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The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07
Booze Manufacturers Captured
C. HESS.

Arkansas has been laboring under the false illusion for some time that she was free from illicit distilling of liquor, but it seems that 1t was only a dream, for only a few days ago deputy revenue officer succeeded in capturing nice little prize down in Jefferson county. In giving an account of the capture the Little Rock Democrat says: All
 the illicit stills of Arkansas had
 not been destroyed, although the
 United States TnarShal'S office
 had begun to think they were extinct. so few have been discov- cred within the past few years, for one was discovered this week by Isaac Stapleton, deputy re venue collector, and John T
 Burns, deputy. United States
 marshal, near Fertile, in
 Jefferson County. The report
 of the conficeation and destroy ing of this still reached the
 office of Colonel Tucker this morning It was supposed to be
 run by John c. Ferguson, but when the officers reached the still he was gone. J. T. Hargis and Elijah Bryan were found on the premises and taken in by the officers. They were taken to Pine Bluff and given a hearing
 before the United States com missioner, who held them for the
 Grand Jury.
 The still which was destroyed
 was located in the middle of a large swamp, and had formerly
 been used as a fruit brandy
 distillery. It had a capacity o1
 70 gallons. The still was of cop.
 per and well equipped with cop
 per cap and worm. Four fermenters were also destroyed by the officers.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

Ii would be difficult to convince that Missouri farmer who re- gently sold thirty-four mules at an average of S173 per head or nearly S6,o00 for the lot, that the mule industry is not paying one. Doubtless there are many other farmers in "Old Mizzouri" raising mules who say you'll have to show me-"
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

The little village of Illinois Station in the Cherokee Nation has received this year sl25, ,000 for potatoes alone. The tubers brought from 70 cents to SLOT per bushel, and laborers earned from S250 to S4 per day for pick ing and sacking.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

Bring your cotton to Carlisle You will always receive the very top of the market for all you have to sell, and you will find all kinds of merchandise much cheaper here than in any of the surround ing towns. The Carlisle mer- chants buy in large quantities.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

President Roosevelt has issued his annual Thanksgiving procla- nation, naming Thursday, November 2S, as the time when this Nation shall offer it's thanks for the manifold blessings 1t has been permitted eo enjoy. And the day will be generally obseTv- ed.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

It is reported that twin babies, twin colts and twin calves were born on North Carolina farm the same day recently. While all farmers are enjoying prosper ity, it does not come to all in such triple doses as this.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

The hunting season opened November 1, but that dees not give you the right to tresspass on the lands of another. Better get permission before you shoot on another mans property, else you are liable to prosecution and heavy fine.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

Unless a business enterprise is beyond hope, quick resort to the "ad-treatment" will pull it through. Many marvellous cures" are accredited to news paper advertising
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

If there is one enterprise on earth that a quitter should leave severely alone it is advertising. To make a success of advertising one must be prepared to stick like a barnacle on a boat s bot tom. He should know before he begins that he must spend money-lots of it. Somebody must tell him, also, that he can not hope to reap results commen- surate with his expenditures early in the game. Advertising doesn't jerk; it pulls. It begins very gently at first, but the pull is steady. It increases day by day and year by year until it ex- erts an irresistible power. '- John Wanamaker.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

While the other candidates are fussing and squabblins and try ing to see who can say the mean est things about each other, Honest George Donaghey is quietly making the race for governor on his own merits.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

The Central Arkansas Fair held at Carlisle, in this county, recently, is said to have been well attended and surpassed the expectations of the promoters. Good for Carlisle. England Courier.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

While our farmers are reioic- ing over the manifold blessings they are receiving, let them not forget that they have been blessed with one of the most beautiful fall seasons ever wit messed. Indeed we should all feel proud of, and extend thank s for these beautiful fall days. '
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07

The Carlisle Independent of last week contained twelve pages several of which were filed with advertisements. Bro. Ellis is a hustler and gets up good. clean paper England Courier.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07
TDnolxp conntv lands 4

Lenoke county lands Are cheap CT right now than they will ever be again aud the( man who is looking for a home can do mo bet ter than to plant his money in Lonoke county soil.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-07
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER [, 1907.

