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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09

- Sn Tsnptr. 6ol. irai Titnitaa
oicler globc Oi, oemo'yaiIite Ratio.
mai aonUrntiOr in SiBuug. Cb btr
ErIotre g9illiam Acnninas Yrpnu
ootr fin dnbsur III. II sur 3sii ba
mir 81: {reiit 8sben ucb unenti3R'
ben.
Did. bid, pid 7ititr 3On ots
Ninursts 1ieitsi if idt 5a5tn pon
= llbr mpraens ois i llhr nbenbs
in unitrer Ciiite botbll. gjr Nribsl
IN ldhi8er Shelters Gnno (btnrp
SbIueter unO Son. Dsrwaroelt ben
rnuen 9altiisin in itpnc 2lntt bstnuene
&Iots bic slntm tyiisBaun nls fuu'
Olm'nt III oiensn beliimmt iluo welte
Oos Aamfien oes gnn.ers Serru 6tptp
NeIitrmnuu tiuilNcn ptroen. 2IuBsr'
hlIb oisiG3 iOIiogn 3duns:. plro 62;r
l4efermnm einen Stittnpel ols 6pu'
trst aubrinQen Iafen. Gls &anmti=
itf,, Ge5y. Sorsonniel iuO ielt einiqu
3ct nit Otr llmleiilltun9 islass
g&obnhau'es ii elm &oumclt anosrsH
Sties ca nCr ArbCit.
Die QrOBestn 6iht iu ott ob;tru
Niur'ta ihfrnrn III illrtttu onB lbntu
ibr 6lcm.Hi. oa9 g3ancr 1u3aeben
muOc uno ptrlutcn ctsud,b abU
bit itltltu SiCIItu bmncQ III ilsltvca
9Nantr ~ stlcnQtn lpobCl ne Iirauo'n
mo tutufo,r por ocn Gnrntrn elnlc
lang . ohtr rlcuot9lih umlommtn.
ylrl or ltrt NrliuiI olt'cs iaIt5!u'
iNtn lhlcltS Utrllcltt Oul ttns etniyt.
ciNr Onbdl'cuoc Tuut itl"btn oosy
uliitlt Gtl 6lh Nitlajr odb aGb Cid'
Qe Gousm uoG Sen Nycbibttlonllien
lrodtn 9tleli wtrotn iomis wObfl lbm
Damn uoG 4Rrnlutn Der oann dui
l4alicr nIltiu du9'pW'tn lsin lpnre.,
olt'es Gtltmlltrt IpirOt.
-9it Mchrjahl Der Nur9sr btr
@toot utlltb,e ben r8IOrrtihsn Nier'
ten" nit lb,tn Tnmilisn an psritisos-
ntn itlt!l9en QllBtsn Der Wariss.
Ger Sl9 p'rlisi III ebttr, rshttr. oeut'
iber @tmillbIid.eit Die aud niht burt
Die gtriusitt Tlsburmonie astrilbi
murbt. Tic erlsisnsu Steltn wareu
5ti Shansmtosr's. Nabmepsr's. uno
9oramtqfrs. Ss itpIis ptocr al
GBbaren nod 5,iutbllSn. 81 Den
lcbrGteucu 6iihsu Die bic Wurlts &C.
llti,rt. nslIten jrlusH nit Srot une
Hlirptrt btlaosnt Sorbt an osIsn III.
bait thriSuntbmtu ciuSe6sr bsrttliat
Rnii,c wmos am (llkc QsbTaut,
Ntbn lieifu mar lPctrihts Ditrltca'
| IAN uno &otieu@ SoocwaNCr m9cHa'
9tnoty C.uautlilt al Cyt uno Stellt
nm nlt Damn uU6 mann ,rrten mer'
penotn Nthlu Upn Anna uno VII btl'
oe,lci @dbleh,s3 ieuht III traalttn
An ;mtt ell 3tulnntca Wdbt wdr III
bt taWlunl8t ,NuQtuo turh trrld'
tnQ uoH (nuibooeu ltioyIi woroen
Strr Aauber oou q. Nouls tlaOglt
sle g'urGtritoit om ?btnO mil 6cucr
ptrl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09

