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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-14

If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure and use that old and we'll tried remedy, Mrs, WinsloW's Soothing Syrup, for softens the gums. all pain. cures cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoae. TWenty-five cents . bottle.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26
Dewey

Wednesday night we had a specimen
Of the licensed saloon products gong
from house to house begging for ooaro
and lodging. lie said he had no money
Has worked hard and spent all 10 lhe
saloons. Tom Busby gave him meal
and he trudged on over the ROADS ms
money built but miserable specimen OF
humanity wet and cold and there Is not
a dog in Dewey town but fulfills the pur
pose for which he was created oet'er
than this specimen.
Mrs Merrill has returned to Carthage
after a two months stay with her neph
ew Cd Thombson.
Mr.. Estey and family spent Saturda!
with Mrs Flowers near Preston.
Rev Ferguson breaches at Dewe
next Sunday at P. Nj. Jan. 20. Don
/. forget to tell your neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell ~er
called to Diamond Friday TO see Mrs
/. Campbell's father Mr.. Kay who h'
!. been quite sick. He died before the
got there.
q Miss Bertha Thompson and motn
|. spent Thursday with Mrs, Matthew
., Mr.. and n RS. Gearig aud John Tol
yer spent Sunday with Rev. sranS Se'
ner on the Base Liue,
Clarence Simmons shipped to ottuI
~ wa, Iowa, 100 lbs. Of hides Saturday
at Big reduction on all winter goods
r l.. Roberts & Sou.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26
Base Line items.

The,e vns a hunting match 10 these
,arts last Tuesday. There we're SIX oI
the boys. Three Of thSm went south OF
the base liue, Joseph Heron Dye
Sunderland and Ezra Vonier, and three
vent north Of the line, viii Snnder'
land Ed Isenmau aud Albert Sweezy'
The ones going south killed 50 raopl'9
and ones going north killed 81 rapoits'
Mr. Bowman has rented his farm aud
rome to Carthage He does not intehu
TO 90 TO California until spring on ac'
.connt Of getting cheaper rates ms
sale WAS little ct ter attended than. II
was the other day. Charley Burnett
rented his farm aud moved onto II.
Our mail carrier Fred PoSers failed
to come last Saturday on account OF
the death Of his grandmother his
substitute came in his place.
The Morning Star school has recelv'
el its library books which Mr.. haroa
way ordered for them sometime ago.
G.. W. Fleets sale last Wednesda!
was quite largely ."ttended conslderin'
the kind of day it was.
Ben Smith and Henry Seidn"r haule,
two loads Of lumber for Mr. smith
barn last Friday.
Ben Smith aud wife and Henry Sen
per and wife spent Sunday with Iho'
Keeler and wife.
Ken Gearig aud wife and John 10
yer spent Sunday with Mr. and MT
Seidner.
1t is reported that j. Ii. Campbell
family are nearly all ON the SICK II
Mr.. Trumble hauled hogs to JasI
last Thursday.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26

The devolopemenis in the e'ec
ton of Missouri seuaior have
emphi siAed the question as to the
degree OF th . o.ime Of boiling Il
caucus. OF course under the pres.
ont circumstances the Niearinv.
haus supporters brand il as an
enormous crime. Yet, it Ia whis.
pered about that some Of these
same men were willing to commit
the crime bad the nther man been
the choies of the caucus, Asa
mctter Of fact. under some circum.
slano@s il would seem TO be more
honerable 10 bolt a caucus than TO |
stand by IT,
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26

Snow, snow aud still it SHOWS. we
are having some very cold weather at
present.
Mrs. Fowler aud Jessie spent Satnr'
day and Sunday With Mr.. Workmaus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kadderly and MI
and Mrs. George Fowler spent Sunday
with W. NJ. Wardlows.
MIR. aud Mrs. Chas. johnson gave a
uartyTuesday night OF last week in hon
or OF Miss Ethyl Rigney OF Neck Ci'y,
who is visiting her friends Laura anu
Ollie Pike. Those present we're Net
tie and Bessie Costly, Laura aud Olllt
Pike, Ethyl Rigney, Cordis and Addl'
RYAN, Lillian and Nellie Beeson, Anna
and May wardlow, Jeunie and JESSIE
johnson, Mertie CroS, aud Nora Green
Messrs' Tom and Vivian Costly, Gar
and Curtis Roe, Tom and Frank Grow
jim Appleby, Harry GieasoD' oSca
simmons, Hugh Kiucaid, Rufus Green
Thurman Arganbright, Fred and 10
Johnston All report good time
Thurm Arganbright who visited Wn
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Conducted by the w. 9. =. ..

