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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
QUESTION NO. 50.
.sad tho following:

H'And the multitude Of them that be-
wed. were Of one heart and Of one soul
lshsr said any Of them ths, ought Of
things which he possessed was his
n; but they had all things common. 9
Ma A. sa')
AT. Was the above declaration
~, in the Apostolic day'
Pad. lfso, why is it not prac.
va now by the Church or
urchos'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
NOTICE.

Private Detective and Suction
ger With Thirty years experaace.
Terms reasonable, Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address.
T. H. Mccall.
Fowler Mo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26

From the pure fountain head
Religion flows The stresn, II
gy and health, which renows
'nvigorates the races Of mapl1ina
10 every period Of The worla,
progress, men and women b.a.o
received their greatest stra,o1
aoa inspiration direct from fb,s
fountain hend spoken Of n;od w..
iils Christ.) And the ro,is.
g'ven direct by them, IS the ,..
est teacher and developer ID p.on
K'nd = Not only do we yet iasn;r,,
'ion from thi. Itaunt,n. II. -, =,
Religion, but heath as wcu. Fou
the Word says
"s -" '"f-r' ""t my levy bnt jet
tnlne leaIl Keep m, cnninabdnr,,..
r'r lehglhol dnys and Iong RE and
Pence shah they add 10 ,bce.
Prov. 10
Also.
FOR they IRE lifr mo diem ,l., a.,
'hem, and health to al their ~. !.
prov. 4--22
40 1--WE IN the opcn suoIiebt !,
day" the broad fields Of pril,.s.
ship--ln the green and boan,
"oo'S VI loVe ana unity Dii,a,
'ns in the golden mir Of puritv
Religion beauties all IL,
'S"d- io'd-Aud brings pearq.o "a
troubled Rest to the weary
~ 20 inc saddened hpart--.,,
the path of the w,y
worn and forlorn--It raises IN 10
o"res Tor the needy--And
'ours oil OF balm into the wonn.,aa
oui OF tho down troddoD Nh
'hers golden opportunities % an
Who will except its offers. w.
'a'' come to our readers with Al
~ s'reached band 81 good ,,dinss
Gao and reflective ask an i'm
'a''ia' Investigation, en- the COL
INNS OF the cREssnr and you can
~ ~ no'p out find everlasting con.
of good hope witn,n its
orders.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
and FORMATION
Or The Jew And The Gentle.
ACCEPT AND REFUSE DARKNESS
ANSWER TO QUESTION Asked
The ReVelatcrs First Beast.
ANSWER ToQUESTION Asked
The ReVelatcr's First Beast.


must Tall victom Of death, At til,
bands OF this great man, beast.
And now jast word before going
further; We think if ever the beast
: had joy for II moment. il was
when he could look upon the tive
great leaders Of the Apostles, as
| vlctoms OF death, by his own
hands; for we think Just at that
tine he would say, now / am
god-and lord Of all. Now. all
that remains to be done, is for me
70 claim the chair OF Peter, and
set myself in the temple of God, rs
God. And no sooner said thon
done.
Hence, You must come to me. if
you want your sins forgiven.
Such was the evidence set forth
by tins cruel monster at Rome
that claims to be the .rue snccass.
or OF st. Peter. But we ask. did
teter, that blessed Apostle have
any desire to cruelty take the life
OF any one, or did any of his
brethren, or Christ. desire the
same2
we answer No' But they give
their lives that others might live
but this FALSE beastly man thirsts
Tor the blood of all that opnoso
HIM or his cause; and he HINTS
'hem, as a hon does his prey, and
as a fox in the night. And on he !
comes with his cruelty from place
10 place, and from country to
country, until almost the entira
world IS under his controle. And
"hlle the hand of this beast II
lnht'ng nook and corner for
Jhrist children, they are ful6ll.
ns His Word, that is.
When they persecute Won IN ons
.N' flee ye into another; -" Ma, n
81
ana We shall be hated of Al, mon
ny names sake; but he that endure,h i
nc end shall be saved. lN,u ~ %
ana We say, SO it was, at the
eath OF the Apostles at Rome
ne stormy times of persecution
'ere covering the land in m,nv
laces; the christians falling 81
i sides by this power; and this
90 was only fulfiliment Of Gods 9
Vord:
And the same horn shall make va,
~ '"e SAINTS And shall wear out
re saints. ~ tDan, 7-sl-*s-a5
and Chrst's Word, that he
'oke to his disciples, was also
llfilsed in this language: a
FOR many shall come in my name. 8
'y'ng ! am Christ; and shall deceive ,
any, ~ J,
= buttake heed TO yourselves: FIR /
ey Shall deliver you up to councils q
"a in the synagogues ye shan be bea,
J. :" MARK l3--ss+99
Hence, they were hunted "a thai
lrtrldge. Rome was searched
gh and low for them. And all
'at fell into the hands of this
rant, we're delt with in the most q
uel manner; and death only
'uld relieve them Of their pain !
ID suffering. \
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
IMPROVED WA-H0o,
THE GREAT
BLOOD AND NERVE TONIC

