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The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
In Northeast Australia,

Northeast Australia develops very
slowly. Farmers grow maize in the
old-fashioned way. The maize crop in
Queensland this year is record one.
Canning pineapples is becoming an
important industry in Queensland.
Opal mining Is growing steadily.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16

With smooth IRON and Defiance
Starch, you can launder your shirt
waist just as well at home as the
steam laundry can; 1t will have the
proper stiffness and finish, there will
be less wear and tear of the goods,
and 1t will be positive pleasure to
use Starch that does not stick to the
from
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
It Cures While You Walk.

Aliens Foot-Ease is n certain cure for
hot, sweating callous. and swollen, aching
feet. Sold by all Druggists. Price 25c. Don't
accept any substitute. Trial package FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, n. Y.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16

How inconsistent your neighbors
are! They refuse to say that you are
good man, but after the undertaken
gets you they delight in saying that
you were good man.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
Relief Works In China.

Relief work to employ 5000 men
have been established in the Chinese
famine centers. The English-Ameri-
can relief fund amounts to $25O.OOO.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16

1t sometimes happens that other
people have as good an opinion of
man as he has Of himself-after he is
dead,
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
All Distractions Barred.

"Now that Grindle has made his pile
no has Joined the church"
"Wonder why he didn't Join be-
iore?"
HE didn't want anything to inter
fore with his business"
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16

Instead of experimenting with drugs and
strong cathartics-which are clearly harm.
{pl-take Natures mild laxative, Garfield
Teal 1t is made wholly of Herbs. For
constipation, liver and kidney derange-
nsnts, sick-headache, biliousness and in
digestion,
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16

All Cloth Hats. Children's Dresses, etc.,
made to look like new with PUTNAM
FADELESS DYES.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
XIII the Flies Now

before they multiply A DAISY FLY
KILLER kills thousands. Lasts the sea
son. Ask your dealer. or send zoe to II
Somers, l49 De Kalb Ave, Brooklyn, N.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
rof cndren eething, softena the gums reduces h.
aammaton. aliays pain. cures wind collie 2c bottle
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
Knew It by Heart.

do you think you could learn to
love me?" the young man inquired.
Learn to love you?" exclaimed the
rapturous maid. Harold. could give
lessons at it."
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
TEN YEARS OF PAIN.
Unable to Do Even Housework Be
cause Of Kidney Troubles.

Mrs. Margaret Emmerich, of Gin
ton ST., Napoleon. o., says: For
fifteen years l was great sufferer
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16

1t goes without saying that talking
machine does not say without going.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16

cant In Dexter.
Last Saturday night at Freder-
icktown the Odd Fellows lodge
celebrated its 40th anniversary OF
its organization in that city.
A S4,000,00O mortgage has
been filed with the recorder OF
Cape county-the purpose being
to extend the Cotton Belt from
the north end of Scott county to
Cape Girardeau.
An old man about 10 years old
was going to DeSoto last week
and his horse got scared at an
automobile and ran off. The
old man was thrown from the
buggy and killed.
A postal clerk on the st. Louis
and Memphis Frisco run opened
a decoy letter last week and took
out money, which was found on
his person when arrested. He is
in Jail in default of $500 bond.
} He will probably spend a couple
of years in the penitentiary.
Recently Sherman Stuart,
lad about fourteen years of age,
attempted to board a moving
] freight train on the Cotton Bell
railroad at Dexter and as q re.
suit he is minus foot. The ac-
cident should be a warning tc
other boys who have formed 9
:, habit of boarding moving trains
| According to the Lead Bel
News, DR.. Harrison, the new
Superintendent at Asylum No. 4
is taking hold in the right way
An attendant struck patier
/ and the doctor filed information
with the Prosecuting Attorney
who brought the matter to trial
sstand the attendant was fined S.
I and costs for assault. 1t develops
4 that the crazy folks sometime
become unmanageable, but il
I this case the attendant didn'
, call for assistance and admins
/. tered unnecessary punishment.
The Postoffice Inspectors las
year collected $50, 900 in $40 fine
from persons who placed writer
l messages on the inside of pack
Il ages of merchandise on whicI
q postage was paid at one cent a
ounce. Most of the cases wer
technical violations of the posta
u laws, the offense being due t
d ignorance. A good many peopl
= it seems do not know it is agains
: the law TO enclose written mes
: sages in packages of merchan
) disc, newspapers, etc. Sue
" messages subject the package
to letter postage. The Postmas
t. ter General has issued an orde
J. directing that proper notice
in warning the public against tn
II practice, be posted in every posi-
m office in the country.
NJ At the little station of Eaglet
y a few miles north of here, Sur
: day evening, Edward Cook
- aged 10, was shot by Elm
"A Young, aged IA years, fro
- which he died sometime durir
- the night. 1t is claimed by E
q msr that the shooting was pure
accidental. The boys were
Henry Young's and alone VIII
1t happened. The story told
as the boy is that they were 0
on playing with % rife gun abe
mt five or six O'Clock and that Co
'oo was accidentally shot through
sst stomach. The wounded boy 7
~. wanting to go to his own hon
oe which was but few hundr
ne yards away, entered the You
nt homo and went to bed and d
'as sometime during the night. WI
IN appears bad in the boys story
that they kept him there all nil
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16