The Jasper High School Correspou-
dent was right in conclusions that II
vas better to go TO schooi anu
make something out Of himself
than to smoke cigarettes. he
knows that cigarette smoking and nraih
enlarpeiug don't materalize in the same
person. It's been some time since TINS
column has touched on tcbacco-so
much else to write about.
The State Superintendent on Anu
narcotics Mrs. Ingalls, OF st Louis, asks
our ". c. T. U. women not to accept
or use in any way tobacco bags, ribbon
mr. premiums. Stpud just as firmly
npaipst the use of tobacco as liquor as
IL is an unneoessy unhealthful and ex'
peusive habit
want to further add that 1t shows
how selfish man can be. As came from
the St. ILouis Fair, the train was well
6ued with ladies' and children. Two
, men lighted cigars and putied away as
though in some saloon. The ladies
s couehed and sneezed. One lady nearly
y tainted and had to open window TOT
fresh air but the men took no notlce
n until thr porter was requested t. notify
the men to quit smoking. The oeautl'
; tul palace ears 90 exhibition was spoil
= ed by spit boxes for the convenience o
tobacco users. Youll find some nut
parlors with elegant furniture spit
toon for decoration.
How long is the American woman
at with refinement and aesthetic Aste
going to spoil the harmonious effect o
- her furnishings by pampering to To
unhealthy habit of tobacco using an
4 have her home smell Of tobacco fume
/ and furnished with spittoons.. Dea
J. sisters try the Garry Nation act an
with your little hatchet smash up ever
cuspidor iu your house II you happen
have any. You can do wonders IT 20
try. MAY SWING MArrhH"s
P.S. You eau also buy goods n'
perfumed by tobacco II you. are carer
where you trade.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26

Wardlow last week returned to ms
home Saturday in Hume.
Mr.. viii Pugh of Blue neighborhood
is very poorly this winter
George Quillen butchered Monday
MIR. Lucas is ,hauing baiied hay to
Jasper this week.
Rosa Puph is visiting folks in Garth
age the week.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26

Miss Lena Riddle has returned to VS.
il her sister Mrs. Rice after visit with
her parents at Mt. Vernon
Miss Mabel Jones spent few days
with Mrs. Fletcher Carter.
Mrs. Herman Rotsch is visiting win
her mother in Kendrictown.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26
Appointed Office

A great deal is
"pernicious acliyit
officers who hold
by virtue of appoii
"When Presidel
1917, made puplic
The Youths Comp
was virtually an ei
that 100 officer shal
or permitted to tai
management of poll
tlons, caucuses, co
el' ctlon campaigns
n new Iule thut appel
y to the common
country that it has b
aud extended by hi
although by no mel
much consistency Gs
President Clevelar
ed the 'pernicious poll
y OF many sholders q
olhce, aud removed ii
come about tbut mos
The national guverua
Cutles are what might
called clerical, in disti
the oHcers who flame .
of an administration,
to respect the rnie laid
Pres. Hayes. Public
Toes not condemn the {
Ger or the Conyressmi
;aging in active polite
i'ent;it does object to p
ivily ON the part of IL
+ u collector of custom
"A new form of polit
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26
state Of Ohio, City OF Toled,
Lucas County

state Of Ohio, City OF ToIcd,
Lucas County
Frank j. Cheney makes oa
Is senior partner Of the firm
Chennel " Co, doing busm
City of Toledo, Connty aad S
diid, and that said linn will ua
Of ONE HUNDRED DoLt
each and every oass OF Cal,
eanuot he cured by the use
Catarrh Cure. FRASx J.>l
Swurn to beJore ma aud subs
my presence; this 9th day of ID
y. ID. 1886. A. Nv al
tSeaD Not.,r,
Hall Catarrh Cure is taken
y aud acts an ctl. ou ID. bl
mncons surfaces vi the :, tom
Tor testimonials free.
+. }. InsSEH Il Co, To
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
take Hairs Family Pills for c
ion,
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26

Doesn't it seem strange that Il Q
president Of the Missouri Health
Society should talk political puri.
" to his colleagues in the u. S.
Ssnate9 Ha. ha. ha.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26

Mr., Niedriughaus has probably
been impressed with the fact that
there's many slip 'twixt the eau,
Gus and the senalorship,
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26

The new warden of the Missouri
penitentiary, Matt Hall, bus issued
an order That no person drink ny
whiskey or smoking cigme TO
could hold a position uuder him
llusrah for Matt.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26

