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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03
HARD JOB FOR MIR. ROOSEVELT.
ICathnlic Citizenl

v
Mr. Roosevelt, In proposing to get
thru the Millionaire club. sometimes
known ms the United States senate. n
measure in the interests OF the COM
mon people for the regulation OF rail-
way rates by the peoples Interstate
commerce commission, has undertake
en- a vast and difficult contract.
Who are the Messrs. Senator'S? A
goodly third Of them are the repre-
sentatives and agents of different rail-
way systems, or large stockholders
therein They are beholden to GER
tain great railways for their election
to the senate. This has come to be
the case, even In some Of the south
ern states-Florida, for instance. 1t
has always been the case In New York,
New Jersey. Pennsylvania and West
Virginia. i has been true, at times,
even as respects such whilom granger
commemorative MS Iowa. Wisconsin,
Kansas and Nebraska.
Senator Foraker. of Ohio, says:
"1'here will be no railway rate legis-
lation.' He doesn't want any; and he
doesn't claim gift Of prophecy. He
knows his colleagues SO well that he is
certain about Ii.
Our senate is like the English
House Of Lords. Both bodies block
legislation designed to clip the wings
Of special interests--landed interests
or corporate interests--until the peo-
pie demonstrate that no more fooling
will be tolerated. First the Lords, or
the senators reject. then they delay,
then they compromise and finally they
consent.
1t is that sort OF gauntlet that Mr..
Roosevelt's desired measure must
run. They may give him some very
much emasculated legislation pro tenn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03

1.-THE Bee" says the Rock Valley pa
per Of that name, believes that Gov
ernor Cumnnins will win over Secre-
tary Shaw In Iowa. II he be a demo-
crat. then Iowa will go democratic
next year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03
WALL STREET IDEALS

Sioux City Journal
The Wall Street Summary, New
York publication that has the thrill
of liberty in and for the street Is
not pleased with the "star chamber"
methods Of the recent Chicago rate
making convention. Not having
words Of Its own up to the measure
of Its thought. it quotes as follows
from John Milton, who died 231
years ago. but who lived in a time
when the world was no better than
1t Is now:
This is got by casting pearl to hogs:
That bawl for freedom In their sense
less mood,
And still revolt when truth would set
them free.
License they mean when they cry lib
erty;
For who loves that, must first be vice
and good.
In other words. he must be as
near like Wall street as possible un :
der the exercise of complacency and
his best endeavors
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03

The Council Bluffs Nonparell sug-
gest that IL George w. Gait could
have left the inspiration to saw wood
an do janstor work for an education
II would rot matter much about the
$50 scholarships.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03

All women should strive to be beau
tiful Beauty rules mankind. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea brings red
lips, bright eyes and cream-like COM
plexlons. IS cents Tea or Tablets. Nc
Bride & Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03

j. M. HOLT, Attorney at Law.
Special attention given 70 Probate
Matters and Settling Of Estates, aise
Bankruptcy Proceedings, and Examin.
ations Of Abstraets Of Title.
Money TO Loan on Farm Property q
Low Rates. ~
Office Over Is West Main strssk
Narshalltovn. lew2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03

