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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
TYRRELL DENIES WRITING
AN ANTI.F0LK ARTICLE.
Repudiates Story Republicans Have
Circulated In All Parts of the
State In Effort to Injure Him.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Harrisonville, Mo-. Oct. 2.-The Rever-
end Frank G. TyrreH of st. Louis spoke to
a good-sized audience this afternoon at
the Courthouse under the auspices Of the
State Democratic Committee.
His speech was well received and Gre
ated great deal of enthusiasm.
He spoke, in part, as follows:
r,snt S sent oa, By By the sA Repabiican campaign
Folk" It is most most astonishing @ 0 document. I
not only never wrote it. but 1t was written
Folk and the rest of the ticket in Northwest
Missouri, with Lieutenant Governor Rubey.
ish any more Trades sue against % ee FSk % Il To- Would
write nothing for him in the National Rip-saw'
ii,h another. i wired back. stale that We " pdif-
fer. and sign your article He did neither. He
toto and %ishdrew fsom ali eonneciion @ e's with
the Rip-saw. L have denied authorship Of that
sS On ihe the ey ie
ary bureau knows full well. To circulate such
s~pf ss " iS se IL
tise the weakness Of ones cause; and to be-
sss come a puTyeyor Of falseh9od; The local Re.
they are only to blame for being in bad com
pant But II my keD1Silcan bl.: Mn, friends in 81
for this gross Misrepresentation by retracting
It in their next supplement
paign 1 have worked for his nomination and
election. In common with all good people. /
believe in him. He still stands as he did before
he was nominated. four-Square against bribery,
fraud and force: and for honesty, integrity and
the highest political ideals. II a man or a
set OF men OF low. vicious and criminal char
acter support him, they do It OF their own mo
ton and against Mr.. Folks protest, who has
declared repeatedly that he does not want the
support of boodlers: that he would rather go to
defeat without IL, than into office with It. In
view Of the vital principles for which Nj. Folk
stands. his campaign is above party, and the
leading Republican papers Of the nation have
80 declared 1t is hard to be patient with
who Will stoop to subterfuge and malicious mis-
representation in such a battle. Their opposi-
tion Is not only insincere-it put them into al
lance with the boodlers and criminals whom
Mr.. Folk has been and Is prosecuting 1t Is
not the Republican party. but only faction
Of that party, that has nominated its candi-
dates and Is conducting e. campaign against
Folk
What have said of Mr.. Folk applies to the
rest Of the ticket. individually and collectively.
They stand together the Jefferson City plat
form. which rings again with denunciation Of
dishonesty. Each and every one has given Mr..
Folk his personal pledge that he will support
him IN carrying out his policies. Such men.
standingS together on such a platform. cannot
be defeated. in Missouri by any sort Of chica-
merry. After trayerstng nearly every section Of
the State satisfied that the only question
Is as to the size OF the Democratic majority.
whether II Is 20 be 5000 100.0 900. 1t will be
q victory OF law and order and honesty. in
which all good people. without regard to party.
will rejoice.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
RANDOLPH COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Hundreds of Farmers in Moberly
to Hear Hawes, Reed, Cook
and Stone.
APPLAUD MENTION OF FOLK.
Hawes and Reed Spoke 70 Four
teen Hundred Persons in After
noon-Cook and Stone Ad-
dressed Large Crowd
Last Night.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Moberly. No., Oct. 2.--This has been a
great day for Democracy in this part of
the State. This afternoon Harry B.
Hawes Of St. Louis and James A. Reed of
Kansas City spoke in the Opera-house to
1,4o9 people. and tonight Senator Stone
and Sam B. Cook addressed gathering
equally as large.
Mr.. Hawes was compelled to shorten his
speech to reach st. Louis in time to
speak tonight. Both of the speakers
were frequently and literally applauded.
The farmers were out this afternoon,
and tonight the business men and rail-
road employees viii be present and thus
all classes Of voters will be reached. Mr..
Hawes had never spoken here before and
made splendid impression on the people.
John E. Lynch. County Chairman, gave
way to W. A. Rothwell. National Com
mitteeman from Missouri. who presided.
Mr.. Hawes complimented the voters of
this county on the fact that they do not.
draw their inspiration from such metro
politan papers as the Globe Democrat,
but that they think for themselves.
He said the fight now on hand in our
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
JEFFERSON CITY ON THE BOOM.
Cecil w. Thomas Tells of Some of tn
Things the Capital In Doing.

