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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-02
|nuR PRESENT PANIC.

regard to what has ofousht a. t
bout the Panic. We say that 1t i
has been. of long coming +,
Readers, for your own oeneht;
will you please let us open up 10
Wou a field for thought If you
v;,,-Please 60 with us, in mind I
ack TO the time and place: where
(.,st. coyetousness, and craft,
@r it's first fruit, here on
Garth. And behold the chang
% as they we're brought about
AZ the ages passed by. In the
early days of man on earth
There was q governmental owner
s,in of land-And the intire IN |
l habitants had a perfect equal
rioht.-God said to men when he
created them and placed them on
earth. oe fruitful, multiply and
replenish the earth and subdue
it-You created peonlc, just look
at the vast forests, which nave
caused the earth to brin" FORTH
all for your bcnetit--Look at ti'a'
grand forest of pine and oak
/ And lust to the left or eight, see
the the large orchard OF lrult
trees Tearing fruit Behold the
| vast herd of '2ild beasts, rs they
,ve roaming those forests
. Here you created people 80 10
7 vork-H,rc is before you al
| ,bat heart can desirc--Cut down
| those forests, build you houses
mal.n you nice homes, ont the
fru,, OF the fruit trre-Hcre -
Turkey, Deer, Bear and fish, al
/ is for meat for you, hcID youl
s,lycs-You are all euual--J uS'
he fruitful and multiply and re-
nlenish the earth--That is, dc
| not ro.people it as it is generally
supposed. but rcplant it, Will
/ necula, in the place OF TN
| iorpsts-lt is now full Of trees
l take these away and replant !
with people, Let it be iu'i O
Il girls and boys playing theron
II You are not to hecome lord
Il over Gods heritage But | hav
placed You al here on AN cpua
i,v--nud inoracr 20 teach ,hGA
II the proper manner u ,""i'
they should do this; Cod .lorm
another man from III" uN@l"' III
|, Ground. aud then Cod plants
Q garden. and PAGES tlls uan ii
md told him Is dress t'laI ga
I'll don and keep it. WHAT ii 'e2r'
III tul example ,,
II But here tGa ac"uSer q II
81 brethren III hclycn, is watt'!lI
this thing. Aud says with
=. himself, ~ ar going 10 stop tn
a beautiful example Of "pra ny
M And .oyornnu,"! o~nvr>hir !
lust lave u little lraiic G.! me
rlandisrlig sct uptEcr>- And
n. this l.anuer brig about. IN
dlyidual owier,hip-l hat is. 81
"a man, to speculate; on the mao
d. ty,y this medium Of t,ahIc
II merch. aoizrinI.
~. But row to know thGt We y
right. is the one thing T.
q, proven. Wherefore. we ask !
~, readers to go with rs to tie /
=. lowing scripture.
win lii, WISDOM aud with thine rhd'fN'h'
l"7 irr,,on ha,t ga, IN thrr r'"h"s' hnHhaTl e"'
fid mid and III, or intu thy treasures;
n ne III, ,,r,a, wisdom ard hy Thy trni'ci; !
,hou increased thy rchc., aN' 'hUo hear
= uu,d ub,,pus, NJ thy richar; 4 Il
et Thn, hast pcrn IN Eden the garden o. v
~ every NJ, cous sonc Mas thy '""flna'
s,,diu. ,opaz md the diamond, tn htt'|
&c ou,N, and the '1r s'ppn'rr' j'"' "''
nd and the car iuncic. an. COLA. - "ft''a''
Of tIy ,u,lc;s and Of NY p,r'r ut p''p''S
m ,h,, in the day thu t'ra wat created
n r,,p ~, ,,,c nnoit,ed choIub thar COVER
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-02

