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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-06-25

| "ssSt ebu ltffl, hnu mkEHit.
| And cinnamon, and odours. and
ointmeais, and frank incense, and
wine. and oil and fine four and whea,
and beasts, nnd sheep. aud hnrses. and
Ichsfiots. slaves. aId souls Of men.
Rev, is -i2--i3
! Also.
And the woman was arrayed in
purple and scarlet oolnur. aod drckpd
with gold sni precious stones and
pearls having golden cup in her hand
full Of denominations and ilihinea. Of
hcr fornica'ion;
And nron her fotebend wss name
written. MYSTERY, BABYLON TIE
GREAT. THE MOTHER Or HAR--
! LOTS AND AEOMiSATIONs OF
! I'll. EARTH.
And ga" he aoirau drunken With
the blood Of the saints and With III,
blood Of the mGtiJ!s " the Jatus. and
wAaD raw hcr wondered Nth great
admiration. Eev, IA g
We do not have to name any
one, TO represent the charac-
ter presented in the scripture
quoted bovc. All We will have
to do; to have the same spirit
manifested to our readers, is,
Just to ask them to take view of
the condition of things Of TO day,
as they present themselves all
over our land and country. And
they viii see two rlaas"s, the
owner OF all, ana the wage slave
The high, and the low The
, rich, Nd The poor~-Ta one class
/ WIN private ownership, With
p"pt" Of every 'h'Ns. 2na their
] millions, m.I 'h-oih riepo.t is
, and want Tie one III luSe"v,
The ether under 9,radro5s
@u.,u q. ..&eyaIioa tl..5 trjags
''na l. TIE plat,.a o. H. tw,
i splj'. Tie ruc n Abra'nn
$ I,ire... ana i bs tn, o,aat il
{ THu"ta, III rs, ard cuu him.
& tioua I ,-iilnoss. toE than
, readers o. .hc CD.,sr" gou
! 'nye rJt only been btorrIit &c
d The putin" o. thc. way r. tire
$ CEEa-i:y ItoNo; but alsn bv tbn
1 .ir lIA t99ncs th.. eurraur I
i you. T'u c,.t.nl..icaa al
. talEidg Inad"r ''an words
Q Hence Aon G1ye com 10 he time
I. OF chpita, that is IDS, 'choe.
+ 20 this dry whom 70 will serve.
a ihI.e h but two powers L
| chooso Detw,rn. uad as we hpv,
Z said tha time is haro for n choice
g to bo made by every one. Tho
n ruling DoGtf, and spirit Of the
present taa. -, he m.n,y
:, p,9er. Tto end 81 pa,ih
/ hu!d> Gl;s p9.., And those
+, god alt 4 .,g.Ug,t tuu4p III,
+, pa%4., ,aGl ft,r g3,n7 lr4..
{. tu.is aru,. trr ,nrs.'qr, ,llup
o Ing II. y 81 Am ne. 81 A ~
n ana Lgr's. Ara DIS dto, huy.
"a r,n'r done, IN, the .sa.g "a
u the lash. Mas al,co,.I ,hs aiiti.r
!. .ot the nom, lg.4r.,, nnt,, l..
- nl,.ad To or ~ III. cralln
y = ht.e .hoy '.,..p ,,.,u roa!~,a +,
i. Slc,a; w the cnnnlng yraitiros
~ OF i..a political bosses W., pa.
1 pc, Tie laboriaa man ha. beer
9 awakened from ,h,ir slnmhe,
r and they s.cto agy Io,kia,. on,
y over tho ..rcat wan. Of srg, an
. starvation until i. begins !, loo,
i ne though tie ,hjnnipr owes ~,
Il n fame OF i,a ~ lj.,,r,.,,,o,r,
i Ana the cries o. ,ho wi,n,. arc
p ircndin. Che heart, ot ~. r, h,r.
,
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work, to the money Gods to
deceive those who are not in
formed Of the realities Of u
OF a yoak Of Thraldom being
gradually intwined around their
neck.
As the poet has it:
I'VE have fed you all for q thou
sand years,
And you hail us still unfee,
Though there's never IA dollar
of all your wealth
But marks the workers dead.
We have yielded our. best to give
you rest,
And You lie on crimson wool,
For, if blood be the. price OF all
your wealth
Good God. we ha' paid il in ELL :"
Socialism i. bringing about
a reac lion. Please read.
SOCIALISM IN WAIVE
COUNTY NO
I'VE find the following item in
the scott County Kicker: :
Getting Cooled Off Tho Social.
lists of Wayne County viii put
out q full ticket this ytaN If
that party con'd rr,,lil on
Editor IIanfcr OF Kickur to
make tie race for congress in
this district county would be
safe. :. Jackson Cash Boo;
The Kicker crmmentnt 0N The
foregoing lines says: "'"y. PRO.
Their Nc. You seem ~ ba ,ur. =
softeniuG this is Tie IT'S; mcn
ton Of socialism | i"yn nNwad
in your Dipor fol ~ r'l. f. t
WHIT + y0a In o.',a, nj H.
Wig don' ;ac st.r .r. .s.a.p
land nrii. :. f' ~. .,. a., d.. II a. -
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49,, =. 81
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-06-25
And the answer must be q

