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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-16

Skilled men are employed { travel
through the woods on snow shoes ali
winter for the purpose OF estimating
1.-THE value Of the standing growth and
Ito pick out sites for lumber camps.
Through information furnished by
these men the proprietors OF the tim
Iber lands are able TO fix the stump
rate TO be charged.
Cruisers is the name by which suca
linen are known. They go for weeks
lat a time without seeing a human be-
ling. They carry their food in packs
strapped to their backs, and sleep IN
der brush shelters before open fires
built among nov drifts.
There's 40 need Of a healthy mans
lgoing hungry in the Maine woods"
said Orion Southworth, who has acted
as head cruiser for William Engel
company for the past eight years.
"Give a cruiser a good gun, a thick
blanket, a small axe. a frying pan and
a few matches, and he can pick
|up his own living anywhere in the
spruce forest.
Last winter when | was reduced
ito two pounds Of hard tack and four
pounds of bacon, a sneaking bobca.
,crept up on me while | slept and stole
Jail my bacon from a limb above my
lhead. compelling me to forage for al
most a week. | lived like a king, hav-
ing three meals a day and corning cut
to the nearest camp in fine condition.
MY diet was fat red squirrels dress
ed and washed and roasted IN the END
,of a limb hung above the frying pan.
(which rested On hot Goals. 1t look
from six to ten squirrels to make 4
square meal, but the meat was swee-
and tender, and the fat which dripped
from the cooking bodies into the hoC
frying pan was just the food | needed
Ito fortify me against the cold.
when | vas cruising in Michigan
Ione winter [ learned that the state had
protected hedgehogs by law, so as to
!haye them increase and furnish food
for the cruisers, but | am not fond of
hedgehog flesh as a steady diet. Hedge
hogs are lazy and stupid creatures
THAT may be killed with a club. Their
meat is sweet and white and tender,
fbut the fat portions Of the bodies carry
a parasite as big as a horseshoe nail.
I'm my crossings | have eaten and
|relished nearly everything that walks
or creeps Or swims or flies in Maine,
have probed open springs of water
until | have secured enough fat frogs
for a meal. l have shivered with cold
and hunger until | had caught a mess
|of pickerel through the ice.
Il have eaten and relished roasted
fbObcat, muskrat, skunk, fox, mink,
fisher and bear. I have filled my pock-
.ets with shelled acorns and beechnuts
from the hoard of chipmunks and been
glad to eat them.
often when hungry and feverish
from long tramps l have chopped holes
into the sides of dead birches and
Ipicked out the great frozen ants and
made a lunch on their bodies. They
fhave a pleasing sour taste which is
livery refreshing when one is thirsty.
ion the whole [ think frozen ants are
more pleasing than the iced lemonade
lone buys at the drug stores.'-Nor
cross, Maine, Correspondent New York
iSun.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-16
Kent His Word.

Biggs-O!d Brown died last night.
Diggs-Well, he was a man of his
word anyway.
Biggs-What do you mean by that?
D~iggs-Forty years ago be proposed
to an aunt of mine and declared he
couldn't live if she refused him.
Biggs-And did she refuse him?
. Diggs-Yes. and now, true to his
word, Brown has ceased to live.-Chi-
cagO News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-16
WE SAT ON THE SAME BENCH"