Nelson W. Aldrich,
Rhode Island 80. 12,0Oo,pOl
John Kean, New Jer-
sew ....... lo,oW.oOol
Redfeld Proctor,
Vermont. e,oOO,OOo
Henri Dupont, Della.
ware 100000
]. Bourne, Jr. Oregon 100000
G. NJ. Depew. New
York. 49,. 100000
Geo. p. WetnOre,
Rhode Island. ...... 100000
Morgan 6. Bulkeley,
Connecticut. -. 3,OOO,OOoI
Levi Ankeny, Wash.
ipcton. ....... 100000
G. s. Nixon. Nevada. 3,OOO,O00
w. NJ. Crane. Mass. 3,OOo,Oo0
Eugene Hale, Maine. 3,0Oo,oW
G. G. Perkins, Cali
fornia. 1000 600
F. +. Warren, Wyo. 2,O0O,oOo
n. b, Scott, West Va. 2,ON,OO0
p. c. Knox. Pa. -. 2,oOo,O0o
Joseph b, Foraker Ohio 100000
H c. Lodge Mass. 100000
T. C. Plat, New York. 1000 ooo
j. W. Bailey, Texas. l.000,o0V
Albert ]. Hopkins, Ill. 1'o0o,oot
/ Thomas Martin, Va. :. 1,0Oo.0Ot
T II. A Richardson, Del. l,Wo,oo'
II ". A. Smith, Michigan l,OOO,0U'
q r. q. Briggs, New
q Jersey ..... 1000 00j
q K. l.. Owen. Ol,la. -. l.O~,oU
Boise Pcnrose, Penna. 100000
IS Reed Smooth. Utah. 100000
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-02
S2l0,J0O QUO
The Houses Millionaires.

The Houses Millionaires.
J. E. Andrus N. Y. S35, 900, 600
W. 3. Mckinley, Ill. $4,000, 900
G. f. HUFF, penna. l0,ooo,o oo
y O Jowden. TIL. 5000, 900
f. A. Hayes, Cal. E. S,o0o, eoo
y, +. Lafeun. perna. 5000, 900
los G. Cannon. III, 1900, 900
| W. Bourkc Cochran,
n Y.. 10000
NJ. Y. Olms,ead, Penna. 100000
ILlcwclyn Powers.
Maine. 1900, ooO
". w. Foulkrod, penna. l.ooO, 900
NJ, b. Madden. III. -, 1000, 600
F.. b. Harrison, n. Y, 10000
II, ". Weeks. Mass. 1000, Gee
$,3, 000,0 C(
e, Special Edition, the st Loui,
F., Lah r March II, 1907.
The borrowing aud interest
il. business brings us into tn,
Ihlr!rioo sy>tpm which hes rjy,
I Tie gold tuPs the adyan
I tage over the government an,
t the sole cause of lhe classiti
q cation laws enacted This il
;. what has brought on us, the pres
cnt Panicand has gave the advan
Ntagc to the few money Gods owe
the many producers and consun
crs by those few hcoping toge
thcrgo,d and silverand treasure
of all kinds lnorder to make til
poor their slaves. And this tim
spoken of in the word is now
please read.
Behold the hire OF the labnurcrs who III,
rtapcl down yonr lelds. which IL IL you kcl
q back W fraud. c,Trlh and the erie. 81 the
, which hay" reared nrc entered into the ears
the Lord IN sabolth
q" W hnyc lived in pleasure On the earth n,
n been wnnion, ychnyr nouri-hrd your hearts
IN day og slaughter.
We haze condemned aud Kill the just. nnd
q, DOH not resist you. Ialn-. : i--j--o.
J. And after this cry is heard {
ihe lahourors then this time wi
come 10 pass. p,r:tSe read.
60 tu now. yc r'th On. weep nnd howl {,
y ur ms rte, thnl 'h,ll roIa' uppu Yen
~ N"ur nc'rs are corrupted. AMI yonr q
Inrut, irc mI.hrii'n
Your gold and silver /! carkcr"d: aud 4
W rY,i uf RI IN shall b. - Wi,nris ugalrsi 50
pni shat. cri yun i",h II Il we're ,lrs, Ne In,
hrapcu trca.Ufo together far the las. day
" jones :-I-.--3
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-02
We trust our readers win ~
read this article and grasp the
deep truths intended BY the I'd.
Question No. 10
Continued from CREssET No. %.

