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PAUL AT ICONIUM
AND LYSTRA
Swaaav Sckaal Laaaaa f?r May 16. IfOf
Spaeiallr Arranaad for Thi? Paoar
. |
he*.
T1M
a r*
turn to Al ? Pars ? *? I
Antloch b
Buggeation and Practical Thought.
The greater * a raa:.
deavora to do il<" grea
rl*a that he a
nom<
pie of payalca
aa the squarc
work. llke that of a
ra
countered for:
But theae hlndtances wer*
8 ln Chrlat'a atrength: an<!
certain amoun: Uon Is a
se against and
not with th* v wjnd
la better than r.
"A I v; of the
and a
populace agalfl
.
at Iconlum a
time.'
. ?
lastra naw faith, aa
that falth b ..j hy
aever. .Q and would |
s'ron^
Flnally. however, the hatred of the
h rule.-s and of
whom they lnf
rulers. see t l\ becam*? so Inrlamed
wlth the mlsslonarles' bold speech and
Increaslng success that a p| >t was
formed to stone th*m a
Oettlng knowl.dge of thls. and mlndrul
of Chrlst's comma;
flee from paraecution. Paul and Harna
has escaped. golng Irel
II
and then to the Derbe. - j the
aoathaaat of Lyatra,
rtea of tha imlng down to
man were common am
and other rac
ira reflectlona ln B
grra a blurred Image of the
?Maclaren The> ahow that
Chriat's comlng was ln
- sal ne*d. One of these tales
was of the vlalt of Jupiter aad M
BI very Lycaonia. The p*op!%?
thought them to be poor vagran*
fuaed to entertain them. rldtculed and
maltreated them At last they came
? o the hut of the poor p^aaants Baucla
and I'hilemon who received then
pltably and antertalned them with the
beat they had ln return. the F
transrormed their hut Into a glorlous
temple over whlch they aroi
the chief mlnlsters of worshlp. whlle
the churlisb neijrhbors were pur
by a terrible lood whlch overwh.
them. The statue of Jupltor stood be
fore the ga'e of I.ystra. and r
auggests that this story of Raucis and
Philemon may have been reclte^i
by year at the great festival ln this
temple.
They "persuaded the people" "Prob
ably they Influencad the multltudea to
regard the mlracle. the reaJlty of
which they could not dispute. aa the
work not of beneflcont goda. but of
evil demona"- Kxpoa. Greek Testa
ment. They raised a mob. whlch
"stoned Paul." whose bold speech had
rentered hostility upon himself. What
tuemorles of the stonlng of St
ten or eleven years before must have
passed through Paul's mlnd! "Trans
formed Into a howling mob. like tbose
which even ln Chrlstlan Americashoot
negroes, Chlnamen and Itallan^
quondam worshipers left Paul ready.
aa they aupposed. for the cren
ftres or the vagrant dogs"?Wllliam
Flllot Griffa. L H I) Perhaps. as the
stonlng of Stephen must hara moved
Paul toward Christianlty. the atoning
of Paul waa the turning point ln the
life of Timothy. The young man may
have been among the disclplus who
atood round at>out him," to give what
ald they could, and cere for his body
If he were r?-ally dead.
Note the sudden change ln the feel
Ings of the people toward Paul, and
compare it with the revolution ln the
attitude of the ' Jeruaalem to?
ward Christ. fium ' HOBBI
"Cruclfy him'" Compare alao tbe sud?
den change in the minds of the p
of Malta. Acta 2^ ; f, Tbe laaaoa la
?o rate very highly human pralse;
not to be greatly depressed by human
censure. Had Paul baaa d.-sperately
anxious to please Lystra. I fancy that
that stonlng would have killed him."?
Morrlaon.
How dld the ?tBaaoaailaa eloaa tha
flrst misalonary joumey- ,?:.
wisely, with a rejKirt to the
ehurch at Antioch in Syrla, whi.
aent them forth
This report waa to the v
church, for all had a part in the work.
aud needed the atimulus of the report
Every member of the congregatinn
abotild be In the mlBsionary meeting.
tl It waa a uodest report. teiiing what
had done with them." on tlBJgf
alde. as an aT g fha
achic
was an eaooaragla
Progr. ' ward
'hat had been tsk ^.iinia
aion of Ck lureh
1 no
longer through tha
ciston
GOOD DRIED FRUTTS
THEIR POSSIBILITIES IN THE WAY
OT DESSERTS.
