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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-08-25
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QUESTION 40. -. -
DESiJrA. Hal.
.Iui.y T. 1910.


D"ar Brother Gtrratt, | wam
10 know ABOUT hell, | do not be.
lI"vr that any Of ua will be lost
FOR we are all Cod, children.
Therefore, | don't believe that
God VIII send any of his children
TO hell For We did not brin.
ourselves into this world and /,
says, Christ died for us. I think
then VIZ will not have To- die in
hell. | don't believe that God
VIII even Ssnd a saloon keeper to
hell, For ';nd is Just.
Now Bro. Garrett uiyc m,
scripture Tor tins. Neither d.
believe W. viii have To be con.
,crtcd to 90 To heaven.
Answer iiunn.
j o.ln Brown
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-08-25

He shall judge the poor Of the
people, he shall save the children
OF the needy. and shall break in
pieces the oppressor.' psalms
72-,2 Il L."
And in his days shall the
righteous flourish, and there
shall be abundance Of peace.
Please read,
In his day shall the righteous
flourish: and abundance Of peace
so long as the moon endureth.
Psalms. - -
And this same character. or
prophet, shall have dominion
from sea to sea, and rue all
nations, please read.
He Sha have dominion al 80
I from sea to sea. and from the
river unto the ends of the earth.
They That dwell in the wilder.
ness shall bow before him: and
his enemies shall lick tho dust.
! The kings Of rarshiSh and of the
isles shall bring presents: the
Kings of Sheba and Seba shall Off.
or gifts.
Yea all kings shall fall down
before him: all nations shall
serve him" (pSalms. - : to ~
| This Christ has not had yet,
and Christ said that he would
give this TO some one else
Please read.
And he tlat rvcrctmaih and
keepcth my works unto the end.
to him will give power over the
nations.
And he shall RUE Thorn with Il
rod OF iron: rs the vessel ef pot,
ter shall they be broken to shy.
crs even as | received of my
Father.
And ! will give him tho III orn
ing star" REV. -2G-a7 ~.
| Here : the last evidence W,
reed to prove tn" position which
We have taken, for we have in
this scripture. Christ telling Ms
| iu>t what power Ne il going Is
give 10 solno ono Else. even III
! rs His Father Lad given unto
han. aud then said further II
>hls !ar%nagc.
lie that overGOmo'h Will
make pillar in the tenpIc of my
, cod and hc shat 90 no more ont
! and will write upon him th'
, name OF m. God, and the nam,
OF the city Of ny God. which !.
-, new Jerusalem. which comet
, down ont of heaven from MY Go,
, and | will write upon him NJ
new name (Ecv, 3~l2j
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Continued from last week.