tory day and night They put
up 1912 cans OF beans in 2 hours
and 20 minutes, last Fridays.
+. Missourian.
The gentleman from Kentucky,
who was here, last week. giving
his name as A. j. johnson, and
who signed up contract to pay
VIM. Dalton S12, 900 for bis farm,
proved to be one Of those slick
ducks of confidence breed.
When he come here he deposited
with the Bank Of Pennington
check for S100 on the CONNER
cial Bank of Liberty, KY, and
began to make acquaintances;
he wanted to buy a good farm
and locate among us. Mr.. Ken
nedy had the Dalton farm for
sale. Mr.. johnson went out with
him to see it, and thought it
would just suit him for fruit rais-
ing purposes. He agreed to pay
S12, 900 for it, entered into con-
tract with Mr.. Dalton and gave
him as it is afterwards proved, a
worthless check for 500 to sea-
the bargain. When he and Mr..
Kennedy returned to town he
went to theBank OF Farmingtor
and drew up a sight draft fol
$4,000 on the Liberty, KY, bank
which could NOT be reached by
wire, and then laid around a few
days getting acquainted and ask
ing for little Accommodations unit
his credit could be established
through the correspondence he
tween the Bank of Farmington
and his "home" bank. Indeed
he made the mode% request o
, the Bank of Farmihgton that i
advance him S100. .lbut was diplo'
, matically informed that was con,
trary to their careful business
methods. We understand tina
he did succeed in borrowing
, few dollars from individual ac'
quaintances he had made, bu
not enough to create panic II
Pennington commercial circles
Just before it was time for thu
! Bank of Pennington to receive
( an answer from the Liberty
F.. bank, Mr.. johnson took leave o
Y our town, leaving his board bil
: to be llquidated some time in tn
sweet by and by. The answe
( received by the Bank of Farm
r ington from the Commercia
!, Bank, Liberty, KY, containe
q the information that Mr.. johnson
@ which was one of his many alias
es, was one of the most consum
mate scoundrels living and con
siderable more to the same effec
: : Harrington Times.
e On September 18th the S
It Louis Conference of the M. /
J. church, South will convene
this city and an attendance 9
over 1000 ministers and layme
i is expected. Bishop Joseph
q Key, of Sherman, Texas, vi
le preside at the conference, whic
se will remain in session five day
" Every citizen of West Plair
o. should lend a helping hand ar
. assist in making the conferen'
of great success and the visit
w the ministers and laymen one
wv enjoyment.-West Plains G'
IN zette.
c. The Missouri mule still hol
ng its place as a famous products
nd of the world. One over Gig
'er feet high and weighing 19
ey pounds was sold in st. Louis Ii
he week to a Pittsburg firm for s4(
rot 1t is said by mule experts to
ok the best formed big mule in I
world. And her name was
n Maud, either. The mule v
"a bought by . show man and "
! be exhibited in the East.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16