Are Moat Debcioua and Wholeaome
When Properly Cooked ?How to
Retan Sweetoeas and Ftavor
of Freah Fru.t.
' i
? e nat?
ural
I aud evap
o r a t e .] fi
lous and
laiity
has ever ? to bad
cooki:
i
B sugar at
:nle88 one has a
-rants and ralslns
raal ;>artlc
healtl.
?d as the
, lums
and paa
that f
to bri
and
piv dra
balf a; the fniit If the
frult was put up a llttle g:
rt lt must
' a rapld
whlch toughena.
A t af fiavors ls
raal quantltl. * of
?? '
ly and soak over night ln arata
r un
s through a i
taste and oook a
or allow
laapooafal g.-iatin lo aa
xelatln ln
cold water for hair an boor, llien dls
:n bolHag water or over the tea
ighly ln
cool i i
Cherry Salad.
Two ono
small
Paacaa from
whlch ng in
quarter. and one half cup Engliah wal
nut kernels Mix frult and BBl
gathar. Add mayonr.
mlxed with cream I>o not mix urftll
before serving. This serves slx or
seven peo,
Tapioca Satad.
Cook one cup of tapioca until trana
parent. Remove aeeda from half a
pound of large white grapes and cut
in halrea; three large bananas. two
aa cup of pineapple. all cut
ln small pleces. and one cup of cher
ries Add to this t 1 tapioca.
mix thoroughly, sp shredded
cocoanut and serve with whipped
cream
?_I
Damty Orange Baaketa.
wfll formed oraugea.
Cut out tw a handle
to the basket, aeoop out
a fllllng of tapioca cream flavored with
tha orange Julce; 1.1 cream cool. fill
the orange lasket with the cream and
top with whipped cream. Add elther
a maraschlno cherry or a dot of red
Jelly to elther alde of handle. I
Wint.r Chili Sauc.
One <an of tomatoe.. two large
onions, one tablespoon of salt. one
teaapoon of pepper or a plnch of
cayenne, one cup of sugar. oaa half
?cup of vinegar, one hair toaapooo each
of the dlfferent aptoaa Let
ly about two hours. It is nice on
beans or cold meats and can hardly
be told from fresh tom;?:
Apple Sauc. Pie.
Une a plate with plain paste. Cover
bottom with pleces or bread spread
wlth butter. Over thls pour custard
made of one egg. one tablespoon su?
gar. onehalf teaspoonful cornstarch
and one cup milk I pon thla apread
apple sauce thlckly and sprinkle with
clnnamon. then bake until custard is
thick.
Sardine Appetlier.
Have bread toasted crisp, hard crust
removed. Heat to*. teaspoon
ful of butter. one hair teaspoonful of
mustard. a llttle OayBBBe pepper, one
teaspoonful of Warooatorahlra sauce
and a llttle lemon Jui< i t.j on
toast, lay on aaadtaaa an.i set in oven
a few mlnutev, bofora BOi ilaw.
Sandwich H.m.
After hoiling a piere af ham the
ahort. ahank end la paaaraBy strtngy
and often wasted. ir thls ia passed
twlce through a meat chopper and
then mlxed with a llttle sweet cream
lt makes ham which ls excelleut for
sandwlchea.
Time Savers.
When ready to core apples, lf yon
do not own a corer. use a corrmon
wood.a clothea pln?doea the work
just aa wall
?Sabacrlbe to The PLANBT.
THREE DISHES FOR DESSERT
Walnut Custard Pie Ore of the Oamti
eat That Can Be Mad*?For
Apoie Pie de Luxe.
%v ? Mits ta a
?
