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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29
GENERAL FATE OF HYPocRlTEs
Give Themselves Away, as Did Par
simonious Manufacturer.


Thomas w. Lawson at dinner In
Boston said Of a certain fnancier
that the man condemned himself out
OF his own mouth.
cali his life" said Mr.. Lawson, he
has played the hypocrite But unsuc-
cessfully. Continually he himself
overturns the wall OF discrimination
and guile built about his affairs.
at is so, | fancy, with all hypo-
critics They are not exposed. They
give themselves away.
This man began life as a, manu-
facturer He pretended to be friend
to profit sharing and all such philan-
thropic schemes, but as matter OF
tact he paid starvation wages. He
ground his hands nearly to death.
"And this fact he was continually
exposing
"One day he sent for a detective.
"Oh, I want you he said, TO shad.
ow my bookkeeper. suspect him of
dishonesty
"The detective, hardened though he
was, looked shocked.
Suspect young Harry Chalmers of
dishonesty he cried. why, l can
hardly believe it. No one lives more
frugally, though it is true he has re-
Gently married
That's the point, said the other.
With the salary pay him he could
not possibly marry
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29
The July American Bow

Patriotism breathes from both cover
and contents OF The July American Boy.
The front cover page Is reproduction
of Willards famous picture, "The Spirit
of 1776." Further TO stir the boys to
love of country is another installment
of "In Defense OF His Flag" by STRAIT
emeyer; "Reub" story by Frank h..
Sweet; Where Yankee Doodle Was
Written" by J. F.. Boss; Drums and
Drummers" by J. G.. julius Langbein;
Fourth OF July Among the Kiowas' by
Ida A. Rolf; and How Washington
Celebrated Fourth of July by Fred
Myron Colby. Shaggy Coat" a serial
about beaver ends with this number.
Nathaniel Hawthorne is number nine
of Boyhood of Great Americans series.
Boys who love the life of the camp will
find chapter three of "Four Boys in
Camp" byJ l.. Harbour, of exceeding
interest. Another installment of "The
Young Book Agent" by Horatio Alger,
Jr., continues this story of boys road
to success. "The Diary of Fly" by
George Reiter Brill, supplies humor
while. George Thorndike Angel"
biographical sketch splendidly illus
trated, tells of The Boy Who Cared
For Animals. Switching Up" is story
of the juvenile court and "My Young
Sportsman" is chapter two, descriptive
of firearms and their use. Animals
come in for their share Of attention In
"How Three Boys Captured Buzzard,"
as does baseball in chapter three OF
How to Play BASEBALL. THE Boy Mech
anic and Electrician" is interesting with
it's Workshop Notes" and lesson three on
chemistry and lesson eleven on electric
ity. There are puzzles problems, pic
lures and articles relating to hobbies
galore. No boy can fail to be interested
in this number. There are in addition
over 10 illustrations. Subscription price
81. 90 year The Sprague Publishing
Co., Detroit, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29
Practical GIVING.

Jacob Riis has a story OF little lad
who shines shoes for a living. This
boy goes to a mission Sunday school.
and was keenly disappointed when, at
Christmas time, his gift from the tree
turned out to be a copy of Browning 8
poems.
Next Sunday, however, the superin-
tendent announced that any child not
pleased with his gift could have II ex-
changed. Jimmie marched boldly to
the front with his.
What have you there, Jimmie?"
Browning"
"And what do you want In e.
changer"
ackingi"-Harper's Weekly.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29

There are a thousand little things to
consider in building a house, and a
fruit cellar is one of them. BY set
ting off the part of this cellar that
comes under the parlor it may be
made cold enough to keep apples all
winter. Apples will not keep In a
warm cellar. The best temperature
is 33 degrees, but of course that can
not be maintained in any cellar, but
ment for fruit as 1t is possible to get
without artificial refrigeration.
The arrangement of chimneys pro
vides an easy means OF heating the
house with stoves, il stoves are pre-
ferred. The front chimney also offers
a splendid opportunity for a corner
CRATE in the parlor. | like corner
CRATES. They take up less room, and
a three-cornered mantel looks we'll
and somehow I think the corner OF a
room is the right place for fire.
II I should build this little cottage
for myself | should have the pretti-
est corner CRATE in the front parlor
that | could find. And | should in
sst on having something small
enough to fit the room, and delicate
enough to please my wife's esthetic
taste.
This little cottage house Is worth
careful consideration by those who
expect to build house with room
enough for a good-sized family with
out tying up great deal of money
II you use good material and keep
the house nicely painted you will
never be ashamed Of it or regret your
decision.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29