And the answer must be q
system that will give equal
rights TO all men. A system that
will not allow any class legisla-
ton But n answer to this, the
arguelnent will come, the pre-
SAINT condition of things has been
brought about by TO many lazy
'man. in our land. But we must
say that whenever there is a
s.. stem which brings forth lazy
men. We say God hasten the time
when this scripture is fulfilled.
Please read.
Tor eseu Hhcn We wer, with you, this we
CON eisntcd You that 10 any woui not work
ici'her shou.i he ast.
For We hare Inst are some which walk among
YOU dt.crtols working not at all bu. are bnisy,
babies.
d
eNhoii hy our Lord Jesus Chris, thai which
gnistaa ,h,y work and eat their own bread
!. Thee. a-.J -!i-l2
This scripture will reach the
PARASITE as we'll as the TRAMP
and lake him of his lazy stool OF
90 nothing and put him to the
plow handle, or to the work
bench, or to the coal pick. or to
some other honest labor. III
this manner he would not be
eating the bread of some poor
honest toi!lr who had worked
hard for it; and had to devide it III
with the parasite. as under the
present system of wage working
For Please read what Debs sale
in bis mastery speech at Girarl
Kan. We believe it was on Ma,
ihe 18th. ut least you will fine
belo" is the portion referred I,
in quotations.
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QUESTION NJ. y.

w. We wish that you wotld tel,
'"'u Inc Columns Of the CFEs.
"ha' those Scriptures h.ye
'fsnce TO (Isaiah IS l3)
John Bowers.
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CREATION
AND
FORM ALTON

"Teach them to Observe All things whatsoever
have Commanded YOU Matt. 25-21.
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The American Spirit, then, now, and IN the time
to Cons.
-.4-SS-s++eSS--4i-
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NOTICE.:

nv on" wanting to have cod
'ea or meal ground, come to
Colony Saw mill located on
IS farm on Friday of every
& Come and give NJ at,jai
you VIII come again
b
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AGITATION BRING ABOUT
PROGRESS.

A'JI1AIlON BRlNG ABOUT
PROGRESS.
| Many way think that they are
comfortable, And it is true
tl,rc ar4 many who are fairly
comfortable, under the prl:cut
icranTea standard. Yol 70 ont
olet The country, ard you can
.ni 4 anal farmer. Ard he
works carly and late. and he
gets just clou.;h Of net returns,
IT, Kctp him lin working order.
/ And then he will at..vccn'c, the
Nondc ful prosperity OF Tic
country, AS Mr.. Debs said.
lac Is satisfied. and that is hi,
calamity. Now, the majority of
You would say that is his goad
fortune. it lisa blessing that he i.
satisfied" | want to see If can
show you that it is curse to
him and to society that he is
satified. If it had not been for
thp discomfort of a few fellows
Who have not been satisfied with
Iiaeir condition you would still
10 living in caves you revpr
would have emerged from tic
!Huglc. Intelligent discomfort ID
tine handspring of civilization.
progress is born of agitation.
Ut is agitation, ar stagnation.
have taken my choice. This far
mnr works all day long, works
hnrd enough to produce enough
to live the life Of n man; not OF
~ animal, but of II man. Now,
the'o is an essential difference
between Il man and an animal.
admire n magnificent animal
IN any form except in the human
tnrm, suppose YOU had every.
ling that YOU could possibly
desire, so far as your physical
wants are concerned. Suppose
Tou had a million to your credit
in he Bank, a palatial home and
: relations to suit yourself, hut no
sou capacity for real enjoy mcnt
IT you were denied knowing
what sorrow is what real JOY is,
what MUs'c is, and literature and
sculpture and all of those subtitle
Influences that touch the heart
and quicken the pulse and fire
the senses, and so lift and emo.
bic n man that he can feel his
head among the stars and IN
communion with God himself-if
Won are denied these, no mater
how sleek or fat or contcnte1 Won
may be you are still as base and
as corrupt and as repulsivc n
being as walks Gods green earth.
Appeal TO Reason
Farmers as the above spnken
Of disco ntentment is only bring.
ing swift obstruction on them.
selves, and others.
They have been a cog in the
wheel OF progression by their
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/ QUESTION. NO 2,
u The restitution Of all thing.
TO a-ao-2l) The Art Of t.,
prant.and tho two t.hlo q
~ must come fcrta now !
o any scriptures 10 shoy
70 they will be- found.
c. A. Slnons
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PAGE or INQUIRY


