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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-12-20

ments were made to indulge him
in bis iavOrite pastime. All over
the island Of Nippon the Nebras-
kan went aboutamong the people
telling them OF the radiant beau
ties Of placing the yen on the di.
vine ratio without Che aid or con-
sent OF any other nation', and OF
reorganizingisOciety along the lines
laid down by himself, and other
patriots.
But as long as Mr.. Bryan is hav-
ing good time we are all happy
too. He started out to learn from
original sources in the effete coun-
tries OF the world all about econ
cmic conditions and to dig deep
into statistics that might be ham
meTed into an issue in the next
American campaign. Instead OF
this Mr.. Bryan is doing the ex.
pected. He has started to talk
himself around the world. How
ever harmless this may be, it Ger
tainly prove enjoyable to Mr..
Bryan and a bowling entertain
ment to the benighted heathen Of
those unfortunate lands where
COINS Financial schoop' has
not yet followed the Bible.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-12-20

Mr.. Carnegie tells what he would do
with this country if he owned it, but
there is-no indication that Mr.. Rookie
Teller means to part with it.
"Pa."sai Willie Underthum, "what
does a mans better half mean?'
Casually, my son, replied Mr.. Under
thum, ''she means just what she says.
Before making any comments we
wish to cautiously ask II Mr.. Long
worth has ever been known by the
title of "Strenuous Nick"
China says that foreign correspon-
dent Ia drawing into her Shell It's
not the fault of some Nations that she
has left shell into which she may
Withdraw.
In an interview after the egg throw
ing episode ut Quebec, Sarah Berhardt
remarked that che admired Canada
agricuturslIy. Sarah must refer to
the number of eggs, for he could
hardly mean their quality.
Politicians who never got any OF
the insurance money TO help them in
their campaigns may be set down as
honest, but the smarE set in politics
will say that they must have been
very ''slow."
Alittle child ate everything she fan
cied, until she took sick Of acute in
digestion, and died "What a COM
fort exclaimed the bereaved parents,
"noW that sne is gone, to recall that
we never drnied her anything,v
As~Mentlon this paper when you write.-Ee
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-12-20
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable BY
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
purages and lessons ambition; beauty, vigor
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-12-20

zine scalds the flesh or If, when the child
kaches an age when it should be able to
IpnTol the passage, il is yet afflicted with
led-wetting, depend upon it. the cause Of
be difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
Eep should be towards the treatment Of
|hese simportant organs. This unpleasant
louble is due to diseased condition Of the
fdneys and bladder and not to habit as
host people suppose.
| Women as we'll as men are made mis-
Fable with kidney and bladder trouble,
nd both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Rwamp- Root is soon realized. 1t is sold
y druggists. in fifty Es]f
ent and one dollar ri A ss% eE::Esa
ICES. You may have 4 u ss;st
ample bottle by mail zAsl I44l
Zee, also pamphlettell Home Of swamp. Root
he all about it. including many Of the
housands of testimonial letters received
|om sufferers cured. In writing DR.. KilmeE
J Co., Binghamton, N. r., be sure and
benton this paper.
Don't make any mistake, but re-
hember the name, Swamp>Root, DR..
timer 'sSwamp-Root and the address,
|inghampton, New York, on every bottle.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-12-20

y druggists. in fifty
ent and one dollar
ICES. You may have a
ample bottle by mail
taa alec nauanhlAt tell
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-12-20

8arMention this paper when you write. -Sas
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13

The remedies that are claimed
will work miraculous cures Of
tuberculosis, the most dreaded
scourge of the human family,
are of very common every day
things. The one announced a
few weeks ago was to be extract
ed from the commonest vege-
tables of the kitchen garden.
Now the news comes from Paris,
where the international Tuber-
culosis Congress has just been
in session, that Prof. Behring, a
great German savant, has an.
nounced that he has discovered
a powder which will render a
person immune to consumption,
and this wonderful preventative
is secured from the milk of the
COW. The sovereign cure,
sought in far away places, has
existed all the time at the back
door in garden or milk yard.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
THOUSANDSP
TWO ISLANDS AT THE MOUTH OF
THE YANGTSE RIVER RAW
AGED BY A TYPHOON.

