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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-25
Z Wsshlngtonu.

ProH aaayfh6Iam, r--- P,fsfaraf ao.
kdsaI rpm ri sfdfsAfpi 4 stga
Hi,opan< p,afi. - p,oaej bossmhd
o O,egona. --Noe< poilopnf fe1ly.
Minuleho tgdne yydsl nejy, ssl
soud rozhodnuu obledne pfipuste.
nj anareist6 do teto zemk. Stalo
Sc TO pffpsdu anarehis.y Tur
nera . Angie. NejyysM soud We
SVEN fozhodnuti prayi, ze Turner
sam nezspiral, BE Jest anarehistou
q proto Ne jest rozhodnuti nizbfho
soudu ma vyIoueenl Turnera zako.
mite q potyrzeoe. Ne konci syebo
rozhodnutl soud dodsli "Ncsmi
SC nam rozumstj, jsko byebom
zueuznaysli velikon dhlezitost
sVobody slova iisku, aneb ebteli
vykladsti plane obmezoyanf duebs
svobody, jenz jest sam sobs ne.
pfemozitelnym, aybak Y tomto
pfipadn nejedna SC 0 tyto ytci,
Tax dlouho pokud potrysjf lidske
vlady, nemhze SC jim popfrs,i
pravo sebczachoyanf, o tcmz SC
tomto pffpadu pravt jedna. ?
NAsledkem protestu washing
toDsk6 unis hudebnikn proti pfi-
jfmanl mist orkestrn jednoho
diyadla od Glenn badcbnl kapeiy
namofnlho sboru, nsfidil pres.
Roosevelt, ze zadny Glen feeen6
hubby aesmi pFevziti mfsto po
eiyilistoyi, pro spory dslsicks
propustenem. Unic pfedlozils
pFipad presidentoyi, tvrdle, ze
tlenoy6 propusteni jenom Q toho
dhVodu, ze nechtsli pfijmou,i
nish nez upioye mzdy.
Die vbeho ylada yystoupi co
nejdfiye proti uhelntmu uustu
spoletnosti zcIeznisnteh a doloy.
nieh Presidents bylo oznamsno,
ze sc nalezlo dosti dhkazn prot
spoleenostem president pry ma
fldil, sby Sc zsyedlo proti MIN
soudni Hzeni zskony protitrn
stoVni ably byly upIstntny.
komissf gen. pozemkoyh Ola
dovny pfiprsvil prasidla pro ma
stavaiicf pfodej sasn Grand Roude
indizosk6 rsseryace v Oregonus
celkem tato Cast md 40. 600
skrh rozloby ualcza Sc zapad
MIN Oregonu, IS al 40 mil cd
paeihek6bo pobfezL Cast tefo
reservsce jest zaIesasna q zbytek
Jest rolnieka pnds. celek ma 8
doststek yody. Tsio pdda ma
Jyti prodAna v Oregon City po.
zemkoye dFsdovns q zzpeSetspe
nsbldky na ni budou sc tam pFid.
matt, potlnaje T.. srpnem o 9. hod.
rano a pfijimanf jieh skoneeno
bude dne .. srpna o II. bod. dop.
Phda bude prodana v ezstich po
100 skrech. Ma kszdoO tuto Cast
nusf byti podans zvlsStnf nsbfdka
h teto musi byti pfilozen ban
sou stvrzeny eek, yystsyeny ns
,ekretafe ynitra a obnzbejfcf 40
procent nsbidnute ceny. Kszdg
supec mnze podati nsbidky ns
skekoli mnozstyi esstf. ale Ike
tszdt takove nsbfdce musf byh
,Filozen take eek jsko zzIobs, ze
lsbidka Jest poctiy6 mintna.
ladpz tecbto nsbfdek nesmi
oyti nizsi nezIi si.zs "a skr .
!zdnz nabfdks nebude pFiista,
,akli "a celek nebude nsbldnuto
,ejmene saS,so sneb vice. Po !,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-25
VaIka Ruska 5 taDOnsksn.