sat down with Il s.,|-l, carved the steak
with a groan, and it was only after he
had taken a bite Of mashed potatoes
that he replied:
Joe Birdsall was the playmate of
my boyhOod days. We sat on the same
bench together in school. We loved the
same girl. We padded in the same
brook. We were like brothers. There
was never n more loyal friend. and now
he's-he's dead.'
It's funny that YOU have never men
toned him since We wee married."
observed Mrs. Bowser after puzzling
over it.
"SD.le things are too sacred to men
tio2." was tle reply. accompanied by
a so"rowful shake OF the head.
u think ! have heard mother
ton the mans name. When lie was a
boy he was red headed and freckled
faced. wasn'the
No, ma'a1u, he wasn't. If your
mother says he was. she ought to have
her ears boxed"
But he was cross eyed and had q
wart on his chin"
Joe Was IL Reader of Character.
Not by a blamed sight! Look here,
woman, l don't propose to sit here and
hear a dead man insulted. About the
time l proposed for your hand Joe saw
you for the first time. He was a great
band to read character"
And he read mine, | suppose"
He did. He said you were finpant
and heartless and that if | married you
1 would regret it to my dying day"
I'm sorry he's dead. l should like
to thank him for his words. No Won
der he passed away. 1t was too much
Of Il strain on him to read character"
Mr.. Bowser glared across the table
at her, but made no reply. The next
ten minutes passed in silence. and then
they rose and vent up to the sitting
room. He did o mean to speak to
her again that evening, but after a few
minutes Il sigh escaped him. and he
said:
"JOe's last thoughts We're OF me.
Half an hour before be died he said
he wished we were boys together again
and sliding downhill."
."How did it happen that he never
Visited u.s." asked Mrs. BOwser.
Because be felt grieved that I mar
ried and left him alone in the world.
We had pledged our solemn word to
remain old bachelors"
How romantic! / should think you
would feel conscience stricken over it
and bring his body up here where you
oou1d weeD over his tombstone"
Mr.. Bowser flushed up and was about
to say something red hot in reply when
the words were arrested on his lips by
the sounds Of a banjo next door. The
player played q few bars Of a topical
song and shufaed his feet in time.
by the nineteen lophorned cows Of
Wisconsin, do you hear that? Ny
friend Joe Birdsall is lying in his lone
~ Texas grave, and some villain next
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-16
A Doubtful ADVANTAGE.

"Do you think that sarcasm is a val
liable gift?"
sometimes answered Miss Cay
enne.
1T occasionally enables you to po-
Iitely offend people who might other
wise insist on boring you."-Washing-
ton Star.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-16

Stelfa-"I wonder why sentiment at
tacnes to a first kiss?" Bella-"It's
like the first tooth; you've got to have
1t before you get the second-"-Brook-
lyn Life.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-16

DO ycu think your constituents en-
dorsa your opinions on this bill?' Il
hope not" answered Senator Sorghum.
II have doLe my best to keep them
from finding out what my opinions
are."-Washington Star
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-16

Doctor-Now, CITES. can you tell me
exactly where you feel the pain?
Giles-Well, sir. it's a hypercriterly
sort Of pain. | puts me finger on it
and it amt there. and when / touches
where it's gone 20 it's in the old place
all the time.-Punch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04

2tm IL. 9tu0uIt Caupjer D9raf
@ol0erIee" nad &Qm5wI.
2tm tt.Alt9uit Gampier ,ltm6ria~
nod) 2iuerpool.
2(m II. 2lltguIt GomYfor y90nigin
9ouiic" nad Neupcl un0 @cmaa.
2tq III. qltquIt Qantpfcr See.
IohS'4 LIS sGttpcrpcn.
2lm #. 4llduit Iompicr o@tcia-
6a" ltatb 2oH0on.
gtm fl. 9tlt5nIt Gampicr r4bi(o,
ocIp6ia" llab Sditt6ompton, l2C3
9tm II. Aiont 0ampfct' &.2Stloe.
ria" noh 9tFdpGl.' i.' '", 'D'l
PIN "A. 9tiraltit Gompfcr a@rObcr
Slrfiirlt" nqd .8Eemcn.
9fn IA AEltgikt Eorpfer, tGdfos
nio~ nod 2ipcrpooI.
2(m Is. Nilguit IonAicr r0cca.
mic" nod 2iuerpqol.
PIN 10. 2(llguit 9ompfcr u9}eu.
NmIter0om" no6 Nottcroam.
2(n 10. NugllIt 9ompfer "gtor0.
2fmcrico" irad ReopcI mo 9emta.
PIN tG. Alt9ltIt Qampicr Sofia
Sobcnbur9" nod NcopcI u&O 5rieit,
PIN Is. Altgttit Qoupirr a&0hi8in
glt0lite Gictoria" nod 6amburg.
PIN t6. 9(nguIt Gampfcr oScQi8
0lop" nod &open6ogcn.
PIN 1G. @tltguIt 0ongicr ga 9re-
taDnc" uo1 Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04
Shiffanndlridltcn.

