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sitting N The right hanG of tie
Father. For Christ wll not
leave the right hand of the faith
CT, until all unrighteousness is
put under MS fpef, aud the last
enemy j. dc >troyed. by tLi>
we will l4lrn ti3ar some one must
bring ab0nt u restitution, and
also rule the na9ioGs with 1t rad
of iron. And 1t is He, that will
wear the vesLure dipped ic
blood and He will be sent in
the name of Christ as it is writ
ten:
But the Comforter which is
he Holy Ghost whom the Father
will send in my name he shall
teach YOU all things, and brin!
all thing, ~ your rcmem berar
CO, Whatsoever have said un'o
YOU. (St. John 14-2G.)
This Comfcrtcr is to cDmc in
the name OF Christ. An,} this
comforter IS 10 teach us all
things, AMI bring all things to
our r. tn.uNCrdncp, whatsoever
Christ said 10 US. Not only what
is written, bot al things that
tnrI st said, even 10 tn" hidden
maHnu, as It i, written.
He that hath an car lot him
hear what tlla Spirit saith unto
the churches; To him that over
clmeth will / give 10 eat Of ;he
hidden mama, and will give nim
a white stone, and in the stone a
new name written, which 70
man knowcth saving he that re
coiyeth it, tEev. = -I7,)
This is The Que who is to come
in the name Of Christ, as it is
written again.
Him that overrnmcth will 7
make pillar IN ;he temple OF
my God. ana he sj'2il 20 no more
out, and will write upon him
the rame Of r1y Cod, and the
rame ofthe Guy OF my God.
which is new Jerusalem. which
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TAcn sAa.i the King say unto
them on his right hand. Come
yc blessed Of my Father, j1her-
It tho kingdom prepared for you
from TIE foundation g. the
wn!ld:
For ! was a hungo-cd and ye
gaze n.c lleat. / was thirsty, and
- gave Ne drink; | was a stYan-
Coy, and We took me IN.
NaEcd add ye clothed me; I
was sick. and ye visited ne: I
wa, il prison, and yc came unto
me" tMatt. 25-3l-a5.} In
mis- 'anguagc!s God, the king and
he son @: man. The good is sa.
on the right haud ot the Son of
man, ard tho wicked on tho left
hand. And then the king Christ
shall say to then. on the right
come ye Blessed OF my father.
IE!, son OF man wears the
vcsturc dipped in blood, as: is
written;
Sand it shall come 10 pass in
that DAY, that will call my ser.
want t.lia.lim t!.. SON Of nilkiah;
And | will c!othe him with thy
robe. and strengthen him with
thy gird!c. and / will commit thy
government into his hand; and
he shall hn . father to the inhab
itantS of Jerusalem, and to the
h Ouse o. .judah. " lisa. o. 20 q.
This is the cause Of his yes
tule Eoirg withou: scam.
We could 60 in and give proof
alter proof But here We have
the nia'n G@"t that God is going
20 c'olE" some one with the robe
OF Christ, ana We have hereto,
fore proved tl+t Cod would send
some Q re il the name cr Christ
and Christ said that He would
write tie name CT God on him
and his own new name which i;
the Son q. man and should this
nct lie Lain enough ask again.
Yours in Christ,
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Notice TO one And All.

The 1AH Vile Church build hold the goy soiD of Cod
And body is invited Any Orthodox Curc
or denomination hold not occupied bv
the Colony people. But there be observance Of the
following rules St In coming upon the land owned v the
Colony people there shall be loud houvine 10 far. riding nor
no shooting of revolyes any nu IA like nannn
when leaving the church house. the rules while
III the house. and when in the house during Services there viii
DC no unnecessary talking alowed that viii disturbing
nature to the worship any other thing will be be OF dis
'roG nature No smoking chewing Of tobacco spittrr
'ooacco juice on the floor anyohtr annoyance dsurb
nature to the services ANY violating those may e
s'ect to be delt with accordingtotho Law.
Rev l. S. Garrett .Ianager.
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We have completed BOOK Of over four hundred pages
treating nearly every Suhject Of the Bbl. and the
belonging to theories perported to be the
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in their possession II will b. :read treasure of True
knowledge to every one,
No one will be without it wnen cad Send US your
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ANSWER 10 CUES ZION NJ 81.


