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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-02

When this time comes il will be
a pleasant time. Famins will be /
over. And all tears will be wip'
cd from off all faces And the
heaven will once more give Its
dew. We shall close this article
with the following scripture to
show the plan Of redemption as
lit was, is, and shall be. Please
read.
And ! saw q new heaven and new earth
f., ,b, arst heaven and the first earth were
ps- ed away: and there wns 10 NOR" sea.
|. And John SAW the holy city the ncs 'eru'a
lem. coming down from God out Of hoa' ril
rrcpered A. u bride adurDcd for he's husband.
And l heard q gicst wicc oul oil
heaven saying Behold, the tabernacle
ot God 10 With men. aud be will dwel
with them, and they shall be bis pc"n'r
and God himself shall be with them
and be their God.
Aud God shall, wipe aw,v ii, tear
from their eye and there shah he 1T
more death, neither sorrow. hjs cry'nl
neither shall there he any more pain
for the lolmci l!inss are passei away
Rev 2t-i-l-? "a.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-02
ANGER.

Anger is the mos, importent paf.
sion that accompanies tho mind Of
man. II effects nothing il sets
about. and hurts tie man who is
possessed by /, more than the
other against whom il is directed
The disadvantage arising from
Anger which arc i,s utiaiIi.s cob
/ comi,an,s u0dcr nii circumstances
shon'd prove u panace1 ior lEccom
! plant ~ monen,a II cool r. Aces.
i'm the man who INDUCES Il.
views with deep disgust Tie des.
olaiion wrougbthy passion
, Friendship. domestic happiness.
ecl' respect, the esteem of Others
ure swept .way rs hy t. wh,iw,nd
sud on'y II h,ci o. NJ gcr .o,rc.
:imcs su.iices to lay in v,>rk The
home happiness which years h,. Sc
bcna csmcntifE together
What crimes have not been com
mitich in tho EaroxysMs ct anger
| Has mt the friend murdered his
friend: Tho son mas:ccrcd hi.
rare"'' The creature blaspaemrd
his Creator Whom indeed; the
nature Of This passion is con,ider.
ed what crimes may i: not commit?
, Is il not the storm of the human
mind which wrecks every better
affection. greeks reason and cor.
, sn'enec. and es e. ship driven with.
out helm or compass, before the
, rushing gallo. IL not the mind
, horne away without guide or gov.
ernmcnt by the tempest Of ur-
bounded rage!
To DO anger shou. triA'c,i il Inv
and childish; TO rage aud ho far
y Iious is british aud to maintain
perp.tua; wrath is akin to the pr..
4 ctioe and temper OF devils The
N round n n passionate mans l'k IL
: in contracting future debts in his
PASSIONATE moments which he nav
have to pay ir the future and When
n il IN most movement to max,
payment He spends his time in
outrage. AMI acknowledgment
:. 10 injury and repreat;on for argc,
: begins 10 folly, and many tims'
" past, end 10 repentance. Arge,
may Be looked for in the character
y Of week. minded pcopl.,. children
not yet learned TO govern tbet,.
nj solves. and thoso who. for any re
N ason are not expected to have fat
command over their faculties Bu
:. no scnsi BILE man or woman ia fu'
III possession Of Their powers will snf
u or the degradation OF allowin.
themselves 10 be overcome b,
nj anger without afterwards exrer
y" fencing tho utmost modification
A passionate temper renders a ms,
- unit f'radvice. dcprives him ii hi
II reason robs hin, OF all that is re-
ally great or noble 10 hi. nature
~ II makes him un6tt.r convertible,
" destroys friendship, changes i
:. tics into cruelty AID turn, al
II order into confusion
10 BE Continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-02
QUESTION. NO 81,