Cecil w. Thomas Tells of Some of the
Things the Capital In Doing.
Cecil W. Thomas Of Jefferson City was
in the city yesterday at the Southern Ho-
tel. He is boosting" Jefferson City by
telling all of his friends that it is the COM
ing town of Central Missouri.
Jefferson City has certainly struck the
right gait at last" he said. THE publish
ers Of the new City Directory state that
we will show population of 1900. 1t may
not be generally known, but the State cap
stal has grown at the rate OF 50 per cent
during the last ten years. These are CEN
sus figures. Probably 1000 has been ex-
pended in building and improvements In
the last twelve months. The city has
paved its streets with BRICK built four
new schoolhouses at an expense Of $4,000.
a new opera-house costing $4,000, hos
pital valued at $4,000. as well as score
Of new factories. business houses and pri-
vate dwellings.
Jefferson City is fast becoming q city.
I think the people Of Missouri: II they
will investigate and watch US. will be sat
isfied with our growth and prosperity
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
BIG FOUR
ONLY LINE TO
New
Landing Passengers ut the Grand Gen.
tral Station. I'D st. and 4th Ave,
In the Heart Of the City.
Ticket Omces, Broadway and Chestnut.
Union Station. Worlds Fair Grou,As'

can to secure good government. After dis
cussing national issues and paying a high
upon discussion of State issues, speaking
for an hour.
He reviewed the history of the Demo-
cratic administration in Missouri. and
departments of the State government un-
der Democratic rule with the admtnistra-
ton OF the same departments under Re-
have been made by Democrats In the tn
terest of the people by a comparison Of
the State government Of Missouri with
those of the Republican States of Iowa,
Illinois and Kansas
He appealed to the people to Investigate
the questions before them and the merits
and achievements of the candidates be-
fore casting their votes
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
TO-NlGHT'S PARADE AND RALLY
WILL BE MONSTER AFFAIRS
Arrangements
pores of the Democratic City and State Tickets Will Be the
Largest in Recent Campagns-Coliseu Audience Will Hear
Littleton Folk Dockery, Hawes and Reed

Democracy will hold forth tonight with
ical demonstration of the year in st.
| Louis.
Preceding the only political gathering to
be held at the Coliseum this year. there
will be the longest political parade of the
| year. The two win show to the voters
Of the State and the city that militant
| Democracy is determined and that St.
| Louis will 90 its duty by casting a large
| majority for the ticket.
The Coliseum meeting will be one of the
most distinguished of the campaign. the
largest to be held in Missouri, not ex-
ceptins tile Bryan demonstration which
was held in the Kansas City Convention
Hall. Thursday night.
Martin W. Littleton, who nominated
Judge Alton s. Parker for the presidency
in the National Convention. which was
held IN the same place in July. will be the
principal orator. Circuit Attorney Folk,
Democracy's nominee for Governor. will
speak. Governor Dockery will make his
first effort Of the campaign in St. Louis.
Harry p. Hawes and james 4. Reed of
Kansas City, both late opponents of MIR.
Folk for the gubernat torial nomination,
will also champion the cause of the city
and State tickets.
Owing to the fact that the number Of
marchers who will participate in the
parade has so far exceeded the original
calculation, Grand Marshal Selkirk has
determined to change the line of march
originally mapped out.
LINE OF MARCH CHANGED.
He declared yesterday that if the orig
inal line was followed. more than one
half of the divisions would be kept stand
ing long after the leading divisions of the
parade had entered the hall. He has
therefore decided upon the following line
of march:
West on Chestnut street from Twelfth street |
to Fourteenth street south on Fourteenth street |
TO Market street, west Market street to |
jefferson avenue. north on Jefferson avenue TO |
Franklin avenue east Franklin avenue to |
Twelfth street, south Twelfth street to Olive |
street. west Olive street to Thirteenth street.
north on Thirteenth street to st. Charles street,
thence TO the north entrance of the Coliseum
The list of vice presidents is Indicative |
of the support which the ticket will re- !
ceive this fall. Included among these hon. |
orary officers of the conventions are the |
following well-known citizens:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
cccKRELL SPEAKS AT VERSAILLES.
Large Audience Gathers to Hear Sc
ufoP Senator.

nf0R Senator.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Versailles. Mo-. Oct Ex-senator F. n.
Cockrell spoke here this afternoon in the
Corcuit Court room to large and atten-
tive audience. He began by saying that it
Is the duty of every citizen to do what he
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
DYER,s SPEECH MADE UP OF JOKE,
st. Louis Republican Fails to Discuss
the Real Issues.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL. -
Fulton. Mo-. Oct. 1.-Colonel d. Pat
Dwyer. Republican, of St Louis. made a
two hours speech in Fulton this after
noon The courtroom was well filled, one
half Of the white persons being Demo-
Gratis. Mr.. Dwyer was inclined to be
funny and his speech was enjoyed by all
present
1t was the most stupendous joke ever
sprung on 4 Fulton audience. He gave
a great deal of Democratic history, told
conlical jokes and made several jovial
attacks on Attorney L W. B0ulwafe,
who was seated near him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
Montgomery Committee Meets.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Litchfeld. Ill, Oct. 8.-The Demo-
cratic. Central Committee Of Montgomery
County held its meeting here to-day at
the Litchfield Hotel Matters pertaining
to the fight for the last week before the
election were considered.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
Foster Speaks at Beecher city.
REPuRIIc sPEcAL