A canning factory is again talked of for Carlisle. It will mean great deal for our little city and we hope to see it land ed.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-15
Probate Court Docket.
Noyember Term 1907.
STATE OF MISSOURI, I :,
County of GIsconade :

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of GISconade -
First Day. November 25th, 1907
/, W Lacy, Administrator, TT Smith,
deceased, Annual Settlement
Q Valentine Streck 6 & c Hulda Hof.
mann, at all minors, Annual settlement
Sophia Bramkamp, Admrx. c t. a.
William Bramkamp, deceased, Final
Settlement
VIM g. A E Maupiu, Administrators,
J L Cantley deceased Final Settlement
5 Mary Jekel, Esecutrix, Samuel Allie
mann, deceased. Annual Settlement
s Emil Kroeter, Curator, David Waters,
ct al minors. Annual Settlement,
James H Warren Curator, Arthur War
rem, minor. Annual Settlement.
8 Edward Meyer, Curator. Nora Meyer
minor Annual Settlement.
9 Nina Meyer, G & C Alma meyer,
minor, Annual Settlement.
10 Henry Greene, Curator Chas F &
& Leslie B Greene, minors, Annual
Settlement.
Ii Anna M Kiehl. Curatrlx, Bernhard
Kiehl, ct. al. minors. Annual Settle
nlsnt.
~ Il Z Lorn, Executor, Peter Zorn, de.
ceased Annual Settlement.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-15
er tampfte su eettisbura,

9nuiO Gnrter, pDn 6npette, U. q.
meltber BET Gettysburg einen SUB
Serlar l9reibt: Electric 8itters
bat mir mehr gut eeibnn, als ale
MebiSinen, rpelcbe idl ie pebrauhte.
AsStr piele Sabre bate ih Rapenbes
iibmerben unD usranfenbte ptel @elo
@flr nublOIe 8mede bis ib electric
Bltters nnbm. SD nlrbe feline $500
nebmsn fur bss mas fie ffr Mid &C.
than baben." Gin erO6es Eonic ftir
bns Sllter unb fiir peiblihe 5dndh.
en-. @rOse gerbeiierunp une R6rs
per Nnfbnuer; bne NllIerbefte fir lab.
men Hiiden uuO lrbpnd1e 9aiereu.
@ornntiet burdl BalteS Bros.
NpOtbete, 90 gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-15
Oas fiae GauO.

Sn 6ieien miOen glOuentbertoeen
@ebt nod einnal Der SOmmer I'M,
Sin lebtes oerFutterubes 6tiieelicbln.
gen,
Damn 1T gtueS 10 tpot unb Iiumm.
Die 9titern tauern auf alien 8eeteu
tluO bliiben 0uitlos un6 lilameiB;
Bon 2iebeslieOern, bon lansit Oers
tuebten,
&linet's uudl einmal uerirrt uuo leis.
llnb tlaat UNI ali baS gu fri6 Sc.
itDrbne,
9as tuie Elm 2i9tbilO erslumm uub
ihlpanO,
Se lbit oas nit tauienO Sbmer5eu
@rmurbne
&innt mb Serbrbdett in Staub anb
San6.
unb bu ipiIIIt Sueenb unO 9iebe bals
temp
G9, unerbittlt9 in itarrer &u6
Rabt Der Summer in iduarSen Sal.
ten
llno ICblieBt bic Sbure 0eS Somners
slt.
Gin ibeues Sudden ans oruueu Ser
men,
llnb sierto truntpft iidb Der Srbmer;
in's Ser5
limb ruunt: ngtuu muBt bu entiaeer
lernen,
Ser eberne 9lrm tuetit tuinter,udrts
9lun muBt 9u bic 8rpue aus 9urnei
trosen,
Die beimliA bic bleid5e gfDree tuaub
2eiier unb Seller oas 5lleeli9lasen
gtdber unO niber OaS Itiue 9ano.
@uoen Stangen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-15
8errtanpt, aRlu> grrttns, Den l5 alore,peber 1907

