davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28
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bar e3sm,uoe uuo iollit ultt III Wu
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Stoer.
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lcBta 99pbt NmSuin'ultn Wdtt
npt oab auh ourh nn p'el.A &tlin
Der 6lrmtr an Der Stlitliunl x. Atdtr
iur Ole g9tistniadt asbmo!rt Wl,N.
g'isle hltiiat 6Armtr woNuttn BEN
bel 6rlu Apblnua %rnemmtr N
Gatlt Nod abath0lteuen Wrtln't BET.
Spbn 3oliul trtdne bort elusu 2Eldh'
riatn Sirl iur $1,000.
Ter iunat Strr Scitph Sbrimp'
transportilte icine Sabitllsttlttn nat
Asiferipn Gto. er piro ooIt eel Gen
@rrtsriiien S6rimpl ump SpNt III
EitnIt irtttu.
gbtnic NIP uas ber dltt Strr Sean
sumutsur ih Sdlot pstla''en rno ben
Rtf islnsr Sass in Der pdueiraei
ptrltbtn. er bat ielnt Sarm AT 'ti'
ntn Scbn gtpTe etItaait.
Shpbdn Ssilbtrs uao Jcba Srtn'
a.r batter plt 3at ptu BET 81.
2bpmas.
Am Ha9mittaat be- 2Stsn Ctt.
pire .et Sean'a, 9r,eiiaoi bier eas
hl. saimmsut Der airHluga iptnstu.
sti isiast 0urauiis sara eisIs e'<,
asne ipra6 esr alaef,raett esld
etrlaain yfittsrs pot uhe sinstlift
als Ssi&tssana sis 9aarh' era'
| litfiyriI. .olanffl.s
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28
\ SobH yolbana. Y

,sreltop, beu -. September 9 lllr
WdrQens Uerihisb mad turFr Grant'
bti, woblptrit1en nit ben bl. Sterbe-
idtramenien. 5rlu Polbans in Hitter
D0n 81 S0brtn
Ger Gtritorbene lurte III Il. SnaIs
Qeboren. Gr erlcrrte nit ieinen lllHs
gtren 0rilrerl bel itinem Ydtfr. hen
btrulmi,n 5burmubren'6 6abritanten
oas ll6rmld)crlcihlit. Nls lunNr
Mam t0m Ct litrlcr mo naAoem sr
einige Sabre bti icinsm @cltcr Gbyif
NO,r 9earbeitct. ptrtbalitte er lil nit
gtnna 6aIirnp. Gr btSoa biz Veorg'
U. GaIirop 0el rjge GGrm an oey Big
UIoriea I'no iiinf Sjbre ipltlr llcoeltt
er iit in g9cnpbalia all. Nier Iilrb
i'm mai 1875 ielne Satin lbm MIR
unmitnoile hnoer linttyIniglo. Net'
manott nahmtr Ilt oieisr al uno Rols
bans elmarb ITO itlntn EtbCnsnnitr'
bait nit ieintn Gjtihlitc. SpdlCr
tluits CT Die &lumbott ltt (ltGlae
0cjtmonn fotm ON C'nlc 6iunt BET
Satlc Npd 1,l0e lung'tt lotItr
ubnnaDm ole 0m21allwA, "alo
mdOem hN otdt lohicr p0tcini0st
Ut;iuIl,c 1T 0rt 6Orm uub u tmctt n9
micotr ltlutm @cmnbt II or Sidot
nobel CT bls "a ltlntm 8ooe otl' etlt'
NcH NluyAdIt iubyt,
Clt 0cn 800 bee WlierS berlutrc'
NMot nN0: WUnlIoma IL hmelitr
Gnuomial III NiUntaUlIlt, Seras nno
3milllu99itwth MarIa (Sapclter
SdbrIt,l in 9jIltplle, SamOs. Ra'
lbarlnl in Ct. yIujs iiaO e!inb'tl.
oiaiin ocs 0trm @eorl Sbatitr bti
lutI,ttr cs iit ihAie Oab Il: an Sooess
tale oes @ltcra tintm Solrtsn oas
yspsn ittntte.
,3lptj Speittrn, 6rau Qcl1mdnn II.
frnu WhB in St. SOuIs mobnlli
uberIeben otn Sruotr.
gie ivoiiht 3hat ots Netlto;bersn
purot leB,en Sdmsta1 Nntcr aroBer
8etbeiliaun0 dni bjsll9tm gOltesadsr
sur leBltn Snht btIattst. 0|os' tr
rubtu in 6rieotnl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28
sreuiinss 2. 2a'ota.
23t,n september, 1905.