(ar and a |
? -npfuls of
,UM I aud add
Bfal or vanllla an ;
fal of ttnely-grouiid Bngllsh wal
ad almon I
ao tabb
*f sugar. a few grains < 1 half
. mix
Bad pour on H mllk;
m a amall
> to 30
a soft ea
made of one pint of milk. yolks of
ta, half a cnpful of sugar. a
?ains of salt ai
of vanilla. or it aaaj vith a
chocolate sauce for a cl
g two squares of
ibove soft
custar
Apple Pie De Lu.\
?
fuls of
on and bits of b
a rich to- rrlag,
,urn ' down and lay
on w and
flavored. '
Potato Sweeta.
Boll ard maab a larg. nlace
while hot ln ! .r '|n M
much sugar as wll] nm Kh of
<l,? r with
vanllla or
knead Into It a cup of ehoj
Engllah walntita or mix- | into
a loaf and place 1-;
allce down ln sqi
cut Into small blocks. ar Thin
candy
' may j
ibons
w,,h n of
walr.uts ? s are
candy Ia <'.
parts and lored
ga. ln
this caae of varlety of ?
alao |
Eacallopea Fiah.
two
with
?
BBlBBl
?
' our.
Caaaerole of Potatoea.
1 wash 12 potatoea:
*"I*-h aa .-alt and
1111,11 ' > and aet on back
or rangc for about ten minutes and
add piece of butter size or an egg. ,
?i and
stlr ln a time one half cup
hot c wltn
a fork. Arrange on a hot dlah, form
Ing an oblong. hlgh mound. hollowed
ln the mtd.lle Hrush laaaaa and out
with beaten yolk of egg and Bet ln
OT8B to brown. When done flli with
a ragout of mufton or duck or maca
ronl and Ojratara in cream aauce and
aerve hot.
F caaaeed Potatoea.
Gtx* ?ftl Ian ways or trana
formlng ahlta frlcassaa
them A small onion is sliced. placed
in a sauce pan with one dessertapoon
ful of butter. a dash of paprika and
salt. and frled a light brown. The po?
tatoes, cut in small aquarea. are then
poured Into the sauce pan. an.!
ered with boiling water When the
water haa boiled away. she potatoea
are aoft an.l mealy aad tinted a gold
en red rrom tbe butter and paprika.
They are just as good as they look.?
Woman's HOBM t'ompaulon.
Stuffed Sirloin.
| Procure a pork loin roaat Do not
roaaoi ailailiHlB. hut siit it and
Rtuff wlth dr> dressing made of stale
crumbs hlghly seasoned with salt, pep
per and aaga Roa&t ln usual manner
and serve with |?otato4-s roast-l pg
pan wlth same meat. hrown gravy and
apple sa
Graham Cake.
One and one half cups sugar, one
half cup lard. one cup ralsii,
apoon each of cinnamon. allspice and
nutmeg. onehalf teaapooa salt, one
and on? -half rapa Boat milk, one tea
spoon soda. and three rapa graham
flour slfted twice Baka in a slow
araa
Bread Sauce for Fowl.
half an onion and a half cup
of flne white bread crumbs ln one pint
of milk until the ?'. lency
Remove the onion wlthout breaking
lt. add one tahleapouaful or butter.
one half teaspoonfnl of salt and a dash
of whlte pep; ?
Nut Pick to Re-nove Cover*.
A nut plck wlll be round a great
eonvenlencc la the hlluhOB ror remov
Ing the tops from mllk botUoa, rOBata.
Ing broken corks from bottlc* aad
varlous other llttle )oba.
Perpl.xity, Beautya Mar.
The forehead fllled with lines ls not
always a aign ??r > ? ?>rt, n lt is
hothing but evldence of bad faclal
habits. Do you knlt your eyebrows
when you are thinking of perplexing
matters or are down on your luck?
lf >ou do raa: will have a forehead
aeamed wlth line* and several deep
furrowa between the eyea.
John Vaughan,
.115-317 N. lBth SL. Rlctunoad. Ta
l irvt CUaas Laach Room. Bfeals at
All Hour*. Ftirnlshexl Room,
Day or by the Week. Low
est Hates.
Uood Oar Service to all Potats of City.
A. Hayes
OFFICB AJ?D WARE-BOOM3,
727 North Second Street
nKSiDBKCK, 725 N. 2nd St.