In the restitution Of all things.
tActs a-20-2l) Tho Ark Of the
covenant and the two table Of
rtone must come forth npV /.
;b'ro any scriptures TO show
"I..re thoy will BE- found
G. 4. S,muns
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-02
CREATION
AND
FORMATION
''Tss:k ta,m to Observe All things WhatsceVe
I have Commanded You" Matt. 1870.
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iooNe' WIZ piuu vi tCuCiti'tWui
must have a Foundation: And
this foundation is spoken Of in
this manner. Please read.
And are blIlt upon the foundation ~
the apostles and prophes Jesus Chrisi
himself being the chief corner stone
80
The foundation is God. and
Christ the chief corner stone,
and the church Zion.
And the next is the plan of
redemption" and for the 6rst
point on this We shall ask the
reader to look back to the quota.
ton given above from Paul in II
Cnapt. of Rom. where he said out
ol HIoil Sii',i' come tnc aciiVercf,
and turn away ungodliness from
Jacob. Here is Il portion of Gods
plan Of redemption. This deli
verer must come out of ZION;
out of til, church. For God Ia,
said ,,,;r. IN ,hi. ,,,o,,oo
Fr Mos 5 nUly said "a'" 'hr filh IS
y Prophet sha'l The Lord y"ny G't raj
np unto loh 81 your t'ct"rrn, iihc ~
| M, him shah ,c hear IN all u,.as
whatsoever he s''sll ray nn', YOU
And it sh'il come /" ps", thai ever
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} shall be dts'ip.ri fr,m among ii,
: II, aplr Yen and All the rI,nh.I (r.r
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-02
The rlsa Of Redemption

For am no, ashamed of ,h" gh-
pei u Chtls' for /, u p,vr u Il II nm
,n salvation Ia every pnc thai hell"Vu'h'
Ia the jew frst aud also 10 the Greek
Rom lis
There is nothing solid without
a prcmis: that IL, 1t must have a
foundantion. And so it is with
the plan of redemption. But he.
fore We can truely present the
plan of redemption, and its foun'
dalton, we must necessarily find
something to he redeemed, or in
other words some character to
he redeemed. Hence, We shall
in the first place, ask our read
ers TO read this scripture.
And highway stall be there and a
way, and it shall be- called Tue way %!
holiness. the nnclcan shsll no, pass owe,
il but Il shall be Tor th"s"; the why'h''
inp men, though fools. shai, not err lhtiI
lin
No lion shall be ,hclc nor any raven
aus beast shnil o. M therein, Il shall not
lee iuuud ,hcrr; hn' the redeemed shall
| walk they. lsa - - -
The y. deemed sirlll wall; thrr,
Tina, is, those that had been re-
! drcm,d, There must bca differ
l,ncc between the redeemed an'
! the ransom. For the word say
jhr redeemed shall walk in tn
wav of holiness. But that Via
ransom shall return and come L
Zion The redeemed, are tho>'
win, Christ redeemed from tn
grave; the Gentle world J Til
was when, this language was fu
tiled. p.casc read.
, III; dad men shall live. together vii
nv deaf b I'd, shall they arise. Awak
and sing. ye thu dwell in dust Ter VI
few IL NJ the dow ot herbs. and II
earth shall cast out the dead.
/ lsa 20 ID.
And this scripture WAS fulfil
ed, WHEN the following act ton
: place. Please read
Aud the graves were opened; Al
y May bodies Of The saints which SIZE
i u.usr, And came ont uf the grav
,r,J hi, resurrection. and went IN
- the hulj CITY. auA appcarcd unto man
' Matt. >, j! q
Now thcn ~ have before u
p. tlnsv the redeemed, We say thi
., because the rruyrln, d shai Wa
/. IN til Nay; and Christ SAID tht
lac was the WY" aad II con-
= not ut been the lstaaIitr> ,h,
Il w.,, 10 walH in the way" f,
raul sid this.
, Ns,pu,,rntrg III. ru-p.L the, are "urm"s
-uor -uk, hut t"ach,ng tlr ,,c,tnu. ,h,y
l.lt,i fot thu fathers sake rom IS.
y Nov the reader will see h
is yond any doubt who the rcdccI
i. ed is; and in quoting you III
y scripture the reader will ~
~ who the ranso,ncd is.
-, For | would uht. brclhern. that
; should be isunrAn, IT this mystery. !
F, yc should he wise IN your own cnncel
-. Iln, blindness in parl has happened
luu,l nn,i. the iul"ess Ut the Cent?
In b. come IN.
10 And SD all Israel shall be saved N
,c is written There shall Gene out Of VI
IN the deliverer, and shall turu away M
Nj Sodlincss from Jacob RoM,yi II
" % 20
"a Here the reader must see IL
~ the ransoMcd is IL lsraclit,
| As their eyes were blinded.
III they conlG not except chr
II. until the rullness IT the Gantil,
IN And ut that time they will
il turn and cOuAc to Zion. III
rs enables MS 10 see the differer
there is between the redeem
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-02