Queen tom H. 3. 4lt0uit Ser
Gompirr vGcOric," BON Ncm Yorf
noh Sipcrpool %bcitinnlt, fam bier an
nno lit rDcItcr g%cfuhren.
&rpm 6coD, 8. IuqltIt.-Gcr
Gompfer o9tcU 2lorf," pom Rem Dort
nuh EIphtontb, G~bcr6orrg 1t. Soutb
ompton bcitlmnlt, luar POO Wtcilcl
iiiomcItlid BON Srou 0coO nm 100
Nadnlittnna lurO miro IN Elpntoutb
i'm 11.30 hcutc N}or9en unfpumcn,
npCnboHcn 81. Sui. - Ger
Ioupfer o((nItco StuteS" lit bon
NemsDorf pio G%briitinniono bier an
gcfonrmel.
Bremen B.. Nngult. - 1erGom-
pier .9renlcll" fom BON 9tem' N)orF
piu Elpnlpitb nnoGbcrbourg bier All.
HeapeL ST. Sui. - Ger Gnnl'
pier o@ermoHlu" lit pott bier nu6
9tep-gnrt ]ab9ciobreh. o. r', .
Sontb0mptoM 3. Nugltit -
Ser Galnpicr n2lliquite Sictorio"
iubr BON bier lad 9tep.9orf pio
Gberbnurg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04

ltcr 6rciIuiiuma oob iclnc frii5err Sc
ltebtc lett 81 SolparO baltc, uno IN
folgc Gciien bombor0irtc er oic SEN
tier Don @onoro'S @obnlng nit
Stcinen, SpuorO ontmortctc nit ci.
Nom Sdrotihub.
Nr0cbIt6cr e dmiu0lcr.
8. e. Gorbctt, Gin 22-idbriQcr @irr.
idc mrIdcr in Dorf, IA, BON Gctct,
tip @bitc oI8 Ser onQc6Gidc ShminOs
Ter pcrhoitet nttr0c, meId)cr cine Nts
8nb( 8oltflcltc in })orf nit elmer
GormIoicn Ntirtur, Ole er oRot'Roit"
uaunto uno Rottcl pernidtcn ioQtc,
6inciuIcatc, lpltroe geItcrn pom 6ric-
Ocnarid)ter Seed inter $4,000 @iirgs
id)oit ocm @cridt3oerfo6ren iibermicz
icn. Gr operirtc felt cincm Wonot IN
Oorf, .'
Nr65u0St.on6Ic ijr it II.
Gas Stdbtben Cotton am Oitufcr
mill iid ein ionitdrca &(b}ug&tonol.
S0itcm 5uledcn, rpclln bic @cluobncr
Den 4ldn ionftionirtn Ser 0to0pr
un0 Stn0trot6 itcben i6oH IN @ero.
t6una nit iohmdunii0cn &n9enielt.
rem, Eaa 9(uftretcn bon @tppboiem
6icbcr lit pie 1%riebfc0cr fir orn pro-
icftirtcu 6ortldritt.
Sult@ pom Sturm 5rrlt 0rt.
&n Der R0Dc bon @olOcn Sill, Dor.
hcitcrsGountp, luur0c 0ieicr Gage 0o2
Soll3 oca 6rn, @m. @iibpp ourd9 eis
mem torltooporti0en Stltrn pofritdtt.
Dig oentolirt, uh0 Die aus Den @lterll
ltn0 pier aiu0ern. b~eitcbcn0e 6unilic
fam NIT fnopper 9}otb nit Dem &cbct
0upoll. 9lue mltr0en perleBt. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04
NbfaDrtStaGc der Eailagier-S ampfcr
pnH Hclu-0prf.

