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curs For lsieeouaha.

Cure For Nieeouaha.
Stretch clean towel over q ginm
Of water and drink through the towel
Il never falls.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-31

Disaster Is an astrological term
meaning 'unfayorable star" one OF the
many words that astrology has be-
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Classified a dvsrtlssments


ELECTRIC wIkINE-up-to dats. flrst rlass
Supplies, Home Electric supply Co, 2ia Fourth
&c. Phone i69B
BOOKS Bought sold and exchanged. bar.
tons Book store.
FLAEARDS.~F Furnished rooms, for sale. NO
minors allowed, hotel Laws and other cards sold
at the Press office.
Engine Tor Sale Three morse power steam en-
zine nc q Tow price. all al the Press office.
FOR RENTING rooms furnished ioF light
housekeeping 3la north 10th st.
FOR SALE Fine baby carriage. Acme Tail.
oFing Go,
RO0Mkwlfh private board. Mrs. a. c. He's
ton 9ni sherman St
FOR RENT Five room furnished house. Ap-
ply 70 Hobs0n a Parker
FURNISHED ROOMS Furnace heat, 80 Der
month. aI5 sec0nd ".
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-31

BOOKS bought, sold and exchanged. BaF.
tons Book store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

Sabre III NuSiid)t aenommenen aus.
itelltngen in VriiIiel, 9uenos Ipres,
Turin uno 3ofio. Wan miro lid
epentileQ boriiber ibliiiIia MAIDEN, in
Incident llmfang iih Ole oeutihe Sus
buitrie an Den 9eplanten llnterneb.
mlltgen betbeiligen ioa.
Seftenbemcgung in Seien.
Gle ieftircriide gepegung in Sur.
bciien, oie in bieicm CONNER 10 piel
bon iid) reoeu mafte, iheint nun
ncue 6ormen on5unebmen. go miro
bon Der @crra bcrittet, ooB iid Die
Scfte BORT "9briitlid freiitebenoe Sc.
mcinOe" nennt llo ibre Witglieoer
III Der @crra taltft. Sobei miB Der
5duiling Elm langes ipeiBes 8enono
tra9en uno bis 81 ben &nieen ms
WalIer treten. .. --
st ii d c Scr banbIun.
4anu..5j t.4 -ugen. .q..
Die Sibumgen Der Gelegirten ser
8enOiienltait bcutiher 9ilhnen , an-
gebortger, melhe oieler Gage itntt.
ianbeh baden itiirmiid)e Nluitritte in
Wenae ge5eitigt. Tcihungen slpiiden
oen conlerpatipen Soiifalipielern
llnb ben Witglieocrn fleinerer Bib
ten luplten fd)ier fem Gubc nebmlert.
Or. Mar Epbl, fMitglieb bes fonig,
lifen SdouIpiclbuuies, muroe troy
ieincr ocr 3clcairten uiitcrbreiteten
Hpiignution OILS Hraiioent iuieoerge-
m1blt. @r bat Die @iiroe id)on lett
Dem Sabre 1901 befleioct uno iih nm
Die @enoIicnihoft Oeuiider 9iibnen.
angeboriger anerfennensmertbe Ser,
0ienltc ernprben.
&om @ebiete Scr aunit.
Sm Gammeripielbous bat Wauo
alQan Don Californian, ipelde aus ser
Guncnn'id)eu Shule Encouragement
lit, cine Erobe ibrer 3n%n3funit gege.
ben. EROS Der cntbloIteu 5iiBe bot
it'd bic 2eiItiing Decent bar. Walo
Milan lit cine bilbidje Geiheinlng,
GntbuliasmuS pcrmodte lie aber nid)t
81 crmeden.
Ins nelle Shouipielbols Fat cine
amcrifaniihe &onooie ,Molfen.
fraber" o1genommen. Gle Muffiib-
ritng miro ocmnGhit erfolgen.
Nm Stuttgarter Softbeater lit Mor
SdJiaing Der NohfoIger oes nnh
Amerifa beruiencu &upeQmciiters
Eoblia aemordn.
Sn Inrmitdot lit bas Sfnuipiel
nSommernadt" Don 2liomig Sang.
boier, Der iciner 3cit pom aoiier @il.
belm in Wiinhen 10 b%erporrogeno
ausgc5eihnct puroe, NIT grobtem gr.
folge 5llr auffiibrung gelangt.
Gos Yroaromm fir Die ieierlide
eroffming oes neueu !Soitbedters IN
@eimar, melde ON II. Sanlior er.
folgen miro, lit nunlnebr 0eiinitip
fcitgeiest morocn. IS umiobt Elm
tltr5es 6eitipiel Don Hifaro BOB.
8oetbe's ~Soripiel aui benz 5bcntcr"
uno .WaaenItein's 2aacr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
2ouiie mubte Tat

