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American Baptist (Louisville, Ky.): n. Friday, June 26, 1903.
American Baptist (Louisville, Ky.): n. Friday, June 26, 1903. American Baptist (Louisville, Ky.). 400dpi TIFF G4 page images [s.n.], Louisville, KY 1903 ame1903062601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. American Baptist (Louisville, Ky.): n. Friday, June 26, 1903. American Baptist (Louisville, Ky.). [s.n.], Louisville, KY 1903 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 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11011tQ night And the following bt 1tvltlng home of mother cans nen- 11s waasttie tkipstrpttaed w len- a ctlerl w anUouDed to Dwa 1 Ing ab in the par1oroUr 6n Prof G 9 RdblBBon of blaua r02 wjio is a teacher inlhe publciabhooJb ot Padur I iroahanman11 ords of chi mendatle as a- ekorouitrtilYd proficient teacher He did nqt c nay goodbye until be had made B09ufi4buMapof59t yentat the I fallowing qamed perspn gave 24 cents k Washington ireeto arch Brethren AntirewWailtiri James McCbesttiiy J B Fernier Sistera Suie Austin Jar dloa Berry Bra JJ W Wtlljauj Bro 7store fewVuBt 60 uii Toeday night at theasual fiur we visited SHV VutblStreet church di whcV RdV WS iBakeqis pastor UIBJS were couductlu lor rosettes tfrvce preparntory to series ni of luettiiVg to be cnidu tfdl loft t lbdavs by AeV George Moore of LezUigtpn Ky Afterglose of ttj fcq tdttJnorgaDtll lIng offldtfrff Hfsi W J fe Baker Prest dedt Ds Cord Towers Fint Vice PrfsldenMrjaie Howard Teasur i8J i secre tf tp490el pted JKJ meet linK Mrs Minnie Burton Chairman of tqJ poard tlA lWJQKfJll i Vfa Aloe Icarf rJId18 lemmaLapp Ase1s anti A oOlleoJodof Ol VaI rafaed Rev W Ss bi YE cCents Cl1arJeitV Ilanq2r ijbartlrsold fled 60 ceuW i tuoe atraare aooved tatheir sepBo qitduty f ad pledged then84vRs to4o all1n theft pertopush hettt work and make a good report at Franklin sseslsteri nd 4PciAeretneetingm Sisters tauter and Powers entertained us deigbtfully at their andWednerdt afternoon to filj appointment at First Ward Baptist chqroh of which Rev W f4weree QthOq1n IantlyI I lau rerc eis411 geOOm rn ed na to thf phvrobi we found large an UIIcouduutedIby Rev Glover the chair rendered the selections and i i y 1the+ lutrod societyoI the First Ward church wet i uponqf demand of the present andithe nope eftt the future of the Baptist woweu t f the Ksntbckyloi coni1600 was ifakeri= for k1ng HrwrenpuvO scare rue following aclrLI Ab rtHays Jld1reuter bitgherrourwe were sent fur hvour I friend and acquautiauce aJVJ Townsend buyheroes ve could tcuo his bedutUe death had claim his I tplrit his lipswere silent hufonp ftoamet in the beautiful city above f DI ijgfeereatfn I j j Jor Mayfield to fill appolutiueiil but learning that other bu iuetsa clamed I the attention of pastor aud agars we 11untllerid1g enterttluedt41lnu I eye Ind found them a plcasaut hostS anti hoBlesu was eutectaiuud at sapper at the comfortable 1 ome of d aooh Bisever and wife of Washington i tree tfhnrob at I a wIJbe College A d Su Crory oi Kiwt ard ohurop eaten lined a large number of frieuda in our onu MrlludIMn800tteeajpn were selves elIcct1tbethe dell ht utal41 II yaduiitjienceT ntAakiliic your prayew that Gil may continue ip bleu ouj labjwo rJbiaiu frlthtuli uusq I t- JM J pKgo f FOIL t B 8- Mi fin dAi s S u1o do ha1 beaaoa for over sixty yean Dymltfcmv of iaatiiskrfor till1ehI1dre4irhUe eetfc IIwJtKferfectancceaa It aeothi i the UdfSoiUailSiejpuaa al ave all pal- eurelwlpdsollc D and is the best rinjedy for Drrhoda It Will relieve the pod little Iliuitietyj I 1tr1pflitsabottla Besnreiold skil aver tntiFl i p p P sit 9Ajj f V51I f AN PN tBTTBR TO THE BA TI9T8 t OFKBNTUCKV r Dear brethren I desire to express mj Op liiiun sore mo e before ifa meet at Danville Ky You know frppa what I have said already on whlph side lam hn regard to the new WprnensCJonven = JoD Ism of tLe opinion still that ita organization is pretllcillttrttpdtrre 1ii as well as nnnroessary and expensive our11Boatd tamISIvea knot tolerate or condone these their M fJope bR6 I rem oonHpatlYe and oon siderate I am a personal friend of every minister in the state whom I may mloerOfalliJtoodturn find leptons I rope we may be able to conciliate and adjust matters wlLhpjit injury or humiliation to anyone for wa need the services of all the Baptists of the state t push forward the great wore of edapatloa and nilbstone I do not teel that we as a body pf Baptist ministers ought to have a hpt time in the old town al Danville tas has been predicted by some Behold how good and how pleasant It is for brethren to dwell together in deity Remember we are brethren and ahould dp nothing hasty or rash Some are removal tocoolerthat the great ohaogf tnaynotb9made noises we sae that they tree iastiflable We thoald leek thtst tbs kingdom of God and his rigbteouness and oar own interest and ambltioBS trot The punch talked of child of the new Convention das now been born The unfortunate child has no legal parent and it is left with us to whether we adopt it or not Itt Danville as to whether we shell let it1alone to qnlejfor exlstsaxe upon its own merits I am of the pgln jon It we do adapt it that U wilt became a fluttoDatCJ1venconvention lor our lawful daagbtar can dctall the work she now hat sad thalKoat Jlnfd by the ar cHef the mothersik her to rJ2 i llgn U t4 telf Shefaaa ever been loyal to her mother and she is not bide bound bat very prpgressive Bretbrea let QllO ob our knees tfl God about the matter frosnow until we met atDanvillef aad tha whole matter has been disnocad of properly We mnsAseek the guidance of the aoly Spirit in this Igl4tterYpr ItI js a very tender one I hppa totretain the present encumbent asseflr ry and make as few changes in the Board as possible Bro Moderator I arise to place in nomination a brother whom we all now and whom to know is tonaov4- o is well fitted for the honorable poM si ion for which I place him in Bomi nation He has been with ui inany ygee 6e Is a clean man Asyrpjig and loyal Baptist I believe th the dan be elected I believe thaV tHe ministers of the Consolidated and Ceni blhi m 1W enough rom the others to insure his election JJro Moderator I now trove the noml notion be closed That Brother If the donorkyed ptBrethren let us Como up this year wilh a large amount of money to m jfl all 0 Ikperises and be able to stn Crest of debt sari thus Jbonor the ing Moderator fray for the peace ofZioa fl B WBBKTWU Paris Ky r + DANYIbLEt Tpeanutrnl aud hospitable olty and church which Rev J B Wood is pastor Sag day Jane 15th and to