The plumrnet Is the everia sting !
|.
gospel In the hands Of Zerub.
babel, who Is the prophet spoken
of In acts, which we have quoted
above, and refers to all the other !.
passages above named. Ii Zcch.
ariaa 4-10 we find seven other
characters spoken of represent.
ed as the eyes of the Lord run.
ming to and fro. through the
whole earth. This again comes
in as part of the plan Of redemp.
ton. But how are we to know
the manifestation of those eyes?
when you see the word in the
hands of Zerubbabel. is one way
to know. And then, when you
see the Assyrian in our land. you
may know. And that will be
when this comes to pass. Please
read.
Aud .lB man shall he tie pc acc, when
the Assyiian shall comP into oai laAd
and when he sbal Tread n olr palaces
lDen sha,l We 'als- agai = ain seven
shepherds, mud rIgh principal men
Micah . ).
Here is the seven shepherds
which is the seven eyes, or CHAR
acters of the Lord, We read Of
those same characters in tho
APOSTLE day. Please read.
| Wherefore, brethren. look ye out
amoDg you seven mea 1t honest report
fail OF ,.r 'lply Ghost and wisdom.
vi HON ~e m.y appoin, over this bust
ness. Acts "a
Those seven will come in the
last days in this manner. Please
read.
Aud | saw the seven angels which
OF. i.ntI I. 10
given seven ".mpt's.
And anoibr, nagci cane ana nod n
+ ,he alter hai, nsa godra ."'sc'' an,
there wa v'Vn unto HIM much incense
5, th.l be shonl ulT.r !, with the prayer
of al saints upon '.,e gold " alter Whicl
was bei It" 'hr ~ me 20 Sc }.
You will SEQ in connection WI
= those seven the ci,,ht chn'actc
~ which is the representative G
- /crubbabel. Tnis same charac
d ter is spoken of in tniS manner
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III foundation and the plan, we sll;
quote you this scripture; Plea
read.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-02
QUESTION NO. -.

Ed. We wish that you would tell
rs thru the Columns OF tho CREs.
ssT what those Scriptures have
reference 70 isaiah % 1877
John Bowers.
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PAGE OF INQUIRY
QUESTION NO "a.

Ed, CREsSET Please explain
this Scripsus. O.rS, - III J
Siuda Merritt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-12
PAYNE FINDS GREAT
INTEREST IN HAWAII
Has Delivered His Lecture on the
islands Elshty.Nine
.H Times.

| Although there Is no melting Of the
Promotion Committee this week Sec.
rotary Wood has prepared the fol.
good work Is getting along:
BY each mail letters come to hand
acknowledging the receipt Of our news
service and expressing desire for It's
continuance. We now reach a fair
sized list Of representative papers
which I hope may be doubled within
the next three or four weeks.
Word came to hand by last mail
that the members of the Northern
California Editorial Association were
planning a trip to Hawaii for their
next annual outing. We have sent a
generous supply Of our folders to the
Secretary of the Association and will
follow the matter up carefully.
The Haskins series Of letters on
Hawaii continue to attract attention.
A number Of people who nave read
/ these lettersS have ben referred by
their home papers to our Committee
for further Information about the Is.
lands.
Mr.. o. p. Austin, chief Of the Blu
real of Statistics of the Department OF
Commerce and Labor, writes under
date of May 22nd. In part as follows:
81 have Just received Mr.. Jared q.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-12

A very interesting monthly sociable
of rather unusual type will be given
next Monday night on the Dillingham;
lawn by the local Y. NJ. C. A. There
will be the usual sideshows In tents
with music furnished by Ernest Kaai.
Every Y. NJ. C. A. member in Homo.
lulu is expecte" to come with lady,
no matter whether 1t is his own lady
or not.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-12

Railroad development in Alameda
county declared most potent influence
In realty market.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-12

