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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-28
The Beast With Seven Heads and Ten Horns
Which John the Revelation Saw.

compare him with the portion of
scripture denoting his character
with all his lying wonders, and
heresies.
And when we have thus.
found a man. .hen We have
found the right one: and should
it fall upon the Pope of Rome. as
the great leader. then we shall
say. Amen" !
And to trace a portion of the
evidence along the chain OF per
secution, we shall note first vhas
Christ said 70 his disciples.
But before all Ghese. they
shall lay their hands on sou and
|persecute you delivering you up
to the synagogues, and into
Iprisons being brought before
kings End rulers for my names
sake.
And it shall turn 10 you for n
testimony" luke II II -lss
These grounds Ut truth have
been fulfilled in regard to the
Apostles; and even manv since
= that time have met tie same
= fate. The question might be
:, asked, Does no. the Pipe OF
Rome claim to be the true sue
y. cessor of St, Peter, and vicar oil
Christ and the rest of the priests
,and bishops, have taken tile
y, place of the other apostles. thai
we're before him? This is al
true, he does and so does his fea
low workers. And if the Wore
y. of God upholds then, then the,
~ are alright; but if it condemn
- them, then the Pope and all hi
~ followers are imposters, or AM
Christs.
F. Now we say how could anyou
H. dare say that the true succe
a1' sors of st. Peler was in Rom
ro' after Peter had been cruciie,
u.s. and all these prosecutions b
ks taken place. Would any oil
al dare take Peters seat2 Y
ne think not. Could any one ,
OIL this in safety? That is cou
lng any take his seat there al
preach the same and live-tl
MS, same as did Peter. without me.
ny ing the same fate: We answ
no, they could not.
at 10 lie, Contin ued.
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uuUCi'cl, WHICH LC ia@o >o'S' |
the people by the image that he
has set up in the, hanging of
tines and laws shall be fully re.
vealed by Cirist's second ap'
pearance in the clouds; and that
great advent day; then this man
will oe completely revealed;
Even him, whose coming is
after the working Of satan with
all power and signs and lying
wonders.
And with all deceivableness of !
unrighteousness in them that
perish; because they received
not the love of the truth, that
they might besaved.
And for this cause God shall
send them strong delusion, that
they should believe lie:
That they all might be damned
who believed not the truth but
had pleasure in unrighteousness.
z Thes. 2-Q-12)
i While Christ will make the
complete revelation when He
comes; yet these scriptures are
revealing Him fast to the true
christian, and the seeker after
truth and right; for when VIC
read these scriptures in the ligh,
, of the true way of rightly divid
, ing the Word, we will have tt
say, Yes Paul also saw this grea
, beast. and in his epistle he ha'
;. revealed him to us.
Then we see that. John was no
|. he only one that saw the beast
for in the writings of the othe
Apostles. we find them settin
forth the same character.
al Yea many have jelt his power
81 full sting upon the death. be-
and his strong arm Of persecu
. ling power. just think of the pr
,, phets of old! Think OF Nose
, in the silent recesses of the rocl
;, and of John on the. Isle OF II
,, mos; for it was there where !
written his won derful work
Revelation. through the helpil
3 hand Of the Higher Powers.
J. And think of blessed Stephen
| prosecuted even unto death h
p. this same beastly power.
a. The great See Monster
or Rome, has held the reigns
as persecution for many ages bac
ID And 80 that we may know wi
:" it is, and was, that had his po'
err under his controle. we mu
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-28

No. 6. 100 Acres k1ow wa q
the Renfro farm can be had at
$3.50 per acre part cash
and, good large orchard, good
water. or further particulars
address this Office.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-28
We have Several Good
Farms for sale.