70 NnDthpt question ana that is.
why were Tie GnntiIe> who cruel
ned Christ called bulls ana dogs:
Trey must have been or a lower
l>i'e tt people tnan the jews.
Ana /! so, what caused il: If
they oath came from the same
parents? For The Gentilps Ger.
talnll vas OF lower type Ian
tn Je IS: for Solomon said.
said Ia mine heart concerning tic estate Of
the ~o'rN of lncn that God might manifest thcm
and that they Nigh, Geo th.t they themselves
are beasts. I,c'c. a--lS
Here Solomon, like his father
! David did call than beasts And
we can t blame Solomon for do.
ling so: For when Christ was
here on earth He did the same.
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! nation; And she hcsoueh, tim that he would
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Lord yet the dog under the tat,jc cat Of the
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we nave TIE scripture oeiorc
u~' "nlch 1eac'' US pa'hlE l'al
1'4eF2 was 'oNf beastS cailed
A1nES, which makes iour olVl'
si0us in the Gentle nation And
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Sc" that .hrre was two men in.
tvltsted Elijah, and Elisha.
but the same mantle. And this
mantle was t, those two men the
power OF Cod. And 50 was this
vesture spoken Of in our Text,
the cleansing power OF
| Christ And the vcsture. like
the mantle, is to be worn when
the revelation is fulfilled Dy two
olllerent characters, at two dii
terent times. In the same man
ner o, EiiiAh and Elisha Cnrist
wore the yesture St John speaks
or, when he was here on earth,
The other one in R4y. is the same
vesture but it is SPOKEN Of after
! Christ dipped it in Il 5 own blood
Tins brings Us up 10 thls pres,
ent time. And now the question
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done NV and thron,,|, som. otb
ar Medium called t)a Con of
man as wa will 500 l,tor or
|>ut in the fo))ov;rn scrintnre
called P pronbet like urto Moses
please read:
ur,o, ,1..o ., 49,,
the fathers, A prophet shall the
Lord your God raise up unto
you Of your brethren, ike unto
me: him shall We hear in all
things whatsoever he Shall saw
unto you,
And it shall come TO pass, that
every soul, which will not hear
ll'ac Fropoe'' s''all De aestfoSeo
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GSTION NO. - -.

cast lots. Where are
.>a5parts or what Go they
ut to-day? And what is
$rence N his r4incnt aud
Tipped in blood Rev. -.
cruclicd Christ:
! J. c Wilcox
7 - que, ton asked BY Bro,
sf'ux 9 erlng to (St. Join
s.-:3 and Rev 1919 brings
J pn thr scene, one OF the deep
luesnons. that can be ask
Y, from Holy Writ. II may be
'tnat to the reader at first
gnt it may appear to be very
answered But after we have
~ y thorougiy conSide ed it.
}eadcr too VIII see ,;jn' ]. : a
4 t!D question. In tnc lirsl nl're
( ZEN, ia order t. ans-tec tie
: lions correct ! W. ~ir,.
by aTswc,i' : -nr. ,.!H>.
v ,,and thar is, vito wa, itt.,at
4 =. }uciied Christ" AnA NANNY VT
NJ ~ fis"er that IT was A'"1eW<.
~ IL DuG please read.
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r. $.s,ec1o, of pcrSonS The
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\,c pu, any man to death -. .l:,n l>-:l
fsh fou will see that the Jews had
y" that would not al ow them
tat any ulau % u,a:A. the
n lA4s did not have any sue d
{ T'ls certainly would make
a diff, renee between the
(ople or would YOU c,ll ths
.a- ,.eclor Of pc. sons: But this
bot all, we must MAKE some
X5ner invest CATION concerning
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We.quote this scripture So that
we may tin,l ouS what for kind
.ot Il people it was that cru.iticd
Chrise. In thi, Palm il say
digs and bulls pierced HIS hands
and feet, and parted hi, garment
aud on his vas.nre did cast lots
This shows q VAST s.iiTeve..ce be
tween the jew and the Gentle.
for Christ said tSc i,entiies was
40 cruelty htin. tic - rs tFir. no.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-01-12

