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" L! 1
Lesson ll.—first Quarter, For
Mn. 12, I9ia
I m . t . ■■
THE INTEf»I«TIONAL SERIES.
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a. •
T«xi of Q«rt. ii, 4-25—Mem-
is, =l7-Qold«n Text, Gen.
i, 27—Commentary Prepirad by R« v .
0. M. Stearns, i *
central thought of this book is
God- Its oae'object Is ta reveal U«d.'
In reading it oor cbtef desire ought t6
be -to know God." These words 1
copied from n Bible iu Dr. Audrew
Hurray's study U». Wellington. Soutb
Africa.,in August v lßoß, and tbey help
ed me. He remarked as he saw me
banding thai particular Bible: "You
w\ll notice that j"hare used that copy
of the Scriptures fo mark in it all the
fames' of 'Govl. That whicb the Holy
Spirit makea prominent we-should and
same proportion. Apply this to
.the book of Jonah .and BSO the names
Lord and Gojl forty times and the tlsh
Jn&tffour tijaea and make the applica
tion yoursel ty .
We saw in*last week's lesson the first
sectfdfi of Scripture, the first name of
Deity. God (or" Hebrew :'Elohim").
«*»fd Just tMrty-five Now. we
hare a new tmuie. Lord God (Jehovah
■ - Elohiml, used th this lenson Just eleren
•times.-and when-we get the trne mean
ing or the «nuait)er eleven we shall be
surprised at the reason whj of this.
Uaf: week • wer saw God., the Creator
(SlohUaf, working unhindered.' All the
•igiMAeaaoe ,We'see in any name of
Deity Is bat Wrtia!. for now we know
only pari We may always see la
Klohim Ood as Creator. Jehovah la
-the- greatest name in the Bibles used
-nboutT.OOO timet, and In It we may see
the Creator la special relotfifn' to oiaa.
made original Ij in. Hfb» intage and to be
restored by fedemption by the great
sacrifice of the Creator becoming onr
substitute, the one. who - was and la.
sad Js.to be' becoming our righteous;
aessT 'onr onr shepherd, our
beaHhf • -
la last lesson we saw man, male and
female, made In the Image Of-God and
jh*o dominion over aii Other crea
tures. In this, lesson jte see these
r things more XoUy stated".'and we are
tofd *bow map'was made*and' where;
placed. *' ttf'verse t T we read 'plainly
that **tbe Lord God formed man of the
duat of the ground and 'breathed into
hie nostrils the'breath of life, and man
became a -living soot." And to all the
bsbes: the -tittle children, who are ae! :
ther wise nor iyudent in the estimation
of the world's scholarships wbo receive
the worOJ-Vlth meekness, this forever
.settles the question of how mau was
made. Just as chapter I. 1, is an end of
all controversy as to creation. .
As to.aan made in the Image of God
(chapter L-26. 27), we know that the
Son 6f God appeared as a man to Abra
ham. to Joshua, to Manoah and Others,
and if you can receive what seme be
lieve that He took human form be
fore .He made Adam matters are much
simplified. "Wesson verses 21'. 22, tell
bow woman 'was made, and to a be
liever all is satisfactory.' The margin
•f verse 22 says that tbe Lord God
'wUlded a woman, and we shall see tbe
ivason of this. Tbe words of Adam
trbeh Eve was brought- to him sre
ited by Paul in reference to Christ and
•he-churcb in Eph. v. 30-32. sind this is
iudeed a great mystery which might
ie understood, but few receive It
Tbe first Adam and Elye felL and
>rougbt ruin upon the race and the
virth. The last Adam Is from*"
ii>aren. and In this age of* His rejec-
the i>ower of His "death and
-csurrection. is by His spirit build-
Mig a woman* the church' "His Eve. the
edeemed frs>m all nafldns. and she
A-Jhen completed shall be. brought to
rim; 4here shall be a marriage accord
ug to Ps. xlv: Matt. *>y..;Bev. xix.
md He shall rejgn and sl|e with Him
111 all His enemies shall be subdued
I Cor. Jtr. 22-28). Lesson versed £ t).