the beat of my Ijablllfy I preached for thain h0plnig that some might torn to that Jor4i akd be saved Isaw many of my Q141rlen brothers and sisters in the Lord 1 hsthetI to worship together M we oat to in ike days of Kev I diaugbtor Ifound mmaj strong in the J ord giiing Goi tke liry The membership la also atroaf and under the leadtraUp of Rev J WopdJ sersad DrlI f1 Jag as superintendent the 8ondayteho working in harmony the are dote g inurdashUl1ishoot pisfArtng for Woe General AasiM oi tiep Flnt I will aay they bevo S JL ke Ii- tb place when tke snetMtt held td lnyItd t llitN a Pan viirpiees o4 u ttir houfe at Owenak r0 aaj 4 you all knay J 1 1 I- l c 1 that hotf +tff IIB alright but surely rI am satiWflwd that the Bluegrass ballit as to beau y 1 do not know but teems to Me tram the motiona that Dr Wood Is miking sari the steps that he is tatting that the Dan vl lie Baptist oharoh is destined to do more rest evangelica work than ay oftmnth in the state The movement that Revr Wu d if making in Danville I would rejoice to des the same going on In all the towns and cities in the state I am throcghly satlsfled that if hit work in the Church and otherwise were known among the groat and good people of the United States some kind and able soul would give him some help in his good work to encourage him to still greater thing for his race I pray that he may get timely help- I had trite pleasure of meeting Prep Shirley one of my old school pupils whom I use to try to teach and preavh to In an fInteresting conversation he carried me through Paris France and London England which wait a de lightful pleasure for me to tit aud listen to Be is a man of a great mind fine conversationalist May God less him and his house hold I saw Rev li B Dodd he is still in the gospel geld and Prof Frye and his beantffl wife I heard some ofJ the brethren say his marriage hap nothing to ao with his gospel preacb Ins tot a few Sundays ago he put up one ot kja finest specimens in their church Which we all know that be is ally able to do Now I only have this anytlJe na all live in peace and work heartily for the Lord for state tAtetfDlnral brethren aad sjve them life light and knowledfato falflll his holy will D A GADDIH hctslsvtUetYiy arIAa tolaU0ma MeeUBfs In Kern tacky fir DUS- YratDtstTitti t B tODvtlOG Pembroke May ai- ld U Dia iot Aavpoiation Lancaster Jane 17 treat Biter Valley S 3 Convention of Jane x8 bexisolidatft 88 Convention Lexington June 26 Union District 8 S Uonventi in Bowling Greets June 2L Y H 888Oonventian8turgIelune II Central DUSriot 138 Convention JQneSiIOaatral District Association Bardstown July 8 EC X 4 O V8 S Convention Gacey July 10 Londol District 33 Convention Consolidated Association CyntUana July 15 W Ky GV S8 Convention Bsthst Schooihou Hardwood Jal 16 First Disuriot Assodiation Trenton July 28 Greea River S 8 Convention Wt J attn Green Valley 88 Convention Howard Creek Association South Difltrlot 8 8 Convention Davistown July Sfe Yonng Meas State Association New Liberty 8 8 Convention dtntral Association 12JdGreen River Valley Association Mt Pleasant District Association lie Calvary District Association LUttlaR 4 C V Association lit Zion Callaway co Sept 8 Zlpn Association Union District Association South Union sept10 Liberty BS Convention London District Association ofalt9tmoantSept 17 Howards Creep 8+ S Convention Stamping Ground Sept 24 M ftaptlst Womena Educational Convn Franklin Oct 1 Associationr ttt Nan tititUt u1 atieMa lad tt atteadaaoe apon the part of ta Hertena Hay 37 28 sea 99 Lekaaea June f 4 ad ff Gtnnbargt 10 U ana JI- Kayaliqlr la1j1 1-41u9 S tT 7 ft and I9 aadl M l 1627lwork ootdiallybt t nU Qa1 HaQltL R 0 IUTL B lfliOlatLGlat j y f M F yjt w j 1 fr fftI- b t ttfEfc i f w + ea s- r t J US JI 1 t 1oibfq b r tttt t MONTHLIES LRUQN AI i lttsit J f r kJtSlt = t I rJ1 toLI l1t1ea I 0 J I 5 s 4 I t 1 J 4r3llrr i 1 ltlht til rlslteiintrre eCIIeIIn MaR IfNEW jJIftsMetkly V NaM sack pr J Per fvarterf M satSaMk ftf Ytti tt l iM- TWARTBRUJiS I r alp 11 fU I j 7HOMII CPAATTMEt4T c f i 1 LIofieMtsAavaaeK lIt I I1 lorrI riaIaate a 2rlawx oF rf 0 sat a t- TRDf PANU lptw++ rt l JrrI fJjTeSBf VMUirMUy a M egrerrLittlesN 1 l c = fUCT lister NetSaaJ7 uRf I l1 1 11Npse earlllfy 0 J U fat nyt7itiaurarr ail iriM rIJM flrJIIfN r OetiWerk aaMsir bWcIIMef M rirMeiaar fir ftryri r Americai Bapiist mifctUM SIt i l WESlUtH EUSI Her QUTC St UfJt Ka Ii 1 WOMENS WORK Mrs L M Jackson will till t a toli lowing appointments in the interest al the Baptist Womens ftdaoaftlon4coB usurious Hodklnsville JOBS torb JibPaducaht l1Corylloa Sebree 17 Madtronvillet 1 Providence 21- Earlington Greenville v II Bevier JI Leitohflfit J rC jJil Mo Henry 1 ffij South CWt r SSk LtverD10ret ilOwenborodaceo p r Y LewisburgpPastors and Pretidslt of V8bsocieties are requested to aaaka +r bio announcements of thaw a memo and meet ear M m aU herarrival and make pfotlaloA I 111u entertainment By order ol ta r of ManNenjfI4rtsts O Cte LUOY FLINT Becy- EDUCATIONAL L EXHIBIT AT jIftJ8 NATIONAL BAPTWT CONvinflON We wish to make our eJMtfreaJJ at Philadelphia one of thtliatiloj1Ja be history of our National eetlars t We have arranfad to bavt tkt graphs ot all the leadlif ssiaiaie s ucatora and business mea ant ar represented at tjU convantion 40 ethat end we ask each person to iatui us their photograph stone nwlMai I1 for lVeof ONaTISUDdaY4Chool flops ii To make this moVe t tmtrafJlwc cess each person having a ferafi or denomluaUonal prittalrili Tee Suggestions will leo gladly I delved Let me herb Iran yen dress all eommunlcatten to se Fsiix9i71dargurN L RG Pss1 I TaB SOUTH DISTRICT O J I This body met iaoar likfe rtfy teweek and had a t es praIsiaThe Ministers ana Desal a saraf assembled on Taeaaay aa4 attet ialug ezerolats spat tkaiaay aMtfawy morning during tk1 weak IB ilaMaaii1 iag religions topies i sk aa-e The slcsso4 Tepisy Jgt WM praCha br R JektsPlai lr oIOllnl r3aat following o1l0l w+ lilli 1K8misting Me4aer nr jr rfh 5r Baeratary Bar Xa W Trvasorer Rat Qt 1sJ Yhea sdcIaUgmsHmst 4 Wttjass idul1 rVnvJJthefollcYlitrodpcW Ps jjx- 1 1 W- 4 J r w s + j j R I irinal Bar W W W eWj lriattz fbYr Wgain W Il1sI Yl Weef 1hUta tile iMr hire all pd lt tt ltst die p y ZerL 1 I tItPIMawUL t I ISrr ItMfal W r ililittN oI the aftata II IJa to MtRt etrr J dIstt = f Mtk UYl Jeh1- 1t3wlssf t As- atpeslllaaPIvlN r ss MsIdiialtlrtr Ty rM itMtsttoi ofessiI e rsstlMl- sdiaeiiMNl et I iiIn4let reibJlaYG W f Ular JIL itg tile MbttMl vI af wr= J==tlIafttMsllalklgliytii + i Ie t =i j14J flN = i Isrtl lti itM uw r Jet tee Minis