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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-12
THIRTY DROWNED;
STEAMER SINKS

Rio Janeiro, Dec. 9.--The Brazilian
soasting steamer Guasca has gone
down off Paranague, Brazil, the result
Of a collision with an unknown vessel.
Thirty persons were drowned.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-12

. The fact that colds are more common
ia winter than in summer is rot due
simply to the lower temperature. II Is
mainly because people spend less of
their time in the open air. Dreading
the chilly air, they remain indoors. the
health Is proporticnately lowered, and
they take cold easily.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-12

J According to a statement recentIyl
made by Mrs. Clara w. Raynor, presi-
dent of the,F Florida Federation of Wom-
ms clubs, the new child labor law of
that state, f~orbidding the employment
OF chiidren under the age of IL years,
has taken 5000 children from the shops
n factories and put them in the
schools.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-12

Nine. Patti plays the guitar and the
mandolin, is an excellent pianist, paints
.lwen and does the most beautiful EN-
broidery and knitting.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-12

To Italy belongs the distinction Of.
having equipped with electricity the:
first long distance main line railway In
Europe. The Swiss government, which.
owns most of the Swiss railways. has
just decided to ~electrify all of its lines.
Water power Is now being sought,
Switzerland possessing no coal fields. =.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-12

The current number of Vadaczlap, a
Hungarian hunt journal, contains an
interesting account of a pea hunt by
Archduke Josef. In order to kill the
bear the archduke had to fire five shots
and these were delivered at such close
range that the animal in making his
last lunge tore the hunters garments
with his claws. or the thirteen bears
which Archduke Josef has encountered,
he has killed ter. In describing the
Last scene i'm the encounter the writer
says: THE muzzle of my gun was only
a span from the animals shoulder. The
shot reached his heart and he broke
down and fell upon my foot. / felt his
breath, drew my knife and plunged it
into his body. / arose, but it was diff
cult, for only then l realized 10Y neal
I was to my end"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-12

The Madison street police station,
which is a sort of clearing house for
lost children, has recently acquired a
young man who is about IS useful as
could be desired. He is Louis David
son.. 8 years old, who lives at 253
Madison street-next door to the po-
lice station--that is, when he isn't in
the station house. Louis is known as
the Captain of Lost Children" When
D stray child is brought into the stat
tion house Louis converses with him
n either English or Yiddish, and II
their is anything to be ascertained
efosl that child Louis will ascertain 1t.
Sometimes the captain" goes out and
hunts up the parents of the lost boy
Or girl. The Madison street police find
him a most effective aid in their work.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15
Srant @eila9er's Sample @OOm,
gde Columbia Abe. unb 16te Strabe.
@eform Der iapaniiben shrift.

SIM Sabre 1902 perlautete 5uerIt,
baB fi9 in Supan cine Reform Der ums
ftdnoli9en uno fir ben @usldnoer nur
i9tper erlernbarsn Srudi9rift porbes
reite. Die jdpuniI6e &egierung bat,
na9cem bic eingeiebte &ommiifion i6re
&rbeiten beenbet bat, sntI9ie6en, Die
bts babin ausf9liebli9 eebruu9ten
dineff9en @9riftseih.n ub5uidaffen
uno our9 8uditdben rDmii4en g6as
ratters gu erieben.
Gs eriitirt in Sapun bereits Elm @ers
banjo bon Reformatoren auf Dem Sc
biste hes l1nterri9ts= unb G~r5iebunsss
peiens, Der felt ldnsem propdgdnbu
fir Die rOmii9e Srudi9rift mudt,
Oieie Sruppe 5dblt urter anoeren Den
friiberen iupunii9en @efdGftstrGeer in
Berlin, iestgen goti9after in Waf9'
ineton. @ifomts @oti, iofpis osn .be.
maiigen 8otf4after in 2pnoon uni
iebigsn Miniter Ses gluspGrtisen
@itpmte 9apafbi, 5u ibren MitgIie.
bern. Man bofft, 6ab Der srObte Sbei
Der iapanif9en prefe, Der Die S9rift.
REFORM oringenb befiirportst bat. bali
NIT gutem 8eiIpiel norangeben pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15