or Prof. Meyers book on railway
regulation the Jefferson Bee says 1T
Is an argument bought and paid for,
and circulated for a definite purpose.
We therefore consider its teachings
worthless and Its alleged facts un-
safe
at does seem outrageous to place n
boy In jail for simply tearing down a
few lengths of fence" observes the
Des Moines Capital. why not wait
until youthful exuberance has ex-
hausted itself by shying brick thru
a plate glass Window
Commenting on the acquittal of Ed
Brown. the Sheldon banker, the Iowa
City Republican finds "a satisfaction
to know chat twice In the last week
the courts have discovered that bank
ers were not so guilty as had been
supposed and that the causes OF fail
ure were of another nature than that
OF deliberate pan to rob the friends
and patrons of the banks In question"
Walter Wellman is now going to
have Roosevelt nominated for presi-
dent by The democrats In 1908. Mr.,
wellman can foresee more things
that never come to pass, remarks
the Teokuk Gate City. "than any
other man In the United States. Not
even excepting William Jennings Bry
an
From all sections come reports of
scarcity of help" observes the Ce-
dar Falls Record, "and the first hobo
who sneaks around to the kitchen
door and asks fer a handout ought to
be kicked off Of the premises"
1.-THE people Of this country, what
ever may be alleged as to their duty
or as to their pecuniary interest will
not peaceably settle down to an iron
hand rule Of the corporations" de-
clares the Sioux City Journal. They
persist Ii, believing that these great
instrumentallties OF business are just
" the creatures and not the masters
of the people. Nothing short of a rev.
olution and the overflow Of popular
rights can dislt,dge them from this
position. Call 1t handwriting on the
wall Whatever 1t is. the railroad peo-
pie ought to be able to see It,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The main objection to the state
marshal proposition made by the Ce-
dar Rapids Republican lis that 1T
creates special set of men for the en-
forcement of special law. In this
country all laws ought to be on the
same basis"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03
THE CULTURE CLUB OF kEokuk

baltimore SUM-
President Roosevelt went to a the
alter in Washington recently and was
delighted with one Of the topical songs.
A ballad concerning "Our Culture Club
in Keok,lk" seemed to strike him az
peculiarly amusing. 1t contained these
lines:
We've argued politics and such,
We don't think Kaiser Bill so much,
We even send advice to Oyster Bay.
These are good American sentiments,
and there is no reason why the Presi-
dent shouldn't be tickled by them. keo-
kuk is a type Of the western town
whose Inhabitants take themselves
very seriously and advise the president
and the crowned heads Of Europe on
occasion OF course, there isn't a Keo-
kukian who doesn't know more about
diplomacy and world politics than
Kaiser Bill" There isn't Keokukian
who hasn't 11rmer grasp on the
problem OF finance and economics and
government than Mr.. Roosevelt And
vet, strange to say, the culture clubs
of Keok,lk and other towns don't seem
to make much OF an Impression on the
world, although at home they are con-
sidered embodiments of wisdom. What
is the explanation? Is the world leag-
ued together to keep them down? Is
KAISER Bill" sitting up o. nights plan
ming the destruction Of their influence?
Is Oyster Bay in the conspiracy against
them? Culture clubs in the United
States should rise in their might and
demand an answer to these questions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-10
Berger MILLING COMPANY.

gen. 10 Ionoerpar &c uun rttug,H may.
Sur9 i9ldna.nartigs arimmunssn
oes a0rpers tommt man rudIp,iie pors
pGrts. bi, IAN ii6 mOli4 pi.Oer
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fpenn sr ri Nt'rilG6e Der Orb. piss
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laT.n unb itr R,inigunssbao s.noms
men BADEN, ellen lie ra6 5uui.. um
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am Sorntas tbun Il. al. oasislbe,
DIR Gslt.Tts uuo Der Sinefts, Der Gus
Ttiait., re, GrnitsIte, Fs ale - idIds
fen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-10
Aatuu0 @armsr uuO Wbhdatsr

Y9snn tbr Obttbaume irsenO elmer Vi.
p~tlanisn IpSut, oann tsmmt 3u uns ODER
a)idt uhS cure ~Yelteuunsen. uniere SGum,
Lno pIlan3en iino gut 9etuad)ien, trnrti1
uno Iuuroen III Sasconaoe 6ounip ge5oyen,
10 Dag lie belier yeoeIDen iueroen ais iolulp
ibr Won ausludrts be5iebt.
y boenit Nur erp,
WopuuIi, Wto.
nooll 6%aeconube so
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-10
@ertbpoas s~Rarfeniammiuus.

