ansay.s. used in- ternally and externally. Price 2Sc.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-22
PAINLESS DENTISTRY

If it's flues or tanks you want see us for spee ricrs. -- Ark an- sas Tin X Sae, Metal Works.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-22

Money to loan on real-estate Good rates, easy terms. no delay R. l.. Blakely, phones, 339 & l67 Advt If
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-22
GLEASONS EUROPEAN HOTEL
 RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION
ROOMS Sl.00 UP

ROOMS Sl.00 UP
 Electric Lights, Electric Elevators, Long Distance Telephone, Telegraph and Typewriting. We use Rolled Filtered Water. Corner Second and Center Streets. Little Rock. Arkansas
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-05

"''' - '" - 80 ~ |
Christ died ana give Them sasya.
lion then Pc, ~ said.
Bot w. are cn0Sen genera
ton, a rUya! priesthood, an holy
ma ion, a peculiar people. that
SO should shew forth the pal.
es Of hin who hath called you
out of darkness intn his marvel !
lous light:
Which in time past were not a
people, but are now the peuplc Of
God; which had not obtained
mercy, Int now have obtained
mercy | Peter 90 10.
We think it unnecessary 20 set
Forth any m r. scripture on this
point Fo, this gives US sui.
Client 'eason 10 see why il was
that there was such a great dit.
ference between the two olOni.
the one had sa'va''0n and tic
other had NOT. Death mas on the
created man, male and female,
but death only came on the
formed man by his wife eating
Of the forbidden fruit, and giving
TO Adam her husband who did
eat-Bv this, death passed on all
mankind And irorder to fully
under sand Why it was thai God
said 10 Sau1 g. and di~troy
Abimalek We must understand
what She forbidden fruit was
For there would have to be some
great cause or else God wOu)t
10 say 70 nne man kill another
man or one nation k,l' anOtho,
LAtlO,f AID ne must repea
again nat NE ore man theOr,
ha. 30 cause whatever. Rn
now as We have thu two men be
fore u" from TIE creation, ant
forma ion of man, We must b,
them fno out the tree Of tn
knowledge of e God and evil Flo
the first evidence of this W. sha
go t. Ezekiel. and ask y,,u /,
read
Son of man. say unto til
prince osTyrus. Thus saith IT.
Lord God; Because thir- hear
is lifted UP ana thou hast said
am god, I sit in the seat of Go
in che midst Of the seas; &c
thou art a man and not Go
though thou set thine heart a
the heart of God;
Behold, thou art wiser tina
Daniel; :here is no secret tina
, they can hide from thee;
Thou hast been in Eden til
, garden of God every preciou
t stone was thy covering, tht sa
D ,dius, topaz, and the Ola mond tt
bvrl the onyx and the jasper, tt
!. sapphire, the emerald, and tt
d carouncle, and gold; the wor
manship OF thy taorers and
, thy pipes was prepared in 'ht
in the Day that thou vast Great,
y (Ezek. 9S-2-3-1D.)
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by what God said 10 them ,hrn
Moses, when IN. said.
They have n,"''-u mo 10 al
ou>y with thai winch is hn' 600;
they have provoked ne to auGpr
with their vani,lnS: and l. Will
move them 'u alouSy with those
which are 10, people; will
provoke them to anger with
foolish nation, lDeut. 3" y. ~
This is suffice 70 let u know
why Solomon wanted them to
see that they were beasts, be-.
Cause they We're not a people, in
the sense Goa was speaking to
ISrael,cs thru Moses. Now in
order TO let our readers know
lust who This was that was not
u people numbered with the
beasts we shall ask our readers
to read The follow ing prophsy.
Many bulls have CONFESSED
me: strong bulls of Bashan have
beset me round
They gaped upon me with
their mouths. as Il raving and
roaring non. "i'
For dogs have comprised me-
the asst mbly of the wicked have
enclosed me I; they pierced my
hands ond my feet.
| may tell al. my bones; they
look and stare upon Inc.
They part my garments among
them. and cast lots upon my yes.
ture." Psalms % IL 10: 16 II Is
Now no" unt can d4nv but
what this has reference 70
Christs cruCiixion. Then IL
couserm the point that we have
before our leaders, shat the
creoTtd roo1to the gentiles were
numbered rlti1 toe beasts. We
an2ll turn to hi, cru >iGx o., '"d
read
w na'd, g. (. un 70 Jrru~4.
lem; and iii. so Al mn hail &c
betrayed unto NJ c: ,ef p'ie>ts
and unit" the scrlbes, aud they
snail condemn him t. death.
And shall deliver him to tn,
Centres to N ck, ard 70 ScOurgt
and to cruelty him; and tn, tnire
day he shall rise again Matt
~ -1c-tJ
This proves that the gcutlle:
were to cruelty bim, which they
did. And when Christ was her,
on earth, he made tie distinction
between the two people and call
ed the gentle woman a dog,
Please read
But Jesus said unto her, lie
the children first be filled: for
! is not meet to take the children,
bread and To casti1 unto the dogs
And she answered and Sal,
unto him, Yes, Lord: yet til
dogs under the table eat of tn
children's cru nbs." Mark Z .
%. w.. '~.-
We are confident that we nee'
DO further evidence to prove t
the minds of our readers tina
, the created people was number
ed with the beasts. But we hav
!, said TO our readers, that wha
, those people lack d was Salvatio
, and now for the EVIDENCE. Pleas
i read. IT,.
I say then, Have they stunt
led that they, should fall? u.
q TO, bid; but rather through the
3 fall salvation is come unto tt
' Gentiles, for to>provoke them
$ jealousy" Rom. II II.
This is plain facts that Il
o' Gentiles never had salvation b