Flrst-claaa riac** .nd Caaketa of
all deecrlptlons. I hare a spare
room for bodies when the famlly
hac* not a aultable place. All coun
try ordera are given apecial atten
tlon. Your apecial attentlon ls call
>*d to the aaw styl. Oak Caaketa
Call and see me and yoa ahall ba
watted on lndlvldually.
Tkcne. 177t.
JOHN M.
Hlggins,
Dealer tn
CHOICE GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGAjRS.
PURB OOODfi. FULL VALUE FOR
TKE MONEY.
*6J0 East Franklin Street.
[Near Old Market.]
Richmond, Vlrginla.
?B
N. WINSTON. CONFECTIONER.
HEADQUARTER5 FOR PURE ICE-CREAM.
?a-aiK^WATER-ICES, ETC *?t
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PAMiLY TRADE,
a^V)vai"^rwt RECCIVED DAILY AND
Opencd to I 2 o'clock every night.
Speciol Artention to Deolers
ond the Wholesole Tradc.
^TaTiaSTSTC^T-S
537 Brook Ave. Phone, 2253.
WARIPJuAJIDERAGENT
UCHT0W1
and dialriri ea
Jr and exhibtt a
rerywaar* ar*
Pot .? |o an, test ?,>., an.h H yoa^? Ih^,aM^tca/?3& ~ dT.S'lnla* at
aeeptha Ucyalc ak.p it back la aa at owrt^iaOaa^a^aarfaH/H^lT^ *
aasra bcl.md y?ur t>. y< le. DO HO
at aay p*u* until aaa rrretaw oar
>?-?.? and rrawraa^ ./?.?/ r.rf'r*-. t.> ?'-'
#T.a- SSIWaWBaa .tu<jy oor aajpajrb niodrla at to* - i^iCraaai
Um A-k/i we raa aukr you thia year. We ?1| th. hiajheat crade bkrclealoTuwaaaaaX
as>? pU
?ftVlVl'Iafa a'waaa* W?'?r? "J"*-1' ?',V? "*? ??"pro*t~ab.v. ?,
, Wat ItLK IKALBaa, y??i can ac|| our ticrUca under wour own aiaa
??* prtcr*^ Ordtra ail?d tha day reealvad
it* at
rnSstauTS^^
8
U HEDGETHORN PUMCTURE-PROOF -
SELF-HEALIR6 TIRES ?
7"**/ rrjrfUr rftait prwr ot tkft* t.
-' - ?<-? , J". I*-' '. ? mtrodtu* u r :.
MW>i'aflu?l/./ paittjr& -VuUJAttUAoa Ser$4 .
?0 MOtE TROBBLE FROM POICTMEl
NAJL8. Tacka ar fllaa* wlll not lat tho
alr out. Siat? llmnatad paira aold laat year.
Ortf two hundred thousand paira now tn uae.
MtATWOmWTtOth aaadein all sixes It tstlwely
aud easy ridm^.verydurableand liard:n*?le with
a aprcial uuality of rubber, which orrrt becomea
porouaatid which cloacaup amall puooturrt without allow
ma-thea.r l.?oapt We haa* haadidm ot ict ter* ftx>tn satls
Bedcust ooc r? atat i ug- that t heir ttre* have oa 1 y bee n putn ped
upoairortwweutawboleaeaaoo. They weteh nuraprc thaa
anonlioar> lir?, tbepuncture resistingquaiitio tx-inr srtven
bwaevrral Uvcra ofthin, apecially prepared fabriconthc
tread Thrrr^ular price of these tirea tsSH so per pair but (or
advertiaia|rpurpaaeaarearrmak.u>Ka*p<-ctal faotory pnee to
theri.lerof unl*$a,8oper pair. All orderssln
SAMPUE PAIR
ro iMTtmouct:. oml r
"A" and paoolur* atrtpa "?*?
?aad "I>." also rtm atrfp "BT4
to prarant rlm oalUnf. Ttaaa
Ura w/lil outLaat aar othor
?torr. aU.As-rio aaa
pped same day lettar is reeeiyed.