pdiSia< mn ~ ob,afL -- ZaboHfk,
st,aty ma m0H iBa ,osji =. Ra
roH ss5faDSA - Il Pei,0htaan.
PoJisdsf sp,dpy be,i0I
Tento tYden mozno nszyst Ger
nym iydnem pro zsponsko. Ma
mofi otrpsli zsponci dosud ID
nejttzN zratu v ttto yalce . take
ns sonBi ~ yaletne stesu obratilo
prot MIN a oni utrpeli nhkolik
menbieh, avssk eitelnYch porAzsk,
jcdns . Dich zp6sobila Gpln6 IA.
sisyeaf poeboda srmady geoerals
kurokibo pfoti postsyeni kasny
. Lisoysngu.
q nebitsU, ktert stihlo Zaponce
na mof, podays rasky podadmi
raj Vieey nasledujiei 6fsdni zpra.
VI;
"ffi nspiaieIskt biteynl lode .
hi kiizaci objeyily sc ma obzoru .
rama dne IS. kyktoa. Pohyby jieh
byiy stfezeny y Lisotilsnn q
Zls.ebo pshorku Jak &c zdalo,
lode 90 hotoyiIy utyofifi biteynf
linii, tom pod tfetf lodi spozoro
van byl yybueb. Biteyoi Io6 nahle
zsstsyils, pfeyratiis se k zsdu q
potsla kiessti, zahslens jsoue We
mrsky pary.
Dya kfizaci We X nj ryehls pH.
blizily ze ZIatebo psborku bylo
spozoroyaoo, ze spusiiIy sye tlu.
NY klessjlei IoS poiednou opst
80 yzpilmils q zdalo 80, ze ygbpcb
nemtl TAX yazn6 nasledky, lax Sc
zprvG otekayslo.
v u same minute Iina biteyni
Iof Sc tfemi kominy pfiblizils Sc
tu scene ygbuehu q zroyns pod
jejl kylem yybuchla podmofska
mios, ktera msls tyttz 1tlnky jako
biteyni lodi petropsyloysk. Lod
v minute Sc potopila. TfetI lod
biteyni se ns 10 vzdaiils, ion lebii
lode nepfatel zdstsIy ns mfsts ne.
sttsn.
Vyslsl sem 10 torpedo, ably
podnikly 5tok ns nepfitele, pakli
by se 4 tomu naskytls ybodna
pfflsti,ost . kTizak Novik yyrsziI |
pffssayn, sby, bude.Ii toho po.
tfebs, torptdiee jich dfoku pod.
poroysl, syssk nepfztelske lode
zsbaIiIy taibu 10 ysech svgeb hz
kgeh del ns nssc torpedice q tyfo
Sc nayrstily DO pFlstsyu bee ztra
ty. Pobkozena biteynl Io6 ma 10
zmizela obzora, naslsdoyans
jsoue kFizzky. Mezitim dosisyils
ss noe, yitf ssslliI . mote Sc rozvl.
milo.
y rama dne 10. kystna > nepFa.
islske torpedlee se pfibIizily h mi.
stu. kds Sc ygbuchy udaly. vysIsl
Jsem proti MIN kfizak Novik a
ony ryehle zmizely.
Lo6, ktera sc potopils zaIiyu
Kerr o DsInybo, byls pstrnk kH. I
TAX, soude die komfn0, JET vytni.
vail . mole pIi odliyu. Die zpray
ze bfebu, nj atpFztelsk6 Iodice
sbrzniei yystoupeni pepIftele ns
bfeh. byly nssim Iebkym dtlostFe.
Iectyem poskozeny.'
o teto kstastrofk stibnuysi Ia.
ponske lodssyo podasz admiral
Togo tuto zprzyeg
"DIs zprzyy podsdmirzIa Deny.
iva zsponske kiizzky Kassgs . 10.
sino srsziIy Dc v mIze u Port
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-25