- ~S~ N~s~~e ~ss~ 49,
David through the line Of Mary
n OF Joseph Or both:"
Having shsws that hs vas est
BIO Son Of David through. the
Royal line Of Solomon; or else He
sonld NO. sit upon the throas Of
David over Israel, ws will now
proceed to show thst DO 10 the
son Of David through Mary.
Proof: THE Lord hath sworn
10 truth unto David: be will not
turn from him. OF the fruit Of
thy (Dsvids) body will ! (ths
Lord) set upon thy throne" (Pss.
1872. ~ Therefore the Lord
himself shall give you . sign;
Behold u virgin shall conceive,
ard bear . son and shall call bic
name Emanuel" (Isa. 7; ~
sand ~ the sixth month the
angel Gabriel was sent from
sod unto city OF Galilee. named
Nazareth, 70 virgin sspaused to
o man whose name was Joseph,
Of the house family Of Dsyid:
and the virgins name VIVA Mary:
A** And tho angel said unto
her, fear not Mary: for thou hast
found favor with God. And b.
hold ,hou shalt bring forth .
SOD, and shall call his name Jesus.
IIe shall DO great aud shall DO call.
cd the son of the highest And
the Lord God shall give unto hin
the throne of bis (Ler sor's) 10.
, tner David. And be shall reign
y over the house Of Jssob forever;
and Of his kingdom ;hors shall be
no cud. Then said Mary unto
' tho angel. How shall this be nee.
y Ing l know no mani" duke /. 20
y 81. tho 80. h. verse tells the show. ~
!" Now the birth 1T jesus Chris,
= was on this wise: When as biz
~ mother Mary was espaused Il
Is C'rlcdged to'-says-D,sglott.
Joseph before they came together
# she was found with child OF III,
70 Holy Ghost (Ma,thcw /: lS)
20 Tho foregoing il sufficient I,
n. forever settle the question as &
N whether or not Jesus WAS actual,
Il. the son of Joseph, or not, an,
is there is no one that denies n
$. fact TINT he was the son of 10y
II. and should there be such an oss
pr that fact is also proved.
n. The only question REMAINING
q. to be settled is this; was hs th
es son of David through the line q
he Mary2 And a. he WAS not Ii
ne son David through the line q
v, Of Joseph The Solomon line; b
was either not the son OF Davi
ne A,al or else Mary bic mother vi
rp' u descendeDt OF David throug
of some one Of David's many sou,
We will now compare Luke
~. Chapter with Matt, lst. Char
tor and we Will DO com peIls
he to admit one Of two things. vi,
That Mathew gave the gensslip
'" =, Of Joseph, and Luke that Of Hary
III or else .hat the Bible ia . eontr,
dic,ion OF its own statements, "
know that OF the many sons ,
gar David-one was called Solomo,
and that an other, and sntirei
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-02

where thieves do not break
through nor steal for where
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-02

...~ .ivot W L., uiicIc CUuiu not OF
been to the ear, a more perfect
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-02

worth any thing, they have a per.
feet right to do 80, as long as
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-02

Mr.. SCHNEIDER was about to re.
tire fOr tho ninhi ,ubn,, In i
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04