Die bso'u:snoite ensIiids 5r.imdrs
terfaTTIuus lit ei. unttr benz Namen
Der sappirs . SammIuns bstdHnts,
bic gu BEN SummIuNseR oes Britt
it.r Wuisums aebOrt. Sn 3Gblt uber
1O0, BARREN, iOu an Dsrtb uno
9olitdnoieteit oi. brittle Der @sIt isiH
urb puros uripriireIih DON BEN ptrs
itorbsueu Sbomus 9,p 2.pline, BEN
l~ansjGbris.n to~nisruatiusn abeeorrs
rstsr fir ben gs5irt scarborough in
Gsicef.tih;re. 3uiammenseftslt. Or
hattie lie t%sspnnsn, ais .r s,br Sabr.
alt uno dls e. ptrbdItnibmGbie etr'
fa6 mar. bic Wa1t.H Der Wslt 81
ikri.t,n unc suiammen gu itelsn,
unb oonn bate er isin sunj.R 2sbeu
lang nit ;dtsm Gifer carun ssarbsi.
:.t, pi. SammIurs uulitancis gu ma'
den unb 5u baIten. 9eute pirb f.
nod benz War.tprsif. Der barin erts
baIt,rsu Wart,n ouf 100000 Pfuno
Sterling 1sih1st.
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tri.b Der Mart,ufamml,r un6 siGs.r
mub gang b.btntIid srpb i,in. Bonn
bi, MuicumsNbOrbsn bob,n .s fur
nrtbluncie .rdttst. oi. ausIds,tu:
ten. bic ii, 9dpIirsf6e SommIuns
.ntbaltsn, ii,ts unter bi, Sbbut pur
slp,i bsionrtrsu @Gdtun ju ft,q,n.
81. itttsn in Der Mitt, bts Raumes.
Nr nIs II. Sings Gibrarp" (bss
9Dnias gibIictbst) b,tannt III. Nu6
i,lbil namit iinb bic 9orFdtsmosrs:
esIn hsr Goni,rpatorsn nidt .rid0pft
cetrsIsn. @i,lwehr fub s.tpiT. bt'
ioRrsrt Dtrtbtide, pon bsrtn i.be
sinstlrs Norts .insn Samm,lptrtb
ocn bunbsEt,n BON PFunb,n bartlett,
fur fif in eiusm aaF.ritrant in ben
inrersn HGun.r hes Rui.ums kiors
hers unterltbraht pcrben. Die hort
rsreiris.e tlsir. IusrdbI unter ben
S6Gs,n Nr Sdmmluue, tpprunter
b,irnbtrs a,tuiF. Nart.n BON Wdu'
ritius. 9yitiid Guiano une Sdipai
e,iddtt ir,rhtr. lrirh aIs Ssbenss
triirbie,,it fir F6 b.tratt.t unc III
auf h,forS,r,s Gtiu6 ;usdneIit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-10
9iat htatEi@s Nsrasiseraas.

Die 5Obu. ok .SimmIiiher-
Esits i6tintn dies drbtrs MAIDEN az
miih.n, tpts ole iibrissn Boiler. @i.I.
Is.ft uireenos tritt bds 10 nustnfdls
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9~.rftiserure. Siir i,otn Sr.mo,n
1T cine iuldt elm b6dt mtrtpirbis,s
Sdauipsl. Gs 1T elm rubiser, fat
fsisrIi6er 9Orsane. bti BEN hi. eunSs
Seit iib.r ri, titffs Stil. krrI6t.
Wit duffdI!tno unt.rit.intt fi9 oas
pon BEN 9Grm unb hem D%irrparr,
Der bel unS isbe @~erfeistrune gu bt'
sleit.n pflset! Der auttipnotor I.bnt
fid bier iber .iutn tIsin.n 36bItii9
unO S.ist feline Dour,n f9ipsistno
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9ister Elm Wort. ionbtrn bsei.bt fi9
nur 81 BEN Iuttiondtor unb eltittt
nit Der SanS iiber heF,n 4ermsl meg;
oamit oridt tr oititn nit elmer Gin
s.ripibe 70 of, tpN tr fur ben htr.f'
f.nb,n Gtsenfonb ~ SabIsn etpilt
III. Damn pi.etrbolt Der uno isnsr
bosi,lht, tis Der. Der ben bS1ftn
prsis sebotsn bot, ben bttr.ffenbtn
Gts.HFanp uussebGubist ,rbGlt, obus
boB babel Elm DOtt sttps8itIt tpir6.
Rur Der NuttioRotOr uub Der trfpls.
rei&t 8i,.tr ttnntn ben ju jobltnbtn
Pr,is. Sob bel bii,m R,riohren
Isi4t cine p,ti6nIi4t SeSorIueuns
UoriOmmta ionn. litst ia ouf Der
Sauh. uno tx pirb aud tbotf6HIi&
oft eenue ppriommsR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-10
unstaublih, abcr tpabr!