Arthur dne IS. kvttna. KFizaL
Jobino sc potopil az jeho mnkstya
bylo zsehrzneno pouze 90 osob,
oststnich zIo Sc uiopiio.
Teboz dne narazils biteynf lod
Hatsese ma rnskou minu q potopi-
Ia SC. 4 jeji posadky utopiIo sc
44i mu16.
Hatsuse cbranils yylodoyanI
yojska q yrsziIa do miny We VIDA.
leoosG 10 uzln ns jiboyyehod cd
yjczdu do pFfstayu Ihned yolala
znamsnim pomoc ay tom yrazi.
Ia do dmhe miny "a pol hodiny
Sc potopils. 900 muzd . jeff po
sadky bylo zachfantno uasimi tor
phdieeni."
Josino byl kfizak snosnosti A..
rSo tun se stroll $4,000 koh.
sk4cb silach. Staysn byl Anglii
ayr rs9z spustbn byl us yodu
Dtlks jeho byls $50 stop, ponor
mel 46H stopy mad yodni tarou
byi ~ stop. vyzbroj jeho sesta.
val 40 ,tyF g paleovyeh, osmi ~
pale. q dyseeti ; Iibernieh del. -
MAJ roury ns yypsloyani torpid.
krysba jeho byIa zhotoyens . oce
loyyeh desek m palce siloych .
dsla ehrsnsoa vszmi Posadka
jebo sestavsls 20 800 muz6,
Hstsnse byla biteyni LODI o
$1,000 .un snosnosti nejnovkjsfho
modelu byls teprye 1900 do.
botoyens Anglii Bys 400 stop
dloaha, stroje jeji msiy 70. 800
kohskyeh sil. Pokryts byls dplnt
oeeloygmi psneiH. ygzbroj jeff
ssstayaia ze etyf "a paIcoygch,
I4-6 pale. . 2o-n libernieh
del, dale q osmi del tfiIibernieh a
ciyf m libernich. Mkls styFi
torpedoye roury a fyehlosp jeff
obnasels 1914 uzln, Posadks
JET titals 64i muzh. Ponkysdz
bylo zaehrantno jenom 900 muzn
2 biteyni lodi q . kfizaku pouze
90, tu Sc utopilo v eelku 65f Ia
poDc6 ttebto dyou kslasrofach.
KHAN, sfaziyd Sc . potopenou
Josinou, byI oyssm take znstns
pofouehsn
Miny polozeny byly "a noel '
osseb misieeb, kde zsponsk6 lodi
obykeins pied Port Anhufem sc
,bIeyoysIy, ruskgmi torpedieemi
Ma sousi zsssdiIi kozaci znst
1ou rann pryemu kfidla armady |
yenerals Karokiho. Rama ia mu.
'els bgt tszkou, nebof zsstavils
'azem eely poehod zspoaske ar
nAdy a tsto Sc poesIa opeyhovsti
Fengbsnugtengu.
o tomto dspechu ruskyeh zbra.
II podaya geo. Kuropstkin tuto
Iuebou dfednl zprzyu;
"Oddslenf kozakd napadlo dne
-. kyklns seyerns cd Fenghusng
.engu pfednl oddsleni Zsponen.
3itya zspoesls rzno a trysla al do
feti bodiny odpoledne.
Zaponci byli 1spssus yytisknuti
q etyf posic a teprve pronasledo
,sni jich bylo zsstsyeno d Ds.
isntsi, tfinzet mil seyernt cd
'engbusngeenga. Maize ztra,y OBJ
izsely b kozakd porsnsngeh, diva
TONE zsbity ss konf pofsnsno.
v ceIem ddolf Tfanboks neni
topy po nepfIteli.
Sksdrona zsponske jizdy, kterz
,pustils Kiaudinssn doe ~. kyst-
"a byla odrazeus jednou nssich
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-25
PboA,ad

sk v Petrohrsde bylo ozname.
no, zbsyen byl general Zszulit
yeliielske dfube sibifsk6 dIvise
vojska a nastnpcem jebo jmcnoyan
general lsjtnsnt brabe Keller.
Gen. Zazulie neupadl v nemiIost',
nebof 50 nznaya, 10 81 pfi odraze.
nj 1tokh zaponske pEcsily ma Fece
Isla sss.esns potinsi odyoianl
jeho stalo 90 = ohledh zdrayotnich,
kdyk byl On sam 10 pozadsi.
knsko Vi pfedsevzalo y6su val
ku Zsponskem tfebs diva roxy
. bndeIi toho zapotFebi, posle ma
daIekd bojists tfebs 10000 mu.
10. by zsponci smeteni byii do
mofe.
Valeen6 nsdAenf Ruska bylo roc.
niccno obrstem btesn vaIetneho Y
Msndzurskn q vheobeenk Sc vols,
ably byIo poslano ma ygehod vice
yojska. vzlekns 1Fsdoyns podAls
plan mobiIisoyati yeskeron zzlohn
ruskou Kozkaz X mobilisoyznf
zaloby petrohrsdskebo distrikiu
bude vydan nejblizsich dnecb.
PHprsvy k yyprayenf bsliieke-
no lodstya pro yaleenou sluzbu ns
dslekem ygebode byly uspiseny.
Lodstyo popluje nejsplse We dyou
skupinaeh a dyema rozlitnymi ce.
stsmi, ale misto, kde Sc eskzdry
setksji, nenf znzmo.
Ruskg kFizzk orel, ktery sc ps.
Iezsl v lodsuiei v Kroobtatu, kde
byI yyzbrojoyzn deIy, nzsledkem
neopstrnosti Sc poiopil. Kdosi
nechaI jeho zzklopy oteyFeny. ts-
mito vnikIa vods do kFitzku a tfhs
jeff ho potopiIa. yoda byls Wy
eerpzna a kfizzk nebyI poskozen.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-25

