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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-06
MISUSE or GOVERNMENT.

The Republican leaders seem deter
mined, by fair means or foul, to blind
the eyes OF the people to the evils
which How from the protective system,
The Springfield, MASS. Republican
of recent date shows how the treasury
bureau OF statistics Is being used TO
further this end The Republican
says;
1T Is very well known In newspaper
offices, II not elsewhere, that the
treasury bureau OF statistics is being
used by the present chief, in the most
unblushing manner, TO promote the
high tariff propaganda, An trade
figures calculated to show that the
tariff Is working as Theory would
have 1t work are promptly spread out
In specially prepared articles and
mailed TO the press for publication on
specified day. All other statistics
are carefully kept In the background
unnotlced. These government specials
to the newspapers arc not eNcelled by
anything the American Protective
Tariff League Is doing. This bureau
OF statistics has now been transferred
10 the new department of commerce
and labor, and the report comes from
Washington that Secretary CortelyOu
Intends to stop the practice, -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-06
DECElVlNG THE PEOPLE.
The Republican Leaders Take Dif-
fcrcnt Views OF Trust Control

The Republican Leaders Take Dif-
fcrcnt Views OF Trust Control.
The Republican leaders should get
together and agree on information they
impnrt 10 the voters. President Roose-
welt, In what was doubtless carefully
considered speech on the tariff and
trust issues, told us that the sherman
law was inadequate and n constltu-
tlonNl amendment was essential to con
troll the trusts. The Ohio Republican
platform says, Combinations for the
monopoly of trade and kindred unlaw-
full purposes are directly amcnnblc to
penalties provided by Republican lcgis-
latlOn," meaning, OF course that the
sherman law is ample TO control the
trusts. Which of these statements are
we to believe that of the president or
Senator HANNAH Neither do the same
authorities agree on the tariff rs uf-
fccting the trusts, for the president
said that the tariff had no connection
with the trusts, while the ohio plat
form, after declaring as above quoted
on the control of monopolics, further
RHys, mo worthy interest Is Imperfect,
but whatever will work public harm ia
restrained, and that without resort to
the Democratic plan of destroying nll
American Industries through tariff re-
vision or otherwise"
cor otherwise" Is good Ii allows the
Republican brethren hole to crawl
into when the Democratic plan of tariff
revision has relieved the people from
trust cNtOrtion, which Is now permitted
by the protection the tariff gives them.
II would also seem that Senator
Hanna has changed his mind about
trusts, Tor II WAS not long ago that he
was vocilcrouslN declaring from every
stump he mounted that there were no
trusts, ana now he admits that there
are combinations for the monopoly OF
trade" This being all things to nll
men and each leader putting his own
construction on the important issues
may fool some of the people all tho
time but II surely cannot fool all the
people all the time,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-06
Required OF NONRESIDENT
Students

4. /. Cary, state superintendent
circular relating to chapter 320, laws
of 1908, which amends chapter lsS
previously in force. 1t treats on the
encouragement of attendance upon
free high schools by residents Of the
towns and Villages having no FREQ
high schools and sets forth the fol-
lowing explanation: This chapter as
amended requires that certain docu-
ments shall be flied with the board
of education of the free high school
district before persons residing out
side OF said district may be permitted
TO attend. Section = reads as follows
"WhenoNer persons, not residing in
any tree high school district and
having completed the course of study
in the school district IN which hp re-
sides or one equivalent thereto N
enter any free high school, tho FREQ
high school board Of that district
shall he entitled and is hereby au-
thorlzod to charge tuition fee for
such pupils not 70 exceed fifty cents
per week, On or before the first day
of July in each year, the secretary of
the free high school board shall
make a sworn statement To the clerk
Of the city, town ,r village, from
which any person may have been
admitted to said free high school
Said statement shall set forth the
residence, name, age, aud day OF en-
trance 60 such school and number of
months attendance during the pro-
ceding school year Of each person SO
admitted from such city, town or
village Section 3 reads ms
follows: THE usual diploma issued
by any school or school district or,
gnni2ed under the laws Of the state
shall be sufficient evidence Of the
completion OF the course Of study
SIS A duplicate Of such diploma Of
a copy thereof duly certified rs such
by any Of the persons signing III,
original shall be delivered upon re-.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-06
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

Heno M. Host, commissioner of in.
suranco, has redcrcd decision which
Is of great interest to policy holders
of life Insurance companies, The
commissioner holds that the nccuml.
lated surplus Of these companies must
be divided among policy holders al
least once in five years. A large part
of tho decision Is printed on another
page Of this paper.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-06
POPE Plus X.

