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The Mena weekly star., 1907-04-18
Ian, was also passed.
 Poll Tax Amendment Up.

In the house a proposed amend ment to the constitution met favor which resubmits to the people the question of making poll tax qualification necessity in exer- cising the right of suffrage in this state. Of all the fifteen proposed amendments this is the only one which has met favor.
 In the afternoon session the Martin bill, which prohibits any person from attempting to infiu- ence legislation until after hay ing filed brief, and then only before the proper committees, was taken up. This is copy of the bill which Governor Folk ol Missouri drew, and is considered very drastic.
 Tn the course of the discussion on the bill it developed that the farmers of the state were op. posed to the terms of the bill and that they were not only wei satisfied with present conditions, but satisfied with the honesty O the people who compose the Thirty-sixth general assembly Speaking for the farmers, Mir Andrews stated that they were satisfied with the legislation the, were securing. and that the or gauizatiou of farmers, S0.Oot strong, did not endorse the bil which prohibited persous iron presenting their views 70 an, member of the legislature.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-04-18
Robbing Yourself

That is just what you are doing when you fail to get reg ular and sufficient sleep. Your body. requires this unconscious period for repair work; with out 1t your nerve energy be- comes exhausted, and you are tired, worn-out, nervous, ex- citable; have headache, neu- ralgia, indigestion, poor appc- tite, or other ailments caused by lack of nerve force. Make 1t your business to sleep. If you are restless, take Dr. Miles Nervine; it soothes and strengthens the nerves, and brings sweet, refreshing, life-giving sleep, and gives the organs power to work natur- ally. Try it to-day.
 left me n . very weak condition and very nervous I had severe spells of headache and neuralgia. and could siecp hut very little. Every effort that vas made to recover my strength was Of no avail ug.tll I began taking pr. Miles Restorative Nervine. After I coran1enaad to take the Neryine my sleep was profound and restfui, and f1e pains ia my head, as well as the neuralgia palms left me to certain extnut and grew gradually better.
 MRS F. v. CILBERTSDN.
 S1t Bcrylan Ave-, Belviderc. Ills
 Or. Miiss' NervIne Is sold by your druggist. who will guarartec that ths first bottle will henefs. lf lt fails, he will refund your money.
 Miles Medical Co.,, Elkhart, Ind
The Mena weekly star., 1907-04-18
Losing Faith in Prophets.

Al banquet given in honor of Mir Bryan his talk was largely oI humorous nature. He said that as it had been twice prophe- sied that he would be elected to the presidency, be would believe
The Mena weekly star., 1907-04-18
A BOLD STEP.

To well grounded and reasonable objections of the intelligent medicinal compounds D R. " Pierce Buffalo N Y time ago. decided to make bold de- from the usual pursued by the makers o putup ed published broadcast and openly to the world full and complete list of all the ingredients entering composition of his widely celebrated medicines Thus he has taken his and patients into his full confidence Thus absolutely completely removed his medicines from doubtful merits and made them Renes Roan ComboNihou
 class all by themselves-bcing absolutely and in every Non-secret
 By step has shown that his formulas of such excellence afraid subject them to the fullest scrutiny
The Mena weekly star., 1907-04-18
Increased In Value.

Two years ago Jacob Judd pur- chased a 6ve-acre tract of land just west of Mena. It had been ssturned out" as too psor to work and his neighbors told him that beans would not grow on the land unless they were soaked. MT. Judd has farmed the land for two seasons and besides pay ing for his labor he has produced enough from it to-pay back the purchase price and the other day sold it to J. G. Adams for SlO0 an acre.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-04-18
for Sale

If taken at once, l will sell my residence property on West Houert avenue at big bargain. It consists of a nice 7-room house, good barn and outbuildings, as oood a well of water as can be (oued. Located on a tract oi ground i.s6xis0.
 .2l d&wif Tony Meyer.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-04-18
For Rent.

