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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-04-29
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mar. uebey Nbre NelIuuQtu pou eczema.
Neberwunoen, @eCbwurtu SyOnNwurotr
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NlIiemtper " ScH 2Hehphald une Eel. II g..
: y 9deI ~ Sou9 (rdeInd g. 81 (bo
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-04-29
Votalts.
Au0ufnl gBibbeIt
- 2t'ttitt cHNtn,3n tbb,.

~-~ 2eflltt' enAtNr9nl ltQ"
Ter oItr Ser HcnraO 9i'baacu
btirbtt llN AM oey ardniuI.llte.
Nrau Gtrptlln non (ao5 btutt:
gupe I,puu gpbte be HItetn Germ H..
Grau 9Curab &tboa'n.
--SOdw. j. u. 1itptnb'od GhIlily.
IL bti benz pGirOLs'eiic Il. 0iecr4 III
2iun am l,Eten SEsIll9.
Siad,mjtb Ntur8 Sttppr9 igbrt
'lm gIu;obI 9'fuat al Eager, bic ju
aOfsuprtiic gu ANben lNO.
-Ssr Gyaut ROitr bon gOOIs
Greet wdr ON Sopntd9 isr turic 3eit
i'm StdOidrn.
-llnitr MuclItr !. s. SdmiB cr-
hdnOeIte Don Dsryn y !. ShwaBe
siatn gou5rbrn iht SlSj Sbaltr.
sri. &t1ma %Ooe rtiftnm Mor-
tag udh ,(eii.riol 6ilp ;u Seiut rer
! 6nmiIit ibres sjuloer9 Ern YOot,
--?Im porj9cu SonutGG bsIut.ttu
0srr mo Srlu @itb,m aultptt Ytr,
| Iuanote in &ihiouNt1lA.
-SeminQ II St. Aci:pb's Sdue.
| th mo 8emtiuibl'tllbc Clty'ommh.
lriou oes gIluuruuclus.
--drI. WlaQpit ltlber9 ron 94lyns.
lDiat mar bIti ~ N'ut ttl aty 6lmi.
Vie ibIeS Wgocy; Hturg 99ilbrys.
--0trr Wdyin Npoc uNo Nle I'll.
IReaiua &oot uao NtmOybiHt Mtrnty
,pobriu an GNIl0l ofm Falrrnsltlic
IN qiun bel
- Wns iul NtN (Siuti lu!tundpt ~,
IbdS bercttt otm NH6crcN bic arbBtC
lsorQfmtllc; 0tnN NiClt,@ lvit lhrc
I0titmdjt Imo ptr'tttocN.
Ser NIB hrlu Soitvl Shlu'
hvtttt, loicpb StuItE mb frau 6Ia
lra SOnnrn tr.cogttu om SdpltdQ
hester Modt IN oty StnaishlupiltlNt
t5tihlitihes.
, Die g9,i,tupytji, lcbr lei ben
Aptlutluitn Damn III Ole O0ht, Wtnn
WSarmer itint Ernit ptylllii bet --
Nnitlbt lle arid Der ltota SdbJ
,totybOI: wlIo.
-Ger ptttr ShtIi peIdtr mtbttrC
tast ItBitr gogdt bier itlncm st.
Itrbsiwtiat als Vjauehlnmer obi ",
Itaab ih III %tsIsjtung ocs Er.
I. Z. eicm am 4Foriia n0t Sim.
Die Strru !IuQni. HOd uub Sol,
Eihbol, non actlbiopu idntn om I,R.
m TcnstrIidR hltrour,t dui otm Nc
mm Sultl Sitpt Grimrpcr nj: otm
h eitlbdiill6eS ~ trItoiaen bdtItn.
Noy Gu0ur 4. Yitbruer uno
Initiu pou RltioUuidlu wdrrr am
tamna0 eitih0'il;bCm ptAtu IN Der
Eiaoi uub bsiutln bel OitItBtnbtlI
hl chtim perm gpnl. Snucutv.
Ehuaub, llbrsnmattr uno Spii'
II. wiro an isbsm triitn SoNnidNt
Mpnats in SetNpbnIia itiu. Saiitl
lure Der &ptraiur brohriti9tn ll1ydI
Ia ,umtIsn bel 6tro. Crinltpsr.
kurgtiapi9tp Ssa4tuu8:.
kSStipt eitbGuot pcyhdert babcu
oys aseen 6cuer, SliP pber StVru
fre6e bsi uus ppr, sSil baben hit
Iatntur Der NetHd.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-04-29
- - &z7r4z---
20 Years
WithHeart rouble