9(m d. Nu8uit Gompier DBretotiQ"
nad Sdmburg.
Im A. Nu0lit 9ompfer u2uconio"
nod 2iperpool, aa..,...
PIN A, 2Cl0lIt 0nmpfer p5inIanb"
nab gntncrpcn.
am 4, Au9uit .9ampfer aWinnes
tonfo" mad 2onoon.
PIN 4. Au0oit 0ampier naitoria"
rah GLASGOW,
9lm A. 4pgujt Sampler naItoria"
mad, @laS0om.
9lm 4. Guguit Sampler nSt.
Souls" nad 5oiltbampton.
Gin z, 9Iu8uit 9utitpfer raaiier"
nad Bremen. pos''.
Pint z, gtlgiIt Gampfcr Bring
IbaJbcrt" nod NcapeI uuo Genua.
PIN s. allguit 0ompiero Nooroam"
mad I%otter0nn.
am 5. .gInauit 0ompicr n2a5io"
-nah Neapcl un0 @enla.
Pan s. augnit Gampier nNsaieitic"
nad) 2iperpoOI,
am 8. An9uit 0arnpfcr nRdiier
6rieorih" mad Bremen.
4n1 8. 4uguit Gnmpfer .gliider"
nad Snrlbitrg.
am 8. 4uguit Gampfer &c. s.
Gietget@ nab aopen6aaen.
Ams9. Nitguit 8ampfer ,2asgqs.
.cogneH9 aad sSapra M
/ afhst0. Nuoilit ganpftr Celtic"
nad 2iperppol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04
Ins Dem 5nnercn WarDlanS'S nnb
Den angrcu5cnbcu Staatcu.
@eht itroflos ons

Ter Ncger George 9oiuor0 por
SpencerpiQe, montgomery County,
melfer icillcn Noiiengenoiien Wtat=
.tbeip Wuoe fiir5Iid nit einem Shrot.
idluB ben 9on5cn Sberforper Oilrd).
Iohertc, gebt itruffrci aus. 6ricoenS-
rifter 9rener in HodniQe entifieo
aeitern Sopnrb lei inter ben lItu4
itdIioen 8itm Sd)iebeH bereftigt ge<
iueien.i @a0e, nelfers i'm Studt5-
arbeitSDonie geieliel iotb nod) lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04
@crcinigtc SGngcr bon Baltimore.

