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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
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Ser 2 6amilier fra Soma og 3 fra
Seras BERTH / gfteraaret foruoen
Sen balpe Snes Samilier, Ser ont
tales / forrige Mrmer al Bette 8lao.
sioen ieg offentliggioroe 2iiten oper
bem, ser bap0e taget 2aro fer, bar
felgenoe fiebt 2ono eller 8%ploooer
/ solpong: s.. s. Scbnion, Sort
lano; q. S%erenien og 6. @enrifien,
Sacoma; 9. Slien og $. sfptt,
Solpang; $. 2al1rit5em @otionptlle,
Gal; emma 8rrcbor0i, Memarf,
Gal; aaren @onien, Sos angeles
Gal; g. Sperien, Saflonb, Gol.;
@br. 6inoerup og g. @uoien, Scn=
ia @ru5, GAL; Chris, &asmusie n,
Ml6en, Minn.; 81. scbant5= &mien
og 8. @ielien, Ge6or Sails, ga.
8. 81. Scbel0t % CIR. S%ergenien,
Ges @oines, Soma; Marcls MieI=
len, 9anepung, 5eras; Carl g..
Gorlien, &orlan, Soma.
@eilan6et poo Sonata @oncbo er
MI opmaalt og til saIg. Eriierne
er fra 25 til rs Collars pr. 9lcre.
S 2ebet al en- Moaneos xi6 be=
gDn0er en- al bore 2onosmnno en-
Notwithstanding / Solpnng.
Sg ser er lt6itgt til, at en- anoen
aabner en- 6orretning mes Sienfram
og NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iaa bettos, at
ban fan foripne &oloniiterne mes
&eoifaber og Moifiner til @t1eroars=
arbei6et. On 6anif 5tomager i
Smta Grlt5 Tiger I oenne Sis efter
ct pasienoe 2ofale iii en- Sfobntif /
Sos Slipos.
&uitor Mor6entoft flptter bertil /
Oftber og @aitor @regerieu til 1.
Mopember, bporefter ltngomsffoler1
bill fomme / Gang.
Sra Is. September til Is. St
tober ielges ser 8illetter til @eit=
fpiten til ne6iatte 8riier; fra Sn1o=
ia til @apiotu eIfer San 2uis Sbis=
po foiter Set $500 Zen @eD.
Sos Slipos, Santo Barbara &c.,
California, sen 90. Mugult 1911.
g. g. @orniplo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
bet store Desinfektionsmidde1 i Toi
letten?

De beh9ver like at betale soc Ell
Ter $1.oo for en- Pint at listeriske Des
infektionsmidler eller Peroxide. D
kan faa 16 Pints af en- mere 1ensen
de, observation-disclosures, helende O
desinfcerende antiseptisk Opl6snin.
af en- csc Eske af Paxtine - ct op
l6seligt antiseptisk Pulver, som fin
des j allie Apotheker.
Paxtine draber allie Bakterier, de
foraarsager Sygdomme, Forraadnels
og u~behageligt Lugt, Diet er derfor
at Diet er Diet bedste Mundvask Of
Gurglevand og at Diet ophaver Tide
lugtende Aande, renser og beware
Tandpuiver, og j ct Afrivningsbst
med dette udryddes Sved og andr
ildelugtende Substanser fra Legemet
Enhver proper Kvinde paaskj5nne
dette og diets mango andre Brug
S%undhedens og Toilettens Tjeneste.
Paxtine er ypperlig for Betsndels
j Halsen og Djnene og for Rensnin&
at Munden og Handkerchief efte.
R6gning. e kan faa "Paxtine Toi
let Antiseptic" j allie Apotheker 70,
CSC og soc, eller portofrit med Pc
stem fra The Paxton Toilet Co., Bos
ton, Mass. der vii sende Dem en- fr
Prove, hvis De 6nsker at fors5ge de
for De kj3ber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
@egifanerne numinercr os oebtager
&latform.