li II A tViuMtorIi IiM taavNtls wea 4I IMMlW II ttt tt tt g r ya 4 u T1 Iaa A kriyr w JvJht6 11c l r1t WeMi j11IlII1Reecailg wwrKlI rIl tL Caff atpaaiiif MSCJ rJislihfli fog s if r ItJiItMIJtitt lSdj IekI1 g I r 1 IoI aii t I tls t- f J Mv s I WOQIJtII ilUU 1j 1 jt it II 111naq l 4 fIf 0 t FI liIIIt ifo f 1 r a r11i1 BHr t r =Fr tt =l M W n = I c OKI l it ff6+ mBtJmMti r N = = t js- r 1 1ND 1n9 =III =1fI x J J iI r li WAJI r ill J ttrP 01 i TetjN111 IIIJt tN pI it t ail tt t- II I It J J iifl J fU 4Itl tt U 7 i i too It II U JtI iP i 1tr I i II lt1 IUo L il 1ttt H1Jl N M k = 7 I + It- 1 l- 5S4c1 tr 1 t 7 l 4 AMERICAN KAPDIST FRIDAY JuNE II 19011 I 1 t r j d IfJ y PUit RY Y it+ ICg f fro FIFTM T7ioniavrtt r tyr I 75 lioutSv Mdinnn t 4- 0awa i R rw e Vr i b EalWnu Nar rbars say bs r Ic FRIDAY J 6r 1933 l heIbI mttl 4efittrt ttwttreeeiv ski B BifIptfsV ie Mt iii se Hit oars ffct crier fie i t r BaptisIt menV c Missionary Convention MM the largest and most enthusi g as t body of missionary women vW held in Kentucky To sa Ptti there were only eight ladies trDa distance is trifling with the lcth and smacks of the grossest stisrepresentationSouthern News k rr ftfpw it is not the fact that it was thliargest bodybf missionary wo iSlsn ever bid m Kentucky unless jjt means to say that no other body of women who ever met in the state were missionary women Wt know ot larger meetings ot Baptist1 R women who are missionery in spi tit assembled for other purposec w which have lIet in this state while 4J the recent Baptist Womens Mis ilyConvention in this dity w 1 J J life longest of its kind because the fit of Rfiqd4gain there were only eight Baptist women attend tag this meetieg who did not reside in Louisville and we learn only two YaI werer from one thortry to twaII t taaction what they represented 1 x This may be trilling with the truth nevethI i a as we have name the location andI the number representatives from each thfi statement stands proven 1 unless some additionall delegates pre named When this is done w Will thenlJy make tie correction i4i w This is a small matter but un less the SotherjiNews chobses to istiit i J 4 5 t f hJe oonvention enthusiastic andr t was cis JM aroused considerable missionary 11 spirit but in pohrt of numbers i 14f attendance outside of Louisville it w JfY J JJ frailer d prayed con 3a u clY t1lat thsittbretbren of the UiMte tfe atl posed to the f love awnimt Gi ttdWVLm 4s r 1 d 0 t It j i ie DISPRANCHIBSUBNtthe para IllJirieahtqbestlodn is the principal tt 4 topic of t cussfon a the Afro fr American Counciliin bcity next t V week and it of vital interest to ev try good citizen There is not the t shadow of a dbubt but what the dis XAt jdition to disfranchise the race is growing to an alarming extent in lit = c 01tm country and especially in the anrd I ehtiitlJn e1bita id tfnlssr ut i etfrot ian dolitoJ JJJteiIIy 1hls tML sentiment rties measures wjll bz- taactedi 1 e eve wherever itSpouibl tq Qb M 9 4oue4 Ortanteedl effort Wild do I Pr addcheilvrtbd d n r tuiJl fa rJfJ Itj ft itlatiffs a AU9pJ ectl iaein sr4M b rs ly andssrioijilydiscussedKenI y J Wo twcrilti not Wee front this class ofyr W l I t laturet= 11 Ch IPwNp olojCecjr votuiaaj1f J tulcitiee taioniseq i tI ita tbtibittlt Uo 1 thbmJ4I1i wl c7- w 6 ld 1 Iral1 notll f 1 it vko was Jll a cS SIAiinAI a fJf L1ti w ttl iit wtte rr What was ttelI t r at Qtdt tkiRtWllbe AttetnPted dtdI h i JOt lf evillU11e1fforesta 4 cr1 TJ7 t J lAW tDefor acticn n t af 2 i I ter a3I4w s palledUflI crt IJJ 11 tta j 1 Y1 t t 1T leweMtcbrt d ttib NatidtJa t ttb aahtmile 1ua Ii I g1 cn iUt11 1 r r- 1J t f t 5 rr tI- l ouojcfi ratepf ono and onethird are fronilll1 parts of the country or the Doming session of the Nahvillehennrsenn te already received from nineteen states and Bermuda Island indicate that the attendance will be especially large Nashville is well suited for a meeting of this character and within easy reach of all sections of the countryi Delegates from flaw England1 New York and Penn i iJvania are planning to make the Jrijp in special Pullman cars as is Rlp the local league of Richmond Vd Mobile and Mo gomery The xecutive committee is making a special effort to secure photographs of Negro business houses outside and inside views Iq thIs matter they earnestly ask the support and interest of all concerned Tlje failure of the jury to agree i ithe JettWhite assassination cases at Jackson Ky last week was not supnse as it was understood as the trial progressed that influences a- Nov t work would cause a hung jury the cases have been transferred from Breathitt to Harrison county punYe are 0 with the change Troops are still at Jackson and will remain there until pther cases growing out ot the feudare tried and law and order restored The holding of conferen ces and frequent consultations band Y between officials and politicians about these matters are causing much comment ant suspicion iis growing that after all the line of action as laid down in the Goebel1 assassination taials are not being rigidly followed in the JettWhite case In the former case the men Republicansacwhile in the latter case they are Pemocrats but in both cases the court and other officers are Democrats who are supposed to be enforcing the law without prejudice or partiality Subscribers to this paper are at liberty to read the label on their papers eel week andwhenin sffreas to send the amount to this ffice by marlor call in person and settle the same instead oi waitingt to have collector call or the ac foer collection The purchase ofacylinder press makes the prompt payment of subscriptions a matter of more than ordinary importance to us and we will be under obligations if our readers will remit what may be due this office The label on tno what date the subscripcions an payable m I advanceII I PRIZE FIGHTS under the guise oft boxing contests will be a thing of the past in this state as the Court of Appeals has decided they are a nuisance and may be enjoined The decision was read by Judge Settle echo csed pretty strong language in descrbingthe con tests as brutal c This case grew put of the sparing match in this city last fall by two white pugilists and will prevent its repitition be future This is an O thertiof what the good people of this oity may do in sup iani earnest about it and make the nec essary effort Y M V A NOTES 4 1 uThe hope of any Nation I IB lie Young Manhood The Ministenal Alliance whir meets at the rooms every Monde morning has closed for the summer a sTbirrooms have been alive thisJ lweeejcwithv meetings cs nommitr s the