Altamont. ILL.,. Oct IA. Democratic
rally was held at Beecher City tonight.
Doctor Foster candidate for Congress,
was the orator Of the evening. Foster dis.
cussed both State and national issues.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29

Srand Narsnal Ben j. Selkfrk has COM
pleted the list Of his appointments. Colin
Selph will be the aid to the grand mar
shall. Horace Rumsey will be the assist
ant grand marshal in charge of the sec
nut street Harry F. Hodnett will be the
| assistant grand marshal in charge Of the
section south Of Chestnut street
The divisions are as follows:
Four. W. Il Hausehulte, marshal
Second-wards Five. Six, Seven and
Eight c. ]. Nordmeyer. marshal
a1, Third-Wards yards, Nine Nine Ten Eleven and
Fourth-Wards Thirteen. Fourteen. Fiji
teen. Henry G. Rolfes. marshal.
Fffth.Wards Sixteen. Seventeen, Eight
cen. Nineteen and Twenty. John J.
sixth-Wards Twen<y-one,. Twenty-Five.
Twenty-three and Twenty-four. Emmett
Bentley. marshal.
seventh-Wards Twenty-Five, Twenty
six, Twenty-seven and Twenty-eight.
Doctor John H. Simon. marshal.
Eishth-Negro division. w. H. Fields.
marshal
The parade will form at o'clock at
Twelfth and Chestnut streets. and there
abouts under the direction of the differ
ent ward committeeman.
The following sergeants-at-arms have
sERGEANTs-AT-ARMs AND ASSISTANTS
pSyer. SspA W. Il Mesr, Andrew Sheridan. Rob-
Quain. Jerry McGrath, Aug: Preisterbach: Con
Marcrander; Isaac conEan; Peter Walsh; Peter
hon. Walter F. Burke, George o'Rourke.
Doctor Fargo. Ben Dieckmann. Joseph Dieck-
Hardnacke. Hy. Striker, c. H. Wienkc, Charles
Jarabeck. Tony Workman, p. C. Lindsay. Louis
Reppette. Thomas pwyer. c. I. Patterson. j.
p McEnany, Ben Savanac. B. Noonan Ben
Heel. William H Kane, John Cavs-
naugh. William Fitzgerald Robert W. Ayers.
Elmer Ferguson. Thomas l. Stroup. John Col
Inns. Dorsey Anderson. @. N. Geist. r. D. Bier
man, a; B. Alexander. Harry Alexander. Will
lam Kelly. George L Dueker. John Wiseman,
Joseph Dorovan. Thomas Owens. William Ca
Helms Henry Sconeld.. Henry G. Thien. John
Il: Walsh George Friday. N. J. Power. John
Mccain. Glenn Nordmeyer. Christ Won der Abe,
Thomas killcullen: Michael Mulvihill. John An
derson. Thomas Flynn. John Dolan, Edward s.
Butler. John McAulifr. A. II. Rinkel. James
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
L E<<%<<<<><<><><<I . . .
D FACTS AND FIGURES
OF TO-NIGHT's MEETING.


q OF TO-NIGHT'S MEETING.
. Line of march of the parade:
q West on Chestnut from Twelfth .
. TO Fourteenth, south to Market,
. west to Jefferson, north to Frank ,
. lin, east to Twelfth. south to Olive, /.
. west to Thirteenth, north to ST. .
. Charles. thence to north entrance I
. OF the Coliseum.
. Eight grand divisions with about I
. 10.CG0 marchers. Ten thousand small 4
= flags, $500 red fires. 1,5e5 large I
. flags, 500 horns. ten brass bands. 4
D twenty drum corps. 400 Transparent 4
. cies, seventy-five marshals and 4
. aids. twenty-eisht silk ward BAN I
8 ners will be used.
. Coliseum meeting will begin at 4
3 $3.50. Speeches will be made by 4
9 Martin ". Littieton of Brooklyn, 4
Governor Dockery, Circuit Attor- 4
ney Folk, Harry B. Halves and 4
. james a. Reed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
SMALL AUDIENCE FOR REPUBLICANs
Ohio Candidates Speak to 100 Pernons
at New Madrid. :.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Madrid, Mo-. Oct 2s.-w. T. Tyn-
dali. Republican candidate for Congress:
Herbert Hadley, candidate for Attorney
General. and z L. Lampson. former Lieu
tenant Governor OF Ohio, spoke here last
night,
whom were negroes, and about seventy
five Democrats composed the crowd. y,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29

ing for the night meeting in the Coliseum
at st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
New BeIcher Hotel.

