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Now comes some one with the informa-
ton that Mr.. Roosevelt is 10 get s. per
word instead Of ST. Is interest IN Mr.
Roosevelts forthcoming articles growing
less?
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From tho st. Louis Star.
'Are you fond OF italian dishesT"
mo; wouldn't have anything but
HayilaDd china"
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Let's see! What was It Emerson Hough
was saving about The weather man?
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A New York woman has discovered that
she has married a bogus count Well
that may not be so bad. If he is any diff
ferent at all, he is obliged to be an i'm
provement
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President Reyes. Of Colombia. is said to
have escaped with S290o00CO Whenever
we see that sum in type we think Of stage
money.
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The Birmingham News thinks this
country should give Emma Goldman IAN
indefinite leave Of absence. We think
the country would be only too glad TO. Il
Emma could only be induced 90 accept It,
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Jack Johnson has been arrested for vio-
lating the speed law. Did not know there
was any speed law applicable to type
writer's.
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The University of Berlin threatens 10
make Mr. Roosevelt a d. d. SIN. Mr.
Roosevelt has managed 10 stagger along
under other even more serious hahdicaps.
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From an external point OF view the
prohibition law IS all right" says the
Dalton Citizen. How about it from an In
ternal point of view. however?
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An eighty-foot sea serpent was sighted
of Cape Hatteras recently. A triae late
TO be Of service 10 the seaside resorts.
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VI. PAM for Revi.ionf
MIR. Cannon's Chautnuqun.

ln ile blialo EArresA
Nr. Payne is said o. Do not avcrse 10 further
vision OF separate schedules.
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We are by no means sure. however.
that a Republican Congress could not
make an even worse tariff bin than the
last one h turned ont.
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The ex-Shah OF Persia and the ex-SuI-
tan OF Turkey are couple OF ultimate
consumers reduced to a final analysis. too
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ABOUT OUR WISE MEN.

Minister WINS Popularity.
rom The Springfield Union
The genial Wa Wiz leave With popularity undi
niuished.
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New York Representative J. C. wILBERDING
SPECIAL AGENCY. Brunswick Building
Chicago Representative. BARNARD & BRAN
HAM. Boyco Building
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Branch Offices and Agents.

Advertising Received at ONCE Rates
NEW YORK OFFICES ". Twenty-ninth st.:
telephone 1923. Madison Square.
ORANGE oFFIcELs Cone St; tel. ass. Orange.
HARRISON OFFICE-s24 Harrison av.; tele-
NEW JERSEY SHORE AeENcIEs-Hsrry B.
Wilson Agency Postofice Building. Asbury
Doriand Advertising Agency. Atlantic City.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
NEWARK
.Appiehaum. Springfield av. and Magnolia St
pi Rrsun nisS- John. 80 Springfield av.; phone
BE Bs'itmsn' Az Z: Springfield and Eighteenth avs'
'BramIey, D. clinton Az. and Bergen st.;
Broch - Hwaid. sss centrss av.; phone 1854.
Duncan. c. B.. Elm ana Pacific sts.; phone
1851, Newark.
Knecht, Paul. $40 Broad ST.; phone IN.
Branch Brook.
Norman aaqsl v Nor ? y, ~ Clinton TsIHSt az q; phon. sss.
Parker. J. H. Wright st. and Sherman sv.;
Roenbeci. C.. Springfield sv. and Jones g.:
phone 23. Newark.
,.E idg &c. Pharmacy sos Clinton av.; phone
sabieson. r, ass clinton av.: phone i5ss-H.
sehuidt, chas. A., ls Clinton av.; phone
sayre. VIM. H. ses Orange st.; phone lss.
Tjaden. August. ssb clinton av.; phone s7s4-L4
Utter. Frank N. 8 Elizabeth av. phone $3.50.
waverly.
Weissrnan. L.. 4ss Clinton av.
Brcithut Bros. BelleviIle. opposite
avs; phone 1o6o-L. b. r.
Blumer. ]. g.. Ferry ST.. opp. Hamburg pi.;
phone 1517-W, Newark.
Ettenberger Joseph. r.. 300 Central av.;
Greenwood. J. g.. ss1M Broad st.; phone
ARLINGTON.
Benthein. Peter F.. newsstand. opp. Green
wood Lake depot; phone lz7-R. Arlington.
MORRISTOWN.
Bowman. Albert. Is washington st.; phone
ORANGE.
Lorton, r. D., $50 Main ST.; phone ISL
McGufrk. F.. 1877 Main at.
Miller. Fred, 3 Cone ct. phone IA-L
! Sherholz. r. w, 21g Main st.
Wagner, NJ, 32s Main st.
EAST ORANGE
Block, G., $3.50 Main St. phone 1151-W.
Drewes. M. F.. Hollywood av.; phone il7s.
Orange.
Miller, C.. r, 10 Main ct.
Marks, J.. 80 Railroad p1. phone s9e-R-
Yeager. l.. E., $40 Main Ct. phone 3sl-L
PIunley. II. H. SA Main ST. phone s125.
Rosen, b.. s4S Main st. phone 326e-W.
Mailman, NJ, % Washington place.
SOUTH RANGE
Magee. Robert, D.. L. & W. Depot; phone
RAILWAY. N. J.
Moore. n. l.. 81 Cherry 1t.
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GARDEN SOCIETY," O