all the other rooms right, too, but
not at the expense Of the kitchen.
There are six rooms downstairs and
a very nice little bathroom besides.
There is no hall downstairs and 1t
could not be expected in a house OF
this size and cost. when the number
and size OF rooms are taken into con-
sideration. The downstairs floor plan
of this design is very compact. In
fact every inch OF room is utilized;
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29
"Earthouake Gowns

In 1850 there was a great earth
quake in England and Horace Wal
pole records that several women have
made earthquake gowns. that Is,
warm gowns TO sit out of doors all
night" Walpole also tells that
Turner a great china man, at the cor
ner OF the next street. had a jar
cracked by the shock. He originally
asked ten guineas for the Jar; he now
asks 20, because Il is the only jar IN
Europe that had been cracked by an
earthquake"
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That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29

no space is wasted and it would be
difficult to improve on it in any way
A hall is not necessary in a plan OF
this kind. The vestibule is big
enough to hold a hatrack, and the
sitting-room answers svery purpose
of a reception room.
This plan gives a cellar long
enough to have one cold end for fruit.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29

"Dr. Thomas Electric OIL is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used ia our family
with success for eight years. Mrs. L.
Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. y
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Too Late to Classify.


Thoroughbred Angora kittens. Would
exchange one for Scotch Collie of equal
value and breeding. Address
lIRs. K. L. CoFFINBERRY,
Paw Paw.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-17
WELSH CALCAsIEU PARISH LOUISIANA, AUGUST H. 1916
Our City Schools.

The question of who is to be our
school faculty for the ensuing year Is
still problematic, although we nave
the assurance of our ward director,
Mr.. Booze, of Roanoke, that we VIII
have a strong man at the head or the
school this season. AS the matter
now stands, three of the teachers are
chosen. They are Miss Jeanette
shaw, who will have her old position
with the primary pupils, Miss Allen
graduate of the Lake Charles nlSh
school, who has been teaching 1or
some time, and Miss LOOMS, recently
of Pennsylvania, who has taught one
year at, or near Sulphur, La. Inese
ladies have not been assigned to their
grades yet. The other two candidates
selected by the local director, w. l..
Hutcheson, were rejected, not being
legally qualified to teach in this state,
since one of them was only a graduate
of Washington and Lee University, OF
Virginia, established in 1859, and the
other merely held an A. NJ. degree
from the Michigan University at AM
Arbor. While both these teachers
have taught with eminent success IL
the north, yet they must not presum
to transgress the majesty of an order o
the Louisiana State Board of Educa
ton. and seek position in Louislan
} schools without eyer having attende
. the Louisiana State Normal Schoo
the Lake Charles high school or tn
} Peabody Institute.
B Our citizens need have no fears as
\ our schools being we'll equipped Wi
teachers as we have the assurance FRO
D MIR. Booze that the corpse of teache
Z will be completed and the schools O
2 ened September 9th, as per Schedul
\ and we have the utmost confidence IN
|" both the local director, Mr.. Hutches
- and the member of the parish boar
Mr.. Booze. will do all in their 20"
- to secure competent teachers 10 NIL |
A remaining vacancies. OF the thu
1 teachers already selected. Miss Sh
. needs nc recommendation. Miss
a len comes highly recommended as
4 efficient teacher, and Miss LOOMS
y inc a graduate of the PennsylvaI
A Normal brings credentials "h
4 should be accepted without qnesti'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-17