peln lufsn9 Sisbts MID, febts ia,
mid Bel midi"
Sin Srrtbum, tpeib @ott, 1nein
5srr". faste @lma peineHb.
pa itiirste elm juDses helblorbes
MGb4en uuf beibe 81: r@at, Mui<
bliim9en9 3pei 0amens gum Guss
fu9en hiisflen Sic ii92 Oa i6ldg
elmer lang bin : ba is ia bas @nbs
bon meg! sic I9sinen mid ia ein
boiler &erl gu iein."
Gr mar ME Dor ben &opf ge1hldz
gen. Sic f6o6 4lma eneraii6 bei>
Ieite unb beutete uuf ibrs Maiblume:
Sine mar pera5reoet, MID 10 Elm
ianser pungel! Sd bin Die Ri9tigs,
mat molten Sic nit bds bo6noble
Srduerierippe2"
Gr itano perblifft ba. sic nabm
Teinen 4rm. Gr madte elm 9eii4t,
ais pone er fusen: rOis anbere mare
mir liebsr," bann dber griibte Ct
Ilmd. uno bic feline blonde Yeripn,
elm i'm roia &dttunfleib nett aus:
iebenbes, reiolutes WeTen, Sog ibr
nit ben Worten r8pmm, Steiner
fort.
Ilmd dt1mete, tpie BON einem VII
bsfreit, auf. Run raid na9 Saule
90 Elm prbinGrer Msnfh! Od hOrt'
lie neben fih cine Ionore MGnnerftimi
me:
$50 perGngItigt, msin gndbigei
Srdulein? Srousn Steg Gntiduloi
gen Sic bite zines 5erItreuten pro:
feFprs 11npiinttlibteit! Durf i9 II
men meinen Irm geben9"
Sie s~itterte o grregune = e
fuhr fort: rTesin Same 1T GSol
greper, 9rofeFor 9rsber, sic iol
len iid teinem unbetunnten anper
trauen!"
Sic blidt. auf W;s imppnirsnl
er dusidb, unb feline Gtimms bait
eiuen 10 peiden SLANG, 70, ssnuu +
bate lie tbn iid seoa9t - 10 Dor
seftent nit benz I9Dnsn lanssn 8oa
bart. Wie Jpn Der pei4e 5il5bu
tleibste unb Der &aiiermdntel.
sic fpnnte nod HtnI riel iprs
den. S6peigenb idrittsn Die beioe
Der Sterntparte gu, aud er fdno f
reissnb, unb beim Inblid Der 3rdis
unb 2anbi9aften oes Monbes i9mie
beten fs 9ldne our 9o93fits
reiiei
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15

Sin iuneer Observation-Disclosures mar
iiber Mart Spaiu, ais &rititsr, Dou
bes 2pbes.
vGinmal bate i9 Die @bre, Serrn
Clemens cine meiner 8eihi9ten bor>
sulefen," faete er. runo Oant ieiner
9ritit tpurSe bieie Seididte bsbeuteno
perbsfert. 1rfpriinslid mar lie iiber>
fpdnnt; er bra9te es fertiS, bab ie
natiirli6er, fabIi9er uno pubrer ipurs
be. Sic i9lob gum Seiipiel NIT fol-
genben Wprten:
yMubels berrli6e Iusen faben i'm
fraeeno an, elm lei6tes GrrOtben flOg
iibsr ibre Wuneen unb tie reidte ibm
beios !SGnoe; unO bort in Dem alien
Obfgarten, i'm S6utten Der f9iper
nit 5ri9ten belabsnen 8dume 5og Ell
tie an feline 8rut unb ibre ldnget
2pdsnringsl6en an feline 2ippen fubz
reub, fiibte er bieie ebrerbietig."
,9ei bieiem S4lub blies Serr Gle.
mems cine bidte Ruu9polfe aus feinel
@isarre IN bic Cuff, unb aIs oiefe fid
lansiam perflii9tete. fhnarrte er:
yMas niirben sic oenn nun, offer
sefaet, bon .insm iunssn Mdnn ben'
fen, Der an ben S%auptbuaren zines
biibi6en iungen Mdb4ens nipple
penn bieie ibr 9eii4tden Bel id
hdtte2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15

