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Beans and Seeds.

Pinks are higher and the market for other
kinds of Beans continues firm. with fair de-
mand for shipment and speculation
BEANS-Bayos. 50 356T2 so; Pea. So; But
ters. So so; small White, 81 S5q3 10; large
White, 81 50d2 30; Pink, 50 90d3 10; Red.
81 50@4 70; Blackeye 81 1902 25 per ctl; Horse
Beans, S2@2 so.
Mustard. $3a3 25; Flax. 81 SO61 90; Canary,
5@5Ae for Eastern; Alfalfa, 14@14Ac; Rape,
1AG2c; Timothy. 696hc; Hemp. 3A q31ac per
lb: MilleI, 3q315c; Broom Corn Seed. $20g2l
DRIED PEAs-Blackeye. 81 25@2 so per ctl.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm No. spring wheat,
9Sc0sf O5: No. s, S9ea$1 O2; No. red, 81 Os1%
al OSM No. ? corn, 53Ac; No. 2 yellow,
54&c: No. ? oats 43h943%c; No. white,
barley 42643c; fair to choice mailing. 4sd5Sc;
No. faxseed 81 12; No. | Northwestern.
81 1SM prime timothy seed. 50 10; mess pork.
per bbl SIG 121a616 %; lard, per 100 lbs,
81 soar s2I5; short ribs sides Qoose). 81 62 y
al 20: short clear sides (hoxed). 81 50d7 15i
whisky. basis of high wines, 81 p; clover,
contract grade S11 Is.
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Provisions.

Chicago advanced. Pork selling up 60c and
Lard and Ribs 15c. Commission houses were
the best buyers, while the packers sold freely
This market continues firm. with local deal
ers talking of advance in Pork products
within few days.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, lie per ID for
heavy, IL &c for light medium, 131ac for light
14c for extra light and 16c for sugar-cured: :
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. 13hc: California
Hams. 121s613c: Mess Beef SIC haa1f nA- hAi.
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hours ending midnight February %:
Northern California Cloudy, unsettled
weather Thursday with showers; cooler; fresh
southerly wind.
Southern California Cloudy, unsettled
weather Thursday; possibly showers; fresh
southwest winds
san Francisco and vicnity-Cloudy, unset
t1e5 1,-ea Their Thursday; probably light show
ers fresh southerly winds.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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The Worlds Exchanges.

The feeling in Wau street was soft yester-
cay Private wires 10 Mitchell. Mulcahy *
90 ot this city reported liquidation increas-
ing and the market dragging. II was another
Gay ~ rumors failures being reported from
lferisn Paris and Vienna. The Berlin failures
~ele said H. number three. including the bank
~ =. trankel a. Co. growing out Of the re-
cent oppression in Russian bonds There were
lolr failures reported az Paris no names being
given. and one az Lyons. These collapses Of
course Impaired a depressed feeling The
Balkan situation was reported improved.
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shipowners Incorporate.

The Shipowners' Association of the
Pacific Coast was incorporated yester-
day. The directors are James Rolph
Jr., G. e. Plummer. II. 2. Howard.
H. E. Pennell, w. G. Tibbetts. g. E.
Billings and w. H MarstOn. The
membership fee in the corporation v
$100.
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Floiv and MiHStufS.

FLoUR-Cahfornia Family Extras. 81 s0a
10. usual terms: Bakers Extras, 81 T0GD6;
Oregon and Washington. jobbing at So s504 25
per bbl.
MILLSTUFFS-Priees in packages are as
follows Graham Flour So 25 per 100 lbs:
Rye Flour. So 25; Rye Meal So Rice Flour
81: Corn Meal SO %; extra cream do. 81; Oat
Groats 81 so; Homny $464 25; Buckwheat
Flour, 81 5064 15 Cracked Wheat So rs; Fa =
rina 81 So Whole Wheat Flour So so; Rolled
oats. bbls 81 25aS 90; in sacks Sc 1905 10:
Pearl Barley. So; Split Peas. boxes. 81: Green
Peas, IS 80 per 100 lbs.
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Wheat and Other Grains