.etHiat Ttrtiat babtr bic ionoty
baritcu Stsyirt poN otm 5,m.xrl,.
unptltn. 9Str nltt trrntt n il; ibte
Hnstn tlu HHtU, ibrtiri Der %oul:s
piat NuWlQsy." llnN 0tn @todatta
ptitsr p,yiola tuo idl, tr: .1ic pttion
ilte Nrtlbtlt 5tmtr,bti mdu nl5t nae
nm Snnpsrmoltn ot: SuolpioHuma
Tds 3ylrlCu III ub;r5augi nuy uns
Se9ltiley'&tlnuul. man tluV il.tn
my en- Nty'mlI, rpuah mau Die VI
ptluu2 iur Srtlh:'t2'atinbHul b;ay'
ibtlli, Atoty. Der nt Dem SUpilt
Udnt mat tt1ebt. SU SnlDlllilmltt
ubi. lpsl. ala itlltm pbuplttu 9se5..
btruNea jl,rlsuh,r NJ ais Die iau
iblollbg antpst,l. brlutt NOT IT,
u.sutls III eG+ &ttici5ulr Osl Wnttr
ttnQt;rd3ta III lr,yN,r. Is bagotA
lit du*'t,tgl,b I'M 'tiut mtilnUne,.
Eas SytniIQ IL otm porl,t0tnotn ~.
it l;bt olaln, itlUc tlltutn Auntta
dnocuH Me- ben Wt, 1uiorlnAta IL
mc"ea. SSfy 'eiutu Nl,uuitta jam
<vlu,eu II Nulalfn 'u,tt. NJ, otr u
NttcG ptylpoiigt, w,Nu ty ujti Uati
Qoty III ScU'Gu nil lbm It,u Stuu
bllttn lam Der u, sbtn'c ucouloiam
ais Ntrltl,1', ot- itlutu Wlimta't,s
o'n 9&antratruB du'NmiItU wll. u
IL stu Sard.ttr. pie otr AuNtu.
Tie lluatunil3tlll litet N a,g
3wdrGt, wtItt t,nlst Qrioutu au'
ol, Sthtusptl, lbrtS RGtntu aGsa.
ben pca;p." - SN Mater Ntr VI.
?uhll, wlun itnt SuggNs ccg
Swlu QHmlyll iouNtyu bltIltu De N.
lOaliht Su,htli b0o. Sbomls 81
itvioa 'aatt: ,Spanl ml5i au& Or
tinta ollltt Der &ailpu Nlyrtn. une
N;utler cue olt luAtytu. Soan =.
9odm+ pdVut:; Suatt MID, turtH
Hebtnmtnlttu ourh eisitBs tint &
9tuo OulW,w'nsta. BIZ sy mar aayt
Die Srlit 'iirts tlltuta gSiltas tJllg'
gen tam. SttaNs 10 una:It4i NJ,
Die Snauaspye4iejna II ahtV cut
Ger Seyiuh itlht SRlmeni5sn ;ua
Suu.ti III ,plnltu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09
lllein l)atcrballs.

