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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07

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, 1906-03-08
Always Keeps chamherlain's Cough
Remedy in His House

1--WE would not be without Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. II is kept
IN hand continually in our home"
says W. W. karney. editor of tn" In
dependent, Lowry City. Mo. That is
just what every family should 30.
When kept at hand ready for instant
use, ii cold may b- checked at the
outset and cured in much less time
than after it has b come settled in
the system. This remedy j. also
without IA peer for croup in children.
and will prevent the attack when
given as soon as the child Incomes
hoarse, or even after the cruupy cough
appears, which can ouly be- done when
the remedy is kept at hand. For sale
at Prices Drug Store.
, 1906-03-08

The late Rev. Lucius h, Page. his.
torian, formerly city clerk of Cam.
bridge, Mass. and pastor of the First
universities Society, used 10 relate
rhis story of Samuel Saunders. a well
known contractor and builder Of Cam.
fridge. and one Of DR.. Pages parish
toner's:
Mr.. Saunders was shingling the
house of the Rev. Thomas White,
more, a neighbor of Mr, Page. and fell
from the roof. Both Mr.. Page and
Mr.. Whittemore ran TO his assistance.
and found him cropping about on the
ground. When asked if he was hurt.
he replied No, ! was looking for
rhe buttons that We're ripped on my
vest when | came down"
, 1906-03-08

Some of the Wyoming dalles have
such "A cute way of stealing things
from country exchanges and mark
ing them especial dispatches" This,
of course, is hardly as it should he,
but then you know that makes the
readers of the daily think the paper
is getting "A lot of special news. The
readers of the paper do not know
that the items are cribbed -but the
country weekly is not likely to for.
get such treatment and resent it, too,
when the proper time comes.
, 1906-03-08
. Press Clippings /
= What the Other Papers are Doing and 4
Saying for the ~ ate and the People. !


Some Good Pointers.
The Gar needs S240, 00O.0O0. So
do we, but you don't hear us making
any fuss about it.
"Take care of the baby when he be-
gins to cut his teeth says an expert
advising mothers. Why not take
care of the baby all the time?
A London mar advises the eating
of wood for nourishment. 1t has been
suspected for some time that the
breakfast foods were working around
to sawdust.
"On the war path is a purely fig
urative expression. Not once in a
thousand years does the man ''on the
war path" return to camp with any
Scalps in his belt.
The New York Sun has been carry
ing on an important discussion as to
which leg IA man should put into his
trousers first while dressing, and the
outcome seems to be that he ought to
put in the left leg first and the left
leg next.-Rock Springs Miner.
, 1906-03-08
What Means This .

The Evanston News-Register says
that few Of the uirta county officials
will try for reelection again, and sug.
gests that such a calamity might be
averted by someone circulating ii pc
tition asking them to run again.
What means this! We have been Of
the opinion that uinta county was
well Differed. -Pinedale Round-Up.
, 1906-03-08

The death of Rev. Stoy, brief men
ton of which was all the Sun was
able to make last week, has created IA
great deal of sorrow here. Rev. Stoy
had become quite well known to our
people by reason of his yearly visits
to his daughters family. He was IA
broad minded man and loved by all
who knew him. His religion was of
the all-embracing kind and his life
was en- high and pure grounds. The
Episcopal church has lost one of its
ablest workers and his family aud
friends a dear and helpful companion
and friend.
, 1906-03-08

Congress should made haste to pass
Congressman Gallinger's bill provid.
ing for Il better salary for the presi,
dent of the United States, Justices of
the supreme court, senators and con
gressmen. The measly salary now
received by these officers has long
been ii disgrace to this wealthy nation.
The salaries now paid we're fixed
years ago, when the country was poor
and could ill afford to he e%Ntravagant.
but now that we are rolling in
wealth, justice should be done.
, 1906-03-08

Last weeks Saratoga Sun evidently
thinks that there is IA capital removal
campaign now ON. Its fourth page
contains four articles on the subject.
One is ii Calm and Dispassionate
View of the the Capital Question:
another The Logical Location :; IL
third on "Mushroom Aspirants." for
the capital. and the fourth on 'DupIi-
cate Expenditure All of this sounds
about ii year and IA half old. Bulletin.
, 1906-03-08
Not All Darkness.