If YOU .NaE?D TittkTX ??H ' b^r *nlkmd ax '"*' *'*** uoUl TO* aead for a pa.r of
f???,~J , .ZZTT^ **!%**& llrdaetborn Vunv.turr>rYor.f tirea oa approral aod trtal at
the apectal introdoctory pnee quoted abowe; or write for our big Tire aod Sundry CaUloaue wnich
dcacrtues aod qwote* all makrs and kindsof tires at ahtnit halfthe u*ual>r*cea^ ?,*M??U? mtuat
DO NOT WaliT^.'W7it*yS.*p0,?t*Uod*v W' ??>T THlNk Or- BtJTIMOa bicyclt
rZ, ?w?**,* rT . or ? ?**'' of t,rcs ,roni ?nyo??? until you know the oew aad woaderfal
eflers we are naJcia*. It only coata a poatai to leare eyer> thiag. Wnte it NOWf. WT?oaer"?
J. L. MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL
Status of Korean Miner.
The Kort.it! mlaor poaaaaaaa ali the
gaod qualltiaa of a attaor with very
ically
atroBi As
la ih. aaaaaal of aorl
mati i n.j! twa R ,in*.ra
whlte
miner
Live Well the Preaent Day.
To-day weii Iiv<-.| Biakas ararj yes
.?..?: ?
n riatoa af aoaa -Troai
the |
Bookworma.
ra is no doubt th^t all books
kept ror a long Mnie tn lil.rarle. snd
other pfaacee bt ?? abode of the
germ and mlcr
Th. Tartar'a Mannera.
When a Tartar ii.vites an honored
gvest to dine wlth him he will take
tha gueat by the ear and l?*ad him to
the table
S.lf-Bacriflc. Neceaaary.
The winner is he who give* himself
to his work, body and aoul.?Ouxton.
Took Effect on the Trailer.
"Laura." said Mr. Ferguaon, laying
aslde hla hat and overcoat. "I saw the
worst train wreck half an hour ago
I ever aaw ln my lif,
"Were you in it. George" asked
Mra. Ferguson. turning pa!.
"No. but I he'ped to put out the
blaze."
?The blaze? Did the train take
fire:"'
. and lt burned flercely."
"How did lt hapix-n, and wherer'
"In a fashionabi,- restauranL So
cbty woman accldontally stepped on
a match "
"O, you wretch;*?Chlcago Tribune.
The Confusing Anthem.
Mary AikI'tki.m <h- Navarro, at a
luncheon in New York. told a atory
about her llttle boy
"In onr church." she said. "the cholr
one Sunday BBoralag ^ang the an'hera.
'We all llke sheep have stra\
"You know how that anthem heglns
?'We all like ahoea, we all like
sheep'
"Well. at tbe end of tho?e two
phrases my llttle boy wbisi>ered wlth
a puzzled frown:
"'I suppose tl . they all like
mutton. don't the> ?' "
Ifcnigbte of fl>stbta6,
N. A., S. A.. E. A., A. AND A.
This organization ts one of the most powerfulin the conntrv and ita
progress has been phenominal. The Gnnd Lodire of ViraSniVl.*? ? J
diction over all of the cities and connties in^h^state ^Th^ ^
are required to organize a new lodge. The benefits pa7d Jnst^te o^
of its strongest features, but the principles are trreater thlr,, a?Sw
else Founded on Friendship, bas^ed o/charity fS "utfe^n Be*
nevolence the respectable, npright people of the state will find it an order"
worthy of their heartiest support oraer
^^^^^ ^ *? '?*?"*? ?cern?^^
The Courts of Calanth
Is the Female Department of the Order. It reonires a membership of
T?!r^perS:>I1S-00[PniZCacoiirt- ^^emoers are pledged to exhibit
Fidetity, exercise Harmony and prove Love one for the other It oavs
an endowment and bnrial benefit of $150.00. It pays $3.00 per week sick
dnes. The only expense for regalia is the cost of the f^fco^t, wd
a rosette, costmg 25 cents for funeral occasions
THE BANDS OF CALANTHE or Children's Department also con
stitntes a feature and persons caunot do better than to enter th* 1 ;tri ,
drcle. The expense ? nomiual aad the WfiUa. that^uM fc*^ cV^ed^It na T"'
$ix? to ?i.So aick dues aud death benefits of from $30.00 to Uooo' ETi.. P o S""
Lodge or Court or Baud iu your neighborhood, orgrni*, >ne " y?U hlVe n"Pyt*><an
For all information concerning the Children's Department address,
Mrs. Anna Taylor,' W. M.,
For all inforumion concerning special rates of ^lO^SDTCHBlTn. V*'
membersbip ,n the lodges andoourts. address " ^"s^fhmoud. Va.