M. C"EssEr Please explain,
/" scripture. Quke 4~-a5-o7 ,
sinda Merritt.
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fUBLIsHER's
-. Garrett saa n u. Bower
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
Stafford |NSURGENT
DEMOCRACY IS
REbUFFED
BUNCH TICKET GETS AN OVER
wHELMING MAJORITY
AT POLLS
Ticket Was Nominated at Open Mass
Meeting, With No Attempt at Gag
Rule, and Fonda and Wardlaw Under
Took to Start An Opposition Ticket

Special to the Silver Belt
Stafford, September 2S.--The in
surgent faction of the democratic party
was badly worsted in the primary cleo
ton held in this precinct Saturday. A
total Of 40 votes were east, the regu
lar delegation, for Bunch for probate
Judge and Dowdle for supervisor re
eeiving 95 votes and the insurgent del
egation Is votes. Last Tuesday night
mass meeting was held at which the
delegates were chosen. 1t was an open
meeting with no attemIS at gag rule
and the delegates were selected with
the understanding that they were to
support Bunch and Dowdle.
The following day VIM. Fonda and
former Parson Wardlaw got busy and
selected a new list of names, which was
dubbed the uninstructed ticket. Ward.
law, who is the editor of the Stafford
Journal, flooded the town with printed
matter of an alleged tropical nature
and with Fonda set out to thwart the
will of the majority. The result proved
disastrous. The delegation elected Sat.
urday is as follows: Ezra Madsen, p
j. jacobson, j. l.. Francis, DR.. w. E.
Platt, w. b. Fonda, Geo. Quinn, Floyd
Scarlet, Bob Morris, j. r. Owens, G.
II. Young, Bernardo Telles, Lester Bing.
ham, Jesse Wanslee, James Golding.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
AGED so; TILTED AT ALTAR
Connecticut Woman Waits in Vain TO
Seventy Year-old Suitor.

STAMFORD, Conn, September IS
Miss Emma C. Weed threatens to sue
Hiram Curtis, the man who Tilted her,
for heavy damages.
Curtis, former state representative
and long considered one of Stamford 3
wealthiest citizens, is seventy years
old and Miss Weed is fifty, according
to the marriage license Mr.. Curtis got
last Friday. He bought wedding ring
on Saturday and the marriage was set
for Monday evening.
Miss Weed prepared the wedding
feast, donned her wedding gown, and
when Rev. T. L. Price arrived to per
form the ceremony she was ready. Az
ter waiting an hour the clergyman went
away, after consoling the weeping won
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
Canvas awnIngs--GIoDe Paint Co.
BANKERS ARE UNIT IN
FIGHTING REFORMS
Continued from Page one)

president of he savings bank section
and William II. Greer, vice president
William Hanart was reelected secretary
by the executive committee, w. T.
Ravenscroft, Denver, A. w. johnson
Schenectady, n. Y, and r. J. Wood
New Orleans, were elected new mem
bers of the executive committee.
A vice president for each state was
also named before the convention adj
journed.
The clearing house section also held q
convention this afternoon. Besides tn,
report of the secretary and routine
work, there were several addresses and
the matter of bank guaranty was also
condemned.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
MARK WALKER, B. s.
Chemist, Assayer & Metallurgist.

Room 25, I'll West First Street.
Los angeles, California.
Analyses and assays of all kinds.
Gold and Silver, 800; Lead, $l.00;
Copper, $l.O0. Mailing sacks free on
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
KERN CLUB HOLDS
ROUSING MEETING


cratic state. He also painted in vivid
eolors the republican fight in Illinois
where the &. o. p. is rent asunder by
he fight on Speaker Cannon, while the
democracy is united in the support OF
Adlai 4. Stevenson.
The speaker took small stock in the
fact that some of the larger paper.
are supporting Taft, declaring that the
venal press has been bought up by tn,
predatory interest, and he closed with
an eloquent eulogy of labor and an ex
preston of the conviction that the
workingman would realize, as in tho
past, that their home is in the demo
cratic party.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
Electric Light Plant Certain.