SauptQltortier: y8ermonia MGn.
ncrfQr 5 Soue"; Erdit0ent &eurp
@ieiefing, @r. 228, perl. goitertl.
gtoc.; corrciponoirenoer uno proto.
fouireuocr SefrctGr gilbert Gdmi0t,
Nr. BOG. Siio.G StraBc; 6irau5.
ScfretGr g. Simmelbeber, Nr. 3t5
q oro-goen-GtraBe Sbatmciiter $.
NidIih, Ir, 7t3, 8arner.9 lroBe;
Girigcnt S5obu ". Glein. GerIanms
Iltng ieoen 3lpeiten 6rcitao I'M Ylo.
not.
.Irion."
Sauptqltortiet: @td6 .Saae, Nr,
POS, SonoOer.S trnBe. Stn9Itmoe;
Mittlpod - 9iriaettE: s. 6. Gront.
nSurmonie."
Sauptquartier: Scr 4t4, @eIt'
6opette-S traBe. Sin8Itunoe: Glen.
tags - 9irioeut: Sobn 81. 9Iein.
Observation-Disclosures"
@ouptqnartier: @crmania . Nfdn.
nerdor Sale. @r. 4t0-412, 8eIt.
2ombaro.5 trabe. Gi,gItunoe: Don.
ncrItags - 0trigent: Tt:ooor Sem
Berger.
.Grobiim."
Souptaunrticr: SrobIinn . Sole.
Nr. 1000, SreOerid. Noenle. cling
itun0e: Ntitt1podS-Girigent: Sobn
u. &lcin.
.Irbeitcr Mdnnerfos."
Solptquar4icr: AnOrea8' Sale,
Nr. 3l4, SanoueritraBe. S%inoItun0e;
0fittluod)s - DiriGent; Gbas. s
Ooddu.
.gbaltn.W Gnnerhor."
Souptquarticr: gotgt'S Saue, Ger.
1922. 9orfoto-a ueme. SihgIhnioe;
GienitaeS - 9irigent: 5. 6. Trant.
g2ocuIt.Roin MGmcrhor."
Sailptquortter: 3piter'S Sol..
@fe Gubc' uno 4noreitroBc. Cling.
.itlin6e: Mittmodr @benoS 3 llbr -
G;rtgent: 3ltbert a%riiopcG. YES s..
,IrGeiter. 2ieoertuiel."
Sol,ptquartier: gol5' &ale. gtr,
40S, 9eit 2eringtonitraBe. Sing.
G~ienitaas-Qiri0ent Suberi
Grilppei.
~Nelooie."
Satptqttartitr: s. &icS' SolIe,
Gle 2opltrnBe uno @elair . Morft.
Sineitunoe: GonnerItags Girl.
gent s. &orOIus.
y8aneriider WSnnsrdor.~
Souptquartier: Qderuunu's Safe
ode bon Caroline. rno 8ou0bItrobe
Sirgitunoe: 9%erneritag abeno
auetlit Shneioer.
@ermania.O ilarteti. GIu5."
Saliptquarfter: Mtcictberg's SaIlc.
Rr. t16, Roro.- BarailraBe. Sing.
9ienItaa5 - 0iriaent: 3,
Rarolus.
rMetscr.@ eiangperein."
Souptd,tartier: Soffmdnn's Sale.
9olp. uno 8orreir. StroBe. Cling
9iealiesS-0irieent Suberi
ariippel.
vWo5art M1nner6pr."
Soupfdiiartier: Hobert goamer.s
Sale, Ger. t92t-t923. Orleans.
stroBe; 5ingitunbe ieoen Conner.
flag Mbeno; Geo. 8obImaa, 9irisert,
nGihenfran3."
Sdiptqunrticr: SoE1 Sdmiot's
(oorm. 3orn's)- Saue, gde 8. i;sfo
8ong6ifr1be, SisbIonotomn. SiHg.
Mittpots- 3triaeht Geo. IS.
Poe1lmonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04
N%ahhuaggun = Jiuntcn.