~ Is L u u l ".
@icn, 10. Ge5. - Als ein GROCER
Sfunoal lit bier ulleemein Die @us-
iteaung Der ausitattung Der Yrin-
5eiiin 2ouiie bon 9elgien, weld,e Die
intimiten Nrtifel Der Wdihe, Sdube
uub Soilctten cntbielt. empiunoen
iporoen. 0aS Shauitiid, nelfes
Ole @ldubiger Der Eriuaeiiin o Der
geplonten ai,ftion iuicenirt botten,
5og Sdoaren Teugieriger on.
Iie penig ibmeihelbaftel1 Som.
nientare, fueldje Der Speftafel iiber-
oil geiunoen, baben enblib Den e6e-
ntaliGcn 0otten Der Erin5eiiin Yrin.
scn Tbilipp bon Sndien.G uto
@otbo, bon Dem lie am 10. Sonllaf
1906 geitieben ipiirbe, peranloBt, Die
Efanoilmme uno Die 3inicn ST be.
5ablen, 10 oab Die @erIteiaerling IN.
Dibirt lperben fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
Nus 9enti9lano.
Saiier @ilbclm's RIffebr. - Seine
@cinnoBcit ansseseidnct.

ltnterbanolungen iiber sic 8riiis i'm
Slottenperein. - Die Sauie oes
iiingiten Soben5oQern . Erin3en.
Yarlamentariihe @inoItiac
mabreno Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
= annabme Der Eolen SorIoge
geiidert. = 6inar5- uno Stcler.
Erobleme nod INNER @egenltano
erniter 9etrahtungen. = @eitere
@rb0blng Der Giscontorate mog-
lid, Seute beginnt Ser nelle
9ro5eb MoItfe's eegen Saroen.
Sportiabrten in 2uftitiffen.
Berlin, Is. 0e5. - Gie geitriae
&iidfebr oes aaiiers, mcldber, mie
lfon beriftet, bon ieiner Gnglano.
tabrt unO Dem 9eiuh in ben Hieoer.
lcnoen i'm Heuen Ealois 81 BOTS.
Dam eingetroffen lit, iptrb offisios
NIT Dem Sin3ufiigen eemeloet, BOB
Der Wonar6 iid zines @elunobeits.
6ultanoes erfreut, ipie err better niht
gelpiinitt iperben fonne. Ser aaiier
bat Die ~gepobnte Stride oes aorpers
ltno 8eiltes lpieoer erlangt nno iift.
lid ale 5olgen bes aatorrbs iiber.
%lprnoen, Der i'm fur5 Dor slntritt Der
Heile naf England beimeeil6t bat.
Sur &riiis i'm SIotten.
perein.
Der &aiier oiirftc lnperiueilt @eIe.
9enbcit ncbmer, lid nit ser mebr.
erfpabnten &riic I'M ,0eutl6en Slot.
tcnperein," iueld)e burd) ben Miittritt
oes Frin5en Nuppredt pom Yrotefto.
rat Der baperiihen Grippe berporgc.
rilfelt fpuroe, 81 beih0ftigen. @ie
bon beItunterridtcter Settle pcrlou.
tet, miro Der Safer ole 9ngelegenbeit
nit beS Erin5en Hllppreft Gotcr,
Gem Erin5en 2ubuia, bciprcten,
lpeld)er bcl1te abenb in Berlin Gin.
trltft, nm Der Sobresperiommluna
Nes 0tticumspereins b%ei3uipobncn
mo oa1ud) ben Erin5reaenten 9llit.
polo, ais Eatben, bel Der beporiteben.
Den Sullfe bes 5%tpeiten Spr6blingS
oes neutrality-suspicious. all pertreten.
gud Der boperiide WtiniiterprGit.
Dent, 6reiberr BON Eooeipils, lit jesi
olls Dem r9eutiten Slottenperein"
olSgetreten. Seiner oiesbc5iigli6cn
Hnfiinoigung fiigte er iebpd) bir5it,
feline Spmpotbien miirbeu peiter in
roaitem WaBe ben 9eitrebungen ge.
Ioren, ipeld)e atf Sorberuna ocs
%crltdroniiies binlihtlib Der Slot.
tenfroge geridtet ieien.
Oh ber8o.
Iitif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