zoIsH -tpltWutl, l'"''
Nus prociines South Iatota
id,ttt uns rulty aIlrr Gteuno lbO
Sdauwt6er: Stjt mriutr N5rtiis Don
Wsipballa brrtIi, i1 al: NBent bar
SrOItu Iii1. Sc. ltBt ben oritteR
Staat. g9istOdlil mar ods crite 6elo
meiner 3baiisielt, oann MinneIotd
nno nun beiinOt ih mid in Soutb
9lto!a. " berritt bar oo: laopitr
gfstter uno matt ols RSjIcn Yer lnn=
1rn. 4Ran ilbyt bier ni,1t aui lo!pt'
ri3en GanonraB:u; e. ssht nitt NtrA
AL &9r9 ab nj! III Der neimat) Mi
lulri; e it Tier a.les ctene T'airIe
ori Ter man ihnelI unO O5ns ultlc
@.OJt uno Grituttsrunael II rr'tCen
Gois y. nui btr 99citpBlla .Mall
ptt bon Elmer 6am jur an>e Ell
delnnlt. 3isis ,5rips" iin> Iat 10
Gulcntbm ols cine 6abrt anI cwtm
NilNlli,ppl TNmpiCr corr wic od-
mails an Pami'unl0gc dui on' ler'
ma,0llbct Glaze 6lNNc wojl tt
gClnn Qampisr .Nleo:yit gun 5dlrt
nag togptboMs Slnoun9 btanpit
SOUTH Gl'otd ~ otn @lldlt A,m,
ntlo,a an N0ocutcitl'lmbei pao
&lunl ubui,t, 9@Is,onNu bat mllI
tnuhidrn Nn0tu uuO Der Un,tIl1t
S.cll N buualtct ME 9RlnourL Stl
gRur'bltlo mo Noltp t0nnel noe
llrims Atitonm rtletH. ,in ellen
Uon mir buslttn es9ulntn NJ oas
Qprn 'tbr gut. g3tiwn rAic5l clne
urIle bon II - -. WrIit -
mo Na,sr IS @iia,ia UoM &t.r.
OiCr in Sclt9 Iltotl Iisht mob olsl
We,itt uno 0nltr ii Slots aul
benz 6tfot. Ter frsIs ots Glao,s n
81 - - k9uItr per 9lder me n
MlnntiOtd.
Ginsn rlbpiger N9sntCr NHlltn
Die iton iuri lusroenoen 2h1t NIT;
Ct mub aud mauae Ndt III Anlpygt
w6mcn uno bat oft Die GkI.lcnltil
osu .larcn QimmsI o,s Erousltnss
III bcmunotrn. Scuts 1T msin 3eIiss
,i,l gnelmt, 3. 9atota uno no i5
mor1sn Isir werot. ods ptib Der 0ims
mel. Die ejtihrf'e g,brn iIcn. 2h
3eotrmlnn wetB els otr non mir Ucrr
taulie .6Ioger 0nU.r" Der be'tt I'M
NIarlit lit, babe id msntr TIrml wrs
hnihb ;wti bis prei Crorc@ ClnjH'
ltn0tn.
3um SdIuNt ibsyi,nee l4 GIr u0o
alien mriuta Ileber 6rtudoCn III oar
Oeimlt mlntu 0ruB - lebct 00S
Upbl bls gum Geitoerisbtn!
Sbrc. ShauipCdtr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28
Ghambrriaiu's nuffrn islsei,in hilff
Die natur.

