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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-03
TO STOP YELLOW FEVER.
Mexican Cities Will Be ylsited t
 Imnroye Sanitation

Mexican Cities Will Be ylsited to
 Improve Sanitatfons
 LAREDO, Tex, Feb. 3.-A party of distinguished physicians have left this city en route for>the City of Mexico for the purpose of holding conference with the members of the superior board of health to devise means to prevent a recurrence. of a yellow fever epidemic such as visited northern Mexico and the southwest border of the United States last year.
 ; :, The personnel of the party is well known physicians and health officers among the number being Dr. c. F, Wertenbaker of the United States pub. lie health and marine hospital service.
 The itinerary of the party includes visits to points where yellow fever gen crates, such as Tampico, Linares, Vic toria, Monterey, Vera Cruz and cities along the coast of the gulf of Mexico.
 A thorough inspectic- f these cities will be made and the campaign of edu cation and sanitation begun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-03
Probate Assembly.

The annual meeting of the Connec- ticut Probate assembly will be held at the capitol Ill Hartford next week Wednesday at 10:3o a. Ill. Howard II. Knapp, of the Fairfield county bar, who. for the past ten years has been an instructor on Connecticut practice at the Yale Law school, will deliver an address on Probate Jurisdiction ' An ample oportunity will be afforded for q general discussion of any ques- tion the probate judges of the state may bring forward. Officers will be elected and committees appointed. Ed- dent and Joseph E. Banning is secre- taTy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-03
SITE FOR STATE ARSENAL
President Melien Fav0rs Disposing of
 the Consolidated" Work Shop.

The commission appointed by Gov ernor Chamberlain to procure a site and plans for theproposed new arsenal and armory, met in the governor s room at the Capitol, in Hartford Mon day afternoon, Governor Chamberlain as present ex-officio of the chair. Every member of the commission were present. Nearly four hours were spent in discussing the different sites suggested. Col R. s. Woodruff, of New Haven, d member of the site commit tee, presented letter which had been received from Prsident Mellen, of the 'Consolidatd'' road, as follows:
 Dear Sir
 Your favor of the 1st is at hand. The matter of the disposition of our shop site in Hartford is one that will have to be considered by our board of directors and I will take pleasure ill pressing the matter for consideration at the next meeting.
 Personally, I may say to you that l shall be in favor of such disposition of the site as you suggest think 1t to the interests of the city of Hartford that such a plant shaslld be located elsewhere, and I believe the disposi- ton you have in mind of the property will certainly add very greatly to the attractiveness of the Capitol grounds, a result which should appeal to all our people, and trust will. will further communicate with you after having learned the opinion of my associates. . Yours very truly,
 c. $. MELLON, President. The commission looked at this site, as well as others that had been sug- gested, and adjourned to meet at the call of the president, when some def nite action will probably be taken.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-03

It pays to advertise in the Demo- crat's Penny -a-word'' column.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-03
The Boston School Teachers

Are accused of being addicted to the habit of chewing gum. very harm less affair. Chewing tobacco is a dis agreeable (some say filthy)s habit. ex- cept to the cIewer. Chewing the rag" is perhaps one of the worst llab- it's; quarreling over some trivial or sometimes serious affair. Perhaps making the fire in the morning is re- sponsible for some chewing" but if you get a bag of BROWNS QUICK FIRE CHARCOAL it will cause a spirit of serenity to overspread the house. .-.s,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-03
Martial Law Revoked.

E CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Feb. 3.r- Martial law has been revoked here, all the prisoners in the bull pen being de livered to the civil authorities. John NJ. Glover, former congressman from Missouri, was arraigned in the district court on a charge of having attempted to kill Sergeants Dittemore and Smith. He pleaded not guilty and was released under $6O0 bond
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-03
ONLY PAWNBROKER IN CITY,

who advances the full value on your valuables. We have great bargains in Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry and Musical Instruments, etc, and all kinds of unredeemed pledges. We do fine Watch Repairing at low prices and guarantee our work for two years. M. GREEN, 213 Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-03
ACHING CORNS

Our Corn Salve is just as sure to remove aching corns as the sun is to rise. It is no experiment.. A little box goes long way in making ''life's walk easy. Fitzpatrick's phar- macy. Telephone 634.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-03
Cllran Dry Goods Go Our Sale of Silk Rem nantS Started This
 Morning.

