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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-07-06
QUEER SUPERSTITION.

An amazing story of credulity
and superstition has just been de-
tailed before the a~ssizes court at
Freiberg, Germany. The case was
that of the village grave-digger at
Kuhnheide, who was accused of
having profaned the grave of his
own daughter, a young woman who
died a year and a half ago. With
sobs, the man related that before
her death his daughter had doubts
about obtaining eternal peace, and
had promised to appear to him. He,
on his part, had promised not to
cover her with earth, and had con-
triyed an arrangement which nearly
filed the grave, and only needed a
thin covering of soil. Having re-
Gently seen his daughter in a dream,
the man, in company with several
neighbors, opened the grave by
night, and each person present alb
stracted a tooth from the mouth Of
the corpse to be used as a talisman.
One Of his neighbors, a woman, Civ
ing evidence on his behalf, plain
lively said that she had lost hel
tooth, and everything had begun t.
90 against her.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-07-06
JAPANO W CROP.

One would hardly suppose that .
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-07-06
Elaborate Precautions Taken to Pre-
serve Delicate Aroma Of Bever-
age for Royalty.

It is well known how sacredly the
emperor of China is guarded and
how every detail Of his household
menage is a matter of utmost inn
pOrtance, but few people realize how
carefully the tea imbibed by his roy
al highness and his immediate fam
lily is grown and picked.
In the first place, it is grown in
a garden surrounded by a high wall.
40 that neither man nor beast car
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-07-06
TEA FOR THE EMPEROR

he's broke"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-07-06
A NATURAL PREFERENCE

"The greatest runner in the world
eats meat three times a day."
"Stakes, no doubt Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-07-06
CLEVER AT THAT.

"Who is that seedy-looking man
over there?"
"Thats Borroughs. He's a real
master at constructing shortstories."
ooh. an author, eh 2"
"No. l mean he can think up
any number of ways Of telling you
he's broke"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-07-06
Sour


No appetite, loss Of strength, nervous
ness, headache, constipation. bad breath,
general debility, sour rislngs. and catarrh
Of the stomach are all due TO indigestion.
Kodol relieves indigestion. This new discov-
cry represents the natural juices Of diges-
ton as they exist in a healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties. Kodol for
dyspepsia does not only relieve Indigestion
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
helps all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sweetening and strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr.. s.. S. Ball q Ravenswood, W, Va. says
was troubled With sour stomach for twenty yoarl.
kodol cured me and ve are now using II IN milk
for baby"
Kodol DigestS What You Eat.
Bottles oaly. Relieves Indigestion, sour stomach
belehing Of gas, etc.
Prepared BIZ {. o. psWITT & CO., CHICAGO
For sale by Leroy Farmer.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-07-06
CANNON BALLS OF STONE.

On either side Of the entrance to
the naval asylum on Gray's ferry
road, is an immense stone sphere,
measuring about rs inches in diam
ater. There is a legend that these
we're used or intended for use in a
Turkish mortar, "the largest piece
Of ordnance in the world.
These balls were given to the in
Stitution soon after its founding by
Commodore J. p. Elliott, who OBJ
tanned them during a cruise on the
frigate Constitution in European
waters. An inscription on M Of
the balls relates that they were OBJ
tanned on the Asiatic side Of the
bankruptcies, and it is within the
vealms Of possibility that the Turk;
may have intended them to serve
rs ahot in a mortar. 1t is alsc
more than probable that with sufi.
cient power to project them thu
stones would have been badly shat
tered.
Commodore Elliott presented
Hm in 1888, and ever since theI
hsy have ornamented the entranc
and mystifed curious visitors
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01

cided there would be as much
difference between good chick
ems and scrub chickens; 80 sold
all their fowls aud bought a doz.
en- pullets and a cockerel from
Us Tor a new start.
Our territory needs more and
more Just such progressive men
and women as these. No agri-
cultural state can attain great
prosperity without live stock.
improved live stock is the foun.
dat'on oil a farmers prosperity.
improved live stock costs no
more for feed and carc-in most
instances not as much-and
gives much better returns. Our
people will have to learn this be.
lore they can have the prosperi-
" that should be theirs.
The North is growing rich by
diversified farming and enough
we'll bred stock to consume the
feed raised, selling the stock for
more than the value Of the feed.
Mississippi and adjoining states
possess greater advantage a.
agricultural aud stock raising
states than any OF the Northern
states. When our people learn
TO raise more and better stock;
to apply the manure to the fields
TO raise more feed to feed more
stock TO make more money. our
farmers will equal others in
individual weal,h-ycs. far sur.
pass them-and our states be.
come the leading ones in the
Union.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01
Saves Labor