GorcpitroBe uno Sort gocnue -
SiioIiA fQbrcno: 0crloIIen 9ruiS.
Stu-Qorf /. .. 3 ms 4 lp6r Wor.
oens: Iupette. uno Scenarios troBc
1.2t, Poi, 3.2t unb 4.2t Moroen8.
0or6li6 fc6renO: gerIoIIen Sort
McScnrp i, 9, 3 un0 4 ltbr Wor.
oens. Tonette-. NM 5omor6.S trofe
1,23 2,23. 323 unb I23 Weoroen5
gorf. u,o TreOcrif . 5fooO
@aoIi4 fo9rcnO; @crIaifen arItna,
ton . NOCnlte, @dOerln I, 2, 3 ltn0
4 lt6r Moroen8; Gopctte. un6 Som.
arb. StroBe t.28, .228. 1928 urb
4.28 Moroens. g{6r0li6 fo6rerto;
gcrIoIien Sterilization /, >, 3 unO 4
lrbr Wornens; Gopette. inns Som.
oro StroBe t,28. 2.28. 3.28 unb
4.28 Mordens. Giiolih fabreno:
GcrloIIen Sio6Eonbtomn /. u 8. upb
4 llbr Moroen8. Gopette. unb Son.
or0 gtrofe 1923. 223. 3.23 nn6
1928 Mofdcns.
@opftraEer.q inie 0ett[ih fo6.
ren0: 8erlaIIen 8orriion-Qane I, 3,
8, uno a ll6r Motaets: baltimore.
un6 .E6drIesItfabe iii, An. 3.t4
ono 4,14 @orarns. gseit{id fan.
reno: gerloTIeR Roftb. 96eulle l1n6
@onjtrohe / 1870 9BbII3 90 ms a 30
WordaaS W3ffiffarse '1iinSsRT1rfey.
5troBe TAG, H3IG. 6. nIn0 44G
MorQen8, oHH
Wo6tion . g[6enae Clinic ~ SeIt.
lid fo5rcno. GerLaiIen 9ruiobiQ.
gorf /, 9, 8 nno 4 ltbr @oroens;
Baltimore. ii. Charles. stroBe Ills,
2.tS. 3.ts 1tnb 4ltS Weraelts WcIt.
(id foltscil0: IerfoAc3 9omeStr..
gnohunft /. .. 8 unN 4 ltbr Mor.
aens Baltimore ms g6orIesitrobe
ITO. 225 800, 425 Il 525 Mor.
oens.
Orleans. rn,b 2io6t.. Gtrofe
N6rolif fo6renS: 8er(oIlen 2idht.
Ctr. 9roftItotiou I. 3. 3 ltn6 a llbr
Morocns. goltimpre. unb Charles.
Gtro6e ITO. 2f0. $40 un6 40
Mprocns. Sii6Iid fobreno. Gerloi.
len 03prtb. mo GottrtrIon.Iorf.9lp e.
me / 30 go $40 unh 4 80 Mor.
oe,ts. Baltimore 11r6 0borIcsitroI,e
f.50, $50, $50 unb $50 Morocns.
Sorforb . g(pen1a : Qinic - Glib.
Iih fohrenb. WcrIoiieu meber'8 Worf.
SorforS.Moo6 / 2,TS ms 4 llbr
Morqqns. 0t6rOlid fobrcno: goIti,
more. i. @opltrobc t.30 $50. $50
,no 4,So Morocrs, Sic SorforS.
MpeuiIe Todtnodoon8 fohren mn
"a 49, a.. 80 ~ ~
Setptt quit @utloto72'Vuo' u"
baltimore II. 0aoltroBe iiFtO 5nri't'
g.; Y'0f92 2,. , %oV''"S Sln's ,, yaSr,,
loll Npeht'N ~Su9Hpll2 pel1ttleh
,utA Rorths WnPnup un0
NN'''t"''uo NV ''ot os'"o uH'o
nom electric : Mari ltQdl IL llbr
m;+4or,od,t ~, ,,T,+. gQ,7tfihI f,L-
~~tlletHutgl, lotE Iot4t: SSel'4lW lugS
rrnN. Wprfn{ip1 Mefnir.Hn NM
ca IA 20 ~ $40 90
gtofIDs2petle IZ.Uo, lZ.oOt L, LOU
,,,S O M, op,,,s. ,,.,s.n,n,
"'to . "9t PS'HtIptou't'u@
nm Nnrth OIDrnitp 1901 10 10
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LIZ, l.D2 ltH0 ~ I(0f9ellS. Selts
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HH" San W."
l2.3O; /, l.3O Z nllo 2,30 Moor
gems, Fenhl9lodttId' mo NortD'
0Inputtp > Al 81 kf O 81 ms
@ostst,s 80 Ia l'ot N''o
-os ~'pt9'AS' sa~fs"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04
Sciratbs > Qtccnscn.

