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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-04-24
A Whole Half Day

a
Hinckley happened home for lunch
con one day and found that a new
cook had arrived that morning. The
meal was perfect and everything most
satisfactory.
At night, when he sat down for din
ner, another delicious repast was
served Turning to his wife delight
edly he said:
81 see we still have the same old
cook."-Judge.
Teacher-"Tommy, when was Rome
built?" Tommy-"In the night"
Teacher-"How came you to make
such a mistaken" Tommy-"You
said yesterday Rome wasn't built in
day."-Chicago Journal.
A bashful young couple, who were
evidently very much In love, entered
crowded street car in Boston the
other day. do you suppose we can
squeeze in here?" he asked, looking
doubtfully at her blushing face.
Don't You think, dear, we had better
wait until we get homer" was the
low embarrassed reDlY.-Life.
The husband-wearily- None what
ever"
"Pop!" Eyes, my son." did you
ever flirt before you were married?"
"Why, yes, my boy" "And were you
caught at it?" Eyes, my boy" "Who
caught you, pop?" "Your mother!"
-Yonkers Statesman.
"And what are you doing In the
capital?" said the Washington citizen
to friend from the West. ooh,
came to see Congress make a few
laws" Indeed? Then you intend 70
reside here for q number Of ysaxefa.
s==<aeFs1sa4 LsA4ses -
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-04-24
WIN Represent Ecuador.

Guayaquil, Ecuador. April 20,--Louis
Felipe Yarbo has been appointed min
lister OF Ecuador at Washington.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-04-24
Perhaps Both.

Eyes, they have been married ten
years and he is still forever paying
her compliments"
80"
Eyes, he must be deeply in love with
her.
Either that or he is afraid of her"
Houston Post
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-04-24

Charlie promised that on the day
he married me he would stop drink
Ing" ibid he keep mis- promise?"
ooh, yes He didn't take drink all
that day.-Cleveland Leader.
How old is the child?" asked the
visitor. six months" responded the
proud mother. "And has he pub
lished anything yet?"-Minneapolis
Tribune.
Knicker-"What will become Of
their children?" Booker They will
be taken from the servants of the
father and brought up by the servants
Of the mother" New York Sun.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-04-24

he had cut the arteries In the wrists
of man pinioned under timbers at
the st. Katherine hotel. According
to the statement made by Hussey, the
man was begging to be killed, and the
policeman shot at him, but his aim
was defective and the bullet went wide
of the mark. The officer then handed
Hussey knife with instructions to
cut the veins in the suffering mans
wrists, and Hussey obeyed orders to
the letter.
Hussey be locked up. There has been
no opportunity to investigate his
story, but the police believe that the
awful calamity rendered him insane
and that the incident reported to them
has no existence except in the imagin-
alton of the man who made the re-
port.
Bulletins Of the oatastrophy.
The Southern Pacific is doing it's ut
most to get people out Of the city, and
not charging refugees for transporta-
ton.
The entire Larkin street frontage of
the city hall for distance of several
hundred feet was thrown out into the
street.
The plant of one of the gas com.
panies blew up and as measure OF
precaution all the other gas was
turned off.
At Iona Prieta, is miles from Santa
Cruz, mine house slipped down the
side of a mountain, burying ten men
in the ruins
The Palace hotel, a caravansary
that has sheltered famous people
from all parts Of the world, was
burned clean.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01
The Lake Arthur Herald informs

The Lake Arthur Herald informs
US that a number of rice growers
in that section have made arrange
ments to try highland rice next
season, as they have ordered from
one to five sacks each of seed from
Texas. 1t is claimed for this rice
that it will yield a large crop with
out irrigation. and that the
grain is equal in appearance to
Japan. If it will do this it is a
valuable acquisition to the rice in
dustry, as the expense CT levees
and water will be eliminated. Be-
sides this the ground now used for
the levees, which in many cases
amounts to almost one fifth of the
field, will be put in rice instead of
being lost to the farmer.-ST. Ian.
DRY CLARION.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01

A press telegram from Clarks-
vile, Texas. dated November 25th
says: "A number of prominent
physicians of this locality have
forwarded to Austin with signed
statement a living water snake Sc
ven inches long, which was pump
ed from the stomach of a fifteen
year-old negro boy living near Ma
dres. 1t is bel ieved the boy swal-
lowed the snake at a spring when
the reptile was young.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01
Gamblers Get The Bounce.