Not all darkness must be the life of
the HOPELESS invalid on whom minister
ing angels wait. Some years ago
there was at the springs here a so
journer whom physical disabilities
rendered incapable of any effort tow
ard earning a livelihood, yet he bore
his o with Spartan fortitude and
his manly endurance of atfiiction
raised him to il high place in the es-
TEEN of those who knew him. Giving
up all hope of earthly cure, he re
turned to his eastern home, where for
nearly two years he has not been able
to leave his bed. But the good ladies
Of Thermopolis had not forgotten.
Learning that he was poorly supplied
with this worlds goods, they gave a
ball for his benefit, working earnestly
for success, and as a result have sent
him money enough to aid him very
materially. The movers in the good
work have modestly kept themselves
in the background. They are of the
class who do good by stealth and
blush to find it fame.-Thermopolis
Record.
, 1906-03-08
More than Reason can Answer.

The action of Ed. Burke in getting
after the mail order houses on the
pure food proposition is to he com
mended by all. These houses drain
every town to the last cent They
have learned the art of advertisement
to perfection and because it is cheap
many ii poor man sends away for ar
ticles only to find that he has bought
nothing. They pay nothing to the
support of Il town. and why people
will patronise them is more than rea
O can auswer.-Green River Star.
, 1906-03-08
MEDICINE BOW FOREST RESERVE

APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING
PERMITS NOTICE is hereby given
that ali applications for permits to
Craze cattle. horses. and sheep within
the Medicine Bow Forest Reserve dur
ing the season 1906, must be submitted
10 l.. q. Davis. Forest Supervisor. Sara
toga, Wyn., on or before March IL. 1906.
Full information in regard to the graz
ing fees to be charged. and blank forms
to be used in making application, will
he furnished upon request addressed to
the above named officer. Thomas II.
Sherrasd, Acting Forester. 2S-Iw
, 1906-03-08
\ Smile that Won't Come OF.

If you want to see ii man put on a
smile that won't come off. ask any
stockman about range conditions.
Never before III the history of the
business in central Wyoming have
things looked more favorable. Stock
is fat, feed i. better than was ever
known AT this season and prices are
satisfactory, with a strong upward
acknowledgements Record,
, 1906-03-08

In these days Of judge-making it
will be well for the men newly crowned
with jucdicial functions to remember
that pure judiciary is so necessary to
the welfare o! the state that all other
things are trivial i'll comparison.
When the people lose faith in our
courts, popular government is on the
wane. All that stands between us
and anarchy is the respect we have
for the law and the decisions of our
tribunals OF Justice Sheridan Post.
, 1906-03-08
Sex of AnnelS.

Referring to the discussion in New
York owe the sex OF angels. the I.or
dou standard remarks: In old En-.
ksh paintings and stained glass. in
rhe works of Orcagna, and in the on.
craving by Albrecht Durer. the an.
geles are depicted as robust mascu
line figures, magnificent in their
sturdy strength. irresistible power and
~unspeskable solemnity."
, 1906-03-08

When an editor writes IA nice, com
plimentary notice of a citizen it need
not be taken as an evidence that he
has overlooked the fact that the sal |
citizen is over two years behind with
his subscription.
, 1906-03-08

of general interest to the community
at large. And You people that have
them in your possession should light
IN the troubles of your editor by
sending them in to him. He will ac'
cept them thankfully and if he gets a
chance(O will undoubtedly put in d
good word for you with St. Peter
Camera.
, 1906-03-08
GYPSY MOTH NATIONAL MENACE,
First One Escaped from an EntomoI-
ocist's Laboratory.

After spending over a million dol
lars in trying to eXterminate the gyp-
~ moth the state of Massachusetts
has given mp the struggle. and the IN
sect. which is considered by some to
be worse than the San Jose scale, is
now free to spread over the whole
country. says Country Life in Amer
lea. a dangerous colony already ex-
lists in Rhode Island. The c%aterpillars
cat almost anything green, and they
work from the time the leaves come
out until about the LIST OF September.
A list has been made Of $50 kinds of
plants they will eat.
They have been especially dCstruct-
i've to the grand old elms for which
New England is famous, and they are
also o of our native oak. and will
lows and all kinds nf fruit. Ever
green's are stripped and killed in Il
single year. The catcrpillars some
times crawl all over a house. and
many houses have been abandoned by
the Disguised tenants. It is five years
since the legislature refused to give
any money. and il would now
cost far more to eXterminate the gyp-
sy moth than Massachusetts has spent
so far. Nevertheless the leading en-
t~omologists declare that the insect
can he eNtcrminated. Efforts are be
ing made TO get the New England
states to cooperate, If they fail to
do so it will be time for the national
government to take a hand.
The gypsy moth is n European in
, 1906-03-08
Country Editor has Troubles.