; BULLETIN ADS. PAY -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-28

ments OF the democratic party.
"He who tries must serve one and
deceive the other,must make public pre-
tense to the people and private com
pact with the trusts.
Our party is not a party Of factions
or cliques. or classes. we have no
waving wings to pacify no contradic-
tory declarations to modify, no corrupt
bosses to satisfy.
let us make a platform so clear
and so sincere that every citizen VIII
understand our position and have con-
fldence in our intention.
LET Us nominate candidates from
among the many men here present,
whose lives and deeds are guarantee
of the gcnuineness of their attitude
a pledge of the sincerity Of our profes-
sion.
"Then let us go forth to an honor
able effort for righteous cause to battle
and to victory.
Mr.. Hearst delivered his address WIN
intense earnestness, driving nome ms
points In an emphatic manner liiaI
carried the convention with him from
the start to the close Of his address.
His description of Mr.. Bryan as the
knight in motley, called forth great
laughter and applause and his illusions
to other democratic leaders also ex-
cited the cheers Of his hearers. Al
the conclusion of his address he was
given an ovation that continued for sew
eral minutes.
Chairman Gets TWO caVels.
Following Mr.. Hearsts speech, Jas.
"A. ONcu. of Rhode Island, presented
to the temporary chairman a union
label" gavel Another gavel was pre-
sented by j. d. Bush. of New YORK.
While the latter was speaking, dele
gate in the rear called, Has that gayel
pot the label on it,
AIrt. Hearst then made brief speech
Of acceptance.
Mr. Reuben Blyon, of New YORK, was
called TO the chair and directed the
SECRETARY to read the membership lists
III tho various convention committees.
It was announced that all the com
mittees would meet Immediately after
Adjournment OF the. convention. There
are no contests for ats and the bust
ness before the committee with the ex'
ception of resolutions, was expected TO
be largely Of a prefunctory character.
After an address by &. A. Windle. OF
Chicago. the convention adjourned un'
til o'clock today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-28
HAINER FOR
SQUARE DEAL
See Robinson's Shoes.

Judge Hainer, who is alleged to be
contesting for the republican nominal
ticn Tor congress in the First district,
addressed quite a large crowd OF peo-
pie last evening The judge had
wagon box placed on ths west side
of Division street. just north OF OK
lahOma avenue. and arranged rows o.
seats Immediately facing, leaving
about twenty feet passageway, the
seats on the east side being arranged,
presu .nably for the goats who are stu
loyal TO the Mcclure machine.
The irdge told of his early strug
giles in this city and how hard the
citizens OF Guthrie had worked to
make a great inland city, and de-
clared 10 them that he too, loved
Guthrie and expected TO come here
10 reside when he dies.
The speaker took Purcell, OF Enid,
and two other pOstmastereditors 10
nice fall, and what he said along
that line would indicate the judge was
opposed TO a man being postmaster
and campaign manager al the same
time
The Judge paid the Leader publish
er a compliment. declaring The Lead
or was the fruits of an honest mans
toll and that II was conducted as a
puveyor of news. enabling friend
or foe 20 read what was transpiring
without doubt as to correctness or oe
currence.
Tho speaker most bitterly denied
that he had never been elected TO Of
lice, reciting the fact thai when nc
first came 10 Guthrie he had to en-
dere hardships before being able to
get an Office OF any kind He began
4 10 held office the second or third
years after he came and has either
been holding one or hope of one since
that time The speaker did not cont
fhe Mcclure mane free of cookie
bufrs. nor did he become violent IN
abuse OF the state administrator. al
] though his references TO what haC
been doing came under the topic q
/ heht fiction and were SO erroneous
they produced laughter rather than
applause.
IN his statistics the Judge had sure
~ gathered same from Hostetter'
almanac, for they rounded 70 eacl
time SO iar from the coast OF accuv
ay as TO make IL painful
He declared Oklahoma Is the
largest producer OF oil Ia the states
ana SET California produces mon,
than an the other states save Texas
and tile latter pfodaces foar times Al
much as does Oklahoma.
liis statement AZ % then being ths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-28

banner broom corn state was also
wrong, and he never gave a statistical
fact in the entire speech. However
as Mcclure would not know stats
tical train from an empty tobacco box,
Hainers lack of accurate information
need not harm anything, for Mcclure
bases his candidacy on being good
fellow and needful of job, Were he
required TO state a reason why nc
should go to congress, Hainer might
have some show OF getting a contro-
yersy started.
The speaker touched the race
question once a nd told the man of
African descent his happiness depend
ed on being a republican. although he
well knows that the democracy has
done more than the republicans for
the black people of the state, especi
ally along educational. lines.
Judge lIalner declares be wishes a
square deal, and that he is confident
Of his ability TO be a real congress
man.
He was given "a respectful hearing
by his Audience, which was orderly
and gave him applause when talking
of Oklahoma now and what II was
nineteen years ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-28

