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Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
Oanif Deitinoien.
9puripr 0anoelen om bisie Ger oil
pperltpr for 30 Aar iioen.

S~dnlebning ben MI pad9aaenoe uns
oerbanblins ON Sulset at be odnit7
peitinbifte Ger, ffriper ben beiienote
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Winidm 6.
Curtis:
Oct er ct timber. at Samifer1re bill
ensans matte ON en- Sanosl meo bisis
Ger efter beres grfarine for opsr 80
Iar iiben. timber Spbnfons aominie
itration blep Der nemIis fra be Sprs
enebe Staters Sibe sjurt Sorfse paa
at tjsbe bisIe Der, iOroi Yorsertrisen
bopoe sootsiort, at be 5orenece Stos
ters itsrite militare Spugbeb Lao i,
at be mangiebe en- Slaabeitation ea
9illugtsbapn i @eitinbien.
lnberbanblineer blep cabinet at 81.
tretar Separp. os Senatpr DoolittIs
fra Wisconiin, ipm tilf9loi9pis Or
bolbt fig | europa paa ben 9ip, fl ar
~rortaeret en- Operenstomit meb ben
bunite Resierins ON Salgst at Serns
for en- Gum at $7,5O0,OO0 meb ben
5oritaaelie, at Sernes Snobpssere islp
gpbiienbte Srerproselien.
puitor Or. Saplep, Brett / Der
Strfe, Mr. Setpdrb tt.bsrte / Nuburn.
U. o., blep ienbt iom commissioner
til ct. sbomas furat ie til meb ais
itemnineen, ce ben 9oe Sanuar 1867
fanot en- Splteufitemnin9 Steb mse
fore Seitioelisbsoer os germmisr.
pad Zen 81. Srbn falpt Der insen
bisientewnbe Stemme % pad ct.
Sbomas itemts fun % perfpner imoo
Sernes Operoraselfe til be Sorsmos
Stutsr.
9a Npbeoen berom raaebe 9isben-
hapn, blep Sra,taten eler Sperensr
tpmiten uoen 9etantuine ratificeret
az Nt9soaSen, men pdd ceTlne Stoe
gil bet itte ioa glat. Orr. Summer.
ION bar 6ormano fpr lleenrisstomir
teen, III Sruttaten anbrast / ct
"Yigsonbple," hbor BEN bIsp 9!emt pper
ulere ppiietspGitsnbe Saaer. Den fsia
genbe Iuauft blep Sraitatsn after ta>
get op, os enbnu to 8angs fenere blep
Stocn for bns Ratiftotion uoidt.
men IualGnse Wr. Summer for6len
ION 6prmonb for llhsnrisstomiteea,
III ban IfsiereIien forpurrst, % pm
iioer bier ben oan1ts Reaierins trct
al bet bele oa trail ia tiIbuse.
Slia er Saaens Sprbiitorie. pris
fen sr M S3.240OO0 euer minbre eno
rel balce al S~ipbeIummcn fra 1867.
Oct rr Merineer. at Sonbelen M Ia.
o~ootiences Inuo:l AZ RepraIentant>
buffet Tom at Senatei.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04

107 Rebener. ps 30 bIeD funset. beri>
blonbt 10 OfFeer.r. 120 RifItr bIeD
tastt. 9fIfdnsstaseIfen al foa mango
Snfurstnter FpfOes uDen 9piI 9uIses
mes os General Mac Nrtburs pfo>
fIamatious fpreoenbe Snoflpbelft, fom
bar f~orunleDisst ct antuI Sniurser.
ter til at cpergipe Zig. Der er ingen
9biI ON. at Sniurrefttonsn taber fit
Jobfrfte.
Srfurscnigsusralen aleianbripo,
iom blep forfuIst til Wsount arapat at
en- Stprfe uroer Gensral @rant,
siorbe peb Mibnatstib isuar ct bels
bist Gorfps pau at brpDe siennem Dc
amerifanfe troopers aorbon, iom
bar truffet runbt Sniurgentftprfsn.
General GunFOn bill forftarfs 9enerdl
8rant meO fem 3ompanier at 22be
Acknowledgement.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
Or. Soneral'S
NteMntatilfe Sur