Victoria, B. c., Oct. 9.-The steamer
Tartar, which has just arrived from
the Orient, brought news from Shang,
hal that the loss of life Of the natives
of the Islands at the mouth of the
Yangtse river in the typhoon at the
end of September was tremendous.
The North China Daily News OF
Shanghai says:
ITO the east of Tamaignen, two is
lands, n called Yawoshwa, the other
Shihousha, distant about twenty miles
from Wosung, have suffered much
from the typhoon, nearly all the in.
habltants being swept away. The is,
lands have only been inhabited for a
short time, comparatively speaking, as
they are of recent formation and are
not much above high water mark, If
is reported that nearly 10000 peon]e
nave been drowned on these two is.
lands and the smaller islands ad.
Jacent. Tamaignen itself has not suf
tered much, being well above the high
water mark"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
ACCEPTS AGREEMENT
NORWEGIAN STORTHlNG RATI.
FIES DISSOLUTION OF THE
UNION WITH SWEDEN.

C%hrist,ania, Norway, Oct. 10.-After
two days spent in excited discussion
the storthing at 1870 o'clock Tuesday
morning proceeded to a division on
the proposition of the minority to sub
NIT the karlstad agreement concern
ing the dissolution of the union be-
tween Norway and Sweden to a refer
endum. The proposal was rejected by
a vote Of 100 to s. The agreement was
then accepted by a vote of 1O1 to l6.
This is a signal victory for the gov
eminent.
In the course of the debate Premier
Nicholson made an interesting speech
on the question of the selection Of a
king. He said that the offer OF the
throne to a member of the house of
Bernadotte was made as an expression
Of good will. 1t had apparently, how
ever, been otherwise interpreted In
Sweden, as, according to King Oscars
observations to foreign Newspaper
men, his majesty would regard his
approval of such a selection as a per-
sonal sacrifice. In conclusion the
premier said that the question now ap-
psared to be outside actual politics.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13

The news comes that hun
dreds of sailors on Admira
Evans North Atlantic squadron
are deserving every month be-
cause of impure and insufficient
food. It is said the abuse is OF
long standing and committees of
sailors have frequently waited
upon the ships officers without
any Improvement in supplies re
sulting. On the other hand the
naval officers deny that there is
good cause for complaint on the
part of the men. The chances
are that an investigating commit.
tee would find rotten beef and
other vile supplies furnished the
sailors by the same grating out
fit who supplied embalmed beef
to the soldiers of our last war.
and officers, even as high in rank
as Gen. Miles, found it unsafe t.
denounce the grafters.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
The Passing OF the Grouse

IL is becoming apparent that the
p."''le chicken is very near the point
VI extinction. This beautiful game
o'fu as a most useful adjunct
~ farming is like many other good
''''nsS' beSt appreciated when it is
700 rate. Their absence from the
''eios VIII mean u great increase in
ouV"orms, grassloppers and other in
Jui'ouS insects. One noxlous weed az
'0"'' VII increase aud multiply as
M oe'ofe since their passing.
''V y Ihe wild snnflower which is
nv'oniiiie a very serious nuisance.
A'e SEEDS of this weed have been
'"'sely consumed by the prairie chick
."s' Enough Of these birds NAV vet
'Niei0 70 increase and once again be-
tol'e numerous in the fields, but the
r",'i'ers Will have to assert them
.''es most strenuously to protect,
.n'iii IN doing SO. They must, M
nnofe Tolerate their destruction in the
tha ~ sportsmen than they would
in OF their domestic fowls
a .nelr 1armyards by these same in
alSlduals. 1t is true the farmers
tm ourselves and their boys have con
uipuIed their share to the wantnn
obstruction, but they must refrain
=" iuftAer slaughter and compel
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13

worm IS ravaging the corn quite gen
orally throughout the state as the
following news item sent out from
Huron to the Minneapolis Tribune in
dicates: "a worm similar in appear
ance TO h commoncut-worm is work
ing in corn throughout this part of
the state, and while the damage to
the crop this season is small, fears are
entertained that the worm will be-
come a pronounced pest next season.
1t works in the tips Of the corr ear,
and boreS down the rows half way to
the but and close to the cob. The orr
GIN OF the worn is not known, not
having appeared till this season, but
II Is believed to be the product OF a
Drown butterfly. A similar worm an
hoyed Iowa farmers some wears ago
ana IS stllI in existence in corr fields
III that state. The burning Of the
stalks is believed to be a check, If not
a remedy to rayages that may become
serious.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13