Nice rooms and offices over tn brick building occupied by J. l. Lyon & Go. d35 3 "
The Mena weekly star., 1907-04-18

Fly time is in season and | you need Screens bota window and door-go see Watkins. He do you right. 8 2
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-09
THE MANILA REPUBLICAN
Neutrality-suspicious.. Incorporated D ensonR Review so7.

Charley Wenzel and wife visited
friends and relatives in Manning Sun
day and Monday.
Fred Saunders purchased the 48
acres of land laying south of the
corporation last week. at Sl25 per
acre of Mrs. C.. H. Woodward.
Mrs. John McLaren and Mrs. VIM.
McLaren went to Defiance Wednesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Miller.
They also spent the afternoon at the
C. H. Westerbrook home, returning
home in the evening.
Hockett & jain have traded off
their large stock of hardware and
implements for land in Minnesota. to
a man by the name of Mclaughlin, who
resides at Austin, Mimi. and came to
Manila Monday and is now engaged
in invoicing the stock.
We see by the Des Moines papers
that j. C. Richter. who bought the
Defiance Enterprise which had the
only linotype machine in Shelby
county. will move the machine to
Manila and has sold the Enterprise
to Mr.. Hall of the Harlan American.
MI. Barnett, millionaire street car
magnate of Omaha. who was return
ing with his wife from Chicago
Thursday morning. where he had been
%transacting business. got off vf the
train here and wandered away from
the depot the train leaving him. HIS
wife telegraphed back from Defiance
and went on home to Omaha. where
she reported the strange actions to a
couple of her sons. who began to
set the wires to work this way for
some information of the wanderer.
The telephone was soon put into service
but nothing could be heard of him.
The sons becoming alarmed because
they could not locate HIM, hired a
special train and came up here.
When Mr.. Joens. who was working
the roads about two miles east of
town had a conversation with the old
man he found he was quite peculiar in
mind. When he went on east. up the
hill to the school house. where Mrs.
Krohn was teaching. Mr.. Joens de-
cided it his duty to go up after him.
After keeping him at the school house
for a couple of hours it was decided
that Mr.. Joens should bring him to
town. which he did arriving here
about three o'clock and a few min
utes. before the special arrived bear
ing his sons. Upon the arrival OF
the sons. Mr.. Barnett was located anc
they all started back for their home
in a short time.
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Incorporated In Denison Review 1907.

P. C. Gray was a business caller
at Bayard Monday.
Rose Monahan of Vail visited over
Sunday with her cousin. Lillian
Doherty.
VIM. Doherty and daughter went
to Omaha Saturday where Lillian had
her eyes treated.
Matte Burlington and Matte Willis
left Monday noon for Danbury to Wis.
1T relatives there.
Lem Burlington shipped his merry
go-round to Panama were he will
operate it during the carnival.
Martin Broman was a Lake Manaws
visitor Sunday going down in the
morning and spending the day.
Earl McLaren. who underwent ar
operation in Omaha a short time age
is expected home in a weeks time.
Alvin Caldwell's infant baby dice
at Manning last Friday morning anc
was buried in the Defiance cemetery.
Joe Schram and wife left Monday
for Avon. Dakota for an extended
visit with their son. Harry and wife.
Ray Sutton returned home from
Chicago Sunday where he has been
purchasing holiday goods the past
week.
Ida Winters is over from Denisor
this week visiting with her cousins.
Lola and Nina Edwards, and other
friends.
Mrs. Wright accompanied by hel
son George. departed for Kansas City
Wednesday where they expect tc
make their home.
Mr.. Campbell is manager of the
Depot Hotel during the absence OF
Mr.. Hubbell. who accompanied by his
wife is away on a visit.
Bert Blair had the misfortune tt
cut his thumb quite severity on g
piece of tin fastened to a trunk,
while unloading baggage.
Alfred Miller has this week opened
up a pool room and lunch counter ir
the old saloon building. and it is rur
by Albert Sleek of Avoca.
Prayer meeting in the Methodist
church will be held next Wednesday
evening, instead of Thursday. on &C.
count of the opening of the lecture
course.
Marion McKibben and wife Of
Mechanicsville. visited last week a
the home Of John and Will McLarer
enroute from Colorado. where they
have been visiting.
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jackson