pinber mere ps mere Solfets 5inib, eiteripm
be faar ie ben Nptte be bar Of benne merle
Iise Nebicim. 9ens Beitanbbele er bel al,
pastel forat opnaa ct eoot 8eiuitat. % ben
er en- filler Sur for sammel Rbeuinatisme
iaaiom 8psp9rf. Sciatica, Reuralsi Gam
beo. SsunlDsbeb. $rampe, 2ebhiubeb, 8es
t9noeIie / Wprerne, lissiom ben er en- trai.
tts Blporenier % ct NlibbeI MOB folOe
Ben oip.
Seq bar libt af 8benmatisme | 9 lanse
Gor, fcrirst Here 2eser os ale Iatentme.
bieiner, iom ies bar bsrt ON men til min
Gortpilelie sIoroe be mig insen gptte. @ten
iaa III ri bore ON Sr. @m. Generals Rbeu'
matte Cure, % ri beitilte en- SLATE. "a Ii.
iner %efterat jes bapoe tusst penne Meoicin
par ieg fritz ,slen, ffisnt Iiot iuas. % 8 9a'
ss efter par ies oppe os ajoroe nit grbeice.
Gae Smerter bar forlabt mig.
Seq fan lite notiom prize penne Webicin.
Seq pil altib babe ben i nit SJem; ben er
pGro at anbefale til ale, JON lioer al Jiber'
matisme.
genlisit
Mrs Brita Nnberion,
Cambridge, Winn.
Triien er 81 pr. SLATE, 8 SLATER for So
Gag en- 9reoieoel at 5luifen, ps aisr oee
insen 9ptte, lao ieno ben tilbaee. os 9eres
gense bill bIlpe returueret. Taa ben Wiaa'
be r~eiiferer De ingentins. Sor narmere
Oplpsninser ON Weoicinen ifrip til Gep.
6. Sjsrfqpiit, Cambridge, Minu, % 8eu.
Is. u. Nloen, Nelt 9ulnth. Minn.
Dr.. @ut. General
Cambridge, Minu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
9asarb.iss & sesrst Ar1.is. as.a ooLD DUsr.
Dorretmim9Smotitier.
gi benIeber berueS bore aaieres o,

gi benIeber berueb bore 2eieres Cp.
mrriiombeo paa en- np guerterenbe. neml,9
3. U. Batfins MeoicaI Co., @inpna, @inn.
&c aperterer pau ct onbet Steb | Slabet fin
gasular Stod 5uob. ct Yreparat. Der brr.
ses ! tor lloitrGfnins us meb fort Selo al
mango areaturpporattere / geiten os Hore'
ueiten. Sfienr otsie Soil paa en- Raaoe er
nne for bore 2aiere, er be insenlnnoe
ifienote | @orbpeften, bpor be | lang 5io
bar brepet 5orretnins. 9e pniter sooe
Gsenier. Strip til benz efter nermere Sp'
lpsninger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
IeeDrab % Gmeglt.
Zen 3bie Sanuar 1901.


OS 3. Rubie er ben lite Sanuar
afsaust peo Sspen / fit Siem 8 Mil
@eit for Oecordb at Mopetraft. 3aa
bar fept | Sftre SIiore, 8atoers /
1876 % tOm til @msriia ! 1872. Ser
! 2anoet boeoe ban / Ben fsriis StO i
Wisconlin, men Hptteoe i 1874 til
Dinnefbeit Gpuwtp. Son bIsp astcs
pist til wearit alitab / 1886, 20 Il
buucs ct Barn, en- 9ise, Der osbe, ou
bun par omtrent / 9lar sammsI. 5ans
Suitrn pperlsoer BAN. S~esroOeIier
fpresaar ioue (Sorsbas).
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
g. Wno,,rs : mn ~, fr;n !,

Gar Titolaus sr M ina friit. al
BAN paa Rptaarsbas iuubs mpotaes
Dc biemoeucenb< Sropper fra Sim %
hoIoe @sItomfsaIe til Dem. Gan oil
psros tiI6ase til 81. Petersburg
itoit i Sanuar, fort1llss Der.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
sIepsans.