The lid is off again in Aber.
deem. The gambling place up
street, not the bucket shop but
the one in the block further
south, is open again for business.
The proprietors are not even be-
ing fined periodically as at one
time. The gambling fraternity
is too strong in Aberdeen to sub
nit to being closed when BUSH
ness is especially good. They
were permitted to run during
the week the carnival was here
and many visitors in the city
likely to afford good picking.
Now money is plenty by reason
of a big crop being marketed,
and the doors fly open for bust
ness. This gambling joint is
more influential in local politics
than all the churches of the city.
When it serves notice on the ma
chine it secures immunity from
police Interference.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
Egg Production Profitable

Tue time was in this county who,
eggs sold by the farmer at the CONT ~,
grocery brought six cents ner dn,o,,
ana The grocer hated to see them car.
ing in even at that figure. For snva,.
al years eggs have brought good nr;ros
ana possibly the cold storage svstan,
~" Drought pretty nearly to nerfoc-
Ilon, has much to do with kccninn ~.
price OF eggs at 50 uniform lora,
throughout the year. When o.n, ~
plentiful they 60 to the cold s,nr,
ana when they are short tho s,a"ss
supply is available. 1t is ostir.,sa
'nav aU ING present time there ira tu,~
nl'i'lon Gases in the coolers and ,u";,
stored being p ceLts in New ya,p
- cents in Chicago. The ,cLar s's
Tue farmers are holding their ham,. y
feed is plentiful, causing no,l n, ~ a. a.
advance in price, and that in tha =.
oileie are a quarter more workin,I
Than a year ago. s len>
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13

his party in Ohio, the kind
of people who will not tolerate
grating, much less the aiding
and abetting thereof, are putting
up a big kick. They quite natur-
ally feel that it would reflect on
the republican party of Ohio to
have their senator do dirty work
for the Philadelphia gang. They
have a campaign pending in Ohio.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
farm NEWS and FARM LOBE
a Profitable CroD
BY GEO. X. DAILY

AS an instance of opportunities oc-
casloGally taken advantage Of in this
county by the entcrprising farmer.
the experience of j. X. Low OF Brain
ard township will serve. Seven wears
ago he bought the northwest quarter
or section twenty in that township,
lying just a half mile west of Sand
Lake. This year he had in on that
quarter 100 acres Of macaropj wheat
which went u! bushels to the aero
winch at the price he sold thus far
VIII bring 1885. In addition to bic
amount he raked the stubble and CO.
cured a nice little stack Of chicken
eeo rms macaroni, it might he
stated IN passing, weighed 60 pounds
10 Cle measured bushel, while other
KINGS OF wheat went about Sc pounds.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
I Warner News Items J
x


1ohn Barry is raising the wind for
Rrown at his dances whenever they
say quadriIle,
4 larpe-uumber of Aberdeen young
folks we're present at the dance Sat
| urday evening,
orlv Uartwell returned last week
from points in Minnesota and spent
Monday in Warner.
viii Berg went to Aberdeen last
week to take a position as call.boy on
the C. NJ. & st. p. r. r.
Adolph'Ott. representing the Aber-
deem Wholesale Co. was'in town Mon
,lay pushing the business.
Little Marshall Werth. who was
stayinp with Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler
left for home last Thursday.
Ward Dull has finished his season
firing for L. NJ. Moulton and is now
gone up north for a short time.
Frank Ashford, after a visit here
with his folks. left Wednesday for
Chicago to continue his studies.
Tuesday night the l. Q. O. i. met
in their hall to discuss the CASTRO
monte beauties Of sandwich and cof-
fee.
Mr.. Larson, father Of Peter Larson
and Mrs. Ole Swanson, arrived Satur-
dav from Lacrosse to visit his child
rcn
l.. D. Towers boy was kicked by a
horse last week and severely injured
about the head. We a learn no
particulars.
n. NJ. Morgan and Herman Rehfeld
were busy a great part OF this week
loading potatoes and frequently
worked late into the night.
Chas. Hogeboom who has been I'M
der the weather for a week or so is
around performing his duties as be-
fore, but is by no means a we'll man
yet.
Mablc Stanton began a term Of
school in the Schnoor district, Mon
day, and viii endearor to teach the
young idea to be a marksman by next
spring.
Mike Graf was in town Saturday to
see DR.. Pickering about a poisoned
hand. 1t became infected somehow
through injuries received while hand
ling a maui.
Wedding bells Herbert Beings and
Flora Lupient, last Wednesday. Don't
be Slow boys, make him treat, You'll
have to yourself some day. Go and
do likewise.
II. w. Brown got into a mixup
Thursday with his young colt. An
auto was the source of trouble and
one Of Docs legs feels unhappy
while the buggy pole will bear fixing.
We shall not see our friend Cllas.
Lancert for some time for as our read
ers know he was badly hurt in a stab
Ding atlray in Aberdeen some time
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13