The Missouri editors are talk
ing about building a club house
somewhere in the Ozark region
where they can hold their annual
meetings. The Prospect News
thinks somewhere on the beauti-
| fpl Current River is the proper
place for the club house. We
think so, too. An ideal place
would be the spot where the
building known as the "Kansas
City Club House" is located. We
had the pleasure Of floating down
lcurrent River some years ago in
% boat from Van Buren to Doni-
'lphan and can testify to the truth
Of the Prospect-News' claim that
i Current River is the most beauti-
'lful river in the state, if not in the
United States; and the most al
luring spot we saw was the site
of the Kansas City Club House.
There's where the editors ought
to settle down once a year if they
lean secure the location. The
train would dump them off at the
, foot of the hill a hundred or two
yards from the club house. When
we struck the place some years
: ago the magnificent pine forest
stood in its glory. From the club
) house looking north a stretch of
the splendid river nearly a mile
long, as clear as crystal and flow
ing rapidly, could be seen. AT
that time wild game was plenti-
full there, and the keeper of the
: house told us that only a few
{ hours before he saw from The
v porch deer pass within a few
yards of the building. No doubt,
though, the scenery is somewhat
I different now from what it was al
n that time, for the lumber kings
;, ,Imay have gotten in their work
/ and the forest roundabout very
oil likely has been denuded of its
s magnificent trees. All along the
q river from Van Buren to Doni-
n phan the scenery at that time
t was most beautiful, And we are
:, dead certain that the best place
in all Missouri for the editors tt
pitch their camp is somewhere
" along the banks of the Curren
70 River.-[Cash Book, jackson.
=. The following from the Caps
n Republicans report of the base
~ ball game between the Capaha'
"a and the Boston Boomers con
,l firms the idea that some girls a
q least are boys: The most sensa
Ie tional play happened during th'
st latter part of the game. 4
: Bloomer was running home rap
. idly to beat a ball and score
n Franz was catching for the Cap
AZ ahas. In putting it on the run
j. ner the two came together an
ar the Bloomer was handled littl
as roughly. The catcher though
20 he had done a terrible thing-t
t. bump into the little girl as he die
But he was about to faint whe
he found the Fedora hat and wi
to had been pulled from the Bloom
n er's head in the mix-up. Th
70, Bloomer was nothing but a CIR
er ish looking boy. The grand stan
I'M packed to suffocation, was cor
ng vulsed and was thoroughly sati'
IL fed that it had gotten what Ba'
'ly mum said the American peop
at like best-a humbug.
!, :" Dennell Bros. took 5000 poun'
~ of honey from their gums tn
=, week and the caps are the mo
'u' beautifully filed we ever 50
'yN y, and the flavor Of the honey is u
surpassed. These gentlemen s.
~ about S700 worth Of honey
year. About the 18th of II
month they will take off abo
1900 pounds. They have
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16