it was that q man who harps against
the Sunday singings" could st up
II the cool shade on q Sunday nora
ing with his pipe IN his mouth az5
The Dispatch before his eyes and his
feet proDped UP on the front banisrer
while his poor wife is eetting brealS-
fast, bathing and dressing che chEl-
dren. milking the cows and ehurnfue
gathering vegetables and prenarlaG
dinner. harder work than auy dsE o1
the week. except wash day. But
see her. He turns to the zatl chap
ter of Exodus and reads -thou shah
not work. bur nothing Is said abear
my wife. We are told to .-RemeG-
Der the day. to keep il holr-~ WLar
It takes to fulhu this Iaw Is too deep
for me. i leave il for wiser beads.
But do know that when urerara-
tions are made fer an ~aIl-day slEz-
ing" on Saturday, as Is the rnIe- t-
IS less sinful than this all-dav wcrE
of the wife. especially when three or
four families gather IN after preach
ing with appetites like beevers- ber
still I'm down on baseball while ny
friend is down on sunday siuEiuss-
It is learned with resret that rae
truck growers are haviuE some
trouble disposiug OF their cabbage 7
would suggest that the truckers
make their cabbage into saurEraar-
They can dispose OF ir readily &c O.
good price. It is learned hE wireless
message that our Caledonia and 1IEl-
port correspondent VIII need fCar
carloads each 20 winter thelr GA
bachelors and old maids oH. and as
this kind Of property Is So valuable
the brokers VIII pay Eoo1 prise
for food stuff next winter.
Messrs- Jamie and r. O. Bllgps
and their sister. Mrs. r. E Johnston.
are spending a while az their country
residence. Biuups Gate. and have as
their guests Mr.. and AIRS r. - Car-
son and their interesting little sen.
Sanders Carson
Mr.. Ed Hale. of Columbus. was
taking in the prairie last week anl
paid Artesia a pleasant eal-
DR.. and Mrs Mckinley. Of Co-uu-
bus. visited Nr. Jamie Bluus an1
Mrs. R. Z. Johnston az BillaHs sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs J. f. West. of Cale-
donia, visited the ''Johnniesr in the
prairie Sunday.
Your correspondent is indebted t0
1Ir. T. J. Walters for basket oE Cali
ifOrnia fruit. Thanks. Bro Tenn
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04

On account of the many Improve
ments now being made 81 Cur sroGe.
ment to ask the fndulgen2e oE eur
friends and patrons for q few dars
after which time We viii be iu S hee-
ter position than ever to- serve theu-
After the completion OF this reucva-
ton YOU may look forward ro oar
opening with much pleasure as we
propose TO put on a day that Win con-
vince the people or Columbus ana
Lowndes county that when they wanr
good service and the BEST 6ruzs
they viii Get it at L1de's-" The
date OF opening viii be announced
later Lide's Drug Store
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04

IS caused by stagnation OF the liver
and bowels To get rid OF lit. and
headache and biliousness and the
poison that brings janndice. take Dr.
Kings New Life pills. the reliable
purifiers that do the work without
grinding or gripping sc e l. E
Aayfield's drug store.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04
Annual Reunion. United Confederate
Veterans

Birmingham. Ala. June s-11
1905. Tickets on sale June 9Th 20
Sth, inclusive. limited for return 10,
later than June goth Stopovers- Ask
for low round trip tickets via Mobile
and Ohio Railroad.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04

Two or three furnished rooms
complete for light Housekeeping bv
responsible party Address IL this
office.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04

All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass upon the property Of
Marx and Heard IN sections Nos "A
and Is, Township Is south. Range
IS west, for any purpose. Warning
is duly posted on the property pursu-
ant 10 law.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04
j.. Marx

Columbus. Miss. May so. 1905.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04
L FARENTS benz on securing the

finest the market affords for their money
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-29
MELBOURNE PEOPLE
GREET THE FLEET
Twenty Thousand Line Shores as the
American Warships Reach. En-
trance of Harber.