The reason that coughs ana ooh.
duce constipation and weaken The Ia,,e.
Is because they interfere with an dises
t'on' That new discovery known us
hennedy's Lnxa;ive Honey and Tao
eur"s all Coughs, onoup. whoopins
Cough aud assists 10 expelI colds f,on,
me system by gsnil, moving the bnw,,ls
IL Is pleasant TO take aud contains M,
'riatet. Sold by J X. ScLooler.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26

Which is the worsep To vote
for q man Jon do not think is
worthy for seat in U, S. Senate
or bolt a party caucnsy
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26
THURSDAY, JANUARY &c, 1875

Issued cvory Thursday and devoted TO
the iatorests OF the people of Jnspor and
vicinity. Our politics The greatest
good TO the greatest number"
Entered ut the PostolIce at Jasper,
Mo, "a Second-olass matter September
21, 1898.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26
Letter List.

List of unclaimed letters remaining 10
the Post Office at Jasper Mo. Tor the
week ending Jau. 25 1905.
LETTERS.
Childers X. l.. McNallle Mr' hose
Whumann Mrs, Irene
PACKAGES
Cbafie Milton Gilrdore NJ. NJ.
Farr Mrs William
G. b. WADE. Pm.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26
suhserIptlen Rnte..

Advertising rates furnished on appli-
cation. Advertising matter run until
ordered out.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26
N'l~sour, I.asIns Time Table.

All trains have through chair cars.
Close connection in union depots.
Tickets sold aud baggage checked
through TO all principle points in The
country. IL. o. BAKER, agent.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-26

Big reduction on all winter goods at
r. l.. Roberts & Sou.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-07
Reply to Protests Against
 Rockefeller Gift
UNCHARITABLE PASTORS
Charged With Taking Up in the Inter- est of Pretended Morality Sense- less and Improved Accusation Against the Standard Oil Co.

New York, April 6.-S. c. T. Dodd, company, gave out a statement today with reference to the recent discussion as to accepting a gift of $1OO,OOO offer ed by John D. Rockefeller for mission ary work MT Dodd declares the statement tcat Mr. Rockefeller made his money dishonestly 'is false, is vile and, being made by ministers in the pretended interest of morality, is doub ly vile.''
 MT. Dodd then said that the Stand ard Oil company does not own share of stock in any railway; does not con trol any railroad company, and that since the enactment of the interstate commerce law has not received lower rates than other shippers by rebates, arrar rgements. devices or plans of any character. The testimony of Howard Page, freight agent of the Standard oil company, before the industrial commission is quoted in this connec- ton.
 With reference to gas and copper companies Mr. Dodd says: No doubt many have been prejudiced against MT. Rock efeller by sensational writers, whose articles, accompanied by DOT traits a. d caricatures, are intended to create impression that MT. Rocke- feller was the principal in affairs re- lating to the organization of gas and copper companies, although no fact shuwing such connection is stated. The Standard Oil company has already de- nied that it had any connection or in terest directly or indirectly, in the or ganization of these corporations, and on the best authority the same denial is TOW made for John D. Rockefeller. He had no connection with nor interest in directly or indirectly, the or ganization Of these corporations"
 Mir Dodd's statement is in part as follows: There may well be a diff ference of opinion on the abstract question whether 9 board of missions should receive gifts unless satisfied that the civer is honest; but all will agree tbat if he who brings his gift to the altar must come with clean hands, stiu more should he who min isterS at the altar and receives the eif; ba >free from stain. There is no exelase for those who make money dis
 honestly and still less excuse for those
 who in the name of religion falsely ae- cuse their fellowmen.
 "The objection to MT. Rockefeller's gift is based upon the allegation that he made his money dishOnestly. This accusation is false, is vile and, being
 made by ministers in the pretended in- terest of morality, is doubly vile. The assertion should not be made unless it can be readily established by specifi- cation and proof. have seen no proof
Arizona republican., 1905-04-07

fic manager of the Santa Fe system, with sole jurisdiction in territory west of that city. MT. Chambers withdrawal from Southern California with other changes made and announced today at the Santa Fe headquarters in this city will result in an entire readjust- ment of the company's Pacific coast freight department
 AS previously reported, Assistant General Freight Agent Barnwell will become the company's freight agent. with Los Angeles as his headquarters and H. P. Anewalt, general freight agent of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix, is promoted to the position of assistant general freight agent of the Santa F'e system, with headquar- ters in San Francisco. F. A. Jones. agent at Fresno, goes to Phoenix as general freight agent of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix. R. W. Hobart, Santa Fe contracting freight agent in San Francisco will take the company's commercial agency at Fresno.
 w. A. Bissel, for years Santa Fe's freight and passenger traffic manager in the extreme west, will be relieved of a part of his duties at his request. with a determination to retire perma- nently from active railroad service at his convenience.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-07
METALS