WaDrero Der nodlten paar @od)en
? miro parlamentariide @inoitiae
berrlf)en. &eidstag unb preubii6er
Sanotag baben lire @eibnnbtsfcriei1
b%egonnen uno meroen crit mad Neit-
labr iuieoer 5uiammentretel1. Die
Wlatter %erinnern oaran, Dob Ser Dor.
geltrlgc 10. Se5ember, an melfent
bos Hcihspnrloment lid iiber Die
Selt5ett pertagte, nud) Der erite Sab.
restag DER Iufloiung bes Ieidstogs
mar, nit melder Die gegenpGrtige
Vlod.Folitif eingeleitet par. Sn ib-
rem @oheniiberiidten be5eidnen Die
Der Hegierung moblgeiinnten 3eitln.
gen Die innerpolitiihe Situation
onrdpeg ais auBerit id)fpierig. Sic
perleiben aber 5ugleib Der Soffm,ng
Ii1sornd, oab bas @elfid bes
Geitsfan5lers 5iiriten bon 9iilon
Die StnberlliiIe iiberlpinoen pcroe.
Tie eigentlibe Erobe arf Den BE.
itono nnb Die 8irfiamfeit bes 9Iods
miro crit mad @eibnod)ten in Der
Steuerberotbrlne abgelegt perben.
Die S6ruierigfeiten betreffs Der go.
ler'Norlage limo bereits beieitigt. Die
%5nftGnbige %Gommiiiipn oes prcubi.
lden Observation-Disclosures bat Den
eompromiB, meld)er oos Gnteig'
l%ungsredt beidr1nft uno ben gn.
itcoelungsfono bernbiebt, nunmebr
NIT adt5ebn gegen nelll1 Stimmen
G%iltgebeiBen uno Die Innabme Der
Sorlage i'm gleid)en Stimmenper.
baltniB I'M Tlenum lit eeiihert. Muh
hos Tereinsgeieb lit iiber oas bebenf,
Hide Staoium binous. Die betref.
fenbe Geifstags : Gommiiiion lit ailt
Dem belten Wege, cine ginieung 81
cr5ielerL unb 5fpor oilf Der ifon an.
geoeuteten 8runoIoge, Die cine Mo.
bifi5irung bes Spraden- Haragra.
pben beoingt. Die @orienreiorm.
Nopcae, Die aud cine 9elait,lngs.
probe fir ben 9lod beoelitet, lit chit.
freilen elmer Gommiiiion iiberipieicn
noroen. Die 2oiltng oes 9orienpro.
blems lit ifnierieer. 9ie @egeniGbe
5iuiihen Der 2infen unb Der Hetten
te5iiglid oes SerminbanbeIs i'm Sc.
treble uno Der 3eiteeihdfte iiber-
baupt iino aroB. Ole Gonierpatipen
beboupten bortnddig ibren einmol
eineenommenen Stanbplnft. Sros-
Dem lit aiid) oa cine idliebIife Clint
gilng fpabribeinlif.
Steucrpor6lag obne
gnoe.
Gas idiuierieite Yroblem bietet Die
Sronung Der &eihsfinon5en oar.
Ger &eihsfan5ler bate am 9ienitag
iGmmtlide 9loffiibrer gum Diner
eingeluben, bel melder 8elegenbeit
Die MogIiffeiten ser pielen Steuer.
poridldge beiprofen purben. Die
perihiebeniten Erojefte tauden alli
uno peridpinoen pieoer, 10: Die Mo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