TONS anbiSaisn" sefempslt ptros.
entbaltert tperbe.
Sbatfa9s if, bob na8oem aDss sr'
tpossrl unb arsumsntert lf, Sstrstdr
$aft Der bsffs administrations. 9anot'
bat iein pfrbe. abssi.bsn bonn prdf'
benton Rooispslt islbf. Ri9t. oab Der
prdRosnt CUR 3sit bic Sose hatts, oaB
er 1908 Ranoioat fetu weroe. Dor
ni&t LANCER 3sit bat er erf ernsute.
febr befimmte gerf9srun9en tn oisisr
6inF8t ssssbsn. absr mon wsiB chen
nidt, pis bic g.rbdltnihe f4 NIT Der
,3eit esfaItsn m69en.
Dill Wilitdrbebbrbsn ftshen Dor sinsm
problsm, tusl8ss ibnsn ni&t gsrin9ss
Ropf3erbre6en bsruria&t. Wan psiB
ni9t mite mar, bic @sfangensn In Will'
tayssfdusniH.u bsi3dfii9sn iOl. Sort
2eabenwortb if Der plab, !psl4sr
bauptfd6li9 In 8stradt fcmmt. Wan
if bon isbsr dnefli& bsiOrgt gstusisn.
bic @sfanssnsn. wel3s bOrt ni3t garl3
unbsI9dftist bIsiben tonuen, tsins ars
beiten tbun ,u laHsn. beren grgebnihs
trasnopis nit ben @r3.u9niHsn FREEZER
Snbufriearb.itsr In Qonturren3 tom'
men t6naten. Wan psrusrtbsts he
besbalb, inoem man 9anofraben u1o
Spa3isrpess auf Der SsfdngniBrsisroa'
tion oss Sorts bnuen, bs3isbungsusiis
Ribsliruussn uno dbnli4e arbsitsn
bafelbR bornebmsn lisB. absr oa fno
nun &spraisniurtsu Der arbsitsr'
Unions ssfOmmsn unb BADEN aud ba'
gsgsn protsfirt, neil oiss ebrli1sn GI'
beitern oas 8rot aus benz Munos
nebme. War mb6ts bic prganiFrtsn
arbeitsr ni6t Dor ben 2opf ftossn.
aber isBt tpeib mon i9On gar ni4i
mebr, pie mon bie 9efanesnsn be.
i&dftigsn Iol, tusnrl mon he ni8t sin'
nal mebr Gtrabsn bausn laRen tann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15
Mbsemtnft.

@m Stammtifa zines in Der
Ndbe bes &rantenbaufes selesenen
auten Reftaurants o~erfsbrten bic
Glteren @erate bss 9ofpitals. Sbnen
allen tpar ss bD4it unangenebm unb
ldftis, bab f4 elm iebr iunger, ge'
{apdbiger &olsse in ibrsn &reis
prdnate. Ollie @sriude. i'm losau'
perben, idlusen fs3l; feline S4maB'
baftiafeit ma9te bic Stdmmttfdfims
muns tGslid unsemithIider. mu6s
ten Bic Serrsn nod 10 O~ftentatib ii9
in eiiisss S9psisen biiuen, Der iunse
Ooftur rebete, reoete, rebete. gines
Says panbts er ii@ on einen als
gbirurser isbr b:iudhrtsn Germ Der
Stammtii6runbe nit Der Graee:
,0erebrter 0err apusge, mas mad
ten sic ppbl, tpenn man sic 81
einem patisntsn bplte, Der an elmer
10 mibliden @tene isinss Snnern Elm
@epG9s battle, oab man NIT Sntru.
menten bur&aus nidt ba5u tOnnte!
Weit itpif9er Rube antiportets ben
@efraete: sd tpiirbe sic holsn Iai'
fen!" limb mad elmer tleinen pauis
sur grbObung Der Spannuns polen'
bette err: rDamit sic auerit benz ga.
tienten Elm God in ben Baud rsben.'
Der S&pGssr psrfdpanb unb mari
nitt mebr seiehsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15
Ilteaen ais Sanbefsartifel.