Reoniueu, eis eie Aaiur btiien, itao
lnImer am Wtrildmi;tn. ShdmesrIdm'S
Nufteu ReeSin hdueCli mad oitlcm Ndnt.
sic bait Den Nuten nrttt, Ioh Ntn AuoruT'
mt bilit Die &atur, naa SpNsm tn CurH
seiunotu Suitaue p,tetrhey,Uhtlen St
Il, uber etntn arobeu (hsIl Ger drlliuttn
S9tlt Ihrsr uuithipbdreH SI9en'dd'itU mtatn
berubmt. laWeupe babSu tprtn boatn Nt'i
bcseuat. Sic wyTIi aeaen lsec An!dat, NdF
cine GridItunl IN etWt ACKNOWLEDGMENT
abergrbt. 3Um Seg,du' bt' :. !. it'tisI ~
60.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28

IN ltBicr sgoh, otriprn6en mir
orn gitru Nes NrAtbuiB Der %rllmm'
luna DE Nu;t4 intorpOrranG unltres
Sidotbcus lm ItBttu WItuob itdtt'
iano, Ut btrihcg. Am ielbeH Nbcno
batter lit ian aAt Yiir9tr g3cltphOlia
cln0,iunOtn. NturD ". Nurut wuros
gum NorilBruocu mo 6lIpdr 6thtel
,um StlrCi0r erununt. Nnhoem bic
Sadie cires yOnltr'u btiprcher 'tic'
utn ale !lmpticnbtn ,lir Sutprpoyca
ton ~ ltln Aui cmcr ipAtcrtu Ntr'
iammlunl martu clri9t otr WtluNla
ed6 Antorpoution etm GlaotNen
nanibeilt9 itlu tonne. Eir WtbiabI
le0ott lrlr uuo blltb Der NnEht OAs
,Nnccrporntim ben @uyltrn 10 NIX
benz z doiten Nlbsr gum Notibeit
atleithtS wh,ot. 81; Sdhe Qtolcb III
iOwtii oab tu aus iiiui Nlr9tu be-
ntbruot: 6pmitt stuNnnt purot, WtI.
dos Die WytnilinltG 81 ttrmmn Eat.
An ieintr @obndnl in Si. Qoul%
ltorb | llbr Souuill NiolQtu nnA
lnnaertr Hrlutbtit init Dan bl. Sitrbt.
ialrlmtnirn wcblpcritbtn. Ntrr Nos
lepb Y. Wutnhraih. Gcr &cntorbe
ut erblitlc im Sabre 1857 bier III
gacitpbnIia COS yiht orr a0tlt, 2ll$
SunQlml trIt;ntt CT odA Ghubmnttr'
baucm,t III Der NtrulyO gNtlt,r-
mann',hru NtrIiilii. Spdtlr b,Nab
er IT'D nat q, youlS mo CT III ,llcm
@,ottrn WcltOiie NnIitUuGl 'ano.
tort ptythtilttt CT no nit SdiOlrlna
Rdlct uuo iabluit cit tI0t%eS W;'
,ttdi,. Wrct0R Elotu init SALOON
ptytuuotu, wtlbtS IL NIT NAllc ltIUtS
StbWaatrS ,nbttt. S9lltr tlonHcle
CT tutn Rauimameldotn III edrIluA,
Aopa mi 'c,atm &tupo 6rip 0i3
2Utilblhsr. 7ort ma tc On ~ ir0n'
ttln. er ubttl,tB olbcr ett Sabun9
oititS Wtihdlita tntn Suotr nnn iol
Inah 81. NOus ,uyiit. %aT htNm
nrlaaitt tr itiu @itdlislOtal in Ct.
Scuiv uno btabfttiait tint erbclunA@'
,tlit nnh CALIFORNIA. SRptB ptr'
| ltlimmtrtt Nt itiu Suitauo tdSIib bis
am Sonnidl Ger SopeSsnQtl Ian. ihn
! pcu ieinrn yeiotu iu rlo'tr. NthlI
ou @lttiu uno pu,i RiuNrru bttrdn'
ern ptr 9rh,r mo cine S6Wtlit'
| iein 0lniCbtiosn. U. s. Y,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28
Hunters Tnke Notice.!