i>ll. of a pirden where everything must
4.iye been absolutely i>erfictiind tieau
.lfpLbeyund anything we C'ia imagine,
vith'ali trees pleasant to'tbe sitftrf and
» rood for food, and a river tilth
•d and became four riven, 'in Jtbm
nldst of the fftrden were two apecjai
rees. the tree of life and the tree of
:l»e knowledge of good and evil. .Of.
he former they might eat. freely
oce they sinned, but of the Tatter they
welfe-forbidden lo eat upon pain- of
leatK
iv.f.'fi these first two chapters of the Bi
ble. with Its Eden and garden and rtv-:
er aad man In tbe Image of God and
(tod (no doubt In human form) coming
to walk and talk with him (UL-8) and
'■either adversary nor evil occurrent
we have a most fascinating pictuc*.
tbe like of which Is not seen again till
"we come to Bff- xxL xxll, when all is
repeated on V grander So the
Bible Is a great circle of truth, carry
ing us from the perfect eartif that was
to tbe perfect earth that will be when
the kingdom comes. The former we
aad no part In. but the latter we ihall
..fijoy withj|lmj[f we are redeemed by
His precious blood.
-Concerning verse 25, "And tbey were
imth naked, tbe man and his wife, and
were not ashamed," we koow that all
cretttares were clothed, birds with
feathers, sheep with .wool,- etc.. and It
seeiis impossible that the highest ot
God's creatures made la. His own
image should be absolutely njtked. 1
find the key In Ps. dv, 2, where w'e
Pead concerning God, "Who coverest
thyself with lightas with A garment"
Mad made in the image Of God must
therefore have been clothed with light
a glory or halo, part of himself. He
bad- no? pdt- on dothlng.- -
Electric
-Bitters
made * Mew Men Of H lrvte
> Satfourbottleiof Electric Bitters
me feel lika a new man."
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"It gives me great pleasure to
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! Dr. George E. Flowers
Ofßse tt the Ganpfcell reiidmee Long
View. Calk answered night and day,
rata or shine.
't .Phone No. 506 A
WILL G. KIRKMAN .
i Piano and Pipe Organ Tuner
' V" CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Regultr Visits to Hickory.
DR. J. J. HICKS
DENTIST
Will be ir my office Fridays and
Saturdays
Up Stairs in Club Eld'g., next door to
f .. Sbaford Hardware Co,
; Dr. K. A. Price.
| PHYSICIAN.
I Calls arswered night and day.
■ OSce at residence, 1430 11thAvenue.
'PHONE No. 94.
Dr. J. C. BIDDIX
[DENTJST
Office over Singing Sewing
Machine Office.
| HICKORY. N. C.
Dietz's Barber Shop
! THE OLD RELIABLE
- For First Class Haircutting
and Shaving.
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Palace Barber Shop.
R. W. WOLF S
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
Corr.er 9th Ave., 9th St
rp. L. RUSSELL
• ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
* tfenert aerriae urtuiKd al who enptoy
Ma to tftead to their iogal rights.
' ina prat tin h al the mw« al tkfc Slate.
.Kindergarten
- Mrs. H. D. Abernethy
[ON* AND TWO YEAR COURSES
| } psom m rm ifth stum
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; Dr. I. A. Wood,
; DENTIST
1 Office over Moser & Lute Drag Store.
- Hickory, N. C.
| Mrs. D. M. Atkins
Trained Nurae
I Wfl b« glad to Mrra Physicians is adjacm
t toirM and ——try aa wall aa ia Hickory
7 PHONE » HICKORY, N. C.
1 ———————
; DR. W. B. RAMSAY,
i Dentist.
' ' Office Over Postoffice.
E. E. ANDERSON
Faetory Representative
ADAM SCHAFF PIANOS
and Piano Tuner.
PHONE NO. 284-L* HICKORY, N. C
CHICHESTER S PILLS
* bo«e», »wi»f with »«. y/
lxj>
\f m years kaowaee Bast. Saiwt, Always fcrtUUe
1 soui*wi)«HSTS£Y«ni«a
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Adgministrator's Notk. .
Havin qualified as admin, tratorof
Max. A: Sigmon, deceased, late of
Catarba county, N. C. Yhis is to no
tify all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased. tr exhibit
them to the undersigned on tt before
ihe 12th day of Dectmber, 913, ci
this notice will be plead in b rof their
recovery. All persons indebt-. ito said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
Thb 12th day of December, 1912.