tuar6ise Eeier bic ban tbeitaebmerp
Innse in Gr4nnerung bteibea tutrbe.
-Sapan. 9ie Spblen.0lasfeIluus
Bel 8. S. GtrOtbtarlp am Gamtas
mar Elm GROCER GrfOls. u. 8. &u.
bertiun BON GlmOnt betam ben l..
Breis auhgferbefOblen uub Slusuit
alneser 6tn 2. grais. l. 2reis auf
IGielFObteH betam 8. $. 6ltman unt
q. greis,6err 5taa6sr bomber:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-15
State Of Missouri lss
County OF GaSconade -
Gin beoeutlames gebet. /.

.Rbae ber Lord Dir bslien, Bud
lens Nrnttn Salbe GlIen tnn0 ~
mu1en,1 i9reibt s. %. Sentins bon
Chapel 6iIl, q, 8. sic nnbm bic
Shmersen aus eineta @eIHulr fir
mid raid binpes unb furirte Oasiel.
Be in unalGubtiH turSer 8eit.a 9as
bette nuf Grben fac @eicbwhre,
8rnnO. iub anbere @unben.
@arantirt BEL @alIer Bros. Gpus
tbele. 25c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-15
Second Day, November 27th, 1907,

second Day, November 27th, 1907,
l3 Paul Sicht, Curator, tcnriette Sicht,
ct al minor. Annual Settlement.
IA Charles Schmidt, Curator, Samuel ]
Schmidt, MINOR. Annual Settlement,
l5 Robert Walker. Curator, Fred Frech.
mann, ct al minors, Annual Settle
ment
10 A Breuer Curatar, John Jose, mi
nor, Annual Settlement.
II Mp Bensing, Curator, Bertha Mueller,
Insane Annual Settlement,
IS frank Stoehr q 4 C Laura & Joban-
Stoehr minors. Annual Settlement.
19 Lena Mill, G4& G. e1s,ard Miller, It
al minors Annual Settlement.
20 FL Wensel, & & C Victor Spindler,
minor. Annual Settlement.
Third Day, November 9th, 1907
Robert Walker, G & C Emil Schneider
minor. Annual Settlement.
~ Walter GIedinghagen, Admr a
Charles Giedinghagen, deceased.
Annual Settlement,
% Amanda c Oncken, G K C Selma {.
0ncken, MINOR. Annual Settlement.
"a John Storz, Administrator, Christina
Stcrtz, deceased. Final Settlement.
20 Paul Keller, Administrator, Louise
Keller, deceased, Final Settlement,
26 Margaretha Flunr, & Theo. Graf, Ex-
ecutors, Oswald Fluhr, deceased. FL
nal Settlement.
I27 &c Gibbons, Administrator, Olive c
HibIer, deceased Final Settlement,
rs Charles Langendoerfer, Execute,
Christian Langendoener, deceased.
Final Settlement
Fourth Day, November 18th, 1907
% W Hensley, Guardian, John Dlebold,
ist. Annual Settlement
80 W Ferrell, Administrator, Matte e
Ferrell, deceased, 1st, Annual Settlea
! ment,
81 Egon Fleischer, Administrator, Anton
Mite FleiScher, deceased, lst, Annual
settlement.
81 HermannH H Haeusaler, Executor, Marie
BWolif, deceased, 1st. Annual Settle
ment.
3J Simon AuStermann, Guardian, Wilhel-
mine Austermann, Insane, 1st Annual
Sttlemert
Ga F c Pope, Administrator, ChaS T Pope
deceased. 1st, Annual Settlement
IS Anna C TAYLOR, G & C Bertha Taylor,
minor, Final Settlement
County e;os9 /, c'i''Ga:, Of Gasconade S..
| | August Meyer Judge of the Probate
Court, in and f0I said County hereby certi-
fy that the above is true copy of the or
ignal Probate Count Docket, showing what
settlements are due for, and at the Noyem-
Der Term. 1907 of sIid Probate Court, as
the same appears oi record in my office.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court.
Done at office in Hermsnn Mo. this
22nd, day OF October, 1907
Q,S.) AUGUST MEYER,
Iudge Of Probate
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gppenbtcitis