godb ihldt mein Rdbsi idIait mem dan8e
Qod, isadeyt nidi eer SrGnO om Qerc.
Ia bin i'd pon bsm Norgensanse
sad aauie ihon SuridSetehrt.
,5b iteh, ali Gures ydaere SGume
llro metre BruN III pol non 8Iud.
yebenei9 tebrt. nidbt nur im 1r0unlsi
In Gu6 Die Suaero mir surAd
Sd brou6e teine Tammsritun6e,
lie mir Der Eduibung 3dutcg iplnnt.
Nisr ladat mid an nit rotbem Nunee
Cie Sugeno aus Dem sig'n:n aine.
Gins absr mOlp i'd, Sab Mrs srnnte
2as SdidiaI, pas mir Sins bel9esrt;
Eaf meiu fir Sud i'd nennen tdnnte
Gin sia'nts 0ous, rem Gig 'nen Nero.
saum Iino plr ayimrh AM zen S'0eer
.Sr eturm Raum, NOS uns 9cloat
% triIs eas gcoe ms oeS &omooen.
e9tbi bun unb iuhi ein ano'res Self
1td, t.eine 3dlodr, mus ld belIager.
gRsil niemale ba bic Neunc ihmcdiL
Alte man N letHen NnoTtaNtn
Mt ieturt oeimdlb icn eerwadt.
Dsnn Cuer agtJ.InaoiIaum cniNhwuHoen
euai bg perasbcu> nab lnb Ncli,
MaS IN prp gtttnS 4onmsriiunprn
Aurudrui, Vurr Augmopu,
[ret alc BEN. 9hr mbstomm,n
"a Cures Tdielne Hii unu Sdmer'
Scut itr als SHotr mimeT tonimeu
Ane Satsrber, uno 8utterb'r''
llne ilelgi Der yeuier auer Itnde
Gu ierner nod pcs SebsnsSid,
Son GlIrer luasnp fns unb 'ImSe
Nod emit nss 9reiies 1ar'enipIeI.
GmiI Rittsrbaus
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09
Crue{e 1Moehre
SaStr Ut 4ofttteH.
paafr 10 mid nahr to hsasH.s

grnts.Wt5r. ',.t te5utsE uei'z
lrl4tsr Rac:i MI tlaytE III III: oE'I
5aaiotir. Vyin; LAS nsAtu liar Iii
tett mt &-.aa,. !, Sgna itstr 10
u1yM, q toaa s'al ,ltu Sa:..stR
ann pimmt, At T-s IN gan; 'Caar,y.
itoatr 5i1yiraal,
-,Nj ills &aes;. d net Hga <g'
IN q, ,. Ta.r ,Ute,a nj! oEA. eis
2Rosasl ~, 51wG. eli Seyu ,EE. ua
Z: dyS,jt is III .JshtYa oyat. Dat
>&JGo +. !. lir, 'iroi - Il 3aos T..
QoGtticH Z, g't Gl1g,. u bl9-0
atH >Jpct o,1 7: bali gtripyaat,r,
5t ic1 &c, ram.. ia uitt 2;l-l
53ut, c3,t1 va 4 wls III. Eli,,l.
Stu,,cs (yrla. .t,. ia43ta lIsIs.9S5
20 1tsl Rl3y. IT,, tel 'ldat aGu NOV
,,pU,y olt ay.m@ s!a4 s3eocr olI 3;
ett aasa ts;is,.a Eggta ua y, ~
,lb.tn Sl.tW i, G,3 a1ha, Tl1sta o.;
2; .na NdH t1oNa,
=, 'oG c,"Ugy $50 t2ett ~3Hr. un
mc, < &,Fir-ac l-ls at tEs.,.s l1t
mt %HMt C,H acoo -: N;nt
: Srnus.st.2t L Njge, rgI Il ~
Mn ioE,n mi t3p@:a. Sta.H
Hyltg1g.tls maaNsl, 2 g'aF r1e abr:
Rlu.l goti T1t;g .1ssg. olr- la;
il 1,.los n d 3S-2et ceat RG.i,t!
: S..'s tv,;,:c. Ue. L - r,a.
Qaru glscn, r;ua :.aat.' i >-os it
nj. ,rl u N2.wsu ,ryatta caring
H sgvyty ~ M!2,i. Giia E.@ o,S
10 'e'us a..t N,;gt;4,e. ;: ias3, os
R,ly. w;r at s1Iwt SWart p'ni
Gue,g .1lM. G3,r3y Gt &t.tgHl
~ ags G4et,ty2 MT < 04oe -, u'U
2rlum is iustt. 2raHclt 'iat Noa
',tutu av.la"a Saatu x m:lns,r
~ltI agU,;,.
E.,va4 av s,5t.i, IT. q. nitt
R:A;. tl.w ug >'a ae1ta N.lP IN
etf, al nadia Il, 5, NUH:, Hgl
Saua>1l: aUsiaga q Sdot a1c D.
H,aMlr ~ &la,tjsu gSyh, M sa''
'tn ,asy ENH. y aow;y osU Slu.
Six, .N eal,s - g'tI So tal,s
iasset Su.,iagssla Rssy}tt Jlai sda,
aai ag,, a9t &, al5,ta .elnsG. .@o'
ra i. Et,ibyyr>uul' "a is sum
aH So.an. :,ala i cas hitls aus ols
Sai,stN ;u;:.m Slpe' im,st sesr
.Gcyv ina a1tl III gas.tHs met laer
bygn'NOsu RIse oc.el, III ot acut
St0,,e ly2av lie t:Ib dg,
= GIlt pl; 10 graft. lasl u:l'
isR.amc;g M Uar- n nt'r VJam'en.
80 lJra:; ytlp d tI:iu, Sageer
sSir9.tu ia oaaitog r3r Den ardRtsG
llsn,utlmv ti.%usrn hlyahs, 1s lO'a
5ata..l ,ltstr ,n 7oassn; To syuati
Silk m,ts, $r.-l 5e t,sia pdt e,
pis!l 10 Item, mi hi0Gt gar MD SlGs
oria. ilStt lGisug
.sob, lals ushsu.ampsr III tel &c
peg kusptr tdCaHuCr .tIpes lntt
| Rals ds cu tsnui man in mlene Nod
tail i,t,n aaOhu rsnH per luS tisr
Nasis.'
.Siee ptJnaaiiia." iasa b Smett
enneel. .CS ai6Ii mar quit. psun lt
bios boAlst Nor. Crmer BAT allrw
lien elant bl'; Siaasu. o. Adeo'
uaml,d .as Roat Sifmm IN eeltgee.
eai b 6taatrs geppsln; ilB mas sB'
RiA fisglid nsa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09
SdTwerer GlieHbabanniGa .