The machine is always the
staunch frienb of the grafters.
The Aberdeen News proves this
by justifying enlightenment of
policy holders money, provided
it goes to oil the wheels of the
machine. Now another illustra-
ton is furnished by Senator For
aker, railroad. machine and graft
ters' candidate for republican
nomination for president. He
has agreed to make two speeches
in Philadelphia for the Doodle
gangs ticket. He has got to do
it toEget the Pennsylvania delega-
ton. But the rank and file of
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13

1t seems that the bills of off,
cial papers for printing will bear
watching. The Watertown Her
aid has been held up and will be
compelled to disgorge $3.50 Sc
cured by padding it's account.
This was done by charging toe
much for notices published, by
using larger type than allowed
by law and collecting for notices
not required to be published.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
PACKERS TO PAY cosTs.
New System OF Government 'nspo''
tlon Of Meats.

New System Of Government 'nspe''
tlon of Meats.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-At the cabinet
meeting the plan of Secretary OF Agri'
culture Wilson to require packers 10
pay for the inspection of meat was
approved and it will be put INTO op'
Grafton at once. It is expected nat q
saving of $4,000 a year will thereby
be effected by the government. =,
+. The draft Of the reply Of the INV
tation of Emperor Nicholas to tax
part In the second Hague peace con-
ference was made and talked over.
The Chinese question also was ais
cussed and it was determined that NO
changes or notifications In conflict
with instructions to United States
consuls contained in the circular 1s'
sued several months ago by the presi
dents direction will be made.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
I Hagen is on the sick list.

Al Hagen is on the sick list.
The Masons met Saturday night
Have YOU seen Meyers new build
ing:
Melvin Smebe, of Mansfield was a
Monday visitor.
r. Hollcnback, Of Mansfield was up
to the dance Saturday.
Miss Gunderson has left for Web
stcr to spend a few days
Mr.. Friehlich has been doing car
pentcr work for Will Neigcr.
Mr.. Suttle of the Aberdeen Ma
tional Bank was down Saturday.
Anton Aasagard of Rcdtield, was
visiting L. f. Talbot Wednesday.
Is. A. Esty and wife were visitors
at the Hub City Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ellie Cook of Bath spent We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. Sch0ppe.
Relatives or Mr.. and Mrs. viii Nei'
ger are visiting with them this week
Winnie Werth, who was badly in
jured by a horse kick, is steadily i'm
proving.
Gurinc GundersOn spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of Herman
GundclSon.
Ed and Frank Noigt Of James
passed through here Monday cnroule
to the Hub.
Young Peoples Society held a bust
ness meeting Wednesday evening at
the church.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
The Corn Stalk WaSl

Wallaces' Farmer dep!oIsasI
waste Of corn stalks which
If properly fed constitute w
Of the value OF the corn tfVF
are three ways Of utilizing @
which are practical. The ns|
cd being the storing IN lAs J
way best adapted to the Dali!
and by the way, dairy lallD'ps
creased more during 'N j
years in Iowa than uu!'ls
vious ten years-a l4''ps
been surprising. Tine QUIZ II
is by shredding and ilOIls'uS :. 3.
making it good feed tile 'us.1
ter. The oDJectloh
it's expense. The 'ns'f \
more universal way III
of the corn after Oe'ls 7.
sheaf- is to feed it dI'tV"
stock. This way Is Vis
during fall aud early Sir IN
stalks lose their feeding
l February ,,1 first. if not sn', s'5,,
silo. one thing is qu't ~. : !,
corn binder is coming 'L'@ "a,
eral use that littS rOi"
be permitted TO soto
the course OF a te" yeA''
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
IN JAIL AT SAVANNAH.
Gaynor and Greene Behind the Rars
on American Soil,