Queens Cliff. Victoria, Aug. %. noon
Rear Admiral Sperrys flagship, the
Connecticut, entered Port Phillips
Heads at 11:20 O'Clock this morning
with the other Is battleships trailing
slowly behind, and started on the 80
mile trip up Port Phillips bay for Mel
bourne City. The last of the ships
passed in the headlands at 11:3
o'clock. The villagers of Queens Cliff
lined the shores and enthusiastically
greeted the Americans
Frequent special trains from Mel
bourne and other centers had brought
thousands of persons to Queens Cliff
and these. with the residents of the
vicinity, made up a crowd of 20,00(
persons. who gave the feet it's frs
welcome to Victoria.
Federal. state and municipal authori
ties have been busily planning to re
ceiVe the fleet for about two months.
The fleet will leave Melbourne Sat
urday, Sept 5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-29
EIGHTY ACCUSED
That Number of True Bills Re.
turned Against Alleged
Springfield Rioters.
SCORE MORE ARE EXPECTED
Suits to the Amount of $4,000 Filed
Against City for Failure to Pro-
tect Property.

Springfield, Aug 29-The number Of
indictments returned by the special
Sangamon county grand jury called to
investigate the recent race riots reach
ed total of so yesterday, when IL ad
ditionaI true bills were returned The
latest holds Frank Bryant. alias Sulli-
van, for the murder of Thomas Brady
last Sunday night, a crime credited to
the blood-thirstiness engendered by the
mob spirit
Expect 20 More.
After concluding yesterdays work
the inquisitorial body adjourned until
next Monday to allow the authorities
to secure additional evidence. It is
expected that fully 30 more indict-
ments will result before the work of
the grand jury is ended.
Additional suits against the city. for
damages aggregating $4,000 were filed
yesterday. Mrs. Katie Burton, whose
husband Scott Burton, was lynched by
the mob. asks $1,000, and Mrs. Mary
E. Scott wants $4,000 for the death of
her husband, Thomas j. Scott, a white
| man, WiO uicu iioiu d uuiiCt WOuuuaiu-
fiicted during the outbreak. Other
suits are for personal injuries sustain
ed during the rioting.
All Had Good Clothes.
While actions for damages for deaths
and personal injuries are piling up in
the court house, City Clerk Smith Is
swamped with claims for damages fol
property destroyed by the vandals
The officials are finding through thu
claims filed that the habitues. Of th,
levee and "bad lands districts wer,
among the best dressed persons insth,
city, practically all the claims present
: ed being for $40 suits and SIS shoes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-29
NO LIGHT YET
ON ATLANTIC
CITY MURDER
Police Convinced That
Husband of Mrs. VIII
Iiams is Not Guilty.

Atlantic City. n. J., Aug 29-It is
feared Today the wound of Charles b.
Roberts, mysteriously shot on the
board walk Wednesday night, may
prove fatal. The firm belief that a so
luton of the mystery surrounding the
shooting will follow the investigation
of the movements of w. S. G. Will
liams on the day of the shooting is
expressed. The allegation that Viii
liams had been in sanitarium under
going treatment and not abroad was
made to the police by his wife who
was with Roberts in a rolling chair
at the time of the shooting.
Was Not Attempt TO Rob.
The police have abandoned the the
ory that the assailant was highway
man. They are awaiting report from
the Baltimore authorities, who arr
tracing the whereabouts of William
/ the night of the shooting.
Not In Atlantic City.
Baltimore, Aug. 29.--William S. c
Williams was interviewed by detet
itives today. The police are satisfie
The was not in Atlantic City the da
and night in question.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-29
GROUNDS READY
Preparations for Joslin Fair
Sept. 9, g and 10 Are
Now Complete.
NEW GRANDSTAMD ERECTED
Takes Place of the One Destroyed by
Wind During Early Part of Sea-
son-Racing Two Days.