interest of the AfroAmeriI Fn nCounciiIrI The Commitee on Mana emer t hhtC ve1 irterestin meltin g Tuesday evening The Depart merit CJetaiywas elected delegate tb the coming fro Amertcan Cow C1w I n Bridge Jbftlp fairfit loanoot that tJPrhrffRRi tht3sopll end tke heart OtmAfi D wU1l1o mane ruarsnt Il0u- tt I 1 1 NEKA rixOTDI iLY tIJameiSffl DaDdIan in Mississippi is dead I I ITbe National Negro Business l Tennl2ist Rev R T Hoffman D DofLexington Ky has been called to BaptistChurchI I Rev R Reynolds D Dof La SeYmooIndr nner- I I I al of Miss Lillian Hines daughter oi Rev B J Hines supplyn ing pulpit of the First Baptist regua pastor called A convention of the Baptists of I OreIe Louisville and Kentucky will ex t tend an old fashioned welcome o r the delegates to the National Press Association and the AfroAm rican Council in this city next week Let your religion make you more considerate more loving and at tractive more Bible to thick of an enter into the pleasures and in terests ofethers I j IMr I C W Reynolds of Spring field O who is a well known teach er in this state has been appointed to a position in the High School a Hot Springs Ark National Afro American Press Association will meet iin this city I next Monday and the Nationall AfroAmerican Councikwill meet on i Wednesday Fhith moflthtnr nimn to be full of interest The Washington Bee has recently entered its twentythird year and promises to maintain its record of using its sting for its enemies an giving honey to its friends May the shadow of its stalwart editor never grow less and may we always be numbered among his friends ffsfi The efficient and worthy services celebrate ed in honor of his 20th auniversa as pastor of the church by his mem bers at Florence Ky Sunday June 14th Rev R White of Covington preached the Anniversary Sermo- Interest in prayermeeting can not be secured by any external means Interest in prayermeeting is one of the effects of belief in prayer and lay in its practice and these spring from a vital faith iin God and a close walk with him through ChristEx fnfor the father whose opportunities were so meager but what excuse can be offered for our young men who offer to preach when they are entirely ignorant of the simplest forms of good English and their conception n of a sermon is that lung power thbe T9rch Light YrMiss Katie fumJsrd and Mr Press WHJR were happily marjied at the rrsHppcf r ftJJE briefpe r ents Anchorage Ky Thufsday eve lone i8th Rev J VVjewisoftci citing They were the recipient a large number of presenjs SJ el offrDdistinRaisbedneelf a Negro manGeorge hj At II stake with nil t hj rqellkV and pru leingsidisplay l711 iI1 r guilty but wits in ctuftodjisjKi MI tied to arfatr od thnpartial trial and punishment oader taefeottf el- ii clawrW L The High 8clltCMt Last Friday eveaiaff atria Hell was crowded to the doors with aa arfktutotic and appreciative aadiemct tojvibpMt tM dose of neJ the most OTccsarfsfl jmn work of the High School Tie frod ta and undergraduates who focoMd thecberaa made a fine appearance as tRy tress to sing the opening chorus Inflaxuufttas It under the direction of Mr Otbottmelfc Cdnathy Prayer wee offered by IUr B p Marrs D D and the Class outface were ddicered in the orderaaraedthThis One Thing I Do Mitt Clan C Lofts DriftingMiss Cora Annette Gaaaway iRapid Strides of Our CoMHtry Mr Robert M Willis A Mans a Man A That Mr St Elmo Brady Addition and Subtraction 7tThe address to the graduates waa delira ed by Rev M C B Mason D D ol Cite cinnatiwho used as a theme Not Hotter but Service It ears roI1Caudc1oqaea presentation of the truths drawn frcsm the subject The other musical selectiosu were the Anvil Chorus fromun Troratore Miserere from H Trovatore Here They Come from Carmen and a 1810- IIA Song of Thankfgivins by Mr Frank Fowler Brown of Indianapolis They WIn all excellently rendered tad heartily encored and in nearly dray Iuatance were re F 8 Delany FridppresentedProf graduatetand in the abeof President Laban Pbelpf of he School Board the diplomas were givCata thssaby Supt E H Mark Just feferb the taut chorus Mr W P Awris if behalf of the members of the Chorus of 199 prtatated Mr Osbourne McConathy a hflidsnsHr sil cond ducting that number Mr McCoBathy closes his connection with the public II1Gce1mentsmall evidence of the appreciation Earths interest he bas always shown fa the instras tion of Music The Clime Rx2Hor 1903 is as follows s + yiadytGeorgia Carter Sylvester Cosby Iviala Belle Crawley Sunshine Edwards Etta A Babuks Sadie Evelyn EvansFannie Burjett Fisher Cora Annette Ganaway eLodleBar per John D Harris Atoazs Hlghtvwtr Louis A Hill Mary V Houston Mary Louise Hudson Anna Belle Jacksoa Clara C KalfusHarriet Louise Li Vesley Locus Nelson T Long Viola Clarissa Marshall Laberta G Nub Elizabeth Louise Nelson Lavinia C Owens Aurelia Phelps Lillian Prentice Pope Al bert Price Anna Pearl StewartiRosaAitder son Stone Allen David lO11r Mary Elizabeth Turner Georgia A WUicau+ l WooldWright Yancey Jr Hattie Georgiana Yeker The benediction was pronounced by Rev MCB Mason bQ1iTY The Court of Appeals Kit decided taomiry nees of the Primary of May fit Everybody should t ed the 8M sloes of the AfroAnitricaaf Coo Fiin dap ot next week t 1 i Mr and MrsT J TflllfV have moved to their newiy ptifch d home No 2611 GrMqpod Ave where they are salt honif to frimdic i The ordinance of thus Lots flIP- per will be adminitered itdlePortland and Zion Btfcti harch es next Sunday aftereox V S I The meeting in the intwrtit of the Organ Club at JUttTe Flock Church last Sunday afttrnoon was- quitea success Rev Wi RHU1 preached the sermon Thee anodal outing of the Ply mouth Congregational CNrcjl ss d Sunday School will takt ics at Fern Grove Friday July 3net art found trip Multi 25cts Chfewsf I sets Job printing of rsfy ffxpsrprpmpUyandJ artiItica1Ily do f J4 t1 this office If you cutaAiIt per son drop us a cant std opt et pfki tepresentatives will calf ailicefpt yyOH Fdqua and Mr Emna oa R4Y1IY1 B rnrIwti4 wiHmaniif Wt4nst4ay Jaat QIIt fr Rev W R RIcfaKdso lpiiltwf Little Flock Baptist CsMfqfcr i 1bq bard Qf Otter 1 wrJfai vi4lt t bas beets iIWIll ti ter by Mr C P MoonsNUl ory 6i Uri Salty WiMtr ft a r e s u a- IEI s A I t- liJ iUItI iI t I Jf kID It LRIa Xc lie AI 1 taWa wrM1a1 sae l a Aatterblr emtbo ntnu CALIitu VtfftiIH J 4saete Fattheeief iqaJ M ite I seioaUl ithe prs DtpatT If II 921ITweflOt Strtfi w W W entt7 JJjY i yt 71 t i b41ctaUy dtceas d Mrs BiQws e wife of Rev T j Sown the rector of the church 1 Tbetadles of the UnivejNiy fociety of Fifth Street c1tucb will tforresidemce