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y he sal, ' ,., by germ that digs
y sapplne KY, in.o lltlle white Aakes nnd
10 roo, Ssr ,as vitality Of the hair AT
Nurse, onsli, falling hair, and. OF
We're have ~. madness, For years
.ins ana IN sooi all kinds Of hair stim.
~ there 49, ,a,p lonics on the market.
% dandpTy NEE, ueen no permanent cure
PREPARATION oa N.Y. the discovery OF A
seich dsstro,yssl , Z, Eewbros Herplclde,
10Y he csT Sa vac dandur germ. DE.
aIst KIN tbe the eject win cease 10
ave no depS1l,s.s aruft germ and youil
allns hair So,s no Itching scalp, no
.ad i0c. IN , so,a by leading drusgistg.
| s,isields Co ''I rms for sample 10 The
'Os Co, ST. btc Die,'rolt. Mich. z. G. M,
agents 100
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New stntinn An0n4.

Ne Up loSn a Mack, the junction Of
Grtnde "i !. Railroad with the Rio
" now opened for business ]
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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY

The risk OF gangrene from carbolic
acid dressings IL not generally appre-
ciated by physicians in the view Of Dr.
c. +. Shoemaker Harm does not us
ually follow the applications, but one
author has found recorded 1872 cases
Of gangrene from dilute solutions Of
one to FIVE per cent applied for about
"a hours. The effect is usually pro.
duced without pain.
on the principle Of the dynamo, NJ.
Guarin thinks the earth's rotation
should induce in the atmosphere an
electric current going IN inverse d.
rectlon and In the earth's crust ono
In the same direction as rotation.
A novel experiment IN hygiene IS the
new forest school Of Charlottenburg,
a suburb OF Berlin, School, domestic
and recreation buildings have been pro-
vIded IN a pine forest and It Is the
purpose to have pupils and teachers
remain throughout the day, two and
one-half hours daily being given 10
ordinary studies with open air instruc-
ton IN natural science, gymnastics and
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You can trust al
medicine tested.
for SIXTY gears.
Sixty years Of experience,
think Of that Experience
with Ayers Sarsaparilla;
the original SarSaparilla; the
strongest SarSaparilla; the
Sarsaparilla the doctors en-
dorse for thin blood, weak
nerves, ScrOfula, exhaustion,
general debility. H. . ai'EisSs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-06
9Ofatlouea in seras aepuu1dt.

Die Sriscp.S pftem 2anbe Smmi,
grations GiociatiDn ientt bereita
ibren 1eil Der ginpanoerung mad
Gerasb
Dreibunoertunofauf5ie aeenten
oieier Iifociatipn pprn Often uno
NDroen baben iDeben cine 9our ourd
9eras beenoet uno lin nab ben 6iilfs-
queQen oes States &c. erfunbigt,
um Die 9atia@en ben 5eimitdtteius
6ern Der 1lteren Staten better pors
flbren 81 t6nnen.
Dieie N~iiociatiun lift Die mirt.
iaraite, Die es eiebt; fie bat Maenten
in ben aansen Ser. Staten. @Dnt
SIR guer gigenturn, atf benz 2anoe
ooer in Der Staot, nertaufert, minlht
SIR &apital fnr Sabrifen pber
iraeno cine Snouitrie, idreibt an
R. g. Sc m 0 n, Setretdr bes SIM.
miQrationS : Bureaus, Dept. q.
Sriscu @ebduoe, ct. Souls, Mo.
6. N. 0ugbes,
8eneralsS mmiarations. NQeut.
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sSoa, artessS@amplase.