,3,oiitea SeonIia uHe anobnoftr toI-
liOirtsn am Eonncrhdc halb q llhr
2 ,3ags Der MiNouri 9ouIlc
iiitnblbn uOhei 9 perionsn Gelpetsi
lno cttUa 30 mebr noer meniasr it.nty
Dsrltkt puroeH. fsprlisniaut Z. i.
5ngliih uon Nlilltr 6ouu,D III Inter
.sn (Seto0istsn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09
SsltirmtT SdltiouHsfarrHo.

girt lHylsis Gts'tsiouRasiiAt III
'lrgn IN Gullaae sur Su ldEOluna
gslcuu,sn. glH Tlnu psIiie BOn isi.
Gty fsiu sa ti,blH isiR. Esi! n no
itmin.it. 81 5saaIstl. olb i'm
6it ,irdU aui Sisit gStiis iton bsl or
GRi4lssuRI t,tfsqta babe otaH ods
N,iIti. o9s * liz: etjsist babe. i,i
n!it ibr si9eEts sf-tieH. tiiHfr yraG
absr biz itCH nit .5ytm gfftts lilas,
'sieu 1Hh aubevs yl3ea iuiaiTlusH.
20 ps,i mir: biz s5ats Hi4i bsiOlotr
E,irtTlrni.. Hs.tTlroie Miro ne srf
tgIh o3s llC;5til = &tigrs. otr ben
SAsiocEss,rtrc3 o:s NlrHts flr
turt,us hrgrlao.. 9;slt use aaf
@rurc eine5 fSf'es ol= f1f 30 sab
Y at; 1T ur3 Ill ol= III sugl plo tsiH
lftaih mesg osos1i t1f.oi StsIouae
pes.u,,c:tg. -Is 6isi,s TlHult aus
Der 3e.t Rl',s s 5vtitsH uHo C,iI1Et
'a .gio. .Jly'a csg .4,cHt ptbecnl
al,r.+D D45 Traga sog Isosm AIRJ
foer e,ticGtl',s..-n. Hto Isotm ".
ri. Cjt uEt,' a:r Or tg!,1<u uut,J!tt'
etn 'vs, 1,W3i aar1 SHsU1t.
5amm'G. ,s' s'~; @,ti,!. tam.
att 3sln 's'sf cast. au4l,eoe''t
gaHW. 5.4a.,Hia,ia s.tsl a5'tstr
Wr Shty.r.stha ra.a aa'ag 5aaby.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09