Stafford, September 26.-An elec-
tric light plant for Stafford is an as.
sured fact. NJ. Z. Webster, the prin-
cipal promoter, is very much encour-
aged over the outlook. He has met
with splendid success in his rough can
vas of the town, and says it is only a
matter of a short time until Stafford
houses and streets will be illumined with
electric lights.
This the valley metropolis has need
ed and will benefit greatly by such an
improvement.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29

Yesterday was the last Sunday for
Rev. Summers in the M. f. pulpit al
this place. He leaves for conference
and new fields of labor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Young and chill
dren have moved out to the Fumarole
mine, where Mr.. Young holds respon
sible position.
The Deal, Clayton, and French houses
will be ready for occupancy soon. Mr.
Clark moved into his new house this
week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29

Isodol will, in very short time, en-
abe the stomach to do the work il
should do, and the work it should do is
to digest all the food you eat. When
tn, stomach can't do it, Kodol does it
for it and in the meantime the stomach
is getting stronger and able to take up
its regular, natural work again. Kodol
digests all you eat. 1t makes the stom-
ach sweet and it is pleasant to take. 1t
is sold here by Hanna s Drug Store, 22S
Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
TOM H|SGEN
ATTACKS BRYAN

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, September
2s.-Thomas A. Hisgen, the independ
ence party candidate for the presidency,
said he believed that Mr.. Bryan should
have investigated Governor Haskell's
alleged connection with the Standard
Oil company.
"But Mr.. Bryan is not the man We
used TO know" he continued. SIN
1896 and also in 1900 he was white
metal man. In 1904 he sold out 10
Mr.. Parker, gold manfi and now he is
himself gold man. In 1912 he will
change color again, and now he looks
like kerosene oil"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29

School kids, answer this: Where is
the best place to buy lunch baskets and
drinking cups? Say Ryan's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
HoPPITY HOP

Are you just barely getting around
by the aid of crutches or a canel I'm
less you have lost a limb or have a
deformity-if your trouble is rheuma-
tism, mmbago, sprain, stiff joints, or
anything of like nature, use Ballard 3
Snow Liniment and in no time you can
throw away your crutches and be as
well as anyone. Price 25c, soc and 81.
Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
BEST TREATMENT FOR A BURN

If for no other reason, Chamberlain &
Salve should be kept in every household
on account of its great value in the
treatment of burns. 1t allays the pain
almost Immediately, and unless the in
jury is severe one, heals the parts
without leaving a scar. This salve 4
also unequaled for chapped hands, sore
nipples and diseases of the skin. Price
25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29

Don't be afraid to give Chamber
lain S Cough Remedy to your children.
1t is intended especially for coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough, and
it is the best medicine made for these
diseases. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
Not So Exactinq

SO you re butcher now7"
, yes" explained the former dry
goods clerk. "The ladies don 7 try to
match spareribs or steak"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
His Boon Companions

my wife hates for me to be alone
in the hot city"
"Wells'
"Yet all my friends are on the list
of men she has ordered me to keep
away from. -
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29
FOR SALE

COMPUTING SCALE, Simpson
make Also cash register and fourteen
foot counter; bargain. CANDLES Cash
Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-29

Night lunches, all kinds tamales. The
Little Wonder, next to Morehead &
Lunn's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-24

space just as the wOman's figure dis
appeared around an angle Of the We
randa.
Vexed, determined not to return
without Some definite discovery, Ruth
ven stepped upon the veranda. Just
around the angle of the porch he heard
a door opening, and he hurried for
ward. impatient and absolutely un-
afraid, anxious to get one good look at
his wife and be off
But when he turned the angle of the
porch there wasjno one there. Only an
open door confronted him, with big.
mild eyed wolfhound standing in the
doorway looking steadily up at him.
Ruthven glanced somewhat dubious
~ at the dog: then as the animal made
no offensive movement he craned his
fleshy neck striving to see inside the
house.
He did see-nothing very much. only
the same young girl. still in her furs.
emerging from an inner room, her
arms full of dolls.
In his eagerness to see more Ruthven
pushed past the great white dog, who
withdrew his head disdainfully from
the unceremonious contact, but quietly
followed Ruthven into the house,
standing beside him, watching him out
Of great, limpid. deerlike eyes.
But .Ruthven no longer needed the
dog. His amused and slightly sheer
ing gaze was fastened on the girl in
furs who had entered what appeared
to be living room to the right and
now, down on her knees beside o
couch, smiling and talking confiden
TALLY and quite happily to herself. was
placing her dolls against the wall
Then the great white dog growled
very low. and the girl in the fur Jack
ct looked around and up quickly.
Alike! He realized it as she caught
his pale eyes fixed on her. and She
stared, sprang to her feet. still staring
Then into her eyes leaped terror, the
| living horror of recognition distortlnf
her face. And as she saw he meant
to speak she recoiled. shrinking away
turning in her fright like hunted
thing The strange doll in her hant
| glittered. 1t was revolver wrapped
In red rag.
| "W-what's the matter?" he STAN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-24
The b E s /.