Tuesday morning Mayor Legue-
nee ordered Chief OF Police Dutel
and his force to arrest all the gam
blers and sports in town. The or
der was promptly executed aud
when the crowd was ranged up be-
fore him, Mayor Leguenec told
them in plain language that their
time had come; that the "Vagrant
Ordinance would be impsrtially
and fearlessly enforced--that if
they did not get out of town or 60
to work he would put them on the
streets.
The effect was marvellous. Louis
Stafford took morphine and died
despite heroic efforts made to save
him. Several other sports took
the next train and left for better
pastures.
Meanwhile the Mayor has been
kept busy receiving well nigh uni
versal compliments for his deci.
sive action.
NJ
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01
2O,00--DISCOUNT--S2O

On fifty special holidays scholarships.
from Monday. January Z. to Monday.
January IA. inclusive. Only fifty will be
sold under these conditions. The offer
is magnificent one.
Don't put it off. but send stamps for
our special offer; also for particulars Of
the FREE $500 Home Course in perman-
ship. 300 elegantly written copies, with
instruction for practice. You can Sc
cure good handwriting practically free.
Enclose stamp. mention this paper and
investigate this great opportunity that
is offered you.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01
WALDEN'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE
LAKE CHARLES, LA
EducateS Young Men, Women and Boys
For Business and Profit
And Places Them in Desirable Condition.

Occupies its own building, Teachers
course Of study and equipment unexcel-
led. FOUR WEEKS with as equal to
TWELVE WEEKS elsewhere. 400 pu-
pills will attend this popular school next
year. Its grown has been by leaps and
bounds. True merit is the cause. Every
graduate placed in profitable position.
More calls for bOokkeepers and stenO-
graphprs than we could Gil.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01
-ABBEVILLE MERIDIONAL.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease. Ca.
tarrh is blood or constitutional disease
and in order to cure 1t ynu must taSp
take remedies. Halls Catarr.i Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure il not a quack medicine. Ii
was prescribed by one Of the best physi-
clans in this country for years and ia a
regular prescription. II is composed Of
the best tones known, combined with
the lest blood purifiers. acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination Of the two ingredients is
what produces snch wonderful results in
Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY e. CO., Toledo. @.
Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01
Robert E. Lees Birthday
Shreveport Caucasian.

There was issued recently by
General Stephen d. Lee, Comm an
der of the United State Confede-
rate Veterans, an order directing
the observance of General Robert
E. Lees birthday on January 10,
1907. In the order General Lee
says:
"No occasion should be overlook
ed to keep his memory green and
TO induce the boys and girls of the
Southland to emulate his pure and
holy life.
mo suggestion is made to the
form, but the services are TO be
held some way in all parts of the
country. The United Sons of Con-
federate Veterans, the United
Daughters of the Confederacy and
the various memorial organizations
of the State are all requested to
join with the Veterans to thus
honor the dead"
The suggestion is timely and will
receive the hearty approval of the
people of the South. To observe
the birthday of General Lee, of
Jefferson Davis and others of the
South, who were glorified in de-
feat of their cause, is to teach this
and the generations to come, the
lessons Of patriotic self-sacrifice
for principles which outweigh all
the gold and priceless gems of the
world. In the life record of Gen
eral Robert f. Lee is offered as
example for emulation all that is
grand and great and ennobling in
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01
NO OPIUM IN CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH
REMEDY.

There is not the least danger IN giving
Chamberlian's Cough Remedy to small
children as it contains no opium or 9th
er harmful drug. 1t has ali established
reputation of more than thirty years as
the most successful medicine in use for
colds, Group and whOOping cough. 1t al
wrys cures and is pleasant to take. Chill.
dren like it. Sold by T. j. Liable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01

Let every man of this Parish
remember that there is just thirty
days left to them to pay their poll
tax. and unless they pay this years
tax before the last day of Decem-
Der, they will not be able to vote
at the general election of 1908.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01
A Perverted and a Unperver
table Law.
Maxwen's Talisman.