The union revival meeting when hau
been in progress here for the past TWO
weeks, was brought to successiui
close Sunday night.
While these meetings have been at
tracing large crowds nightly YET
they reached their elimination sun
day night when even standing room IN
the large tent was at q premium, Whiie
at least one hundred and fifty people
were on the outside who, thanks 10
the fact that Rev. Williams is &biessed
with good lungs, were able to near
distinctly everything that was SAID
These meetings haye been most oen-
Efficient in their results. Being union
meetings, they have drawn not only
the members of the various churches
of the city together and given the
strength that comes of union, but they
have also attracted large crowds OF
men and boys who have seldom al
; tended any religious meeting hereto
fore. Nor was the attendance conhneo
to the people of Welsh only, but part
h les from Roanoke, Jennings, Iowa
n HAYES, Bell City, Mayvllle and LAX
s Charles we're frequently present.
> The results of these meetings wer
At gratifying in the extreme. There wer
N at least twenty-five actual conversions
0, while at least that many more pro
q fessed sanctifcation, and many OF
po time christians experienced an awaf
wv euinc of the spirit which amounted a
a. most TO a new conversion IN many II
an stances. One of the remarkable lei
!. tures of the meetings was the fact TN
ch most of the new converts were men
~ mature years. a number OF the pu'
- ness men of Welsh knelt at the altar
II ttese meetings and for the hrSt time
: their lives gained d saving knowled
} Of Christ. 1t is greatly to be regr
tod that the meetings could not ha
I continued for another week, since tn
; were constantly gaining IN power
reach the unconverted The TESTING
ials riven by number OF the buSln
I men Sunday night, representing
various churches, indicate the cl
I relationship which now exists betw
{ the various christian denomination:
I the city.
{ In appreciation of Rev. wilma
7 spIendid services, free will otter
: was taken for him Sunday wi
amounted to Sl25.6O. Much credit
I the success of these meetings is
I due to Revs. Houck and Leeds. 1t
I suggested in closing, that the
: meeting become an annual affair
/ Welsh, as is the camp meeting at L
$ Arthur, Bell City and other places
{ The Calcasieu Implement Co., L
: has lust received car OF lex *
} Ruogies. which it will pay YOU TO
: if YOU are interested or lhteho
= chasing buggy,
= Steckler's fresh garden SEED lor
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-17
THE UNION REVIVAL MEETING AT WELSH
CLOSED SUNDAY NIGHT AUGUST II.

The Meeting Attended BY Constantly
Increasing Audiences.-Many Ne"
Converts Made.-A General Spirit OF
Good Will and Christian Fellowship
Prevails Among the Religious De-
nominations of the City.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-17

Steckler's fresh garden seed for tall
Wanting at the Morse Hardware co.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-17

ur queS-
come at
will SO.
ace at q
| + month.
|aSant as
re not an
|factorily,
ated FREE
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-01
nesies ~ 1.sHe vsussss.s Ssss.
WHrRE,s. Lrox,Rp cHrIsox. 20,