@iaiom 8. ElpecooIc q uno Coz
oelio y, Burns q Sabre alt; 2(ppli.
font &oDn s, Socob, 9tr. 1923, Sii0-
ShQrpitrnBe, ID,
&idoro Often 80 unO 2pOia SaoS
30 &t6rc aft; Npplifont =. 8inoior,
9tr. 303, &ooooeor. StroBc.
GborIcS :. l%t6lenbcr1 81 unb 0ta-
m e. Eotcbuid IA Sabre aft; 9ppIi-
font 6rallf s. Gutenberg, 9tr. t2l,
8corlItroBc.
9cnidnrin Sobnion % uno Gpenc.
tia 4. Sobb8 % Sabre aft; applifonl
2eonoro 2. MQrQolp, gr. 49,,
Sbir0.}tOrnlc.
Sobn 0gGc21 uHO Moro Minidicu
10 Sabre oft; Nplifont GburlcS ".
HduIdl 9}r. 906, Noro= NolfeitruBe.
NQlp6 .. Sinli % mo pima y,
StlemQnD N SATIRE alt; Npplifdrt
Scrmon 8.16iic)tr, jun, Nr. 1906,
2cit YnItintoteltrubc. .''I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04
@irdlIidlc Ncitr.

iion2icit 0cr N}iiiolricr @cnlciu-
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The Laclede blade., 1906-09-22
The Breath of Life.

Its significant fact that the strong
est animal of its size, the gorilla, also
has the largest lungs. Powerful lungs
means powerful creatures. How to
keep the breathing organs right should
be mans chief study. Like thousands
of Others, Mrs. Ora A. Stephens, of
Port Williams, O., has learned how to
do this. She writes: "Three bottles of
DIR. Kings New Discovery stopped my
cough of two years and cured me of
what-my friends thought consumption.
o, its grand for throat and lung
troubles" Guaranteed by W. R.
Barton druggist. Price SOC and s1.OO.
Trial bottle free.
The Laclede blade., 1906-09-22
Cause for c Consratulstien.

The people of Linn county have
cause to congratulate the republican
party over the splendid ticket that
party has placed before them this fall,
The republican county ticket is pop
ular one and meets with favor every
where in the county. The people in
general are of one accord and one
mind as regards the county nominees
and nearly everybody is ofthe opinion
that this ticket should and will be
victorious when election day comes.
The ticket is a good one. No better
set of men has ever come before the
people for their support. There is
not a man on the republican ticket
this year that does not merit the sup
port of every voter in the county.
They are not expecting to get all the
votes when election day comes, but
they do expect to get great big ma
jority. It isproper that things should
60 that way. The republican party
is deserving, Each man is we'll and
peculiarly fitted to fill the position to
which he aspires. Let every republic
can be up and doing. In union only
is there strength, and there is no ques-
ton about the people being favorable
to republicanlsm this year.
The Laclede blade., 1906-09-22
Modern Brotherhood Convention.

The district convention of the Mod
ern Brotherhood of America for the
cond, third and fourth districts Of
Missouri was held at Excelsior
Springs last Monday. Jehn Eby, OF
Holt, was chairman and A. j. Cay
wood, OF .Laclede, secretary. DIR.
Sherman, of St. Joseph, Z. I'll. Hen
derson, of Kearney, and W. A. Palm
er, of Linden, were elected represent
atives to the supreme convention to be
he Id in Omaha next month. Altho'
the convention was not held in his
town, Chairman Eby showed his ap-
probation of its being held in his
county and invited the entire delega-
ton to be his guests at lunch at the
KoyaT notel. Nrr: Ety rs the icuIirss
business man of Holt and one Of Clay
county's best citizens and delighted
in making the delegates stay in Mis-
sonri's famous health resort as pleas
ant as possible. Supreme Director
Kinley and District Deputy Best, OF
Kansas City, were present at the con-
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