The Homestead law of 1862, sign
ed by Abraham Lincoln, aud the
National Irrigation law of 1902,
signed by Theodore Roosevelt, each
bad for its inspiration the purpose
of dividing the land in small tracts
among the people. The Que has
been perverted by trickery and
dishonesty into an instrument for
creating great estates and barring
the home maker from the land.
The other, as it now stands, is in
valuable to those who would use
1T for such purposes. In no way
can it be manipulated in the ill.,
terest of inordinate land hunger or
monopoly. Hence the incessant
attacks made upon it's revenues
and upon the word of the Reclaim
alton Service. in the hope of 80
embarrassing or crippling it that
private spectators may absorb the
opportunities now held open to
the many.
Even more than the Homestead
Act is the National Irrigation Act
''The Poor Mans Law" Kept ia
force, it will forever maintain the
subdivision of all irrigated areas
into small holdings; whereas farms
acquired under the Homestead law
may in short time be absorbed
10 numbers into single holdings.
But a man may acquire wealth on
an irrigated farm of 100. 80, 40,
and even 10 acres. One of the fe-
licities of the system is that it is
teaching thousands of people that
a small tract, irrigated and inteu-
sively cultivated, pays better than
the big farm under old-fashioned
methods.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01

Remember that when in need
OF FEED, such as OATS, CORN,
HAY, aud BRAN, that J.. BEN
VENU supplies the public at the
LOWEST PRICES.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-12-01

WANTED-G00D MAN in each conn
ty To represent and advertise cO-Opsra-
tive department. put out samples, tic.
Old established business house. Cash
Salary S2l 90 weekly. expense money ad-
vanced: permanent! position. Onr refer
pncs Bankers National Bank Of Chicago.
Capital S2.000,00o. Address Manager.
THE COLUMBIA HOUSE. Chicago. Ill.
Desks No. l.. to Dc 10
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S,e,

| Pro ssabts fSSSasef. So
u She had been called ont TO the cor
ner, drug. store tos answer. lie ..Aele-
phone. q boyssfom TIC store having
been sent TOR the purpose sof notify.
ting her. When sher return dTit was
d block away her visiting friend 70.
marked on the convenience of the syn.
tenn and its economy. ~. {
Fl should think %. 4 responded the
girl OF Affairs ~ 4 never could get
along without II. Most OF *my friends
are In ONCE or have their own tele.
5phones. aosthey can Scall me- up eas-
ily and C never costs me q cent. \
" Don't you have 70 pay the drug
store people for sending for you? r
= Certainly not 4I trade. there It's
lots more convenient than the post
once. and 10 4 ever have TO- cali up any.
body myself 7 always 90 there and
pay them. A Store ought to accom-.
Inodata Its. patrons. e s;$tt' s,.ss
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a Trip of The Grange.

H: the Orange wes the fourth locomo-
tive owned by the Erie, and the first
engine ever seen In Binghamton and
Horneli, the flrst To cross the portags
syiaduet and the4 first TO sound q
whistle ID the Genesee valley OF Az
aitica. a. :lss,
The feat that first brought her
fame was made lib January, 19S2.
when shs Was ,ised 10 draw Is special
train nom Goshen ID Piedmomt, car
Tying uo'v. Stewards message 10 fths
New York Sun. This had BEEN
brought from Albany 10 Goshen by
post riders iRss race between the
Sun and the Herald, ito see which
could hfSt get d the, j, message, Into
print. fhS Herald .-relied wholly .pn
post rsders. The sun sapp lemented
these post riders with the service
o. sheg railway, and 40 ran the Arss
railway news service ever run. The
sun had typesetters on a steamer al
Piedmont and when the Orange al.
rived with the. document. had II put
|'anso tyue:.an the steamboat, and beat
the Herald by several hours Oh heg,
|ana Sbe. eag int aheahaads % s,atta
ESeaners The Orange had helped ON.
Eable the, Sun 10 have the message FOR
sale on .slfe streets d fun hour Do.
fore the aerald'S post riders reached
/ che Herald flice. s 4 81 't1ls;
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II BeastIy',' Joke. ~
Lord Beaeonsfeld often met with
bitter political hostility in his private
capacity One day, walking about his
country place In the easy coat and
general careless attire he liked among
his farmers. he encountered two WON.
en-, strong partisans Of Gladstone.
Supposing him to- be the keeper or
gardener or something Of that aorts
they inquired II he would show them
over the place. which he at once un.
dertook to d.: While they were walk
ing about they overwhelmed him with
questions fsthe master Of the manor.
and one 81 them finally said: s'po
you think you could manage % get ms
u sight BE the old beast himself 2.
Madam" said Lord Beaconsfeid, ''the
old beast has the honor a to wait llpo y
yVWsMVNSss Ii
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I .sYhasl Piasries's Isel.alse.