Judging by the crowds seen at the counter this morning the values of this annual event have been remembered. Early visits are advised, as the se- lection is decreasing every min ute.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-03
Remember the number, 292 Bank.
DID YOU EVER FAIL.

To notice that a we'll dressed man is particular as to his linen ? Otherwise he would not be well dressed, "ergo" he must be particular about the laundry he patronizes. We not only have facilities equal to any in the state, but due care taken of the smallest details enables us to guarantee longer term of usefulness to all articles that go through our hands. Happy new year to all.
 WATERBURY STEAM LAUNDRY.
 lz CANAL STREET
 sranch afaes. s1 Grana skEaAa
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16
How About Tex
as Co.,
FOR HEAT AND GRASS
RAISING.

III answer to the request vi the
Ed. we shall express our thoughts
on wheat and grass. ! have seen
in thus neighborhond wheat. the
heads measuring five inches three
aud four grains IT, the mash. And
there are acres Of whent IN this
part Of Texas Co. tho heads meaa,
ures 4 in, and three and four
grains to the mash.
Now the reader will see from
this that there can be wheat grown
here to make even a profitable
business And 80 it is with M1
kinds ot grain, blue grass grows
spontaneously, so does clover and
timothy. And where you can
grow grass spontaneously Won can
raise sheep, hogs and cattle, and
have fine fat horses.
So if the Home seeker wish n
cheap home where the climate is
mild, and whore health reigns SUI
preme to any other; come to South
Mo. and especially to Texas Go,
and SETTLE down f,-ar JAH.Eille
Fowler Mo Vim. Swerngin.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16
IAls WEEKS CRESSiET is a SPECIAL ISSUE.

-1lhey viii not stop 10 hear the
explanation Of the innocent--I'he
innocent must do AZ biGden -
Whether il IN 10 be dpportpd or
mount the scalfQld Tho Union
menin Colorado must suffer to-
get'ler because Military power is
hnt led a'gainst them But il il
ll2ltt W deport mon from their
homes and families without know
ing Whether they have done q
wrong cT rot Again how can we
boast Of q band of Liberty when
men N dgHg from their bone and
I'mj'cp ~lthoWt committing 4
crime Or at least without SON
tance being pronounced upon
then ~ II law abiding cltizens--
lS il possible that we have a state
lA thIa Cfeat onion Of States
thar cannot force her laws in a le-
gal manner, II she cannot iet hei
ctIl upon the United States, and
demand ~ Investigation, and we
lrmly believe chat men will get
d legal hearing
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16

Licking il next in size. ana ls d
very pretty litl!e town, situated
- the center oF d fine fnrmiug
country about 81 miles f,um the
Il X. and hss & iinc triek high
schoo' building, bank, and brick
business houscs,
There nre n nahlber Of villages
IN tho coanty, all of wblch have
one or more general stores a
church, Il good school bnil,ling,
and all thnt goes to make up Il
thriving village
'exns couniyis also notod for
Tho amount Of Ginseng grown in
abo thc comfy seal, which Is said
TO equal in value that OF the total
whest crop Of The county.
Merchants bankers, lawyars,
doctors, hid other business men
as we'll rs fnrmers starting ginseng
gardens and plants and seeds com
mand large prices. Annie Iloifarth.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16
Frem Houston Democrat,

Tim Bowers, from, down on
pincy, was here Wednesday tran.
sacting business in County Court.
Tim is good farmer and has one
Of the finest farms in the county.
He,has already planted ITO acres
corn plowcd over twice, and rs
acrcs wheat. His wheat promises
large yield, but his corn is not
locking well.
B. c. Meador was here Saturday
and exhablted some good sreci-
mons Of jack taken from tho Cum
Minis farm At q depth ot7b feet,
The quality Of tho jack was good
and we arc informed thcro is q Eve
foot VEN oiit. We would like to
see q company organized with sui
ficicnt capital to furtoer investi
gate this prospect, II y can be
demonstrated that the minsral u
thore in paying quantities thcre
are plenty ci capitalists who will
take hold q and develop the pros
pect n
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16
As ! HAVE NOTICED, that

AS ! HAVE NOTICED, that
the Editor hns offered n special
issue lor the 10Th. and requested
any one who would 4hould write
on the opportunities OF the liyeli-
hood IN Texas County. cor what
can Il man DO with q thousand
dollars, And in reply will tell
some Of my own experience.
! came to Texas County over
six years ago With several other
families Ike myself, N poverty;
we first bought II saw mill for SIX
hundred dollars on time-We paid
for the mill and then bought a
tract Of land Of six hundred and
twenty acres and paid for it. In
three years we had The mill and
land paid for: The land and mill
was sold for Us, 600. So the read
er will see from this that man
in Texas County can do well If lie
viii only strive to do so,
lumber can be had al the low
sum OF 81. sc per thousand feet at
the mill 10th Oak and Pine.
john Bowers.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16
: Writer for the RuHAL Womb
Missouri Orchards.