NO. 3. 1870 Acres on Fox
Creek near Champion school
House. Well timbered. with no
improvements on 1t. Nearly al
s,laole. Man wanting q good
sasng it is in this land for them
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-28

No. Z. 100 acres, one bali mile
of Cold Spgs. Mo. House and
barns, and other out building
Spring close to house, 200 bear.
ing Apple tree, plums and peach
es and small fruit, 20 acres in
cultivation, 100 acres good tia
uble land, the rest pasture land
and as much as one thousand
good saw timber Oak,
Terms, reasonable. Apply
Write US or conc and sec.
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Continued from page ,,

Continued from page :,
christianity for a cloak, to cover
over her wicked deeds. Here we i
see there is a perfect chain run
ming down the line of time from
the day that the GENTLE man,
under the power of satan deceiv
ed Eve in the garden chain Of
wickedness until the present
time. Therefore we proceed to,
link the little horn, Tor the beast
( Nfn saw rise up out of the
! zone Paul calls the man
o. lobe revealed the son of
u =1Ion. \
* Ia we say, this man steps
il Ad. takes the place of the
Caesars, after the death OF Nero, :
BE is the one that the prophet
says, shall take the place of the |
tax raiser, in this language, !
And in his estate shall stand
up a vile person. to whom they
shall not give the honor Of the
kingdom: but he shall come in
peaceable, and obtain the king
dom by batteries "Dan. 1l-2D
This is the beast that the Rev
elator saw and it was through
this man, that Pagan Rome, puts
on a garb of Christianity; and
then claims to be the mother
Church, and under this cloak of
pretention, as we have said,
drives from her borders Chris.
tan Rome. For it Was after the
death OF Nero. that the Pope of
Rome, under the political schem
ing of,one Hilderbraad. that he
obtained the kingdom by latter
les: The prophesy above fits the
Pope to perfection. Wherefore
remember that this vile person
is the beast which the Revelotol
saw coming up out of the sea, Il
ia true that John lid rest his
feet upon the sands of the sea
shore, while on the isle of Patmos
where be was banishsd by th'
ruling power of Rome, an,
separated from loved ones ever
all they, that were near and dea
to him by the ties of nature; ant
the ones he could holo in hi
bosom only BY the haunt Q
memory, yet his vision Of tn
beast, is not to be compare
with his recollection Of the love
ones at home. For in this visio
we find him in the Spirit on tn
Lords Day. And what he sa
in that vision be saw with Il
spiritual eye, And he stood
it were upou the sands of Il
sea scanning the impure waite
Of the mighty deep and fatho'
less blue, from the very founta
head, Oh down through the g
mails of time, and he watched t
waves of Justification as tn
swept past him in their m
- career and still be watches the
going on. and on and carryil
with them the harvest. into t
dark abyss of ruin and there t
harvest lies pied up in heaps
rubbish dilapidated mount
ota mangled mass Of thousar
of lost souls
,,. -,
And John stands viewing t
great ruin. which was once
harvest OF golden fruit.
now nothing but a culver
mass of souls: who through
had,vioiated Gods Law; Tot
mighty host belonged the {
nirg Israelites Of old; and VI
CaTis arose rtom tue dedd
host with the Gentle wol
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-28

Cdulc All VA, SoiiAC w
life, and some to everlasting
contempt. Wherefore JOHN
says: /
Here is wisdom. Let him
that hath understanding count.
the number. of the beast: for it
is the number of a man: and his
number is Six hundred three
score and six REV. 13-1S.)
And this man coming forth
like a beast, savage, powerful,
unites in himself all the attri-
butes of deceivableness, which
were left in the old Gentle
homestead. after Christ gives
them eternal life. And the foun.
tain head is 10 Rome, in the cha
racter of This beast (the Pope.)
The next step to be taken then,
is to prove by scripture, that we
are right in what we say. And
this we shall do. by setting forth
! the deceitful workings of the
beasts that John saw, while be
was on the Isle Of Patmos.
! And just as the Bible gives
we shall be able to ascribe to the
beast, that which is his own.
And the first on this point,
that we shall speak of is the
mystery of iniruity. And upon
this we hear Paul say:
Remember y not. that when
was yet with you, I told you
} these things.
AND now ye know what with
holdeth that he might be reveal
, ed In his lime.
For the mystery of iniquity
doth already work: only he who
now letteth will let, until be he
taken out Of the way.
And then shall that Wicked bt
t revealed whom the Lord shal
5 consume with the spirit of hi:
: mouth, and shalt destroy will
8 the brightness Of his coming
e r. Thes 2-5-a.l
n 1t might be asked, who Wa
p Paul speaking of. in this Ian
d guage: We answer.
s "+tThat man of sin, Wao OF
If poseth and exalteth himself {
&c bove all that is called God: c
d that is worshiped: so that he a
ID God sitteth in the temple OF Go
N shelving himself that heis God
lie e ,Thes. 2-S-4)
w We learn this man OF sin Wi
ne to be revealed after Paul S tin
as for he said that the MYSTERY
be iniouity had already began
RS work in his day and he stated
m US, what hindered or with hel
lin that be should be revealed.
m. And these words of Paul &C
he firms the prophesy of DAM
ley which saith.
lad Aud he shall speak gr'
I'm swelling words aga inst the NJ
ng High, aud shall wear out
me saints of the Most High, a
me think to change times and la
OF aad they shall be given into
air I1auu. until a time, times {
nds dividing of time" Dan. =
Daniel also speaks of this n
his in the eleventh chapter
9 a thirty sixth verse; and the
But aItation of this man above
ing that is called God. Which
life longs to, and is a portion OF
this mystery Of iniqui.y which
ain. ready worked in Paul's day,
hen has, and will work. until the
this Of superstition has had its c
rid. pleue day, and the dark Cloud
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-28
NOTICE, Saw. Mill Men