Nur Die ipenisiten 2eute oiirften
niHen, bab tobte Jliessn elm seiudter
9anbelsartitel finb, Der tpie jsbe an@
bere Waare feinen aurs unb feline
preisf9punfungen bat. sic tommen
aaidbrlid tonnentpeiie in SdHern nad
2on6on, fpsrbsn bier berauttionirt unb
bienen fdlieBli9 -3immerp0eeln uno
Golofif9en gum Sutter.
sic ftammen meift aus 8raflien,
tpo ift tnapp iiber Der Sberfld4e oes
Qma5onenitromes in ~un5Gblisen Wilz
Iiurben fdpeben unb bon armer ST.
f4ern In bt9tsepebten Re5en f9aaren.
tpeiie sefangen tperben.
Sn friibsren Sabren foftete bas
pfuno tooter Jliesen IN 2onbon ettpo
10 Gents, bi. sefteiserte Hadfrase, be,
fetn entipre9enoes 4nsebot entipra4
bat aber ibren Preis ieBt auf 37.t
Gents per YTun6 ils~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15

Sas Yarlament BON Reuieelanb
Bot iOsbsn elm 8eisb paiRrt, oas isbsm
tibsr 60 Salrs alien Arbsitsr cine idbr.
Ii9e penfon bon $3.50 H9srt. Die
oa,u nbtbis.n WittsI iOllsn bur@ 50
bsrs gsfsusruns Der 8orpOrutiOnsn
unb cine ssrinas grb0bung Der 6ra&ts
raterl auf ben taatli6sn giisnbabnsn
aufesbra9t perbsn. Solder vsOsia'
lismus" utirbs naiirli4 biersulanos
nisHals g~sbuloet perasn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
XapttaI. ......... $1,OO0,000.O0
ueberi&us ......... 325, 10000