@Gbrsno oes Man0wrs - 10 err
SGblt Elm pyeubii6er Sffisier -
TONNE id zines 2ogss lei GROCER
6ibe i'm Guortier bel meirem Yausrn
an unp prG!Ie entisBt 5uriid oh Der
unSGbligsn 6lissen, bic in Dem mir
,ugepicIsnsr 3immsr idpiyrsn.
.llms Simmslapinen, WitaIst,"
ia9e id ~ msinsm brupsn Burden
aus 9oIen. nipfurt GIiesen fdnssn!!"
Sd bore i'm nod serabe r3u Be
fell, Ban 9eitnant!!" I.ummsIn unb
rshs in ben 9rus, um ben 0urit gu
lOideH.
Ssi msirsr Riidtsbr tritt mir nj,
hailed nit 'einem &oteeifirr @ emit
9eren. .Nanu, mas fou benin bas?"
Nii6ulst griuit: r6Iiaesr, QGn
9eitnart, morsn bier 10 iIeins, babe
id erpbe i'm pfsrositaIl esFangen,
birr. Ban 9sitnor;!!" 9abei tsbt sr
ben 9cdSsihirro,teI bod. unb - rrr
- furrt mir Elm Sdod gferbsbrems
EN- um bic Sbren. - SabIsGu!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-10

Berlin btfitt GA Sptifs.
anItdltsn. in osnsn sinssItanOtntrmas
sen PisrOsfItii6 i%sruirt lpirb; in mi.
pislsn auoern 2uialsn basisl6e a.s
idieht, bupOn i6psist bts SINGERS
SOfli6ttit.
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Sfri.n frsiseltst. Der S.mp,l 1T
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Mitt,Ipuntt elm sroB.s Staubbilb.
gtinstn bss Gldibins. bi. mon i'm
S&utt iaub. psiiea aui bic trilb,aais
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-10
IN 3uiammen Elm. tlerne Retie gu