Here is an evidence that beau
" IL Christ so plain, that 1t
would be- uscics for any one TO
try To deny it, for Matt. comes
out and confirms every word OF
|, it, Please read.
"Tncn Judas which betrayed
him when hr saw that he was
concerned. rrrcntcd himself. and
drought again the thirty pieces
Ior silver the chief priests and
I.ldrrs Saying ! have 9lnned in
l,hat | have betrayed thcinnoccnt
lnlood. And they said. What is
THAT to u? see thou to shat.
| And he clSt down the pcic"s
of silver in the temple, and de.
Iuartcd and went and hanged
! himself.
And the chef priest took the
silver pciccS and said 1t is not
lawful for to put them into the
treasury BECAUSE II Is the
price of blood.
And they took counsel, and
bought with them the potter $
| flcld to bury strangers III. ,St,
Matthew, u , L. -
Without the least doubt in the
world, "Dcau,y Is Christ, Christ
was SOLD for ,hilty pieces Of sil
vcr. and thr p,ttcrs field hough
with the price, aud the prophcsl
: is that beauty was sold for III,
, same, and the price cast int,
the potter, which makes tho II
, the same, and God with Chris
, broke the covenant that he hat
, made with all people. And thcl
: after this was done then il say
} that God took his other sta
{ BANDS, and cut him asSundel
Please read.
Then cut asrnder mine othc
staff, ever Bands. that | Nigh
break The brotherhood bctwtel
Judah and Israel Xcch. Ill
The character Bands" is t
: break the brotherhood betwcc
Judah and Israel; y Ciifcrcu
work from what 'Hcauty' ha
to do, and this work had to b
done after Beauty" done hi
work, Bands then is the propl
ct spoken of in our Text.
prophet like unto Moses. Tn
same prophet spoken Of in thi
language;
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Here is the final conclusion of
the mission work Of this charac-
ter like Moses. Then We answer
that when this prophet comes he
is to be heard in all things the
woman as well as the man for IN
Christ Jesus there is neither male
nor female they are all one.
Hence, as Christ gives this
prophet the power to rule all ma
tons by tho Word of God the Cen
tile woman would have to hear the
word by him and obey or % cut
on so Bro. Bowers We trust you
may comprehend, and we beg
Ia remain IL Bro. in Christ,
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And he confessed. and denied
not; but confessed, ! am not the
Christ.
And they asked him, what
then? Art thou Elias And he
saith ] am not, Art thou that
Prophet? And he answered, No."
tSt. John. 120.21)
Jews realized that there was a
prophet to come, that was Meth.
err Christ nor Elias. And Paul
speaks Of him in this manner:
And so al, Israel shall he saved
as il is written, There shall come
out Of Sion the Gelicverer, and
shall turn away ungodllness
from Jacob
For this is my covenant INTO
them. when shall take away
their sins from. II q 30
Here Is a deliycrer to CON
out of Zion to save Israel by
turning away from them ungGdli,
ness. And this has never becn
done yet, therefore We must
look Tor this dcl;vercr to come
yet. And when he comes He
shalt come as the minister Of
Cod; Please read:
Let every soul DC subject unto
the higher powers. For there
is no power but of God the
power. that bc are ordained Of
God.
Whosocycr therefore rcsiS,cth
the power. resistcth the ordi-
nance %! God: and they that resis,
shall receive t. themselves
dnunatian,
/ For ru'crs are not terror tc
good works. but 10 the evil.
Wilt thou then not be afraid oil
/ the power? do that which is good
and thou shall have prai,cut the
same.
For he is III" minister of Coo
to thee for good. But ii thou
do that which is evil. be- airaiC
for he bearcth not the sword il
vain. tor lie is tho minister o
| God n rtycngcrto execute wra Il
upm him that doeth evil lrom
! IL. i. - -" /.
We have embraced in TN,
scripture Just the same as ",
nave in our Text. only in Il littl
! different language. In our rex
it reads that ever soul that vii
not hear that prophet shall b
cut OF from among the people
In the above is. "no is tn
minister Of God. IL rcyenger I
execute wrath upon him tina
doeth evil. y Now then our reaC
OF, will plainly see that Their
! WAS Il prophet to come atte
! Christ, called in prophcsy Sand,
Shiloh, Second child and man
other names, and also called To
son of man, in this connection
Please read.
Also, thou son VI man, appoil
;hcc two ways that the sword ,
the king of Babylon may com
! both twain shalt come forth o,
! of one land and choose thou
U place choose it ut the head Of tin
II way to the city" tEzck. 2i-l9
The Son of man. the proph,
y spoken Of in our Text il to N
G point two ways so Mat I'll
5 sword of the king of Babylu
may come But in order tn;
, our readers may fully undo
stand his work when he doc
come We SHAH take up sever
5 pure passages of scripture tn,
will give his mission plain. u
first shall be this,
Give the king thy Judgment,
. God, and thy righteousne.
unto the kings SON" (Ps. T2-l.
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Professional ca-ds 81 90 Il mon
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Local advertisements will be-
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pD Special contracts made on
larger adds
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-14
DE NV E r
| T E M S

The Odd Fellows or Pueblo had as
their honored guest on last Sunday
the District Grand Master, in the per-
son of DR.. p e. Sprallin. He was
down for the principal address on
Odd Fellowship, and his remarks were
well received. He made the trip re-
turning the same day. He reports the
condition OF the order in that city TO
be gratifying.
Mesdames Lille Lewis and Ada
Slayton and Thomas Dixon have re-
turned from the Grand Army encamp-
ment in Grand Junction.
On the one issue of law enforce
ment without any appeal because OF
the superiority of the candidates
themselves. the republicans of this
city can apepal 10 the voters for their
support, and deserve TO win.
Mrs. Minnie Williams has gone 10
Evansville. Ind, for visit OF two
months. En- route she Will stop in
hahHa1 tAA. anu ~ i>ohlo.
|. G. Gilmore is recovering some
what. and is contemplating going to
California shortly.
Mrs. NJ. Jacobs has r.ceived news
that her son-in-law. John NJ. Wright,
of Topeka. is candidate for county
treasurer. subject 10 the party pri'
maries TO be held in August. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright have many friends in the
city.
Mrs. Lizzie Reese has been i'll with
appendicitis.
Come and vote for the most popu-
lar young lady at the May Queen party
at Oania Hall, May 10th.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-14
THE LAST OF THE SEASON.