Teitsn TO Sreoieoele at ale, &c
Sreue, ION beiersss at 8eroenspplt-
fpreninsen. itripes at FAINT ienbss II.
ga leiss at snsslftaIsnbs 5oIi.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04

Sieen Sriser / Spbafrita bssbnosc,
bar lite minor, eno q Spfneere
9iort Striot til at taee patsnt poa ct
ituoiittert pduierFiolb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
ufreoen China.
9aIsbusset for Moroet paa ben
tplfe Miniittr bon &etteler.
Gbina bitaloer Notem.

pefin, lite SON. - Gu Sap. fom
mproeoe ben tplte Miniiter. Baron
BON &eftelsr. blep baIsbusset igaar
paa 9dtamansaten. 9opeDitaoens
melt befrroebe @aoe. 9enrettslIsn
fanet Steb unber tpif Operfpn paa
ben trupleite sib at Dasen. Gn
W9ngbe Nenneiter bar tilitebe. 5nIfc
Trooper hoIpt Sroen. Morberen
maatte fnale pau 9anoer os JsDosr
mir | Gaben. os | benne Sitting
blep ban boIbt | en- balp Time, til &c
tpfte Offeerer. Tom oiIbe ie paa !9sn-
rettelien, tom. Smiplertib ipb Bob
belsn mrb Sparbet / Saanben os
bans asfiitent peb ben bSbsosmtes
Sioe. 9esse bar ifcrt blobiss alas
Der. De banbe netop fungeret peb
otts andre 9enretteIier % bapbe lille
bapt lib til at ftifte al9ber.
Da be tpIte Offieerer ANTON, banbt
gsooelens Isfiitent en- Snor ON
Manbens gals. Saa trat ban /
Snoren os Manbens oaarpiIt og
bans Gals iaa lanst fom mlis
list. Smiblertib fatte 9sboelsn fine
&ne mellem Manbens Sfulberbluos
69nberne paa bans 9opeb. ftis5
faa Spnberens @niist neo Stepet,
tos tit Sparb os afbagssbe bans Soa
psb. 80 Sus maatte til for at file
!Sopebet fra aroppen. 5opebet blep
berpua lat I ct Bur og bGnst ODER
@aben.
Mprberen bar Solbat. Ou gprers
uroliqbeberne brso ub, blep ban itas
tipneret paa Satamansaoen meo Be
til at itpoe enbpsr u~bl9noinN.
Tom ali forbi. Oct bar ben 8efaling,
ban aolsb, ba ban br9bte Baron bon
aetteler.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04

~Du tos mig for 9eneens." uetrso
bun kftis.
Seq iuues lite iaa fat | eem poa an
ben Maaps.- iasos ban rplis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
minnsass,ts srssmf,marfes.

G.arm tiHaias.-160 gcres spot
y Sarmlano / gangbei. 9ope Gu. Yliun.
50 @cres Sielb. 80 Ncres Stos. enoel 5ruets
irRr % enoel plantet Stp9. Barn epot
@aanin9shus. OF spot Iaiture, COB Spiladt.
6rr n9rmere S~plpsnlnger tilltrtp y. 3.
9drleu, 8pr 2. Genion, geInn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
Npten nnberifrepet.

Wv
petin, 3Ots Dec. = 81 Sung Gbdng
% prins Gbins, gbinas to 5reoss
tpmmisIGrer, unpoeretteoe ioag ben
IpanIte Miniiter, Senor Gologan, orr.
at Resierinsen bar gaaet ino pad
Maaternes 5orDrineer | ben inoles
benbe Note. De bah pfn, at be uoens
lanbTfe ReprGientanter itrar piloe
trabe Iammen / Msoe, fordt be funce
unoerHrioe Noten | i'm Ggenffab at
Sronens @epr9fentanter.
De 9insiiite commissioner bar fors
bauiet pper at fua be teiierlige Sns
Itruttioner. Spertsn 81 Sung Chang
eler prins Ching hapoe pentet a:
funbe ppsrtule Suffet / minbre snS ii
Odee.
3siIerens Snitruttirner gaar ub
paa fulpt gifalo at Rotsn men at
Der Ital forIeges at faa be bebit mnlt9s
9etingelier, napnlig meb Senipn III
9esrGnosnins al 2eaatipnspagter %
be Stebsr, bpor be lfaI anbrinses.
apmmisI9rerne er initrueret til at be-
ltr9be iis for 8egranoSnins at Irmes
poItsrne lanss Sernbanelinien I'll iaa
faa Tom milis % enbelig til at dnmooe
Maaterne ON life at poelasse 5prz
terns, men bare ofp9be benz.
81 Suns gbanes Selbrso er frem-
beIes baarlis, % bet er tpiIiomt, ON
ban er iitdnp til at gisre mere enb at
u~nbsr1tripe 8ptumentet og ppergipe
lin Wnnbigbeb til prins Ching. til en-
M 8pmmisi9r Tan uonGprss. Gan
bar fulot pdatleot imorges % bsp
bacret paa en- Stol til prins Gbtn9s
Rsiibens, bppr en- lang Raabilaening
blep bolnt. Yrins Ching inofanot
fla srpdo bos ben Iparite Miniiter %
bab BAN unpsrrette be andre Miniitre
ON, at Snitruttipner bar mootaget Ira
GeiIeren til at unnerTtrie Rpten.
poris, 30te Dec. Sapas Iaens
tur bar mpotaset fslsenpe Telegram
fra petin:
"prins Ching os 81 Sung CHANG
bar meboeIt be ubsnlanpife Miniitre et
ieiierIigt Chit, boori Ssi'eren erfln.
rer, at China bifolber 5GIesnoten, %
bsmpnoissr prins Ching % 81 Sung
Gbana til at unoerbanble % anmpbs
ON Spber af 6isnbtliebsoerne."
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17
COWIeS- MCkibb0n.
Mercantile Co. rich IA Hill
BIGGEST and BEST!