wv Nf'N We IVY ~
unternebmen, bic 3bnsn riidii6tsuoa
perbeimItdt Dprpen 1T, Ia Sie Der
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Sun39tieQs it uno bic Wdrotte bat,
DAP Elm Offi}ier ija ni6t per3eirut4en
bari. Gr ia: nun georobt. ieinen
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benton piiroe, eins Gbe ~sin,ugsbsu.
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bic iebr OieI GinfIub aui ben dItsn
Serrn fat. nit inn Suiamncn FIN gu
fdbren uno itn umjuitinmen. Das
lit bic ganSe Gei6id)te. i'd babe
nur nod f~in5u5uiiiSen, Bag Der uIte
Sntel nafge9eten bat, dls er idb, Die
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uno ais er b0rte, mas ieine Nifte
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lu9en pubte. :. lpas i%ibrigens nur duf
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breden, bus Serr oon GIief tegangsn
bat. -. ioq i'd inn nun nod BON
Shnen mjtttei.en, Oab aQss Slpiiten
i5den aus it unO Oab sie auf ben
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mebr pon inn piiIen pol!en?"
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9liidlih Bin i4!"
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pslte bic gei6piiter mir esi6ris=
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9enen Nu0en: sd babe i'm ia bod
audi lieb!"
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uno Sic plFen iebr gut Suiammsn!
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gu oiirr!, -"
5rau pOn @utom: nNas meinsn
Sie?"
6rdu ron 9lmber: .0as isoer
gduj genau p,iB, nur Sic ni6t.
oaB 6rdu ppn &rcilieu isit Srsi Sab
rem ndh @Itei angeIt, I'm ibm lire
5lnje oiirrs ps,ion gu eigen gu 9ez
zen. E. pd mubten Sic bod entfernt
pglpen."
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mejn Uott. =. uno mein 9risi?"
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lam er nidt pertragen, osrSrief tam
allies perotrben.."
6rdu BON Nalom tlingeIt bsitig.
Die Sunqfer .rIdeint.
DSulieitt, dut pelhes Yoltdmt AdS
ben Sic msinsn Brief ~getragsu?"
SuIistte: r8sIhsn Brief msinen
9nIoigs 6rau?"
6rdu pon 9llpm: Den i6 $hnen
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i'm irfort in ben &ait.n gu Ited,n."
Sultette ihrtit duf: .Wh 8ott!
Mi 8ott! gndOj9e 5rau. umer}eis
ben mir gnIpias 5ruu ood nur oiess
nal nod. i'd blb. BEN grief in
Der Eaihs bshaI.sn. E. bier lit en-. ="
5rau BON @aIum 9reift bditi9 mad
>sm Yrisf: n9em 9jmmeI lei 0lnt!
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MIi'tte! sd l;9e 5bnen 20 Niart Gohn
3u."
SuIietts se6t topfiaiittsIno bin
nus. Ma nu? =. Nie? Die lsgt
mir gu, peil i'd mas ueraeHen bas
Be-. pas fam i9 bunn ia Ofter
tbun."
Grau prn @atnm ruff SuIittte Suz
rid: nSuIietts, i'd bitt' mir uber aus,
odb Sic niGt o,rssTen, bab i'd fir
5rdu ron Sroilieu ME gu Sauis bin
periteb'n Sic tpobl. nj. gu
'6duIs!. E. @srseiIen sic has ni6t. :.
osnn i'd lpiirce Sic niat rpis heute be-
lcbnen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-10

- Sa4p.rf6nbts. Ri&ttr:
.Grpititnermobtn trant Der aus.'
ilost, fsbsn 9itsr Bier unS min 6ds
BON total bttruuisn s,rptIsR itin. . {.
mas fassn 81, boSu. Ssrr Rinu3-
SASffs: Der Ri9tsr. bas IN f&ptf
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-09-13

Cross Hill--W. b. Fuller, P. S. Pin
son, M. t. Simpson,
Waterloo-J Hamilton, Edgar An
derson, j. III. Wharton.
Sullivan-Robert Bolt, j. G.. Wasson,
Il. Mac Roper.
!, Youngs-J. F. Sloan, j. E. Patter-
son, w. p, Harris, j. B. Cosby.
Mountville-J. G. Watts.
Waterloo No. 2-W. C. Wharton, W..
III. Culbertson, G.. w. l.. league.
The Secretary read the minutes of
the last meeting.
On motion of r. P. Adair all present
were invited to participate in the
meeting.
The following resolutions, introduced
by o. c. Thompson, were unanimously
passed:
| Whereas the International Spinners
Association at it's recent meeting at
London took action to restrict the pur-
chase of cotton for 80 days to the low
est possible figures that would meet
their necessities for raw material, with
the purpose to depress the market and
get their supplies at reduced prices, the
result of which action, if not met with
prompt resistance by producers, would
be such depression in prices as would
entail upon them a loss of many millions
of dollars, if not an actual driving of
prices to point below the cost of pro-
duction, and further result of which
would be to crush the Cotton Associa-
tion and it's efforts at the opening of
the fall season and force the farmers to
sacrifice their cotton on depressed
market.
And whereas conservative estimates
place the present crop approximately
at 10,000,00 bales as compared with
100000 last year, taken with an
enormous demand for cotton goods at
high prices, and taken with high prices
prevailing for almost every article or
commodity of commerce, trade or liv-
ing, should command higher prices for
cotton than those now ruling in our
markets.
And whereas the Executive Com
mittee Of the Southern Cotton Associa-
tion now in session at the city of Ashe-
vile, after exhaustive inquiry in re-
gard to estimates and conditions of
the crop and after thorough cam
vass Of the matter has fixed the mini
mum price for cotton at IL cents.
And whereas experience has shown
that to rush large quantities Of cotton
upon the market at any time, and es-
pecially in the early stages of gather
ing, will invariably depress the market
Resolved, That while believing that
existing conditions will insure higher
price than that fixed by the S. C. AS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-09-13
CATARRHAL TROUBLE PREVALENT.
Fall Months Cause Sickness..-Bre athe
HYOmei, and be Cured of Catarrh.