Deep dat breaking and shal.
low level cultivation will make
their way to popularity. where
they are undertaken intelligent.
ly. They mean less labor aud
larger and surer crops. The
net profit realized from farming
by such methods will increase
greatly. Mr.. a.. Nee. Byrnes,
Alton, La, writes the Gazette
on the subject az follows: Il
see you have advertised 10 your
paper the Tower C%ultivator. |
use six oil these c%ultivztors in
making cotton and corn, aud
think them the beat i'm pie tent |
have eve used, though ] would
recommend them only to the
farmer who IL convert 10 ilit
and shallow cultivation. This
cultivator ! consider the best
labor saviug implement have
ever found"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01

II. G. Davidson. Obiou. Tenn.
EDITOR GAZETTE:
Some time since I wrote an ar
tlclc on the soy bean for publ
cation in your noat excellent
farm journal, and now ask you
to publish this letter to relieve
me from the trouble OF the farm.
ers. Ever since the publication
OF said article my mail has been
flooded with letters asking for
prices on roy bean seed; and il
| could furnish same. want TO
say 10 the readers OF the Gazette
that have no soy bean secd for
sale. Last season was 20 very
unfavorable for gathering that
failed to get a. many saved al
| would like TO have myself.
While the soy bean 10 one OF the
caxicst Of the pea or bean family
to save, yet it takes fair wealth
or to do no, and OF that we had
but little here last season. When
the bean pods become dry. they
pop open and the bean falls to
the ground, and last season
there was not dry weather
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01

for a efficient period to enable
one to save seed. Yet there
was sunshine enough to cause
the beans to fall out. and this
was the case all over the country
and as a consequence the seed
will be high this season.
The price will doubtless be
81 90 to $3.50 per bushel but it
will pay TO buy even at higher
prices at least enough to get a
start. One quart of seed plant.
ed in drills 80 inches apart Oh
good land aud we'll cultivated
will give sufficient seed to plant
a large area the next year.
West Tennessee at this writing,
Feb. =, and for several days
past has been wrapped in snow
and ice and az the continued
rains OF last year aud the early
part OF this year have put our
public roads in an impossible
condition our people arc com.
PEELED to stay at home; and those
who failed to provide for a rainy
day are indeed having hard
time.
Editorial note: There has
not for 4 very long time been an
issue OF the Gazette printed
without containing ADVERTISE
mcnts OF seed houses that sup
ply seed Of almost all kinds.
Too often subscribers worry
persons who have nothing for
sale. by writing long letters
about something that il solely
for their own benefit and do not
even enclose stamps for reply.
An advertiser invites inquiries.
blu, they are u nuisance to all
others.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01
GARDENERS
MANUAL

The Gazette can now. for the
frst time. offer a very helpful
guide for Southern gardeners. in
the new work OF Prot. j.. 5.
Newman. He has long taught
this branch and practiced it. and
his book is the only practical
one Of the kind ia prin, for
Southern conditions. Very help
tul Information is given on ali
kinds OF vegetables and small
fruits, including instructions on
CON batting parasite and insect
pests, on what. when and how 10
plant. II its instructions are
followed il will saw labor, in.
crease yields, give 4 variety Of
wholesome food, make gardening
a pleasure. and supply fresh
succulent food II months In the
year. The price OF the book In
81, and orders can be sent d,.
rect to the Gazette; or IS cents
can be added to what ia RENTED
for the Gazette, and the book
will be sent to subscribers.
Both those who have and those
who have not had wide expert.
ence with vegetables and ANAL
fruits will certainly be aided by
the book. The Gazette could
not afford to make these state.
ments without good reasons.
and hopes its subscribers will
benefit by this arrangement to
give them a reduced price on
the book. 1t is not large. but il
pointed. 1t il not wild theoriz.
but a statement of how good
work has been done with ease
and profit by u practical man.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01
A Complete Orchard car" be bad

sale prsces Our bargain iis, Of all
kinda 81 trees tells all about our
cleaning np sale Of choice fruit ircea
that must go this spring. Good aalca.
MAJ wanted. Write uaas once
Easteriy Narscry Co Cleveland, Team
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01