rec and future conditions Of Cuba
will be in the hands Of Cuhaus aud
relations with them will become
purely diplomatic.
Tia pe~ Itimiau Canal treaty
a3oo to be negotiated between Eng.
land and this county viii b. a IL
ual r'awph iu AmoHcsa d'piumscy
England yields 10 iuJcmatuna.
Justice and admit, ire night a. AZ.
aauon, by priority and pre- emi.
acnc OF m.crcsts ipvois,d, 10 bult.
autrrl and J,irud re ~rt.oososr.
&C canal It's believed che prapot
ri ,rsaty viii he ratified with aiac.
uty by the Senate,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17

By it,r voter, Gf hs,s, Caoniv
80 ltam uat R,pruH p lu az
0... a. igoG
AZ IS per maa,h lortSs,ge
man'as tle jai hoard thi amYree
.9 S3o55. Wr me- told W
now g 81 aasis a toe i, M
pc ia Is one of tbe y By,
caused the ,oua,y cpar, 70 cxpfnd
icois ihsa SIo,oso more lat yeat
hon TOE le,y brought la.
There must he a lot o., prisoner
Ia oar .i or thsy ma. 1--we high.
We notice that iae county couf, is.
sued a warrant 20 J =. Thurman
for Sas6.s5 ''lor bogrd for prisons
crs ioT September We under
stand ,hey are allowed So So per
week. That IS a plenty.
The p,csan, administration OF
county affairs is either getting
proud, OF the county coat is easily
hypno,ized In a list of warrant,
We notice SiL55 for stamps and
"Jsnit5r" II the present crowd
ever get into the new court house
they Will have a high salaried JAM.
tor on each floor, and a special one
in the basement. Since when ha'
che county been paving Tor stamps
aud a jantor for the probate court
Willthe Times look the matter az
aud answer.
ltappears that ID. ID. Mccain
gets s45 per month as guard at "a,
aud il does not appear ho~ mucl
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17
WHAT WE ARE WORKING
FOR.


Every good person desires the
best possible social condition. Ev-
cry good citizen desires, by his
vote. to bring about such a eondi-
tion, and casts his vote in favor Of
those men and measures that will
bring about such a result. One
hundred years ago slavery, or in
voluntary seryitpde, existed in ev-
cry nation on the face Of the globe.
When the Declaration OF Indepen-
dence was written slavery existed
in nearly every colony whose dele
gates signed that protest against
tyranny,
II was the Dutch who FIRST sold
slaves 10 what is o The United
States. I was the English who
FIRST liberated the slave aud made
true the expression "when the
slave sets foot on English soil the
shackles fall from his limbs" Ey-
er since the Anglo Saxon began
the work Of liberating slaves and
preaching liberty throughout the
land to all the inhabitants there
Of freedom has been making
rapid strides. so that now there is
not a slave in any civilized coun-
try in the world
Three hundred years ago not
n person 10 ten could read or
write his own name, nor could
they al any time before tina, since
the world began. Now the con-
ditions are reversed and not one
in ten is 50 ignorant that he cant
read Of write his own name.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17
News Notes PROM .he oaPlYal