III sum sr6Bten 9beil cine 5Otee Der
lleberlnbnne Der eineeneioe nit al.
Suitarteu Gbfabrmitteln. I'm a0e
@sFabr 81 nermeioeu, eebrauhe
blDs Or. Sings Reue Heber giIIen
Der fibere, innfte GuSreiniaer unb
araftieer. @nrnntirt Fir &opfpeb,
Bilicusnes, Ralarid unO Sounoice.
2be. in @aIter Bros. apOtbete
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-15
sduIe anO Raus

t~asN Wv u (NNN@S
8Obb ben 2ebrRrn penn bic @ltern
lie In ber SOrae am bic Rieinen uep.
nanitts anteritdsen. 8uai@ite gift ss
su atten uui pAnttlihes gri4eiuen.
Sm Binter pirb ben 9inbern bas
frhbs gufiteben freiIih l9wer, aoer
eiue SerSbeerlHe uUn @linuten brtnut
anGp teine Gbbhlfe. @lan balte nit
Gnsrsie Oaraufj boB Oas &inO sur
re@ten Belt nufitebt, Oamit % in
&nbe frhbfitdeu nno- aemltblib 5ur
S@ule eebn tnnn boot OUrSeeinn Oes
lInterricbts nah einiee Belt bat. unt |
f4 Obne Sat nussntleiOen anO ani
ben 8lus 5u iebea, gtur MitIeio
Tam man empfinOen iiber bic &inoer
Die sur Shule rsnnen mGifn, bOgt
nbeehee4 nntOmnien, ruenn Der Stuu'
beniblap, er6nt, uieleibt nod taus
eno an benz untermeas Uersebrten
6rhhlhidsbiilea OOer gar pdnsllch 81
ipdt tOmmen. llnm1elt9 t0nnen lib
OieIs &iuber in Der rehten 8erInIinn9
iar ben llnterriHt bein0en, bod
triFit bic ShulO peniser tie ielbit als
oieImebr bic @ltern. 2ebtere m6s
gen ui6t nur Oarnui abten, oaB elm
Seitiees autiteben iiattfnoet, iOnoern
audi bafRr iUraea, ons bic ShaIIas
den om gbeuo 00Gitduois heraerih'
tet peroen unb oaB, am Gbeuo cine
auapieOiee a6rperwdihe oOraenUms
men tuirb, wO0urt| Belt iiir ben
WOreen eripnrt mlrb, aub DtOrs
eeutrunl uno 5rtibfad Olrien am
MOreen nidbt auf iit mnrten laien.
Glternbnus unO Shule mIlien treu
Sulammenbolten, nur 6ann uiro et'
mas Sldtiaes aus tem ainoe mer'
ben. Die S9ule Tam Die glrbeit Oes
<ernbnuies ulmmernlebr entbeb'
ren. Cine peradnoiee 8eaufiihtI9'
una Der &;noer mad Der Shule, be-
iunoers bel anfertieune Der Shular'
better. 1T eines Der pirtiamIten Wht'
tel, Die 8in6er gu E6roern. glat
93adtebr aus Der ShuIe trete eine
tleine 8auie elm, oamit Der Setti
! MuBe bat, iih aus 3uruben. @tar
balte auf ioubere un0 torrerte Gn'
fertiaune Der idriftlideu slrbeiten
bariu lieet Elm @raiebuugsmOmen
uOu er1Bter Sraepeite. Sehr eui
/ 1T es, penu Die Glterr iid nit ber
, 9ebrblhern uertraut MAIDEN, oit
ibre 8inoer in ber Shule benuben
sic leruen 10 oas 9ebrSiel fennen
gu tpelhem ibre &tuoer eebraht per
: ben iOlIen, tterten,, no bic Slider
. I'M 8iiien ibrer &tuoer ltn0, uno tuI
Der 6ebet anSuieBen 1T. TOm inner
! bernus mue Der Grsteber nrbeiten
NIT benz GinOe mus er leben. sIllei
q Meaaniidbe un6 Saubloneubnflu
nerbe ua9 Dt6stihteit ausseidiOi
len. Beim &ebnen uermeioe mai
2 blbOeS 8priaaen Der 3abisu, beln
> 9eIen uEo Getlamiren nbte man uu
: re9te BetOnune uno Iinneem1B
@ieberaabe OeS YOrsutraeenOen
OhAt iebe Rutter mag iidl germ mi
i seiltisen 9inesn beIdaftiaeu, abe
es 1T EFid1t Der Rutter, iif su be
: idbieen. in re6ter 8eiie nad De
: SAute Die 8inber gu benufiiAtteen
sic uIbt OaburA nidt nur ibren Sin
/ bern, iOnbern erstebt unO bitbet aud
!, Iid1 Iclbit.
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stas Der
1a6bQrl1Qtt.
&ns ber
% arreu County.