A Positive cure for Rheums t,sm
Blood disorder, Stomach trouble
Liver and kidney complaint, Sick
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Headaches MalariAs 4 Indigestion
III I'm I'm @SsS I'm Y. = ',
Dyspepsia, onatipas;oays gatarh
OF the stomach, Nervousness, Skin
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Neuralgia, Can be had at is Or
cE With Guara ntee
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

! have a watch to sell, and "a
buggy to sell or trade for hogs or
any thing TINT ! can turn into
use. :~~-'~.j. A. Garrett.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26

AND REAL ESTATE; AGENT
ready to do all kind. Of legal
business that comes in the line
Of his work;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
Question No. 80.

Also who are the two characters
.,oken Of in Czech. ll-71)
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26

T.. .. GARREI'I.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
Question No. 40.

lin Also who are tho two anointed
risaes spoken Of in Czech. 4-l4H
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
Question No SO.

ord And who those t~c witnesses of
,orpd are: spoksn Of in Rev. ll-3.,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26

Explain please, if CREATION and
,okNATIoS are the ss,no. who "tbe
BEAST was and is not and yet is
sv. l7-S) last clause.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
THE CRESSET.

JAN Vile Colony.
no WLER POSTOFF1CE mo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-26
Page Of Inquirers.

We Wish that our correspondents
And,ould write, aud ask Others to
especially Ministers, and
Irrup''l Us who the"beast was, and is not
0'sdnd yet is'" (Rev. 1879
som. --4audy Dawson.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-30
More Work For Officials.

In it's current issue the Office BlOtter,
a Minneapolis publication which is
issued in the interests of county Off
GERS and bankers, prints the following
seeananent upon Judge B. F. Webbef's
decision ia the Griffith ~ Smith case::
Judge Webbsr has decided III "a
action brought by Brown county
agsinst Griffith 81 Smith, fhs Sleepy
Eye bankers, that It IS necessary when
a board of equalization raises the as
sessment on class, to notify all
owners OF property in that class. The
county will appeal the case to the
supreme court. If Judge Webber's
ruling is sustained, it will mean much
extra work for county officers, who
will have to send out manifold notices
to property holders whenever the as
sessment on any class is raised or
lowered. =
Great Play at Mankat0.
Perhaps the greatest Of all attrac-
tons to be seen at Mankato this sea-
son will be John c.. Fishers New York
production of the "Silver Slipper"
on Wednesday night, Jan. 9Th. This
musical extravaganza was written by
the authors of ''Florodora, but is
said to surpass that piece in every
way. The company comes direct from
a six months run at the Broadway
Theatre, New York, with one hundred
people in the cast and carrying q spe-
cial orchestra. The reserved sale opens
Jan. 2, and as there will he big
demand for seats it will pay the
patrons TO be on the look out and re-
servesthem early.
Harness washed and oiled for 81 90
a set. 81 AMANN& SMASH.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-30
PAWNED. AIN0THER'S WATCH
John Doll Soaked the Ticker
For One. Dollar. ~
Was Arrested Saturday on Com.
plant of Roy Current.
May Have Been Implicated in Rob-
berry of John Sturm.