iallsnfs SOloditn uaO dlCr allfu Rr'f.
QrIta'r IN Sano' uno 3ur Su. ipoi
coer noh Itbtub. be lbT etbsn ilr Oit
WobIiabrl. 2Ibm. prsiptyilai uut
Slid aatr Sargsr atOpisri. ionotrn
cure eiatns esIt Sisbs htr tosIrtn bi'
l,mals ben 0ltuidn bsaslhsrt - 90.
i'yldnosllsbs! Bon g9ydge COmrG-
de!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09
iirire esaru aas,fbrnna.

Al, Ratiouen periudtn ben Berberrunaey
Der 2twnbiudt Der sWsiben Btit4 he ihbr'
lid 10 ptrle Sp'er 'orortt, Gtnblat N tbun'
6oIev'S Qonea anb Tar bsiIt psIIltanola pu
iitR uno GridIhnaen unb ibr ielb ~ ielner
Ojsiabr osr Saplnoiadt. Sstt nidlt Cure
estiunobeit aufs Splel bura unbetannie
}irepardtionen iUsnR 6oIegs Souep Gno
Tar k9sr 1T ,mo iidere erioIae Ilsiert %.
Nlltemegeg q Son,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09
VOtales.

-Tit aui9tIott 6irlra e. ). 6cd'
tai X so. bot 800 29sjScnldde elI'
Tia III per.aurtn. Sprcht uor.
-llbrmat,r uuo CptlItr Sdnaub
Ireplljrt llhrcN mo pdbt %rllIrn al
bel &orameper.
Tie jumlm Ntrrtu Aos. &ot'itra
uno 6eutu ShmIoI mddttn am
Soaulaa 8tiuh III Der Ciaat @tno.
9yclesutin9 2ntcmsp !. !. Vt'
,it,s bon yinu ttiuUo RG WeI6d'it'
mtQtn am TWNltcR bier.
1raa Wurnyb Gldbolj nnn 6rln
0ubtli 9p,N btlmoen nd an Der
Rr0uirnllii|.
--@ti ben Xcd uUo GtltnGm I'M
ciaat 6lGHr wurnc Itgit S9odt IN
hatiib 1eiluQcu Der l2i Fnno woA,
MI. 6bunNa NprnoaHld gt0ab
it lRpuidl noh mtlr wehtnlllttrl
Ntiuhe i'm 6litynbou'C NrIm nan S''
gpui9.
-Niebdnoitr 9Ntyuu x yu,ttnbon
w,iono!n Ttul!0R tiut N0rIlauna
Mi6lnbt uuo SdDcjoc nah 81
yogle.
--Strmara 2utn,rIiepban pcn
e. Yruls ucrlcbt cine Noht btl
Sdrle0triobu mo lcbht Qtr'n uno
Nrau N0rtu g&tbo.
Wi. NotlWio &9tIpc III 6rtItao
nod lup0Crer 3Cii, wtlht III IN 81
yeul4 i'm Ticaltt ptrbrdttc. btlnlbt'
,ib,i.
ttin m1rmtlo Yuitbcn ltb, btrl Stu'm
ppvaue.
Tct gptibctIduUu buttn plpgIld
aus.
ornru Hj,btrt pcu 6ttebntN bolt
Nipnlop mn hitlGcr WubIe atell unt
pon bitlatn NiCi0dlt}lvnitr VotcI'
htih iut Oprtlat NdullCuit.
Strr jrnut Mhubtr II WoaldI
apd Il. ypu2 Wrad0tlChyl. S''TW
Na,ln uno NabN p9OCn noh mtOtt'
re gNotbtu bel nCn Item rep. WteR
tlttn Mtrntr OttblGben.
-gis Strra Nnolo @iIct uni
autcn Walcubu'h iuO 6Il,nibIlmc
rines 8uutn non Der Nueloro HdNe
ntr crit 9 9Ipuarc alt, l2lo Ylln'
pitgt.
Cronm9sljtbe uno wtle psTrtl
= nura" - o;t 9ruuppielle' tfrs9 10
Ilptn 6aasteaanOas - 6a9tnotn I'LL
ln,r lluttsy urs @tOBmatttr!-@OIto
2l Mai 1913.
-Serr Yt,t epcrs non Gbdrlcniow,
beoletistt ala SamhoQ ittne Mote
hi. Cliuia Gptrs, wtlte bel Der "a
mill. ;sranl gutbbert in Ditn't asirste'
heraer.
-Tt 6rl. ghtae unO pta,is soll'
spwles tthrin srnntdQ beim non SS
oalia. no ne isit @odsn bic @ali
ibrtr 6reuuoin 6rl. Sarah anlas
Mteauahlin scwtlsn.
EUEYSH0NEY@IAr
fsr -a.l.srsA ssf~, ssrs. Ne ssaefss
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09
u
pimm sshS.