Cardinal Sarto was on Tuesday
August 4, elected successor Of Leo
Kill, and now reigns at the vatican
and over the Roman Catholic world rs
Plus X. A report OF the proceedings
of the college OF cardinals is given
elsewhere in this paper. Plus X. en-
age OF GS years. The cable dispatches
from Rome say that when he pro-
nounced his first bcncdiction at st.
PETERS his voice rang out with splcn-
did resonance, and In everyday, he
showed beyond n doubt that she has
dignity and personality In keeping
with the best traditions associated
with the famous prontif8 who for
centuries have ruled the vatican"
The years Of the reign Of his prede-
cessor, Leo XIII, have been marked
by progress and increased liberality
Of thought in the Christian world. 1t
should be the dcvout wish Of every
one that such progress may continue
until all who profess and call them
selves Christians shall hold the faith
in the bonds Of peace and in right
eousness Of life. In this spirit,
Protestant and Catholic, alike, can
extend greetings to his holiness, Plus
X with the hope that his prontiIlcate
may be as successful, and the close OF
his life as calm and peaceful, MS that
Of his Immediate predecessor, Leo
NIII
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-06

RocuRLLf, GA, Jan. 30, 1909.
Black Draught stock and Poultry
Medicine IL the best evertried, Our
stock was looking bad when You sent
me the medicine and now they are
getting 81 fine. They are looking 20
per cent better.
4. L. BRoCEINGr0N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
r E Q / P E S
LppKUcHnN, (By Requsst.)

" HAVE the following recipe from my grandmother;
'"rwo of New Orleans baking moasses; ! CUP OF
thk m cup Of hFeyp swear cup lard teaspoon
rub together augar end lard add milk and moasses
-four until thle that yov can adG no With
and bake in moderate oven TO have them light mix
little -four as possible IN the dough When rolling out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
EGG SOUP.

YNoUF into saucepan pint of milk, scant harpInt
r. Of water, butter the size Of an egg salt pepper and
onionuice Heat until boiling hot let It stand
where WI keep hot ana drop six eggs
lated but sun carefully i them Platter
have Pour the hot the toast
d place an on each slice Of toast Serve all very hot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
FRIED TOMATO SOUP. Contributed,

UT quart of ripe raw tomatoes into quarters remov
Ing the Roll in plenty OF -four fry brown In
hot butter When brown both sides add TO taste
ander season With salt pepper onion-c and tte sugar.
return the fire bring to boil add pinch OF and
into the tureen. N 1921
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
ITEMS .l1ZEI11S ON VI
WI CHILD PROBLEM


lyl svo ideas prevalent In America with regard to-
ohild-bearng and embarrassing has met with a3s
hearty response. It is my purpose TO publish in &
odays issue symposium Of few Of the many letters
OF fraught with solemn import to US as nation
yet temperate expression Of the opinion Of
Intelligent retired businessman. $8
havo the contrbutions to your department stg-
solved Itself in my mind Into 4 question between
near and tho long view You are Just m your reply 20
quIryDoes the investment pay? IS taking the Ger.
antles OF SUFFERING toll socude as well as the partial
deaths STILL growth TO eviltaking AZ
this is the venture OF moherhood
Justified? me- 2a8s a5 III
One shrnks from degrading pen consideration
unwortfy-a consideration which would be scorned
in respect to ventures in the commercial world.
re tho paternal maternal Instincts the
ourselves. best Influence the claims us Of ths
humantyto put tho balance and to be- weighed with
personal convenience, ease and the pleasures OK
i've are bound recognize the suggestions Of your cor
sad n the oss o. her
Thorn which would deter ono from the
gains The ~ pan nfs Of
which wrecked his business The Kansas farmers
or By aopper
covenant between the earth and the ee-
but tho and Of Industry
thrift permanently locked 5z43 , ~ ,
ns ss ss ot
horizon heart old There homes the doors
Of which fly open father the most honored
Of his childhood and make him young
His is and he Is In the irons
have boen spared to sustain his
Is hackneyed storybpt the mother
Of tho Gracchi in her genera ton.;
Yesl you 1t to that-the Investment paysl
Is the least Of the rewards p r A''''sss$5sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
/1O1IlNENT FOR
THE HOUSEWIFE

