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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-09
@ablnaMtrdge.
Semofratiider Siss in Ohio.

Dort, s. Nob. Sie bons
tdnoisen 8eri9te 9eben Wc@leaan
eine plurali!dt bon 1886 Stimmsr,
Die 9erin9fte, bic ie elm fe9rei9er
MapOrssa anbiOat in Nsp Yort erbielt.
Us 1T nun fder, baB Seart Die Or
pdblun9 Wc@lelan's In ten @eri1tsn
bitter betdmpfsn tuirb.
Wabliuperintenoent Mor9an iaats
beute abeno, es ieien bisle unseisb=
li9e Stimmen a~bsesebsn pOroen. bob
tuOlte er ni9t betdtigsn, baB bic 3abl
10000 iei, pie Die 9sart : partei
bebauptet.
Seneralantualt Wapsr iaete, er babe
SnformatiOn, baB in nlebreren Difrif=
ten unseieBli9e Stimmsn a~bss9ebsn
tpOroen ieien, aber tperlrl oieIelbe audi
tn Die Sauienbe sinsen, 10 ptiroe oies
bas @ablreiultat nidt dnoern, oa fe
bon oerea 3dblreiultate niat ab9ea
3o8en tperoen fOnnten. @r t6nne stpar
bic S&ulOieen oe%rfOlsen, aber bamit
feien feline Wa9tbefusniRe bssnost.
pbitabetpbta. s. Nop. =
Der understandable Mapor Weaber ere
belt beute in Der G%taotballe cine groBe
Spatipn.
Gibrer unb 6unberte bon Mnbdn-
germ Der Reformpartei ueriammelten
f4 in benz 9auptquartier berielben
uno sOgsn nit 3psi Muittapellsn nod
Der Stabtbaue. Dem 3use i9lOhen
f4 u~ntertpegs mahenbaft bessiFerts
8tirger on.
Dir Wapor bielt cine feurige &ebs,
tn uel9er er ben Sieg Der partei Dem
re4tli6en SHINE Der 8irser aui4rieb.
Die abbotatsn Der &eform-p artei
fino babel stua 200 8Iassn tpssen 8sr=
lsbuns Der Wublseisbs aussuarbsiten.
gOrfBer Jrantlin Spencer iagte
heute bic Soften Der Wablfampagne
ieien fur bic &eformpartei etpa $11O,.
900.
Golu 8, O., 8. Sob. 9af
SObn %. pattiiOn (Sem.) nit cine,
pluralitdt bon tuabridsinli6 rtsbr pit
40, 900 Stimme1 ertpdblt wuroe, fam
beute abenb als fsffebeno srtldrt psr'
ben, aud bnb bic 9smotratsn in bel.
ben Sduiern Der 2egislatur bic Waio.
ritdt baben. 8ssielid bes iibriser
Stautstidets berri9t nod feline bol'
Si9erbeit.
Die &epublitaner baben pattiior
cine pluralitdt boz, 25. 600 Stimmsr
~3ugeffanben, aber feline ipdteren 8eri9tl
a~usse9eben.
9puisbtlte, 3p., 8. Sob
Die Stbrer Der GuROnspartei tanner
hHate Na9mittas 3uiammett unb Be
fhlpKen Die @rwdblung Der bemotra
tii6en Stabtbeamten unb 2eeislatur
miteliebsrn in ben 8eri9ten ansu
fe9ten.
> gs piro bebauptet, baB in IA pre
cincts feline @abl abeebalten tuuroe
5 neil ss an ben Wablgerdtbi9aftel
feblte, In IA tpeiteren Sifriften muir
ben angebli9 bic Gtimmfdf fen bon be
mofratii4en Igenten bei2lagnabmi
ehe Die 8sri9te unteri9rieben mares
unb baB bahsr Sdlidungsn mbelit
uaren. 0isle eetpalttbdtise Betriigs
reien iolen borgefommen iein.
BaItimore, Wo., 8. Nob
9as untere 9aus Der 2egislatur mir
aug So Semofraten, 8 unabbdn9ise
9emotraten unb As Republitanern 81
y ffe6en; i'm Senate tperben 18 EemDfro
u ten unb s &epublifaner fiben.
81 ten Oorf, 8. Nob. &tGts
@m. s. @apnor bonn Supremes@I
ri9te bat auf Mntra9 9earf's on pt
li3eicOmmiRdr Wc9lbuo ben 8efebl E,
lafen, ale Stimmtdffen BON @rot
!, Sem 9orf nod benz Wablbureai brir
" gen au lafen.
g Sraneisco, 8. No'
Die Mrbeiterpartet errang aeffern cine
srtaunli6en Sie9. Sbr gauges Sid
u wuroe sstpdblt. Wapor Smith e
3t langte cine Waioritdt bon 11.5C
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-09
Sflabonla
Grbdlt pom Yrdiibentel Seriprednugen beSislid
Staatcnredte.