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tie race, fhp man Nhu God ere.
"'aG On HE sixth day maIa and
crttC, d"d rot !avN >Atatiun
|t,n cltat-.! And tiud mum
hereu tim with the beasts If the
eartn-This man COD created
for the earth, that is an earthly
man. and God set The world in
his heart. The following scrip
ture will prove this fact:
AID God blessed them, and
God said unto them, Be fruitful,
aud multiply, and replenisE. the
earth, and Su5oue it: and have
dom in,on over the tiSb of the sea
and over the fowl If the air, and
over every living thing that NOV.
eth upon the cath
And God said Behold. I have
given you every herb beariug
seed winch is upon the face of
ell the Garth, end every tree, in
which is the fruit of a tree yield
ing seed; to YOU it shall he for
meat. Gen. --2S--20
You see that God gave this
man the whole earth, and the
iu,ness thereof. God forbid
him nothing. For this reason
and many more, we say, that
this man was not the sa me man.
spoken If in this language.
And the Lord God formed man
Of the gust ofthe ground, and
breaJhed il to bis nustrjls the
breath of life; and man became q
nying soul. (Gen, 10y
This last man was formed from
the dust of the ground, and the
one above spoken of was created,
that is made tangah|e out of in.
tangabie. This made quite q diff.
| ference in the character of those
two men, Tor Wnile tho frs,
: man had dominion over all the
! earth. The secpnb man, was
! placed in a gard u; ana for bid
one tree in that garden, But now
| dear readers while we are pre-
pairing the way, so that our read.
ers may see tue cause for God
comma nding Saul to 90 and dis
troy Amalek we never want
them to loose sight If the fact,
that we must give many points
bearing on the Two Men Theory
inoraer to see the cause for this
command For there can be no
reason or cause given under th e
one man theory For as we have
said IN many Of our Articles
that If ali zen Gprang from the
ore man vino Was placed in the
garden hen there could be NJ
reason given Tor the killing O.
those little infant babies, bu
CRUELTY of the God who did thu
commanding of it. But the one
man theory is a false theory
And to prove this fact, and tt
answer the question asked. w
shall present to our reader.
again the fact, that the created
man, who was created on TIT
sixth day was numbered will
the beasts of the earth, Solomon
said concerning them, Pleas
: read
l SAID in mine heart c. ncernin,
; the estate Of the sons of mer
that God might manifest then
and that they might sec tina
: they themselves are beas IS.
} Geo. 5-:1s)
Solomon said I considered j
my heart concerning the estat
of the sons of men, that the
D might see that they themselve
+ were beasts.
Now Solomon had no reason
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to kill all the Ama'ekite>, oer,
women AID little infants: AS j,
raads. Nov ant >Ei,e At
alex, and utterly cest-oy I'll ;i2.t
they have. and Spare ,re.1 ~:
but STAY both man and Wnman.
infant and Sucking. OK ard
sheep, camel and ass DID," L Sam.
15-3., G. ". Starn,on.
.>Brusaysrob Mo:
Some preachers will say when
they read the question. ABBY Tat
is easily answered, and vii! in
reply quote the following:
Thus saith the Lord IL ianStS
remember that which Amaieis
did to Israel. how he laid wait
for him in the way. when he.
came up from Egypt I, Sam.
II ~
And then will say this fully
answers the question. But dear
readers this only answers. why
Amalck should be- killed. But
it surely would not look right to.
day, if the father would Commit
Il wrong, and then kill the whole
family for the fathers wrong,
even to the sucking child. Or
would iJ be right today, that il
the president Of the United Stat
es was to com NIT q crime. to kill,
all the people, in the Un.sed
States for it? Men women anG
little infant children who kno ~
no wrong. And you would have
to say this would be a greater
wrong, than the wrong OF the
president. A GREATER wRoN,;
would be 70 name for it. There
would oo No language to express
THE GREATER WRONG Aud
then again, when we look at u
mother command given by the
same God, which is Thou shalt
not kill.' That is thou shalt not
commit any murder, for act;urd-
ing to the word OF the same God,
no murderer can enter into the
kingdom of God. This now be
comes a serious matter. Fnr it
is certainly true that Moses kill,
ed the Egyptian and hid him in
the sand, and after this in the
TRANSPORTATION of Christ it was
shown that Moses was a saved
man. And the same God had
commanded the same Moses t.
destroy ano kill seven nations
men, women and children,
This again like unto God com
manding Saul u Lill Aua,th
and all his people.
Now dear readers, we mus
say to you, that under me te .l.;
ing of the one man theory, tina
is, that Adam in che garden va:
the first created man. 70,
have one of the most cruel Coo
that could be produced. And i
is only, by the two man theory
That is, that Adam in the gar
den was no t the first natura
man, for Adam was formed from
the dust of the grouno. Ant
that the first natural man wa
the man created on the sixth
day. BY this theory we ar
able to answer, the question ash
ed. And justify God in sendin'
Saul to destroy Amalek and hi
people.
But inorder to do this. #
must find the difference Their
was between the two people
For the Bible teach us ths
there was middle wall betwee
em-And" before those tw
people could associate togethe
IA one geople-Th,s middle wa
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ANSWER TO QUESTION No, s.