Die Sapaner baben 5000 Wfanr
neuer 2ruppen in Stem @bpang ae.
lanoet uno tpeitere Gruppenienoune
gen iteben bepDr.
Sn Der Shlodt bel Simudeuo
louen Die Guiien ungefdbr 700. Die
Sapaner 800 Wta1n at, Gotten unb
Sernur0eten oerl0ren baben.
Die 2eide oes ruiItIGen @es
rteraueutnants Seller lift in 9iap
Yang eingetrDffen uno tpiro bpm
oDrt nacb 8uBfano geIanot tperoen.
Rad ben in ct. Betersbura
etnQetr0ffenen 8eri9ten baben Gle
Hufen in ben Sdmpfen bunt 30. Suli
big gum |. Nu9uit 1000 Wann oers
loren. Die meiiten 8erlufte fanoen
tn ben @efehten an Der 5aimabe
StraBe amiiAen Simubeng uno
9atd1eng itatt, Nah Den fapaniIden
gertcbten baben Die &ulien in benz
8efeht bel Simu9eng alein 1000
Wtarn oerlDren.
Sn benz 8efedt bel gana
9luling erDberten Die Sapaner smei
&anpnen, iedl5ig @etpebre, 400 Bette
uno 8iemtib niel Munition.
Nus 8aibinotpn funlnt bic
nod iebr 5tueifelbafte uno nit aroBer
Vprtidt acknowledgements 0abriht,
RuBlano mD0e Die Str1finqe, Die
auf Der Sniel Sahalin gefaneen
9ebalten neroen, beuafnen uno in
Dem 8rteae al8 Solbaten pertuenoet1.
Die ruiiiide Nontirolitdt bat
fih genaue 8erihte iiber bic 3erltDs
rung Der 0an1pfer .9nieht gDtnna,1.
Der" uno nSbea" ourb oas Wlabi=
tnoitods8 eihmaber einienoen laHen.
Die DIh. Breiie" rtelbet aus
ct. Betersbura, baB Die ruiiiihe
Gesterun9 8efebl aeaeben babe, fei-
ne peiteren aaufabrteilbtHe, uelbe
@untrebonoe an 8oro b1tten, in ben
9rnno su bobren. auseenDmrler i'm
Sale abfoluter 0otmenoi9teit. Der
RorreipOnoent oer Ifi. 8reiie iaat,
Bob oieie 0rbre uufridtig aettteint
lei uno itritt befolat meroe, benin
8uBlano minihe orin9euo, iuterna.
tional 8erwidlungen gu oertneibett.
Sin Bripat : 2elenramm Der
Uerllner Rati0nat5eituna aus Tpfio
Iagt, oaB Die Sapaner fdnf 3ipiIios
nen ibrer Gruppen BEL Sort Nrt6ur
tleaet haben. t~eilpeiie nur orei uno
cine balbe Weile BON Der Je1tune
entfernt; uno baB i'm @ansen 20 Dis
oiitonen japanilder 9ruppen in Der
Wanoldurei iteben. Mon oermutet
in 1pfio, oaB Der 6aq 8ort Irtburs
uno bic 9apitulation 4urnpatfin' 8
on einem uno bemielben Gage fat.
itrtoen meroen.
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Tesas $.