Missouri il no, Edepl Bul when spring
goes trippiug by,
And rainbows fash around her in The
laughing sun-kissed sky,
When hills and wales are massive waves
Of pear|y pink and whilo--
As though the clouds nf sunrise sank on
earth as they grew bright
When apple blossoms drip their fra.
grance, from cach budding spray ,
Though Missouri is no, Eden, it is not
far away
III The glorious summer season when
spicy "red Junes" glow,
Aud ,,rcaks az brightness lure us where
the '.carly Halvestss grow,
While mockiJ,g birds whirl Ger us in q
rapture Of delight N
Aud we hear them softly singing sheii
happy dreams At night
Whom life ;s set 10 music and joyful
hopes have birth
Though Missouri is not Eden, 'tis !
type Of i on earth,
Ifyon doubt il, wait Till autumn thro
the orchards comes along.
And ripened fruit and silence take The
place Of flowers and song;
When a holy peace Ia round us, n
when angels walked with men.
And We feel that any hour may heholt
them here again, n.
When each thought becomes thsnksgiv
ing because life and ear,h are fsir.--
~ Missouti "a not Eden, we're % salts
led 70 care
-Adela 4. Cody
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16
A Home In The ozarks.

! am not sure that-I can write
anything Of interest to the many
home seekers regarding our
beautiful Ozark country, Beau
tilul in all ways to- me, VIC have
the best of water here in this
part Of the country, good pure
spting water or those that like it
best have no trouble in finding
water by digging or drilling from
70 to 40 1t, many people here have
both well and spring. some think
veil water is best for ores health,
| think either is all right iust so
t is pure living water.
Fruit of all kinds do well here
also the peanuts the fruit Of the
Ozarks' produce well here and
are so easily cultivated, and also
in the line Of vegetables there are
none but what do we'll here, and
more than that they have a bet
ter taste than fruit or vegetables
of other parts Of the, country,
that is they do to me, some other
may not agree TO that.
i think person with few
hundred dollars to spend on a
home could not do better than TO
come to the Ozark country to buy
q track of land and make a home
| know Of one 40 acres with a
spring l. A. in cultivation, So
apple trees, 25 peach trees, quite
a number of plums, and some
patches of small fruit such as
black berries and Strawberries
A small log house can be bought
for Sl75,00--l also know OF other
tracks OF land that are for sale,
but win not describe them now,
as | don't know what price is
wanted for them-I think this is
the place for poor man or one
Of small means to find and make
q home, in this our beautiful O.
zark country. e Myers.
Fowler Mo.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16
10 home SEEKERS AND
REAOEkS OF THE WORLD :
CEEsSFT,
WE WISH 10 SAY,

This littla paper resls It's being
upon the F0n datlon nf the Apos-
ties, .Jesns Christ teiNg thn Chief
Corner stone. Aud rs this Is q
Special iesue an3 us there shall
be a large number oi Sample Cop
pies goin To many purt Of the Uni
Ted States, probably whore it has
neyer bcen read We Shall say its
columns are dedicated to,iic truth,
and fur tne good Of mankind; 1t
is none sectarIaN, sc. religious--ln
its eitortsit teaches a rallElon that
is free from malice, hatred. and
supers,ition; and The church which
is Tree in its noole manhood and
furthermore, tae church that is
broad III is soul saeing power, ana
4,as aGo shnN Int no, broad
in oppression ana strife broad hy
The presence Of God, and not
broad by his absence. not broad
like the Sahara IA It's treeless, bird.
less, devices sands; or not broad
like the Artic Oceag, IN perpetAn.
silence and ice, but broad hko an
infinite paradise Of glory. tull Of
veidnre, good fruits, melodlous
music, industry happiness and
pure worship, eterDally; vide e.
nuugh IN l,s gates OF beauty TO
Welcome all 10 It's bosom that will
heed the peadines ot Christ,
"Come unto me al ye that labor
and ara hvavy laden, and J vii!
give give YOU rest.
1t has It's abode IN Mo. in the
Grand Old 0zarks in Texas Co.
: miles from Mountain Grove, Is
miles from Houston tho Go. sent,
md IL miles from Cahool all three
are thriving towns and are full OF
energetic people: We are glad
that uur situation are among the
best class OF people, and that we
breathe the pure air in the land OF
tho Big Ked Apple; and that the
CREssEr haseight lady compositors
who never tire ii their efforts to
help lit toa higher sphere The
dow beaten condition Of fallen hu
mamty. So We trpst that whoever
may Ihnnce To- read one VI the
special issuea may SEQ the hidde:
gem Of Progression and subscribe
for tho ,CREssET forlt 10 70 the peo
pie, forthe people aud will stane
by thcpeoplet
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16
IN DOES APPEAR, HISTORY
Will REPEAT IT'S SELF.