Dit Oem Orfan, Scr ieit beinabe
elmer Wobe iiber Der Torbiee uno
benz @erntel- &anal tobt, baben in
gang Noro-, Mittel. uno @eit,
9eutihlanb i6mere Sd)neeitiirme elm.
geiett. Sier in Berlin lit oas @et.
ter, ga NorbpolfaIte jeoen gllgenblid
nit 1bouung mehielt, einfad) emit.
ieblif. Aus ben @ebirgs9egenben
peroen ihpere Terfebrsitodungen ae.
meloet, uno in ben @ogeien, Dem
S6ar5malo unb Dem Gieiengebirge lit
nift MIR Der g%iienbabn.. ionoern
oilf Der 1elegrapbens uno 1elepbon.
@erfebr tbeilneiie unterbroben. Wcb.
rere Der BON Stalien fommenoen 3iige
iinb in Der idmei5er, tproler unO
baperiiden 8ebirssihlihten itedet
geblicben unb poaItdnoig eingeidneit
Doroen.
Idt5ia Sabre alt.
Shirt @o3arb ai Snnboiien uno
anppbuuien, Yraiioent oes preubi-
iden S%errenbauies ,no Witglieo oes
oeutifen &eid)stages, bat geitern Die
5eier ieines ad,t8isiten @%eburtstages
%bcgangen, aus melhem MnlaB linn
BON aaen Seiten 8liidlpiinihe 5,lgin.
gen. Ter Shirt lit elm %eeborener
Sannoperaner uno ieit 1861 5reiin
2ouiIe bon araiiop permdblt. Gem
gbebunb limb neiin ainber entiproi-
len, af)t 3ofter ino Elm Sobn. Iie
Eodter iino iGmmtlih perbeiratbet,
pdbreno Der 81 Sabre alte Sobn,
8rnf Gobo, Sunggeielle lit.
6 onferen5 in . Iiieloorf.
am If. Sariiar miro in 1iiiiel-
oorf oie ltdnoige Alisiteaunas Com.
milton Der oeutiten Snouitrie cine
Gonieren3 pom inouitrieuen 0ertre.
tern Ses Heides uno Nreuben's, per.
%anItalten. 3ped Der s&Shjeasiias lit
Die 9eipredung Der fir Sie natiten
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27
MISSOURI, THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1907
Railroad Headed this way.

A charter has been issued by the
secretary of state to the st, Louis,
Mountain Grove & Southern Railway
company, OF Mountain Grove, Missouri,
10 build a railroad thirty miles long,
extending from Mountain Grove in
Wright county, to Bryant Creek in
Ozark county. The capital stock is
$500, 900. j. j. Hedges, j. II. Jarrett
and E. l., Richardson, Of Springfield,
j. Allhands, Of St Louis and L. Nj.
johnson, of Elmo, Illinois, are directors
in the company. Speaking of the pro-
posed road the Springfield Leader says:
This is u road backed largely by
Springfield capital and certain TO be
constructed. whe deal has been on for
several months and all details are now
understood to be completed. The road
is built largely with n view TO handling
timber and lumber in Ozark county.
Springfield people have recently
bought about $4,000 acres of timber
land in Ozark county. This timber
will all be cut into lumber and brought
TO market over the new road.
AS the name would indicate, the
above is evidently short link IN q
contemplated line between st. Louis
and the southwest, part OF the prop
osition in the interest Of which Mr.
d. M. Coleman, of Ava, has been inter-
ested for some time. From q suitable
point south of Mountain Grove on this
line it will be easy to reach the head of
Swan or Beaver down either of which
streams a line would be easy OF con-
struction and would tap territory
which with the development sure To
come in the near future would prove a
bonanza for the road constructing il.
Mr.. Coleman, we understand, has
looked over the Beaver and Swan
country, and is impressed with the
feasibility OF such a line. When the
time comes to move in this matter 1t
will behoove the people OF this section
TO be awake, and it will do no harm to
wake up beforehand and see il we may
no do something to hasten the time.
In this connection suppose you look
over map and see what line from
this corner of the state to st. Louis
will do TO railroad mileage to ST. Louis
from this section.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27