am in & position to know under
what difficulties we are laboring in
trying to induce capital to invest in
manufacturing industries in our city.
Such industries mean 80 much to the
life and growth of a city and l think
this board should cooperate with the
board of trade in its efforts along this
line. and offer such inducements as
their power lies. Let US meet with
the directors Of the board Of trade
and discuss matters which they may
have under consideration pertaining
to the advancement and prosperity Of
the city. and fell sure that the joint
efforts Of these two bodies must pro-
duce results.
In conclusion, wish to say that
while l favor the policy Of improve
ments in streets, sidewalks and sew
ers. do not Relieve in going in for
or raising the tax rate
in order to make these improvements.
AS said in the outset, l want this
to be an economical, business admin
istration, and 1 earnestly request your
hearty cooperation in helping me to
make it such.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-01-12
THE COMMISSION
Of SHELBY COUNTY
RESORTS TO FORCE
NlTRo0LYcERiNE USED TO OBJ
TAIN FUNDS. AND REC
oRps
BOARD REFUSED TO RELEASE
Two Doors Blown Down In the Court
House and Detectives Stand Watch
Over the Remains While the Con-
trovery Continues.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 5.-Detec-
tives stand watch tonight over the
safe of the county turnpike board.
Two doors have been blown with nj
tro-glycerine, reverberations from the
explosions awakening unfamiliar ech-
oes through the beautiful corridors
of Shelby county's new two million
dollar court house. Burglars, jim
mics, explosives and other imple-
ments of the yeggmen art lie scat
tered about the room resembling a
rendezvous of burglars or safe-blow-
ers rather than the headquarters OF
what is supposed to be a dignified de-
Lucrative body of county officials.
Decision to use force to obtain
funds and records of the county turn
pike board was made this afternoon
following continued refusal of the
turnpike board to turn over the pa
pers to a newly elected county COM
provided for in a recent act
of the legislature
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-01-12
THE DANGER OF LA GRIPPE

Is its fatal tendency to pneumonia.
To cure your la grippe coughs take
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
R. E. Fisher, Washington, Kas., says:
Il was troubled with a severe attack
Of lagrippe and nothing used did me
any god and / was threatened with
pneumonia. A friend advised me- to
use Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound and got some at once. was
relieved from the very first. By the
time | had taken three bottles my
Ia grippe was gone | believe Fol
ey's Honey and Tar Compound to be
the best medicine | ever used and al
ways keep at bottle with me."-WOL-
BRIDGE co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-01-12
ELABORATE ARE THE
furnishings IN THE
WOODBRIDGE CORNER
ONLY THE VERY BEST EMPLOY.
ED THROUGHOUT THE EN-.
TIRE BUILDING.
soon READY FOR OCCUPANCY
Harmony, Beauty and Convenience
6eogar Description and an Attempt
10 But Waste Of Words-AlI ideas
Of Or. Woodbridge.

The Woodbridge Building is rapidly
getting into condition for occupancy,
many of the Offices in the second and
third floors having tenants already.
On entering the drugstore room on
the first floor one Is almost amazed
at the magnificent furnishings and
fixtures. On the right will be seen
the handsome ten foot tobacco wall
case with mirror return The cigar
case is one of the latest and newest
designs, having a twenty-five inch
counter with a five ply veneered front
the case part being all plate glass of
American beauty construction.
The patent medicine cases, run.
ming forty-eight feet to the rear, all
have glass fronts with mirror alcoves
in the center, finishing at the cross
partition with an elaborate mattel.
In the center of the cross partition
Is an oval top mirror 7Sx100 inches
with electric fixtures in the arch
The frieze in the corners of the cross
partitions is two PANELS of half inch
plate glass set in copper The arch
connections to wall fixtures is made
with art glass in which are gold let
ters Prescription" set in copper
The soda fount is one of the most
handsome and elaborate in this Sec
ton Of the State. 1t is twenty feet
long and the counters base, die and
top, are of onyx, the gates of onyx
with mahogany finishings The con-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-01-12