One wrong decd done by some
hend, and then years OF dark
sMilitarism, ColGrado is net Iar,
nish,ng anything new to the
word--Its the history of the world
repeated, Some dark deed pE di-
nomiting-By some demon god;
are quickly followed by brass
buttons and bayonets. France
has lad it, England has been
there, and Russia makes her
Military stronger by the fear OF
assasinations. But all this does
not Justify Colorado for holding
all Unionmen responsible tor the
dasterly deed Of the dinamting
at Cripple. Creek-There is no
doubt but many Of them we're
shocked and horrorihed at the
shock as much so as others--Bu'
. crazcd public of monopoly back
cd up BY Militarism does notstol
q reason especially when Militia
ism takes the lead in the fight,
For Militarism is not reason
IN is generally the brutal. executio'
OF the plans Of Que or two men
Ss And right. or wrong Just 2
unjust, the plans are carried on
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16
no HOME SEEKERS.

Are you looking for a homo in
the OzarkSy II so, we believe
you could not do better than to
come to Fowler 10 locuto.
Fowler is u small sillagc, locat.
vdl ~ the south western corner
OF Texas county nine miles from
Mountain Grove, the nearest r..
II. town.
We already have one gocd gen
eral store. and mail twice daily.
with It branch post Office snpplied
from our Office, We have one To-
cal paper, and a local saw-mill
where oak lumber can be pul-
chased for building purposes at
prices to suit your pocket book.
Mountain Grove furnishes us a
good market for everything, be-
inga modern up-to.date business.
place, and the shipping center OF
the fruit section. 1t has a com
plete telephone system, electric
lights, canning factory, cheese
factory, .tinc brick business
blocks, a fine two story high
school building, numerous church
es, and cod storage plant Of
$4,000 barrels capacity, costing
$4,000.
One mile north OF town be.
tween Mountain Grove and Fow.
Ter, is situated the State Fruit
Experimen Station. and adjoin,
ing Mountain Grove are a num-
Der of fine y ,ple orchards OF i'm
mense size. In and around Fow-
Ter are also 20 be found several
large orchards, and others are
being planted each year.
Improved land can be bought
from 81 to SIS per acre accord
ing to location and improvements,
and farms of TO acres to l60 a.
cres IN size can be found that
will make a nice home for the
family who is willing to improve
it, To all who are looking for u
home, we would say come and 10.
cate in our midst and you will
find here people whose hospit.
ality is unsurpassed and who
will extend a welcome to all who
will come with the aim to help
build upand develspe the coun,
try. Annie Hotfarth,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16
~----a-H-
Can A Man Make Money
IN The "OZARKS"

Kind Editor:
have heon asked
the above question by Northern
aud Western men, ] take the lib
erty Of answering through the
columns of the WoRLp's CREssgT.
] answes yes!
lst, BY sheep raising.--I be.
lleve there is more net profit in
sheep raising for the amount Of
capitol invested than any other
kind Of stock, for example, one o.
our farmers, started into winter
20 head Of ewes valued at about
$ST 90 lost four heaI, never fed
them anything just let them run
on pasture, turned them 70 hay
stack five or six nights during
winter when snow was to deep for
them to get ANYTHING on partme
He sold sBs. .38 worth of wool
and raised 81 head of lambs that
will average $500 per head at
price lambs are selling now, max
| ing . total profit of sl3l.S3 from
an $500 Investment.
! Another farmer wintered 20
head of ewes at the cost Of 25e
nor head besides pasture. these
ewes were valued at $4,000 He
sold S28 Is worth Of wool aud
raised Is lambs valued at $500
per head making 4 total profit of
/ $63. l5 from aes6O 90 in estment,
This man lost several head by
dogs
1 End. Poultry raising ia getting
to DO quite M industry here alsc,
lin the month Of April there was
I$lO,So000 worth of eggs alone
shipped from NJ. Grove.
| lii the last l3 months I have
bought 81, ,570.70 worth Of produce
Lin this immediate neighborhcod.
i 3rd, Fruit growing ID gettins
to be, the leading Industry here
land before long ! believe we vii
4 lead the world in the production
Of The big Red Apple gs
Il Buy more sheep, raise mor'
poultry, SIT out more orchard, /
the advice Of w. A. H,f'ali
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16