"DF Mixes Hear: Kl,ncdy has
curcd re IT hear; disease Of
over - ye4r> standing ! was
50 bad tia. I lcv'l 20, DO n,
work. aud touid scarcely draw
a iaij breath wi;Lou, iain;ius OF
>uothcriag The dQctc- told me
hS cou,d 10 no wQrc for me.
;heG commenced taking The
Heart Remedv. / shall never
Jorge; ;hat nleb;. | slep, be,te,
than had before IN months. |
Kept rich: on getting better, IN
I'll WAS perfectly Wcll.
MRS LAURA RI U>>ELL..
Logan, Iowa.
When the heart action is
weak. j, fails 10 pump the blood
through the lungs with sufficient
rapiJity. Then the lungs do not
absorb the proper amount OF
oxygen although they may be
taking in normal amount of
air. The result S ShortneSS OF
breath. srnothering spells. diff
.cuit breathing. oppressed feeling
in cheS,. DR.. Miles Heart Rem
edr sIseagthens the heart nerves
ana muscles, and in this way
increases the circulation.
Get 4 bottle from your drug
gist. Take it according to direc-
tons, and ii it does not benefit
he viii return yors msasy.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-04-29

Passengers going 70 6. Louis whc
wish tc q &c jefferson Cry ant
ak. No. . u s.. LctrS y u favor us
by tuyine round TIP 70 jefferson
CITY AMI ! cnt war . $. Louis.
We want tc set upon 10 you; 1es;p
nlaon vhlth vii help ,cu- homt
alton lccuva,> 4n1 save log :ouc,.
oi tu}in2 ,ickt' !, TX large g-..ts>
Ak N, - }
J. D Co,, Agent
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-04-29

Dn Tuu6tru uns of.ert Wit tiR ItRih
itb btrsem laIsu lann etwas oRtsrs ale
6oIsp's 0onep uuo Tar iur 0ui.sn. erfaItun
gen uuo sruesnIslssn IN Hshu,u safsi Gud
nitt Ani6ulerer .Spu MAZE" cher aRnert
GriatpIi;sI III nshHH Ias e4is srtk6lt
isinsn itdShatn Itpsusu uno 1T in: stItta
gatsts. j. 5iIismsesI y Son.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-04-29
Dsr nsa sdsraakfu.

y. q. Sroun sin Aapalt non pittehsls,
/. ihreibi: .Rir baben Or. ainss Rsp
Ite YiIls felt 5ahrsn esbraudt nnS finesn
% fis cine Iol1 CUTE SaWilisn Rsei,iu iine
b MIR nidht cine IsIbs isia ms9tsn.s 6lr
isbsr gsrfepfuna. aiiialitai une aopi'
lmstj wirisn fs Humber. 25s BET D. Sil.
1neosr 4 Son Nsitpbalia bib Sslt une
" s4en & Scns lraeius Co., Ct.
lcmas ure st. eliiabsib.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-04-29

fOlsp'e SoHls uRS Tar III tiH Sorbsu.
suhss aittsl sseea idlinmt Seis.R ron
Srii, ,linas Grtdlihaaen wats eie sHnssHn,
slnoeu nno IN surlenSui,GHeaHs 10 sRt
ultsIn. Ssrmetest 5dIitnnasH haeur4,
BAT lht oarau bsitsbet mar sttsn 5OIep's
0ensa uno Tar tdbtn su pegea Der IsIHs
iaaoIlae Gzs5usn ertt1lt. $, 1iItemsqsT
* Sfn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-04-29
Notice Of stockholders Special
Meeting.