We have Sixteen Horse power Jumbo Engine in tine trim
and good upto date Saw rig for sale Engine worm slco
Saw rig S00 S2OOo in all Can be 5ough, for sl2oo sooo
down the rest to suit Also OF the very
BEST Colorado Special Call on US or write US At
Bush yknob Mo. The Colony trustees
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-28

No. 9, 80 acres, Is acres we'll
improved: DO acres more fine for
cultivation. the rest will do for
pasture land: Good house and
barn on it. Price SO. per acre.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-05-28

No. 10. 100 acres laying out
Land with good orchard. Has
been at one time under good i'm
provemept, Land above the
average. Those farms all lag
near BrushylsnobA Mo-. Call Oh
! US or write us.
q Address REV. l., S. GAR RET"
Brushyknob Mo.
Real e "tate
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e.
No. s. 160 acres, 40 acres well
improved, with house and barn
plenty of good water. lays near
Brushyknob Mo. Uncleared land
we'll timbcrcd 81 10000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
TALKS ON HEALTH
JOHN STEWART KENYON. NJ. o.
BaCkachc---C Cause and
Remedy

Nine trnfhs of at feminine back
srhr- are unnecessary Most Of Thorn
are NOT % dangerous us they are nm
comfortable. and they are nearly all
ur'frnfahlp
lsnor.ne 90" small percentage hat
afe quo 10 unu ual strains of acute
disorders. hurkHthe Ia due tn tuo
general causes constipation and do
ranr'wcnf OF the female orEan.
The latter fs bN Tar fUr most com.
mon md tho mOHf serious cause
Probably holt fhr woWeu fu Civilized
ooI'ff suffer from Hffi,fI ur. NJ tri.
nature and mo.f oft them Gro pro.
tsrtHhi.
n sonr back lrh.- u means trou.
Bile Nature BEL protratinr araiuet
our mi.freafmfnf. You arc over
WORKING yoursclf ahcn YOU .houId h.
resting Won are etuIuing t0ur
rhfaiGu" at ta.kf un woman should
Wa hir- clothes In fbc usual man.
rrf Fl. fho uus greatest cause Of tho
n-nrruremruf. iIHf give Won hack
ache rnd other Discomfort
Don't Ho 90 N Won cBnnot afford
H I1unIf".. fou arouII nrd come
worn. of '~l'utrafIre tho heat, WORK
fanafroH. srfk from fru oeckl,
Sine p.Dfort VAT hing re4 ,
.'urr natural riofrsa clean. Or thaf
ou place Iu fun wash boIiar Trrnf,
Ifo minutes of hrIliu- fnkr. otorv
Hfrw nf Iff H|f Ihr ffnfIa. rIfhorf
HHrmHl fHUr Ir tra .IIrnfr.t q
t'ruf r"IftHGr HI1l dn fhrfr ea b
'nF. HrH .nu 900 NOT hstr fo rub 4
ih larW'rf Irr H package fhi.
v'"k CIV b. from rour efpcer
ipuN STEWART kENNON. " -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
SAYS He CAUSED THE FIRE AT
THe euRNS & CHURCH
STABLES RECENTLY.
- Nov Confined IN Allegheny County
Worshouse-Msy be Brought
Here For Trial.