S Merifo afbolotes li6ite uge 6e.1
ferite Nationalfonbention for en- ME-
get lang Marr9ffe. 9anoets @run6-
LOB moebol0er en- &aragraf ON lae-
oanne &onpentioner, men oen er al.
orig blepen fulgt ii6en 9ia5 fit SOB.
faite joni &rRitoent. Set por set
progressive &nrti, iom afboIot sI3c1,-
pentionen og peotog en- 8latforni.
Ser forpligter &epreientanterne til
at arbei6e for &eform at 9onlito-
lene, &etspleien og un6erbisntngen,
giennemfpre &rincippet for SITE
@iempalg. at 8reiioent og &epii1on
|af galglopene. 6ramisco $. go
6ero, 2eoer at &epolutione11, blep
nomineret til 8reii0ent-@anoioat
|@uperngr Sofa @ino at gucatan
nominereoes for giceprni:oent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
@mostjeneiter / 81. Saul.
9auF Cd. Iutb. ct. Stephaus Sir

9anF es. lutb. ct. stepbans Sir.
fe, @isrnet al Orleans og @tepens
Street, @uostieneite boer ssn6ag
6ormi6oag @l. II. @sn6agsifole
81. 9. Stills glpisater, &reft.
@plsatba banif.norffe &resbbteri.
amer Strife, 1876 Sbomas ST., rer
Slice ct. 0anff @uostieneite bper
ssn6os Sormiooag a1. 1890 og en<
geIif @uostieneite bper Ssnbag off,
ten 81. 7.30. @sn6agsifole ser.
$50. 86nnems6e bner 0nsoag Mf-
ten SCI. 8 / @irfens l1noerbpgning.
Arel Maoien, ST. tbeol. &oitor. SO.
peel 491 CHARLES ct.
ssuoSens norif epanseliff luther.
ife @enisbeo, &ibrnet of l1niperiitp
og Barf Mbes., boloer @uostieneite
bper Sbnoag 6ormiooag &l. 1890
og aften 81. 7.45. Ssn6agsfoleu
meoer SCI. 9 6orm.
S &opellet poo &isrnet al @ea.
nep og Carl Sts., er ser @gnoags.
ifole bper Ssnoag @ftermiooag SCI.
3 og @uostieneite SCI. 7.30 Mften.
S @isbergs Soil, 874 Hapne
4penue, er Ser Ssn6agsifole bper
Ssnoag Gfterm. ser. 8. g. 8.
@eque, Baitor, $40 Capitol 8oule-
par6.
Srefolbisbebs norff epans. l,1tb.
Strife, Darlington og Sberburne
Mpes. @uostieneite bper @gnoag
SCI. 1890 Gorrn. paa Morf og 7.45
Aften paa gngelif. 5snoagsfole
og 8ibelflasie efter @simesiegu0s.
tieneiten. = @br. Spbilrub,. 3reit,
$50 JulIer Street.
8etbania Strife, 81. SCENTS og So.
relt Street. @uostieneite ofboIoes
Ssn0ag Gorm. 81. 1890 og Mften
81. 7.30. Sber Sorsoag Mften 8gn.
nemp6e / &trtens 8aiement. Sgn,
oagsifole bper gsnoog 81. 12. 8.
S. 6lagitao, Street,. 8opel SAG
g)orf Street.
Den nDrif-sauffe Metbooit Strife,
@isrnet al 8roaomap og 1915 ct.
ofboloer fine @uostieneiter iom fsI.
ger: &raoifen sbnoag Tormiooaa
&loffen 1870. Mften 7.45. l1nge
5olfs @pmortb 2iga: 5snoag Mfter
SCI. 6.45, og literert Ms6e De tire fsr.
fte Sirsoage / Maaneoen. 8sn.
nemsoe boer Dnsoag Mften aI. 8
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

= uGu bar altiaa laoet Sin @o-
mes Geie u6ipionere al en- &rtbat=
6eteftip, for6i Du life itolebe paa
ben6e?"
$50, og tenf Sig, nit er BUN
Ituffet at me6 + a NJ"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
UDuALGTE.. B0GER.