obhlidek u Ssoga, dyanact mil cd
kisudisanu Zsponsk6 pechota
y sfle 1900 muz1 pokroSils X sa
licsipudze, kterou jsme opustili
i6. kyftna." +"
Male z,raty ruske Sc dali Wy.
systiiti tim, 10 kozaci pod ycIenfm
generala Reniyeukampts udefili
nahle ns nepfiprsvene Zsponce,
ktefi vlakani byIi do pssG ii pr
ebajfcc, nemeIi cas- ns obraou
Druba porakka stihla Zsponee
u Port Arthur General StesscI
podniknul vypad 2 obIczenh pew
nosti a odraziI zsponce, sposobiy
jim ztratu pies 1000 mnvgeh a
ranSnYch.
'fcnto vYpsd sonyisel . pFljez.
dem ylaku yezo1ciho stfciivo a
jine politely zsponei vrszili
mezi vlak q StesseIovo oddeIenf,
0 jeboz blizkosti nentli All pooe.
a. v tom wax Rusove ma ne Wy.
rszIli a porszili je, zahnayse je ns
dtek. Wax pax doprsven do Port
Arthur.
o srazce seycrnb cd Kinesu,
kde Zsponci vyIodiIi sve yojsko
ma poloosuov Liaojsn, sdslujc
gen. Stessel, ze na iii rnske plnky
bylo 1toteno dytns diyisemi Ia.
ponskymi (ao,ooo muzd) SC etyfmi
bsteriemi delostfeleetvs. Rusove
ztrasili phi toto zrszce 100 rsne.
ngch a mrtyyeh mezi mini d1ssoj.
uias a bfigadni general Nsdeiin
byI Iehce zranen zapousko ztra.
~ nelsou znamy, ale mnseiy bgt
znstny. Postup zaponco ke Kin.
eau byl zsstsven. =
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
TELEGRAM
Raised SheOI in Co INVENTION.

Mr.. Parker's telegram after
his nomination was as follows:
Hon W. r. SuEEuAN,
Hotel Jefferson, st. Louis
regard the gold standard
as firmly and irrevoCably es-
tablished and shall act accord
ingly if the action of the con-
vention today shall be ratified
by the people. AS the platform
is silent on the subject, my
views should be made known to
the Convention, and if it is
provednto be unsatisfactory to
the majority, l request you to
decline the nomination tor IRE,
so that another may be NOM
mated before adjournment.
A. B. PARKER.
But in spite of that telegram
which was a declaration for the
gold standard, the Convention,
by a vote of IA to 1914, wired
Mr.. Parker: The gold question
is not an issue, therefore it mat
tiers not what your views on the
subject may be,
Mr.. Bryan made the fight of
his life, or as he put it: Il have
my opinions; l made suggestions
Not all of them were received.
! would like 20 have seen the
Kansas City platform re-affirm-
ed. 1 am notssashamed of that
platform. l believe in it now,
as believed In itlwhen l was
running upon it; then 1 was
your candidate, but the people
in the Democratic party did not
agree with me and their will is
supreme. Il came to get them
1.-THE Democrats) as good plat
form as / could. 1 came to help
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
A Tumble.

Charlie Rotger, an exper t
harness maker, who a few years
since while on a high Lonesome,
laid down on the depot plat
form at the Katy and lost his
right foot, came near losing his
head at the Main street cross.
ing Tuesday. He blew into this
city a few days ago aud tanked'
up and was ordered to leave
town, so he attempted to hop
a freight, slipped aud fell. The
train ran over and crushed his
crutch and came near getting
his head.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Next Tuesday the Democrats
OF Missouri will n eet at Jeffer-
son City to nominate a state
ticket. Mr.. Folk has enough
instructed votes to nominate
him as the candidate for Gov
ernor For months the St.
Louis World has printed dam
aging and libelous statements
about the honor and integrity
OF Mr.. Folk and be has not vet
done anything to prove that
they are not true. He owes it
to the party that is about to
nom mate him as its state stan
'dard bearer to prove his inno-
cence and if he is not guilty as
charged by the World he should
have the editor of that paper
put behind the bars. The man
who deliberately makes such
charges as the World has made
a gainst Mr.. Folk, unless they
be true, is guilty of a greater
crime than is the boodler and
should be punished. Why does
not Mr.. Folk clear himself of
the charges?
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

The convention at St. Louis
was no cut and dried affair as
was the Republican convention
at Chicago No man could die
tate the action at ST Louis
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
Good, Better. Best.