with the Standard Oil company in
New York.
Since that time, Mrs. Lally declared
today, he has made many attempts TO
take from her their only child, who
was left with the mother at the time
Of the separation. II was because sac
feared her husband that Mrs Lally
has been living in Oakdsle for the
last three months.
Mrs. Ially came down town today
and went to department store. Just
as she entered the main door a
stranger grabbed Lester by the arm,
picked him up and ran off.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-28
WIN OFFICE
IN CONTEST
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
okmulgee, Okla, July 2S.-Marvin
NJ. Alexander took his seat as Judge
of the county court of Okmulgee
county this morning, as a result Of th.,
findings and judgment in his favor in
the election contest case Of Alexander
VS.. Newhouse, in The district court Of
the ninth judicial district
Last fall Alexander was he demo
cratic candidate fo- county judge and
j. L. Newhouse was the republican
candidate On the face Of the returns
Newhouse had a majority of H. a
majority of the voters marked their
ballots for Alexander, but many OF
hem had to be returned as mutilated
ballotB by the precinct boards because
not stamped as required by law. In
the contest the court threw out III
illegal ballots and found that Alex
ander was elected by a majority OF 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-28
AGENCY GETS CARLOAD or BEER

ine state agency renewed a car
load Of bottled beer from Kansas
City brewery this morEing and A. Is
being unloaded ana placed IN storage
at headQuarters The beer IL put up
In pint bottles and IS unlabelet The
label and seal OF the state agency are
being placed on the botiiss today by
a score of gi.la and force OF men
are busy repacnng he beer into bar.
rels 70 semi 20 the dinerent local
AGENCIES llcvosa'a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-28
SMALL BOY STOLEN.

snatched From His Parents IN Crowd
ed Plttsburg Store.
Pitisburg. a crowded downtown
itpannept store. Lester Ryan Laily,
wears oli was violently snatched
rom the hands Of his mother Mrs.
vivian r. Lally OF Oakdale ana kid
mapped.
The kdhapper Is unknown TO Mrs.
lally, although she got an excellent
idea Of his general appearance. Aft.
cr snmehing che child he hurried
down Pennsylvania avenue where his
tail was lost.
Three 3earC ago toe Queens county
court Of New York granted Mrs. Lally
separation from her husnand VIII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-28
See RObluson's Shoes.
Two canes Apnealed.

Two Cases Appealed.
Two cases We're appealed 10 the
supreme court today from he district
court OF Seminole county Henry NJ
Tate appealed the case in which he
was defendant In the lower court and
Phoebe Gaines plaintin, wherein
Judgment was rendered IN favor Of
no latter.
The other case Is one In which
Armstrong Byrd q Co. were ,he plain,
tins below and George Crump defend
ant The suit involves collection OF a
promissory note and in the lower
court Judgment was rendered IN favor
OF defendant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-28
LACKED FIRE
APPARATUS

Special to Daily Leader.
Gotebo, okla. July 2S--Fire origI-
rating In the building occupied by A.
3 Miller Son. shoSsly after miinight,
lestroyed one whole business block
and threatened the destruction OF the
ntire businss section of the town
Lack Of fire apparatus hampered inc
rolunteer firemen in their efforts to
ontfol the confagration. The loss IS
conserv6tively estimated at $4,000,
about one-half of which is covered by
Insurance.
Those suffering loss are: A. j. Mil
ser and Sons, general merchandise;
D. \ Minton and Brother. hardware.
implements and tinware manufacture;
~ H. Wodel, dry goods and general
merchandise; NJ. L. Abritton, restau
rant and bakery: S ID: Chambers,
irugs, W. X. Chapman. dry goods
and notions; Mike Grant. building
Chester 0. Read. building; H. y.
chamoers. building; p. j. Becker
building; J. p, Delllnger, building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-28

Dyspepsia Is ou irrational ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters Is the national
cure for II. II strengthens stomach
membranes. promotes flow OF diges-
tive juices. purlhes the blood, builds
You up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-28

A specific for pain--Dr. Thomas
Oil. strongest, cheapest liniment ever
devised. A household remedy IN
America for 25 years.