Aosby Seed Corn r ..ss bred aS ss :
cara. A. much IL In brccdlag corn
AZ In breeding live s,oek. 81. so a bu.
in any quantity In sacss on cara.
ID. A. SArsprss. ~stark.!iIc, Mi.A.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01
Soy Beans Again

II. G. Davldsoa. Obiou. Tenn.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-05
Pickups from and Around
NORWOOD.

Listen for the wedding bells.
Gus Kewpt, VIII, Frank and
Lum Caudle made q business
trip to Hartyi!le last week.
NJ. u. Stewart is working in
kyans Drug Store.
a party was given at Mr.. Col.
stons in honor of Miss Doras
birthday last Tuesday. Quite
number OF young folks were
present aud report a nice time.
john Smothcrman and tive
little children Paul and Beatrice
aeturned from Cal. Mag Malleti
also came with them.
r y. Je:eett and family, LINN
Caudle, wife and. little daughter
laura also Mary Finley spen,
Sunday ct Floral lawn.
Mary Starlss Is working al
tn rwohig Hotel in town.
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FAIR VIEW ITEMS.
by the Spider and Flv.

Kind Ed. 1t has been some
time since ! have written to the
d"a' cnEssEr hope you'll lllow
mo little space.
We are having real nico wealth.
or in this vicinity At present.
Agnes Zuv.rs gave a party
Hollo~esn night those presoi.t
reported very n,cs time.
re lla!sell returned home
from Oklahoma lust week where
he has been fnr the past = years
We all welcome h.m uac.;.
! Mr. and Mrs Peter Colson gave
~ psrty Tue. the 18th in horror OF
their daughter Dora % Bir,hdn,
refreshments were served whi,!
consisted Of Fuge Ice Cream and
cake after a late hour they al
departed for their l.oma: such ,
go>d time we all had.
Mrund Mrs Grover IIalsell aut
two daughters spcnt Sunday u,
Mr. Charles Segers.
MIS- r. Buttons mother is her,
from Salem Visiting relitiyes.
Otto Bruton called on ann,
liarsen Tuesday.
| We are preparing for a 10,
snpper at the Fair View Schoo
house,. vii. he in the near iutur
Ga,e will be given later.
II see this in prlrt we'll COR
again.
These Items crowded on
last issue
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MISSOURI PATENTS.

GIM,c,. last Week. Reported BY
G, A. Snow \ ca, Patcn, Attorney
Washi npton y, C.
Charles ". Newton Kansas
City. Measure panl J. McCnl
Tough, ST. Louis. Bail bearing
John J. Fi1xibbon. S. Louis.
Boot Tor draft animl!s Arthur
lNalkenhainer, St. L.uls, Vehicle
spring Ralph G. Dick 81. Louis.
Electric guest calling clock
Thomas CanLwoll st Louis
Sewer pipe cleaner Alois Auf,
ricbtig st. Louis Drain control.
ling apparatus for mash tubs.
70, copy cf als sbove patents sen
zen cep,s In postage s.smps with ds'.
sisrs. pager 10 Q A. 's""a 40
GeWssA!us,Us y q
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we have a Right to Investigate.

little more Intelligent than theII
beast. This was not the case /
with the formed man tAdam ind
the garden.) |
He had the same natural life
that the created man did; but this
man in the garden had n living |
soul, this was more than the Gre
ated man had: And this is why
Peter said that there was just
eight souls saved; there We're.
just eight living beings in the
Ark that belonged to, or We're
the descendants Of the man
formed and placed in the gnrden;
the rest Of the human beings that
was in the Ark was descendants
of tie created man, or Of Cain
= who God had banished into the
land OF Nod: Out side OF
: tile beasts. Now then Dear
: Readers. sou can see that this
straightcns up the shesthat
, THE Watch Tower" set in be.
J tween Moses, Solomon and Pete,
, and shows the error OF the auth
T, or Of the article Of Whit is thu
G s2ulS' Our argurinnnt, pnts in
J.. to the ark two and two uf all f.ssi
, wherein is the breath Of life, -ani
eight souls of the man Adam lie
side. And shows to usthe middle
;, wall between the GentiIcs ant
. the Jews, which was torn dowl
4 by Christ Another point mad,
;, on the Watchtowcr and there i,
many more We could make. Blu
/ trusting this will open the bin,
q eyes, We remain A friend.
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a.
Look HERE my friend, be at.
tentiyc to what I say, the princi.
pal thing in religion is love, il
always sows good seed, il i'm
braces tenderness, compassion,
sympathy, forgiveness, and
sociability; may ] add that these,
| the above stated principal, are
inveriabley practized in the so
called heather land by the Japa
ncse almost rs accurate in thcil
religion as in the great christian
ICED United States OF America.
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Continued from Page =.