~ Il7E $z7COOLTI AAl
HOPE YOU viii pardon the intrusion for being mani
can hardly considered housewife, But inc .ex
Of some OF the letters upon the Household Economy
subject seems su,clcn excuse interfering in other
folks putting oar IN al a ~ t nope ua
y
begin am husband and od ae o a nc healthy girls
old We also number Of dGgs ees
ss's a iss , sss
4o o % o q Saod sd on
plain. substantial Of tho best quality yt -
boys sit down at table and dish
afraid the effect would aaeo syq
81 81 KS
Dt days Ng oar Articles
se 0 5
sss' y
Wo DO eoisideraSe Of outside and
r5a p o 81 5Sss %5r not
ssss E $Ss,;ss
s1as es y e goo 9 or ye
p the nnyn ht the ms4ss
g D
%s5Si S 70 sTs1 as ss
@ Ss e
ssas sssss ga; +
aoi we buy
sss unse
n r ss p Tie @ In
s Seghn 81
sss g Pe e
@ s asaa
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a1sE % 70 bs me aord
s ,ons 3op Rs ss ous
s
S
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e esods paRsfE
nb It S city p sond
e. is ss
esna E
ss
:lG 1hS9s
@ sss
expenses"
the The I'll sss
me-
5 Ct
! sss ssas
was tho swll barrel Ihose are perecuy
and why There's three barrels Of them
in tho cellar Tain worth gurrers While to be caTryn
those few back!"3 55 y. -. IN.
It is a representative anecdote and sadly true.
X Moral-No 1: Buy by wholesale when You can
MoraNo q done this take care OF the stores your
paragraph sacrificed to the tyranny Of
az the writer's Opinion he who does out four
ta peanuts and liver 58
- WRITE to ask you any sisters could tell
how to silk waist presentabe that Is worn under
aayws as ander stout
waists 70 In that before they soiled and
cannot throw them away mend them as neatly as
mt feel at case In them Now II could sug
gest soma way trimming that would hide the Woud
trouble DAILY READER READER
NY ingenuity conure up style Of trimming that
can bo Carried front to back close under the
nacenot patchso neatly that It will not be percepttble
or feet away the have been pressed But re-
the members OF our fa'nl!y Clrce
- rAy11 cleaned black simple way told by
out of cold water towels two pecs OF white cotton
cloth Law the being careful to pick out the pat
Cover the other and iron Win very not on
The dirt viii the under piece ana the lace VIII 20
my landiay says she moved into house tsSs haG
Paris Green into very and dipping
brush it. partition AS she dld So the DYES YES
dropped the She then Wasse S Inc no. more
care the hands Into the We
- - n D - @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
NO H..
writes after fifteen years Of married life:

fifteen of married life:
NDIR the conditions stated by IL r. r. she should
never have herself stray into such field Of false
~ IDEAS simply will of the Almighty her dear
little ones were taken easy to reading
between the lines her statement
she is laoring under dea false herself
Who states dearly loves her
the lame excuse that because she had lost
before again. This to place her only
one position, namely, she Is putting SELF before duty
deny her statement regarding men
wishing the and respons bty of our chit
there such cases. but II such We're
carefully investigated you would find that the fault ls not
altogether the MANS "A true fully appreciates the re.
sponsiby enters that sphere with his mind made
love- for his companion in all and through all
arise to shadow their pathway
both mated will always find
concerned for his child the Their ana
that he will assist all he can to console her ana
notice example first meeting tonlght walk to,
morrow evening, the day following and-well1
suppose divorce next week. Worsea continual
dog and cat life ever af ter
conditions what we expect OF the one
brought this world and amid such
couple marry purely for the selfish companonship
each other and the object OF having good tme Any
to do er duty when nature calls - mol
wien tho drcly lonely days OF old age upon
them they Will cry out with the awful longing of huns
all her trials and IN rearing those
little nrngs who, by their love and kind attention.
sn'ootn 0ue ''e tousA p''Vs = Mcc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