-RartbasniIle. 5rau garl Mtitt.
ler bate am Gonntne @Dreen bas
llngliid, nui benz @ese CUR 4ir9e,
cine &reppe binab 81 itirSeu unb bic
linte Saulter olssuieben.
@n. glifenbirt unb Eb6ter SRI.
Meta un6 5rou Oro 5bpruusbman
beiu9ten leste 8uae 8eripunbte in
@ascDnube County.
Serr Gueen 2aeemann uub SRI.
slusuita Mittler tuurOen bier am
ItittwOh bur9 BnitOr 9beO. SOefer
oetraut.
-Satpt 8uint. @8 fuurbe leste
8Ode beridtet OaB Elm benz 6. u.
Snrper eeb6rises &ferb eeitOblen
tuurOe. gs iteGte f9 ipdter bernus.
OnB eS in einen Gtrobbaufen oer4
i9attet mar llnb na9 siueitdet9er
@eianeenihaft befreit tuurbe.
Oia9e County.
-8eitpbnlia 8ultsblatt:
gta9 elmer abpeIenbeit BON iait
20 Sabren 1T am aGerbeilioen 5eite
Der uuu ieinen &inbern ldush tubt
seslaubte Serr Sermann GanObDtbe
aus Der 5renOe aurideetebrt. slnl
Sreita9 Mureen telepbunirte man bon
8Onnuts Dtiu bnB SemunO bort
Serrn SOiepb Saautpeter am Sele'
pbUn tuInibe. gtidt tpenis eritunu'
; te 6ieier alS er erfubr baB oei
y S6mieaeroater, ben er wubl niemalS
eetannt, i'm gu iprerben piinlde
8pn ieineu S6buen un6 S9mieeer
7 i6buen abeebolt, lanete Serr Sanb
butbe AM 9lbenO bier an. Belh
: @efab(e bas 6er3 bes gaters De
na9 70 LANCER Srennllne feline Sin
Der iuieberiab, Ourhbebt, mas oi
:, &inoer bel benz 8ieberiebn Oes ga
: ters beiien lie ii4 taum 81 eriuner
Z uermu9ten, empfunbeu, 1T unier
8 6e6er su ibilOern ntbt i'm SauOe
. BeBbolb Serr Saubbutbe m6reu
oieIer lan9en Belt ni6tS 90
ct Ff bbren lieB, berubt auf ID
2" aIletn befannten @riinben. 8
Z, ipu 16 Sabre Oieier 5eit in 9euuel
t. Colorado in 6abrifen beibdfti9t Ct
y peien iein unO iih bort gum stpeite
!, @ale nit elmer 9eburenen Iatte
:. perebelicbt baben (ieine erlte @attt
r. itarb I9pn oamal8 ebe er BON bie
- auf 10 lange gbi9ie6 nabn,) @i
~ ~ mir erfnbren iou 6err SanObDtt
st Ieiuen 2ebensnbeno bel ieineu &ti
= bern 81 oerbrin9en, gelunnen iein,
: GbumOis. SRI. 6rieba aruietOi
n. 1T tiirSlih nad3 bem Stnnte gulifo
3, MIA sereilt mo- iie in aur5e lidJ pc
ei bei.n then, unb pObueu mirb,
. SRI. Minnle @amer melbe mebr
- : re Gage bier BEL ibrem Sater Sol
=, Steffen unO anOern 8eruanoten 81
- brad|te. lit tuieoer nlb ibrem pei
- in @ascOuaoe gOuntp aereiit.
if. 5rau SIuouit Sueaer nebit ainO,
ns bat iih am 2l. OttOber su ibre
er @otten uno ibrem Batter in Seuttt
u. 8alb., beaeben.
,ft 0lm 28. OttDber fturb bic @att
ns oes Serrn Mnnnp Sapnleg. 9
ns binterldBt nuber ibren @atten sp
=, tleine &inber.
5rantltn County.
-@etu Saueu. Sn 9pOu fetertt
am Gunntas ben 3. gaupember Sen,
.. 8pble unb Satin lire @olbene SDd
hB seit I'M erpBen &inber. unb 5rennbe
- freiIe. gnItOr &. gtelbin9 pun So
y SubiOn bieGt cine 9lniprade. Sc,
Ies 8oble pelder jest 80 Sabre alt
10 Tam ais 12sidbrtser Sunse ma
nc Slmerita uuO ebeli1te nit Ieiuen 81
- J. Sabre SRI. SObanna gteffens III
n n lieBen fidB ouf Der 5arm nieber al
&. ueld)er iie iest nod rpObusn.
y y $. s. GSeibin nebit 6amtlte pr
Z 8lahb mar Oteie @Ode bier auf be-
Is @eee nafJ 9ernbeiner uni Gem
8unse unO 6amilie sH bsiu@sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-15