'''sse your own country flrat. z zsaid
y. g.. AacWaaas tho noted secret serv.
80 agent Don't go. 10 Epgland till
700 hare frsE. Hsen America They
who boast abeaits foreign parts when
they don't knuw stheS .beasstieS. and
wonders nf sshsis Own. land .oaght 30
he Kicked. =. AZ. 4.
sI mot d young: chap froms Rlaasor,
the osthers day.s He hads bean kabraad
fcr asmonths4 and. iyosSd hase thought
from his sclothes s'andIs walk that;sale
was M EHglishmans. He staikea:abO
England .as sc 1t was heaYer, and
finally be said:
s. IN London. you kneNf appeared
nc court. M IN \. Y.fs n
frowned and said: Il !. y III
81 n Drunk and dlsogderly q Il. Vi
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-30
Blue scHoo NERs HIS 100000.
Skipper Even Objected TO Bringing
Blue Slope chest Aboard.


When the weather 10 contrary and,
ugly and q fog blanket hangs closely
over the water the old salts. OF this
coast look around to see If there lii a
blue schooner In sight, says the Ban
COR (Me.) correspondent OF the New
York World. Should vesse; painted
any shade ofs;blue be In the hRrb0r,
then the foid.timers grunt and remark
that II 10 NO wonder that the weather
sls bad. The blue achooner is consid.
erred rank hpoaoO and is GUESSED
,roundly every time she puts An ON;
appearance. u a ID. 81 S Fl /
The schooner DONNA Il. Briggs ii re-
garded as q sure enough herald 09 had
weashes, for not only ii she painted
bldS, but shess ID alS0 thrSa-master,
and when st9 Appeared ID = Portland
hatbor recently. on /. passage from
Bangor 10 New York. all mandarin the
aeet already anchored fherasooaciudea
that they might ass veil ;.karn ID and;
have g good sheep. .Thag knew, what
WINS follow, and. 81, - ne aasterly.
Rtnds. e6ld, snow add YOg,.. Said Cant.
Bakef. ~. the sllssib scKo6her 'sS via
Pigeon. when hS made otGE the ,.coinffs
bf the Donna BFiggS: - ~
There's blue schooner. That's
What's making og this weather and
you woa {, ses 40 ii change :! tall abe gess
"A SIas sc iil j d q. haaaoo any, si
way. and yoa woif' Y md one ca4n ID
q hundred that'H paint q vessel thaf
color. Once III wine y6a giiI aas
some blue hakSah d5mbfnSssa 81 u. liStIis;
Blue stSipfns bus:ssit,s ain L IDops lar.i Z
'membsr 6ncas e,aMn RbeM 1zsMfa
0f Bo6thbay hsshar ases going 10 take
ne new schooner, built gOmewhereS
kgslown east;; and Zen Ne went Aboard
% soahas y alpteas' ne Jhatchss
Here he d II \. Is 4 tie mapagiag
E0wner, you tsifn is and paint some
other color on TO them matches, De
yon'il set another man TO 80 ID this
vessel. N u. s.} d 4 III 4
They painted them matches q good
Fourth D. July red. and the vessel 81.
ierS had. good luck. other eap'n was
Standin on the poop Of his vessel
watching q crew como over the side.
Tie last man to show his head over
the rail- had ii Bile chest. and when
the 'cap'nt see 1t helyelied:: I
6. I" .fIzefet you leave that blue box ON
.thS wharf pr get hack there yourself;
blue don't goson this vessel:
man had TO gos ashore ag'in and shift
his dunnage into q has. and then he
was ali right. > 81 St 3ss 1.
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. aefnnany.s lsael PI.rodusslofl.

NV 81 @effnARy'a Fd0l tsf08ueSI 0is.
Gesmany's production OF: coal 50
Jniy amounted To IL, 51B, 600 tons,
which compares with II, 727, 900 Cons
9or July, 1906 Coke production
amounted 10 100. 900 tons. 80 COM
pared with l.421, 00a toms For seven
months the production o. coal was
aa,ll7, coo tons; brown coal a iignite)
"a, 800, 900 ltlons, and coke 8, 900 tona
ahead oetthe parable months oS fsD5.
8 Ginot John erickson. d farmer iiy.
Ing near aEin6f ws,a drawn int6 the
cylinder de q thicshfng machine and
narrowly escaped death. Erickson was
liking the cylinder and the ..engins4s
started tie engine without giving
nStace. One oe tine teeth dc Sha cyasndei
passed through Ericlsonsa Sooe.
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/. MAY q ', BE a NEW KLo NDlSE.
= labrador Subject o. Controversy BE.
tween Canada and Newfoundland.