Ssta 4 sw Strisp'sit ss9t in eis
ycaletrA Stles- une Serse hsiueti be
seeesnass seeT pessriist Rlai stas slal4s
SsarssriaiaS Gelie SAeIeTa uni ssaEvess
Seassu 81 eaIs ~ Aahen. ShE ts eane
SSrssfsl askgsa4sH Hne ne lam Hiet aa'
Siienkskzsa eeSr SampN9tfen ssseasa
Rstesn. % IA ~ vel rVhT, eaas essisles
etns &ssis anea;reseH. $tffaG'i es, stasss
4 s>sslsasfe<r.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09
hilft fir ifnf bic nit silaesniri
orn brhaftrt.

Rad l2i6brIssu eeitsrn fur GassEIeiesa
uuS susaabsn pen nabs an $50 'ifr srSnsi,
en- nno Neiterrednanaeu, iauits uieine
Srm sins Snadtel Chamberlain Raaen
uRe seber Sablften tie ibr 10 pohl thaisn
pat liebes vebranh lor.sette.. Sisie bal
fen ibr bsiitr ale plIs Srsnsisn bic Id mpor
ariauft, --Samhsl Sentr, Srliom Srwa.
SieIe arsnei wtrs pertauii BEL 5stts a'nil.
iemster. Rreben frei. >
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09
Rsu. }. lA. aIiaizms,

nuntinetor. U. Sa. bs,sust 'ogaenoes
SO beitatias 5,err,l Nds Id Solcg 8 RtN.
uep Guge iay ueTpoie Gsidopuna une Vie
yeulelosE at5yauai urO sylllye pas &c b
wIrkt ir2e por i5v btbdug;s, E;ye.s Y
niItsmepeg \ Son.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-09

SrIcu Crmr yaidtp; ede ueue Sb
iubrmjttc, irdiilat obcy ytia m5i 90 II
ras bette AtiubrulilitI Waydntitt eoer @tle
mriteriiaiict N NIlItwehty " Son.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-01-23
Her Third Set of Teeth.

At Salts, Belle county, Kentucky,
there is Il remarkable woman. Jennie
Caldwell, ali tive old colored woman
JOG years old, who does the cooking
for her family and is enjoying a third
set of teeth. Asked to what she at
tributed her longevity and new teeth,
she said she lived on plenty of Ken
tucky's good sour mash whisk ey.
1t is very important and IN fact it is abso
lutely necessary to health that we give relief
TO the stomach promptly at the first signs
of troub e-which are belching of gas, n ausea,
sour stomache, headache, irritabiity and
nervousness. There are warnings that the
stomach has been mistreated; it is doing too
much work and it is demanding help from
you. Take something once in a while;
, especially after meals; something like KODOL
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion. 1t will en-
able your stomach to do its work properly.
Sold at Parker's Two Drug Stores.
A hint will manage a gentleman,
and a club a clown.
Strikes and riots are the skirmish
lines of revolution
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-01-23