Nls 80. 6. Rih aus @inoale
nuf benz Weae nah Qanpaias iber
Die Geon-8ride fubr. muroen feline
Bferoe fheu uno ordnaten ben Wa'
gen aeaen oas 8riidenaeldnoer.
2ebtere8 brab uno Der Baaeu fiel in
ben STUB binab. ndbrenb Die Bferbe
nit ben beioen 8oroerrdoern ourd}s
brannten. NuBer &ih befanben fth
nod 6pei iunae Waod]en in benz
Waaen. 2ebteren aelang e5 abaus
iprinaen. Rih itarate NIT benz $50
gen in bic 9iefe. puroe aser audi
rur leiht perleBt.
Die merifaniI6e Heaierunp bat
bel Der Snbuitrial 2umber Company
in Beaumont cine WiIiDn SUB 8au-
hols befteqt.
Der iunee TDm SUTHERLAND
aus lloaloe rift neuli6 nit anoeren
iungen 2euten UNI Die Wette. 9a,
bel rannte er ae9en einen Gaumaft
uno uuroe 10 ibmer perlest. oaB er
balo oarauf itarb.
- Or. Wc8itbers uno 81. u.
MecDonalo, Der Staotanmalt BON
Ntben8, iinb reulih BON benz boben
Sreitle Der Cotton 8elt Dabn berab.
geitirat. WcBitbers tpurbe lofort
getDtet unb Wc0Dnalo ihwer perleBt.
Ser Comptroller unierer
Staatsreoieruna bat entIhieoen, 6aB
bic q. M. s. Ifiueiation's Steuern
fir ibr @ieeutum besablen miiiien.
Webrere junge Wt9nter nno
iunee Mdomen aus Nbilene uaren
aulammer auf Die Saao seeanaeri,
als it9 ourh 8ufan cine Der Slinten
entluo uno Die aanse 2aoung Shrot
elmer Der Iutaen Damen, einem SRI.
@milte 2omoen, in bic Stirn orang.
Das iunae Waohen empfin9 cine
lebr ihmersbafte @unoe, bod lit
feline @efabr fir ibr 2eben porbanoen.
- Die teranil9e WeltausIteQungs,
fommiiiion belt am Sreitae cine Ser.
laatmlun9 in Dallas ab. 9am 8e.
enoigung o%erfelben ertlarte Der Sc.
iddftsfibrer 8urtbam, baB ale
Shuloen Der 8ummiiiiDn besablt
ieien. oaB iie aber mebr @elo fiir Die
@rbaltuna Der teraniihen Gbteilune
Der 8eltausfteuung aebrau6e. @pr.
ldufig miro oa8 teranil6e 9ebdube
niGt eeiblDfien meroen.
Su @aitruniIe ftarb plDblib
Srau 9ena @ursbah, @ittpe BON
Sulius @urabab. Sic fiel morgens
3 ubr aus Dem Bett. SIRE @ntelin,
Die nit ihr 5uiammeupohnte, tonnte
file nibt uieber bineinbeben uno lief
gum arst. Gls oerlelbe fam, mar
Trau Wur5bah ihon tot.
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Sur Gttllrltonea sur Melts
Nusitellnna,s

Am II. uno 81. Mai uertauft Die
9era8 uno 8acifc : 8abn Spesiols
@Geuriions'3idets mad ct. Qouis
u1o 5urnd pon alien Buntten ibrer
9inte in 3eras, Nrtanlas uno Qoul.
iiana fitr tpeniger als einen Tobr,
preis. Die 2idetS iino unr in ben
reaelnaBt9eft Gers ailtin uno fir Die
9aner oon iieben 9upen. 8enbei
@nb auS ireene einen Nsenien Der
2inie,
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@tmlapmms:

Vile &ameraoen Der Snbianer.
@EpeoitiDn unter General
VI ile 8 uno O eneraI Mc4in.
| lie i'm Sabre 1874 iber bic 2lnao.
@itacaoo itno freunolihft eriudt, ID.
rem aften 4ameraoen Boots an
Der Ruroofefe Der IT.. una
Wartts Stra8e in ct. 2Dufs
M o. 81 beiuben.
Ole alte Glma miro repruou.
aiert uno oie 2Dne.S Glae.
q e miro Sud ben @ea seieen.
Gorefe: F. 0. LANCE Wine 4 tlsuss Co,
&. .. 9auae. 8rei. fBoots).
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@ine meme Sirma.
uEbe ct. sOuis GsmmiifOn g." pirS
ma@fe a8oas fir Weiaafte berett iein.

Gnitreiher uno 9etorateure uarer
oieie Bodle init Der 8enDoirung oer
8ei6dfts'& dumlihfeit SEQ. 40 8.
commerce StraBe {neben BET @e-
tern Union 3et. So. Office be.
lbdftiat.
9err Souls, pelder Der bieIioe
9eiG6ftsfibrer fem nirb, perIiderte
Dem 8erihteritatter Der Sreie
Brefie" oaB oieieS @eibdftslotal i'm
Iaeemeinen uno mas Der Comfort
Der Suuoen anbelanat. in elmer @eiIe
elngeribtet miro, mie iie i'm State
2eros uniibertroffen oaitebt.
5err Souls eriudt, i'm init auf.
trd9en gu beebren uno er uerTidert,
Dab Die prOmpteite uno lhneQfte BE.
otenuna garantiert miro.
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NGtet @nd, nur snfhen neaen ga.