JOSEPHUS H. BOLC *,
12-19-7t. Admin: orator.
■■HI JH
Building
Materials.
Sash,
Glass,
Doors,
Blinds,
Sidings,
Ceiling,
Frames,
Mantels,
Framing,
Flooring, j
Mouldings,
Pine Shingles,
Sash Weights, i
Plastering Laths,
Finished Lumber,
Cypress Shingle
Estimates made rom
plans. Good suppl of
Manufacturing Matei al in E
Stock.
Hickory Mfg. Co I
| HICKORY, N. C I
t smmmmmmmmmmmm wmmm
A fanatic who escaped -:hrew a
bomb at the viceroy oi India,;
Baron Hardinge while ) e was
making his ceremonial er ;ry into
Delphi. The viceroy w s only
slightly injured, though an at
t tendant was killed.
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Notice
rrth Cirollni. Catawbf County. '
In The Superior Court.
Special Proceeding before the Clerk. j
Lou. A. Fry,admr'x of the estate of
11. D. Fry, deceased.
VS.
Clyde Fry and Sadie Fry, he rs at law
of H. D. Fry.
By virtue of an order f-om the
Clerk of the superior Court f Cataw- j
ba County in the above entit id cause,'
for the purpose of seeuri g assets,
with which to pay dubts of t le estate,
of H. D. Fry, deceased, I, I* u. A.Fry .
commissioner will on the e: fhteenth I
day of Jan. 1913, in front of he Post
office in Hickory, N. C. at or- •- o 'clock
sell to tfce highest bidder for cash
the following described re. 1 estate:
viz; : :
First tract. Adjoining r ne lands
of Labao Hal I man and G. W. Fox
Beginning on • a stone in t e Bridge
road Haßman's Corner and running
s. 57 3-4 West 17 poles to a Post oak
oorner: Thence 3outh, 51
East 19 1-2 poles to a stak in said
ilalltnan's \ line; Thence ? orth, 55
East 14 poles to a' stake ir the road.
Thence North 41 1-2 West") poles to
h3 beginning, oontaining 1 .91 acres,
same being the liome tract, but not
including the widow's dow ;r.
Second tract. Lying a? 1 being
situated Jn Catawba Coun y, Hick-j
o y Township, N. C. adjo: ling the'
lands of J. A. Poovey,ciaproi ia Holler
and others; beginning at a 3tone in
the branch near-a bunch ȣ poplar
trees and running Soutii 74 West 20
poles to a pine; thence S. 57. West 12
poles to a Spanish oak; the ice Sout
42 West 29 % poles to a sto» 8, thence
South 48 East 30 4-5 poles to a v stone
in Mrs. Holler's line; tht ce will)
Mrs. Holler's line N. 32 E. 17 poles
to a stone; thence S. 63 % E 31 poles
crossing a branch to a si. k« by a
Persimmon pointer, thefice K. 11M
W. 56 poles to a stake in tb branch;
thence N. W. 1 2-5 pol* ;to the
beginning, containing ab >ut 121-2
acres.
Third tract* Being sit ated in
the town of Longvlew, Catawba
County, Hickory Townshi), North
Carolina adjoining the land of O. J
1 Brewer and others: Begin ting at ft
stake on the street and run S. K W.
, 80 feet to a stake Brewer s corner.
1 thence N. 89 E. with Br wer's lint
200 feet to a stake; thence N. % E.
80 feet with said street tc a stake
thence N. 89 %W. 200 feet to the
beginning, and known as the B. G.
Campbell lot.
Lou. A. Fry, commissioner.
. D. L. Russell, Atty. 12-12-4 c
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Saturday the Shortest Day.
Statesville Landmark, 24th. ;'
According to Blum's . almanac
—a recognized authority m The
Landmark office—Saturday, the
21st, was the shortest day of the
y«ar. Beginning ookn k the 15tb
the sun rose at 7,13 and set a«.
447—the day's length being 9
hours and 34 minutes—until Sat
urday, when it rose at 7.14 and
set at 4.46, making Saturday
two minutes shorter than the
other days. Sunday the day'*
length was 9 hours and 34 min
utes, the same as last week ex
cept Saturday, and the same
hours will be observeduntil next
Saturday, when there will be a
gain of two minutes and a steady
jain from that time fill June.