HH
Quite naturally public aud party
interest center just now m the do
ings and outgiyings Of the new
President. HIS unique personality
and the sudden accidency OF his sue
cession to the office at the very out
set almost of a presidential term
make him a curious study to both
the people and the politicians. De
spite his prompt and precautionary
announcement that he would en-
deavor TO follow as closely at pos
sible the policy of president McKin-
ley the very air about hinf'is satura-
ted with expectations, and even
predictions of new departures and
sensational denouements,
But most Of the expressed fears
and faneies are u~nwarranted. Pres
ident Roosevelt is an earnest, loya.
and patriotic republican. Will,
believing that she serves his party
best who serves his country best
he also believes that the great re.
publican majorities of 1896 an,
1900 emphasize the popular verde
that he viii serve The country be-
who carries into law and admins
tration the great principles of tn.
republican party creed.
His FIST message to Congress, il
the preparation of which be is al
ready engaged, will prove beyon,
eavIl that the above statement EN-
bodies his sense of his responsible
ties to his party and the people. 2
From sources that are authorita
tive it is made sure that in his mes
sage will be found a state paper o
unusual strength and brillianey, ]
will be such an exposition OF th
wisdom, justice and urgency Of re
publican propositions for the securi
ty and be,terment Of the nation a
will challenge admiration and leay
only the most ultra-partisan oppc
nents uneonvinced. He will Tau
the gold redemption policy and III
prosperity that has followed upo
this fxation of the nations finance.
integrity; suggest the possibility {
such a constitutional control of co.
porations by legislation as will NJ
violate the proper rights OF capt..
and yet will prevent such gre.
combinations from defeating Who'll,
some competition, extorting iroI
consumers, or unduly oppressln
labor; will favor advantageous an
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17
Church AHa,rs.

We see by the Globe-D Democrat
that there was a lively tilt At the an
nusl meeting Of the laymen's $3.50
eiadon Of the Rock River confer
enes on October 10, between s. II.
Pys, Of the Book COseern, and
Judge o. II. Horton, president Of
the ASSOCIATION, concerning mem
bership on appointed committees,
Mr.. Pye left the meeting in anger,
Alter this a r~esoluti0n was intro
duced providing that a COMMITTEES
of FIVE be appointed By the chair "a
make inquiry and Investigations foI
the purpose Of advising the mem
bers of the association a. to what
legislation should be recommended
for adoption by the next general
conference which will tend to in
crease thu interest Of the Methodist
public in the book concerns Of the
church and to further develop the
efficiency Of such concerns. The
resolution was referred to a commit.
tee tor . repent.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17

We are glad ONO 81 the Hsyuiep
somewhere are beeining "a taks
sufficient iosersss in our bod con
Germs to looG Aiter shem ! littie.
Why should the Epworth Herald
be not emily self supporting but
bring in a considerable revenue 60
the church with a subscription price
of $t.oo while the Advocates are
said to scarcely pay expenses At
500 per year. Itit is said there
is only one Herald and bali a dozen
Advocates, then why have SO many
Advocates. We think il would be
as well to have one head 70 run
only n Advocate as to have such
political clap-irsp as we have been
seeing recently in the Central We
don't know about the others.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17
alZETE-TTTl

P. X. Wilson, Dave Colyer and
Dave Peeles 9sasdattO be out
for recorder at the Democratic
primaries. W. would admonish
P. X. thHibsgH gefs colyyFsd
before the race is over and that
regular 3SsrsFeis aEsefihim TOO, one
that can peal a peach or strip !
coalpit Yin Equal gfsee. An
then BuNeBiSys 70 be beard tron
She'll have a candidate sure as
daylight.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17

Col. N. A. Wade has been re-
appointed coal oil inspector, is
chairman If the Joe Bowers monu
ment commission and a member OF
the Deaf and Dumb School board
Again we say how nice to be a dem
ocratic editor OF a democratic
county seat. We wonder Bros.
Walters and Wiseman don't turn
green with envy that their county
seal neighbors are carrying off such
lucrative honors while thsy have to
be content with ordinary county pie.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17