Joslin fair grounds are already in
condition for the fair which will be
held Sept. s, and 10. A new grand
stand has been built to take the place
of the one destroyed by wind and is
now being painted 1t is 1872 feet in
length. All the other buildings have
been reshingled
The list of premiums is long one
and should draw out a big exhibition
in the various lines of farm produce
live stock and implements. First and
second prizes will be given. Entries
will be received up to 5 p. m. the
first day of the fair but Secretary j
F. Whiteside urges that he be notified
as early as possible.
Racing Two Days.
The racing program for the three
days is outlined as follows:
Making of entries and ar
rangement of exhibits. No regular
program. Admission free.
Wednesday-2:3 trot; half-milt
running race; free for all pace
Thursday-2:30 pace; half-mile run
ming race; 2:14 trot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-29
GREAT BRITAIN READY TO BACK
HOLLAND IN ANY PROCEEDINGS
She MAY take AGAINST CASTRO

been on a charge of beating his wife,
whom he formerly described as his
affinity. His wife, whom he was
charged with having beaten and
choked while she was still weak after
the birth of their child, returned to
Monroe from New York yesterday and
seemed glad to get back. In her arms
she carried the baby, now three, weeks;
old. Lawyers on both sides intimate
that the charge against the artist will
be dropped Earle is said to have been
noticeably subdued by his jail expert
ence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-29
cICARET MAY
CAUSE STRIKE
ON ROCK ISLAND
Men Resist Encroach.
ment on Liberty-.-May
Rescind Order.

Little Rock. Aug. 29-In carrying
out the edict that all employees caught
smoking cigarets will be discharged,
Superintendent Easily of the Rock Is
land system has discharged an engin-
eer and fireman, and trainmen say
there will be a general strike unless
the men are reinstated and the order
rescinded. The brotherhoods of engin
GERS and trainmen will carry the mat
ter to the head officials of the road
claiming a violation of the persona
liberty clause.
= VIII BE No Strike.
Chicago, Aug. 29.-General Manager
Melcher of the Rock Island stated to
day there will be no strike, and thai
if he finds the personal affairs of the
men are being interfered with by Eas
ly's order, that order will be re
scinded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-29
r.. Rev. Mr.. Walters of Afri-
can Methodist Church
in Open Letter.
NOW GIVEN TO PUBLIC
Declares His Race Has Moth :
Ing to Expect From thu
Republican Party.

New York, Aug. 29.-Henry Waiter
son of Kentucky today gave out at the
democratic national Headquarters in
this city an advance copy of an ad-
dress which will be issued by Bishop
Alexander Walters of the African Meth
odist Episcopal church to the colored
people of the country In the letter
the bishop alludes to Taft as "a party
TO the blacklist conspiracy ever perpe-
trated against negro soldiers"
Endorsed Lily White Move.
Walters accuses Roosevelt and the
republican candidate of having "prac-
tically endorsed the lily white move
ment in the south which has for its
ultimate object the practical elimina-
tion of the negro from politics. and
adds that the appointment of Luke
Wright of Tennessee, an ex-confederate
soldier to succeed Taft as secretary of
war was bid for democratic support.
VIII Not Aid Negro.
"The republican party" he continues,
has shown itself impotent to enact
further legislation in our interest, as is
evident from the failure of the last
congress to pass a bill to have lynch
ers tried in the federal courts The
democratic party is the only party that
can change the discriminatory legisla
tion which has been enacted against
us without political upheaval amount
ing almost to revolution.
Democrats COnsiderate.
Wherever we had sense enough to
help the democratic party, notably i'll
New York City, the democrats have
shown Willingness to treat us with
consideration"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-29
PREPARING FOR HIS TRIP
Bryan Getting Ready to Tour Through
Three States.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 29-Bryan is to-
day preparing for his Minnesota-North
DakotaIowa trip. One of Bryan's call
ers was President Ingramah of the Lin
coin Typographical union, who pre-
sented the democratic candidate with
a handsomely engraved certificate OF
his membership in the union.
New York, Aug. 29.-Chairman Mack
today announced Bryan's itinerary
through the middle west 70 the Allan
tic seaboard. The trip starts at Pc
oria, H., Sept 8, and takes in Indiana
West Virginia. Maryland. Delaware
New York, Michigan, Ohio. Wisconsin,
and South Dakota. Bryan will be al
New York Sept II. and Milwaukee and
Madison. Wis, Sept. 2G. and at Mitch
ell, S. D., Sept. 2S. ->4.,zas-s