The editor of a country newspaper
has IA good many difficulties to over
come, and the lack of news items at
this time of the year is one of the very
worst. Nobody moves around or
away from home on account of the
weather and if he or she or it. does so
perambulate through necessity, so to
speak, they are SO cranky and ashamed
of themself. that they even refuse to
register at the hotel, and would not
meet any OF our corps of trained re.
porters, for a farm on the Shushone
reservation. And there YOU are. What
is the poor editor to do? He cant
manufacture news like a good cook
can turn out cakes, but he is blamed
for the lack. And by items we don't
include such facts as, Miss Marie
DeCastellane accepted a position as
chambermaid in the Hotel Deluxe"
or BILLY Jones sprained his finger
nail trying to drive Il nail" but items
, 1906-03-08

When you 90 home at night, with
out the butter or beef steak ordered
by your wife. don't cuss around or
throw your wife across the room-she
may be Il woman with "A temper and
powerful handy with Il poker.
, 1906-03-08

Now that Commissioner Richards
ha, postponed the opening of the
Shoshone reservation for 80 days it
will be in order for some of the pa
pers from the north toback water ON
corning what they said about Gov
ernor Brooks for suggesting the delay.
, 1906-03-08

Simkins -Chatterton is a great feb
low to argue. isn't he?
Tlmkins-Oh, | don't know. He
usual! drops a subject before he has
grasped II
, 1906-03-08

1t would be better to use Bindlings
in re-making the kitchen fire than to
Use the contents of a coal oil can. 1t
might at least save funeral expenses.
, 1906-03-08
THURSDAY, MARCH s, 1906

Don't throw lighted matches in the
waste basket. Better throw them in
the cuspidore. We have tried it and
know.
, 1906-03-08

Discretion should always be a strong
point in an argument, especially
where the other fellow is IA bigger
IA than YOU are.
, 1906-03-08

! am right in the front rank with
some of the finest ranches in the
country. If you want to buy or sell,
get busy. ID. S. Crawford.
, 1906-03-08

The postpOnement for "A period of
80 days of the opening Of the Sho-
shone reservation, by Commissioners
W. a. Richards, is "A step taken after
mature deliberatIon. OF course it
would have been an ideal time the
10Th of June to open the state Il Il
host of home-seekers. But it became
certain that the North Western could
not reach Lander by that period and
reason compelled a postponement an
I'll such IA time as the roads would be
in shape 10 handle the great crowds
certain to he present on that momen.
tous occasion. All of which goes to
show conclusively that Governor
Brooks was of sound mind when he
suggested the delay in the first place.
Peter +. Wilson came down from
lIs Tup,h t,ln,
, 1906-03-08

For sale White Leghorn Cocker.
els, by Rieck Bros, Encampment.
Wyoming. % 1t
, 1906-03-08
PROCEEDINGS OF ADJOURNED
MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL.

Saratoga, Wyo, Mar I, 1906.
The meeting was called to order by
Mayor d. +. Winsor. Mayor Winsor
Cuuncilmen s. f.. McAnulty and Sam
f. Price responded to roll call.
Minutes of last meeting we're read and
approved.
The following bills were presented.
and allowed:
Mrs l. Heath, rent .......... 10 90
CS Taylor, salary 20 90
II ii Nelson, salary .......... 10 40
) l. II Il p Co., city lights. % 30
Saratoga = 10
Saratoga l.. Il S. Co,........ 81
C.. Bros Co, Mdse .......... 90
The books of the Town Treasurer will
Toe audited in due season and reported.
The EN- Ohicio asscssor will COM
mcnce the work Of assessing IN time 10
have his report back to the Board Of
Equalization 10y April 10, 1856.
No further business coming before the
Council, meeting was adjourned TO Sat.
urday, Apr. :, 1906.
Approved:
d. f., Winsor, Mayor, Signed:
II. II. Nelson, Clerk.
, 1906-03-08

As ii is known that Nicholas
Longworth never knitted a bear,
choked the existence out of an
Oklahoma wolf or twisted the
tail Of a Colorado mountain lion,
he must possess other prime quail
tiles that appealed to Theodore
and induced him to take the young
congressman as a son-in-law.
, 1906-03-08