Our courteous consulting chemist makes himself responsive
APPEND pen his signature in sui I wish
TT ow any good true look at motherhood
n an Investment Is not comprehensive TO- me- TO
refuse bear their husbands must have
cst probably Catholic priest have been ~
with fashionable clientele long enough TO despse from {he
n y n are bs asay 81
stance would exist II land u IN reyerent spr
the mother Of Jesus had been such
commerciallzed counterfeit womans soul before and
mo and the rest of the readers. !, (, I'D 8,.,
y take It that we live IN period or mental unrest Win
not sufficiently established be conyentonay available
those unable to decide fo themsses on s%eh esnda
immortal Das ewg welblehe applied to this
rakrg this lack o. mental e9ubrinm into
the Fl sd 5 s o hass q nssa
marry they not willing 70 assume the burdens
ne i not quite b Ssar As In sS,p
penalty ending " this sort OF TINS II ds
ordered nervous system certain DANGEROUS pahooslca
81 5 pFsmH sa q ha Il
ence IN Idle luxuy was 50 IN Greece IN lmpsflal
s the ankss strain IN
enrasthenla and grayer troubles For ths
mills the gqds Grind slaY but sure and we reap TIA
In divorces suicides and suffering Cullen sabe7 The French
government has been forced 70 deal Win this mater ~
IN Certain way nut more her
thing but hollow wh,eh be nHrshassd by
TtS Who Yin ss s mse 81 @ y
thing calls PLAIN Language y this horrible eyi NJ
cssHbes sss American Press WF'tera' AssOal.atoa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

distinguished Business College drives straight
to the pont and wastes nota World 5s3a
= PRESUME my Will plain
publication But in request for what men
y think H. T. Ps letter In answer IA Warning to-
American Mothers permit IT the husband
wife Thank God that my children
Influence OF their.
motierI No wonder who have pa termed
evenings at the club What man
would not? She husband feels tho
knows what hl.
doubtless has often wished that she might be SAFELY
housed with her children 4lEs 1854 Is 8f8Isg
There are many such women-tp1 many nEobaby-yst
fashioned girls and young mothers to whom Home. Sweet
Home, womanhood Heaven earth
'"Woman-mo Their Woman--wife. B#35s3.
The dearest names that language knows;
Thy breast with holy motives rife.
s6Gs with affection CLOVIS a
go 1850 80 e 7S n - 80 M C. sWs5@5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

- -, 49, +yron,, ~ .na 20 ,oya
the who does out four Lol
'nrs week to martetmoney deserves to be fed
upon and liver
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

- HAVE cleaned lace in simple way told by
\ friend who learned 1t from a French laundress WI ring
out Of towels two pecs Of white e., cotton
being careful TO PICK out ne pat
the other and iron WIN very not MI 0n a.
The dirt show the under piece ana 'e uce "A ~
stffened slightly. s -, ~, !, ,o,,sa +t,t had
bed bugs in It. THEY In wooden partition she Puf
green and dipping q long
brush In It. Washed the partition AS she did So the bugs
dropped floor She then washed the noor witn h me
carpet She saw no more puss'
Care must taken put the hands Into the wateE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-25
Pavinu Resolution.

Be it Resolved by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the City of Wichita:
That whereas, petition signed by the
residents of the. City of Wichita. Kan
sas, who own more than SO per cent Of
the front feet abutting on the alley here
matter named TO be improved, has been
filed and submitted to this council ask
ing that the alley running parallel with
and being between First street and Doug
las avenue, in said City of Wichita, b.
paved with cobblestone or vitrifed brick,
from the west side of Water street to the
east side of Wichita street which said
petition has by the mayor and councilmen
been found regular and sufficient, and
by them ordered spread upon the journal;
Therefore, it is hereby declared neces-
sary TO pave the alley running parallel
with and being between First street and
Douglas avenue, in said City of Wichita.
from the west side of Water street to
the east side of Wichita street, so as to
make the roadway of said alley twenty
cor feet wide; said alley TO be paved with
cobblestone or vitrified brick according to
plans and specifications to be furnished
by the city engineer and approved by
this council, at a cost not to exceed one
and eighty-five hundredths 61.s5) dollars
per square yard: and the city engineer
is hereby instructed to prepare and sub
NIT plans in accordance herewith. and
the city cerk is instructed to make pro-
per publication hereof.
The above resolution was passed at
regular meeting of the city council, held
August Il, 1903.
J. L LELAND, City Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-25
Troop M. 18th Cavalry, Manila,
Philippine Islands