One dollar which he received for a
watch he is alleged to have stolen from
his employer, is likely to get John
Doll, farm laborer, q reformatory
or penitentiary sentence. He was
arrested Saturday on complaint OF
Roy Current of Milford township,
charged with grand larceny in the
second degree and at his preliminary
hearing before Judge Henningsen in
the afternoon was bound over to await
the action of the next grand jury.
| Dolls trouble came about through
his desire to celebrate Christmas.
Friday morning Mr.. Current left his
home on the Henry Bastian place
about 10 o'clock and when he returned
John Doll was gone. A silver watch
valued at $40 and some small change
which he had left in pair of trousers
had departed also and he reasoned
that they must have gone with John.
Saturday morning he came to New
Ulm and informed Chief Klause of his
suspicious. The latter was not long
in working up case. He found that
Doll had visited several saloons
Christmas afternoon and that at Jos.
Schmucker's he had given Henry
Loesch a silver watch as security for
the loan of 81. He located Doll in the
same saloon and, when Mr.. Current
had identified the watch, he placed the
man under arrest.
Chief Klause then discovered that
John was prepared for arctic weather.
He had on two coats and four pairs of
overalls, one of which another hired
man on the Current place found be-
longed to him. Doll told the chief
several stories and, before he was
arraigned, admitted stealing thewatch.
Doll is a man about "a years of age
and claims to live in Chicago, which
city he says he left six years ago. He
has worked in this vicinity since bnt
never remained at one place any great
length of time.
In looking up evidence against the
suspect Chief Klause learned that he
was one Of the men with John Sturm,
the Nicollet farm hand, when the latter
was robbed of $3.50 a fortnight ago.
He also found that Doll recently
pawned watch for 81 at another local
saloon but later returned to redeem the
timepiece.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-30
BUY PLUMBING. BUSINESS
Cavanaugh s Cuddy Purchase Chas.
Toberer's interests.

A business transacted comsummated
last week gives to Cavanaugh & Cuddy,
newly established firm, the owner
ship of the plumbing establishment OF
Chas. Toberer. The new proprietors
will assume possession on.J January LIST
and will continue to conduct the BUSH
ness at the present stand under the
Brown County bank.
Mr.. Toberer's decision to sell his
business here will come as a big
surprise to New Ulm people but it is a
S ep he has had in mind for some time.
His health has been very poor this
winter and he has determined to leave
the north and settle in amore congenial
climate. He will leave the city as soon
after the first of the year as he can
arrange his affairs and will go to the
great plateau of Old Mexico or some
other locality where the altitude is
high and the air dry.
In the nine years that he has been in
business in New q I'm Mr.. Toberer has
established an enviable reputation for
square and honest dealing and his
departure will be greatly regretted.
He is, however, succeeded by two
young men who will conduct the bust
ness along the lines laid down by the
former proprietor.
Both VIM. Cavanaugh and John
Cuddy are competent and experienced
workmen. They are fully capable of
handling anything in their line, as
they have fully demonstrated during
the score of years in which they have
been in the employ of Mr.. Toberer and
the Review bespeaks success for the
new firm.
OF the two new proprietors, Mr.
Cavanaugh is now with Mr.. Toberer.
Mr.. Cuddy left New Ulm something
over year ago to establish a plumb
ing business at Redfeld, S. D., but he
will dispose of his holdings there. He
was in the city last Tuesday and
formed partnership with Mr.. Cavan-
augh and will soon move his family
back to the city. ...s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-30
*1 BROWN COUNTY MINI, WEDN EsDAY DEC.

a powder which is said to possess
truly wonderful properties. He has
christened It 'Pyorrhea-Cu ro' and its
particular province will be to cure
diseases of the roots OF the teeth.
Tests which DR.. Baasen has made of
the powder have shown that it will
perform its functions and he has been
requested to make demonstration
with it at the Northwestern Dental
college, in Chicago. A large drug
manufacturing firm has asked for the
privilege of preparing the powder and
in return has offered Or. Baasen q
handsome yalty upon all sales.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-30
WANT The CUMMINGS SPAN
Fairfax Manipulating Fort Ridgely
Bridge.
Held Consultation With Minnea.
polls Contractors.
Will Request Aid of Brown County
&, Commissioners.