Any person found hunting on on
premises, either with OF without
license, willbe prosecuted to the full
extend OF the law.
Jos. sfasSneyer, Ben F, Sehwartze,
Nv. Holtmeyer, Hem, Engelmeyer,
Hy, Schanzn,eyer, A. Ralkentuseh,
A. H. Wilde,
Frank Baumhoer; Phillip Luecke.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28
gOtales.


t7lcI Gti.
-drl. 3otaNna SOr9meper rciIle
EitnfOs naA St. Gonls.
-gglttue 9lbarina 9Nsruer btftn.
BIZ lih auf DIR SruHttnIllt'.
-auQuN S&aWmtder non SoclBs
tnph erIcoia's bier am Gltnlin4 De.
itaitt.
98iltnc ?Go,iglo rptilt CUR 3sit bel
ibrcm Sobus SoUs III 6rttbnr3 an'
stiuA.
-2'ca 5tOillus b.i;nott liA itit
fyclta1 FUR tiaigt 2b)hh ccr G'5o'
lung bthCIr.
- Std,i5 Na.t Gramjultor 9iit'
tpG4 bot &c Spto, WiC. lralttit hitr
Ilnihg .;iHt' NNit9.
rrtp. liaatr6. 9l Eitpnbvci
unb b,nu : .tw}N.L MI. GGNc ret
fM itli0u uat 1'. " IS.
Ser ptp0 Irbmtu,a it GimJ,
.la rus mtbtosRm &dud, bel trr
Bamillc NMIn i'o,tl }nrlt ndb Stt'
'tdon 6H0.
dit G0rlmt 0iIltmtp5r t,h1c
mad ldnQrm %lHitNt0JIie III 0eI
SiaatsbdupilldOt am EIeHlIa9 btinI
t Mgtttrn.
--Gral Ao3annh Nlcprpcter ~ Idt
:ini0e 9SO&eu blt'I9t Ntrpanote btlud'
ts, ttbrit Iebt.u Samlta9 Suritt nap
WdrinsbWtA
-Octu. Ats. &outlmp dNiiiiiyts
tei Dem an &onntal, 2Rontas uno
El,nstag IN 9Otlgtoun absehaIi'ntn
gierSGpun0sn' Gjebct.
-6tnu 3snrp Eruue refine 0elttrn
nah ,lciittian Gltu no tie elni9t Sage
0juI ibr1 Qtupdnoten, Der GamlIlt
6sw. 8oeB itin nib.
-3atuarr GsOros u. S0iNtsr
hirb IT'D am 20. no 30, ptr Otnleen
uno icirt EitlNt NCuen oIt folder be-
bh;itn. aa6tftb"n Ian H.
0trr ,lc3n &tbagcl bat baa ptr.
10 SAlitir el0cntbum III Wtl be-
ntbno nUa olci V,iicJ iur otu PtCls
bnn | too lbdltr tlluoyben.
-2lt 6rl. Nloru 98hOt, VBit
@uiht NH tcs lunHt 8Cr %tn Y,
gNiIoc bcgabtn ph Samn0a nab
HotlElclpa mo iClrIsn Scnn,08 jn'
md.
lRouilN puiauolH gtrur ~
&nctCuacr t,ne G0rldounl SdDtnc
George w. N0rvop nutt mo 3ip1
6alirOp tint 6arIdouna Slice uoN
Il. Yru".
- GjlobitmJ,o SoIu Sar. Der isii
ubcr tmcn sabre ala 0tlClle III Der
NOntatt ot9 Ntytn Stnrp Ytnmci
ibAhg mar, wlto III gt-tl cine claCnc
SNmltot tlurlttti.
--9luc NtNt rit mob Httnuratn bi
uns iU btraluhCn Dobtn, mo QtrmIi
boiIitit yiuhI i,lbs ourh %NHr ootr
Note bdIo m0NllAll 81 bt8ltlttI T..
s. Nc6Irt & SO.
MI. Saiit Snatblus ii 6rtila9
uuh Gina Observation-Disclosures An'tnl'
bnllt In ct. yolls. ip1 ne ,nalCh
einiduic l0r ,lrtu WBpldrtn EdOtn
ra6tt nd .Ntlcbu.
GER Gla2. VorIb uao Sbbut
Srntn uno Willie pou Stlitrlcn plip
hatltltn auioup9 ber Wchc ben eIlctn,
rt'p, 0tps,l,m germ un0 6rau 0tn'
~ NotiO tuln Nt'nA ob.
-1oS <loyrRrbd8,c otr 6'rmI
getrner " Sutftnbpn Clh0It tIllell
ntnrn gnArh. Ip Na6CnlunliItr
Vau. Samlb uno SOhn y. entdtn'
bcll lino mit oer NrbCl' bdrald.
--ScBitu fuitAl btlrhtt otr S'ord
biz Gumlir Wtctlt Shaeicr III tt'
GpuMirD mo htponlrtc cln SolnttR,
uno ieilbu NJ Der NoIis5lditmdm llerT
encn wtittrtn Wtllblir9tr GroBoniL
IN usrhaufrn: Gm poIlbIut. re0i'
nrirttr .shoithon" @uns 3 Sdbrt alt
oun,clrotb, III idbm uno brldt ttln'
Hen,eu. Gr 1T eincr Der belirn |uIIfl
i'm 9elniu,
S6bn 6enuepoIo. gSelipbOlin. Wc'
-Scu 9cbu s&ahu bat an
SamtOa nit orau, 8Iuottn uni
Sdieieaermutttr ltin nslss 9cim IN
0stenos btf Siaot be,Ooen. sIn
Slbsno ipuros ibuin pOu Der Bras;
@aaoo Gin Stahohsn 6s5raht woiii
pislsx.bun Sobn eln 9uits 3taitrnien
laRril wuroe.
-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28