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CAROLINA, CLINCHFIELD AND OHIO RAILWAY
AND ' 1
Carolina, Clinehfleld and Ohio Raiway of South Carolina
TIIE NEW SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
Dante, St. Paul and Speer's Ferry, Va., Johnson Ciiy. Tws,
and Marion, N. C., and Spartanburg S. C.
"Clinchfleld Route"
> • EFFECTIVE MAY 12, 1912. |
SOUTHBOUND I Eastern Standard Time i N'RTHB'D
No. s|No. 3/ ' s°' 2 v°' 4
Mixd Pass. | Miles STATIONS |«g
D'ly | Dally) BJI» W
P. M.| A. M. / |L v Dante, Va jAr. P. M. #. M
1.10 8.001 0.0 Lv St. Paul, V*. Ar. IJJO 12 •« •]»
1.85 8.20 7.8 Lv Dungannon, Va Ar, 1484 12.V 9.40
2.31 8.51 21.9 Lr.... Ft. Blackmore, Va.... Ar. 1305 11.40 J. 11
а.a 9.08 80.2 Lv.. Hill, Va -A*. l«J J'g
fS.Olf 9.21 38.0Lv... .Speer's Ferry, Va....Ar.f 1280 ill.M.t B.W
3.27 9.41 46.4 Lv.. .Cameron, Va.-Tenn.. .ATj 1371 10.42 8.15
3.44 9.56 51.6 Lv Kinsport, Tenn Ar. 1806 16.34 7.55
3.59 10.09 58.9 Lv Pactolus, Tenn_....Ar. 1213 10.08 7.41
f 4.18 f 10.20 62.8 Lv....Fordtown, Tenn.....Ar. 1205 J.Jef 7.30
• 4.40 10.82J 67.8Lv;....:.Gray, TenHL Ar. 1434 8.43 7.11
f4.56f10.43 72.6 Lv... Johnson City, Tenn...Ar. 1526 9.36f.7.67
5.34 11.15 85.1 Lv Unicoi, Tenn. Ar. 1624 9.01 6.88
6.32 11.48 95.7 Ar. Brwin, Tenn Lv. 1832 8.2® «.tl
.6.47 11.55 101.1 Lv Bnria, Tenn Ar. 1662 8.17 5.48
б.64 12.03 101.1 Lv Chesota, Tenn Ar. 1668 8.16 5.41
f7.05 12.12 104.8 Lv...T7naka Sprgs, Tenn...Ar. 1700 8.60 ft.BB
f7.08f12.15 105.1 Lv.....Hntdale, N. 0....Ar. 1706 f5.M
7.59 12.47 117.9 Lv....Green Mtn, N. C Ar. 7.28 4.60
8,24 1.05 124.9 Lv Toecane, N. C Ar. 3152 7.13 4.43
f 9.22 1.51 140.1 Lv Penland, N. C Ar. 2401
8.46 1.21 131.3 Lv Boonford, N. C Ar.J 2256 #.57 4.M
f9.38 2.03 114.6 Lv...Spruce Pine, N. C...Ar. 346-
P. M. P. M. 1 1 ,
No 1 * wO. I
w?'.i ' 1 Paaa.
Mix d " I MTW.
. p k *—T TTTSnWIF
. 6.16 2.23 151.9 Lv.....Altapass, N. C m'S
f6.22 f2.81 155.3 Lv...Mt. Mitchell, N. C...Ar. 2450 7.50 *3.19
f 6.52 f 2.68 16t.3)Lv.. .Linville Falls, N. C...Ar* 1738 f7.21 f2.48
726 3.15) 175.1iLv Sevier. N. 0 Ar, 1400 7.68 2.34
f8.38 f4.0l 197.S|LV Thermal. N. C.....AT. 934 fJ.lg *1.46
8.56 4.16 205. 5jLv...Westminster, N. 0...A*. 861 «.W I.«J
9.07 f4.25 209.6[Lv.... M05tic Yard, N. C....A*. 886 5.43 tl.g
9.11 4.30 2U.O(Lv Bottfc.N.C...A*. 845 5.33 l.»