Grand Ball and Entertainment given
by the Olympia Band at East Turner
by the Olympia Band at East Turner
Hall, Monday May 3oth. Admission,
IS cents. Music by the Great West
ern Orchestra. Dancing from $50 to
2 a. m.
Mrs. Ora Marshall left the city
Tuesday to visit relatives in Alba,
Iowa,
c. A. Pilgrim. OF Cripple Greek. was
In the city Wednesday. en- route to
Boley, Okla. the celebrated all-Negro
town He will be agent there for the
fasollne systems OF the Wilton Gas
and Light Company Of this city.
While here. Mr.. Pilgrim received for
himself and for his wife the cash
dividend paid by the Union Health
and Accident Company upon the CON-
pletion OF the five years during which
they have carried policies in that in
surance company.
Hot Springs has lost two Denver.
ties who are again here shaking
hands. in the persons of John West
and John Russell.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-14
THE LAST OF THE SEASON.

Grand Ball and Entertainment given
Hall, Monday May 3oth. Admission,
IS cents. Music by the Great West.
ern Orchestra. Dancing from $3.50 to
2 .. m.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-14

ttIututl W oChd hSVS W uo ~ sANS
last moment. This is a great incon-
veMence TO us and makes our proper
handling of news difficult If not i'm
D ,sible. Hereafter no news will be
accepted that reaches this Office later
than Thursday noon. Advertisements
only will be received later. II you
cannot get news to us in time. do not
scold us, as this rule will be applied
impartially.
For Rent advertisements appear on
PAGE two except such as come to US
too late for such positioning. These
appear at a cost Of SOC per month, or
Sc per line IL run by the week.
FOR RENT-Neatly furnished
rooms, suitable for man and vile or
working ladies. Mrs. Willis. i29 24th
st. Phone Purple 1913.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 1858 Frank
lin street. Phone Ma,n 1910.
Come and vote for the most popular
youno lady at Dania Hall, May 18th.
An important meeting OF the sun
shine Club will be held with Mrs,
RAYMOND Anderson al Twenty-siaS.
and Welton streets. By order OF Mrs.
NJ. +. Mackey. president, and Miss
Price. secretary.
The District Conference. Sunday
School Convention. Alien C. Z. League
and the W. ". NJ Convention will
hold their district meeting beginning
Tuesday morning and closing Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Lamb wish TO
express their thanks 10 the people oil
Denver for the many and beautiful
presents they have received. They
are at home to their friends at 1876
Calumet avenue, Chicago, Ill.
FOUND-Gold watch at the r. NJ.
A. Association. 20l4 Champa street.
Owner will give description and pay
for advertisement
r. l.. Hadley. OF Nashville. brother
OF Mrs T.. l.. Faulkner, is in the city.
Come and see the orowning Of the
May Jueen at Dania Hall, May 18th.
Under the auspices Of Club No.
there will be . concert at Campbell
Church by the Olympia Band, Friday
evening May 20.
Under the auspices Of Club No.
there will be a concert at Campbell
Church by the Olympia Band, Friday
evening May 20.
Mrs. M. n. Franklin Of 2710 Arapahoe
street, with Phone Main 8o3A, grows
hair and gives scalp treatment as
speciality.
Under the auspices Of Club No.
there will be a concert at Campbell
Church by the Olympia Band, Friday
evening May 20.
SIrst-ciass Dressmaklno and Ladies'
Tailoring by Beatrice Lewis Of 1919.
W. sth avenue. Take Lawrence car
west.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-14

Under the auspices Of Clt
there will be q concert at
Church by the Olympia eans
evening May 20.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-14

SIrst-ciass pressmakIne and Ladies'
Tailoring by Beatrice Lewis Of 1919.
W. 9Th avenue. Take Lawrence car
west.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-14

Under the auspices Of CIt
there will be a concert at
Church by the Olympia sans
evening May 20.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