Pursuant 10 4 petition signed b.
The owners Of m1iorIty Of the stock
a the BANK or WESTPHAuA, West
ph2Ii2, Missouri, Notle is hereby Civ
en- that Meeting Of fhc stakeholder
OF said baIk will be held in the hank
building Jn the -. DAG Of May.
1909, said meeting is clIlei for the
rurPose Of voting On 4 PrOposifion to
ncreaSe tie tzpith Stock @. said
bank from $40. 0C0.09 10 so. .000 on.
BY orter OF the Board Of Directors.
Gerhard Pi1Syneyer, President
|, NHeuTy WSttrman, Cashier,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-04-29

es pGrbr Ssesn ndtsn wdbrtnO bee
6riibIinge 6oIep's Aibutb Nsn,sep gu neo
men, Gs Itsfsrt ben HtsrVn bic ncibiQe
starIung nod tsionoeret Nulrsngung I'M
Ninlsr, e. rsiniat oas SIut insem 90 bic
Hleren iliinulirt un6 Sic llnetntalett pon
idben er,lernt, Soless alonep 9isTscp
prrIeIbt nsues ssben, neGe hrah anae'
n'bn 81 neBmeu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-04-29

ens panr 81 tin,m Ri,itHiaoVi iriFiri
EuO an btibsR Sti'tn 5.s 6uiss auat
iicdt. 10 oas ts kruOrFslt uuO otr
tdg'riu ben gpiitit nutr ganotln'
Ocp &sl!ams i0t Gin baerpuasni.itl
utrl'ibt Tits il bic 6tH5juhrsmos
1909.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-04-29

Seu pbiLip gaIlenbuit bon
Sian lDar a,ittrn bier in eitiQdit'n,
-Sodw. ]. Il. 3itWnbrOt bali
an 9lenlina aus b,im 40-Stuncsus''
bette julSoOls Grtsi.
Der @isbhano oes 6slm SOitph
i. Gusbbert bat llb Germshrt nurh
gciunoe 3miIling2idlbsr.
eaa, mas op lpiIlf, fur, unO bsiiimmt,
9ab ole itlnsn pbrai:E itbIsn.
@sr nubIOs unisre 3sit pns Himmt,
Ssltieblt uns. .unp-ou iOllIt niat ltshIsn
80. Msbl III iheusr; Do Idat uns
Gtrnoe sin raj pisI @rot siitu Ingelunb
lin, oo basielbe Noerrps;tlltun9 uno
ipmii Irillieitigsn ABB hItb'iIilbrt.
Sur Hyib Rs5nQcn uno GrNu
frjg CIigitlaraU BON annias 6itp
lino ieit aeiisru bier 81 Vejuh ibres
irOnlsn YG!;rs. Nerm GOnTOo Re6c'
ath
wi. Yrrnuroius gptru'r neIt in
q, 8bDmos ptbil lie iid NIL lbrta
Cnid Nerrn ScrmOUn u. Qpcdeubcit
am &dmiiuR bcgtbeu. aui @ciuh bti
NCmlnoicr uro 6reuntca,
1u ldu9t 0err Npeltas 6Wut.
maIO rtiHt pOra, g9ott nab gl0p
WltyitO oh um oorfi9t NuhoItnIpt Wlt
Slma, E0no nho trlte itnnW 81 Itr-
ntII
Ter iunGt 6trr Robert Yng ii
IsBieu Sdnhaa BON aOtIsiOwn no
,r bic &obpt iein.r Shwthtr W!arla
nit 0trrn 9Oitpb Samib miiivitrn
aebo!itu. btfrhu su;iitaettbrt,
Ser 9uhr SdroeOsr Uon frtt.
burg lplt Sonntaa bier III &9Ieitura
Der tltlnsn lohtT Der 0trru Spbn
&otttltrs bic bier pon II. Spencer il'
re 30hAt pthGnotIn IieR.
-- g9tnr baa Gei,k tie Mot Ilpinasu
puyos in ofm 6odutp 1T meIdtm liz
lrpbntn Sttlltru 81 entrihtcu, muroen
pislc oititlbtn dn Sears n &pttut
b3lb.tu.
Ter Alit Nrr Qtrm0m yutbtcyt
/ uue Nd!bila Qot non 9Dtptcwu .l'
mrU an 6rCltal hirroVyp AM otm
NtimwtQc mn y'.ttp2u wO ilt ben
Dlgiam g9m. z Hubtr rIneN Ntlut
frllOiitt.
,(NtIiU Vaul y. Qmtt non
Ynu. wlyo SrnUioQ otu ;, gRal -
! Npy0w p0 . NptcI itiul lNA Uuhycu.
Stmut0hm nlicy Nj! iJr ShnU ntl.
len mo U ptyaMrO,btlt MtErlta utb
men,
Gtt plm 94lrc non leiitrion
/ NilU tynaNo bier orti sid. tntN non
lN y. Yurbbsr! iUy 500 tlum poa
0smo 2dtr lUr S22u mo otu an.
bern bon 0crmlnu Shtpptta 'ur s3Oo
, (hnltr.
-NIooebtrih,en jU'cIce htyyiht ol5
| Htlirttrn. BIT 3ahI Der RuQplt al o,l
| MauHtraWal,n nod mlhr 81 btltydur
Ten Uno \ ., bic Mode mi mt
Sn9preu ~ ptritbtu. lll. u9taowt
mub h1h ltipatt wCroUl.
-4inn tam itlrem Nlauut Utrlr'
Qtn. ptnu tr Oui elnem SpnitrlnuQt
| nj; ltmtr btnCren ebthll'tt nh p;llCr'
nor ltorm Sbdultnlttt ntltn ~ 5lcl'
ben. Etnu lnIhcr NuihOuuuQs In
tcrrIht II slinlal9 icbr torlpitIla,
SER Noitph Aumart bon Dc,
Elpltcl Nr0uctp Np. ~ ,(clitticu Glil
ppn Otrtn VpAS ocn lopidlcN Shdnl'
IpIrtbr lu Ypnnots NRlll btlItiltt, orr,
brnhtr an, WoninN Nitmltial ttul0t
Sta3ocu N uultr St0ot.
Nctr Strmnm Sllle non Wttd
bOIit am SruniaR itIut lpaiu 81,
putD. bic 'tii @tpiun be, Stnlt III
september lrPtcn NdbrtS mclttyr AuS'
bIlcUna I'M biciiltu 6onUcrt atHcb,
nah &ault.
--0trr uno friu Vtier Ntdmnm
pou Ctttnt, CtIO. ptiItn bier dui %t'
| iub lei Veuuau0ttu. Ias dItt Vaal
bat ibu 5arm bsi Cione ptrtAgii uae
ioI bsabiihtiaen nab Der Staet 81
,iebtn.
Sd, ety llnitrSeibntts. srlaubt 9it.
manosn iibtr mem QanS ~ iuhrsr
potr su rtiten. ,iratno lptlhtn. oeI
Oieiem Qlsbote , Iwlso,r bauosli. Stret
ih atrittlih btlaustn.
Stntg sdeppsrs, 5uli. @s.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