New York, April 6.-Copper was easier abroad, closing at 967 for spot and e67 Is Sd for futures. Locally the situation was unchanged. On the metal exchange S15.25 is reported bid for lake, but prices generally held around $15.37k@ @15.5O; electrolytic $15.25 @15.371z. casting $14.S7H @15.25.
 Lead was unchanged, s4.5O@4.6O in the local market and ZIP lis Sd in London. Spelter firmer in London. closing at e23 los. Locally unchanged at $500; Silver 55; Mexican dollars 43.
 CATTLE AND SHEEP.
 Chicago, April 6.-Cattle receipts 1000; market 13c higher good to prime steers $6@6.75; poor to medium $4.6O @5.75; stockers and feeders $2.6O05; COWS $2.75@5; heifers $3.@5.5O: can ners $1.6O@2.6O; bulls $2.5O@475; calves $3.06.5O.
 Sheep receipts 14.OOO; market steady good to choice wethers $5.750 06.15; fair to choice mixed $4.5O@5.65 western sheep $5.@6.10; native lambs S4.5O@ $7.00; western lambs $4.5O@7.75.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-07
The President Talks to
 Texas Legislators
TIE TOPIC, RAILROADS
He Believes That While All the PeO- pie Should Be Protected, So Should the nen Who Add to the Wealth of Communities.

Austin. April 6.-The capital today was draDed in the national colors and business generally was suspended in honor of President Roosevelt All in coming trains were run in two to five sections, bringing thousands of people from the interior towns who joined in the greeting to the nations chief. To the Texas legislature the presi- dent said: "There are one or two things that should like to say in this chamber ard to the members of the Texas legislature. I received a copy of the resolution passed by your body. introduced by ex-Minister Terrell, in reference to the passage of the inter state commerce act. I wish to thank you most heartily for what you did. I think, Governor and MT. Speaker and gentlemen. that the longer our ex- perience in public office is, the more we realize that at least ninety-fve per cent if not more. in importance of the work done by any public officer who is worth his salt has nothing whatever to do with partisan politics.
 q would like to say in brief just what my position is as regards this particular question with which I had to deal andlas regards which the Tex as legislature took the action so much appreciate. On the whole there have been few instruments in the economic department Of the country which have done more for the country than the railroads.
 'I do not wish to interefere with the legitimate gain of any of these great men whose special industrial capacity enables them to handle railroads so as to be of profit to themselves and of ad-
Arizona republican., 1905-04-07

and no attemct even at specification except in the protest of Dr. Gladden.
 lie says: In this case investigation has Teen thoroughly made and the facts are known. Legislative inquiries ard records of courts have given proof to the people of this countr., of the methods of Standard oil, and never was there a day when their minds were so clear on this subject as they are now.
 Then follows the specifications: Mir Rockefeller may deny that rebates are now given to the Standard; but the Standard now controls about two thirds of the railroads of this country and it's power Is exerted in establishing a clas- sification of freights in such a way that it can kill competition. Rebates are no longer necessary.
 The assertion is not true. No such state of facts has ever been disclosed by any investigation nor supported by evidence in any court of law. No such facts exist to be proved. The Standard Oil company does not own a shara of stock of any railroad company, nor does it control any railroad company. Stockholders of the Standard un- doubt9dly invest in railroad as in other
 
 Standard company are not a majority on the board of directors of any rail- road so far as I am aware and there fore cannot control
 "The question of railway rebates and the Standard control of railways was investigated by the United States industrial commission in 1900 and they reported no such facts. The evidence before the industrial commission shows very clearly to any unprejudic- ed mind that since the enactment of the interstate commerce law the Stan dard has obeyed it in every respect. Any candid man who will read evil dence must be satisfied of the truth of the facts sworn to by the Standard Oil company. corroborated as they are by the officers and agents of the rail- ways themselves.
 Those who contend that the Stand ard has been built up by means of rail- way discrimination wilfully shut their eyes to the real causes of the Stand ards success and are poor students of the problem of modern industrial com binations If this, the only specific al- legation made against John D. Roceke- feller is proven to be false, it should make the public and particularly the religious public, more careful and charitable in it's allegations"
Arizona republican., 1905-04-07