Se enaGihe Tlutte bente bel gew Yort. = Cine Gntoeduns i'm ader6ans
9eparenent. Strait ut Obp. - Sammlansen fir rufide
Subeu. = staaNiemapr BON California b%nrdgebrannt.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-12
Must Cut Out
Eavesdropping

Persons who are in the habit
of listening to private conversa-
tion carried on over the tele-.
phone wires and repeating the
same to others are probably not
aware that there is a law against
so doing. The subjoined section
of this law may be interesting
information to them. In case
any person, superintendent.
operator or subscriber or any
person who may in any other
capacity be connected with any
telegraph or telephone line,
shall use or cause to be used, or
make known contents of any,
Office in this state, or aanywise
unlawfully expose an1ther's
business or secrets. such per-.
son shall be deemed guilty Of a
misdemeanor and upon being
duly convicted thereof shall be
sentenced to a fine of not less
than $1OO, or Imprisonment not
exceeding six months or both,
at the discretion Of the court.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-12
Final Proof
Fees Reduced

Commissioner Richards Of the
general land Office, has issued a
circular Of instructions to per-
sons taking final proofs which
makes some sweeping changes
both in procedure and prices to
be charged. The fees allowed
are 81 for each affidavit taken
instead of SIS to $40 heretofore
charged Some Of the salient
points Of the circular follow:
First. No oath in support of
any application, entry, proof, or
claim to public lands should be
administered to any stranger un-
til he has first been reliably
made known and identified to
the officer administering it as
the identical person he pretends
to be. ,ai+
/ Sixth. The testimony Of, each
|claimant should be taken sepa-
rate and rapart from and not
within the hearing Of either of
Ibis witnesses, and the testimony
of each witness should be taken
separate and apart from and not
within the hearing of either the
applicant or Of any. other wit
ness. and both the applicant
and each Of the witnesses should
be required to state in and as q
part of the final proof testimony
given by them that they have
lgiven such testimony without
any actual knowledge Of any
statement made in the testimony
| Of either Of the others.
Ninth. No fee in excess of rs
cents can be lawfully charged OF
received for administering the
oath to and preparing any aft
davit. application, proof, or any
other written statement affecting
public lands, except that where
the officer prepares and writes
the nalproof testimony Of any
claimant or witness, he will be
entitled to charge and receive
tJhe sulisuf Sc for writing and
preparing such testimony and fol
administering the oath thereto.
Any officer demanding or receiv.
ing a greater sum than is herein
specified for such services viii.
be subject to indictment ano
punishment under amended sec
ton 2294 Of the United States
Revised Statutes.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-12
Work Stopped
Near Dulls eth

RolIette County Herald: The
situation at DunsGith at the
present time is the arse Of much
anxiety and worry to many citi-
zens here. Up to a week ago
everything seemed to be moving
along finely; grading was being
done within a mile Of town and
there appeared to be good reason
to believe that the question of a
railroad for Dunseith was de-
finitely settled. People were
buying lots, building and prepar.
ing to build. and the o utlook
seemed good for a heavy seasons
business. But last Saturday
word came to the contractor who
was working near town, that no
more grading was to be done
within seven miles of Dunseith.
So far assWeI can learn, no reason
was assigned for this action. nor
any information given out as to
the plans of the railroad com
pany as to whether the delay in
grading this portion Of the sur
| vey is only temp rary, or Wheth-
Ter lis to be abando Toned alto
lgether. The graders loaded up
their implements Monday ard
went down the line to commence
work in the neighborhood OF
Knox. Tt would certainly APP
pear to be good policy for all
parties interested in the town to
bury any differences which may
exist, and work together heartily
for it's ben eft.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-12
Nan PattersOn's
Jury Disagree