1--WE met little Joe one day in a Pitts
burg toby (cheap cigar factory
writes Owen Il. Lovejoy in the July
Woman S Home Companion. "a tcne-
ment room twelve feet square, with a
low ceiling, not an open door or win.
dow, was occupied by twelve or thirteen
people, who were rolling this cheap
cigar. We had gone with friend Of
the children TO see little Joe, boy Of
eleven, who worked twelve hours day
except on one day OF the week, when
his hours continued on to midnight.
"As we watched him bending over
his table, his fingers flying deftly at
their work., We seemed to see two pic
lures of little Joe sitting before us.
First was the perfect machine, hui
man organism, trained to lightning
motions that produced five or six hun
dred of these cigars each day, for
which he received eight cents hun
dred. Second, the sallow face, the
lusterless eyes, the narrow chest, the
ominous cough, which combined to
write with his life blood Natures
curse upon our social neglect. With
out speaking a word Joe told us more
convincingly about child labor than all
the census reports that were ever
compiled
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27
Breaking lt Gently.

The wife of master painter was
leaving her house when one OF her
husbands workmen rushed up to the
door.
"What's the matter, Pat?" she
quickly asked, feeling sure something
had happened.
"Shure, missus, it's nearly kilt I've
been!" exclaimed Pat.
Killed. Dear me! How.
swell, / was on the roof OF the
house over there an the boss towld me
to paint the ould wooden spout, and |
was just after thinkin' would it bear
me weight. "Shall | try it?" says |
TO myself An then, before / could
make up me moind, the old spout tum-
bled down to the strate!"
"And If you had not hesitated you
would have fallen with the spout?'
"Shure," answered Pat, 'just like
the boss did. Ye see, he tried it first. v
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27
letter Cured.

a lady customer OF ours had suffered
with letter for two or three years. 1t
got 50 bad on her hands that she could
not attend TO her household duties
One box of Chamberlain's Salve cured
her, Chamberlain medicines give
splerdid satisfaction in this commune
tv.--H, NJ. Rodney Il Co., Almond,
Ala. Chamberlain medicines are for
sale by City Drug Store, Forsyth, Juo.
a. Lamb, Taneyville, and Jno I. Dick
enson, Dickens, Mo.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27

Everything has advanced in price
except the local newspaper. 1t con-
tinues to be published at the same old
price--too low to begin with-while
paying more for everything entering in
to the making Of the paper. Under
such conditions the subscribers ought
surely to pay promptly in advance;
still some Of them will continue, as
formerly, 10 let the paper run along
two or three years without paying a
red cent and then try settling by hay
ing the postmaster send the publisher
card notifying him that the paper
remains dead in the postoffice because
the subscriber refuses TO take 1t out
When such man gets his deserts he
will find the supply Of ice-water far
less than the demand.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27
ABOUT SUCCESS.

Plenty of work, with good wages
and increasing prosperity, are the
certain rewards of faithfulness.
Let any young man start in life with
the determination to put the best
he has into the discharge of every
duty, and some of the best things
Of life will eventually become his
own. There is still "room at the
top" and faithfulness is one of the
essential conditions OF ascent.
Nor can anyone succeed at last
in any sphere Of life without cer-
tain degree OF piety, in its Older
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27
Homesteads in Missouri.

The announcement from the Spring
field land Office that 81 farm claims
were "homesteaded" in this section Of
Missouri last month is news OF a nature
to rather cause the average citizen O:
the state to rub his eyes in astonish-
ment.
For in these days ones ideas OF
homcsteading cluster about mental
picture OF a prairie cabin miles from
any other habitation. And in the
very near foreground, too, are scenes
of privation and of unusual toll and
Of other experiences requiring fort!-
tude and endurance.
We do hot associate such ideas with
thnughts Of living in Missouri. And
perhaps the taking Of government
claim is not SO often attended by these
experiences as we have imagined to be
the ease.
AT any rate, unoccupied lands are
being homestcaded every month in
Missouri, and much unclaimed land
still exists. Whether il will long con-
tinue without owners depends on how
many more ambitious young farmers,
with minds filled with dreams OF golden
success at farming in the arid west,
hasten through this state without
noticing that they are passing better
land than they can find farther on
Carthage Press.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27
po Not Neglect the Children.