Robert Nicholson and wife went to
Omaha last Tuesday to make a visit
and have a good time.
MI. Maj of Holstein and his family
are visiting with Hans Henricksen
this week.
Hans Hendricken and wife cele-
brated their silver wedding last Fri
day October. 4th. Long life to you
and yours Hans.
Uncle Amos laid the corner stone
of a big cattle shed last Thursday
evening. Johnny Murphy and some Of
the boys went over and gave hun a
lift.
Mrs. Cary Dean and her son of
Carroll are visiting with Mrs. Frank
Weed this week.
George Weed and niece are visiting
relatives in Indiana and are enjoying
a good time.
William Shafer the boss carpenter
and all alround good man. is building
a big barn for Amos Jergens.
George Peters has built a gable
window and a fine porch IN his resi-
dence.
Quite a number of Jacksons' people
went to Omaha to enjoy that good old
carnival.
Jack Kelly is harvesting a nice,
crop of CATER corn. He thinks it will
make good winter feed.
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Charter Oak

Mrs. H. II. Sturges came home
last week after a stay of two months
in Colorado. There was joy in the
editors home when she returned.
Mrs. A. Fish was a Sioux City VS.
itor on Wednesday.
Mrs. l. Beau and mother. Mrs.
Wright left Wednesday for their new
home at Laurens. They went via
Sioux City where they spent the day
in shopping.
Mrs. Roberts and daughters spent
Thursday in Sioux City.
The Methodist conference congrega-
ton gave u reception for their pastor
and his family on Wednesday evening,
at the home of Theo. Drake. They
were presented with a set of solid sill
yer teaspoons as a parting remem-
brance of their friends.
Mr.. Robbins left Thursday for Hol-
stein. Mrs. Robbins and daughte,
Alice went Friday.
Edna Romans of benson was greet
ing her old friends on Wednesday.
On Tuesday night Oct. LIST occurred
the death of Mrs. Marcus Cavett.
The deceased was born at Berlin.
Wis.,. in 1861 and was married te
Mr.. Cavett at Council Bluffs in 1888.
When a child Mrs. Cavett Joined the
Methodist church. In later years hus-
band and wife united with the
Christian church. The funeral ser
vices were held in the Christian
church at Ute, a minister from Onaws
preached the sermon and interment
was made in the Ute cemetery.
Dan McGrath returned to Butte, S.
d. to work at the carpenter trade.
P. H. Dietz was a west bounc
passenger to Dakota. Tuesday. He
owns a valuable tract of land nea,
Geddes.
C.. L. Marshall and wife visited
the county capital Tuesday.
Several Oakites were passengers te
Omaha Tuesday.
Rev. Zeilinger took his departure
Tuesday morning.
j. B. Glassburner was t%ransactine
business in the Oak Tuesday.
Bert Dixon of Paradise TOWNSHIP,
went to Nebraska Wednesday.
A. P. Knight and wife departe,
for Omaha Friday. where they expect
to remain until spring. making thei
home with their children. Mesdames
Wilson and Swift.
Jay Stewart and wife returne,
home Friday and expect to make thei
home here during the winter.
Rev. S. D. johnson arrived at tn,
Oak Saturday to commence his labor
on the field of his appointment an
filled the pulpit Of the M. E. church
Sunday morning and evening. w,
extend to him a hearty welcome.
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.El+ Th ISIS IEG -NEz
ming most pleasantly spent. the girls
departed, wishing her many other
happy birthdays.
Pete lieut. and wife were Denison
visitors Saturday. They intended to-
retire from the farm and think the
county seat would make them a nice
home. While there they called on j.
Hoffman and family.
Aug. Baak. living two miles west
of town celebrated his birthday Sun
day. In the afternoon the older
friends were entertained and in the
evening they left. and the young folks
had a dance. which was largely at
tended.
A large crowd was in town Sunday
p. m. to witness the ball game be-
tween Ricketts, and Berne. The score
being % to 4 in favor of Ricketts,. the
game was to one sided to be interest,"
ing.
Aug. Reetz of Illinois spent
Wednesday with his nephew August
Lii.
Mrs. Stageman was down from
%Schleswig Friday visiting her sister.
Mrs. John Dollar.
Miss Lentze is spending a few days
with her sister Mrs. Carl Hoppe.
T. Thompson and family OF Ma
nilla are visiting his mother. Mrs.
Aug. Baak for a few days this week.
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Establishe 1896.