The Montclair Garden Society will
hold its spring show this afternoon at
the Montclair Club. 1t is said that the
most complete collection of Darwin
tulips in this country will be on exhibit
tion. The exhibit of all kinds of flow
ors promises to be very interesting
w. '1sion is free.
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TO GIVE ANNIVERSARY BANQUET.

The Young Mems Catholic Associa-
ton will celebrate its f1fty-ffth ami
versary with a banquet on June l in
Institute Hall Bernard M. Stanley,
IT,, will be toastmaster.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO VIC IT MAY CoNCERN:
/ hereby give notice that will offer and sell
the horses. wagons and harness Of william ii.
Bogart. trading and doing business as the
70 a. m. IN the forenoon, on June 10, 1909. at s:Is
Pearl street, in the City OF Newark. for ire
board and keep Of said horses, carriae es and
harness. and for storage Of wagons and harness.
CAREY's STABLEs,
~ GAAHlES H. c. 4 Proprietor.
Attorney. Warren l. Jacobs. my6-l5t
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RATES.

ONE GENT e WORD.
Including insertion In all editions Of both
Morning and Evening NEWARK STAT under
any classification. or
DeatS notices. per Insertion. cents
with funeral notice, per insertion ......5 so cents
Births and marriage notices, per inser-
lion Cehss
Resolutions. cards Of thanks. per line. 10 cents
Meeting and lodge notices. per line. 10 cents
For contract rates. phone 1880 Newark.
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CORRECTION Saturday. May Is. 1909,
at his late residence, s4 East Park
sire ct. Joseph A. Corbett, beloved son
of Chief Michael Corbett and Lucy
Corbett (nee O'Brien).
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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PASSAGE EXCHANGE.

EMIL GERMANUs, steamship agency. money
exchange. Main office. 1S5 Springfield av.;
branch Office. IA Ferry st.
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CoRB-on May IA. 1909. Hattie A.,
widow of late Elmer E. Cobb, aged As
years 5 months. S07 South Orange
avenue
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

INDIAN MOTOR CYcLEs, SIS. ss5, sos. s125;
frst-class ru ming order, neat appearance;
must be seen to be appreciated. Apply store,
Is Chestnut st.. city.
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COAL STOVES, gas stoves, gasoline stoves,
oil stoves and all kinds of stove repairs. M.
BIDDLEMAN. 2l Springfield av.; tel. No.
2292-L. Waverly.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

NEW LOAN CO.. POI Springfield av., will sell
at public auction on Wednesday,, May 18th,
1909. unredeemed pledges; jewe1ry, clothing. etc.
REDS AUCTION ROOMS. IS Academy st.; 10
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7AssI IN ion Thursday. May Is. 1909,
Anthony L., beloved husband of Katie
Dassing (nee Hoffmann). aged IS
years, $3.50 South Fourteenth street.
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JABIONSKI-On Thursday, May Is,
1909. Paul Jablonski. beloved husband
of Kristina Jablonski (nee Romon),
aged 81 years. 124 jackson street.
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BUECHELE-on Friday, May IA, 1909,
John Buechele, beloved husband Of
Rlargareth B. Buechele (nee HERR,
aged rs years IL months.
Relatives and friends. also the Ar
better K. U. V. No. l, are kindly In
vited to attend the funeral on Sun
day, MAY 16, 1909, at 2 p. m, from late
residence, 249 Runyon street. Inter"
ment in Woodland Cemetery.
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HABIG+f,n Thursday, May Is, 1909,
Anthony S. Habig, beloved son OF
J'.sephiba (nee Muller) and the late
Leander Habig. aged q years 10
months, 556 Hunterdon street.
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FRITTS-on May 10. 1909. Benjamin
Fritts, aged 81 years, 462 Sanford
avenue, yailsburg.
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cHAs. MEIER. 4iB Clinton av.; rattan and
willow chair maker and repairer: speciality.
rush seating.
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HOLZ-On Friday, May IA, 1909, Jennie
Holz (nee Schultz, beloved wife Of
William Holz, aged "a years. 60 Mich
OILS street.
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FERDINAND HERRING. practical machinist
sewing machines sold, exchanged and re
paired; supplies Of ali kinds. 1888 Norfolk st.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
A Civil Service examination for the position
of teacher in the City Home at Verona-salary
$40 per month and maintenance-will be held
Saturday. May 18th, 1909. Open to citizens OF
the City of Newark).
REQUIREMENTS:
Applicants must possess knowledge of the
elementary branches Of both music and manual
training.
Applicants must file their applications not
later than noon. Tuesday. May 25th.
For further information and application
blanks address
GARDNER COLBY,
Chief Examiner, Civil Service Commission.
State House. Trenton, NJ. ].
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GlNNNAAQA AdN0dAN0vNNAh
CEMETERIES.

GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY.
FRANKLIN av., Bloomfield. N. j.: ONCE, scheuer
Building. Tel. 4o6S-R. Newark. and 1881,
Single graves. So; plots from
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AMMANN-Entered into rest on
Wednesday, May Il. 1909. Joseph x.
beloved husband of Johanna Amman
(nee Keller, aged A years 2 months
g days. 40s Walnut street.
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and Hall. cor. 10th av.. from nth to 18th St,
suitable for balls. picnics, parties. receptions
meetings. etc. Telephone 4425-J.
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CARDS, biIlheads. ETC., fne work, quick deIiv-
cry. 76o up. ROSE PRESS. 1bs Mulberry.
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1-ELLY-Bernard. on Wednesday. May
T.. 1909, at the residence of his broth
er. Charles Kelly, 1872 First street.
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HELP
AGENTS.


AGHNTs-wonderfui invention: Cnnchester
Incandesoent Kerosene Lamp; burns with or
without mantle; 10 times brighter than cleo
trfotty, gas or acetylene at 1-10 cost. burner nts
all standard lamps: saves 7b per cent. oil; no
trimming wicks; SO daily. Beware Of imita-
lions; agents outfit free. CANCHESTER
LIGHT CO.. 20 State St, Dept. 56. Chicago.
A~GENTS-Male or female, to sell Photographic
tickets; So daily easily made. J. HOR-
sHoFFsS PHOTO STUDIO. 212 Springfield aw
AGENTS wANTED-Big money; expenses
paid; no experience required; portraits, bro
mides. photo pillow tops, 3oc: frames at fac
tory prices. credit given; catalogue and sam
pies free. Department so, RITTER r STU
do. S1s West Van Buren,. Chicago,
gents wanted for selling lots; good money
for right parties. Call at once
REALTY, 3N Newark av., Jersey City.
JUST OUTFLOW priced. Bib. mop; turn. crank
to wiring. hands keep clean. women all buy;
$50 per cent. profit; exclusive territory given
catalos free. u. S. MOP CO.. GIG Main St,
Leipsic, o.
RISK one cent. make 81. 200. Korstad did in 2
weeks; hundreds making phenomenal earn.
ings the ALLEN Way" Stoneman 81, 800 In 80
days; Langley $115 first day; Reese saw so peo-
pie. sold IS: result, 1920. We start you; expert
ence don't matter: credit given. strange ap-
paratus. gives every homo bathroom for 50;
e~nerg1zes water; cleanses almost automatically;
new. exciting business; risk one cent Ia postal
for proof. F. CO.. PIG Adams, To-
ledo. o.
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NOTES OF sALARIED PEOPLE and business
concerns bought without security; cheapest
cities. D. H. TOLMAN. Room e12. 2ss Wash
ington IT. cor. Market.
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Ladies' TailOrs and Dressmnkers.
NJ. JALEN. IS s. o1nge ~. tel. 14o5-W: ladies'
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NTxoN-on May IA, 1909, orville. be-
lived husband of Sarah Nixon (nee
Eonohue), 694 South Market street.
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JAGGERs-At his home, Lyons Farms,
N. j.. on Thursday, May Is, 1909,
Elijah B. Jaggers. aged 81 years 9
months 4 days.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vitsd to attend the funeral services at
his late residence, No. 297 Hillside
avenue, Lyons Farms. N. j., on Sun
day, May 18th, 1909, at 8 o'clock p. m.
Interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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KID HARD, the s0-pound amateur boxsr. would
like to challenge any amateur boxer at tho
weight, 90 pounds. JOHN T. STmIB. Manager
the Wrestler. 6ss South 18th st., city
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Benjamin.. beloved husband of Mar
garet Jenkins. in his sixty-second
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MALE.