Fireproof. Sulpho. Saline, tub Turkish
baths day and night. Fourth and Lucas
avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29

H. C. Bell Speaks at Ramsey.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL. .ss-sG -
Ramsey. ILL.,, Oct 2s-H. C. Bell, a Dem
ocratic speaker, made an address here
yesterday afternoon which was, wen re-
cefved. His attack upon Rooseve1tisms told
for Democracy. = >,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-29
Greatest Event of Worid,. Fair.

GreateNt Event OF WOfidy0 F01F.
Tickets for the greatest event Of the
Worlds Far period-head-on collision at
the Delmar Race Track at o'clock-aro
now on sale at the Chicago and Alton of
flee, Sixth and Olive. Thousands win Wit.
ness it. rain or shine. Perfect safety for
the public guaranteed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

Il nave shot mine arrow Ger the
house and hurt my brother This is a
text that should be studied by those
stalwarts who threaten to vote for
either Cook or the democrat nominee for
governor. A vote ior La Toilette Oceans
a vote for Roosevelt republicanism. A
vote for either Cook or democratic
nominee. whoever he may he mans
reputation Of platform pledges and an
arrow shot at principle necessary to
the welfare Of the masses. The repuh-
lican party in Wisconsin that has been
in power in ne state the past four years
has won t. .ight to rule because Of its
advocacy of principles best suited to
the common people Strike down these
principles and the republican party in
this state win walk in tears. cropping
its way along the downward slope Of
years Westhy Times
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22
IMPORTANT TAX DECISION.

The state supreme court in recent
decision determined that notes, mort.
cages and other similar evidence of
wealth are property that the legislature
has power to prescribe the manner Of
their taxation and that there is no in
fringement on the federal constitution
in the present Wisconsin laws, either
through lack of uniformity of taxation,
double taxation of the denial of equal
protection of the law TO any property or
class of property, The test case came
from the city of Merrill, r. G. Kingsley
bringing suit to recover back s374.s'2,
which he had paid under protest on ac-
count of assessment ON certain notes,
mortgages and other evidence of wealth.
He maintained that the statute Under
which the tax was assessed and collect
ed was unconstitutional and void. The
opinion of the supreme court vas writ
ten by Chief Justice Cassidy. The opin-
ion goes into some length of argument
showing that the notes and mortgages
In question were property within the
meaning of the statute and that they
were properly assessed and taxed. The
claim had been made that in the statute
the debts from solvent creditors were
taxed and the debts of insolvent credl-
tors were not rsxed, and that this inclu-
sion and exclusion of different classes or
kinds Of property constituted non.uni.
form taxation and therefore, violated
the constitution Tine court holds that
this provision of the constitution is
not violated in the statute in dispute
adding IF the statute is inVelid on the
ground suggested. then we Rave never
had valid statute on this subject in
this state.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22
AWPuLIY POPULlSTfC

Hese,s something that Wisconsin stall.
warts, lead by the Milwaukee Sentinel
and other corporation owned and con
trol,ed sheets scattered about the state
win view with alarm" when they
learn of the high.hauded scheme at
tempted ia the state of Nebraska. This
sor. of abuse Of the business interests
is pronounced populistie by the purchas-
ed press of Wisconsin
LINCOLN, Neb, June Is The state
board of equalization, composed Of thu
governor and four other state officers
voted to increase the assessment on rail.
roads of the state from SCI. 900. 600 to
$47, 600, 600
ii that don't cause bolt in the party
conventions Of Nebraska it will be be.
cause they have no Babeocks. spoouers
and Phsters in that state.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22
Greatest of All
Blood Medicines,

Or. Colwells Egyptian Blood Purifier and
Tonic cures scrofula. skin eTUrtlons, plmples
salt Fheum, cryslpeIas. botls, tumors, letter
sores, ulcers, liberation of the stomach and
bowels, female weaknesses, dyspepsia, debility,
dropSy, syphilis IN allits forms, and all diseases
arising from hereditary faint or impoverished
condition OF the blood
Il WAS sick for ever three months with
malarai treated by the best physicians, / was
getting worse until / secured bottle of DIT.
ColWeil's Magic Egyptian Blood Purifier and
Tonic. In five days / was able to return to my
work" w. II. Robins, Supt. Jackson Cushion
Spring Co. 2i7 S. Bowen ST., Jackson. Mich.
hF Colwen's Egyptian Blood Purifier and
Tonic Is guaranteed to give satisfaction or the
purchase price viii be refunded. 1t is for sale
at Sl.o0 Il 2Jttie by
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22
cLARIFIcArloa OF REPUBLICANS PARTY.