Business men of Fairfax have re-
opened the agitation in favor of a
bridge across the Minnesota river at
the Cummings Ferry and are taking
active steps to carry out their plans.
This bridge, which is part of the
Fort Ridgely national park scheme,
has been before the people for several
years. Several attempts to secure
money enough to build it have failed
but the Fairfax merchants still cling
tenaciously to their object. Last
weeks Standard had the following:
s On Wednesday of last week Z. n.
Johnson, of Minneapolis, met with a
number of business men in the Office of
A. v. Rieke for the purpose of con-
sidering the proposition. The gentle
man was member of the last legis la
ture and became prominent figure in
the public eye as the administration
candidate for speaker of the house.
In private life he is bridge contract
or. Mr.. Johnson was accompanied
by Mr.. Hewitt also of the Flour City,
and bridge builder. The gentlemen
outlined their plan to the Fairfax men
which showed that the county commits
sioners of Brown county would pro-
vide half the cost of the bridge if the
balance could be raised from other
sources.
Thelastsession of the state legislature
appropriated $500 to assist in the
building of the structure, and the
county commissioners of Nicollet
county stand ready to give $500 more
The local business men fully appreci-
ating what the structure would mean
to Fairfax in business way, instruct
ed the village council to appropriate
81, 900 to aio in the construction of the
bridge. Of course the gift was made
with a string attached to 1.-THE bridge
must be erected at the point specified
and at no other place. -.z .......,
The Fairfax appropriation made the
total in sight $4,000. AS the bridge
will cost Sc, 600 it will be necessary to
raise $500 Llore in order to meet the
requirements of the Brown county
officials. It IS thought that there will
be no trouble from this source and the
matter will be taken up with the Brown
county commissioners as soon as they
can Uet tOrethpr
If the structure is built it will be of
one span 100 feet in length and the
price includes all material and labor
for the bridge complete with the excep-
ton OF the approaches leading up to
the bridge on either side of the river.
This will be one of the matters taken
up by the board of county commits
sioners at their session next week. In
the past the commissioners have ex-
hibited disposition to meet the Fair
fax delegations on common ground
and, if their new proposition has mer-
it, they will doubtless hold out en-
cOuragement. s"'s@
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-30
TALK OF KEEPING TRUCK
City May Not Sell Old Hook and Lad
der Wagon. ~

Since the arrival of the hook and
ladder wagon manufactured by the
Seagrave company, there has been
talk on the part of city officials of
keeping the old truck formerly used by
the department. The original plan was
to sell this piece of apparatus but it is
now proposed to retain it in COM
mission and to quarter it in the hose
house on Valley street
Officers of the department are under
stood to favor the new plan for the
reason that the Seagrave wagons, &sn
account Of its great weight, would
prove unwieldy III descending the hiTfs.
! They afgus shat there srs no Buildings
IN thae section Of the city lying afong
the railroad tracks where It would be
necessary to use the aerial extens: on
ladder and say that the old truck
could handle any ordinary fire which
would be likely to occur inthatquarter.
They would hold the Seagrave truck
ready to answer all alarms but it
would not respond to calls from the
Valley street neighborhood except in
cases OF absolute necessity.
If the project is carried out an adj
dition to Hose House No. 3 will be
necessary but it will not be expensive.
The building is of sufficient width but
it is not long enough to accommodate
the truck. To arrange this q small
building now owned by the city would
be attached to the rear of the hose
house and ample space provided.
It is not thought that new fire
company would have to be organized,
as the members of the hook and ladder
company are willing to take care Of
both trucks. The matter will probably
come up for discussion at the next
| meeting Of the council.
| G. A. Ottotneyer is advertising big
special sale which will commence on
i y anuary Ind and continue until the
] 18th. He will close out dry goods odds
and ends left from Christmas at big
reduction.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-30
Makes Scientific Discovery,

DR.. John Baasen, an old New Ulm
boy but now successful dentist at
Eau Claire, Wis, is conducting a
series of scientific experiments which
are attracting widespread attention
among dentists. Recently he discovere d
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-30
Rev. Bean May Accept.