wHEAT-There was no particular change
in the foreign markets. Chicago advanced.
This market showed no noteworthy variation
in futures. but cash grain was held higher.
CASH WHEAT
California Club 81 42h61 471a; California
Club. 81 4214@1 47Iz; Northern Bluestem.
81 528@1 5T1a per ctl
FUTURES
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Open. High. Low. Close
MAJ; May -s1 AZ 4 $l 4a% AZ 81 81 AK
p m. Session.
December Dec =. i6E i6h i t5 i 4e @ y
BARLEY-Was lower owing to the rain,
and trade was dull.
CASH BARLEY
Feed. 81 11h@1 1917 shipping and Brew
ing, 81 1901 20; Chevalier. 81 171aa1 40 for
''i = '"0''' FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
n.csr,n.r % 9psR. sR y High 6a :, LoT CIose
2 p. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May ;;.....sI loA 81 ioA 81 lols 81 1o!s
oATS-The local trade report fair amount
of business at firm quotations.
White 81 2a59a1 81 p; Back, 81 2591 SO:
Red, 81 25G1 32t5 for feed and 81 30Q1 80 for
seed; Gray 81 321@ per ctl.
CORN-There is nothing new to report The
market is quieter but firm
Western sacked, 81 3T15@1 40 for Yellow.
81 SIhgl 40 for White and s. s5 for Mixed;
round do. 81 so; White 81 37h6J1 40 per ctl;
Egyptian. 81 421a for white and 81 80 for
brown.
RYE-$1 30q1 3212 per ctl.
BUCkWHEAT-$l 1892 per ctl
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

The pressure has fallen over nearly the en-
lire western half Of the country during the
r.azf fWenty-four hours
Rain has fallen generally over the central
and northern portion Of California, and the
ram area is slowly spreading southward-
mr.. rivers are rising throughout Northern
California The following river readings are
reporteI. Marysvile. ls.S rising; Red Blun
- rising, Sacramento, 20-p rising lenaha'
u q rising.
. s-nusually warm weather Is reported in the
valley Of the Colorado anc nortnward Over
FraSfe~n California. At Yuma a laXirnum
temperature Of % degrees has occurred
Overcast made Al San FrHrn3-@~ 80 e--.'
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Ne7p York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 24-The market for cot
ton futures opened firm at a decline of 6 points
April. but generally unchanged to I points
higher and closed firm at a net decline Of 100
so points months up to and including Sep
tember. while the latter positions were net to
10 points lower Sales were estimated at 900-
0C0 bales
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Feb 24.-To-days state
rnent Of the treasury balance shows: Availa-
bic cash balance. s224, ,5S2 gold, $1O2, 424.-
769
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

chaneg to-day the butter. market was steady;
crearnerfes i4G2ec daires. 13@d22c Eggs,
easier: 19G22c Cheese, firm; 1Ol%qll 44c.
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Morning Session.

MOrnlng SESSION.
Board
Alaska Packers Association. 1856 so
5000 Spring Val As I'D mtge). 90 so
Street
s., 600 Cal1rornia-st Cable per cent III 90
1900 p OF Arizona C9O0) ........1O5 T5
Afternoon Session.
Board
loo Gas & Electric 3 Co.. 81 so
so F Gas & Electric. ........... 81 80
80, Oo0 Spring Valley s per cent......1OI 81 Y
81, 600 Spring Val As cd mtgel...... 80 %
Street
Is Makawen ...................10 10 90
81, 900 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar SIS % IS
81, goo Oakland Transit Con 6s........119 25
$4,000 F a 5 j v 3 per cent......1tS 25
$4,000 OF 6s 1900, 80. .....I0T 90
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar Silver-26 15-16d per
Money-32G4 per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 3Ss G13 ZIG per cent and for three
months bills 8 7-16 per cent.
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.
Northern Wheat Market.
OREGON.