Catarrhal troubles are more common
at this season than at any other time
of the year. The sudden changes that
come during the fall months are pro-
ductive of many cases of catarrh that
without proper treatment will become
chronic
The pleasantest, most convenient, and
only scientific method for the treatment
and cure of catarrh, ia Hyomei. Simp-
ly put twenty drops in little pocket
inhaler that comes with every outfit,
and then breathe it for three minutes
four times day.
No dangerous drug or alcoino.io con-
coctions are taken into the system when
Hyomei is used Breathed through the
inhaler, the balsamic fragrance of Hyo-
mel penetrates to the most remote cells
of the nose and throat, and thus kills
the catarrhal germs, heals the irritated
mucous membrane, and gives complete
and permanent cure.
Thousands of testimonials have been
given as to the astonishing cures made
by this remedy. j. S. Nugent, treas
urer of the New York Life Insurance
Company, writes: "Hyomei has com
pletely cured my daughter of catarrh,
from which she has been sufferer for
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
one dollar, and as the inhaler will last
q lifetime and there is sufficient Hyomei
for several weeks treatment, it is the
most economical catarrhal remedy
known. Extra bottles can be procured
for fifty cents. Ask the Laurens Drug
Co. to Show you the strong guarantee
under which they sell Hyomei.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-09-13
COTTON GROWERS
HOLD A MEETING.
Laurens Association Endorses ,rr
Cotton Association in Fixing
at III Cents.

AT the call of the President, meet
ing of the Laurens County Cotton
Growers Association was held in the
Court House on Saturday. The Con
vention was very well attended and
there was a spirit of interest in the
proceedings from first to last.
DR.. A. C. Fuller, President of the
Association, made quite an interesting
talk at the beginning of the meeting,
discussing at some length the work of
the Cotton Association and expressing
his qualification with the general results
that have been achieved.
The adoption of resolution endors-
ing the action of the Southern Cotton
Association at Asheville in fixing the
minimum price for the present crop of
cotton at IL cents and agreeing to hold
as much as possible for that price, was
one of the important features of the
Conventions work.
Those who participated in the discus
sion of the resolution were. Hon. o. p.
Goodwin, Judge Thompson, Col. Whar-
ton, j. r. Finley, w. P. Harris, p. M.
Pitts and j. N. Leak.
Col. Wharton called attention to the
fact that bagging has advanced from a
Sd to cents and ties from 85 cents to
$l.00. He also brought out the fact
that cotton seed were selling for 65 cts
per hundred, price far too low and he
urged the Association to look into these
matters with the view of effecting a
remedy.
The Convention delegates reported
the cotton crop short as general thing
throughout the county.
SECRETARY REPORT.
The Laurens County Cotton Growers
Convention met in the Court House,
Saturday at IL o'clock.
The following delegates were en-
rolled:
Laurens G. Thompson, John r.
Finley, Glenn A. Fuller, w. l.. Taylor,
r. o. Hairston.
Dials-J. N: Leak. .Tno. d. Owings,
G. f. Dorroh, T. C. McCauley.
Scuffletown-J, T. Todd, E. Y. Gun
ningham, j. w. Blakely, O. P. Good
win.
.Jacks-J. H. Pitts, j. C. Mcmillan,
j. M. Copeland, j. 1. Young, P. M.
Pitts.
Hunter-Capt. Wash Williams, j..
Rhett Copeland, r. P. Adair.