= Hu9bem pr m%ebreren
Wo6en brei 8erbre9er aus oein
3u9tbauie in Oiea a. 2abn entflO9en
paren, purbe tir3Ii9 Nu3ts cine
fDrmli6e Hepplts ini5snirt. 3pei
f6pere @erbre6er, pel9e bic Wono
bonn S9lufiuul mad benz @u65im>
mer Dur9bro9sn battsn, iiberfielea
ben Nufii6tsbeamten, entrifen ibn
aeboluer unb S6liiFel unb DrpbteR
i'm gu erf6ieBsn. Der 8epolper funt=
tiunirte gliidli9erfpeiis nidt unb ss
eeldnq benz WGhter, ben einen 0er>
BREEDER nit einem SdbeIbieb uni4do@
li& gu ma9en, Der anbere erertff bic
Slu9t. Der plan Der 8erbre4sr
mar, bic WG9ter gu iiberrumpeln,
2biiren unb Sbore bes 3u9tbaufes
su Offnen unb bic Sniaf.n gu be-
freien.
Sn SuIIptptpn, Yd., ipuroe
elm getpiHer Winiam 9ustia, etn
| 9eiftesfrdnter aus 8orbentptpn, u
g., Der isinsn Srdnsporteursn sIits
fprunsen mar. aufsegriffen. 9astiu
1T 80 Sabre aft unb tpar bel Der
penniplpanid< 8abn a~ngetsnt. &iirs@
lid tppnte sr jeinsr Srau nit elmer
Mrt ben G4dbel eini9lasen, tpuroe
o6er bon Na9barn barun gebinosrt.
gr purbe bann benz Stuutsirrenaipl
in Srentpn iibertpieien unb @m.
Walbberg unb gilbert OinutO purben
b~eduftrast, i'm bortbin gu transport
tiren. @Gbrnb lie IN einem 9otel
fi4 rftGrften~, entpii9te @astil. SIN
2aufe Der Ha9t tpuroe en- perf4ies
bentfi9 in Srenton geieben, aber Do
er nit einem erpben 9artenmeie IN
Der 2uft berumfu9telte, paste fi9
RtemaRb on ihn beran. Wie er nd9
Sulptptpn setommen 1T. peiB fem
Msui4. Sas MeIer tpurbe mod BET
ibm porgefunben. 8astia leibet on
Der firet SSbes, boB feline @ertpapoten
i'm per9iften molten.
DER Eptpns War ndIt noH
fyolsp, Minn., puroe oabur9 bonn
Spbe aerettet, bdb .r isinen Oten1tS
tern trug, uls er perfuGte. cine 8anz
be bon ginbn9ern 81 iteuen, De
i6on mebrfa9e @tnbrii6e in Jpiep
periibt bdtter. ct entbedte bic Oiebe
auf friIder Ebdt unb besdnn uuf tie
Al IhsBen. OR ganStten ltefen oa'
bon mrb i4pTen uuf ben Bednlteri.
OieIer fablte eineH Harlem S9lue
arf feiner 8ruff urb farb ipdter. bdB
etne R1rgel bon benz Stern dbgelerff
tporben mar. Die GiTbrsfer entfa'
men unS u 4at teine Spur mehr
bon ibueY.
Gin S&tffsrupitdu H1'
mems ecSrmss Barr itteg otsfer Sasi
in Sen aaDeraum zines 2i9bri4ffes
btrrdb, bos in Brootlpn, q. g., eth
Garap ariinen &affees an Bprb &C.
nomnns1l bate, INN fi4 nod dnmai
perf6nri& BACON su iiberSeugea, bdb
be 2dbins AUDI ri4tig Gufgeifdpeli
uprben mar; Ct tlettsrte babel bon
etmem adfrefdd auf BEN aroern. ais
pI6Sli6 bas Cargo in's S4tparieu
aertetb. 8drr ftruu4elbe, fiel Atu
unb lam bireft uutsr bic nad1tir,
aenben 9uff@ballen gu liesen. 10 fen
einseteilt, bab sr iia taum NOD au
rii6ren permodte. Seins 5TlferlIf'
pertaIkn ungeb0rt; 40 Stunbtn ipd'
ber ertbedte man eff ben Gnpitdr
umter ben ittpsren Rdffeebdllen uni
befreite t1n. Ct kbte nod urn q.
bottle 1 unter Der pfIe@ enei
raid berbeiserufeneI1 Iratss BAH
: rriSher.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15
Die Qompa8ute.

a.: @er 1T benn bas ieltiam:
paar bort briben2
g.: 0as iinb bic Snbuber Der Dor
einem balben Subr reu besriinosten
syirma &ohn G 5ausr. Hun,
peibt bu ni9t : aObn C 9daer;
&o6n als Ga9mann unb 9aGer fteni
bas Rapital bon $4,000 Wart. =
Nu, tporiiber la4fte9
g.: Nun, ieBt bat Der 9auer oas
Rapital unb Der &obn bic 2enntnib,
i'm balben Sabr if's umgetehrt, bc
bat Der Saner bic Renntnib unb BEL
4obn bds Hupitals ilnH
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15

GHfir Ollie fnb besieris su iparen
wv unb porparts gu tOmmen unb
Die logil9ite Belt uniere
Ylane su %formulireu lift Der erfte She'll
bes rlsuen Sabres. Sie faerfe Ms>
ibose gum Grfols lit Die @r6fnuus
zines SPAR ontOs, bas erite Sepoft
MAIDEN unb babel bleibenS bis Der Gr<
fOlg gefi@ert lit. Maden Sic es f3
CUR untpiSsrruHidsn &esel einen se<
wiflen Setras BON Sbrem w09ent<
liden ODER monatliden @intOmmen su
einem Spar=@ onto NIT bieier f%tarten @eiel=
idait su p%ertpenben. 0enn Sic bies tbun
1T Der GrfoIg fiaer. Ro9 INNER 1T bic
SdIfte bes Nonats Sanuar 2bris um elm
Spars@onto ;u erpfnen. Sbun Sic IS beute
nod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15