llnpsrs auIinieii fort ksinshs immer mser
sees msaiaer ben Stlaf ,tne IN eit bic lls'
lad. rssn s1laHsiisssit Tlsis 6aas hae
saussmh son 6sanitetsiat Msesa. aas
asfYaSs3. NV! SIisilln' s.s '''
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28
Or. Miles
AHti.Ylill 4ils

weresn scv'l5nera RerpsN Sri4cphsEs
uae ale tsVpcriiSs S9rTerssR iesIes9 eat
isrnsR. Gin @arcutis sertan%. eathaltsu
lsiH SyiHm; HiAt ekhikrsae. Ga eaeeE
nit, tsres eslsid<H. Svrret IN ksiss cu3
aser xsrpsu
sssruari IN eassf sissr, . svrsdIs.
IT. .wrg yrtelsai &C., effsdri. Sas.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28
Rut3Waaren.

G.-r vogFaatj9s sses.Uts. gsa ueufn
Gag;ts. 1yAu!aa uns Xas.. va;,a mt
.c,Immuae. i2.,:s >sHss @a:',..siseg
if,,r -9is,,e--ts
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28
3Cpue 5erbst- uu6 ItDtuterAlet6er,
g9r 9allsn jest an; poananoia, ga.tI6 poa ifriism
sNdnler= ara6en. unD RinDerfleiDern
au' 2d9sr
glles uadl EloOsrnlfea Stle
Niles nad mOosrnifsa StHIe.

9ir ga ana oab Naila 9aeno uno Ql e.r0aen0 Tn0
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28
ghamssrlziHs finafR Hts i,iH

SieS IA e,ns Sssei,irt rsH sree<m Aerie
uns gsrsseuji. Ssrinten fee eieisIee, 'e<nn
ex pea einsr srIaltana eecs Sa'frs esin.sA :
laA, SCREEN aas eW rsEetH ssrfts MT Der
iaaeusn naiis. eis eesslss Semen ssssasrt
,usrisesn lem zW Il, snssnsani " nses
I.s<n nns rsan tsna ~ tnsssst eHf esss<les
bassssa. Arr rsfitss tss. 3 sess<i q
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28

0ADT oAxA.
rseE >hassk an IasssAxhEas
- Zs&<6k
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-09-28
Il AItE SrRAIHACS,
Sanpt 9eiDtn

SS;t Ncgs'tmsEl StrlRssI Eetibayss Tenn
resimsut. S,urgihsit. atllseNg.Ht, Gan
ma4tS'iae uHe aslsa'trIr. itse asrpe's
ilHcrsuaEssH stusrisI rds eie 'teIusaEs
tgiaSs ~. startet Die ScTpsn NIT IT.
5e,leS SsEriHs. es hdut eIe gerpsps.5
len zu' urs bsls9tsas Sgftsm.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
Fashions Latest FrilIs.