The Lutnefans at rafhiih6 Soh
are goiag to build S2O,OooI
church.
Stock has been subscribed for
a bank at Braggadocio, capital
$4,000.
Jno. ]. League, a farmer. was
killed in a run away near DeSoto
recently.
The Dexter Chautaqua opened
August 18th and continues to
the 22nd, inclusive.
Forty wagon loads of hogs
were hauled into DeSoto one day
recently for shipment to st.
Louis.
Gold ore is reported to have
been discovered in st. Francois
county recently that assays Sl2O
to the ton.
The secretary Of the state has
appointed John Towle of Farm
irgton bank examiner for South
east Missouri.
The Odd Fellows celebration at
Puxico was a decided success.
TWAS held in q beautiful park
that had been donated by George
Houck.
An electric theatre has been
started in Kennett. The scenes
change daily and only 10c admits
yeay eed -eae, can stay. to.sae the
show as often as he likes.
The iron works at Iron Noun
tain. that have been dormant for
some time will be reopened and
the little town Of Iron Mountain
will again be place of business,
so says an exchange.
The State bank examiner found
a shortage of S1o, 1000 in the bank
at Blodgett. The cashier. P. j
Kessling, admits using the money
and is under bond to await in
vestigation in the court.
Cape County gets ahead o
Dunklin by having a younge1
deputy clerk, Miss Helencampf
of Jackson, being deputy probate
clerk at the age Of 1e, while tn
Dunklin county deputy is 81.
The pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at Maiden invites tn
men to attend church even il the.
come with their coats off. h
saws ell should attend church bu
not punish themselves upneces
sarily.
Gaorce Harvick of state hospi
tai number 4 has been arreste
for mistrsating an inmate OF tn
institution. This is the first cas-
that has come under the new la
for the treatment OF the insane
Harvick was released under
$500 bond.
A heavy rain fell here Monda
afternoon, accompanied by a fe
hail stones. A school book ma
who hired a horse Of Huff & MI
Leans stable was found standir
in the mud between here al
Ironton holding an umbrella ov
the horse. He said that th'
told him at the stable that Il
horse might run away II he 9
the rein under his tail. l.-Bismar'
u b.
Gazette.
String beans at the Campb'
canning factory are purchas
BY the bushel--3O pounds to =
bushsl and make four grade
grade ! brings 9Oc; grade 2, 20
grade 8. 6oc; grade I. 5Oc. Q
81 the directors told VS. tn
could work up a25 acres Of ea'
bsans, and ths market is beggi
iof bcans. Now let the peoI
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16

Marriage is not such a failure
in Iron county as II is in some
others. In the last twenty years
there have been only forty d.
vorces granted. II
The Scott CountyMilling Co. is
to increase its capital stock from
500, 1000 to S124,000. II not
mistaken this corporation exists
in the same county that Phil
Hafner, the iconoclast editor,
publishes the Scott County Kick
er.
Cape Progress publishes a list
of 80 names of those who joined
the Baptist church and SO the
Presbyterian church of that city |
as a result of the recent revival
held in that city. The other
churches received as many 9TH
ers.
Clerygmen can get no more
half rates on railroads. They
must pay two cents a mile, the
regular rates. The railroad
companies have about decided
that they themselves are in need
Of charity since the lowering of
the passenger rate.
The Evening Democrat at
Poplar Bluff says last Saturday
as the immense new dredge boat
belonging to Ferguson & Sweet
was pulling out from the landing
below Hargrove and Ruth's
mill, it struck the overhanging
branches of a tree and the smoke
stacks, whistle and part OF the
roof were completely torn away.
Recently at Bloomfield, George
Davenport while intoxicated on
bad whiskey from Scott county,
became involved in controversy
with Clarence Bruton, a clerk in
Bloomfield Mercantile Company's
!, store,s Daveppert grabbed Bru.
ton and drew him up closely, and
with his teeth almost severed the
nose from the face. Later Dav-
, export was arrested and placed
, in Jail, and will oe prosecuted on
, a charge of mayhem. There was
, no difference between the parties
and Mr.. Burton scarcely knew
his assailant. The wound is very
. painful and severe.
3 r. M. Washburn, Columbia,
Dairy and Food Commissioner OF
I the State Of Missouri, in q recent
i. ruling regarding artificial color
g Ing in vinegar, says:
In reply to the inquiries receiv-
ed relative to the use of artificial
Coloring Matter for vinegars
this department must cite the in
quirer to sec. 22S3, Revised Sta
d tutes 1899, Vol. |, page $50
a which reads: "All vinegar solo
# or offered for sale, exchange o.
o delivery, shall be without artifi'
cial coloring or flavoring, etc.
n The standard recently adopted
O by the state of Missouri recog
i nizes six vinegars, viz: cider
,e wine, malt, sugar, glucose an
l. spirit or distilled, yet in none G
ID these is an artificial coloring re
!. cognized. Moreover, inasmuc
s. as the only object the manufac
p turer or dealer can have in add
le ing coloring matter to natural
colorless vinegar, is to make
resemble cider or other colore
vinegar, that is to make the al
- ticle to appear better or OF great
Il er value than it really is; it w
!" come under art. 4, SEQ. 4, Ser
ate Bill, AZ, page 238. Sessic
:" Acts 1907, which reads: "Fot
: shah be deemed to be adultera
10 ed: 4. fit is mixed, colore
" coated, polished, powered,
/
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16