1909 diaries at the Pioneer office
at half-price.
A. A. Andrews went to Black
duck last evening on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Johnson of
Harmony, Mimi, are visiting in the
city and are guests at the Hotel
Markham. H.. n.
H. P. Herpue of Thief River Falls
was registered as a guest at the
Hotel Markham yesterday afternoon
and last night.
Mrs. G.. V. Thomas of Tenstrike.
landlady at the Hotel Stechman in
Tenstrike, was a business visitor in
Bemidji yesterday.
A. L. Gordan, one of the most
prominent business men of Shevlin,
came to the city last night to look
after some business interests which
he has here.
The. Vacuum Cleaner owned by
the Baptist Ladies' Aid society is
ready for service. Those wishing
work done, notify Mrs. Hulett OF
telephone 167.
c. L. Wight, cruiser and timber
estimator in the employ of the
Crookston Lumber company, went
to Houpt last evening in the interest
of his company, for few days in the
woods.
V. A. Stewart of Grand Rapids
was among the out-of-town people
who came to the city yesterday after
noon from the eastern section and
tarried as guests at the Hotel Mark
ham last night.
A social for the benefit of the St.
Phillips church library will be given
in the library rooms in the church
basement Thursday afternoon and
evening. Icecream and cake, Is
cents; coffee, sandwiches and cake,
IS cents.
J. K. Stengland, member of the
logging firm of E. o. Moore &
Company, has returned from a bust
ness trip to the twin cities, where he
spent two days "hustling" together
some matters for this winters work
up north"
John Cam, the Blackjack logger
and cedar dealer, was a passenger
homeward bound to the Duck" last
evening, on the M. & I. north bound
passenger train. He spent yester-
day among friends in Bemidji at
tending to some business matters in
connection with his numerous deals.
Judge C.. w. Stanton and daugh-
ter Leila departed last evening for
St. Paul, where they will visit for
the balance of the week, and Incl.
dentally attend the state fair. The
judge has been kept very busy for
the past summer and is taking a
deserved rest for a few days. He
will return in time to take up judi
cial duties next Monday, so he in
formed the Pioneer representative
prior to departure last night for
below"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-07
Have you seen our new line Of fall