Fashion has little regard for the cal
endar, and we wear autumn leaves on
our evening gowns in January with as
serene composure as we perch the airi-
est kind Of hats of tulle and chiffon on
our heads. Small distinction is made
between summer and winter hats now;
the latter are as light and fantastic as
though we we're about to enter the
month Of June rather than February
A pale-blue hat hemmed with folds oil
brown chiffon turned up at one side
with a bunch of edelweiss and held at
the other with a buckle of gold ana
paste may be quoted as a typical speei-
men Of the millinery Of the moment
On the other hand. we seem to have
exhausted our affection for summer
flowers on our fur toques, although the
latter look the best when draped with
a scarf of lace.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04


Brown tulle wells with chenille dots
to match are worn with toques trim
med with mink and sable fur and also
when wraps or sets of these furs are
worn.
The camelia is the favorite flower
for hats in Paris, not only in white,
but in colors as we'll. Pink and white
camelias with a knot of black velvet
decorate one hat, and again you see a
bunch of bright red ones with glossy
green leaves on a sable hat.
Plain rich silks are now becoming
fashionable. These are said to be
especially well adapted to the prevail
ing costumes and those in touch with
the spring styles claim that while the
material used will be new the styles
in the cut of costumes will remain
almost the same.
The latest desit ms in fancy under
skirts hare more than ever at the low
err edge, while the upper part fits as
closely as possible. Accordion plait-
ing is much used to OBJ in the fare.
The finest of these skirts are fastened
with buttons, but the majority are fin
ished with drawstrings.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

Two picturesque characters we're lost
to New York when death claimed them
Recorder smyth and "Barrister'
Tom Nolan. One day toward the close
Of the term of service in the Criminal
Court Of Judge smyth the barrister
dropped in on a legal friend.
i've been before Judge Smyth try
ing a case to-day" said the barrlster in
that rich brogue that made his speech
so musical
Indeed" said his friend. How did
you come out2"
oh" replied the barrister, with an
expressive shrug of his shoulder. my
client went up the river for a prolonged
stay"
He was thoughtful a moment and
then added:
Judge Smyth is a great mana
great lawyer and a profound jurist, but
he has n weakness. He thinks every
citizen ought to serve at least one term
in the States prison. '-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

for months after, and at the time 1
thought death was a welcome relief;
but before my last child was born a
good neighbor advised LydiaE. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
l used that, together with your Pills
and Sanative Wash for four months
before the child's birth lit brought
me wonderful relief. 1 hardly had an
ache or pain, and when the child was
ten days old l left my bed strong in
health. Every spring andfall ] now take
abottle Of Lydia Il. Pinkham'RVeg-
etable Compound and find it keeps
me in continual excellent health
MRS. j. II. HAsKIEs, 324s Indiana Ave,
Chicago, III. - $4,000 forfeit # above testino-
Mai Is not genuine.
Care and careful counsel Is
what the expectant and wOuld-be
mother needs, and this counsel
she can secure without cost by
writing to Mrs. Pinkham al
Lynn, Mass.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

Gen. r. A. Alger recently, in speak
ing of the necessity of ~re-foresting the
barren lands Of Michigan aud other
states, said that Germany's system In
maintaining the Black Forest should
be carried out in the pine barrens of
the United States, especially in Michi-
gan.
He announced that he would be one
of a commission to go to Germany at
his own expense to thoroughly investi-
gate the system in the Black Forestand
apply it to Michigan. General Alger
said that IL it were successful in Mich
igan there was no reason why all the
noBthern timber-bearing states should
not adopt It. He also advocated the
plan Of bringing experienced foresters
to this country from Germany to super
intend the work.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

After he had kissed her and pressed
her rosy cheek against his and patted
her soft round chin, she drew back and
asked:
George do you shave yourself?"
Yes" he replied.
81 thought So" she said. Your face
is the toughest l ever"
Then she stopped, but it was too late
and he went away with a cold, heavy
lump in his breast.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

Every we'll regulated wardrobe must
count at least one transparent wooden
gown, and in spite Of strenuous efforts
of manufacturers and modistes to in
troduce other less hackneyed colors,
some shade of blue is the general pref
erence. From dark Holland linen to
bright Jay blue the women select these
gowns, and a good many Of them be-
tray a warm liking for veilings that
are ove with hemstitched stripes or
with little satin or silk dots and wig
giles and diamonds and stars. On an
other side a preference is shown for
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

Colored felt hats win be worn With
taior-made gowns, and with the beaver
felts quite high crowns are permissible,
though in others nothing is thought Of
but the wide, fiat shape. The colors Of
the felts are as varied as the shades Of
pastel dresses. For good, hard wear
the cape-lines are most sought after,
and they are waved and bent TO the
face, and are often trimmed with
wreaths Of silk or roses softened with
lace. The Marquise hats are very pref
ty in white bound with black velvet
White felts are fashionable, many OF
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

You see explained the delegation
that was extending a cali to a dis
tinguished clergyman, I'VE have had
many ministers who gave satisfaction
in the pulpit, but somehow the church
debt has not been reduced"
All" replied the distinguished d.
vine, Il quite understand. You are
looking for a business manager under
another name"
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
length and breadth.

