PROCLA M ALTON

TO all wAom 1t may Concern, Greeting
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Know ye that | ULYSSES WARE, proprle-
TOR of the 4 Columbian Fountain having IN
view the good of the community, and belley-
ing that a paper conducted on independent
and honest principles, such as characterize
this, will be greatly pronotive Of that object.
], therefore, on this seventeenth day OF April,
1916, declare, while my life IS spared, said
paper snail be perpe,uated with its present
principles.


If, therefore, there be any opposed to our
enterprise and hoping 10 rejoice in It's failure
let them know that all such enmity and ex-
pectation are valn-the only rejoicing must be
with It's friends. To those who have hitherto
encouraged US by their means and influence,
but may have entertained fears Of our final
success, we give the assurance that we are
firm, and nothing short of Divine inlerposition
can stay our progress! BY the blessing of
God we will print and circulate. Our friends
shall not be disappointed