ot Mrs Edward Walker 29 W Walnut street No adniie lion the Coofregatbaal Chorch will I observe its eleventh aKsJverfary siext Sunday Rev E Lad-w preach a4 II oclock i4 fceV I C L Puree at 9 oclool Ckoir will teach special mJBC- II The several commitees Arrngnu for the AfroAmericaa Couittc l Will1 meet at the Broadway A 3CpEZ Church 13th aIM Broadwty t1daI evening Every member ts rj quested to be preeeat J + s Mr A J BibU OM of tW dUest sjtd most resfected oi owr tffa died at tie hone OB llama stearly Tveeday monitaf aadlttfas burled from Q js CsUpel y ef4rday I afternooB He kid passed HP I fIeveryone who kw him T I The bosinssf iesiioiisoflhftjro Amekaa Coancilr m be bill at Odd Fellows Hall WJr sy Thursday tad Friday TYs t Dill seesiosi fPedaesday will be at Quinn Cbapel and titereaiiiffi es dooT6Ei daY at Macatleys ifatc Tbe uqMt will be Ibe st Odd Fellows Hall Friday cVf T01 1 GrJiflWOOdwas quite att I laife crowd iaatteadtact aad 44 deUptwitbeemfaad the improvemiats rnadt Al ready tbere btveitttea a nmibit ofictermeats 0 S 1 Persoas dsslriac attead tIiI anquet to be giW Friday ev lag July 3rd 1ia io3 pr of tile Ai Amtrtcao Cowsci l may seeare ti jets and full iafomatioa by ciUhuj OB s W Jordaa 94 W Wataa acangmsm6tvtttiiGwecddtt Con I aputf ideaceiaPreatfctSfir baaor Miss SwMbkrt tdwsfdt 1 lllacahflfriIMI l quite + pciacipal feetWa j s tbe of seyetml sslsctioaty Mr F F Browa ol ladiiaiioUi aiw tia To tfla SBSMSI IjfaUoaal Afro America prsWfftssttfo 0 ell edlUba of Tiffc tEAL ii- sfofaNaes WlirltersoBfj Moan 3ft4aor Saturday Iflirt I atb ItitWW9liftd inedoqk Tbt cost of paaets wsl be 21 ceats to- furSCf bejB- wpwV1 A1k w1ed syw ree t C91t t- At tae auriiact ol Mrs Ltbti Urown aW Bieagy Utataaer m ttrj aJ t xwtrc- Meriti a s- 5dCPS f 1 SL rtisfsoi MTf aas Mfs wiwj 1ka 1fPe sod VIT frtIt Jt 01 AQW i iI nestw 17 NJllpaJni CW- enaplion k ilF ttti le d itsitH- alip f Ib- tta11Mt Press l eirtsoY itbe 1nierias CIItfir 9fMn Ai+II r Zwi11It 1l V4Miy M 1411iLrR p isw 1ba Fi veciaCic tliwill tibe LLL 0 1 s 1 tStewantofl2i t I J Io JONrA3- ti1g ItirbrrlAva id 31tF sm boo Pjinte Pbbsod I CcSwwe spot aice ofoodwater Rtettmi I Tab St 1WeIAvecall SHt l 21 atLDPIJOIIs sadCSTYsETHE ANDWBCHANICAL TKJf towbomit r DurileltJae1 It be afrttt coat of Wet sad oakeifc frizes fivea for toe bill Md tH I1 oriel of BeJj brds Obelisk Roar aid prize 4 1 1ofI I BiffetiV Obelislr FIoiiti Frists tor cak f M tboee awarded Ipr Aay uPatI HorjJoma 1InwWlfl I A H 4 IIErw ij f tJ totr ReffX5 M Moon tiLeaiagt o r 1 1citY1IUi ri h asIijtto rWcHiY W 0 aiiLMr W H Htlci e OYU from St rbl touday iIi 1iMti a J e I LIcII XI illltk Qty JfJf N F tliottttisn to M ft 1flee1 1 1Hs Ii 1 e O tTrJttI to e tbi r owai rt4WP rx o Wtlrr ttrlj S Batslf iriIJe + IftoJ M S lIP itJt MJu r 1 UIi s It U H lL Ji it9s to th uf t Mfl1J2 W- w 1 lJIIgtIftt rw Mrf irii S aMs J y 1 1 + ttw V i 1 =k1 iICli t VJLr 1 lftir 1W1a5 11 Ic AL Ill Ii r nt l1M I pF Sri IIJiaj IIf JaIII ItJilTLRo I tIC ft t it J t ttUR1 it u uf q ea il iI JW f1 IK 4 M t JlT ff i ff 9 I f i a BAITIBTflUDAYc I = JJTNE 26 1903 1n ye WWfU1L2 ilg ihallii4 Wv1i- pIIt f t ftI9tJ yarrItoil urlfteathsyfil tN k the sues or htiMMUes in the blood It they are lIck or gt Jtj of order they tall to do i their werk a 1 fytes achesandrheur mum conic from ex wet of woo meld tn tr blood due to neglected a troilsMi Cfttuei quick or unsteady Ji tart baftU uid maka cue feel1 utboup larkidneyi 55it d+ Mb ere e thO Jtli 1 JW 11 thtilli i begIntitt YH Ait tick you can make no mistake fcpHA i trlBf your kiiatys The mild effet of Dr Kilmer tie grtMey remedy Is oa It Est for Its- poses idgbrttdtbsmoita- tslgfIMteo Itatlaet ipp laAftysls eft fetjr have a- beWe 4 by u ipr y ktrtsRa- s11IStelling jrcu how to fin- da1 v w kWGIyr bladder trou CiCIi till p awfttlag Dr Kilmer 4 w ltotiMtd NY Pst stake an tbut remek t lrtig aMM SwtnplWot Dr Kilmers Id WW t cu aaddress Binghamp I ar II Y OK every bottlen SS- Q C oo- 6rd 5 Ofer fc IfrlifCtlo f Jftt Pta1nSewia Z5 Normal f1 brsuche- I Art and Lit r eratnreColxrs es by Corres 1 Pondenceiapply to JAMES L YENS Ma- SJg B Jacob St Louisville K- yLJoiDANkEoN2 IIIIIII Nor wAUIft iri- tll t- daIkR I OR nT tttr eni Wisk t yrwp Yd QaEzxla ByN 0 UKJtest r ff- rrri4ra- tsotJ LIE4 oil e tf T JP zO Ss- iiMM Goto Caies f Shrouda i II far Funerals M k fie terms y YIy NTEED2A n- fg l ere I K teaidedax J S389 Jacob Or Vt Picket tH iri siR SUM SUNDAY J rf Ift fella jp tonam DJIuI i1rs4t t4 4 x 4f Zurgn- s 1r IIH8J1Iif I E 1 U IIe SII ft7 4 Bttflht- T4 to 8 t lr 4atlifW4f 1 III r r f Il W leas IIr 1HaI- nIII CNM aitarlUl1i N FiM y z a- sI WItMIr i P WIIJIO8 fft41l ttIIjI bl It 6ILtJ Ut a- Lt w IUfwhi1I Jp1 1 1 mrcr I e a4 J t r 1 i r jttv y- u rr CIf aE L1 rti t4- Od une xxth 3th andi tn the lJRssIta tc13 o which I twentyrvlthird ofvetJO JHar b iSgol was called o the pas toteof this chu b1aa Ija e tried euoy since to servethem faithfully ardently and earnestlnf ChB will be with me I mean ti continue to be faithful Many prayers have I prayed many tears have I shed for the rosPeritYy y onion irithisjolace lithpurI lo tejQice1n f lnatj2jt we have If ev er had the shadow of a church fric ti threea1 Of pastosatefrGod be prSsed t 1kay letttned that ii the- O nlfirto void liesTctko is- to blethou hnnr of Breaking it is nt9its much in what ou y bqtu lS the wagyou sa lt I have tried to avoid the unnecsa ry rebuke of the members ands deacons of the church and pelkto them privately instead of pub c cly of the rjdefids One thing am most direased with durin4my administration that is the inc1ase b eJKMi 13rSrAii JIiJhat my soul desired and Ystywe have had 43o additions whichi is quarto plOt tiSaJ8 ttlJZers j anouallV1 alt th hthroughaveDlnis dbe qiJedoJ he is- woI pbyJ Jur qg the ears we hav- eraid dmfft cwit six rrt e me I land 1 w- rin Ji aid lJite Bt Jackson vanhpins JacKSon about 16OO ODugonan average f 9525 a eari ut A j1e coot tage church with three compartments at the cost of 300000 and3 paid every dollar at the expiratfion of two yearslI 0Ij We had with us during the anni versary services such men as Bev i W Lewis Rev E W K ed Rev Bray Dr D A Ga4dieiprI John fi Frank Rev J H erfjue RevC Rt Jacobs Rev 5 Co by RavaHJfc Cox j Wood E b Milton A G Hall and RevS Howard and Floyd and Rev H Bowen who acted as master of ceremonies and such laymen as Wm H Stew ard JW RaseyProf HouseX I Curtis aad others Whilethes good I tbeIfeelingeulogistic remarks by these breth ren Brethren pray foy me We thank brother George Carman rand the committee of 5 tand the dea ti1iJdmr for the elegant supper