Mr.. Brainer latter the sermon)-
well Mr.. Grubsome, what do you
think of our new wears preaching?
Rather broad. is he not?"
Mr.. Grubsome docking at his watch)
II shouldn't mind that If he hadn't
been so long. I'm quite a quarter of
an hour late for my dinner"
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

Among the questions sent out by a
school examiner was the following ex-
ample in arithmetic: IF one horse can
run 9 mile in one minute fifty seconds,
and another a mile in two minutes.
how far would the first horse be ahead
in a match race of two miles?"
A scholar returned the question with
this attached; Il will have nothing to
do with horse-racing."
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

Mr.. Konseet-"I expect to be famous
some day, because l am Industrious"
Mr.. Tweedies-"so do I, but l don't
base my claim on being Industrious"
Mr. Konseet-"On what, then, pray?"
Mr.. Tweedles-"I was born in a log
house."
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

Brooklyn, N. Y, Feb. 17th-The activity
at the laboratory Of the Garfield Tea Co.
is further evidence of the popularity Of
their preparations; over THREE MIL
edies last year, This vast public APP
proval speaks well for the remedies. They
are: Garfield Tea. Garfield Headache
Powders, Garield-Tea Syrup. Garfield
Relief Plasters, Garfield Belladonna Plas-
ters, Garfield Digestive Tablets and Gar
field Cold Cure.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
The latest BOOK.

How do you like that new book l
brought homer" asked the wicked hus-
band slyly who had installed the first
volume OF the 1900 census in his IL
braTy.
ITO tell the truth" replied Mrs. Nor
tolern. patiently, 'it is not very thrill
ing so far, but after I get through the
figures perhaps it will be more inter
esting."
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

BenevoIent Gentleman-'My little
boy, have you no better way to spend
this beautiful Sabbath afternoon than
by standing In front of the gate idling
away your timer"
Boy amt idling away my time.
There's a chump inside with my sister
who is paying me ten cents an hour to
watch for pa"
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

Sunday School Teacher Ito new re-
cruit)-'Tommy, tell us what you
know about Samson"
TOMMY got no grudge against
Sampson, but paw says dadblast his
times if he wuz Schley he would
punch"
Sunday School Teacher-"That will
do, Tommy. Judge.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
1nek Kept un An the rIme.

Violet never had such a streak OF
luck. He fell in love in Rome, pro-
posed in Naples, and bought the ring
ia London"
Daisy-"Did your luck end there?'
Vlolet-"Oh, no; coming over on the
steamer he won enough from papa for
us TO get married on"
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

In consequence of two years over
production Of wine, the situation in
France has reached such a point that
the government is considering relief
measures.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

six-year-old Eric found 1t dull work
playing football all alone. Why should
MT mother play. too? There she was
sitting sewing in the drawing room,
Mother. come ~ and have a game Of
football with mel"
Cant play, dear boy"
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

Typical Of Partisan ceremonious
modes Of the moment is a toilette of
black velvet. The Louis Seize bodice
is double-breasted in front and hav-
ing long coat tail behind; round the
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
Humor of the Day.

That's the worst Of having a wo-
man for a motherl" Eric %seornfully re-
marked, as he strutted off.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

do you like dlalect?" asked the lit
erary young woman. Yes answered
Senator Sorghum: IF l had my way
I'd have it used altogether. II would
save us busy men a heap of looking
in the Observation-Disclosures Star.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

decolletage is a deep white lace collar,
almost reaching to the waist behind,
passing wei the shoulders and form
ing a point in front. White
line transparent sleeves, long and
loose, are confined at the wrist by a
band of black velvet. With this gown
was worn a large white picture hat
with sweeping plumes.