Bsrneet, Roman af CART Etlar, soc, efeg.
indb. 85c.-Udvalgte Eventyr % filstorier, at
II. G. Andersen, a62 Slider, 68 ulustrationer,
eleg. indb. $1.00.-Kommanderens D8tre, For
telling fra Norge a Jonas Lie, 6~0c.-0jenge-
hsvdlngen % Dronningens Vastmestef, af Ca
rit Etlar, $50 slider, 500. eleg. indb. $1;2e.
indb. 31.5o.-Koo4ens Yndling.. al Carl Her.
mann, o slider, 500. eleg. indb. $50
Semandshistosief. af II. Drachmann. s5c,
II. Biursten, $40 slider, $1.-Paa 0uds veje.
fBj. Bjernson, eOc, eleg. indb. $1.OO.-Sof
CLINT, Forts1linge ger, skitser % Digte Ada
tsr, smaatin9 til oplesning. 4 Slider, tint
indb. &1.25.- N~ybyggesne og Blokhuset, to
Fortel1inRer at Kr. Ostergaard, indb. 75c.
~~ Skrtv otter fsldsteNdtO Katalo0.
520-724 9. 18th St, Minneapolis, Min1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
stOre Dperipbmmelier / aina,

Sra Sonfom, Slime, me0oeles S.
4. September, at Ser til sen ameri-
fanife @isiion er fommet gfterret=
ming ON, at 100000 Menneifer CT
orufneoe neo at Dang=Eie=aiang
Slo6en er gaaet oper fine 9reoner.
Set er oen perite Speripemnclie i
@anos @inoe, og set regnes, Ut
SO psf. at Mfgrgoerne pao set ODER.
fpsmmeoe 2ono er goelagt. Neiten
belle Mrooinien Mbn-8ei itaar unoe,
8ano, Soften er goeIagt og !Suiene
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
g. aolleHen, &aitor, 2s9 1915

sE --G
S 6. 9ollehen, &aitor, 2S9 1876
Street.
@nbstieaete ! ben nerif.bamife
gaptiit.airfe, Sibrnet at @ilforo
% @oo6bri6ge @treets, bper @sn-
6ag SCI. 1890 Gormiobag % 7.30
4ften. al. $50 l~1ng6omsmS6e
Sen norif-oanife 8aptiitmenigbe0s'
ung6omsforening ms0er / fit 2ofole
bper @sn6ag al. $50 Gfterm., 81.
al Milforo og @oobbri6ge cts.
@ang og @uitf at II. S. @angfor.
,4Ile Sfanoinaoer biertelig bel.
TONNE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
5ra g6icago.