The trial of Nan Patterson,
the New York show girl, for the
murder of the paramount, Caesar
Young, resulted in disagree
ment of the jury, six being for
acquittal. Few criminal cases
have attracted SO much attention
as this one. Young was shot
while driving with the woman
through the streets of New York
In a closed carriage the defense
being he committed suicide. He
was shortly to leave with his
wife for a trip to Europe. The
recent trial was the third one
all the juries failing to agree.
It is probable the defendant will
be released on nominal bail, and
the Indictment nollied in time.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-12
Shaw Stands
For MiIlers Trust

.% SGs =
Qaka Republican: The cor
respOadence between Senator
Hansbrough and Secretary
Shaw establishes two facts:
That Hansbrough is for the
farmers Of North Dakota and
that Shaw is laboring in the in
terests of Minneapolis millers.
The wheat that is shipped in
from Canada may be shipped out
in flour. but. at brings the Cana
dian wheat in competition with
the wheat producers Of the en-
tire Northwest. and the whole
country for that matter. Secre-
tary Shaw seems to have the
whole say, but we cannot help
but admire Senator Hansbrough
in the plucky fight he is making.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-12
MADE EX ISL Y FOR
THIS PRE MUM OFFER

Every user Of q fountain pen will want
it. Every one who has not used q
fountain pen will want it when he
knows the advantages Of fountain pen.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-12
ill
Have Cre amer u

Crazy IS III a fair way to Sc.
cure d creamery. Al large
amount Of stock has been sub.
acribed, and ait q recent meeting
Eof The stockholders, J.. Ell. Smith,
lM. a.. Miller and n r. Stevens,
three Of the leading business
men 0f the town, were appoint,
ed d building committee. Man.
|sger Gessner Of Penn ii acting
with the commit and the Ia
kion 81 he site and well gaas
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-12

been selected. Mr.. Gessner will
have charge of the construction
of the building, and will have
the creamery ready for operation
within sixty days. -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-12

will sell tickets to st. Paul, or
Minneapolis at one and one
third fares for the round trip.
Tickets good going on May 18th
and 18th, with return limit good
until May 10Th. Consult local
agent. 10
Call up 295 when you want
water or ice delivered quick.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-12
NORWE (lIA IS no CEI. E
BRA T.

On account Of The Norweg
Indepe dence Day celabra gsa at
NJ ~ 4 es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17
6tnter peri6lOiie=
men Tbaren. e
81 0 m an
bon
Saul 6'IigrcmuHt.
(8ortiebun9.)

rSu, iu-ein bDfer Sruum, unb OOr
allen fir midi"
.Dos mint On bamit Iagsn2" bers
fsbte @toIette, iie betroffen anIebenO.
sSoute i'd Dir fpebe getbar baben.
obne es gu ipoGen unO gu fpiITen. mein
mir benn ni6t gefdgt?"
30, fin bopon, ipri4 mir ME mebr
barber. Shon einmal, olS Der Batter
nod 70 franz tpar, babe ih oerfprohen,
Did INNER 81 lieben. @qein i6 bin
f6le6t unO berseBti9 getueIen. nun
nber 1T baS fir INNER dbgetbun. Der
S.ibe mir. @ioIette, mein liebe8 Sants
den, fsi mir tpieber gut unb osr9iB!"
sd babe ME oufgebort. Did gu
lieben, Reine. feitbem Oh duf Der Delt
bift - Did unb meinen Qnore."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17
(6ortieeuit9 fplgt.)
yet rit,rtit atffrthe tn,,norr-