Wiut gu leben unO gu arbeiten.
6rnu @urie @turrap, @uuO 6ills,
8u., mar lanee Belt trunt. 3tuei
6lai9en pm 6Ornt's 9lpeutrduter
Slntbeleber iteIlten iie uieber ber.
Ct babe ibren sIppetit suridpebrudt,
unO ionttt babe iie audi an @etui4t
sp9euoitmeu, iuete iie. r@r CAB
mir feruer Mut gu lebeu unb sli at.
beiten." ;SDrni' 9llpentrduter Slut'
beleber brin9t SDnueuide:t in bas
Seim, Oa ct Die buntleu S9atten Der
arantbeit periast. Gr 1T teine 9tpu'
tbefer. Mebisir, iunOeru iutrb bireft
Ourh spesialaseuten uber bic @ieen'
timer, Or. gSeter 5abrnep & SOnS
Co., l12-118 SD. SOpne 9lpe.,
@bicaeu, SII., Uertauft.
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OSNtAh NeNlt NNO lSVt' WV bNhSN-
eiiante SeeeniiberiteIuns BON 8il.
bern aus benz alten Berlin 81 ben
entipre9enben Guf9ten aus neueter
Belt Oer6fentfidt bic r@urtenlaube"
in ibrem neueiten Seft. Der @ers
iinEer grnit 6rie6el reet in Der Gins
1eituns gu benz Slrtitel 6te Sraee an,
aus tuel1en @rhnben Berlin, baS gu
@nbe bes 9reiBisidbrieen &rie9es
nur 5000 Seelen aablte (uahbem es
1890 bereits auf 10000 setommen
itpar) unb 1890 10000, l740 90
900, 1886 i: 100000, 1880 250000,
lS4S 100000 @inwobner aablte,
bas, mas es jest lit, tuurbe, Mlan
bat bnflr sem6bulif Stuei @riinbe;
Die unermhbli9e Surefalt Oes reeie-
renben Serriberbanies nnO bic raft
lOie Satisteit ieiuer geO6lterun9.
Beibes iuI teineswess beltritten uer'
ben, aber elmer iuetteiteebenOen lambs
espdterlihen 6iiriOrse baben iih
bod aud auoere @rOBitdote, mie
Miln6en uuO Dresden, su erfreuen
aebnbt, audi iin0 bic Onau9eb0ri9en
QGu6er 8aseru un6 Sa9ien erDBer
uno mdhtieer eeueien nls bic arnte
Mlart 8ranbenburg, beS SeiliBer
&Dmii9en &eids 9eutider Station
SlreuianbbaHie. 9lliU bic bpnaiti'
i6en Sesiebuneen allein t6nnen Der
lins @rbse nidt betpirtt baben
@ruBen @iufluB bat bic eisentbilm
li6e 8lut- unb Gtummesmiidunt
Ii6erlid) audi 9ebabt, Die elmer
&oltsihlas suiuese eebraht, Der Dol
benz Die ansrensenOen plnttoeutibel
9nnoe tennseihuenben bebdhtisel
geeien bimmeliueit oerihie6eu III
tuie oas 9utmeiiter @Oetbe 10 treffen
tauuseiduet, lpeun ct iast: r9t
Gerliner iinb elm perpeeenes Solt"
Sd teee auBeroem nod uab reiflid
lter, fOrt9eiebter @rp6sun9 oo
Snupteemidt aui bic ean5 ausnabms
tpeiie saultige 6rtlihc Sage. 8ei
lin tieet folt aenau III Der 0titte Stut
Idleu Ober unb Glbe; iubalo es 81
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le nit &erlin in SonOelsuerbinbur
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itrbme bic Office uno bic RprOIee Il
seniiiermaBen trtbutpHihtie III
Stettin bstu. Somburg 81 ieinen 81
unb gIustubrbdfeu semaht bat. slu
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-22
SCHOOL TEACHER
and Coffee Drinking.