Savannah, Ga, Oct. 9.-John F.
Gaynor and B. D. Greene, the men who
fought eXtradition to the United States
from Canada for SO many years. ar.
rived here at 6 a. m. Their wives
VINO a preceded them to Savannah
met them at the depot. The prisoners
were at once taken to jail by United
states Marshal White, who had gone
to Montreal for them, accompanied hv
Deputy Doyle. The prisoners seemed
n good spirits.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
Palpable I~nsinCerity

The Argus-Leader of October
18th has a screed, the gist of
which was to impress it's readers
with the idea that the primaries
in Iowa and elsewhere operate to
bar candidates of limited means.
This same argument is constant
ly being advanced by the machine
papers. They are insincere in
making this argument for the
very reason that if that were the
case the machine outfit would
fall over themselves to put a pri-
mary law in operation. The ma
chine candidates are all put for
ward by special interests and are
backed by abundant funds. Last
campaign the funds of the party
were spent in pre-convention
work largely. The real objec-
ton is that the primary will rob
convention manipulators of the
power to control nominations,
giving it to the people whom they
do not care to trust. That is
where the shoe pinches.
The Argus-Leader says that
any county in the state may in
stall the direct primary to nom.
mate county officers and mem.
bers of the legislature, under
provision of the honest caucus
law. The fact is this law sus.
pended the primary in counties
where it had been in operation
for years. Remember this eau.
Gus law provided for two county
conventions. One is to be held
on the first Tuesday after the
third Monday in May to elect
delegates to the state convention,
The other is to be held on the
first Tuesday after the third
Monday in September, four
months later, to nominaty county
officers and Legislative members.
This very honest law provides
that at the last convention, if any
political party shall by majority
vote decide in favor of nominal
ing county officers and 1egislat.
i've members by direct primary
vote, such party may at the sub.
sequent primaries so make nomi.
nations. Why did they not pro.
vide for doing this at the first
county convention in May so that
primary system could go into
operation the same year? Mo-
much, they would postpone the
evil day, to them, as long as pos.
sible.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13
A Corn Pest

,n everybody very who has been huskinn
any corn in this locality has nn, \ !
.he work of a worm on the ear "n0'
o o,,e musk. Many ears are quite N. Ser;
ouSly damaged. 1t appears tha, ,erl-
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13


prove fatal. bis VIM,
"A. a good crowd ya,,..,,
bros the enter t,',s'sd abs
n nan Monday and '1 Tasl. at
M mr Bros Bsose is csr,a iaSs'' u
az az entertaining INT and m..a a sss
he has received. '"4 merits "
.a c,eve Munro has o., |
again to make a noI,. .'a la b
a aha help help L. F. Talbot 5sv n, .,s' /, \
d due winter. He viii ~, ny
ga a', looking around lI gs,, slsa
cd with the town. 's'''ass
Inc pupils Of Tie yin.
nave adopted red aid s'.l.e
S soro and have arran. ,.'. g
,e,,n. Of f. a pieced tr'se sp ,'s y
let'er W thereon. II m.s. Wy
,pmolna'Ion aud the e'', s,., Y
1hem with pride. NN
NJ. N. Taylor was se,fo...
la last week by a fall 't ,nn
u nhg bottom na Of the ladder ~
spout and he fell ten fa 2.'
breaking his ankle. Tia .ss y? y
prevent his getting ont f.,
and first mate Conlee j, :, y, y.
AT present. w
po tonight t the Ladies Aid aar
re'ple,s Society unite in n
entertainment in Browns H hi
q 'ne proceeds will go tor,sj
gan lund now under way. AL
w''l be rendered by menbenas1
societies and will contain o.,.I
orchestra selections and ss
instrumental and vocal.
A. E.. Hasson and sister bar |
the Cate house south Of NJ
Will keep house this winter ta]
selves. Alya is figuring o1ba
cement sidewalk up town aa
we would suggest a pneunya|
where he need only turn a cna
be shot home by c>mpresgdst
would be invaluable in cold j
The latest that's doing ii
nasium for this winter. ParI
arranging to have one and aai,
in first class style, using gete,s
working for championships |
es. Something like this With |
and order to it is Of much un.
tit than the usual hit and mis-
ging match we have been aggI
to.
Saturday evening saw /
Time in our little city. Sd
young folks from the slrl
country gathered to have !
zion in the hall. Fifty.thls
bers were sold and the c0g1
things lively until half patl1
the morning when they daaa
Home Sweet Home waltz 70 Y
sic Of our home orchestra aldl
ed till the next time. SlHa
served at Browns restaurant