Sends the following appreciatiye ties.
timonial to the virtues Of Cuticura for
distressing skin troubles peculiar to
that country
"I wish to speak Of the merits Of
Caticura Soap. In the frst place 1t has
no equal. have been using it for some
time and / ind 1t to be an excellent
remedy for all skin troubles. / have
been using other well known soaps, but
can truly say, they are not in 1t with
the Cuticura. This country Is the
place to test the merits of Cuticurs as
one is troubled with all kinds Of skin
troubles"
Millions Of the worlds best people
use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuticura
Ointment, for preserving, purifying
and identifying the skin, for cleansing
the scalp of crusts, scales and dandruf,
and the stopping Of falling hair, for
softening, whitening and soothing red,
rough and sore hands, for baby rashes,
itchipgs and cha6ngs, In the form Of
baths for annoying irritations and in
Examinations, or too free or offensive
perspiration, in the form of washes for
Lucrative weaknesses, and many sana-
tive, antiseptic purposes which readily
suggest themselves to women, espe-
cially mothers, as we'll as for all the
purposes Of the toilet, bath and nur-
sery.
C.aeurs R.nediss ere sold tArs.sAoui The vor,d.
Cutcors Rssoavent, Sc On form Of ChScsIats Coated
rs 2sc Pss vial efeo) Ointment &c., ecap Sc Dspo,s,
London, ~ ChaFtsxhesss Sci Parss, Hue q l. rsixt
Boston. iSf Columbus Ave. fssss Drug cksn- Corp,
- sssd for ca The Great skin Bs>h.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-25
Published August 3. 1903.


An Ordinance Appointing Appraisers to
Appraise the Real Estate Liable for spe-
cial Assessment for the Paving OF Doug
las Avenue from the West End az the
Asphalt Pavement on Said Douglas Ave
nue. 10 the East End OF the Iron Bridge
over the Arkansas River. and from the
West End Of Said Bridge 10 Seneca
Street
Be II Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
ciInen Of the city Of wichita:
Section : That j. Il Stewart Chss
Schxendinger and Il 4 Richards. three
disinterested resident free holders % the
city Of wichita. are hereby appointed ap-
praisers to appraise the real estate herein
specifically described. liable for special as
sessment for the paving OF Douglas Ave
nue. from the wes, end OF the asphalt
pavement on said Douglas avenue % the
east end OF the iron bridge over the Ar
kznssS river and from the west md OF
said bridge 70 said Seneca street az n
wichita. sedgwick county. Ksnsss- to-vIt.
LIST OF TRACTS OF LAND ASsESsA-
BILE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT or
DOUGLAS AVENUE
No. u Commencing AZ the so1fhess,
mans addition. thence north 81 feet 20
center % alley plated slong TIE north
Ilne OF said lot 4 thence east a feet
thence south 5ol feet 20 north siss Ok
Douglas avenue. thence ives, g feet 20 BE-
ginning. being a portion 81 wichita street.
IN WATERWAYS addition. vacated 81 the
City.
No - ccnras-ctpg az the northeast
corner OF lot 4 DopEiss agenoe. Water
mas addition. west 10 feet north Is feet
east sc feet south y feet - beginning
Being a portion % ADORE mentioned alley
vacated 81 TIE city.
No. 3 co1azsnefns a. The northwest
corner of lot DouKiss syerue. water
mans addition. thence east II feet ziong
TIE north Isze II said lot 20 po.zt II
feet west Of the 1orth-zs. ccrrer % <sid
LOT 4 theacs posza = fee; is<zes vess "A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-25
CATTLE RATE CASE.
Ii Will Come Before the Commission
ers tomorrow.

Topeka Kan, Aug. 24.-Ihe cattle rate
case set for hearing before the state
board of railroad commissioners next
Wednesday will be bitterly fought. Cat
tlemen claim that the new rates on cat
tie shipments to go into effect on Sep
TENDER l are an increase of from 10 to 20
per cent over present rates. They claim
the new rates will do great injury to the
cattle industry, which has had some
pretty hard knocks in other directions
during the past year, and if allowed to
stand will pauperize many cattlemen. The
railroads claim that the new schedule Is
an equalization of rates. anu that wher-
ever rates have been raised it was neces-
sary on account OF the increased
operating railroads. The roads also take
the position that it is an interstate CUES
ton, and that the Kansas board has no
Jurisdiction. The cattlemen have employ
ed several well-known lawyers to rep
resent them at the hearing, and all the
railroads will have their Legal representa-
tiyes present.