@enn Der alte 9err Hofefeasr in
@atrbsit, ME ttn @btcasosr profeHOr
bebauptei, Der 8ppus bss amsritansrs
Der tOmmsuosn 9snerattonen iein iolte.
10 tuerben ale Barbiers be9rhnoste
YsrunIaHung babeu nit Gorge Der
3ufunft sntesesn "a bliden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-15

Cflaboma's gbiht, ale 8Oblens
uno Osldnbsrsisn innsrbalb isinsr
etantsersn3sn als Staaiseigsntbum
3u srrpsrbsn, ldBt oarauf i6IisBsn, oab
Der iunes Staat beabF4tt9t. oas
9snnIplpanisn bss @sisns 81 usrosn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
OUR tom RICHARDSON" !"

BY the first OF April the Astoria
Chamber OF Commerce will have ths
benefit of the trained service of a ca.
pable commercial agent and manager
In the person Of J. H. whyte, OF New
Orleans. now en- route TO this city to
take up his contracted work In behalf
Of Astoria and Clatsop county, for a
period of two years, upon an agreed
salary.
1t Is very essential that this man be
given all the encouragement in the
world when he gets here; that his
work may not be made any harder
than actual conditions render II. Let
US all bury our woes and complaints
and differences, and put Inn next to
the needs and purposes and dreams
of the city and give am the hand OF
friendliness and cheer and send him
about our business with the convic-
tion that we have common cause
and a common purse, ana that he is
to champion the one with the aid of
the otner.
A great deal depends upon the spirit
we show him when he arrives, for
from us he will take up mis- cue, and
faithful as he may be. and anxious
to do for us, he must have the knowl-
edge of our faith, our courage, our
purpose, to lend fame to mis- own.
We want a tom Richardson" badly,
and we are to get one, If we will but
put forth our own right and helpful
inspiration to aid Mr.. Whyte.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20

And, by the way, 1t may not bs
amiss for all hands to study the real
attitude Of the federated trades TO-
ward the politics OF the country Just
now so far at least, MS their best ana
highest men and ideals are concerned.
for II Is In tho overlooking, that some
mighty good things are lost TO the de-
serving: Every man IN the country
should know something tangible
about this growing force in the COM
mercial and political machinery OF the
nation. and be able to give the matter
appreciable consideration when he Is
appealed TO. Time is divesting the or
ganisations OF their oli-time rough
edges and coarse domination. and the
finesse of good politics IL becoming
yearly the surer and more effective
policy Of the Unions everywhere. Mr..
Bryan realizes this. and is making the
most OF IL.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
PERPETUAL NATIONAL FAIR.

There is meat in the proposition to
establish perpetual national fair in
the city of New York.
The preliminary idea to found 1t
with $5,000,000 to be given by Con-
gress, and guarantee its maintenance
by annual state appropriations of ad-
equate scope, thereafter, is worthy of
wide debate and careful considera-
ton; the one tremendous essential be-
Ing that graft be eliminated and made
impossible.
with such an institution, literally
endowed, generously supported, and
wisely administered, at the very gates
of the country, where the millions Of
home-seekers and nation-builders en-
ter, such a marvellous display Of the
real resources, carefully grouped, and
clearly described, In every known Ian
guage on earth, would give the intel
ligent immigrant a safe and conclu-
sive idea Of just what section he was
best adapted for, and guide him un-
erringiy to those fields and pursuits
wherein his best information Of me-
chanics, labor, trade and art, would
be the most applicable and the most
needed; and thus mimify the time and
distance and trouble in properly locat-
ing himself and making for the ear
lier and ampler good Of his citizenship
The government, itself, should be
closely behind the scheme.
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1t Is more fun when Wall Street
does 1t to itself instead of to the pub
lie.
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Valuable Prescription and How
to Prepare the Remedy,
DRUGGIST ARE KEPT BUSY
May Mean Much Loss Sickness Hero,
Recommended Very Highly Ia
Kidney and Bladder Troub.
10 and rheumatism.