Now we have q Dan in the 90
den that wa. wiser than Dan"
that there was no secret iNH
thev could hide frc:n hin 49,"
this We know roui,F no. Ut b.
Adam, the formed man, II
there was Two secrets any nov,
If not more, that thls lnau A;A-l
did not knuv-- Dne Of them WIS,
tuat he did not know that he wa
naked motif he eat Of the turoio,
den fruit, aud then after he Gas-
of the forbidden fruit he did nov
know that he could reach FORT
his hand and partake of the tres
of life and live forever. So tbs
Reader wilt sec what great dil'
ference there YVES in those two
men IN the garden. But this is
rof all We have another e"-'
nenca of there being another
man in the garden, besides THE
MAN ADAM. Ana thot is this
please read.
behold the AssyYian was G
cedar IN Lebanon with fair
branches aud OF % shqdow'hg
shr0ud, and Of high sta:ure"
nd his top was among the
'hick UouGhs,
: The waters made him great,
the deep set him up on high with
her rivers running round aboot
his plants, and sent out her little
rivers unto all the trees Of tue
heldr
Therefore his height was ex-
allied above all the trees Of the
neld and his boughs were multi.
piled, and his branches became
long becau>e of ohc multitude q:
waters when he shot forth,
Alfle fowls Of heaven nade
their nosts, in his bougbS, aud
I under MS branches did all the
? iooaa,n Of .ha field brin,. forth
. their yon0g. and under hi, sl!ad-
ow dwelt all great nations,
Thus vas he fair in his great,
ness, in tho length Of hia branch
cs: for his root was by great
: waters,
I Tho ccdars IN the garden Of
;, God could NOS hide him; the fir
trees we're not like his boughs,
and the chestnut trees wero not
r !ik-44is branches, not any tree
!, in the garden Of God was like
unto him III Dis beauty.
have made him fair by tn
multitude of his branches, SO
q that all the trees of Eden thai
we're IN the garden of God
envh d hum" Geek. 81 a-9,
Here we have a man in the
l garden of Eden that could not
d be hid, and TINE MAN ADAM bic
= himself, when lie heard the
voice of Lord God come walking
u in the garden in the cool of the
$ evening-Hence we have tTC
men in the garden OF Eden--Ons
so wise tina. there was no spcro,
that they could hide from him,
VI Hence he was the tree Of TIC
knowledge of good and evil, be
70 cause we have proved him to 5e
tree IN rhe scriptures above ant
y that h. vas wise enough to kno,
r good AM evil, even be set himsel
70 up AZ God, Now we learn thai
tie middle aall between the cree
~ ted man and the formed man
'e wa, set up between them in th
k gardsn OF Eden, And Tow tn
next thing for us to fnd ont i,
what followed, when ibis ,uidd
ee wal Was crossed. by tbt futu:
ed man Or MS descendants.
", :. f',cl;,,,,r
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-10
Russians Claim Evacuation of CracOW By AuStrianS English Absorbed lin Report of Sir John French
 Reciting Detailed Story of English Defeat
Receiver Named
 1 : For Burr & Knap.
Statement Issued to Effect That Depositors Will Realize 100 Gents on the Dollar.