WHEREAs. LEONARD cHILsON. FoR-
meri, of Ia Iunts. ot.ro county tat.
9f Col"rado' Who's present address !. un-
hisoNn. dlu te hfs certain decd 90 trust.
dated the lsth dap u February. \. u. Iissl aud
rre"riss, August si,h. \, u rss. ia ,-ros - al
- clerk and recorder ~ Otefo county. Goio-
RADIO cons.y q" N. public trusfe. 81 aid 0isro
c,,unty. Cal"rs,ia ih. folloWing d.-srit.-i al
estate situate IN ths -aid otero county, 'oio-
is,ts naHih~r-.i thirteen ia. and foar,.en iiu
diti"u - the eits .f La Junfa a. -ho~n - the
reoofdei plat of aid addition which
--ear~ th. pay meat 81 HI. on. c@r,ain rr.su,i-
sofy note 81 Ike date of said deed Of trust for
The principal .aua q Five Hunar.d .nd thir,y-
paLshie go tlin,aB u. Ag0- aud Ed~sri ~
,-ren> yr. sho a. sfaesi all tbs.r Interest ia
fshrusry iaHh. Iss., ~i,k Interest thereon al
NE rate 81 ixhs p~r eenf l~r cent I~r
NUN usysbls -emi-ahnuAliy.
MrEssA-, ff is further pros sl.-f in arsi hy
aid d-si - trust that Ia ease ot default IN the
synent 81 ssid hote. or any par, Thereof.
'"r h-tAhn'-nt- th@re"ti, according toths teaor
and effect % aid note or
10 ea-~ of sial.tioa II an, Of N.
terms, conditions ant agreements ttsrein e.n-
tsin.d. OF IN ease the said Leonard chil-oa
on . CERTAIN loaa oa IN. same rrot-rfy n al.
by The ,r~ro Loan and Building A.-.-iatioa-
- ~hish ,hi- trust decd va. made -abiees.
then The t~n@frtsrte- named in this trust
sis~d ms, p~y said rr"athly a--~--sas.,. and
such payment. .~~ome .o much additional
and N ease Of violation 81 any "a the t.rns'
conditions snd agree nent. the rein cs.nssifs-<i
s shen y sh.n ssd NAY b i.~fal ior
The k.n..s street ,po~ Third street frosi
La yants. e.untg "a orera. ard SAT- ~ 60
rsda. Tor tA- highest and b--t pric~ the -s-e
I'll s,is< , N s.sh. iscr ..~s. r.si.e so,le.
place 81 -sid sale hy ~~-kly sdv~rti-~-n~nt II
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-01

get anywhere near enough TO satisfy
their orders at any time lately. Run
today is 5000 head. movement ae-
tive. Arizona lambs 500 to $7.35.
Utah lambs s. 20. some light UtAhs
at s7.65 and 500. Utah sheep and
yearlings $50 to S. 40. Utah ewes
$500. Some yearling wethers and
ewes recently sold for the country at
s.. so and 79 pound yearling wethers
sold for the same purpose yesterday
at $3.50. Better receipts. and more
activity are anticipated from now
on.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-01

Cattle receipts are heavier this
week. 50.cco head in three days.
market lower but now steady and
active. Several shipments of Noun
tain Colorado cattle have been in
eluded this week. pretty good quail
~. and they have sold at good
prices. Killing steers from De
buque brought sl.75. other steers
Sass. both punches around 100
pounds. cows S2.s5 TO 1855. year
ling and two year old steers at So jo
TO 1915. Panhandle shipments have
also been liberal. cows SIS to S2.s5.
steers s2.s5 to 1915. heifers up to
$500. veals $3.50 to S5.s5. Cows
are OF Is TO ~ cents since a week
ago, stcckers and feeders also 10 to
- lower. most Of this loss before
the Close Of last week. about steady
this week. Movement to the country
Is pretty good nov. at prevailing
prices. feeders $40 to A-25. stock
srs s2-6o to n.lo. exceptions above
these prices. A total Of 4s1 car
Dosds went to the country hst week.
heaviest movement this year
Country buyers are outbs3ding
packers on certain kinds Of steers
this week Still. when operators
sdvance the price on country grades
the demand drups down until the
sdvance has be<n taken on. Dry
Sst seeess ere selling good. several
drvvss q Ss.0 to Ss.S. Psnhandle
buIls seIl & S2-@ to S2@.
ne skeep situafioa - beea
sgrsar for . veek o. mere o. 60
esuas - s1e vesy saan receipts. buf
= sAe - two days. Msssons ere
Ueak 10 - lowe1. lanes Is 30 =
eeneD bswef, 10 eet in Iine vitA D.
d. q e<lsef points. and not on &C.
csune & ever sapeiJ here In fat
pneAe<s ner eo1atrJ bu5efS cozld
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-01
osf'e'si Call for aspviiess cevssy
Cosssatiee.