PORTLAND, Feb. -. - Wheat - Wala
WaIla T7G7Sc; bluesten1 S2c: valley Sic.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA Feb 24.-Wheat - Unchanged; ;
buestem. S3c; club. 7Sc.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

New York Exchange was strong Mexican
ollars were quoted higher. Silver de-
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Heather Report.

020fh Meridisn-Paciic Time)
-rHa foIlou-ing are the seasonal rainfalls 40
date as compared with those of same date last
ees-~- and rsfnfalls in last fWenty-fOur hours:
This
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494,SOO shares

Total sales. .494, 500 shares.
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24-No bond transac-
tions to-day.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
Common-Bid So 10; asked SO S7E. Pre-
ferred-Bid $34; asked, $34 80
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Morning session.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales the san Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday.
NornfnQ
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY Feb 24-2 p. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
BidAsk Bid. Ask.
4s or COUP 1O7 Is or cp new13214 1873 Y.
4s ar reg Be iqr coup. .106 iO6%
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California Stock 6 OHExchange.

10 Frsnch-American sHGis'H Bank .......1o5 90
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AfternOOn Session.
PACIFIC srocK EXCHANGE.
1TNG EXCHANGE.


Following were the sales the San Fran
,co and TonOpah Mining Exchange yesterday;
Morning Session.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10
ROJND ABOUT Us.
Burglars are busy in the Lead Bell

wa as tttN tt't j II ItiS i-~ttAA i'~is'
y local telephone company is being
organized at l'cstUs, with capital Of
$4,000.
a new mining company was organ
lied in st. t'rauCDiS county last week.
to be kn0vu as the SILVER SDrin5 Min
ing Co. Capital stock, so. 600.
John Lands, boy Of fifteen, living
at Elvins, died of cold and hunger one
night iast week. His mother and two
smaller children are destitute.
The strike at the Central Lead Co.
at Fiat River, which has been on since
Dec. u is at an end and arrange ments
are being made 70 !e1une work in the
m,leS at once.
Thomas Mostcller and Irwin shaner
Of St. Francois county, have gone to
Hot Springs, Ark, where they wilt ex-
hibit themselves in a museum. Mos
teller weighs 81 las ana Shanar 5
weight is Go lbs.
One day recently George Miller. a
St. Francois county school teacher.
was fined 3 90 and costs for having
whipped Clarence Estes. one OF his
pupils. Whipping children in schopi
i nc i0iser looked upon - rCCes-
sary adj1ct to The c!r'id'< training.
Last week tiepr@a H"rtin lauded l>
an e.,4 record for December. FROM
one hundred hens he gnt l03o eggs
during he muntA TINS record Wa
beaten by ihe sam h"n- dlriae lne
month Just c'0sei. .jttugry: Ia GOT
from them LIS eas.s lie ~av~ Gna:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10
aA11 - = :@<e,>s,5z2S 8 IA tho S eassto
Wish Pen and Scissors.
Zen ami Scissors

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}. &. Mixers, a farmer, living
twenty MES n'T;',"esS "f 'on'in.
has l"~i c"i9p'":oI Il t;iat o. ~
days, "!j durlnc : :h"' ''hle lie las
not i"Nen bite q food 1T any
time. lie gives NJ reason tor
:"7'irg, eEcrp; th*t ne r'tEnl5 'hal
ms "ii2 wants hI"' - i="ii hef oE
tie .: eat beyond, an' tor fh!S :ca-
son he Is within: to starSa himself
to de:th. Myers i past 90 years
oi age and T." a tine the phfSl-
eianS 'h"'-hf he enutd no, recover,
but they Hera successful IN getting
h'm 80 eat some raw "ggs, "hi*keE
ana MIA, a't1 Il Is no" "e:ieFca lie
VIII get we'll.
On his promise that he would
"hacHt:la " coed man and not read
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