Many good people are 10th to give up
coffee. even though they admit that It
is doing them harm, because they fear
that nothing else in the way of hot
beverage will satisfy them. A school
teacher says:
Il always enjoyed coffee for break
fast. The day seemed lost without 1t.
But in time I began to experience bad
results from it's use. I grew very ner-
yous and lost flesh and finally was pros
trated by a complete nervous break
down. Then was compelled to ADAM
don the use of coffee.
1T adopted Postum Food Coffee as my
hot beverage at breakfast Have been
using it for more than two years My
health is restored and am able to take
an interest in life once more
MY whole family. children and all
drink Postum Food Coffee. and we all
thrive and keep healthy. on it, 1t is to
us a delightful drink, delicious ana
tempting and with none of the harmful
effects that usually followed the use OF
coffee. The choicest brands of Java and
Mocha. offered free, would not tempt
MS to quit the use Of Postum Food Cor
fee" Name given by Postum Co., Bat
tie Creek. Mich. There's a reason,
Read the little book. THE Road 10
WeIlville" in pkgs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-22
new NAME FOR RAIL WAY
Californians Want ''San Francisco" for
"Santa F'e'' in Title of Atchison.

How would "Atchison, Topeka &.
San Francisco" sound?
The above is the name the people of
San Francisco desire the Santa Fe
railway to adopt. The enterprising
Calffornians have enlisted the aid Of
the state board of trade in the scheme
to get the Santa Fe people to cut out
the ancient ands famous city which
the Californians contemptuousIv dub
a way station, and substitute the
name of the extreme western terminal
of the transcontinenta1 system.
1t goes without saying that the sug-
gestion will not be considered for an
instant The name, Santa Fe'' is the
and the Santa Fe without Santa Fe''
IN the name would at once lose its in
d1vfdualfty among railway systems
The San Francisco people, however
cannot see 1t that way.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-22

ing now lives in Kansas City. eleven
ger is wealthy rand resides in Topeka.
j. w Boron of Hamilton, Ohio, who
plated a tract of land near the new
Santa Fe shops last fall, is in Topeka
today. He returned to look after
business matters in connection with
closing out the last of the lots in his
plat. He says he will advance the price
of his lots after he returns to Topeka
on March Is.
The Swedish-American National
league will hold their annual meeting
this evening at the Swedish Lutheran
church at the corner of Fourth and
Tyler streets. The election of officers
will occur tonight as we'll as a debate
The organization is for the purpose OF
promoting the interests of the Swedish
people in America