Charles Durham, Lovington, Ill.,,
has succeeded in finding a positive
cure for bed wetting. my little boy
wet the bed every night clear tnro'
on the floor. | tried several kinds
of kidney medicine and l was 10 the
drug store loking for something diff
ferent to help him when | heard OF
Foley Kidney Pills. After he had
taken them two days we could see
change and when he had taken two
thirds of bottle he was cured. That
is about six weeks ago and he has not
wet in bed since" -WOLDRIDGE
co.
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struction of the working board con

struction of the working board con-
sists OF ice cream cans, whipped
cream cans, drainage boards, spoon
holders, washing and garbage recep-
tacles, all finished in German silver
and glass, making it absolutely SAM
tary. There is a drain board Of opal
onyx. The back bar has an entire
refrigerated base with opal onyx
doors with German silver hinges.
The wood work over this counter is
all of mahogany and Is supported by
four onyx columns with electric illu-
limitations inside. The center mir
ror is 98x129 inches, while over the
side mirrors is a frieze in a panel OF
art glass in which Is worked the ini-
tial wv" while across and above the
entire front are five hanging colonial
design art glass electric shades.
On the left side are to be seen the
thirty-eight feet of casing for the
tinctures, with shelving and mirror
alcoves. On this side is to be found
a convenient and spacious wardrobe
for the patrons of the store, while
further to the rear are two handsome
talnDh0pn booths
All display cases are similar in de-
sign to the cigar case with plate
glass construction, shelves and doors.
In the rear of the display cases are
arranged drawers for the accommo-
dation of stock. The wrapping coun-
ters are of the same design as the
other fixtures. The wood work Ct all
these cases is of golden oak with a
piano finish. The entire fixtures.
wall cases, show cases and wrapping
counters have gray Tennessee mar
Bile on the bases, and all hardware is
of ornamental bronze.
In all of this handsome interior the
Ideas Of DR.. Woodbridge have been
carried out by the furnishers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-01-12

Suhsrrl De for The Herald.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-09
At BINGHAM
HELD PROFITS DOWN
October Might Have Been the
Banner Month for United
States Smelling Co.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOSTON, Mass. Nov. S.-Rut for the
Bingham strike October would have
produced for the United States Smelt-
ing company greater profits than any
previous month in the company his
tory. As it was. net earnings were not
far short of 100000 after usual charges
TO depreciation. Actual net earnings
before depreciation are running at the
rate of about S1,500,000 annually from
which as in the past the company will
deduct ;,l,000,0O0 for new construction
and depreciation. II is clearly 10 DC
seen, therefore. that the common stock
is earning nearly - per share. Prcsl-
dent Sharp is now in the east and says
that by the time the new railroad is
completed the property will he in po-
sitiou TO ship 100000 tons annually,
Experts say that the property has at
least 150.000,000 tons.
He expects to increase the output 10
to 90 per cent annually until the out
put is 100000 tons n year.
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.PLUCKY BRAKEMAN
KILLS BOLD BANDIT
Shasta Limited on Southern
Pacific Held Up; One Rob
Der Escapes With Mail.
By International News Service.