Sitting in his cell al the Allegheny
county workhouse at Clairemont
where he IL doing thirty DAYS as a
suspicious character. Harry Flanagan.
former driver for the firm Of Burns
A. Church. confessed to having set
nre TO the compeny's stable some
time ago, ACCORDING 10 Deputy Fire
Marshal Kfndelberger. Flanagan mad
been arrested at carnegie following
the hring OF a large livery barn At
that place. Although he was suspect.
ed OF having set hrr 10 evera build.
tugs IN thus city m also having set
IRE 10 his own hone on two different
occasions, yet he refused 10 admit d.
Inc confession vas made TO Deputy
state Fire Marshal VI. q. KindeIb.rE.
or and Pre- Chief Edward Y. Rose.
both Of this city. who had gone TO the
jail ~ that place following his m.
generation. These two gentlemen
carried on an INVESTIGATION Immediate
" following the blazo and say that
conclusive evidence pointed IN him a.
the guilty party. Tracing every clue
cd at Carnegie for practically tho
same crime and. placed In the work
mouse Going 60 Clairemont ho. &C
cordins to the FIRE marshal. admitted
bis guilt.
ktnoeiberoer Talks
deputy Fire Marshal Kindelbereer
said last night 10 an In%telngencer 70.
porter; on the morning following
The nre a. Burns a Church's stables
that caused them considerable loss
thtef Rose and ! BEGAN an investiga-
uon. MI evidence that We could
Gather pointed TO Flanagan A. heinz
the man Who had sci FIRE 10 the build
ING He hesring that We were on tho
tn~VeEtgation. skipped out and went
20 CarneFie. Pa Following bis ar
rival there q large livery barn mys-
teriously cauzht hre. and only for
quick Nofs OF the hrcmen would has.
burned down. Evidenro in ina. csc
pointed 10 the same source ~ leJ
10 his arreIt a. a suspicious charar.
t"r and 30 days In Clairomont work
house
The chief and ] learned that he
vas there and Immediately went 10
80" him n Interviewed him on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
FEDERAL COURT
C0NVENES TODAY
REGULAR MAY TERM OPENS IN
THtS CITY THIS MORNING.
several Important Cases VIII BE
Neard Judge Dayton and
Court Attaches Arrive.

Tho regular MAY term Of the
ntted state court for the northern
district Of West Virginia will con
Nene IN the federal cour rooms. ~ g
City. this morning At IL O'Clock. with
Judge Al7ton g Dayton Of Phiiippi
presiding judge Dayton and court
attaches arrived IN tho city yesterday
afternoon and last uight. a. did also
%" iurors Who reside a. Il distance.
Clerk G.. q Kefsuver of Parkers-
burg arriVer yesterday afternoon.
Deputy clerk T. Y g Morris of Phi.
hppi and Initcd States Marshal &. y.
auth ~ Fairmont arrived last night
Assistant United States District
Attorney Harry N. Byrer arrived
sunday afternoon District Attorney
stuart " Walker of Martinsburg D.
not expected until later in tho week.
Tn" term d. expected To continue
over a. least two weeks. The civil
docket b. quite larze. 10 o. said. and
several cases are TO b. heard Two
white slave cases will come up DURING
tho term and several eases ~ boot
lo-ginE are scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
WATER RENTALS
AGAIN TAKEN UP
FINANCE COMMISSION HEARS DE
TAILED REPORT OF CON.
OlTtoNS.
Clerk Instructed 10 Make Conclusive
Report 10 be Presented 10 Coun.
cii Soon.