AN OPPORTUNITY FOR you
to become an expert chauffeur in a short time;
private lessons IN auto driving and mechanism;
day or evening Write for prospectus H C.
TAYLOR. 40 Harrison av.. Harrison. N. J.
BE your own boss: make 81 daily at home sill
vering mirrors; anyone can do the work in
spare tine; booklet ana sample Tree. e..f'
BoY-ofcs and errand boy wanted for factory:
accurate at figures; knowledge Of typewriting
preferred. Address A.. Box Is. Star office.
BOY wanted. about 16 years old, to make him
self useful in meat market; must know how
to drive horse. 81 Runyon st.. near Clinton pl.
CARPENTERS wanted at once at Electric
Park. South Orange av.
| CIGAR SALESMAN wanted In your locality TO
represent us; experience unnecessary; $40 per
month and expenses. Write for particulars.
MONARCH CIGAR CO.. st. Louis. Mo.
CIGAR SALESMAN wanted in this territory;
experience unnecessary; $40 a month and IS q
day expenses. MAUMEE WHOLESALE CIGAR
CO.. Toledo. o.
CIGAR SALESMAN wanted; experience unnsc-
sssary; 800 monthly and expenses; CEN
CIVIL SERVICE employees are paid well for
EXPERT advice. sample questions and booklet 319.
describing positions and telling easiest and
WASHINGTON CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
Washington, d. C..
DRIVER WANTED-German man who can
take charge OF a horse and Is a good driver:
must be able to handle carpenter tools and
understand garden work: must be sober and
honest; reference required; good job for right
man. Call from 9 to II a. M, and 6to p. m.
WIN. DoRSCH. sR.. liz Newton St. city.
FOREMAN CARPENTER wanted, one that
knows how 10 frame. Apply 63 Franklin st..
Elizabeth, N. J.
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SPECIAL MEETING of the International Union
Of Steam Engineers. Local No. S8. to be held
at Noll's Hall. Springfield av. and Jones ST.,
at 10 a. m. sharp. Sunday. May 10. 1909. All
members are requested to be present as I'M
portant matters are to be transacted.
JOITHE. President.t
Frank Hayes, Secretary.
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pHRENOLOGY.

MADAME CARLSON, Aphrenolosy ana other
sciences; &c cents and 81 ladies only: 10 to 81:
Sundays excepted. II Orchard IT.. near City
Hall.
MADAME GRAY. phrenclogsst, removed from
and 81.
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Funeral services from his late resi-
6ence, 100 Third street, on Monday,
May IT, at 2 p. m. Interment at
Evergreen Cemetery.
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MADAM LA REM. Nswarkss abiest ciasrvoyant
jects boc; 10 to 8. except Sunday 81 Broad 1t.
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Ladies' Taflors.
SAM RICH, well ladies' tailor and
50 8. Orange av. Phone 1lse-W. Newark.
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COLE M AN sSssTIISssssSsF

FORD runabout, in very nne condition; Just
overhauied and runs like a new car; appear
ance nrst-class. FOREST HILL GARAGE,
Verona and Clifton avs.
FOR sALD-ITwo-cylinder locomobile tour
about. 1ust been thoroughly overhauled; cheap
for cash. BARGAIN. Box so. Star Once.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
WORSE EVERY YEAR
Plenty Of Great Bend Reader.
HAVE the Same Experience.

to the corn show people at Oma-
Don't neglect an aching back.
1t will get worse every year.
Backache is really kidney ache
To cure the back you must cure
the kidneys.
If you don't, other kidney ills
follow
Urinary troubles, diabetes.
Bright's disease.
A Great Bend citizen tells you
how--the cure is easy.
John Moffat, living at 1915
Williams ST., Great Bend, Kans.,
says: For about three years |
was greatly troubled with kid.
ney ailment which gradually
grew worse. The kidney secretion
were entirely too frequent and
often | was forced to arise from
six to seven. times a night. My
back panied me occasionally, and
| often had spells of dizziness,
during which black spots would
appear before my eyes. l tried
several remedies but never got
more than temporary relief until
| procured DOan's Kidney Pills.
at the A. & A. Drug Co. The
effect of their use wasa almost
magical and | have not had a bit
of kidney trouble since. You are
welcome to the use of my name
as one who, from personal exper-
ience, can endorse DOan'S Kid.
ney Pills."
For sale by all dealers Price
80 cents. Foster-lIilburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
"Tslnpus Fucit !"