At this season OF the year the first
unnatural looseness Of child's bowels
should have immediate attention. The
best thing that can DO given is Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy followed by castor oil as direct
ed with each bottle Of the remedy. For
sale by City Drug Store, Forsyth. Jno.
A. Lamb. Taneyville, and Jno. 7. Dick
ensOn, Dickens, Mo.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27
The Magic No. 3.

Number three is wonderful mascot
for Geo. II. Paris, Of Cedar Grove, Me-,
according TO a letter which reads:
"After suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to find re-
lief, tried Electric Bitters, and as a
result am we'll man to-day. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure" Guaranteed best
on earth for stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, by A. II Parrish, druggist. SOC
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27
The Spring n cid ChautauQua.

In answer to the numerous inquiries
as to the dates of attractions at the
Springfield Chautauqua we will say
that the following announcements have
been made:
Bryan, July 10
La Toilette, July IL
Lands, Julyl2
Morimoto, the Jap, July IL
Anna Howard Shaw, July 1t
Baldwin, the explorer, July l6
Widow OF General Pickett, July l.
Montaville Flowers US Ben Hur,
July Is
DR.. Cole, Archeologist, July 10.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27
A Fortunate Texan,

Mr.. E. w. Goodloe, OF 107 st. Louis
ST., Dallas, Tex. says: SIN the past
year have become acquainted with
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, and no
laxative ever before tried so effect
ually disposes of malaria and bilious
ness" They don't grind nor grippe.
25c. at A. II. Parrish's drug store.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27
81 a Year in Advance.

oHN hoiS DSouN'iui SCuSS VI udulk-
ual reverence toward nature and
her laws. This is not the teach
ing of the Christian religion only,
but equally of all religion, and the
experience of mankind. The ele-
ments of success are moral main
ly, and absolute obedience to moral
law is essential to the preservation
of clear head and sound judg-
ment. Whoever is not obedient
will sooner or later find that he
has been sowing the wind only to
reap a whirlwind, which will mar,
if not wreck his fortunes when he
least expects.
1t is one thing to 60 about our
life work in a sense of stern duty,
and another to 60 about it in a
way that shall make both our
selves and everybody about us
happy. To be pleasant is con-
summation that lies within the
power of everyone of us. To be
great is the achievement of the
few. There is nothing that sits so
gracefully upon bright woman
as gentleness and pleasantness.
The greatest intellect the Lord
ever struck from out the eterni-
ties is devoid of charm without
the gift of affability and sweetness
OF manner.
One sure way to get into heaven
for a day at least is to do a kind
act to some one who does not like
you.
True politeness is the corner
stone OF success, and is one Of the
most important things in human
life. 1t consists of frankness,
cordiality and gentleness toward
our fellow creatures. Beautiful in
its truth and simplicity, the first
lesson that youth should learn and
the last that age should forget.
Let every mother remember that
however humble her home, how
ever monotonous her life, if she be
patient in we'll doing her children
will be better because she has
lived. Oyer her self-sacrifice, her
love, her faith and courage they
will enter the promised land that
otherwise they might not have
reached. And not her children
only, but all with whom she comes
in contact, will be uplifted and
strengthened by her purity and
steadfastness. Be content then,
to live each hour, each day,
gathering up the fragments, "
giving the kind word, the loving
thought, the tender sympathy, do
ing the homely duties that lie
nearest, as daughter OF the King,
as queen in the royal line of moth
erhood, knowing that all these
things are helping to make those
who come after you "better be-
cause you have lived"
In union there is strength, is a
saying as old as it is true. 1t
doesn't pay to be isolated and soil
tary. 1t is bad for business and
it is ruinous to any healthy growth
Of life. Be neighborly. Don't
sponge upon each other but be
kindly and helpful. We cannot
live upon bread alone. The
brotherhood of humanity is noble
thought to cherish, and just as
noble to practically live.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-06-27

Spring, did you say? What became
Of it? 1t was winter not so very loug
ago, and now it is summer, but ii there
was any Intervening season entitled TO
the graceful title Of Spring, it was not
noted In this locality.