The question Of how 10 derive
rroator revenue from the vater svs.
TEN Of the city raised before tho
finance commission al itt meeting
last ni-hf lead to that body r.cnr,.
mending to the Board Of Control a
re-ratins Of the water rents II tn.
city. MIR = W. PAUL produced fig.
utcs 10 show that the yearly uuksap
OF p department exceeded the yearly
income by SSI.gls.fG. and the cruz
~ O resolution entered by tho same
tfntl'mau was to the eject that the
rity should tfy 10 overcome that de
felt.
clerk - c. Brown q instructed
10 make a conclusive report Of the
committee That they miEht make q 70.
port 10 council a. SONS" future dmo
Tho committee is of tho opinion that
~ ts about To- tho end Cf Dol. WORK
Tor the present. the various rpmmtf
toes IVA O. submitted their reports 80
divers times Captain otto stated
that the license committee had 90.
cciVcd a communication from tho
state IHN COMMISSIONS iu which no
stated that DO r.tY could not ,nr
articica which were exempt hf ,hr
state
Mr. PAUL ~con'onded In hls report
81 tho water co.uuiitce that tho ~
nestle consumer paying more In
proportion % n water consumed
Than any large corporation 10 stated
thpt b private fauiliea are undul.
taxed Tor their wafer That they are
PAYING about 50 usr cent 81 tho wa
fHr rent OI tho rifY Tor ~ Der cent
~ Tho product while the large con
sumner or corporation .s pHtinr ~,
nrr cont n fns pro rata Tor - prr
cont OF the water consumed by fhn
city.
Doc question 81 90 nhefhrr or nor
tho drputt auditor could hs gwen hr
Wrft Of riork OF tho fff.t branch
uf council doIrE away with obi. pp
tn on va fat.eI and n roa0luf on
'rfer"d hat 81 rIli1. Do had from thr
city solicitor 81 10 t@prtsfnInE frr
rental u' Jr'FuI1. and other rn.
fi Hwnrf un tff property Thee
t1nIn fff"r chen H~0youfr.I fu meet Of
fl. cali of fu. fhaIsrau fp uuieh fr.
Ofk uI frn committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
ST. LUKE'S PARISH
ELECTS VESTRYM MEN
AFHu1L NETTING OF MEMpGRs IN
TINE CHURCH LAST EvErrNG.
Reports Made by OFFICERS SHOW All DE-
psrtmenfs 20 Be In Excellent
Condition.

ne surIsI meeting Of the rruErssa.
Won ~ 81 lukca g. A. church MAS H,Id
l'A''fuH' evening o. q ncIurk boo IHa
HhnfF +fN"pl rooms uf the fHursn.
4 h" annual report for fhe past tstr us.
f'Ah sUd f1f report showed f.Ht 90.
NOUNS hHd h''u vel aftInd.d and
lINf VIC W~'mbfrHhiu Nl the NhuftH o.
Increasing This wac fYIIYv
~ ~ n report of fnf general frs4aun.
"l iN. ffur'h. niish Show 100 fHnt rne
rhNfrh wac In - good financial snufI-
ii"n Tho report uf tho miHrIunHr.
i'rF urrr nna very gratifying foo IN.
Ni' hHH'i fhai mot wUutf iH h.Ir-
raised for missions then H-rrsf.I,r.
r'pprf ~ the Jubilee |4rd was uHf. b..
. w. 'H"1. trurtfr of Ihs FUND NU .r
we .nft"uH 0CuTrfWrufr ~ fts ,hurrH
o. uf.I rr ei ~ GO sunds. -.B...I
classes showed f.Hf geo. ftur.I .. fu d..
t~0urtHhinE condition Which .ta t.r.
rnr-urnFtnE Go thr W.wh-f. off fHs ..u.
ErrEafluu
F%nllpeinr che report. off fr. tHriala
department ~ tht ,iurrh. fhr fYiI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
FLANAGAN MAKES CONFESSION
TO DEPUTY STATE FIRE MARSHAL

subject With little trouble on our
part We got him TO confess To thu
setting ahre ~ the Burns 4 Church
stables. but could get him TO say
hothing a. TO the origin OF other TIRE
OF which he was suspicionsd. He VIII
Don nnlsh his sentence there ami
~th probably be brought back here
Tor trial Men OF the class o. Plan
aEan are called 'pyromaniacs.' ~ /,
seeming 10 have a mania FOR starftne
hres. N his seemed to b. livery
barn nres."
Flanagan vas indicted before the
grand jury yesterday or a charge 81
sfson n viii De- brought back To
ms county and coEhnsd in the coun
~ jan Just a. OOn a. his period of
confinement expires At tho pennsyl-
wanna house o. detention Whether h..
VII hEh' eNtradltiOu or not b. a quos
uon. hounC FLANAGAN Vas we'll
known IN the city anu rad worked a.
q teamsier Tor several concerns IN
The city. being a driver for he Al
ans LNpr'ss company a. one time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
NUZUM AT MYSTIC
"rsnd Chaneellor Commando Of IN.
"rana Lodge Of Hnights Of ryth-
las Pays Official visit.