THE F.CONOMY.
303?5 North Third St
taTlo^ring
- * > a??
CLBANINO, HYKING ANL
RKPAIRING
CH1TMAN M. WHITE,
PROPRIETOR.
Katabllahed 18at<. 'Phoae dloa.
JOHN FOXEL,
Dealer la Qeneral LId* of
FANCY AND 8TAPUK GKOCKKJS8,
NOTION8. FRffiSH MJCAT8. CI
GAR8. TOBACX), ICM,
WOOD, tX>AU -kc
,T B 4TH 8T.. RICHMOND. TA
BOARDING & LODGING
Katea Keaaoaabre. All the CoraforU
f> ? ot Maaaa a> py
Ordera reoelved by lerser or telegraph
MB8. BOOKEK LEKTVYM H.
raoraasvaass
8It N.gadSt.. Klchaioad. Y.
BLACKWELL & BRO.
(?NK OF THK LKADfNO PAlNTaOtB
l^ractlcal Hoaae aad Slga Palatata.'
Grafalag aad Oeaeral eoatreo
tors.
.ALI- WORK GUARANTBBD.
Carda, Letter* or Ordera.
...Olra ** * artal. yoa wUl narar raara. ?...
Addraaa, 0O8 8C Peter Street,
RirHMOND. VA.
'Pbone 508*.
-Nelaon.a Hair Dresaing can be
Ix'iikjht at Jennings and Brown Drug
Store, Pittaburg, Pa.
Truih in Old Saylng.
What thf eye aeea not th* heart rue.
not.?Catnpion.
Haa A.'moat a Monopoly.
Quebec auppllea 90 per cent. of th*
world's supply of asbeatoa.
Certainly Not Overlooked.
Ia short. slr. we go ln far too llttle
for what Matthew Arnold calls sweet
ness and Haht." 'I don"t see that?
sugar and oil are the two biggest trusta
w*' support."'?Life.
Pasalv. Virtu. Diacredit*d.
I cannot pralse a fugltive and cloia
tered virtue. uncxerclsed and on
breathed, tbat never sallles out and
aeeks her adveraary.?Mllton.
Rubber.
Rubbei is a queer product. It
thrlves best ln the hottest countries'
ln the tropics. yet it cannot stand heat.
In 1908 we lmported 137.000.000 worth.
Charlty and Love.
Wlthout dew and light flowers fade.
Charlty and love are the dew and
light of the human heart.?Mme. do
Oentls.
Money and Knowledge.
Money and koowledge are wholly
unllke ln that the lesa knowledgo one
has the easler lt ls to plck up more.
?Chlcago Record Herald
Ravagca of Fi.ld V.rmln.
The department of agrirulture estl
tnatea that the ravages of fleld ralce
and rats entall a dlrect loss of $20,000.
000 annually.
Olive Oil for Booka.
OUve oil rubbed over the llbrary
ahelvea will. lt it said. prevent the
aolldewlng of the booka.
STRAUS' SPECIAI
Otd Yacht Clofe,
PURE WHISKEY
Wlll Satlafy tha? laver of th. rtarJU
"n of atlmwUnc SpKvlal prtcaa.
Olaara and Tobavocx*. Call avtvf aaa.
Baa. ^^ "*^
ISAAC STRAUS & CO.,
422 Ea Broad St.,
Richmond, Virginia.
*?
H K Jonathan
FISH, OYSTERS .AND
PRODUCE.
1? N. 17TH 8T.. RIOHMOND, FA.
ALL ORDBRS WILw. RBGBITal
PROMPT ATTENTION.
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115 East Leigh St.
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