Word has been received from Rev.
Daniel .. Bean that he will return tc
New Ulm to preach next Sunday,
January 3rd. He occupied pulpit in
Kansas City last Sunday. While Rev
Beams letter of acceptance of the Local
passionate has not been received as YET
it is believed that he is likely to re.
spond to the call. He will probably
make known his decision when he
reaches the city this week.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-30

There is no such ''just as good"
cough syrup. Ask for and insist on
getting the genuine Frisco Cough Cure.
For sale at W. G. Alwin's drug store
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-30

Wishing all of our Friends and Patrons a
Happy and Prosperous New Year, we wish
to thank one and all for past favors, and So
licit share of them for the future
Yours truly,
~:"z~@~s.~ CRONE BROS
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
CITY ARRESTS
RAILROAD MEN
Managers of Four Streetear
Corporations in Los Angeles
Hailed Into Police Court

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 15.-Warrants
were issued yesterday by Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Beebe fer the arrest Of
four of the street railway managers of
this city on the charge of violating
the city ordinance requiring the street
railways to sprinkle their right OF way.
The four men for whom warrants were
issued are Howard z. Huntington. son
of II. E. Huntington and assistant to
the president Of the Pacific Electric
Railway; John ]. Akin. superintendent
of the Los Angeles Railway Company;
z. p. Clark, general manager of the
Los Angeles Pacific Company. and s.
B. McLenagan, manager of the Los An
geles Traction Company.
The order to compel the street rail-
ways to sprinkle their right of way,
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
BABES BURIAL
IS PROHIBITED
Mystery ShrOudS Reasons for
the Mysterious Action of the
Health Officers of Vallejo

VALLEJO, Dec. 15.-Cor siderable
mystery surrounds the death of child
whose parents have been refused a
burial permit.
The dead child was the three-year-
old girl of a family named Nicols, liv
ing on the Old Point road between
Vallejo and Benicia. During it's sick
ness the child was attended by an os-
teopathic physician. A physician of the
regular school was called in, but when
he arrived the child was dead. After
his return to this city the local health
official refused to grant a permit for
burial and reported the case to the
State Board of Health for instructions.
Neither the local physician nor the
health officer will make any statement
regarding the matter to explain why a
burial permit was refused.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
GROWERS WIN
IN A LAWSUIT
Los Angeles Judge Renders
Important Decision Affect
ing Contracts With a Union

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 15.-Superior
Judge Trask has rendered a decision in
the case of the California Citrus Union
against three orange growers who had
signed contracts to market their crop
through the union and then sought to
sell independent of the organization.
Judge Trask decides that individual
growers of citrus fruits who have
agreed to sell their products to the
California Citrus Union can repudiate
their contracts, which are held to be
practically void because the terms CT
agreement are not set forth fully.
Judge Trask, in rendering his decision,
laid down a principle relating to the
abuse of injunction proceedings and as
signs for part reason of denying plain
tiff's petition that:
"Iniunctions are not granted in cases
where pecuniary compensation would
afford adequate relief; nor to prevent
a breach of contract the performance
of which would not be specifically en-
forced. In either of these cases the
injured party is left to his remedy at
law for damages.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16

which was based on the terms OF their
franchises, was issued by the City
Council some time ago, but has been
steadily ignored by the officials OF the
roads. A week ago the city sprinklers
ceased to sprinkle the car tracks and
a vigorous protest has gone up from
the public over the consequent condi-
tion Of the streets. It was finally de-
cided to test the matter in the courts
and the warrants followed. The rail-
road officials deny the right OF the
Council 10 compel them to sprinkle the
streets and say they will fight the mat
ter to a finish.
Late to-day the four managers we're
served with the documents and all ap-
peared in Police Court. They were
given until next Saturday to plead
The officials made no statements for
publication, but it is certain that they
are preparing to fight the case.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
GRAND JURY BEGINS
IT'S INVESTIGATIONS
VIII Sift Vandalism in Recorders Of
flee and Look Into Alteration of
Assessment Rolls.

OAKLAND, Dec. 15.-An investiga-
ton was begun this morning by the
Grand Jury into the vandalism in the
Recorders Office. Forty volumes of
old records have been so mutilated as
to need rebinding. The records con-
tanned in the books were not harmed,
but the binding was so cut that the
covers will tear off with very little
use.
This is the first session of the pres
ent Grand Jury which was impaneled
last week. In his instructions to the
jury Judge Ellsworth referred to the
injury to the books and the alleged
altering of the assessment roll in IA
vor of the Contra Costa Water Com
pany.f 1t is the purpose of the Grand
Jury to sift these matters to the bot
tom.