BY International News Service.
REDDTNG, Cal, Nov. S.-Tbe Shasta
limited, north bound. was held mp at
Delta, thirty i've miles north of Red.
ding. at $50 this evening BY three
masked bandits. One of the bandits
WAS killed by brakeman, The other
two escaped with the registered mail,
The train stopped for water and had
moved 100 Yards north when the loco.
motive hit n torpedo The engineer
Henry Vent, brought. the train to n
stop, As he did so masked robber
climbed over the tender with revolver
in his hand and ordered him not to turn
wheel. At the same time another
masked bandit was at work in the mail
car, holding up the two mail clerks
and rihing the registered mail.
Conductor Dickie was in charge Of
the train. The head brakeman, Tom
Sanford. ran 100 wards west 10 .Jobu
Morton S saloon asked for revolver.
The proprietor gave him loaded wea.
pom. Sanford ran across TO the railroad
He was covered by darkness but ne saw
the robbor by the light Of tho engine
and fred, The bandit tumbled out of
the cab dead.
All this time no one realized that a
robbery was going on in the mail car,
The crack of the revolver that slew
the bandit warned his comrads in the
mail car that the holdup was discov.
cred. He grabbed NJ the registered
| mail jumped out of the side door and
| disappeared.
Passengers on the train were not dis.
turbcd and did not know Of the event
until they were told about il by mem
| bcrs OF tho train crew,
| The mail clerks were so ratified that
they could give no idea Of the amount
Of mail taken, further than that every
sack Of registered matter was rihed.
The dead bandit was laid out be-
tween the tracks and tho train went
on, having been delayed only half an
hour, No Identification has been made.
| He was about 20 or 2s wears old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-09
GOVERNOR WILSON
NOW LEADS IN IDAHO
Democratic Presidential Can
didate Has 574 Votes TO the
Good Over Taft.

Special TO The Tribune
BOISE. Ida. Nov. S.-l-nless President
Taft can show substa ntisl gains on COM
lead OF ga votes that Woodrow Wilson
shows from incomplete returns from,
| twenty-five OF the twenty-seven counties
in the state. Idaho VIII have TO be re-
corded in the Democratic column Late
returns today swept away Tafts sdvant :
age. Of yesterday over Wilson and placed
the preside Ont -clect I'm the lead
The total vote given Wilson and TAFT
in The twenty-five counties reported is
as follows: Wilson. 2s,sS3; Taft, 28.oSe.
Not including Oneida Adams and Gus
| ter counties Wilson had a total vote OF
1851 and Taft 2656S. Incomplete ro-
turns from Oneida county gave Taft 1851
and Wilson 9?@. The same county gave
flaiues. Republican candidate for gov
cInor. Si06. aud IIawle!, Democrat. 1922.
Showing Taft did not run as strong as
Haines. 'Oneida's presidential vote is
| included in the first totals given,
The two unreported counties are Ad-
| ans and Custer. both Democratic, Al
loving tie vote in Adams, giving Will
son 200 majority in Custer, and TAFT coo
more majority on the complete count from
| Oneida county. Wilson stu leads by be-
| tween 900 and 500. Wilson's biggest gain
today was from Bingham county. when
| tho official count was made. The first
reports gave Taft 1883 TO 920 for Wilson,
| The official canvass cut Taft 10 100 and
| wilson to-Si4 Wilson gained ~. votes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-09
FEDERATION OF LABOR
CONVENTION MONDAY

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Nov. S.-Court
decisions alleged To be inimcal 10 union
labor probably will be the chief topic
for debate at tho convention or the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor il was said to-
day. These include tho conviction OF
Gompers Morrison and Mitchell for con-
tempt OF court and the imposition Of n
fine In the Danbury Hattcrs' case.
The preliminary meetings TO the anna
convention Of the American Fedora tion Of
Labor. which will open here November IL.
continued TO-DAY with sitiinEs Of the union
label and metal trades departments.
Many delegates express themselves as
confident that the federation viii adopt
a radical change In policy at this con-
ycntion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-09
Belonged to Past Era.

While Colonel Trumbo wss only ~
years of age, be belonged 10 a past
era Of san Francisco and for the Last
few years had practically dropped out
of sight Financial success never came
to him IN California. aud he gradually
lost here what no gained in his Young
or life in Utah. Colonel Trumbo came
to San Francisco twenty or twenty-five
years ago.
He had plenty of money, lived at the
old Palace hotel and was favorite
among politicians, artists and newspa-
permen. He dipped now and then into
business, always unprofi,ably. lie
bought a residence on Sutter and Oc.
tavia streets and lived there until his
fortune was gone. He was always over
sanguino about anything in which he
embarked. having made his first for
tune in Utah with scarcely any ef-
fort.
Those who knew Colonel Trumbo best
believed for years that he was an agent
of the Mormon church, even whils liy-
ing AZ tho Palace hotel and at Sutter
and Octayia streets, but of recent years
be had been giving much of his time
to the study of later religious cult