they served in my honor Fay God bless you as t he that giveth a cup of water in the name of a disciple verily I say unto you the shall not loose his reward The following are the donationst to the pastor Win Goldsberry i C Strickland i George Marrs iy Tom Tobin i Margaret Woodi George Russel 1 George Beasley 1i Jack Johnson 1 George R1 Common it Patsy Basics 150 Oliva Wood 50 cents Mrs Patter MDR Sown Wm zucymitbf5Qclnts1 oettf50 cents saD Deekson50 cents I1urauratf Noble 5o cents Millie Ohizby 50 sawrend0 ntilatA 50 lGWilliacents Ii A Gaddie socenfe I Shipley 50 cents Ida McCoy 50 cents tiannahL wrence 0 cents Cattrelsoc25 cents J Bennett 25 cents Contrell 3o cents J H Perd 25 Sallie phelrycents 1 H Greei 25 qents K White 32 ceqts Q M Hammond 25 andbI 25 cents A G Hall 2S cents Eliza Norris 50 dents Sarah Johns n 25 cants JeftBeU 25 cenle J Hifehes ijtientt Lolff McCoy 25eentir M F Smith 25 cents L Price 2cents Bllip Child t Addiers 25 Cute Asrtsifxbftl Jclds eo- N Batas 25 deistsSilfi 1obins n 25 I d rg esld a yC7 Y McCoy 50 cents H Vandyde 25 cents M L Robinson 25 cents Prof W H Perry 50 cents The chairman of the committee George R Common presented tome with an appropriate and neat speech snugg little sum of 3327 as a token of respect for my service for which I give them many thanks God bless them all E P MARRS JDexingtoik Ministers tans Deeu oona Keating This body met with the Ever green Baptist church Devotional exercises were conducted by Revs MemIbersE W Hawthorne BM Johnson G H Tiliord R T Hoffman J F K Moreland J H Henderson L C Holloway George Reid P H Smith I F Lindsey A W Harris C D Douglass P Vinegar I FullerVisitors Rev B S Rawhngs M encrals D Canada ReV B S Rawlings was chosen chairman c REPORTS Pleasant GreenS S 130 col lection 150 pastor preached col lection 1437 White Sulphur S S 30 collec tion 3oc pastor preached collec tion 3 66- Fcrest HillS S 25 collection 300 Rev Jackson preached collec tion 160- Evergreen S S 32 collection I5c RevJH Henderson preached collection 972 Winchester First church SoS Hoff4I man D D preached collection 10Willard st Rev J H Hen derson J W Hopewell M M Campbell and pastorpreached col lection 1809 KtrkvlileMt Pleasant S S Go Cdllscti6n 219 Rev j F K Moreland preached collection 146 6- GeogetownFirst S S 60 col lection 87c Rev L C Holloway preached collection 920 Main stS S 150 collection i 28 pastor preached collection i5 Mortousville S S 42 collection 62 cents RevI FLindsey preached collection 1021 Millville Rev P H Smith preached collection 960- Watkinsville Pastor preached collection 1005- ClintonsvillePaslor and Rev R Quarles preached collection I9BracktownS S 20 collection 20C pastor preached collection 4ooWinchesterWashington street Rev Peter Vinegar preached col lection 6702 The meeting voted unanimously to endorse the action of the First Baptist church Winchester upon having called to her pastorate Rev R T Hoffman D D who previ Inrorthe same city A special sermon by Rev C D Douglass D D will be the order of the day for next meeting Next meeting with Shiloh Bene diction by Rev C D Douglass B S Rawlings Mod J Francis Wilson Sec 5 s AGENTS WANTED Will give 25 percent commission on the dollar no money required until goods are sold if reference can be secured For particulars circulars write to Charles R Davis 4224 Chambers St 4T Cincinnati Ohio et BELLSeberA D4 8cboo1 JIII nd a lloyTMC BALL nIC 117 R- NEGROEVMLATIOW1N TOIfY AXO IK CXTUUEXBBCP i What the Base nuDoDO and ItDdlng laArms Arts Let tins too Pqnratho8 2iool end the Marta of Trade A record of his MbUTeaAnta ands detaonstratlen of nlopo lbUlUo WOf soi200cnffraTlnci By Ray GenJJohnBQordon Confiderddreaatailriar A fall particulars and what U said 6t tIt by DQOO jtamU ndltepablloanWhU and blacks HDTUOMPBOM PUBUSHUiQ CQnBULcmltUa li i 1 Quinn Chapels Annual Picnic TO SUQAR 3ROYB ON COLUMBIArt Monday9July 13 1903Boat from Portland Wharf at 9 A M Games Refreshments etc Come andspend a day with us ADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN 15 CENTS ToGonservatiive investors If you want a Good Safe willgiveCogivesgivs you a warnir jf O BUY MOWTen Dollars will One willhllVhundredOuehundreddollarsa SlockThis1 fewmonthsTheKentuckythisstockshorttimeprospectus see L W TURLEY Agt N R HARPER 113 W Walnut Street 723 W Jefferson St Home Tel 4683 Office 1 1 309 Columbia Bupng9 Home Phone I397a IT IS THE CLOTHES THAT MAKE THE MAN Masterson makes the Clothes I cater to good dressers and quote the very lowest price Regulation Garments given Especial Attention Try our Regulation Trousers at s 00 and up Cleaning Dying and Repairing neatly done E I MASTERSONt 8 W Cor West Walnut Ste I euisville Ey OF COURSE You are going to take in the WORLDS FAIR at ST CAnnoti you whatyou do not know is that the LofOtsville Henderson A St Louts Ry may is the WORLDS FAIR LINE is the best line from betweenPAIRCITYAJItrainsI StLouisyouwonttllreetolns derson and Evansville and they arealldally RWINAskSouthwest and WestG P Agt OUISVHIIiJ KY HOUSES AND LOTS FORSALEin Also in South Louisville WRY PAY RENT when you can buy one of these beautifu110ts at Fifty cents per week without interest and soon own your own home For particulars call at the office of Ls M K WEISSf 1309 Sixth St HENDERSON ROUTE1 Louisville Hendei on St Louis Railroad Ticket C co e13 Fourth Avenue Uoioc Depot Seventh d River- EVAASVILLE ST LOUIS AND WEST N04j No N N04J Lv LoulaviUeruam tspm dim- Lv Hawesville ao3sm t o pa xasSp Lv OwelUboroJloam yo3Pm iiySpa Lv Hendersoa tsuspm tttxopa i5uAr EvMuyHlo wspm xcHOpm raps Ar St Loafs 786ym Iruaaa ST LOUIS TO LOUISVILLE ft TILE EAST No 4s No 44 N04 Lv St Looi 8s8am Baspr Lv Mt Vernon tonjam u3IPLv Evansville w roam taopni assa8 Lv rienderton MM msam 846pa 3 oa tr Lv Owensborou e3iam 344Pm 4osn Lv Haw YUle 917an 740pm 4pons- Ar Lownille to 33pm f 4spm f 3tla Ali crates ran through solid to EvansnU Through Parlor Cart and Pullman Sleepers ov trainjo Evansville mad St Louis Trains blob 4 tit 43 and 44 connect at Irringtoa duly with tni Kose it t 3 sad 4forFordsvilIelHardinbargan Fsllsof Rough and other stations on fordsvillt bl UC 4 Telephones 10 Wagons 10 Horses 25 Push Wagons Our Ice Cream Must Be Good CUSCADEN t 415417 2nd Louisville ty Grand Out of Town Excursion Sunday June 28th 6186 FOUR ROUTS Specialtrain1 Depotat 7 oclock A M Returning train arrives Louisville I I = P M Ex tremely low round trip rates as fol lows Rushville 100 Knightstown ICO Anderson i 25 Alexandria 125 Marion 150 SJXGATES Genl Agt NOTICE It All thagare aiming t attend the Central District Association