rxade ~ the shsars. the Pencil
ana the Paste Pot--Sens ORG.
fnai, some Credited, Soms
ssoieh, hat Nearly Ai Coed
READING.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-10
Cfezkie easy W Kansas.

Dawne easy konik6w polnych j
|posachy- 50 najwieoej dis zapo~
miane::w prospero wanem Kansas;
chociaz. mieszkapiec Codell,
Bari :Shamburg, jeszcze ME zapo
mnia} oiezkich czas6w jake 60 spo
,ka!y. Or powiada: ,,By}em wy
ciehozonyl zniechecony przez ka-
szlenie dpiem. j noca i %nieby{bym
znataz} urgii al sprobowa{em Or:
EK;ng'aN New: Discovery: Me spell
ma butelke zusylem: do komplet.
ne !, o5; w,,;yjilesczenia" Najlepsze to ]
.najbezpieczn,ejsze' ~lekarstwo ma !.
kaszel zasiebien,e, chorobe pfuc ]
gard}a jake by}o. kledyko1wlek
wynalezione. Gwarantowane Przez
[M. J. Kowalewekiego aPtekarza.
5ocent. i $500: Butelki ma. probe.
~: r 4 ": =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-10

IA. r,.!yy;mnaa mandat lkaTng cd :H6l1s:
nadle6niezego. Metthissana l5:ma:s;
rex "a .r.ekome n,ed edo zelec
ranie owyoh sk}adek. s~iad1iem
teee ,sprzostspstwa. JET g1d"ny :
.aauonyoiel ! pa i D|qbrcw9alsty = o.
4 =. !. 49,. So
siecz ny. Pau Kosecki odwo}al Gig
II }ns.cs3.r :zl1;a<s1 z:&zt II ,E:>tttsf :iAis?!7S$S
do sadu " tel ,rpraw'e:
GOLUB. Dwunastoletni2 c6rke
re botnika *Wi1kowskiego udersy}a
hustawka tax niebezpieezn'e W gfo"
we, re zachodzi obava' czy wy1~
drowieje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-10
Z GALICYI