vantage to all of us. I should be most reluctant--I will put it stronger than that-I should absolutely refuse to be a party to any measure, to any pro- position, that interfered with the pro- per and legitimate prosperity of those men; and I should feel that such a measure was aimed not only at them but at all of us for an attack upon legitimate prosperity of any of us is in the long run sure to turn into an at tack upon all. With that proviso( as to which I ask you to remember that I mean literally every word) let me further add that the public has right, not a privilege but in my view a duty to see tcat there is in it's behalf ex- ercised such a supervisory and regula- tory powe,. over railroads as will in sure that while they give fair treat ment themselves, they get it in return.
 "The proper exercise of that power is conditioned on the securing of proper legislation which will enable the repre- sentatives Of the public to see that any unjust rates a<e altered so as to be a just and fair rate and are altered immediately
 'I know perfectly we'll that when you give that power there is a chance of it's being occasionally abused. There is no power that can be given to the representative of the public which it is not possible to abuse. As every one knows, the power of taxation which of course must be given to the represent ative of the people Is the power of death for it is possible to kill any in dustry bv excessive taxation. There must be a certain trust placed in the common sense and honesty of those who are to enforce the law. If it ever falls and I think it will, to my lot to nominate a board to carry out such a law, I shall nominate men as far as i am able on whose ability. courage and integrity I can count; men who will not be swayed by any influence whatever, direct or indirect, social, political, or any other. to show impro- per favoriJism for railroads and who on the other hand. if the railroad is uniuStly attacked no matter if the at tack has behind it the feeling of pre- ;udice of ninety-nine per cent of the people, will stand up against that at tack. That is my interpretation of the doctrine of the square deal"
Arizona republican., 1905-04-07
An Answer to the 0utSpOken
 Views of Wilhelm
ALLIANCE
Emphasized by the Cordial Reception of Hing Edward at Paris Yesterday. Interpreted to Mean That Germany Is Facing a Strong Combination

Paris, April 6.-The arrival of KIny Edward in Paris today was the occa- sion for Q notable manifestation or Anglo-F'rench cordiality. which Is be- ing generally interpreted tonight as a conspicuous response to Germany-s at titude regarding Morocco. althoush King Edward remained but a short time. He was met outside of the city by President Loubet who held a prI- Vate conversation with his majesty lasting nearly an hour
 Beyond this King Edward confinaI himself to the usual public eNpres - sions of good will He spoke at the station of the pleasure visits to France always gave him; but there was no, the slightest public utterance having significance upon pending political af- fairs In this respect the kings re- serve is being compared with the free dom of Em2eror Williams recent ut- terances.
 The passage of the king was unat- tended by any spectacular features zz it was the earnest wish of the author ities to avoid a political demonstration King Edward left Paris at T:1o for Marseilles. where he will join Queen Alexandra on board the. royal yacht
Arizona republican., 1905-04-07
PRES. SMITH SUSTAINED
Seyenty-lifth Annual Conference of
 the Mormon Church.

Salt Lake Utah. April 6.-Joseph F. Smith was sustained as prophet. seer and revelator by the unanimous vote of the members of the Mormon church at the opening session of the seventy fifth annual conference today. When the vote was taken to sustain the twelve apostles, two hands were raised in dissent.
 One of the dissenters arose to ex- plain his vote, but was not allowed to speak, President Smith merely saying that he could present his objections to the proper authorities. This incident created a profound sensation. The members who dissented afterward stated that they desired to protest against sustaining such officers of the church as live in polygamy.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-07
STOCKS.

Atchison s1; pfd. 1O2A N. J. Central 20315; c. & O., 59A; St. Paul 1771s; Big Four 107A; c. & s. 2S1z; 1st pfd. GOA; 2nd pfd. 3S; Erie 46A; Manhat- tan 166A; Metropolitan 1924; Mo. Pac. 107%; N. r. Central 161%; Penna. 143%; St. L. & s. F. End pfd. TOE; s. P. 67%; U. P. 131B; Amalg. Copper S2H; Sugar 1443s; Anaconda 121; U. S. Steel 32Ss; U. s. pfd. 1O17s; ". U. 93.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-07
GRAIN.

Chicago April 6.-Reaction from fear of an acute squeeze in wheat market today was followed by higher prices early in session.
 Initial quotations for May were 1.1S to 1884.
 Late in the day the market sold off to 117A and closed almost at the high est point of the day at 117s. July corn opened at ASIA 04S2s, sold off to 47H and closed at 4Sc.
 July oats opened at S0@3O1s, sold between 295s @30A and closed at 295s.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-07
STRIKERS ENJoINED.

Los Angeles. April 6.-Federal Judge WeIIborn this morning issued a tenn porary injunction, restraining 115 members Of tho International Associa- tion of Machinists at San Bernardino from interfering with the operations of the property of the Santa Fe. The men went on strike a year ago.