The Republicans in Congress are
dilitnnt to the interests Of Justice,
common sense and party safety in
not taking up the question of ne
gro disfranchisement in the solid
south. The Democrats were not
at all backward in several of the
southern states in taking the ballot
away from the colored Republican
who, left in the exercise of his
franchise, would take several
states of the "Solid South" out of
the Democratic column and make
them reliably Republican. We
do not undertake here to question
all the motives which have led to
the disfranchisement of the negro
in the South. The fact is plain to
US. however, that if the Repubi!-
cans are to be deprived of this ne
1ro vote, the Democrats have no
RIGHT to 1t as basis for their re-
presentation in the electoral col
leqc and in the lower house Of
Congress. Based upon the vote
cast in the states where the negro
prepouderatcs in point of popn'a-
ton the representation of these
.tates is as abnormal as it is solid
~ Democratic. Just why the Re
1nA,icans have hesitated to do their
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10
Sharps and Flats.

IL a talk at at Kansas City eX-
Coy. Stephens has Just stated
that ''for eight years llaWes voted
the Republican ticket aud gave his
money 20 help the Republican can
diia1es. lie was an ardent Me
Kinley man." Possibly the ex-
governor is as much mistaken in
saying that Hawes was a Repubii
can for eight years as Halves is in
declaring Folk to he a Republican
now. Republicans are not clailn-
ing Folk and HaweS as converts,
bat the door Of the party that does
things is swinging open and a
friendly welcome will be extended.
The way 20 reform q corrupt par
ty is 10 turn i; ont and try the OPP
position. In the light of expert
encc. not to say common sense, no
other way is possible. When a
party has long been disposiug of
legislature at the auction block for
| the benefit of baking powder,
schoolbook and other trusts it can
not be trusted to create itself anew,
using, at least in part, the same
old machine.
Ex-Goy. Stephens says he never
scratched a ticket in his life, but it
would he interesting to know it he
will vote 'er straight with Sam
Cook S name on the ticket for an
other term as secretary of state.
The scratching to which Stephens
subjected Cook in the Cardweli in
vestigation suggested a nest Of
wild cats, with every claw in full
action and leaving an indellble
mark. la his latest interview Ste
phens says: The eyes OF the
country are upon ". For the sake
of Democrats and our beloved
state, we must shake of the incu-
bus that has fastened upon us. :
That is Just what the Republicans
ars saying. Won't sam Cook
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

duty IN his matter has neve. b2cn
made c'ea.. The SoH'i.crn Dem2,
c,uts have Shown no caaipuaciioa
in depr,"in4 the i:et''lhI;can party
Of large part II It's "o:in& -.rcn&'h
IN the Sou,!, anI their efforts IL
Ibis: direction ara t. i.o cna'iuHe.j.
They are seriously proposing 10
make the question Of nez10 DIS
franci.isll2:..114r ll2:.1r~e t, n7-TIIonal issue. jH
der these circumstances there i 80
rcason why the RePnblIy;sn= il
Congress aho;slI feel " deljc"or ID
undertaking q daily Tor which every
instinct of justice and ft:rness ap-
poaIs. Reduced to their rightful
representation in the SouIil The
Democrats won!d net seriously
menace tepuhiicans 10 natioHai
politics with Il yoteieSs negro
population,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

Plenty of muddy roads in this local
ity.
Mrs. y. J. Henry is very i'll at pres
ent with tagrippe.
Quite a number Of cases Of smallpox
are reported in this vicinity.
There was considerable excitement
at the home of Robert Coffman on
Monday morning Fire broke oat in
his dwelling and before 1t could be eX-
tinguished the house was almost de-
stroyed.
Mr.. George Duncan Of Palmer was
in Levy Sunday.
Walter Siivey spent q few days at
C0urtois last week.
Mr. Harvey Huitt Of Shirley is seen
in our barG quite often. kLT.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10
SIICIDE lnEt ENTED.