Set forlpoer, at 8rpggeri6ireftpr
Carl Mntonien forlaoer lin Stilling
peo Gbicago 8retuerp / Slutningen
al 6enne Moane6.
Sobn 81. &obtnion, en- %forbenpe=
renoe @gent for SEN 6onife &rt5e-
tighter Battling" Melion> blep or
r%eiteret efterat babe uogipet en- per-
oiles Gbecf, lp6en6e paa 100 Sol
lars, og mes Melions Mapn poa.
San bleb Igslaot UNDER 500 Collars
BONDS.
Mrs. Magna 8aumanr1 ofgif pe6
Geoen BEN 5. September, efter lang
Si6s Sgg6om, / en- MIoer al ca. 40
Star. Sun par pelfien6t og afbolot
in6en SEN 6anffe &oIoni paa Mor6=
beitiioen, og Geltagellen pes @e=
grapelien ioag bill iiffert blipe flor.
Sum efterlo6er Mano, &r. &uoolpb
8aumann, og en- pofsen 9atter,
Miis Mlpba 8alrmarr. Mf0poe bar
fra @elitnger.
Set forlp0er fra Seem Sort, at
Sen / fin Sis Der faa pelfien6te &u=
6olpb Spenoien er afgaaet be6 3d.
Sen / Seem Sort SEN 26. grgu1t /
en- Ml6er at 48 Mar. San baboe en-
@gn, JONI 6g6e / 9anmarf fort for
no. @pen6len efterla6er gnfe og to
8ern al an0et 9@gteifab. 6amilien
boe6e Der / 8pen inoti1 for ca. II
Star ii0en. @ben0ien tilberte Sen
berperen6e 9oge SEQ. II al 9. g..
og bar &re li6ent for Sen minoe=
p9rotge 5elttomite, ga @run6lobens
50=aarige Sltbtleumsfeit afbolotes i
elliott Narf Sen 4. Stunt 1899.
Sangforeningen ~&ormonien"s
&bitfeIt ii6ite sen0ag / Metropoli-
ton Sail blep en- flor Sufcs / en-
bper &enieen6e. Set bar ct fort og
gemptligt Nublifum, iom ee GLADE
bapoe iamlet, og fra Cup
til SCI. "a neite Morgen
more0e ale 9eltagere Jig itorartet.
&eter &eteriens 9anieml1lif panot
@ifal0, &omiteens Mrbeioe ro1tes, og
programmed fan ill1ttelig nep=
u6pulg al Gang og Mulif,
Mrs. Camille 8ruun, @opra1,
Mrs. 81. 8ernbaro, 8iano og Mils
@arion2 an5fp,& iolin. S @fjgnbeos=
fonfurrenee11 ban6t Mrs. 8grlum
meo II Stemmer (fslgelig 1naa ser
beret en- Masie an6re ,mutle
Gamer, 90 Ser blep faitet mangfol-
otge @temmer) og for @aIs TIT Mr.
6: Serenien % @iis Mitrio &anien
ferite Hremie og Mr. Mlfreo &on=
fen og @rs. Ssbop an6en &remie.
bar 6'@rr. 8. 90. Soften
blao, Grit5 Mielien og 8ronot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
81 I 5 m 8 em 81 O.
c the.

{ inc.
Ser er Muligbeoer fremme for
at Ri fer / 8pen oil faa ct Ml6er=
6omsbiem / Sttl me6 SEN Slags ser
.ftnoes / Gbicago og anore itore9per.
:Snitiatipet BERTH fommer fra @bi=
cagooiltriftet for SEN 1,orife Mefbo=
0iit Strife, bpis 9erritorium omfat=
ter Gtoterne @isconiin, SlIinois,
Mtcbigan og Soma. 6orllaget til
&iemets Sprettelie TOM trent beo
oen &onbentton, iom Sen norife
Metbo0tlt*&irfe fornplig afboI6t fer
/ 8pen / &trfen paa Ga Snl1e ct.
Sagen bill iiffert blipe %giennemfgrt
faafremt en- eller an6en filantroptif
Screening oil fienfe BEN n~g6benotge
.@rrno / en- of 8pens D6erfanter.
Man merer, at ct Stpffe 2ar6 paa
ii Stores bill bore nebpen6igr for at
ioare til Sormaalet. lt6gtfterne til
;&iemmets 8pgning og &e6ligebol=
,belie oil bltpe oppebaarne af Sir
Ten. Dette @l6er0omsbim bill, bbis
:8lmerne bIiper giennemfgrre, blipe
breoet efter set famine Mbniter, iom
an6re Iignen6e Snititutioner. Mnigg=
1tinger ON 0ptagelie itaI le6fages al
en- paalioelig 2ege=Mttdt FAINT Dp-
'Insninger ON @~eofommenoes aa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
6 I b d t oru lpffe e:

-'
. 1oe paa @aci,1e @ottlep 60. ife=
;te Ser iioite 6reoag EN- itps glepa=
hrulpffe, bborpeo: to al bore pngre
2m6smen6, Mlbert Mielien paa
AutncD Mperlte og Otto Slien paa
@tsconiin Street, TOM i1emt til Sfa=
Sc. 0e fit baa6e in6ben6ige og uo=
ben6ige 8efa6igelier, og 0lien
:mnatte en6og tages til Soipitalet,
ga bons Silitan6 bor temmelig al
borlig. Sc to Men6 bar / Serb
me6 at tage roget fungi Muteriale
;op / Sen pperite @tage, ga ulpffen
tn6traf. @lepatoren bar nRften
fommen belt op, "a ct eller an0et
git / Stpffer, iaa at BEN meo fulo
Sort rutiie6e ne6 igien meo ct &a=
bal6er, Ser fr1n0e b6res ODER bele
8pgningen. Solfene itprte6e til og
|fan6t Sc to @en0 %liggenoe bebi6It=
Lie mellem bele Sees lett. 9e brag-
tes burtiglt til Sabrtfens &ontor,
bmr Sc blep bragt til 8ept61tbe6
igien, og ienere fiprtes 6e / Mm<
bulance11 til 6eres @iem. Sc oil life
bere / @tanb til at arbei6e for ct
Iengere Stpffe Sis, men set anta=
ges, at Sc biI fomme fuloiten6ig
ODER Sc 8eifa6igelier, iom 6al6et
foraarioge6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

8 npe Mrbei 0 b.
Sra mi al ct ale Sabritsinipef-
t6rer %rangereoe UNDER set npe
8oaro al Snouitrial Commission,
ser bar 1tonepnt ollie Sc gamle Sn=
ipetterer til at pertage 6eres tioli=
gere 9tltrifter. &ucines Mano,
9opi6 9. gmons, bar beret en- Sur
run0t / 6obriferne og 6orretnin-
gerne for at inipicere Mrbei6sti6en
for &bin6er, Ser / @enbol6 til Sen
npe 2ob life maa arbei0e mere emo
IS elmer ONT ltgen og fun 40 ST.
mer ON l1gen pe6 Mattearbej6e.
gmans bill MI for ct Stpffe Sis
.gipe fig al 2open ON 8ernearbeioe,
FAINT ltoite6e Stllaoelier til at la6e
8grn UNDER 16 Mar arbej0e / So
brifer og lignen6e, bbis 6orbol6e=
ne / @iemmene ne6ben6iggi9r set.
8grn UNDER 16 9lor maa / alle Sil=
fel6e life orbei0e mere enc otte 81
mer ONT 9agen og 0isie ifal fal0e
imellem Z ON Morgenen og 6 ON
Mftene,1. 9renge oper Is Mur tan
fao SiIla6eli lie til at arbeioe inbtil
81. 9 ont Mftenen, efter set &lof=
feilet ifaI enbper Mrbei6er bare ODER
81 Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
5ra Racine.

9 e r a m n s e 3
:6Glles=S ejltl1r til @ilmaufee fan6t
Steo / Senoags, og iuarele I arle
Maa0er til bpa0 man bap6e pentet
Jig al Suren. Tilllutntngen bar ler=
6eles itor, og bele 6eltligbe0en be-
gunittgeoes at set beolte SEER, man
fun0e enite Jig. aomiteen fit lit
Erogram giennemfert til Sc MIND
ite gnfeltbeoer, iaa at enbper more
Sc fig fortreffeligt. Ser bor Sr=
feIter mes tbele Geien, og label paa
It's iom paa Siemtureu gift 9anien
lipligt ombor0 paa 9amperen.
The Washington times., 1911-12-10

for children; plain
and colored borders,
also initiated with
white or colored
letters. Box of
three; sale price,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