!, Have YOU seen our new line Of fall
81 dress s q, goods 'fl ozaleary7B co.
7oMrs,a George Tanner left this
morning toy visit with relatives at
Little FAILS aa9lst'a t.iletl 4
Il rs ,iInE % !4l1saW iiiI:llh soY
cow. r. ,. Smyth and, wife Of Park
Rapids came to the city last evening
1f1 room thsIiT home , ana left this morn
ing for International Falls.
An Experienced dress maker
solicits your fall work. Work done
to your satisfaction. Leave your
orders at 121 Mississippi Ave, an
Miss Selma Whiting came down
this morning from Blackjack, where
she has been assisting in the book
keeping for the firm of Trondson &
Whiting.
F. O. Sibley, county commissioner
representing the Third district, came
to the city last night from his home
at Island Lake, and attended the
meeting of the board held today.
Mrs. Carl L. Bach and little
daughter and son arrived in the city
last evening and will make their
home in Bemidji. Mr.. Bach is en-
ployed in the L. G.. Crothers barber
shop and has been here for some two
weeks past. He is one of the best
tonsorial'' artists in the city.
w. H. Newton has returned from
Devils Lake, N. D., where he spent
several days. He states that the
farmers out in the "Flickertail"
state have the largest crops which
that country has produced for ten
years past and that there is an air
of prosperity abroad in the land.
George H. French, accompanied
by his father, E. D. French, of St.
Cloud, and E. D. Lyman of Red
wood Falls, nephew of MIR. French,
left this morning for Guthrie,
where they will accompany Hank"
Warren on hunting expedition in
the country tributary to Guthrie.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presby.
terian church will be entertained on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Van
Pelt and Mrs.. J. Anderson, at the
home of Mrs. J. ]. Anderson, 100
Beltrami avenue. All members are
requested to be present. The meet
ing is for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year.
The fall term of school for Dis
trict 129, Lavinia, opened this
morning with Miss Georgia Smith of
this city in charge as teacher. The
directors of this district have let the
contract for the erection of a new
school building, which will probably
be completed by December 1. In
the meantime, awaiting the compile
ton of the new building, the school
will be conducted in one of the
cottages at Lavinia.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-07
The Panama Canal

An etching of a Topo-
graphical Drawing, show
ing Nature of the land
surface, locks, distances,
U. S. Canal Zone and
Districts, etc.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-07

N. Fitzgerald .s of Ba' sb e spent last
night in Bemidji. .bnp.a ,sbi,a bas /,
Wanted, goodo girl tor general
house work. epIhquire Of Mrs. c..
]. Pryor, Az Benidji avenue. s
P. r. Lavik. a prominent attorney
Of Fertile, is visitor in the city.
being here on professional business.
Miss Florence Pendergast has
gone to Wahpeton, N. D., where she
is teacher in the government school
at that place. s-z
Nils Otterstad, the Turtle River
postmaster, was business visitor in
the city today, coming down from
his home this morning. &
A. B. Clair, the timber dealer,
came to the city this morning from
his home at Grand Rapids and spent
the day here on business.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will meet in the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon. All
members are requested to be present
and to bring scissors and thimbles.
Hello Clementson, county com.
missioner for the Second district,
arrived in the city last night from
his home at Clementson, by way of
International Falls and attended the
meeting of the county board held
here today.
Thomas Porte, a jeweler of Grand
Forks, N. D., came to the city last
night from Dorset, where he had
been fishing for the big ones," and
was fairly successful. Mr.. Porte
left for his home at the Fork" this
afternoon. s
Charles Gardner, general north.
country manager for the Grand
Forks Lumber company, returned
last night from East Grand Forks,
where he had been to consult with
those in charge of the general Offices
of his company.
Peter Krogseng, a resident of
Battle River who is now travelling on
the road as representative for the
Sageng Threshing Machine company,
of Minneapolis, spent last night in
the city. He left this morning for
Minneapolis for a weeks visit.
George Gibson came over from his
home at Cass Lake yesterday after
noon on business trip and returned
home last night. He was here for
the purpose of consulting City Engi-
neer Stoner concerning construction
of cement walks. Mr.. Gibson has
charge of the building of the new
walks that are being put in at Cass
Lake this summer and fall, and the
information secured from Mr.. Stoner
will be of use to him in his work.
When in need of 16-inch seasoned
wood, phone Falls & Cameron, mum.
Der 374.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-07