.ptttolo (5u einem @aite, Der
etrte tobte 6lisse auf benz 9utterbrot
getunoen bait: r2oFen's nur ben
Wtrtb nit fsb'n. Der berednet's Sbnen
fonit nod dls fdltes gefliigsl!4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17
BON benz @ie MIR eraablten. errqfben

bon BEN Sie MIR ersdblter, errafben
gu baden. Sber moIlen Sie Ii9 ipeiz
germ, ipenn i9 sic bite, meme So@ter
81 tperben uno meinem S6piegeriobne
S6re Sunb gum Gbsbunbe gu rei4en2"
Sn Worten bermp9te 8iOlette feline
@ntport gu 9eben, uber Spruce muBte
cine fol4e tpobG in ibren Qu9er geIeien
haben, benin er elite auf fs gu unb
briidte lie innis an ietn Ser3.
0ds mar gu piel bes @liides fir
bos f9persepriiTte MGb9en. S6re
Slime brObten lie gu DerluHen, ibre
3ige nabmen cine beoroblt9e .8lGfe
unb i6re Qugen jenen iturren Bid on,
Der Reine pl0Bli9 pieOer an iene uns
beimIi6e GrI9einung erinnerte, Die ie
in iener DerbdngniBpolen Ra9t gebdbt
gu bdben glaubte. sic fu9r nit beioen
Sdnben an i6re Sttru, 5tpung dber GEE
paltium bisie @rinnerung nieber, Die
fie-pie tie it9 fel6er 9eIo6t butte-um
iebsn preis aus ibrem @ebd9tnib banz
nsn tpoGte, uno bolf ibrem Batter, bio
lette gu einsm 0itpan 5u fiibren.
BORT erbolte Iie fi6 raid tpisber,
Inn bann SuerIt on Reine bic Srage gu
ri6ten: rHeine, mein 2iebIing, piro
msin Slid Dir aud teinen Summer
bereiten?"
0ieis mari fi6 ibr ieBt INN ben gals,
inbem lie unter S6rGnen ausrief:
.gsin, Sant9en, rein-es ma6t aud
mid eIiidIi9, penn ih Iiebe Did ia 10
%unfa9bur!"
unb nun rei9te 8iolette tbr cine
Sdnb benz Marquis, Der fe nit adrts
It6en 9iFen beoedte, uno bic onbere
nit einem bdntbaren Bid benz alien
Serrn.
lin bic tiefe gepegung, bic ou4 i'm
gu bemeiitern brobte, 5u be%rbergen,
fdste bisicr: .9inoer, id bin Elm Manu
ION ruT9en GntI4liFen, unb besbaIb
'ge t9 Cub: in bier @o4en fpdte'
3 muB Cure SOdseit feir."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17
10. e apitet [.

@1i.berum mar SPLINTER setuors
cSy ben. Sn einem Mietbpugen,
C~ Der bon GonbD in Der Rtds
L. II NAI.E c-,,;n
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-02-23

Joe Meyer returned from st. Louis
to-day where he had been on bust
ness trip.
Jesse kisner sends us remittance
Tor renewal and has his paper chang
ed to St. John, Kansas.
Dewitt Mcdaniel received regis
tered Chester White boar from
Marion county, b. oNlrrSs saturday.
1t WAS beauty ami has q pedigree
az long as the moral law,
A. J. bri.>h. favored Us PLEASANTLY
and had Ai,. dates sev ahead. Mr..
Bright will shortly move to Barton
county. He Is q good citizen, an
honorable gentleman and we are
sorry to see him leave the county.
BY purchasing the Marsteller &
Lyle feed store We have establish an
up town office where we expect to
keep full line u feed, -four aud field
seeds We solicit your patronage
and il return viii save y0u money.
Il f.. IEoPLE'S Ellen lToR Go.
A business man giF,~ the follow
ing reccipg for making and kaeping
times good locally, keep your
money in circulation, Don't put it
away Pay your debts az fast as
you can, Have patience with one
another. Buy your goods OF your
home merchants. Encourage home
industries and home enterprises and
give the home mechanics all the
work you have to let out" This
does not mean to spend money
lavashly but to keep it on duty-at
home, don't send 1t away.-Ex.
I The American Clothing House is
making its patrons a handsome pres
ent In the shape Of talking machine
nth purchase from the store Of
$50 worth Of goods. The customer
is given a coupon ticket with each
purchase and when you have bought
$40 worth the tickets are redeemed
with the gift by the store Of hand
some graphophone. 1t is a nice
ornament for the home. 1t is a fine
talksr and will also sing songs. tits
just the thing to entertain your
friends in the parlor. Go to the
American Clothing House and hear
it talk and then makeyourpurchases
The graphophone is given to you
free. What you buy you get your
moneys worth anyhow. The goods
are marked in plain figures, there
can be no adding onto the price.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-02-23
THE
GOOD
SHOE
STORE.