And Just as God presented
them to the Israelites through
Moses in this'lapguage.
They have moved me 10 jealousy with
that which 10 no, God; they have pr"yok-
cd me 10 srg,r with their vaniiits. spd, ]
will move them TO jealolisy with 'bos:
which are not people; will provoke
,hcm 10 anger with \ foolish na,ion.
Deui a2-2,
Yes, you Isrelites who are n
complete people II will provoke
you to jealousy by a people that
is noa people"
What a contrast there is here in
human beings And II we find
such a marked difference in hn'
man beings, we must not think
ii strange 10 find quite a differ
ence in man and beast Regard
Hess Of what ''tis Watch Tower
has said. Now we propose t.
come up to the help OF the Watch
Tower By giving them the truth
as il is in Christ Jesus. Now
We say 70 them, that It is tru,
that Gou did Gu the sixth day; ere
ate Il man. male and female, an,
they were numbered with til,
beasts, created on the same day
and especially for the earth. Tn
descepdents OF those are the one
that Solomon was speaking OF il
(Eccle. $40 they had NO preemi
uence above n beast: they were
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-05
TIE CREsSEI
Tn AaK MO
IocAI. LORI

~ *. = n 49, ~ = - - ~-,--
Mr.. Knnltel the saw mill man
u saving lumber now. M
II SOU wanta Bellyille scpora.
for, We can sell you one cali and
get terms.
MR.. Norris Of 'Trasls In work
ing on No Knnkels dwelling
houae. ~
The Colony people.will cut one
hundred cords Of wood for Mr..
Caption Whitaker.
-.Capton Whitaker whohas been
on the sick list is getting better
.ai6wiy
III you wahl Jlmhn lsgin,
the best male, es,me o1.s and &c,
terms
There was n music party al
neigl.bor Ledbetters on last Fri
day night good time reported.
We have second hand Engir
to sell AZ good as new; call ani
see us and get a bargin.
The ties has fed away from
'TraYk this and hast week Mr.
Smalley Inns been busy loading
them out.
Some Of the Colony people at
tended music party on las
Tuesday night at neighbor Rick
el, good time reported.
Our special Issue will come gu
Christmas week look for it VIII
will give us an add for on,
special Issue it will reach owe
two thousand homes.
MIR. Bryou an Tx. Ed. cllIed il
to the CRESsET OFFICE on las
Wednesday Mr.. Brvon is mo-
Interested in laying OF lots on tn
land purchased by him n shoi
time ago. Any one Whiting
lot in Vrask can purchase fro,
Mr.. Bryon.
The son Of Mr.. Caption Whit;
kcr Mr.. J. a. Whitaker has bee
NJ home for some time and viii
here he has not been Id
he has placed n new top ont nj
out on the cystern for his faith
and mother.
Captain Whitaker's holl
caught fire from stOve.pipc
press morning, and had it r
been for timely aid, would ha
burned down. The Ed. saw t
fire. and Vim. Swerngin hea
the cry; being CLOSE was on I
roof in Il moment of time. and
bucket of water applied, all "
safe,
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Mrs. Williams, Eva Mocousin
and Mabel Jarrett spent one
afternoon last week with Mrs.
Finley.
Miss Stella Jarrett, Inez Fin.
ley and Lizzie Kcmpt visited the
Caudle School last Friday even
ing. The pupils rendered Il very
interesting program, n worry
amusing Journal was read.
There is q great deal of sick.
ness in this locality, Mr.. Chid.
wells children are sick also Mr..
Woods children and Mrs.
Stcincrt.
! John Jarrett and family spent
last wcck-at West Plains with
the formers mother and GRO
theirs,
George Finley is moving to
his place on MILESTONE, MIR. Fin
Icy bought the place from Oscar
[.ynna few weeks ago.
There is II prOtracted meeting
le'ng held at the NJ. i. Church
many interesting sermons has
been rendered.
! A great many Of the dwellings,
in town have been reprinted,
which helps the looks of our
little City. II. J. Schoticld has
his fine thirteen raom house
almost finished. Mr.. Eiomer Lee
the butcher is also building Il
, new house.
Miss Inez and Mary Finley
, attended church in town last
Sunday.
Rosa Jarrett is preparing ia
have box supper at her school
in Fairvicw district soon.
Last Saturday morning Mr..
Carter found his little grand
daughter Lola Tate dead in bed
She had q rising in her head Il
few days before her death .bu,
it seemed to be getting along
nicely, and she seemed arpcaran'
tly web. She was. the orphan
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tate Her
father and mother are gone he
fore, bat she leaves one brpthc,
; and sister.
: Thursday Nov. - Mr.. Bur.
nett departed this life ut his
home in town. lie was quite au
. aged man and has been sick sev
eral days. Hc leaves q wife and
several children, Funeral ser
4 vices were held at the NJ. l.
r Church by tho NJ. Z. Pastor
{ nemains were. laid to rest in the
Norwood Cemctry.
I These Items crowded gu,
last issue.
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4. NO. !. Flovrins Mill Property Pomona COZ
sIsny Lots Eae Pond en",ds for whole
suy Good falling Well Largo Stone audalion for Mill
Engn, house with fac 5 power eusuc complete r
naming prec slCcoo1 Engine worth tho money Any
this property -eatonsbIs terms:
Write Gull this Oyros Office Of r Gilmore in
Pomona who will STOW the property and deal the The buyer
b Nu. 4 s vacan. lots in pomonA with
particulars call al tbs
Orsn I. or att r. Glmour's Office in Pomona
Ono. 3, SOLD.
- nv. 4 ucrc .! miles y r. Trask and 1! mi
~ ", NJ, View, % cultivation. 81 a in tmh' ~ y, IN
Timothy largo family consisting APPLES
Peaches. Plans Chec Grapes Black perrles etc Good cseu,
w.t. p,al An good ,ia, Iaod all be cultivated 4
.choo aud mi from c,urca Double 10. Arn room
box bouso with AZ place. Price $l600.co,
a. Az. y l2c acre i.r,u mi. n ". MI, View 8 nj, Of
Tm.k GO cuvan ind 20 good oak timber mi from
school, aad l. from church % Timothy Well and pond
90 farm Log barn. Orchard large enough for family
other furm. Price sloo box With ire
place
a. Az. L. acres iis up to Trask thu North East
20 acres II cultivation good house barn other bald
'h.s This larm hLe home market good school in
mic good chur"h II mile rrak thriving little vis aud
the home stfer VIII do we'll TO t. III, Of Missouri be-
f"" PURCHASES e'wk- For tuh4r particular. call at this
Owes
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TAKE NOTICE