Geo. Nicholson of Denison was a
business visitor Thursday.
Mr.. Hickett and wife were Omaha
visitors, the first of the week.
Pete Carson and wife went to Oma-
ha Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Grimes spent Wednesday in
Omaha. attending the Aksarben.
Jesse Westerbrook was up from
Defiance Friday delivering photo post
cards.
Ray Sutton departed for Chicago
the first of the week to buy the holi-
day supplies.
John Roehn has sold his saloon in
Aspinwall and is going to move back
to Manila.
T. F. Smith departed for South
Dakota Tuesday to look after his land
interest there.
Mrs. Geo. Iarling and sister. Rula
Tryon attended the Aksalben in Oma-
ha Wednesday.
j. H. Tryon completed the carpen-
ter work on the residence of j. j..
Perion last week.
Lottye woodward, who has been
visiting friends in Perry. returned to
this point last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ray Sutton departed for
Shenandoah the first of the week to
visit at the parental home.
Lille Paulsen returned to her home
in Buck Grove Friday noon after Wis
iting here with her sister. Minnie.
j. C. Ruby and wife returned home
from their western::t trip Friday. Mr..
Ruby expects to locate at Corning.
VIM. Hill. who had the misfortune
to lose his finger is improving and is
able to be out or the streets again.
Ethel Barr departed the first of the
week for Chicago. where she is gong
to visit her sister. Mrs. Ban Russell.
Edna Romans, who spent several
days of the past week at the AL
Milligan home returned home Wednes-
day.
Jacob Fieldweber has the founda-
ton laid for a new residence in Fair
view. on which the carpenter work is
to start Immediately. Mr.. Fieldweber
will OCCUPY same when completed.
Emil Eggers and wife spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Omaha
attending the Aksarben. They re-
turned home Thursday evening. ac-
companied by Miss Pithan. a sister Of
the latter. who expects to visit with
the family here.
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National Corn Exposition, Chicago Octo-
Der 9TH to 18Th.

Don't fail to visit Chicago during
the Corn Exposition. The most Won
derful agricultural exhibit. 500. 900
offered in prizes. $50. 900 expended
for decorating the massive Coliseum
building and the annex. National
Corn Congress meet with delegates
from all of the leading states.
Special prizes include quarter sections
of splendid farm land. agricultural
implements. pianos. household and
large cash prizes: one of which is
ST.. 600 for the best SO ears of corn.
Ask your agent for tickets via the
Chicago & North-W Western Ry.
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Born to John Carey and wife Sun