9.17 4.34 213.0 L*.... Forest City, N. C...-Ar. 867 5.26 1.18
9.55 5.02 226.8 Lv Chesnee, S. C Ar. 882 s.oft 13.4S
10.09 5.12 231.6 Lv Mayo, S. C.......AT. 832 4.50 12.88
10.45 5.40 242.3 Ar...Spartanburg, S. C...Lv. 778 4.25 *2.10
A. M. P. M. (Union Pass. Statien) r. M. |F. &L.
The Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Railway, and the Carolina. CMljrt*
field & Ohio Railway,of South Carolina, Clmehfleld Route
the right to vary from the time shown above without notice to ttw Pub
: UC Patrona are requeated to apply to newest
_. HnTI nr to CHAB. T. MANDHU
* j T P- A., in eharge Pase. D*s*t.
Vice-President & Traffic Manager, Johnson
Johnson City. Tenn. f—Flag Stop. 'Daily, except ounA*r
Carolina & North-Westera Railway Co.
. Schedule Effective Nov. 24th, 1912.
— ~, in Daily Mixed Mixed Mixed
xi tHHrtumi ? Pass. No. 62 No. 60 Ex. Sun._
Northbound. , 8 jq g x g un g x g up No. 50
CEiSJf L^-—rrr-TMTIi ..... ... 1145 am. .. ......
Yorkville 930 .... 300pm
Gastonia ■ • P
Gastonia 540 pm ;;;; • ;
Lincolnton 631
HFCTOS * IILS I AM
Leno°7 840 UsHjlS P, °
, Mortimer • j5 20 i 4 10
.Edgemont Ar. I 2 - 50 i 4
Fv Sun « o No. 63 No 61 Mix Daily
Southbound. N " 0 7 ' No. 9g x Sun> g Xt g un> No. 51
"Edeemont Lv. U55T5 730 am | ;;
gar ■ "» m \i 1015 \ 2 t s pm
» If § ? ;
Lincolnton 9 27 3 43
Gastonia Ar. 10 K
Gastonia Lv 835
Yorkville ? 0 2, i
Chester - Ar. «25 «>ZS
CONNECTIONS
CHESTER—Southern Ry., S. A. L. and L. & C.
YORKVILLE—Southern Railway.
Ry,. Piedmont & Northern Ky.
LINCOLNTON— S; A. L.
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. New Double Daily Service
VIA
Piedmont & Northern Lines
AND
Carolina & North-Western
Railway Company.
Effective Wednesday, Oct. 1912
8:30 A. M. 1:33 P. M. Lv. Leii
Ar. 1:15 P. M 835 P. M. «"«
8:58 A. M. 2:01 P. M. Lv Granits
Ar F l2?4B P.M. 8:10 P. M.
' 9:2s A. M. 230 P. M. Lv. Hickorj
Ar. 12:00 Noon 7:40 P. M.
9-45 A. M. 3:05 P. M. Lv Newton
Ar 11:05 A.M. 708 P.M.
1030 A. M. 3:43 P. M. Lv. Lincoln
ton '
Ar. 1036 A. M. 6.31 P. M.
il.-OS A. M. 4:27 P. M. Lv. Dallas
Ar. 9:47 A. M. 5.52 P. ¥. „
11 2% A. M. 4:40 P. M. Ar. Gastoma
Lv 9:30 A.M. 5:40 P. M.
11.50 A. M. 4:40 P. M. Lv Gastonia
Ar 9:15 A. M. 5:33 P. M.
1260 N00n5:30 P. M. Ar. Charlotte
Lv. 8:15 4.25 P. M.
don connections it Maut BoDr, H, C. «M) 'Sea
board Air Lfoe, at CaMinfa. N. C. with Southern
Railway and C. k N-W. Railway t® and Iran all
"potatarNartk, South. East and ABU.^
The above ftfnres and coo. Mhihked
only aa information and arc cnaranttedj
E. THOMASON. C. V. PALMER,
General Manager. Geaaral fmwyiAit
Something New In Game Uwt
A proposed new game law la Nsw
York state will make the open season
for deer-hunting later In the year,
with the purpose. In part, ot prevent
ing the accidental shooting; of human
beings. It Is thought that when the
trees are denuded of leaves the man
affected with "buck fever** will he less
likely to shoot his guide or companion.