which convenes at Bardstown EyM July 9tbwill please send me their names a once in order that I may I tQrI Box iisBardstown Ky 1 r Buy Books ereerh PzI tMgter1241w IL id I sae QM JrLrI tY t eeJoeeghua 1 to- OV SpeCW litttla CerUt4tef i Vlat PWHIW DlctsaYtJ i Cued wrordt Tail Mi sad IauQ dotllso li- Dylag Tet1moa1 of the Ssy 4 aai z VnsTed 820 Dom 12Iao debt 1 08 t Toa BeaurkakltAscirera 1 00 r oOods Financial PlaBzikaw c1 tJ11 00 Story of the Bible foster 800 Mitts tratloaa 704 pages 1 88 Two Hundred Sermon Oatlteee BidH- ardson 60SovereigntyWatta and Uorttrop 12caaclotb 1 M WAmericanism XChriaUan t 106FromThere Any Harm In Daadag IIParodies Lost Milts 16rao cfctb 91 In His Steps Bheldoa 16ao doth U 1 Imitation of ChrIst Tboa aKeapta Tea Mlgbta In a Bar Booa da II fHolyHoly Dying Jeremy Taylor 16ao aHoly War John Banyan NRepentance by Dr B H Carroll 2S Modem Dancing W W Gardaer t5 Lords Supper Dr W P Harvey 10 The Little Baptist new edldoa 10 Ii1FoJBeforehind the Bceaea 60 BaptiaaJ 1 00 Close Commonlon by Chrittlta cloth 1 00 Did they D1PTIa 1641 Cbristlaa T5 The Faith of the Baptists T T Eaton Paper 15c Cloth 25fBaptist History Vindicated by J T Christian 1 00 r Baptists la History W P Hans 10 J The Philadelphia Coafeadoa of 10 TheyBelieve 10 tCden to Calvary 1 00 k Matthew Henrys Commentary cots In 6 vets da 7 20 fIipltoChristian 6 ofBaptiltPendletoaa Church Manual 40 Pastors Pocket Record Stall TS Saved by Grace Gore 12 Mood Colportap LlbraI7 eeeh 111 d Address all orders to AMERICAN BAr TIST Louisville KyxliUnois Cunlral Ro R SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS v now on a9 ft ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS M1 THE NORTHWEST COLO RADO UTAH 9I1AONI t SPRINGS DAWSON t I SPRINGS CERU LEAN SPRINGS Iit r KENTUCKY AT REDUCED RATESVThlOuOb ptnonaly conducted Excursion Setptn ft Celifcftils Arizona New Mexico and Jorct Cheap one way Colonist and Hoaaeaaek era Excursion tickets on sale the lit aid f3rd Tuesdays of each month to pobatlt4 South and West y Write for circular discriptive pf lands in the South 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Cm calo wide trains and boats for the ireofMkhlfaa WipccmsJa and Mioiwiotiu WnMIaLWt yes aTMe rrNial JI 41aLAtli faaMWT maHs sae- saprt ler eier k r1tIftr Xila aM I wier nwaIMtoftriac N11t retie asst hgJ1It N C- tl than Aar L I airMS AWj It t r f 4IA 0 p Ort J ifr o i r i t t O B IST IIMNut 4t I1 f oo tiar8ff IIMIIt j4 a N SUNDAY JULY 5 if f ISRAEL ASKING FOR A KING i Sam 8a10II MOTTO TEXT Prepare your hearts unto the Lord and serve him onlyt Saw 73 1 And it came to pass that when Samuel was old that he made his judges over Israel Samuel lived to be ninety years old and died be fore Saul He had freed Israel from the yoke of the Philistines many years before and in everything he hadsh wn himself one of the great est men the human race hadever produced He had been a great ruler ruling in the fear of God But the duties of his office as judge had become too great for him There fore he appointed his sons as asso ciate judges and sent them to the south while he remained at Ramah Now the name of thefirst born was Joel andthe name of the sec oudwas Abiak they were judges in Bcersheba IIJoel means Jehovah is God It and Abiah Jehovah is my fathB these names Samuelemphasized his abhorenc- to idolotry and his devotion to God Beersheba which means well o the oath was so called because of tne covenant made there between Abraham and Abimelech ofwhich an account is given in Gen 21 It was on the southern border Abra ham Isaac and Jacob had lived there as Elijah didafterwards 1 And his sons walked not in Ins ways but turned aside unto lucre and took bribes andperverted judg meatTbey were not as vile as Elis sons and it seems from confi deuce of the people that Samuel would do right they knew he wa ignorant of his sons behavior Eli knew of his sons wickedness an did not restrain them Even the4 best of men have wicked sons W know nothing of their mother but i w r with his many public duties forgot his duty as a father and left his sons too much to the mother alone without making sure that she was as wise as his mother Hannah had been From all we 1 low oi Sam uels character we nay bs sure tha if he had not thought hi i sons make good judges learn God an r hating covetousness ae would not have appointed them II Theo all the elders oj Israel gathered themselves together art came unto Samuel unto Ramah Ramah was Samuels home It site is not known Moses chose seventy elders or heads of familie- to form a council There were elder- in authority in all the tribes an these came as representatives of the people They came to disclose to the aged prophet now seventy years old the vileness of his own sons But they knew from his wholeong life of integrity ati honor and fear of God that his judgment would not be warped wit parental partiality lithold thou art old and thsons walknot tn thy waysWhat con fidence they showed in the honor and unselfishness of their old ruler They Jell him to his face that he is infirm with age and his own sons whom he has appointed are unwor thy They judged him rightly Sam uel cared for God chiefly and then for the people No thought of his family cime into his consideration wVre the glory of God or the wel t fir of I reel were concerted amuejs sons were Gun pu thjudgesII 1 elder show that his was out tttu real reason of their coming Had it been they would have said IeI I him Let us ask God to give us an otherjudge such as thou hast been But they wished toconform to the world Now make us a kink tto judge utt like all the nations It Alns for the people of God when they ate desirous of imitating otheis- I i iiI Alas for the Baptists and other evangelical bodies when they run in the way of Cathohcjwith their I 1 I i YI Easter They had God for their king and Samuel for his represen tative and yet they imitated the sin of their fathers in the wilderness who Ipnged for the flesh pots of But the thing displeased Samu el when they said give us a king to nidge usFor Samuel loved God with all his heart and a desire to imitate the world was a direct af front to the Almighty The elders had many seeming reasons dehind their request but all of them based upon a lack of faith in God and Gods methods They wanted a centralized government There was little organization God estab lished but little for his people under both difpensations There was just then a strong league of Philistines against them and they wanted a strong central power As if God could not overcome all their foes with the jawbone oi an