women opposed to equal suffrage there
are w in New York and one each in
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania. Mary
land, Illinois. Oregon. Iowa, Washing
ton and California. They publish two
organs. and among their officers arc
found Mrs. Elihu Root, wife of the
New York Senator; Mrs. Richard Wat
son Glider, widow of the noted editor,
and Mrs. william P. Northrup, wife of
the medical professor. These societies
are organized for the vowed purpose
of testifying. before legislative commit
tees and through the medium OF the
press. that woman suffrage is opposed
by the Intelligent conviction of the
majority of representative women in
all Ines OF social, industrial and do
nestle progress"
At the same time numbers of opulent
women of the class hitherto regarded
by the equal suffrage leaders as their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

most potent enemies are falling INTO
line. noted examples being Mrs. Rus
sell Sage. whose money maintains In
New York the national headquarters
of the "woman's suffrage party; Mrs.
Clarence Mackay, wife of the multi
millionaire telegraph magnate, and Mrs.
O.. III. P. Belmont. mother of tho Ouch
ess of Marlborough.
The winning of only those states
whose Legislatures have agreed to sub
nit tho desired amendments would
swell tho equa suffrage zone to pro-
portions equaling one-third of the
present total area of the States OF the
Union. 1t would comprise a vast
wedge covering the entire Pacific and
ominously pointing eastward. At the
same time the green-and-purple flag
would fly for the first tina eastward
of the Mississippi and upon the lake
shore.
Copyright, 1917, by John Elfreth Wat
kins.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mrs. Riddle
Lnferty (rIght). Sittingi Mrs. Jones.
Of the National Woman Suffrage Assoc
sunragist cnders.
banker. and DR.. Wiley, the champion
of pure food, whose young bride is
the president of the District of Column
bia equal suffrage organization.
Rich Women ON Both Sides.
or the anti societies organized by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

of Woman Voters Trebled
in Eleven Months-Nearly a
Million of Voting Age in New
Suffrage Territory-Four More
States Nearly Persuaded-Six
Others Are Fast Yielding.
One-Fifth of Our Area AL
ready Surrendered-"He-Su f-
fragette" Clubs Organized in
Many Cities-Women Ants"
Also in the friedrich Wo-
men Are Id n g-Total
Army of Women Voters Now
About 100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

can novelist and magazine editor,
John Mitchell, the labor leader; Judge
Ben Lindsay. OF the Denver Juvenile
Court; John d. Long, former Secretary
OF the Navy; William Jennings Bryan,
George Foster Peabody. the New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

The four women members OF Colorado.
ueft), Mrs. F<cryvin (centre), and Mrs
President Anna Shaw with bouquet),
ciation, and group OF
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-25

Complete Line Of Up3to-date Tailored 1.
Skirts in all wanted styles and cplors. y
$3.50, $3.50, So. so, So Skirts at n .3.65 &
$1,000 Skirts at ~, =. ,,. - Is, s4s5
$3.50 Skirts at =: .::'' ,. :;:?. .1s6.45
:00Altman Wolfe Skirts at ,.9$7.95
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-02-09
THE PROBLEM AND SOLUTION.

If the problem of living is in the city,
its solution is in the country, because
there the conditions of life are easier
than in the city with its congested rop-
ulation and acute struggle for exist
'snce.
7 For all this it is true that for the few
fhe city has large prizes in the shape of
large incomes and business successes
that the country cannot offer. The fact
and the glamor of city life are RESPONSE
BILE for the ever swelling stream from
the country to the city. Thousands of
young men and women are ready every
year to exchange the solid comfort of
rural life for the city with its. far harder
and more trying conditions of life. This
is no exaggeration. Take at random
any given number of people from both
city and country and it will be found
that those from the country are better
fed, better clothed, better housed and
get more of the real enjoyment and con-
tent of life than those from the city.
This but emphasizes the fact that the
solution is to be found in the country.
1t must be by depicting the congested
multitude of consumers to replenish the
ranks of producers. In some way peo-
PIE have got to be converted to the
truth that country life has advantages
of living for the rank and file that the
city does not have, and that there is a
moral and physical wholesomeness I'M
known in the crowded haunts of men.
One way by which that may be done
is for the farmer and his family to have
in the best sense of the term, a good
conceit of themselves. Not unoften
there is disposition among young peo-
pie In the country to feel some sort of
inferiority of position, especially in the
presence of their friends from the CITY.
That is a mistake, for while there NAV
not be in the country as much of the
veneer of social polish there is usually
more solid worth and standing. ANY
feeling of inferiority should give way to
a whole'ome pride in the farm and it's
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-02-09