puRsuRANT To THE ACTioN or THE
= Republican Coanty Central Conmirt~- AZ
q m-~tins held in La Junts. August 9th, lNs
. County Cons~stiou of the Republican farty
of Ot@ro Ioanty, Colorado. y hereby called 10
meet in the City Of Rock Ford. Colorado. st
the hour Of 10 o'elork . m. Mouffsy, s~f,
t.mh-r 10. lssss. for N. psrI-,-e OF eI~ctins
delegate. To the Republican State. Conxr~--
-i.susl and Judicial Conventions and of nomir-
attns, oo@ county clerk. treasurer. ssG~
-herirs on- s-----oF. one superintendent of
-cha-tl-- one county commissioner, one REPRE-
sentative. one corun-r, surveyor. and for
the trsn-setiaTs Of saeh other tusin--s a. may
prof-sriS come b~tor. the eony~nfi.u.
For aid purI-s~e th. several precincts Of the
county VII - eutitled Ia representation in the
csasentissr a. follo9-. fs-~ft.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-01
StoethoIders Meeting.

TIL ANNUAL MEETING 90 THE ~TOcK.
h.i!sisr. of The Mars lalid MiniAr and
MILLING Company " ill =. held on Monday TIN,
sth dsy Of uriotsr A. -. iiss..at thu ss,ustauy /.
pnic. at Ia Juufa. toissrado. ai ocla-ck \
"a The aft.fns-un. for the ptirt-,-s of etertiIig
. toard Of directors. ~ decid ing the matter
OF reorganization aud sich Other question. A..
may regularly come b.for~ such annual
meeting
hy order 20 th. Boar.l af Director.
Dated thts III day Of Augti-f. a. u. is.si
~ ". BENNETT
Secretary
first publication. August - t'..
Last puhliesf ION. September p ff.s
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-01
Desert tssd. Finsi Proof Notice 10,
1ubiicstioa.

lNITFD >rAIs- LAND oFyIes
ftEHLn, toto-. Augu~t = 100
Nb1ItE Il HEREHf GfNE> THAT
~ &. W No.-ilsy. of n-uv@r. r.lor,.fa
assignee ~ Io-~ph ". snyder. "a La Jun,a
toloss hss niesi notlc. nf inteufioa ~ make
prs-,f o.. hi- d~-.rt-lasf eisiun No NJ for
ths north~s-s quarter ~scfion :. township "a
-~uth- rsns- 5. se-t. t-fare tuif~d state
Lsnd onses at Iuetslo, tslp.. ssa Tharsisy
the i~sh day Of p-foi~r. If-s
He ssne> the following ~itns--s- tn prove
the esm plete irrtsstion and reelanstiau q
aid land: Charlie T. >~sl.y. B~pisnia
>rlnney. s..orsr ". Hammers and " illiarp
4 ]. Hall. al Of La Junfs. g.,ls
:. A. ABBEY. Register
Fir~f puhlicstion. tugu<t ~. rss
lsss publication. p~fot,~r q. fSs
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-01
oessrt Land. Fissi Proof sos
Public Ssioa.
t>IrEp >r,TEs LAND OSvIcH
frESLo. CoLa-.Auguss :. lfnk.

t>IrED STATES LAND OSvIcx }
PrEsLo, CoLn--Anxnss :. ifaa Z
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Henry A Mcintyre 81 Driver. Colorado
has FLED notice of intrntioa To make pruDf ga
his de-~ ~rt- land claim No al. for the ssortA-
es.t quarter northeast quarter. ssrtis,n 10
north half north e~f quarter .-ss0t h. Ass QslaP-
ter .north~~.t quarter west half nortke.. Il
quarter. ~s-s half southeast quarter section
IL to~ n.hlp "a. >Dafh. range - ~e~t, hefors
Unit~d States Lafid Ofiie~ at Ps~blo. 4 Coior ado
ON Thar-si.y, tho 18th day of October. 1855.
He nam~- the follow ing xitne--~. to prove
>sii land: Charles l. >~ei~y, B~njalnin y
spinney .5~ors~ w. Hammer and William A
J. Hrls. all If La Junrs. Colo.
:. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication August -. rss-
Last "a hi ieafi.s1 ttrfotsr d iAs
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-01
AnMouaCEMGnVS.

Under this head announcements Of
candidates for political office will be
published until the county conven-
ton meets in September, at the rate
Of 81. so per each. payment strictly in
advance in each instance. No political
hot air talk. in lieu of cash. goes un-
der any circumstances.