time I spent over $500 with abso-
iCtely no relief, felt that 1t would at
least do no harm to try the medicine
which vas hearing so much about.
During these eight years l have
been forced to so without solid food
for five and six weeks at a time.
always had sour stomach. was
troubled with formation of gas, and
led the usual miserable life Of the dys-
peptic. l was dull, tired, nervous and
gloomy all the time. and vas always
ccnstipated.
II have taken Cooper's medicine a
comparatively short time. For the
past month have not had the slight
est sign of stomach trouble. l can eat
anything with no bad effect whatso-
ever. I have fine appetite, an gain
ing flesh very rapidly, am cheerful,
full CT energy, and my nervousness has
disappeared. ny bowels are in perfect
condition for tho first time in eight
years.
Il don't hesitate to say that I would
not take $4,000 and be back where
was. Ely relief and thanhfulness> is
beyond description
We sell Cooper's famous preparation
described in the above st2temc-s.
Melville Dorsey.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-01-23

Boston Banker Says His Life Has Been Hope
less for that Length Of Time.

Carleton II. Hutchinson, a leading
banker and broker of Boston, with
Offices at 8 Congress Street, in that
city, has recently come out with very
strong statement.
In the widespread discussion over
Coopers new theory and medicines
which has spsead over the country SO
rapidly, Mr.. Hutchinson has taken the
side of those VINO say that Cooper's
theory is correct and his medicine all
that he claims.
Mr.. Hutchinson's emphatic state
ment is as follows: Anyone afflicted
with chronic i'll health and a general
rundown condition caused by stomach
trouble, who does not try this man
Cooper's medicine, is very foolish.
say this after most remarkable ex-
perience with the medicine.
Il heard 2o3cr's success first
when he W. chicago, as / have a
private wire L t.:e. city in connection
with my business. Later, when he
e-ne East, l learned more of him and
his theory that stomach trouble causes
most i'll health. I have had no faith
in anything not prescribed by a ply
sician for each particular case after
careful diagnosis, but after eight years
Of constant suffering, during whic.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-01-23

Reform, like charity, should begin
at home
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-01-23
NAV Revolutionize War.
A Boat That is Capable of Hurting
Itself Against Battleships at a
Mile a Minute, a Boat That Will
Bore Path Through Water at
Same Rate and a Boat That Will
Shoot Projectiles Out Of Sea.

4 New York press dispatch says:
A new torpedo boat that will hurl
itself at q battleship's hill faster
than q mile @ minute.
A new submarine torpedo boat
that will bore a path beneath the
surface of the water at the rate OF
sixty miles an hour.
\ new motor pOwer-motOrite-tO
project the torpedo and the torpedo
boat SO powerfully that if necessary
it will shoot them rocket-like out of
the sea.
This trinity of inventions, placed
side by side, by Maxim and an
nOnnced by the inventor himself, will
be put at the disposal Of the United
States government and form the
most destructive engines of naval
warfare possessed by any nation.
After more than two years OF con-
slant experiment the famous inven-
tor of smokeless powder and Maxim
tie has so far perfected these engines
of war that he has just applied for
letters patent and notified the Gov
eminent of his success.
Mr.. Maxim, starting out with the
sole intention of designing a torpedo
which would surpass in speed the
slow moving Whitehead, found that
he had invented not only what he
sought, but also a motive power SO
tremendous that itwould revolution
ize submarine warfare, transpose the
despised torpedo boat into the most
dreaded fighting monster OF the sea
and later may even be expected to
send a transatlantic liner between
New York and Southampton faster
than the fastest trains move on the
land. A delicate blend of nitro
glycerine, gun cotton and one other
drug, and the application of Il new
system of jet propulsion-the same
principle on which automobiles are
run-is the secret of it all
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-01-23
Individual Benefit or Community
Gain?
New Bern Journal.