meals at your table would bc re.
iished by the wcalthiest capitalist,
provided that his appetite was not
destroyed with brandy or cham
pagne, and he would willingly
pay any price for the nights rest
You win hayo in your comfortable
home.
Stay where you are, plow less land
and grow better crops SCI, more
stock and less grain, organize q
Grange al your schoolhouse, i you
can; il not, ask your neishbors to Join
you in an effort to make yoar coun.
try better worth living in. See il you
can get your county judges 10 put
up some bridges. If you can not, 90
in with your neighbors and build
them yourselves. Repair the roads
roll the stone into the mudholes and
sledge them up, haul few loads Of
gravel from the creek and put on the
stone, Develop the land and don't
talk about leaving South Missouri
where you grew to manhood, and
where you know every man, woman,
and child, every stream and every
hili, within miles Of your home,
CDR Lyen.
Georgetown Brown CO, Ohio.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16
Texas co. MO.

This Co, is the largest in the
state and is equal 10 sizs TO The
entire State OF Rhode Island
j, ia siinnied in the southern
part OF the State IN The great fruit
growing belt of the Ozark Noun
iaios, The climate is mild, and
ow'ng to the attitude ls froe from
malarla, while the water IS pure,
c'enr. cold and good.
The surface of the country L,
somewhat rough and broken but
is admirably adopted TO mixed
farming.
An abundance Of fine timbe is
TO be found for huiIdiug purposes,
and tor fuel, and great deal is
sold annually
Tame grasses, wheat rye, onts,
corp, potatoes and all kinds of
Vegetables are raised in large
quantities, and stock'raising is one
at the most profitable industries
Of tho O2arks.
The apples, peaches. pears.
plums cherries, and tho great vart
city oi small fruits must be eecn in
order to realize tho possibilities
OF this section, as fruit growing
country
The specimens Of minerals
found IN various sections give
promise of N vast wealth, which
when developed will equal that Of
tho lead and zine mines of the
western part Of tho State.
People coming here from other
sections often object to the gxeat
number OF loose stones found on
the surface OF the Soil, bnt they
soon learn that this disadvantages
is more than Offset by the good
water with which the country is
so abundautly supplied
Houston is tho county seat, and
is pretty inland town located
ncar tho center of tho county.
ltSs ~ milos from Cahool. the
nearest r. II point, aud has II
population OF between 500 and
1000, Of progressive, energetic
hospitable. sociable paople, and
lis surrounded hy some fine farming
country, being but short dis
tancc from pincy River.
\ II has a fine brick court house
land under the court house 10 the
basement, is the Jail, m up.to date
/ modern structure containing the
--latest psitern IN steel cells and
other iix'ures. 1t aleo has a moderr
4 brick school building costing ovel
5000 and supplied withthe lates
A appliances Tor school work. ant
contains a good iitary, and em
lploys . teachers, the principa
employed for this year being
graduate cf one OF tho State Nor
mai school.
\ II has arc general stores, TIVE
hardware, four grocery, two drn'
stores, ono second hand, aud on
gents furnising store, besides sev
eral smaller business places; ON
bank, hotels, restaurants, ant
! boarding honsos.
!, The churches are we'll represent
. cd, there being fonr nice Commc
! dious church baildings in tn
t town, and amcng the various sec
\ ret orders may be mentioned th
> A. +. "A. M. !. o. O, f., \ Of |
!. N. W. A. w. o. w, and ot6srs.
y Cabool is the only r, r. tow
| in tho county, being next in siz
Il to the county seat, and isa thirty
ing business place, and . goo
Il market for the farmers OF the SUI
Il rounding country.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-16

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