The city has decided to put a
first class Perkins gasoline en-
CINE at the Mineral well. That
sol YES the problem of Monroe
being a summer resort. All
hail to the city Dads for taking
that action.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

aNote how different is the &C.
won of Bryan from that of the
srlevelandites. When defeated
y the majority at Chicago
cleveland and his followers be-
etme assistant Republicans.
Afyau when defeated at st.
f,onis said in substance: "Be
riue to your convictions, insert
a gold plank if you wish and I
nil support the ticket"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

! Unless the proc uction of gold
greatly decreases soon the cry
,or the characterization Of gold
will be heard in the land. The
b oney power desires as little
honey as possible and for that
,eason demanded tie dcmOneti-
,ation Of SILVER. Since 1896
here have been great discover
les OF gold and it has become
bore plentiful and has in part
He'd the place OF silver. The
decreased gold production and
be consequent increase Of stan
lard money has proved that
.ne Democrats were right in
ls96 and IN 1900. At this time
,,he supply Of gold is such that
pere is no great demand for
liver and consequently Domoc-
Atcy does not make it an issue,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Bryan will yet be president,
will be elected as a Democrat
and will 60 down in history as
being the greatest president of
the United States.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

dSam B. Cook and Albert o.
tllen are qualified in every re-
SECT for the positions to which
isey ask TO be reelected and
&c people have spoken for
sem.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

No delegate to the state con
veUtion at Jefferson City should
either secretly or openly, break
his instructions.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Rev. @. Henderson of Bridge
water, Mass, and his mother,
Mrs. @. A. Henderson of Holli-
day are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Henderson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Bryan, though defeated at
the St. Louis convention, is a
greater man than the men who
defeated him.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Hon. Robert Meriwether has
added a consultation room to
office.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

No Democrat must sulk this
year.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Do not assist in electing a
Republican
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Frank Vaughn of near Florida
was a business visitor in the
city yesterday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

You can make money by buying your
children's school clothing and shoes for
Fall and Winter at the Rogers Sale.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

William jennings Bryan, of
United States, is the great
tt man in America today.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Save rs per cent by buying your silk
dress now at Rogers Big Sale.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
County Meeting.

Democrats of Monroe county
called to meet at Paris in inter
ests of candidate for Circuit
Judge.
We, the Democratic Citizeus'
Committee, of Monroe Town
ship, having charge locally Of
the interests of Hon. John @.
Peirsol as a candidate for cir
cult Judge; respectfully request
all persons in Monroe County
interested in his candidacy to
meet with us in the Circuit
Court room at Paris, Missouri,
at 2 p. m. on Saturday, the 10th
day of July, 1904, to take such
action as may be thought nee
essary and best to honorably
secure his nomination.
S. M, Brown,
Chas. p. mccarthy,
r. H. Hagar,
Com. j. j. Brown,
John A. Yates,
John Sherman,
j. H. McClintic.
A. Caldwell of Shelbina at
tended the funeral of his sister.
Mrs. Sarah Barr. I
Why, of course, j. L. S. Hick-
man of Hannibal spent Sunday
in this city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Why moi buy your suit now and save
from So TO SIS at Rogers Great Sale.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

DIR. w. B. A. McNutt went to
Quincy yesterday to attend Mrs.
Katherine Lear home. Mrs.
Lear's friends will be glad to
learn that she is able to be
among them once more.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
Go TO the Rogers Sale, it will pay you.

We have many bargains to of
fer you in shoes. Come today.
Shoe Store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Straw Hats al almost your own price
nj Rogers Big Sale.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

II Twill pay you to buy your Fall and
Winter goods now at Rogers Big Sale.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Lou Boone, Ely's merchant
and all-a-rouud good feIlor
was a business visitor in III
city Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
announcements
Democratic Primary
August 9th, 1904.