ON" ~ The most enthusiastic gather.
us. "i knights OF T.thtss ever Assem-.
hl'i ~ Elm Grove. was that At tho re- a.
i nouns or Mystic lodge No -. IN
ilw Grove. last evening Grand 1bs,.
''il"r Sawucl u Nuyun1. 81 Fairmont
n'sh'Et official in the West Vtrgtots
tfFfnp is"d-' 81 tho order. raid tpc
l'iF. an official visit. end spoke a. ths
m'nh.r' on the wori. Of the order in
general. W.
% was tho first Vtsst Or the ehanreUnr
,"umHnd"r Co tho Eltn Grove fodEss rd
tho members turned out in fare9 p,,,,
h'fH In addition 90 tho talk delivered
n' 'rand 'hpncellor Nuzum. Suprcm.
lT'aE' k'pr'H"ntsttNr James ~ Hcan.
and other members spoke Foucvt,y
ih' Nb'''h's or the evening. rsfrcrt.
m'ntf we're served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
MAPS COMPLETED
svbr'itteo to Post ONCE Officials and
Free Delivery OF Mail TO Suburbs
Expected TO Follow.

According 10 report YESTERDAY
maps OF the out-the pike towns have
heen completed and forwarded "a
postmaster 4. ~. Wiedebusch. 4, is
said that The post Office suthortties
rom the post Office department al
Washington will be- here in a few
DAYS 10 look over the situation and
decide on the matter as TO whether
me outthe- pike people should be- fur
nlshed with city delivery and n 20.
the most convenient place Tor ths
iocauon OF a branch station.
According 10 reports said to have
come from Mr. Wcidebusch there Is
liiil" doubt that q station will be =.
abolished in M pike district. and n
thought n will be AZ Elm Grove.
The mail from this station whereye,
located. viii BE- delivered to tho resi.
dents from Pleasant Valley TO Patter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
BUILDING COMPANY
Schmulbseh Building Co. Ellie. Ger.
theste Of incorporation WITH
County Court

\ certificate ~ Incorporation was
Med yesterday b. the Schmulbarh
building Company with q capital
stock Of $4,000 The new COMPANY
is composed ~ Henry Sc~hmulbach. p
y Schmulbach. y T. Yeager. a D.
Narschncr. Louis Hertachv and . .
fark at 81 this city \ power of
attorney was granted 10 John y Ar.
benz The principal works of tho
company are 10 hc located in This sitv
nnd ~" company ls authorized go sell.
deal tn and dispense 81 real estate.
also 10 make any changes and other
work 10 buildings
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DRUNK TURNED Loosu

"r nfInN charge was turned 1000 o.
WHOM hr TOLD tro judge THAT h, vlr
r'fif'f fH ftIufiuE p.1I. Nuu IHsu..
e. urHnH ana H..uriHrI.. wH. nred sIn
fud ru.f. l'- fH. hHi been lrf,etrI on
,-uuILL-t ~ IL VIII.
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ing Nestrymen we're elected to serve e.-
me ensuing year T. y sands. = w
boMt" ". 5. S-nds. Chsriss ~. copp. IA
J. Bod, +. = Zook. Hr. = Al Baird. a.
IsNlor J NJ. Nis-tliu-. Geor-e Il.
hosers Dr. r . downing and ". ..
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son returned a verdict ycaterlts otter
f5S.SS t-3. Robinson npp.af,I 49,.
"Nn attorney defending his own suit
put w = good hcht hut lost. The l.t-
ION vas brought due g. some o. crhaul-
tng being done q car of she defrrgr,,.
bN the platnttn \ strange roiurid.r
appeared The action was over r.pHIrx
was Mr. Hupp Otto.
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WELL DOWN 20 rCer

~ D. understood Thar ufrH0u. who
Nrre interested boz Tho water q1attIor
W Tho tif. usnf fo fhr fr.f VOL Hf
Warw God and urfd DO tfatsfda
Tho rrN waH rurur.ff fu Er drfitf
f0 r. depth ~ 20. f.sf. huf tho claim
ihai H wac oulJ drilled io a depth of
sn ffst