Charles Brant, formerly Of this
city, now OF Neogs, Ills, remembers
us with remittance for renewal.
Anthony Watt, aged 80 years OF
Connerville, Indiana, and reputed to
be the oldest member OF the Elks
lodge in the world, died Sunday.
The kratz trial is attracting con-
siderable attention from those who
have time to spare and the court
room so far has been reasonably
well filled with spectators.
A large band Of Indians are now
camping on the Marias DIES Cygnes
river near the wire bridge, afew miles
north OF this city. In the band are
men, women and children. Four or
five of the Indian men were in town
today to buy provisions. They
proved quite a curiosity and a large
crowd gathered around them on the
streets to watch their actions and
hear them converse with each other
in their native tongue Rich Hill Re
view.
Charley ". Fulkerson for six years
Judge Graves court stenographer
now official stenographer for Secre-
tary OF the Senate, Col. Roach, spent
Sunday In Butler with his family.
Owing to Mr.. Fulkerson's experiences
his services as stenographer have
been claimed by the Senate investi.
eating committee and as he is allow
ed to charge legal fees for transcript
evidence he has made a good thing.
Mr.. Fulkerson is of the opinion that
this general assembly willfail to elect
a United States Senator. He says
the feeling between the Kerens and
Niedringhaus men is very bitter and
neither is willing to give up.
John W. Sheriff., charged with
having killed J. M. Laughlin at
Rockville last June by striking him q
blow with his fist, had his trial in the
circuit court Thursday OF last week
and was acquitted by the jury. As
will be remembered, at the time o.
the tragedy Sheriff. was talking to a
couple OF gentleman when Laughlir
came up and directed q vile epithet
at him. Sheriff. resented the insult
by striking Laughlin blow In tn,
face with his fist, knocking him down
In the fall the back OF his head strucl
the rock curbing, iracturing his skull
Laughlin was taken home but nevel
became conscious and died in O shor
time.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-02-23
THE
GOOD
CLOTHES
STORE.

" Harley Smith was In Kansas City
Monday on business.
Mrs. Mark Graves is in st. Louis
buying her spring millinery stock.
Fred Wolfe, employed In Hills Cash
Store is moving his family to town.
Our esteemed friend John Jenning
OF Deep Water iavors us with renew.
al.
\ For SALE, Cheap, agood Domestic
ewing Machine. Inquire at this
office.
1t is said the Fair proposition for
Butler at the Lake Park next fall is
a sure go.
NV. Park was a pleasant caller
the last OF the week and favored us
pleasantly.
Every citizen Of Butler should
stand pat for the county fair and
the new hotel.
Miss Nellie Evans left Sunday for
Chicago to purchase her spring
millinery stock.
The hotels and boarding houses
are crowded with patrons, here In
attendance on the Kratz trial.
Hope to see dirt flying soon for the
foundation for the big hotel on the
north west corner Of the square.
Mrs. Silas Levy who has been
spending the winter with home folks
at Helena, Arkansas, is home again,
It is proposed in the legislature to
} establish two new normal schools
one in the southwestern and one IN
the northwestern part OF the state
The snow fell in southern Colorado
is said to be the greatest ever known
and that hall Of the cattle and sheer
iFthe mountains have persisted.
Our highly esteemed old friend, J.
W. Guyton, official weighmaster fol
the city of Butler, was pleasant
! caller and favored US with q renewal
The Post reports many of the
roads in Vernon county as being i'm
passable for travel last week, from
snow drift, which In places was sil
feet deep.
The peach crop In the vicinity o
Columbia, Mo-, has been killed b,
the extreme cold weather, so the pro
,essors OF the Horticultural depart
ment Of the State University say.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-02-23