iorrdb, bic 0uedFl6er entbolten, Oa 0nHeditibsr I6el
ben Ginn oes Scrubs %serftOren uno oa8 gauge Sp-
item p6llig ~3erriitteu ipiro, penn es Dur6 Die Ialet=
mieen Gberfldhen %einbringt, Sol6e artitel lolter
ME uuBer anf 9eroronurg gut b~eruIener 4er5te &C.
brau6t tperoe1t, Do Der Sbaoen, ben lie auribten,
,f9nrhaii b 10 stGb 1T sls Sqs g''ts; Ops 3 Sef 0o0sI' e. :
a~brisiert bon s 8. @beneD & Co., &ofeOo, 0bio,
eutb6lt tein Nlefitlber uno iptro tnuerIih genom=
men utp pirtt brett auf Die i9leimigen Dberld4er
Ioes @pifems. @ett Sbr 9al's 6atarrb : 9Il
fault, ieib ii9et, baB Sbr bic date %betOtnntt. Sit
s. ). G6enesS y So. oemuGt. ~
ss- gerfauit on alien Gpotbeterl. greis Is
Gents bic Glafhe.
0ou'a Tofni(ieu =8i[leu inn Die beFteu.
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9hc. 3enaa.

Bud uno SdretbmaterialiensGe de.
ldaft, 9unitiaden, Tancp.G rtitel,
Spieltuare1 etc.
Sn Der NIT benz GelGalt uerbnns
oenen aceioen8s9 rnderei tuerbeu uue
Nrten DON Drudiaben auf bes -@es
lttnadnnuite an9efertia; audi Bif.
tens, SDbseits' uno Wratulatisns.
8arten. 4oitenanihldge fir ben
Druid BON Statuteu ueroen aeliefert.
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mlrbie, boR iber cine 10 auf6uige
@rideinuna bisber 10 tueniQ Iidere
8eDbahtunoen pDrlieaeu." SIT oas
nibt i6Dn? 0iele tueinenoe Sub
fann iih gang gut neben Der See
blanqe in ibrer tpuften Sorm ieben
laiien; iie lit ibrer poQfommen uiirs
bio.
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~ Neaen nieoriaer Watea sur
Weltausiteaung rad Ct. 2uHis sta
9eraa q Baciic Babn befraat ir.
geuo einen Tidet /. Nosnteri obey
i&reibt an g. g. Turner, 0sss.
rail- Baiiaaier' Noent. Dallas. 1ssas.
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San Antonio
International Fair
OPENS Oct. az. Glssss Nov. 2
6rete Eeiie aa9 ct. 9olis nnl
5uriif.
OPENS Oct. az.

SuIuu.
I'm ben 8eiudern Der 8eltauss
ltelluns entseaenaufommen, miro Die
W. SC. &9.= 8abn (Tbe 3atp) einen
reuen Sbneu5ug stuiiGen @alpes
ton uno San Nntpnio uno st.
Souls einlegen uno Die erlte 8erion,
Die eiuen @amen fir bieier aeueri
BUG einienoet. Der anaenOmmen
tueroen miro, erbalt Elm 5rei.9idet
BON irgeno elmer Station in Eeras
nab ct. Souls uno suriid mabreno
Der IuaftelIung. Die ~fplaenoen Bes
oingungen Iino gu beobahten: Ser
Nan1e muB rleu uno orieineu unb
furs uuo u~eritdnolib iein. Nue Weit.
teilungeu in Besua bierauF Iinb su
rihten al IS. s. Grub,
3. 8 boz $50. $40 ..
9aIas. 9eros.
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DaS y0OipiciD". elm 8ailen-
ano Armlenbaus in Der meritaniihen
Staot @uaoolajara, miro oemndhft
lein bnnoertiabriaes 3ubildum feiern
uno Die Meaieruna trifft bereits Qus
italten. Die 5eier 10 aroBartia mie
mbalih gu MAIDEN.
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oas Gmoe etmes erbttterten aamstes.