Born to John Carey and wife Sun
day Oct. 6. 1907, a boy.
Ed Smith left Monday noon for
Dunlap to visit with his brother
there.
Charley Gessman started to work
for Kehr Tuesday. Charley is going
to run the delivery wagon.
Miss West returned home from
Omaha Monday. where she has been
buying more fall stock to add to their
line.
Eben Ihrie he's accepted a position
with the Marshall Department COM
pany at Manning and leaves this week
to start this work.
On Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. j. B. Alfred occurred a pleasant
surprise on Helen Ruby who leaves
this week to join her father at Corn
ing.
Bessie and Francis Dewitt came
Saturday. Bessie returning home Sun
day. but Francis stayed for an extend
ed visit with her aunt. Mrs. AL
Weaver.
A pleasant surprise was carried
out last Friday evening when about
IS young people came in to spend the
evening with Lola and Minnie Ed
wards in their new home just recently
erected.
The Ladies Aid society of the Ger
man Lutheran church gave a chicken
pie supper in the old hotel last Satur-
day afternoon and evening. which
was we'll patronized and netted them
quite a neat sum.
Next Sunday occurs the quarterly
conference in the M. E. church and
presiding Elder DR.. Griffith Of Coun-
Gil Bluffs will be here. The sermon
next Sunday evening will be about the
ways of the Chinese and promises to
be quite interesting.
The Manning High school came
down from Manning last Saturday and
played our high school team on our
grounds here. 1t was the opening
foot ball game of the season and was
largely attended. the score resulting
5 to 6 in favor of Manning.
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Ricketts,.

Balnche Schmidt of Gilbert was
here a few days this week visiting
friends.
Mr.. G. Jeschke is at Ida Grove
caring for her four year old grand
son. who has undergone an operation
in the hospital.
C.. w. Koeppen is among those at
tending the Aksarben.
Mr.. j. Dorflar ST.. visited friends
at Schleswig Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Marshall of Denison was
the guest of her niece. Mrs. j. C.
Jacobsen on Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. F. Kreymborg and Pauline
Voss were Charter Oak visitors
Thursday afternoon.
L. F. Johonnsen. Edith and Chas.
Johannsen took the train Wednesday
for Omaha.
P. w. Harding and P. F. Fiene
were in town on Thursday to settle
the Meyer estate.
Freda Voss. Mrs. l. N. Vollerson
and daughter Anna spent Thursday
evening at Charter Oak.
Mrs. Chas. Lyons visited relatives
at Soldier Wednesday.
Herman Teut returned from Omaha
where he has been taking treatment
for appendicitis.
Friends of Max Wulf gathered at
his home Thursday evening to help
him celebrate his birthday.
Mrs. Adolph Hintze called on ac-
quaintances at Schleswlg Wednesday.
Minnie Themes of Denison spent
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. l.. F.
Johannsen and accompanied her to
Omaha Wednesday.
Thos. Munster was on the sick list
a few days this week.
Mrs. Emma Gray and son Ear
went to kiron Tuesday to visit hel
sister. Mrs. Goodrich before returning
to her home at Denison.
l.. f. J%ohannsen and wife and Car
Lindblad were visiting near Denisnn
sunday
John Hoffman came over from Den.
ison Monday morning to visit friend:
and relatives. and dig his winter!
suppy of potatoes. which he hac
planted before he planned on leaving
our town.
Miss Lindhlad was surprised Friday
morning by finding "a window pane'
broken in the school house. Some
drunken or naturally mean person
surely did the work, and if found ou'
will be punished.
A number of young lady friends o,
Clara Wendt gathered at the Mohnkt
home Friday evening to remind Clara
that she was a year older. Ice cream
and cake was served and after an eve.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-09

If you are wanting a homestead or
REIMBURSEMENT OF if you wish to buy
decided lands or ranches write Hudson
Land Agency. Midland. South Dakota.
They can locate you or a good home
stead or sell you a REIMBURSEMENT in
Lyman. Stanley or Meade county. S.
D. 40-tf.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-09

Special Rain coat sale. this satur-
day at The Boys.
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Special Rain Coat sale this satur.
day. at The Boys.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-29
SUBJ MI
PETITION R
LOWER RATES
NEW MEXICO FIRMS ASK
FOR COLORADO TARIFFS
Petition Of intervention Filed
Before Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Prouty in the
Handel Case in Denver,