T h e b e S I.
a 3 8 ] 9 ia n &c
you can give
the Stomach,
Liv er a n d
Bowels is OBJ
a / n e d b Y
using the Bit
tiers. Try a
0SdS tOuo.
for Headache
I n d igessicn
G o I d s a n d
Grippe. Get a
free copy Of
our 1909 Al.
manac.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-24

she takes fancy to have all her dolls
out for lawn party
"Dr. Wesson says there is no danger
OF her doing any harm with 1t, but
wants us to secure it at the first oppor-
tunity."
He turned the last page On the
other side were merely the formula Of
leave taking and Miss Casson's sigma
ture
For awhile he stood in the center of
the room, head bent, narrowing eyes
fixed; then he folded the letter. peck
eted 1t and walked to the table where
a directory lay.
He found the name, Hallam, very
easily-Thomas B. Hallam, lawyer,
Junior in the firm of Spencer, Boyd &
Hallam. They We're attorneys for Jack
Ruthven. He knew that.
Madison he also found-Dr. James
Madison, who. it appeared. conducted
some sort of private asylum on Long
Island. What was Ruthven after?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-24

Sheclosed both
eyes and pulled the trigger. Something
knocked her fiat against the wall, but
she pulled the trigger again and felt
another blow.
The second blow must have knocked
her down, for she found herself rising
to her knees. reaching for the table to
aid her. But her hand was all red and
slippery. She looked at it stupidity,
fell forward, rose again, with the acrid
smell Of smoke choking her and her
pretty fur jacket all soaked with the
warm, wet stuff which now stained
both hands.
Then she got to her knees once more,
CROPPED in the rushing darkness aud
swayed forward, falling loosely and
fiat. And this time she did not try to
rise.
1t was her way. 1t had always been
her way out Of trouble-the quickest,
easiest escape from what she did not
choose to endure.
As for the man, they finally con-
trived to drag the dog from him and
lift him to the couch, where he lay
twitching among the dolls for awhile,
then stopped twitching.
Later In the night men came with
lanterns, who carried him away. A
doctor said that there was the usual
chance for partial recovery. But It was
the last excitement he could ever ven
ture to indulge in.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-24
Chapter 2s

THVEN was after his
divorce. That was what
it all meant. His first
check on the long trail
came with the stupefy-
ing news of Geralds
runaway marriage to
tho Young GIRL ha voo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-24


products one would expect under the
circumstances. The Bavarian peasant,
for example, is q fair type of the liy-
ing original as he is pictured in the
German comic weeklies. a Munich
waitress carrying a well grouped
bunch of foam capped stems of the
beverage for which Munich is cele-
brated at nome and abroad, even If
she does suggest Salome u trifie. is de-
cidedly lifelike. while the saluting sal
der by his very attitude suggests that
foam capped stems and sentry duty do
not assimilate very well.
The German authorities have done
much to encourage the toymaking in
dustry, particularly by collecting toys
from all the world that the toymakers
might acquaint themselves with the
wants and peculiarities of foreign
markets. The wooden animals Of the
past have been eclipsed by the me-
chanical toys. 4 submarine boat
which sinks into the water and rises
again, all with one charge Of soda
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-24
(To be Continued.)
Quick Relief for Rheumatism.

George W. Rooms, Lawton, Mich.
says: "Dr. Detchon's Relief fol
Rheumatism has given my wife won
Iderful benefit for rheumatism. She
could not lift hand or foot, had to be
lifted for two months. She began the
use of the remedy and improved rapid
ly. On Monday she could not move
and on Wednesday she got up and
dressed herself and walked out fol
her breakfast" Sold by Otto Grot
jan, 1901 Second avenue, Rock Island
Gust Schlegel & Son, 220 West Second
street, Davenport.