.8mei Gerate fdmpften 2ange uno
erbittert geaen einen abiceB in meis
ner rehteu 9unee", ihreibt 8. 7.
6ugbes BON Dupont, Ga, ,uno Iie
eaben mid idon auf. Seoermann
oabte, mein lebteS Stiinolein lei se.
fDmmen. Ils lebte 8ufluht pers
iudte i'd Or. Sings @eue @ntoes
dung fir ShpinoIuht." Ser @rs
Fola, ben ih bamit erSielte, mar aes
raoesu perbliiffeno uno l1ou in elm
paar 3aaen NOR i'd mieoer auf. Sept
babe i9 meine 8eiunobeit pDah6ns
big mieoeraenonnen." Das Wittel
belieat ieoeu 0nlten, ole @rt6ltun.
gen uno 6aIss uno 3unaenleioeu.
8arantiert ourd Die Npptbeter s..
8alteser u Son uuo Noplp6 9reib
Breis 30 Gents uno $l.00. Brobes
Taiden irei.
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dbeumatIsmus 1T IN olelem allma
l6mer5bafter al8 irgeno Elm anoereS
9eioen; miro ourd elmer & amenSs
Neaspt 09o. 1851 gebeilt. 6. z.
S6miet GQsnt, 6ouftDn, 3eraS a.
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als EN- Beiier emit getroQt ipuroe,
fuer am meiEen unfterblicbteit uerbieue.
%anttoortete oerielbe; Ser Nrst, Der i'm
Stanoe 1T, SAmer5en gu Iinoern, 1T
9bttlth." 3auienbe, bic lhredlide
Shmer5et BON S~dmorrboioen ausauIte.
ben Batten, baben bofiel6e oanferfuut
BON benz grfinoer Der .anoteIis" aelaqt.
@inreibunaeu, 9Saihmtttel, Qesmittei.
G~inipribnnaen uub ielbft bas Mefer ae.
u1bren nur cine noribergeben6e Grs
ieiHteruna unb per6iiten bic 8ieoerte6r
niemaIs. sGnatelis" ALIEN Hubert
Shmer5en, entfernt bic @eIhtuulIte un6
bic urjaben, unb uer9ttet icbmer5los
nno fiber einen 8iidfal. 8r0ben BON
uAnateiis" tuer6en BON q. 0e%utd0ter &
60. Dor 24l6, Neiu @ort, frei oerianbt.
Wau@t ia Flor De San lose
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: Waudt ia Flor De San loss :"
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To Review the Burton Case.

Washington, July 23.-Justice
Brewer OF the United States supreme
court has granted a writ OF error to
United States district court for the
Eastern district OF Missouri In the
case OF Senator Joseph R. Burton,
convicted in st. Louis Of accepting a
Zee for services before the Postoffice
department while a member OF the
United States Senate. The case will
be reviewed by the United States gu.
preme court probably in the fall.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money IL 1t fails to cure. E. w,
Groves signature is on each box,
25c.
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STATE PRIMARY.

We believe in pure elections, and an
equal opportunity for every member
OF a party to participate in the selec-
ton OF his party's candidates, and
that the time has come for the
enactment OF a general primary cleo
tion law, applicable to the whole
state, which shall be fair and Just to
all, as economical as possible to the
state and to the candidate, and Civ
ing equal advantages to rich and
poor alike, who may wish to offer
themselves for the suffrages OF the
people.
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FAVORITE HOME PAPER.

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inadequate. We favor the passage
of laws making the railroad commits
sioners state highways commission
ers as well, with supervision over the
public roads OF the state, to the end
that the roads may be improved
under scientific supervision, 8ud II u
carefully guarded plan Of co-opera-
ton between the state and national
government be devised whereby the
expense can be shared by both we
shalliavor the same as agreat move
ment for practical good.
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APPEAL.

Upon this enunciation OF principles
we confidently appeal to the voters
OF Missouri for support.
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C0CKRELL.

Every true Missourian is Justly
proud OF the record OF Senator Fran
els NJ. Cockrell in the United States
Senate. For almost thirty years he
has represented this imperial STATEN
that body. For untiring industry,
patriotic and intelligent discharge OF
duty, he has shown himself to be the
peer OF any OF that distinguished
body. We hereby heartily indorse
his candidacy for reelection and
pledge the people OF the state that If
the Democracy control the newt gen.
eral assembly he will be returned to
the United States Senate.
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RAILROAD PASSES.