This In a message that win brins
happiness again into many familie.
and sunshine into the lives OF hun.
Sreds Of discouraged ami disheart.
ened men and women here. II re.
quires just a little Inconvenience, for
It can't be bought already prepared
II Is simple home prescription now
being made known In all tne larger
cities through the newspapers. Ii Is
intended TO check the many cases OF
rheumatism, kidney and bladder
trouble which have made so many
cripples and invalids and weaklings
Of some Of our brightest and strong
est people.
The druggists here nave been no.
titled TO supply themselves with the
ingredients, and the sufferer will have
no trouble to obtain them. The pres
cription IL as follows; Fluid Extract
Dandelion. one-half ounce; Compound
Kargon, one ounce, and Compound
Syrup Of Sarsaparilla three ounces
Mix by shaking well In n bottle. The
dose Is one teaspoonful after each meal
and al bedtime.
Recent experiments, even In severe
hospital cases. prove this simple mix
ture the remedy for Rheumatism be-
cause ot Its positive action upon the
eliminative tissues of the kidneys. II
impels those most vital organs to filter
from the blood and system the waste
impurities and uric acid which are the
cause OF rheumatism. 1t cleanses the
kidneys. strengthens them and re-
moves quickly such symptoms as
blood disorder. bladder
weakness, frequent urination, pain |
ful scalding and discolored urine. II
acts as powerful stimulant- 10 the
entire kidney and bladder structure, |
puts new life into them and invigo-
rates the entire tract 1t makes the
clear the blood. The Dande-
lion viii take care OF liver trouble ana
and Is fine for the stom-
ach.
All the ingredients, states we'll
known local druggist are Of vegetable
making II safe and
harmless prescription At any time.
Those who suffer and are accus-
toned to purchase bottle Of patent
should not let little incon-
interfere with making up
his prescription. Wherever this be-
comes generally known, states a large
Eastern publication, II ruins the sale
If the patent medicines and so-called
and kidney cures, which
g its best endorsement of virtue.
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Do Not Crowd the Season.

The first warm days of spring bring
with them a desire to get out and
enjoy the exhiliarating air and gun
shine. Children that have been hous-
ed up all winter are brought and you
wonder wnere they all came from. The
heavy white clothing is thrown away
and many shed their fiannels. Then
a cold wave comes and people say that
grip Is epidemic. Colds at this sea-
son are even more dangerous than in
mid winter, as there is much more
danger Of pneumonia. Take Cham
bsrlain's Cough Remedy, however, and
you will have nothing to fear. 1t al
ways cures, and we have never known
cold to result in pneumonia when 1t
was used. 1t is pleasant and safe to
take. Children like 1t. For sale by
Frank Hart and Loading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
HY NEW YEARS pAY NEXT.

On Monday next the work OF up
rearing the beautiful structure that
is to serve Clatsop county. as head
quarters for all time to come, win be
gin and throughout the balance Of
the year the sound Of oil manner OF
tools and material win resound
throughout the city forging the con.
viction that we are to have the best
and hanisomest county house In the
state.
Everybody wishes the contractors
the best Of luck. and the hope Is uni
versal that when the dawn OF the
new year shall break. the records and
men that constitute the Official regi-
men here. will be comfortably housed
in a domicile that win make us forget
the miserable howell that Is now doing
cramped. and incompetent service.
From all indications there will be
little or nothing to retard the work:
the most OF the materials are on the
ground: the sub-structure is already
built: the contractors are infinitely
familiar with the plans; the labor
market is free from turmoil the wea-
ther conditions at Astoria are always
propitious during the months to be
devoted 10 this work: the people are
glad II Is underway, and Messrs. Has
tie 4 Dougan have practically free
hand In their operations. Good luck
to all concerned.