rotary of the bricklayers' union that the
labor vote expects so-and. so of him, he
hears from other Congressman that con-
situents are merely ungrateful nuis-
ances. His wife's social adventures are
no longer introduced with a "Hello.
Mandyi" but with the imposing an
nouncement of her name by imposing
servants. The great and elect receive
her with high affability-not knowing,
perhaps, exactly who she is, except
that she is part of 1t Naturally she
takes to riding in cabs and to porting
over the society columns of the news
paper Judging by the space and posi-
ton which it occupies in her newspaper
the most important of all national events
Is a reception at the White House or an
ambassadors dinner. This tends to de-
stroy the sense of proportion and TO
spoil the bright young man for home
about the time his sffectionate constit-
uents relegate him thither.
Washington has been the ruin of more
promising young Statesmen than all
other causes combined. If we had a
promising young statesmen in the fam
lily we should insist upon his staying at
home.
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MILLION DOLLARS FOR 5000 ROADS.
Influential Men of Augusta Plan Great Bond
Issue For Modern HIGHWAYS.

Influential men in Augusta county are
circulating a petition to be presented to
the board of supervisors at the Febru-
airy or March meeting, asking the board
to submit to the voters of that county
proposition to sell one million dollars
worth of bonds for the purpose of mac
adamizing the 300 miles of public roads
In the county. A strong sentiment has
developed in favor of the proposition. o
Augusta county has never had a bond
outstanding, all public improvements
having been paid for out of not more
than two years levy, and the county
owns considerable handsome property.
The fine new courthose which cost about
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500 Reward, 100.

The readers of this paper - i'll be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
In all its stages, and that ia catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
now known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being constitutional disease re-
quiies constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby DESTROYING
the foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength bv building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing
It's work The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that thew offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that IL
fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halle Family Pills for constipation.
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Appomattox, and so indeed she has.
The average man would hardly believe
that in any line of activity the figures
taken as a measurement would indicate
that our grandfsthers were in better
situation before 1860 than we are TODAY.
But the records show that in one or two
lines Of endeavor we are just now be-
ginning to recover the ground lost as
result of the destruction carsed by the
war
In 1860 with a population of about
one-thnd the total of the country. the
South had over 40 per cent of the total
value of live stock, and produced about
ID per cent of the corn grown. Not un-
til a year or so ago were these figures
even approached in spite of the fact
that the South's population has trebled.
In 1860 the South had 6, O94, 900 sheep;
today 1t has several thous ands less. al
though Texas alone has enjoyed an in
crease of l,2OO,O sheep. This means
that the central South has considerably
fewer swine, sheep and cattle today
than she had so years ago.
In 1880 North Carolina had 500 600
sheep, South Carolina, 200, 900 and Ten
nessee, 100000; today the figures are
200, 600, $4,000 and $50, 900 respectively.
This and other similar decreases are due
largely to the impossibility of properly
restocking Southern farms after 1865
1t was necessary to make as much cot
ton and make it as rapidly as possible to
stave the wolf from the door.
This condition, however, is passing,
and Secretary of Agriculture, James
Wilson, predicts that the South is short
y destined to become a large meat pro-
Queer, and Editor Richard Ii. Edmunds
of the Manufacturers Record emphatic
ally endorses the prediction. Along
with the attention which is being in
creasingly devoted to food as distin-
guished from money crops the cultiva-
ton OF cotton itself is being subjected
to the most careful and exhaustive
study with the result that not only is
the quality of staple produced in pro
cess Of Improvement. but the yield per
acre is being materially enhanced.