The navalappropriation bill, carry.
Ing a total of $99,914,359, after
seven hours debate by the house was
passed. The provision for two new
battle ships, as was reported by the
naval committee was retained.
This term of court proves to a
certainty that the new hotel is a
hubble necessity. Witnesses in the
Kratz trial. have been forced to look
up private boarding house accom-
modations. Push the new hotel
proposition.
Forty-fve live elk, 60 deer and 200
wild geese and ducks passed through
Joplin Monday in two special bag.
gage cars over the Frisco road en-
route to New leland to stock a pub.
lie park. The shipment was made
from a game resort at Brookfield,
Mass.
Local operators and shippers OF
coal at Rich Hill have been unable to
fill the many orders pouring in on
them for coal, owing to the extreme
severity OF the weather and the deep
snow In the strip pits. One shipper
said he could sell one hundred cars
OF coal If he had it.
Tinplate Niedringhsus ls having a
hard tussel for the United States
senate, and the indications are he
will not reach the goal Of his ambi.
ton. In the fight he hardly holds bis
own, and the only way in which be
can hope to win is to run Kerens into
the river and chuck him under the ice
At meeting of Butler Camp, NJ
W. A., Thursday night it was de
cided to postpone the big meeting
advertised for February 2Sth to q
later date In order to give the depu
ties more time in which to work
They have been greatly delayed OF
account OF the cold weather. Tn,
date Of the meeting will be announced
later.
| William WEIGH, the man who wa.
carried out of the Pacific House al
Rich Hill Friday afternoon Of las
week while that building was on fire
died Sunday night. Recently Welcl
had one Of his legs amputated ant
was weak as the result OF this mis-
fortune, says the Review, when tn
fire occurred and no doubt the shocl
to his system in moving him from
the burning building caused hi
death.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-02-23

Thomas Williams, negro, better
known about town as "Sweet 'Tater
Tom" was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary by Judge Denton, for three
years. Williams loved his dram and
to raise stake stole lot OF hides,
from Carpenter and -Shafer Manuiac.
turing company. He was caught red
handed and now he goes to Jefferson
City to serve the state three years.
1t is hard SO tell which will be the
hardest on Tom, work or doing with
out his toddy. The boys will miss,
"Pease give poor Tom a dime
Three negroes and a policeman
were shot Sunday night at Muskogee,
l. T. In fight which resulted from
the attempt OF the officer to put a
number of coal thieves under arrest.
The officer was shot by a negro wo-
man in a grocery store where the
negroes took refuge. Three OF the
negroes were wounded. After the
shooting a number Ok negroes ap-
peared on the ecanc wish shot guns
and tried t. start Il riot. But
trouble was avcrted by the officers.
Bro. Funk takes our little "josh"
about his controlling the Legislature
to heart and says some "weal cut
ting things, now then" Seriously, we
never supposed you could control
even your own representative, and
you flatter yourself overmuch in con.
Tossing that the legislature was two
big for you to tackle all at once.
The mistake you made was in not
carrying Bro. Atkeson down with
you. At. will tackle anything from
q cross cut saw to q free lunch and
bis success In running every Republi
can paper in Bates county last fall
shows he lie some punkins.
Twenty years hence the boys Of
today will be nen," says an ex.
change. "They will be doctors and
ldrunkards, lawers and liars, senators
and sneak.thieves, editors and idiots
ministers and murderers, democrat.
and fools, republicans and rascsls
and so on down the line. 1t il impos
sible to tell to certainty in JUS,
what class your boy will be, but it il
possible, to steer him In the right di
rection. Follow the boys OF twenty
one and you will see that in twenty
years some OF them will be in con
gress while Others OF them will be II
Jail. What class is your boy train
ling for.