When there Is disease OF the delicate
female organism, il is only a question Of
time until the general health becomes
undermined. Nervousness, sleeplcssness,
los Of appetite and sinking sPells'
produce suffering almost iudcscdbahlc.
There be no restoration Of the gem
eral health until the local health Of the
womanly organism Is re-established.
DR.. Herce's Fayorite Prescription
establishes regularity, dries offensive
drains. heals Inflammation and ulceIa-
ton and cures female weakness Il
encourages the appetite, iranquilizes the
serves and induces refreshing sleep.
sVoa would Be surprised n you could have
sees NE When I commenced taking nr riercci
HsAicas aud could see me nos sriirs Afrs.
Dakota. - had 20 appstitf. eas completely
rub down. Have had stomach tralnif Tot Yedrs
and saa ~ nervous 4 could MI sleep w
have spent q i04 Of money apcqfiug. blf fhffe
uas n6t one thing that ! took thaf GA use
any eood. cacfpt Tor = short time ull cum
meneed taking DR. rierce'a Fasoriie rrestrp.
tt0a aud ooidca Medical Dtscogev' ln Mf1f
dsys aher 4 rommcuced taking ht mciiciHgt
could see . change ior tle hcitef, aud Boss fhlf
time ! have steadily been gfttilH tffrr CHn
saik o. ride 10 any place 7 want o. ana it
medicinss I can sleep al nlgit ASH nfFcr al
up tired IN ne nofning can "a anythipg ana
Al dont huu meH
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Ptilets cure 3D.
fousuess and dck headache.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17

hncl nau " ~ eits n WIN AhAt
few was so hedged nFound and en-
trammeled with laws and iechni.
callities that only a small portion
Of the few had the temerity to APP
proach the voting place to vote for
tear that in their ignorance they
would get themselves into trouble.
Now every mas Of lawful age and
sound mind ia this country, and q
majority OF the English speaking
race elsewhere exercise the rights
Of suffrage and thus have = direct
voice in making the laws and
shaping the policy Of the govern
meat under which they live.
The poor mans vote has she
same power as the rich mans bal
lot. The influence Of Angle Saxon
freedom is extending to al other
races so that the conditions Of to-
day is infinitely better than a few
years ago.
The penal coloay Of Van Die
mans land has disappeared, the
slave is a citizen of the United
States. Siberia has ceased to be
a land Of horrors snd the serf is no
longer sold with the land. The
debtor is no longer cent to prison,
the insane to the bedlam or the
ineursbly sick to the pest house.
Now the debtor is provided with a
bankrupt Law, the insane an asy-
lum and the sick a hospital, where
all the comforts OF freedom aud .
good home are furnished without
money and without price. Uni
versities, colleges aud schools,
asylums, hospitals and homes dol
the country over and the peoples
money supports them withou.
stint or gTudge.
What progress we have made
in one hundred years and wha.
may we not expect in the mex
hundred years. You can't pull
the sun to its zenith with speech
or pen nor dispell the darkness o.
night by constantly hHrping abou
the evils that exist. The light o
the sun begins with a dawn ant
reaches its MONDAY brightness b.
gradual steps and the darkness dis
appears with the approach o
dawn. So it seems to be the eter
nal fitness Of things that we ad
vance by slow steps toward IN
realization Of our highest dream
of excellence.
The advancement in the better
ment Of the condition of msnkin,
in the past century has been Won
dertul and beyond the conceptio.
of the man who has made no not
OF history and who looks only a
his own times and surroundings
The nations are steadily marchin
on towards better things and high
er ideals. The poor are beeomin
more comfortable, the commo
people T growing better and tn
rich more charitable. The Ignoi
ant are becoming learned, the edit
Gators are getting wiser and th
learned more liberal.
The state lives 10 the hearts {
its eilizens. The nation rules b
the will Of It's people aud over a
the church sheds its benign inf,
enee, preaching the iatherhood
God and the brotherhood Of mar
When these elements shall haS
accomplished their perfect VOL
then will come the perfect syste.
Of goyernmeu, and the unerur
truths Of eternal justice tempers
with eternal mercy,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-17

!. rsBroaddns. Nom How

S. TSBsoaddus, John Howell,
Ed. Williams and Robt. Braden
are said to be out for the Demo
cratic nomination for county clerk.
Just wait awhile boys until we
hear from other townships and
thenwe will tell you who is more
Iikelyto get there Ell. While you
are looking after your fences re-
member Ed Williams is from But
Ter and that Butler Democrats dc
beat AL to vote and count and vote
again and count some more.