The railroad pass Is often the be.
ginning Of the corruption with legis-
lators. We urge the strict enforce
ment Of the constitutional provision
and statutory enactmentprohibitiug
the acceptance by officials, or the
giving to officials, OF free railroad
transportation. When legislator
takes pass he puts it In the knowl-
edge Of the representative OF the
railroad that he has violated the law
and thereby often becomes the servile
tool OF corporate interests. As one
means OF graduating this evil we Ia
vor the adoption Of the Oliver amend.
ment to the constitution.
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CORPORATIONS.

believe thatcorporations should
be treated fairly, the same as individ.
uals; they should have every right
the law accords them, but no more.
They must be made to observe the
law the same as individuals. Cor
poration property should be taxed
on the same basis as private prop.
erty, and In doing this the value OF
franchises should be included as
property. Weindorse the Democratic
platform OF two years ago In refer.
ence to the public ownership oipublic
utilities.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-07-28

pledges itself to continue to main
tain, separate schools for white and
black children.
Believing shat education is the best
means Of promoting general indus
trial progress, Of establishing proper
social and moral principles, and Ell
inspiring high civic honor, weindorse
tia notion of the Democra tic legisla.
ture of 1908, In submitting to the
voters OF the state to be voted on at
the coming election, the proposed
constitutional amendment providing
text books for free use in all the pub
lie schools OF the state, and commend
this proposed amendment to the
the careful consideration of the vot.
ers of Missouri.
While we point with pride to what
has been done in the state in provid.
Ing schools for defective children, In
providing them with special technical
and professional education OF high
order, and In encouraging and help
ing every community to provide the
best possible education for its chill.
drep; We pledge our state, 80 long as
Its affairs are administered by the
Democratic party, to continue the
work so well begun, until there shall
not be any illiteracy, immortality or
improvidence.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-07-28
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM.

We congratulate the people OF the
state on the fulfillment OF theparty's
pledge, made in it's platform two
years ago, to submit for the voters
approval a constitutional amend
Inent, which, ifadopted at the Novem.
Der election, will always secure to the
people veto power over bad legisla-
tion, as we'll as a means OF initiating
new measures when desired, thus
rendering ineffective the results OF
corrupt methods in legislation and
lessening the inducements to the
same.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-07-28
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

We are in favor Of protecting labor
as well as capital. Each has rights
the other must respect, and before
the law the rights OF one must not be
greater than the rights OF the other.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-07-28

may give. 1t is impossible to secure
evidence of bribery except through
parties to the offense, and, as all are
equally guilty, the testimony cannot
be obtained. 1t is difficult TO obtain
proof except by relieving those who
give stat = evidence from prUsgCu.
tion.
We favor the passage Of laws max.
ing null and void all franchises
obtained by bribery.
We believe the statute OF limita-
tionsin bribery cases should be made
five years.
We demand the prompt investiga.
ton OF all rumors Of bribery, and the
prosecution OF offenders, no matter
to what political party they claim to
belong,
We believe statute should be en-.
acted authorizing the governor,
through the attorney general, to take
charge OF any grand jury in thestate
Tor the purpose OF investigating cor
ruption or any violation OF the laws.
We favor the passage Of laws max.
Ing professional lobbying in the
legislature q felony. Corporations
aud other interests should be heard
before committees on measures In
which they are concerned, but the
maintenance OF a professional lobby
at the capital leads to corruption.
We pledge the governor elected on
our ticket to protect allinterestsirom
sandbag measures, to see that equal
and exact Justice Is done to all, and
special privileges given to none.
Weiavor the revision OF the divorce
laws OF Missouri, with a view to the
repression OF prevailing abuses and
the maintenance OF the sanctity OF
the marriage contract.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-07-28
HOME RULE AND POLICE

We declare in favor OF taking the
police departments Of the large cities
OF the state out OF politics. We IA
vor the right Of the people Of each
locality Of selecting their own off,
Gals. We pledge the governor elect.
ed on this platform to recommend to
the legislature as soon as practicable
the enactment Of laws whereby all
municipalities OF the state shall be
accorded such a system Of local self
government as IL consistent with due
enforcement OF the Law and mainten.
ancs Of the peace and dignity Of the
state.