ass in the hand of one man if only they were obedient and trusted him Whenever Baptist churches have a large element of unregenerated among them they repeat this old plea of the Israeliets and wish for stronger organizations than their separate churches such as the other sects have around them In the first century God gave them their desire and out of Baptist churches came the hierarchy of Rome Hearken unto the voice of the foer they have tot rejected theet but they shoutfd reign over themIt is terrible thing to pray without askingif it be in accordance with thywill Sometimes God grants the requests of men in punishment He gives them the bitter experiences of their of n wills He allows his churches to imitate the world to ape the sects and the results are spiritual decay and dearth ofconversions The people would have denied that they were rejecting God men nev er put such things before their own Bust that was what they were doing hisdtory of the Baptists except in the lessones of this treatment of God and his oflrulesneeded than today According to all the works they have done since 1 brought them up out of Egypt even unto this day Sarruel need have the added grief hatd done rightly Israel would have not storydThey had rejected Moses as they were rejecting Samuel God needs to be infinite to have patience with hidm for his goodness Again and again worshippedsthe golden calf had they forsaken Agaisn punishmentsss red pentance 1 Howbeit yet protest solemnly un to them and shew then the manner of king that reign over them God would appeal to their sober thedm one more chance to repent of their rePsatehd his words to the them and showed them how a king would treat them Verily human nature is as foolish as it is depraved or they would have asked that God should still1 reign ever them aud give them as a judge another Samuel But they were resolved to have their own will The ways of their own neighbors were more attractive to them than Gods ways And their after historv is written in blood and tears a sty llnlDen God escolbt OnrtllTe18e6 This bcdy met Monda nt tritii t it Green street chuicu Meuibns present Revs Bates Gaddie tui due W B Hall Bowen Juiio Richardson Cosby Brent Altx andur Mitchem Jacobs Win Kir Hill Cruightrad Yatson Culutnaii Offutt Mack Russell toss Davis Lewis Marrs Breckinridge Par irish Scott Riloy Kirkpatnck Brethren Weber Generals Ri tles t i wir s i t + r7- N Visitor Rev M Toomy Rev C M Jacobs presided and Rev j Davis and Bro F Generals conducted devotional sevicesII REPORTS GreeQ stS S 102 collection 385 pastor preached collection 29 50 Fitthst S S 244 collection 550 pastor and Rev C M Jacobs preached one received under watchcare collection 452- 5ZionSS 103 collection 315 pastor preached collection 29 I EmmanuelS S 133 collection 206 one received by baptism collection 2867 Lampton sts Stoy collec i cOllec1tlonPortland S S 104 collection I 110 pastor preachedcollection t 09 I AntiochS S 40 collection 1 Rev G W Hampton and Brother Taylor preached collection 8 Mt OliveS S 30 collection 123 Rev Wm Baker preached one received under watchcare col lection 1365 Little Mock S S 53 collection 63 pastor and Rev W R Hill colleeItionGood Shepherd Pastor and Bro Campbell preached collection 460 Green Castle So4n collec tfon 186 Revs Lewis Reed and Jacobs preached collection 5830 NewburgS S 63 collection 94 cents pastor preached one received under watchcare collection 1155Virginia Ave S S 48 collec tion SSc pastor and Rev Mayfield preached collection 3 85 Pewee ValleyS S 28 collec tion 68c pastor preached collec tion 1025 Fox RunS S 42 collection 50 cents pastor preached collection 2513 Rose HillS S 15 collection 30 cents pastor preached collection 250BerrytownPastor paeached col lection 14 65 Elk CreekS S 22 33 pastor preached collection 1027 CalvaryS S 140 collection 405 pastor preached one by bap tism and one restored collection 64Junkius RunS S 35 collection 110 pastor and Rev R Breckin ridge preached collection 1050 Howards ChapelPastot and Brother Riddle preached 700 Rev J W Ross preached an ex cellent sermon which was much en joyed by the Conference and Rev R H L Mitchem was appointedI to preach next Monday morning Prof A H Payne made a state ment relative to the action of the Conference last Monday morning and after an animated discussion the following resolution was adopt ed RESOLVED That nothing in our indorsement of Prof A E Mayzee- for the principalship of Eastern school was meant in an way to reflect upon the character standing of Prof A H Payne f whom this Conference has ore highest esteem and regard or t0 countenance any statements made against his character or h record as a citizen or an educator as we I consider him worthy of appointment to any position in our public schools After the usual announcements the conference adjourned with benediction by Rev W B Hall Entertainment at Iianisrllle H July 13 1903 AM rersons who expect to atten tilt Air A in rirnn Council at Luuisvil K d riiit3rd irqiiiMitl ntllfilhtlof the undersigned at once il h is desirable to hve the Comnmrcr tn Ener iiuiiKiu provide fur UKU camion during tthe Council Board will be 100 per ijayl and rhe Committee will make assign ments and notify visitors before they leave their homes RespectfullyW WalnutdS v 2813W Chestnut St JF Y l ll NOTICE To concernDear t of tier young mens State S S Convert I tion I write this to call your ate tention to the meeting of this body at Sturgis Ky Thursday before the fourth 3Asfeell it my duty to call your alter tion to the educational and missionary work of the state which is or should be very near and dear to each Baptist in the state We cannot and must not llet the work o the state go down Iet us try to make this the banner year of the Is noesibleper member to the convention ibia MLeta Rfora Lordam I yours for the work S J LEAVELL Pies NOTICE 1 Delegates and others Who will iiaptUsfEducational atPleasantchurchJunemust I iilIsame time procure fusel the iicjcttt Itanduformby the agent If a through ticket Cpointthe most convenient point ass tyLexingtonirom each agent Certificate will11 not be honored when tariff is Jess than seventyfive coats Yours in His service S L M FRANCIS Secy EPWORTH LMOIE INTERNATIONAL COWENTlOHf DETROIT MICH Half rates from all points July 15 and FatnCities fipwonn league have arranged witti B O SW for special train to leave Louisville 750 A M Wednesday July IS arriving Detroit about 6 P M Theaove- rate is good on all regular trains Jidy 75 and 16 If you desire to join the q 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