InG OlQlG MQp
Most complete and at
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latest Government Sur
veys, Post Office Records,
Railroad and Private data.
Aiming to show more
towns than have ever been
represented on similar en-
cravings. Exquisitely col
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ship and range numbers
and lines, wherever such
lines are surveyed. Inter-
urban Railroad Lines, and
all other features necessary
on up-to-date and COM
plete maps. Size of map
plate proper; about 2ox28
inches.
The highest priced
school and office maps are
not as complete nor as at
tractive.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-15
The Point OF View.

Uncle Rdisom," said the Planter,
you rode my best horse twenty miles
to that festival Saturday night; You kept
him out all day Sunday and nearly killed
him Sunlay night. How many times
have l told you to let my horses rest on
Sunday"
YES, suh, Marse Robert, da.'s SO,
but---'
Glow many times have / told you if
you didn't quit that, you and I couldn't
get along together on this place.
"DAt sho' is the trufe. Marse Robert.
You p'lmt.l!y told me dat-but you
knows Niger, he jes' nacherly for
gifts"
Every negro on this place believes
that lie car do exactly as he pleases."
Oar now bless Gawd, you sho' spoke
a parable; desc young niggc.s is giltin'
mighty trHn'."
at has come to this, Ransom. Reveille
is not big enough for you and me. To-
morrow morning we part; you so your
way and /! 90 nine"
"Yes sab
The Old negro looked sorcly troubled
and bewildcred. lie glanced over his
shoulder a, the ripping lake, the open
cotton, the perfectly level fields. Ran
som had been born OH Rcveille and had
never known any other home. His
heart went out III supreme pity for the
man who had to leave it.
''Well, Marse Robert, Of we jest can't
ri, along together, ef ives jes boun ter
separate, would you mind tellin' me
whar'houts You 'spects ter go:'--Harris
Dickson, III ~EveryDody'S.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-15

at will be hard to ovrrstate the won
derful change in my mother since sh'
began to use Electric Bitters," write
Mrs. W. l.. Fitzpatrick of Danforth, Me
although past 20 she seems really to b.
growing young again. She suffered I'M
told misery from dyspepsia for 20 years
sleep. Doctors gave her up and all re
NEEDLES failed till Electric Bitters worked
such wonders for her health.' They
invigorate all vital organs, cure Live
and Kidney troubles. induce sleep, i'm
part strength and appetite, Only SOC a
Muntzcl Drug Co.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-15

increasingly losing to the mine and
the factory and the mill. Almost
before the child is able to talk it is
enrolled among the breadwinners.
The fathe may be disemployed but
his little boy or his little girl is toll
ing day in and day out and bringing
in the pay which meets the rent and
keeps the wolf from the door.
II We would have our white labor
as well of as the slave labor Of the
South undoubtedly was. we must
give it the same access to natural OPP
portunities that the slave was always
ensured. And then if we would have
it better off than was the slave labor
Of the South we must see that there is
no one anywhere in position to take
all the product above that necessary
Tor supporting the producer. BY
taking in taxation annually full rental
value Of land without respect to inn
provements we can do this. Nor
can j, be done in any other conceive
able way.-Johnstown Democrat.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-15
Progress In Cuba.

With the beginning of the present fs-
cal year the Republic of Cuba established
n Bureau Of Information, President
Gomez appointing Leon J. Canova, an
American newspaper man, who has re,
sided in Cuba eleven years and has a
wide acquaintance with the Island, as
its director.
Parties wishing information of any ma.
ture concerning Cuba can obtain same,
irlQ OF charge, by writing to Leon }.
Ca1ova, U. aud /. Bureau, Utility and
Information Bureau,) Department OF
Agriculture, Commerce and Labor, Iiav.
ana, Cuba.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-07-15
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