Several army officers are attend
ing cooking school at Fort Riley
and are now learning to make
bread. They are no doubt in po-
sition to sympathise with the
brides who make the first attempt
in that line.
, 1906-03-08
WYOMING RANCHES
d. 5. Crawford.

buy and sell any old thing from
"A wheel barrow to a 5000 acre ranch.
Hurry up. ID. S. Crawford
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-26
"MERoDE" (rrH1sA2D) HANR UNDERWEAR


finishing and selection Of fabrics for Chds underwear The
STUDY the of MISSES
positively all who buy this brand that they will have
trouble JUST szeJUST the right weight
JUST fabric
We have both long and short sleeve vests, knee pants
and union suits for misses in this brand
Misses MEDIUM WEloHr "MERooE" UMoN zEc
Misses LIGHT WEIGHT "MgRooE" UN.oN Surs zEc
Misses "MERopE" LIGHT WEIGHT 00c d 0Ec
VEsTs PANTS ..........,........... q ~ OO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-26
Announcement from the
BESY BAZAAR
IN PROVIDENCE

Final clearing this week of all odds and ends of winter gar
for babies Spring opening announced Extreme
ly low prices induce buying Winter Coats, Caps
Dresses, Etc 1t will pay you to investigate FLOOR
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-27
GOVERNOR ElhJJ
MADE: DEFENDANT
Members of State Dental Asso-
ciation Bring Action Against
Executive of So. Dakota.
.DlsREGARDED STATE LAW
Statute Provides That New Members
of Dental Board Shall Be Appointed
on Recommendation, but the
Governor Objected.

Pierre, s. d., July 21.-Goveronr FL
rod is to be made the defendant In an
interesting action in the courts, the
aomplainants being members of the
state dental association. 1t is pro-
yided by a. section of the state statutes
that in the event of a vacancy occur
ring on the state dental board from
any cause whatever, the state dental
association shall present to the COVER
DOR the names of two members of the
association, from which the governor
shall select one to fill the vacancy.
A short time ago the term of DR.. Nc
.Cartney of MITCHELL as member Of
the state dental board, expired, and
in accordance With the state law the
state dental association sent to Gov
arnor Elrod the names OF two members
Of the association. Instead of selecting
one of these, however, Governor Elrod,
1t is alleged, disregarded the recon-
mendation of the state association and
appointed as q member of the board
DR.. Henry S. Larson, Of Bryant.
1t is alleged that DIR. Larson only be-
came a member of the state dental as
sociation at the annual meeting of the
association held at Vermillion this
month. The members of the state den
tai association express themselves as
somewhat humiliated by the action OF
the governor In making the appoint
ment. They announce that they have
consulted attorneys, and that within
the next few days they will institute
an action in the courts for the purpose
of ascertaining whether or not the
state law governing the appointment
Of members of the board has any force
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-27
THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.
Yankton College Will Have One This

summer.
yanllton, S. D., July 23.-The college, as
usual, will have a theological institute
this summer, which began July 2l.
number of prominent men have been en-
gagged as instructors. for lectures and ad-
dresses, and the institute promises to be
most useful and interesting. The event
is always largely attended by ministers,
who welcome the annual affair with much
tavor Among the instructors this year
are: Rev. Frank X. Sanders, d. D., for
mer dean of Yale theological seminary,
now with the Congregational Publishing
company: Rev. VIM. G. Ballantyne, for
merly president of Oberlin. now OF the
International Y. NJ. C. A training school
of Springfield, Mass; Rev. W. j. Turner
of Norfolk, Neb, and ministers from
Mitchell. Elk Point. Estelline, Yankton,
Huron, Beresford, Letcher and Canton.
The Fred Scheel clothing store. situ-
ated Immediately across from police head
quarters in this city, was slrslarized
Thursday night and a number of suits to
the value of $1GO stolen. There is no clue
as to the thieves. Two lights of glass. OF
the size of S6S50. were taken from rear
window, the putty having been neatly
removed 1t was a daring piece of work
and apparently successful.
Professor Shaw and Professor T. A
Hoverstadt, both Minnesota agricultural
authorities, We're in this city last week
and We're inspecting farms in this section
of the state for the j. j. Hill $1,000 cash
prizes offered for the best farms. There
are only ten entries in the state, farmer:
taking little interest in the offer for some
reason. O. j. Solem of Violin. made sue
cessful entry as competitor. but many
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