- 49,
Labrador has till recently been re-.
garoed 90 q sort Of never, never
iand, owing to the inhospitality OF the
climate and the rugged nature Of the
\ country but the 320, 900 square miles
s0f the peninsula are now attracting
attention BY reason Of It's forests and
/ repntsd mineral wealth, and Canada
q accordingly dispdting the boundary
line claimed by Newfoundland. The
'eoast belongs 10 the sslastSr country,
nut the interior beyond aslihe. nptsyet
definitely located eiongs to Canada.
II N 1909 the eastern lIttoral was given
20 Newfoundland and the unknown
aalrte saand to- Canadas 81 Faasher TO 3sghe
] Hudson Bay company. As laid down
gta, the lociiihents the boundary lei A
mistaken ole. since It con,ii6ts with
"a express grant Of the coast to New.
;stso1adian otiasioEss are fl0s ii,
pf0greSs FOR an amicable adjustment.
refpsai of Newt found landera To pzs,,
royalty 70 Quebec FOR timber cut at
Hamllton Inlet has ought fvfencaa
20 climax. Accurate surveys are BE.
,al,ey made with q, view toll eision,
fefse last word being wltlG the sptiIsv
scl'slnncil on arbitsrs CHOSEN Sy shs Lon:
don government. 81 'a5 Sss) u
At come points Newfound land,s
|-ciaims' extend 200 miles finland. but
Canada viii not concede strip along
tho whole coast Of this width. The
latter wants an outlet on. the Atlantic,
dislosita haying 10 pass Through d
'coastwise strip owned. Nv her neigh,
Dor. Forests and minerals gold par,
/ sicnIsri Ire thought rs abound II
the disputed area. II viii not surprise
1.-The Comedian t0 ieaHn Rat he has d
eecCnd Klonaske iii Labrador. Il Il
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ga0aoao sno0aR aeReasssaane
: : AROUND THE COUNTY !:


There il talk of organizing !, al
Eastern Star lodge in Uhurchs
Ferry this winter.
The Lawton school will Give al,
entertainment on Dec. for the
benefit of the school library. IL
a. Orr and bride Il have
returned % their homs id Crary.
after On enjoyable bridal trip
Both the Congregational and
She Catholic churches at Crazy
have held special services during
the past week u;
The potsof6ce department has
m,tifsed Postmaster Chamber i !. to
discontinuesrnFal routes 1 and q
running ont cf y Churches Ferry.
after elovelnbsr S:0tll. Inability
90 secure csagiessa ia The. cause. .s.ss
Editor Ahders6n adyertisea for
q Iaasa Or boy tiis 10 cords of
]. wood and guarantees good exer.
else and gopa psy iii the exi;saacaiEion
sof the same, Whats The Stula tfer
with You tsking \ Sawhirl ats Mat
wood pile yourself, Edgar.
County Comddmiissi q. o.
.Johnson tell the Lawton Leader
8 that he is veil pleased With the
outcome OF Che late esecti u
thought johnson was Il republican:
But this explains q whole lot DC
things thae have hapr eueds III
Crazy people have taken mp III
Che fulloWsng s,strsyed animals
w w Flynn, i rcd sand sghifS;
Cow with short horns; R. Basinna.
cen, d red aud white COW about ! 81
years old, hss bob tail and mo
horns; ID q. Nc seod, one po-
snd-china boar pig, about 2
,years old. + s.J4#
The justice courts ZOE \ a;
Stevens aid w H. Wake of
Crary have been crowded with.
bnsiness the.psst weeEs We don't
know what kind Of q jRdge w alike
10, but we know that Fred Stevens
Is one of the best judges Of a
whole lot OF. things outside oes
jnstice court that we ever met.
The village of Churches Ferry
against Sam Hann, arrested for
.obstrncting an alley, was tried be-
& fore Justice Greer last Thursday.
The Justice after hearing the
testimony and the arguments
OF the counsel adj ourned the case
until today. Hs wasn't entirely
satisfied with The Law omitted,
and asked that briefs be present
ed.
That old hardened sinner, 8. + |.
II Mercer, must be at the head of the
u Lswton Leader. Listen 10 him:
The courtship of Miles Standish
Do b pct subject among the lady
teachers ia the schools this VIM
Ter. Courtship is 9 very interest
ing subject and there 10 no reason
Why q good thing ahpnld not ,be
u pushed along We hope that Miles
d Was up. to.date. II
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aReastly. Joke.

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