After all this there were stories H. B. Wilkinson told the one about the man whose wife told him he was a model husband 1t tickled him so he had to relate the fact to a friend. This brutal friend told him to look up the world model in a dictiOn ary. He did so and found that it meant "aR imitation of the real thing" MT. Wilkinson said that when he was east he told the people that Phoenix would double in size in five years. They would not be- lieve him. T might as well have told them," he said. that there were trees in the west with knot holes SD big that you can drive team of horses through them
 That reminded Colonel McCHntock of the time Jim Goodwin went cs> and told some farmers that in the Salt River valley you can fatten a
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26
STORY TEllERS' CLUB
 TOLD SOME TRUE ONES
A CORNWALL SESSION AT THE
 ADAMS ANNEX
An Academic Address on "Valor" by Col. McCIintock and 6 Utopian
 Talk By Fred CleaveIand.

The Story Tellers cub met last
 night for a convival session at th,
 Adams annex and, strange to relate l many of the stories told we're true Harry Welch, secretary of the
 board of trade. was an efficient toast | master. There were three or four 1 who had been warned beforehand 1 that they would be called upon to
 speak; but everybody who attended l was supposed to have a choice story
 tucked away In an shady nook of 1 his brain.
 There was Colonel J. H. McClin- l tock, who was told as he entered the doorway, that he would have to de ] liver a little essay on "Valor" Then ! there was Fred Cleaveland to whom i was assigned the subject, If I Were ! King" C. J. McEIroy was called upon to give some additional i'm pressions of the FIX and What | Happened to Him in Detroit" / There was blue ribbon beer and there were blue ribbon sandwiches provided by Manager Lowell. Each sandwich had a ribbon of baby blue l tied about it so that you could not tell what was between the seg- ments. Some were Swiss and some were, well-limburger.
 Colonel McCIintock's talk on ''Valor" reminded one of Ciceros essay on "Old Age" or Emerson's on "Character" It was academic but interesting. It was full of little sayings that one might quote after ward provided, of course. one could remember them. There was this. for instance: The absence of valor in ones makeup is reprehensible. but the possession of it is not particu- larly to be commended. The man without it is pitiable, but he can be forgiven as one who is born with constitutional cold feet"
 He spoke of different brands of valor and illustrated them. There was Henry Garfias, for instance. He was one of the early marshals of Phoenix. He simply had no nerves With that most deadly weapon, d shotgun aimed at his chest, Garfias was cool enough and quick enough to draw his six-s shooter and shoot the other man through the forehead be-
 
 There was Bill LowtheT, frontier sheriff, who possessed a rare quality of courage. He let a drunken prin- ter chase him on hop, skip and jump around the territory. At Globe he permitted a gang to take away two prisoners from him and hang them. It was down at Bisbee that he really saw his duty staring him | in the face. It was his business to serve papers on a man at the Irish 1 Mag, the chief property now of the | Arizona and Calumet mine company | This man said that if he stepped inside the gateway he would shoot | Lowther walked in and fell dead. | His murderer skipped to Africa, 1 leaving behind him a property worth i several million dollars.
 Fred Cleaveland. secretary to Gov ernor Sloan. responded nobly to the toast, If l Were King" He said that his first action of any import ance would be to give Manager Lowell genera, charge of the palace Then. he said. he would make Harry
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

steer on an acre of land. Why Jim" said the colonel when he heard of it. you have four cows to the acre on your land now" "I know it." replied Goodwin. but one is all they will believe"
 Those present last night were D. F. Godfrey. Harry Welch. J. R. Gil lespie. Atwood Wiltshire. Irrigation Godfrey. James H. McClintock. F. Mazelett, H. E. Wilkinson. Kirke T. Moore, w. NJ Pryce, J F. CIeave- land, A. T. Josslyn. Lewis Josslyn Eugene Stuart, C. Deubel. Earle l.. Roberts. H. k. Behn, Donald II Chugan, A w. Lautz. Charles J. Me Elroy, w $. Goldsworthy. J. w. Stephens. B. J. Lester. Harry A Diehl. Charles F. Beiersdorfer. F. ". F. L. Magee, A s. Goodman. $. A Goodman P D. Lowell
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