Handel Case in Denver,
George Arnot. Of Gross Kelly & Co,
and an ofGeia! of the New Mexico
Wholesale Grocers' association. has re-
turned from Denver. While in the
Colorado capital Mr.. Arnot. in COM
pauy with VI. W. Browne Of Las We
gas, and II. b. Cartwright. of Santa
Zee. appeared before United States In
|torstatc Commerce Commissioners
/ Prouty. who was sitting in Denver IN
the case of George Handel Of that
city against the New York, New Ha-
ven & Hartford railway company ana
others, The New Mexico mon in be-
HAIR OF the Wholesale Groccrs' asso-
/ citation of the territory. filed a petit
ton In intervention In this case The
petition asks that in case loWcr rates
should he Granted from the east to
Denver aud Colorado cOmmOn points,
the same propoftipnatc rates be
granted to New Mexico common points
IN order that there be- no discrimlna-
ton In favor Of Colorado distributing
centors. The New Mexico firms repre-
scented in The petition are the Itemsbcrg
Mercantile company Of Ration, Gross
Kelly q co. of Albuquerque, L. Is. Put
ney OF Albuquerque, Brown, MdnHa-
mares & Co. of Las Vegas. H. b.. Cart
right n Bro. of santa Pc. Jones
Downs d. Co. Of silver CITY, u the G.
n. cotton company Of Gallup The
result of tho n|etitiun ana the rate casa
viii be eagerly awaited in this terri
tory. because if decided that lower
rates shall Ro into effect and that New
Mexico points are entitled 10 q cor
~rcspondingly decreased rate, it viii
have a profound effect on business INTO
this territory.
The Petition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-29

MONEY TO LOAN.-On improved
real estate. Occidental Life l%nsuran-
ance company, Home Ottce, Alpu-
querque. n. M tt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-29

Ayers Pills are liver pills. They act directly
on the liver, make more bile secreted. This
is why they cure constipation, biliousness,
dyspepsia, sick-headache. Ask your doctor
If he knows a better laxative pill. We GER
tainly do not. If he does, then use his kind,
ws nave no secretsi We publish J.c.Ayerc Co.,
the formulas ofall our preparations. lowell, Macs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-29
Congregational Church. saturday,
February >

Marshall ChoJtc Crouch viii deliver
his lecture ON The Simple Life"
This IS the last of tho course and
should %, heard hv q large audience.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-29
All die World

Is a stage. and Billiards. snow Lint
ment plays % most prominent part. IT
has no superior for rheumatism. stif1
Joints, cuts. sprains. and all pains.
Huy it, try IL and you Will always use
IL. Anybody who has used Billiards.
Snow Linimeut is a living proof Of
what il does. Huy . trial bottle. Use,
soc ana $1.OO. sold by j. H. O'Rielly
Company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-29

G. n. Gunner n. -. D. O..
Specinlt- Osteopathy
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-10-04
CLARENCE E. EDwoRDs.

Col. C. G, Ogden, Of Wytheville,
Va, is located in our city for few
DAYS introducing his invention, the
Peerless farm fence. to the farmers
of this section of the state. He
has sold quite a number of farm
rights on Back Creek, and judging
from the standing Of the men he
has sold to it surely must be good
invention. The fence is built out
of either rail or plank, and only
costs one cent per panel to con-
struct it without any post to rot or
nails or staples to draw, and can be
constructed by one man at the
rate of 40 to 80 panels per day.
This fence is sold only by travel
ing salesman. There will be no
local az. nts and no farm rights
will be sold through the mail. Ii
you desire any information in re-
gard to the fence see Col. Ogden
Or any of the following farmers
who have purchased farm rights of
the fence: r. T. Williams. e A.
Wade. d. O. Bird. S. E. Williams,
G. T. Bird. Mrs. S. B. Rexrode, Z c
Burns, ii. A. Mclaughlin, w. P.
Campbell, W. E. Rider, |. N. Gum,
A.W Bird, C. K Palmer, J. C.Page,
G. w. Rose and P. Fl. McNulty.