For Representative
- r,,,,,-,rDa,
Of Paris.
~ ,,.,,..,
WA. NJ. METEET
of Paris
THOS. J. YATES
of Monroe
A. c. DEANER
Of Jackson Township
JAMES " ALJ.tI'
W "' nav
NO. h--r--pr
JEFF. T. NOEL
81 Madison
JAM - y. W iLHo>s
JOHN l.. HANGER
FOR Treasurer
'''>'', - r,,,,i ''''D"
IA,,rc Z pr-pTON-
of Marion Township.
j. FRANK CROW,
OF JEFFERSON township.
CHARLES r.. CRUTCUEH
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Elmer Shyrack made a bust
n ess trip to Palmyra yesterday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Over the fence and out, is the
end of the A. NJ Earle saloon
venture in this city. The fur
nitue and fixtures have been
Grated for shipment.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Now is a good time 10 buy that blacl
W col or silk dress while they are selling
so cheap at the Rogers Sale.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

A. Caldwell of Shelbina at
tended the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Sarah Barr.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Mrs. Angie Saffrans of Pal
myra has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. B. G.. Moss.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

get as good a candidate as I
could, and l hope he will draw
tn factions together"
William Jennings Bryan aud
Da vid Bennett Hill, after the
p latform was accepted by the
convention, said: 1T was a COM
pr omise platform, one with
which l am pleased"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Why, of course, j. T. S. Hick-
man of Hannibal spent Sunday
in this city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Pants Vandiver, who was
b uried from sight at the st.
} oseph and Joplin conventions,
is said to be out in a letter
warning Folk delegates 10 come
early to the Jefferson City con-
vention and to report to head
q uarters at once upon arrival.
The gentleman has yet to learn
hat Democrats, when serving
delegates, take their instruc-
tions from their constituents
nd not from a would.be boss.
The less of Vandiver there is in
the state convention the better
for the party.-Sedalia Demo
crat.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-24

There was a curious attempt at har- mony at Tucson yesterday. There was, it is true, an endorsement of MT. Hearst which, by the way, we were informed was the only question before the democratic party of the territory, but those who assisted in bringing the endorsement about were most inglor- iously disposed of in favor of men who had endeavored to prevent endorse ment. What is the reward of the Hon. Eugene Brady O'NeiH? What of the Hon. Thomas E. Parish? These gen. tlemen having for eleven hours devoted themselves to making Arizona sure for Hearst were put aside in the twelfth for the Hon. Ben M. Crawford, a recognized anti-Hearst man? Is this the way to cultivate an esprit de corps? Are the wounds of the con quered to be salved by the blood of the victors?
Arizona republican., 1904-05-24
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:. ; This t@b8e does not include some seaeaege@s districts in Ohio and Maine,
 ebEeh, according to party usage in
 those states, have acted in advance of the state conventions. As there are
Arizona republican., 1904-05-24

some differences in the newspaper reports concerning the action in those | districts it is perhaps better to omit them until after the state conventions have been held and the complexion of the entire delegation, in each case, determined. So far as claims go. the net result in those districts seems to be about stand off as between Hearst and Parker.
 Should the final test of strength be between Parker and Hearst, as many people believe it will be, and as is certainly not unlikely, there can be no question but the very great majority of the votes now in the "uninstructed" column would be cast for Ju6ge Parker. That is also true of the Olney and Wall votes. Hearst might have a majority in the Kansas, Oregon and Washington delegations which, as- suming the unit rule to govern those delegations, would give him a total of thirty y-eight of the uninstructed dele gates. But Judge Parker would, under S0OAA SOAANANAOAAS, SCl liAS iSSl OL lllOSS votes-that is, POP. The totals, assum- ing a division of the vote to date be- tween these two candidates, would be: Parker ................... .324 aearSl -............... .12l
 South Carolina and Wisconsin may ze lined up as offsetting California, where Hearst instructions were adopted after hard struggle and by a very close margin. It is difficult to see how, in the light of their narrow escape, the Hearst managers can figure any very great victory in that California result, since it was generally assumed their candidate would have a walkover in the state of his large interests. Co., incident with this Californian ac- ton, there came advices from Illinois which seem to indicate a falling off in the Hearst strength there where Car ter Harrison and some of MT. Hearst's other opponents have been conceding things to him. However, it is not safe to count on that state one way or an- other until the convention acts-so many are the wheels within wheels, l and of such variety are the conflicting local interests.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-24

The toper naturally feel out of spir- its after he has finished the bottle.- Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-24

The Japanese are not making raDid progress toward the northeast Man. churian frontier, but they are evident ly making certain progress in the ac- quirement of the Russian language; they are even grasping some of the idioms the most elusive part of a for eign language, as every one knows who has tried to learn one. Admiral Togo has taken quite naturally to the use of the expression, q regret to report. '' etc. so frequently employed by Alex jeff in the earlier stages of the war.