New Bern Journal.
The Survival of the fittest,' how
ever true, considering it from the
viewpoint of the evolutionist, can
not be maintained in community up
building, if the application be made
that the individual must ever selfish
ly endeavOr to secure all benefits for
himself, regardless of his neighbOrs.
Every community has one Or more
citizens who seek personal benefits
all the time. The next door neigh
Dor and the rest of the community
may not be held as enemies, but they
are the same thing. They exist as
fit subjects from whom all possible
benefits may be extracted, and moth
ing, or as little as possible, given in
return. No more terrible or dis
cOuraging sight can be seen or found
than a community where its citizens
are possessed with this spirit. Per-
sonal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT commercially.
The desire to look upon verything
simply in what it may yield the indi-
vidual.
Individual survivalism, CONNER
cially or socially, gains no strength
in this day from selfishness. There
may be in special instances apparent
successes, but there is no real gain.
Individual efforts to profit by every
| one and everything around often
builds up private fortunes which do
not hold together for many genera
tiOns. Instead of this individual at
tempt to survive at the expense of
Others, there should be the desire of
the strong to give OF their strength
to assist those of less strength. 1t
is the spirit of cooperation that is
demanded, so that in community
unity of spirit and action every citi-
zen may come in for help, If help is
needed, or If called upon to render
help.
Seltishness is not specially charac-
tcristic of this age. Indeed there is
Il continued increase of the charity
feeling. But there is needed more of
the charity disposition towards the
community at large. The desire to
gain forces of all citizens to promote
local enterprises, to build up home
industries, so that all classes may
receive benefits. 1t should be the
| impulse of every citizen so serve his
community so that its citizens may
| ever be workers for money, not
placed as mendicants, recipients OF
such things, as a favored few citizens
may be willing to give, to Just pre-
serve life.
The world calls for action and work
from the individual, for self-preserva-
ton and life enjoyment But with
this individual effort, upwards to-
wards success, there is time for
thoughts of others. There is oppor-
| tunity to assist others. There can
be personal benefits gained, at the
same time there can be community
interests served, and the element oil
personal selfishness be kept down,
which is always destructive upon a
cOmmunity's advancement.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-01-23

1t is easier to break young colt
than an old habit.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-01-23
THE GOLD LEAF
The Friendly Smile.
Baltimore sun

Baltimore sun.
Nothing is richer in gift or in guisc
Than the hand Of n friend and the smile OF
his eyes;
In sorrow, in trouble in grief and In gloom
1t bursts through the nights as rose bursts
in bloom.
Il helps Ger the journey, it shortens the
The hand OF friend and friends friendly
smilei
The hills we climbing are never so tail
When the hand Of a friend sheds it's glory
DER all:
The road is less rough and the path for the
feet
In the smile Of friend rnnneth rose-like aud
sweet,
The struggle is ligbtened, the burden if borne
With ioy in the smile OF friend; and the
OF hope and Of effort and longing and drea m
Ii brighter when bathed III its glow and IFS
CLEAN
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-01-23
Shrewdness is frequently used as a
charitable term for dishonesty.

\ tickling cough, from any cause, is quickly
stopped by DR.. Shops Cough Cure. And it
is so thoroughly harmless aud safe that DIR.
Shoop tells mothers everywhere to give it
without hesitation, even to very young
babes. The wholesome green leaves and
tender stems of lung-healiug mountainous
shrub furnish the curative properties to DR..
Shops Cough Cure. 1t calms the cough and
heals the sore and sensitive bronchial mem
branes. No opium, no chloroform. nothing
harsh used to ininre or suppress. Simply a
resinous plant extract, that helps to heal
aching lungs. The Spaniards call this shrub
which the Doctor uses, 1.-The Sacred Herb. -
Always demand DR.. Shops Cough Cure.
Sold by Thomas Bros.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-01-23

Do you have backache occasionally, or
stitches in the side, and sometimes do you
feel all tired out, without ambition and with
out energy? Ii SO, your kidneys are out of
order. Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. They promptly relieve backache, weak
back Inflammation of the bladder and weak