Any party o. parties Wishing 70
ask any questions. through this
paper. upon any sutject rsiigi-
oasiy or otherwise. shat, be
treated a. a friend Bot In no case
will tue Editor allow any siapg
or slang phrases 20 through
is columns.
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g @
w ocd, Weed, Wood,

Pole wood from a fishing pole
up. Green or dry, will be deliv.
cred toany part of Pomona a
one dollar per load by Mama
Walker. WIN furnish good loads.
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81 q BALL
u T71RA.l xAJr
DoIR|MooD No

WIN attssd tom sIssal bu,in.,.
referedssu lin psarttcs 10 IL, Il.
Courts Of rms State.
Commercial and erininsl law .
specilstY..'
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REAL-ESYATE FOR SALE.

The Editor will deal in tie Real Estate business
while at Traek Any on wanting to sell, will do
well to List with us. We have on hands now
the following:
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MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Sunday gave us a real genuine
winter day. 1t showed in the
morning and then the wind took
possession of it and made music
with it all day and night
Fred Bushee has moved his fam
lily to Dandy where he has work.
Hugh Hawkins is moving to
SALISBURY where he has work.
David Buckley was home from
Sche lectady, N. Y, over Sunday.
Kirt Adams baby had to have all
abscess back Of thu ear lancet Fri
day. She is doing we'll now.
Eva ellis is on the sick list.
There was benefit supper for
Walter Jenkins al G. A. R. hal
last Tuesday evening. A good
crowd was in attendance.
Romeo Bradley and wife are
houseke ping in Fred Bourn's ten
ement
W. K. Bennett is putting i'll a
bathroom iii his house.