scale over night and if you touched ii 1t would bleed and leave raw spot. All this time he had not been able to go 10 school, although he was eight years old.
 Then an old druggist named - said, Why don't you take him 10 the - Hos pital, as they have cured a-young lady with the Cuticura Bemedies?' But they said the young lady's case had been different So we decided to try the CuticuTa Remedies our selves. We got Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Resolvent and they gave our boy immediate weeks time he was well and had growth of hair Now he is fourteen and has a nicer growth of hair than my other children! The doctors all said he would be bald or his hair would come out in white spots, and several doctors said to take the child to the incursble hospital We had at least seven doctors and We received no benefit from any. Mrs. Harry Fee. Liberty Corner, \. J., Feb. 25, 1910"
 Cuticura Remedies sold throughout the world. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, Sole Props, Boston.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

C. J. McElroy related some of the innocuous tales with which the in- nocent newspaper men, of the east were beguiled with on the Elks' ex- cursion. There was the sad death Of the Gila monster He died of pis- tol bullet just as he was about to bite lady in her silk stocking There was the story of the ostrich egg omlette. and they had the shells and the chafing dish to prove it
 They were weird Arizona stories that McElroy and Mark Dunbar told the reporters on the way cast and they thought the reporters believed them. and the reporters printed them with big headlines because they thought their readers would believe them N and the readers-rnaybe some of them did believe them-anyway. good fiction is more interesting than stale fact
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

Wclch his press agent and booster general so that his subjects might be kept informed of their Inonarch's provisions for their welfare and thereby become endeared to him. He would appoint Colonel McChntock his chief of staff and provide him with a war hsrse- After that he would search around for a court. jester. Cleaveland looked about the room but the court jester was ab- sent so the appointment was not made
 He then stated that he had not been asked to sing, and that very few people knew that he could sing. but that as he was king he would do as he-darned please. He sang and every body there said it was great and wanted some more verses. But the king said that was all the verses there were and sat down.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26
PROFESSIONAL COURTESY.

You know Walt Mason's daily verse It isn't bad; it might be worse. It isn't set in poetry style. but runs like this for half mile. Well, Walt is going to book the stuff, and Old Bill White will write some gulf; Will Bradley's made cover slick; McCutcheon, too, will draw pie. The whole darn thing will be on view within a month, or maybe two. And we would say-we'd even about it-no libr'y is complete without it.-Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

it spread all over his
 head. so the doctor
 advised us to see a
 specialist in New York,
 by the name of -.
 He said it was a bad case of ringworm and recommended dastudent of his. We doctored with him a long while and spent about s200 and the boys head was still bald. He had a disgusting looking lit slo hn.I Ts ..ra,.lI
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26
TWO DENVER MURDERS.
A Husband the Victim of Insan. Wife

Denver. August 25-There were two murders in Denver today Mrs Rose Rubinstein. believed to be in- sane. shot and killed her husband.
 Biase JurkO. SalOonkeeper. shot and killed an unidentified Hungarian. asserting that the latter stole a bottle of whiskey.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26

w. II. ScHLEPPY. ARCHITECT. BUILDER AND SUPT. OF CON- STRUCTION-Office with Buckeye Lumber Co. Five Points Phone Black 2561 If you want your work done right, see me.
 It pays to get a practical man that knows how.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-26
II VAS ECZEMA
 II WAS R|NGWORM
It Spread All Over His Head If Touched It would Bleed and Leave Raw Spot Could not Go to School Spent S200, Still He was Bald.
Got Cuticura. In Six Weeks He was We'll and Had Growth of Hair.

zone day. when my boy was five years old, I noticed sore On the top of his head. was alarmed, so I called in Dr. - and he said it was eczema. After treating it for a week
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-01-29
BEEF TRUST PROBERS
TAKING A REST

Chicago, Jan. 29.-The federal
grand jury now investigating the beef
packing industry took rest Today
md will not resume its deliberations
until Monday.
Next weeks program, It Is under
ltood, will be quiet one, the time
being taken up chiefly with exam
ming documentary evidence, assisted
from time to time by such witnesses
rs are needed to identify certain rec
ords and explain parts of these rec
ords.
1t was at first thought that Ralph
Crews, general counsel of the Nation
al Packing company. who is believed
10 have been the legal architect OF the
fabric of packing companies suspect-
ed OF being a trust, might be indict-
ed. 1t Is stated today. however. that
his appearance as a witness before
the grand jury makes him immune