CLARtFlGATI0n OF REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
The present struggle going on in the
Republican party of Wisconsin, will
prove of great service TO future progress
and standing of the state. It fs time
of Qualification. What destruction of
false and shallow regulations what a
showing mp to the public gaze Of the
selfish and dishonest purposes of many
so-called leaders, what demonstration
of the venal character Of editors, who
have sold their birthright of profession
al honor for q ness Of pot.age what a
disclosure of the snbserviencY of trusted
political leaders to the corrupt behests
of railroads and other selfish corpora
tions, proving that all these years they
had lived life of prostitution, barter.
ing the confidence of the people for
their own private enrichment
Ii ia fortunate thing for the future
Of the state tina this upheavaI has come.
Many of the leaders in both the republi-
can and democratic parties, have been
forced ont into the open and there they
stand with the marks of their shame
written all over them
To such base uses. has stalwartism
come at last Let all honest men take
renewed courage in the cause OF the
people. 1T plnst needs that these Of
lenses come, but woe INTO them by
whom they come. Former Governor
Hoard in Jefferson County Union
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22
First publica lion June Is. 1893
pR0RAIE NOTICE.

Notice Of hppl cation for final settlement.
VERNON COUNTY COURT-lN PROBATE
State Of Wisconsin County OF YeFnon-ss.
In the matter of the estate OF Isaac
q. Peasiee deceased.
on reading and filing the application OF
George II. peaslee administrator vi Gn Will an
neXed OF the estate Of Isaac G. Peas lee deceased,
representing among other things that he has
fully administered the said estate, and pray
ing that time and place be fixed for exami q :
in z and allowing his account of his admins
tratiou, and that the residue OF the said estate
beassigned to such persons as are by Law en-
titled to the same;
1T is Ordered, That said application be
heard before this court. ut special term Their
Of to be held at she probate office, in the city
Of Viroqua, on the 5th day OF July A. d. 1904,
at TO O'Clock A. NJ.
1t is lrther Ordered. THAI notice OF said
application and hearing be given to all per-
sons int rested by publication OF copy of
this order for three successive weeks in the
Vernon county Censor, newspaper printed
In said county, before the day fixed for said
hearing. BY the Court
d. O. MAHoEEY, COUNTY Iudg,.
Dated this 3fd day Of June. A. D.. 1904.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

Our republican neighbors over in
jackson county held their convention q
week ago and placed full county ticket
in the field, with w. s. Braddock at the
head for member Of the assembly. Dur
ing the last session OF the legislature
Mr.. Braddock was one OF the 6rmeat
supporters of republican platform prom
ises in the lower house. His steadfast-
ness to party promises and votes cast in
favor of the peoples cause, have been
rewarded by denomination. Another
thing jackson county republicans did in
convention was to boldly proclaim their
purpose to stand firmly by the state
ticket headed by Governor La Toilette,
and denounced the boilers from the reg
ular republican state convention.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

Tie snarl in which the republicans of
Wisconsin find themselves will make
many converts to the plan of direci
nominations at the primaries. 1t elimi-
mates conventions, contesting delega-
tions, and other sources of unending pc
litical troubles. Chicago Tribune
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

The railroad companies are doing
much for temperance by refusing en-
ployment to drinkers, They know that
sobriety is the tie that binds man to
his duty, and they need ties in their
perilous and responsible business.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

A Madison Stalwart paper refers to
the regular republicans Of the state as
those cheap fellows meaning the
farmers and industrial vcters who are
not boilers and not able to buy news
papers. s. Cheap fellows, will doubtless
be one of the common by.words of the
fellows employed by the corporations to
go ont and stump against the regular
republican ticket in the approaching
campaign.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

The richest people in the world are
said to be the Usage Indians Of Okla
homa. Their ownings in cash and lands
gives every man, woman and child IN
the tribe snug little sum of about ST.
500. It's not snch bad thing to be an
Indian, after all
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

Good, loyal citizens of Vernon county,
how would you like to be tried, politi-
cally or at law, by such a jury7 And
who is the party that tempered with
the jury? j w Babcock your MEM
Der of congress, the man who managed
the corporation bolt from the republican
state convention