Judge Howard J. Curtis of the su- perIor court today appointed John c. Chamberlain temporary receiver of the banking and real estate firm Of Burr & Knapp. The banking business of the firm was closed today, the firm having this morning notified it's GUS toners that it would be obliged to suspend payment on all checks for a time
 Attorney E. O. Hull law partner of MT. Chamberlain made the following statement for the bankers today.
 '"The firm of Burr & Knapp is per fecely solvent and will pay 100 cents for every dollar it owes. The firm makes many three years mortgages on good real estate selling. these mort gages to other people. At the present time there is no market for securities of this sort and the firm finds itself like a farmer who is land poor with a lot of unTnarketabIe mortgages on it's hands. These securities will eventually be turned into good cash.
 Under the circumstances it was thought best to close the bank tenn porarily until it's affairs can be ad- justed but you can assure every de- positor or claimant against the, bank that they will be paid in fu11.'
 The bank was open today but will be closed until the receiver has gone into it's affairs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-10
INCREASE IN DEATHS
 OVER AUGUST 1913

There were 20 more deaths in Au- gust this year than in August 1913, according to the record of vital sta tistics compiled in the town clerks of fee. The total number of deaths was, 166 for the month. The month shows an alarming increase in the number of cfliIdren's deaths. Of these 38 less than five years of age died of diar- rhoel diseases One more than five years of age died of dierrhoea. Ten persons died of pneumonia and 12 of consumption. Deaths from other causes were. Scarlet fever, 2; diphther1a. 4; typhoid fever, l.; bronchitis, +; heart disease, 1; accident or violence, 10: all other causes 83. Of those who died 56 were less than one year old, and 1S were between one and five years. There were 12 still births. Twelve res- tdents of the city and four non-res- idents died in public institutions or hospitals.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-10

read the graphic account by Field Marshal Sir John French, command er-in-chief of the British forces on tho continent, of the heroic fight made b51 the British expeditionary force to keep from being annihilated- Like e wildcat pursued by hounds the British force backed stuibbornIy towards the river Disc constantly showing it's teeth but realizing that it must attain the river or perish. General French'a frank confession has fallen like a sbornbshen on the English public who up to the present time have not sibeen permitted to know where their army has been.
 On August 26 the, British foroeseac- cording to their commander, faced the bulk and strength of four German army corps and were in danger of be- ing surrounded and destroyed The heroic stand of General Sunith-DOrrien on the British left undoubtedly saved the day. On this day the British stood alone, even the French cavalry. on ac- count of the exhaustion of theiP horses, being unable to cover tho re- treat. Great comfort is derived by the British public from this report - The feeling of optimism which has prevailed in England during the last 24 hours has had only one check; this was the report of the wreck of the steamer Oceanic
 The silence of Berlin and Bordeaux up to early afternoon, emphasizes tho decisive character of the battle being fought east of Paris. and along a line ' of hundred miles or more.
 There are indications that the Ger mans are reinforcing their center i which is bearing the brunt of the Brit i fsh- French onslaught, and are malz= ing a tremendous effort to regain the ground lost to the allies estimated by the latter to be 25 miles. There are evidences also that the allies are also their left wing.
 The Russian advance is described at Petrograd as now occupying almost a line from Koenigsberg on the [ Baltic in East Prussia, to CracoW. The Russians are said to be driving the [ Germans before them on the west bank ! of the Vistu1a. It is believed that a. i stout stand of the Germans and Aus trians will be at Cracow.
 According to Servian advices sr- ! vian troops have crossed the river Save and are successfully inT-adine Hungary Montenegrin troops are in Bosnia hoping to incite a revolution | inS that Austrian province.
 Premier sAsquith has called upon par
 (Continued on Page NinSa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-10
ALLEGED CRIPPLE
 DECLARED BAKER
 AND GOES TO JAIL

Although he claims to De crippled by rheumatism and leans heavily on a cane to lend realism to his statement, Edward Bouton, an alleged horse thief, was pronounced a, fa.ker by jail officials in the criminal superior court today. It was said that Bouton was able to run at 8. lively clip when the police were chasing him. He pleaded guilty to stealing two horses from a barn in Norwalk and Judge Bennett sentenced Bouton to jail for one year
 John Howarth of this city. charged with assault. was given one year in jail.
 Michael DiBella of stratford plead ed guilty to carrying a, knife and was given six, months in jail.
 John Broderick of Stamford, charg- ed with indecent assault upon little girl, was sentenced to the State re- formatory.
 Dominic Yento. a Stamford cobbler, who entfced little girl into his stop for indecent. purposes, was sentenced to the reformatory but Judgment was suspended.