II you don't believe, just thin
q miunte. It has not been SC
long ago that Frank Kramer was
setting up the cigars on hin
first born. Frank was a young.
er customer than now. he is
considered a young customer yet.
The gray hair i'm his head has
slipped in so quietly that one
who sees him every day has
hardly noticed it. The children
SO nicely that even their number
lave been growing up around hin
has mo- caused one to think that
Er.nA was getting old. But this
week, When Franks son Joe met
him )n the street, with a good
morning grandpa, Frank stopped
short and went back over time
a few years. He felt of himself,
looked at his gray hair, his base
ball fingers, his teeth, the 9TH
er children, and dryly said
''%',il, | guess | am not as young
as l used to be-" And he isn't.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16

!. A failing tiny nerve-no larg
er than the finest silken thread
takes from the Heart its i'm.
pulse, its power, its regularity
The Stomach also has its hid.
den, or inside nerve. 1t was
DR.. Shoop who first told us that
Ut was wrong to drug a weak or
failing Stomach, Heart or Kid
neys. His prescription - DR..
Shops Restorative-is directed
straight for the cause of these
aiEnents-these weak and falter.
ing inside nerves. This, no
doubt, clearly explains why the
Restorative has of late grown 50
rapidly in popularity. Drug
glsts say that those who test
the Restorative even for a few
days soon become fully convine-
ed Of its wonderful merit. ANY,
way, dent drug the organ. Treat
ing the cause of sickness is the
only sensible and successful. way.
Sold by Holmes, Druggist.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
Gain In Population

Great Bend this year shows !,
gain of 664 N population. Las
years population showed 5,
OBJ people here. That there wa,
a decided increase there was {
little doubt in the minds of thu
people, but that it should be thai
large was surprising.
And the county, too, shows an
increase in population, though
not as strong propOrtionately as
Great Bend. The population Of
each township as shown by the
assessor S reports is as follows:
Albion, 331; Beaver, 341; Buffa
10, 467; Cleveland, 279; Clarence
$50; Cheyenne, 6S1; Comanche,
653; Fairview, 1856; Eureka, 80;
Great Bend 421; Grant, 1924;
Homestead, 454; Independent 800
Logan 1877; Lakin, $40; Liberty,
349; Pawnee Rock, 3S7; South
Bend 1882; Union, 359; .Wheatland
415; Walnut 500; Great Ben,
City SOL, Hoislnetcn, 1906; Ell
llnwOOd, S19; Ulaflin, 1856; Paw
nee Rock, 345. Total increase,
1896.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
T6anlss the Farmer

That Omaha recognizes where
Its prosperity comes from il
shown by an Omaha writer who
has a long article in the Van Nor
! den Magazine for July, discuss
ing the growth of western cities
and holding Omaha up as a type,
The writer is known to be in
close personal touch with the
business men of Omaha and has
this to- say as to why the city
is doing such a tremendous bus
mess and erecting so many build
ings costing from 100000 to ST.
100000.
Successful years in the indus
try of farming has increased the
purchasing power of a vast num-
Der whose homes are scattered
over Iowa, Nebraska, the DakOtas
Kansas, Colorado and Wyoming.
Through this increase in the
ability to buy goods, the prosper
ity of the rural districts made
itself felt and presented to EN-.
ployers a commercial motive to en-
plOy labor and capital in produc-
ing goods which the farmers de-
mand.
Omaha is a great city because
of the men who are making the
farms of the West pay dividends;
the intelligent young men who !
are essential to the elasticity of |
commercial demand and whose
prosperity means a rise in the
standard of living"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-07-16
Mexicans to Visit Farms.

cans will make tour of the corr
belt. and small grain states il
October, November and Decembe,
this year, being brought to this
country by Senior Zeferino Domin
guez, a big planter and progress.
i've agriculturiSt.
This party intends. to visit
many farms in the west, attend
a dry farming congress, be pres
emit in Chicago at the United
States Land and Irrigation Expo
sitiOn the last week in November
and then attend the National
Corn Exposition in Omaha De-
eember 6 to is.
Senior Dominquez has asked
President Funk of the National
Corn Association to suggest plac-
es for the Mexicans to visit, and
many suggestions are being sent
Ia