IEe startling announcement that a
preventive Of S.icide las been diSuoy-
cred will interest many. \ run down
system. or dcspondaIcy invariably pre-
cede suicide a'd something has been
found that will prevent that conhj-
ton which makes suicide likely. At
the first thought OF self destruction
take Electric i'itter>. 1t being Il great
tonic and ucryinc will strengthen the
nerves and build un the system. Its
also a great Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney regulator. Oa!y 5O,. SatiSfac-
tion guaranteed by by +. \. Teasdale
Druggist.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10
The St. Ilnnis Rpnnhlic nretci

The st. Louis Republic pretcnds
to believe that Missouri RopubIi
cans talk harmony while they carry
knives up their sleeves for each
other. While it may be true ;hat
the Republicans are often inhar-
monious over their party leaders,
it is just as true that they arc US
ually supporting their national and
state tickets with as much fidelity
as the Missouri Democrats do their
own. As to pie counter fights,
what docs the present division
among Missouri Democrats amount
to but a fight between the onts and
the ins?. The Republic has knit
sing enough Of its own to Keep it
self busy without attending to that
of the Republicans.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

l1o citizens If 3a!'.aay Last week
r";o1 down :, C.;rne ,ie 9. H.
''r"rr.
Tie lae4: '..t!> If Ait4r,unl is
closed, tie ca5i,icr Ice nrl'ord.
is g,&"e, ana - X @2!, ,on3 ef Tie
bank : money.
The grand jury in Grnnjly coun-
~ last week returned fifty iuIic,-
mont1, and. rs usual, gambling aud
The illegal sale Of liquor heas! the
ii-:.
Governor Duckerr on the p
inst. pardoned CAarIes L. Carter Of
Lawrence county fruin TIE reni-
tentiary on the condition that he
would leave the state and never re
tlrn. Carter was under Il zJ-vear
sentence for murder.
4. ". Lawrence. u convic: 10
the Missouri peni;entiary is said 10
have just eIeancl up $4,000 by
speculating III cotton. L is no:
known by thc prison authorities in
what maAne: he conducted MS
deals OF how he GOT Ills informa
lion as to li;e stale of The market.
The story sounds mach like & fairy
tale,
Capt. C,ailo, x. NOEL of Perry
vile left his wife anI daughter
during The latter part Of The civil
war and disappeared. \ few days
AGO he showed up in St. Lonis
where he found his daughter. who
is now a orandmothcr. NccII gave
10 expf1nation of hi, forty years
absence. Years ago biz wife sought
a divorce and Was married again.
She is also living in s.. Louis.
Annie Marks of S. Louis and
Sam Shapiro Of ha:,~as City were
married in the fnr'na" city one ,is,y
Inst week, ane; went through four
ceremonies to make the iio bind
ing. The first ceremony was by
Il Justice Of The peace and later
they went through the Jewish RI
tuaI ceremony in English, Hebrew
and German. IF they should ever
seol. the divorce courts they would
mol necessarily have - he united
IN All these lanmnH ycs.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

Such papers and politicians as
are disposed to ioo': upon The CAN
di,!acy Of VIM. l.. Hearst for the
Democratic nomination for prc-i-
dent a a political alb surdi'y may
iirGihe:n>aivc~,ts rcck koHing without
their bot. II the Bryan sentiment
1o;ninatcs the -. Louis cunyen
tjon Hearst will quickly go to the
iron; - he sayUi.ite Of the cunEen
liun, and the way things are he
ginning to shape themselves it
looks ycrv MUCH like Hearst al
ready. Hearst conceived the idea
several years ago that he would
like t. be President, aud las quiet
" been laying BIZ, IiDc. ever s!ncc
villa ;Ilo object of securing the
Democratic nomination in 1901.
Having inherited several millions
from his father. the late Senator
Hearst o. California. he has start
ed number Of daily papers IN as
masir different localities, and each
paper IS booming It's proprietor
for the Democratic nomination.
Few people, as yet, are familiar
wit the policies Hearst advocates.
His course Of reasoning bias hcor
that if Il campaign in tie interest
Of labor could be iuau1urated it
would be winner, anI therefore
he poses as the friend ii union M
bor. Whether he has bought them
or sccurvI their assistance by
other means, Hearst has uoW many
labor leaders working in his inter
ct. lie prcachcs zocia!istIc doc
trina. bat with the selti,i. notion of
satisfying his own ambition.
Should IIcal'.t lie tine nominee IF
the Democrats, we may look for a
carnraicn similar to tilc oae Of
1896, a grand whooping en- up
among the working class 80 carry
that element of its feet. All
Escarst's ingenuity is now at work
to shape his course 50 tha; he viii
be an acce!,tibIe candidate to both
the Bryanltes and the reorgasizers.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10
charge that Stephens is a Repuhli