:DABROWA.- Pred paru ME
siacami, gdy wybuch}a epidemic
miedsy byd}em, podziwlalismy e.
nergle,: z jak9 w}adze wzie}y sic
do jej stlnm; enla. .Wezwano kiiku
wetorynarzy, go6cihce obstawiono
NEWFOUNDLAND, skutkiem zas tych
zarzadzen W kr6tklm czasie zaraze
st1umiono,
Me mozemy pohamawac oburze
MA ma dzlwna ebojetnosd, a nawet
lekomy6lnos6, zjaka w}adze powia-.
towe i szkolne z%aczuwuja sic wobec
grasujqcego " powiecie: egipskie-
gozapalenia 6cz. W samem ME-
Sole Dabrowie %,siedzibie p. staro~
sty, f1zyka, inspektora szkolnego
przesz}o 20 prooont dzieci dot
jest ta straszna choroba.
Mimo, il niekt6re dzieci So W maj:
.yzszem STADIUM choroby, mimo,
{ poczatek jej siega odleg}ych mie
ieoy zesz}ego roku szkolnego, fl
TX ME by} ~jeszcze W szkole, DO
SIC zepieniem; ospy, co row.
isz uwazamy "a rzecz konieczna,
,odobno al z kchcem pazdziernika
zko}y zw.cdzi. Me wlnimy zatem
: fizyka, lecz zadamy, ably posta~
ano sic o DAME mu pomocY, a W
rzedzi ,aby zamknleto
gdyz n,ebezp ieczehstwo e.
~rozszerzy sig n1etylko ma
,szystkie dzieci, lecz i ma lch ro>.
i oauczy.ieli. Zadamy by
u, przyby} dr.. Meranowiez ceiem
koDstatowania powyzszych: stosun
6w i wydania odpo wiednich "a
zadzen do wladz miejskich, celem
pred zblizajaca SIC chole-
B., kt6ra wobcc nieopisanego niech-
pewnoj czeSci ludno6c', gro
powsznem Misrepresentation,
R1aszcza "a miastam. ~, |
LWOW. W}ascicielka zakfadu
T.; ,
ogrzebowego Joanna Ostrowska,
sza}a konia zdech}ego obciaguat.
- M,eso zasoli}a, zapeklowa ala
Tia MEM swa ozeladz+
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-10
z POD M0sKALA

W .ClECHOCINKU ma stacyi
.wypad} 2 rooiagu p Estkowski
2 Toruuia, - dosta} sig pod ko}a
wsgou6w i te mu ucie}y oble no
gi.vl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-10


PRUS POLSKl1[CH:''
.szEMBRUK. We wtore: ma
stapit we ". .szembruku uroczy'
sty pogrzeb SIP. Ks. pro 'oszcz'
Juliusza Wermutha. Pc "a latacf
b}ogiej d.ia}aln'6 el tamze' zmar'
~ duszpasterz opusci} parat'e
przenoszac SIC do Le6na ma emery
ture.. Nied4ugo jennakowoz n's
sig cieszYf. Traplaca 90 odda"na
cukrowa choroba ~pogorszy}a sic,
koncu %przyrzuci} sig do nie!j
wrz6d piersiowy. Bolesnej opera
cyl, kt6ra z tel okacyi trzeba BY
10 wykonaG:: chory ME przetrzymal
/ przeni6s} sic do. wiecznosci we
wieku 70 lat. w poniedzia}ek pc
obiedzie odby1a sig eksporta DO
kosclo1a W Lesnie, a pogrzeb W
Szembruku nastapi} we wtorek.
Nabozenstwo za&obne odprawl} ks.
prob, Heese, 4 kazanie wYg}osif
ks. prob. Go}e biewski re Szynwa}"
du, k;6ry s}aw,1 dobrodz'ejstwa
smar{ego, pomiedzy inne mi jego
:h,jnosG ma nowy koscl6@ nova
plebanie, ma kt6re z w}asnej Ska"
tu}y po6wieci& znaczny datek.
BRODNICA (Strassburg West
Pr.) Advokatowi i notaryu szowi
Wyczynskiemu W Brodnicy o.
wiadczyi prezes sada W Torunio,-
ora prezes .sadu " Kwidzyn,e, re
jake notaryusz Jest obowiazanym
choasi6 ma wybory i glosowae ma
niemea. Minister tego ukazu zniedc
ME chcia@, 'wiec pan Wyczyhski
notaryat skiada, DO o6wiadczy}, re
bY}by bez czei WARY, gdyby sig
doh zastes6ws}. ~ Rzesz nies}y~
chapa W pans twie konstytucyj~
-. TORUN.. W .czwartek ma g6r-
mem pietrze hotelu .Muzeum"
W komorze wszczat sie.ogien z ME-
znanego powodu. Gaze wiazalnie
dachu sie spall}o. Straz pozarna
szerzenle sig pozaru postrzy-
ma}a. Zbiory muzealne nicnaru-
szene. ..... ~
,.TCZEW. Pociagi towarowe 3
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