charge that Stephens is Repuhli
can? The moment a Missouri
Democrat betrays dissatisfaction
with state boodIcrs some Of bis as
soeiates pop np TO call him a Re
publican. All right; Republican
Missouri" will crown the idea in
November. Let every body be a
Republican this year, and make
snre that the job in Missouri shall
be thoroughly performed. Globe
Democrat.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

Five physicians had Il long and
stubborn fight Wjth an abcess on my
right lang" writes j. f. linghee Of
Dupuut. Ga and gave NE up. Every
body Thought my time had come. As
= lat resort tried Or, Kings New
Discovery for COrsumrtion. TIE
benefit received was striking aud /
was on my feet in L few days. Nov
I've entirely reg2inod my health. 1t
c0Hlt.ess Il! coughs. Colds and Throat
and Lung rcubies. Guaranteed by F.
y. TcasCale. Price SOC, and s1.00.
Trju! bottles free.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

Some of Sam Cooks friends are
advising him not to run for re e!ee-
tionas secretary of state on the
grounds that his candidacy would bo
detrimental to the rest of the state
ticket. They attribute his connec-
tion with a certain ease Of bribery
as having put him in bad odor
with the people, however wei! he
may stand with the machine.
Cook will not retire however, he
has confidence in the potency of
the ring. He will be the nominee
Tor the Office he now holds ii the
ring sways the state convention.
and Doodle record and all he will
be rammed down the throat Of the
Democratic rank aud file whether
it wants him or not. That's what
the ring is organized for.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

Missouri Republicans have plea
ty of good material for Governor.
and the convention cannot 90 far
amiss whether it nominates Wal
bridge, NortOni, Boutwell, or Ben
Russell. All arc capable and ear
nest men and would give Missouri
an honest administration.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

Washington county Republicans
should fight shy of any caHdidat es
this year who go hot foot Ia con
suit with Democrats. Ii j, abnnt
time the Republicans Of the county
were taking their own instead OF
letting it 60 to the opposition.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10
PUTS An END To II ALL.

y gricrous wall Ottimes cQincs as Il
result Of uibearahl" ra;H ironi over
taxed organs. Dizziness, Narkachr.
Live: cninpi;iHt ana Constipation
Ngt thanks n Dr. King New Life
Fills they rUt an end 10 it al They
are. gentle ,pGt th0Tn:l..h. Try ther.
Only pc. Guaranteed hy +. \. Teas,
dale.
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

When Missouri Democrats st
possession of Col. Nose Wetmure's
bequest of $4,000 they will, Of
course, inyea, it in certificates of
indebtedness ess-~------~---
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

Roosevelt will have a wuii<over
at Chicago next June in spite of
all Democratic assertions t. The
contrary. The President, popu
'nrity is Of the kind that stands
fua wash.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

President says things will be
made to hum when work on the
Panama canal gets started. We
notice also that the President has
tendency to keep the Democrats
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

and iinds THAT one kind lays as we'll as
another lie believes the cause of
his phenomenal laying If the hens Is
due to the kind If food given them
Pennington tS-ile!aEd.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1904-02-10

The ringster machine has been
allowed TO run things in Missouri
with all brakes off and it now falls
to the people to put Il tic across
the track to smash the machine.