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the market to fill the pockets of proprietor
who is ignorant of the first principles Of
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Y, for free sample bottle and medical booklet
Large bottles 100, at all druggists
The Republican journal., 1906-11-08
Italian Cheese.
c.. g. MARSANO,
SO HIGH STREET.
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.

Bankrupt's FeTltlon Tor Discharge.
In the matter of
Fred d. Hooper IN BuN6rUIfcg,
Bankrupt.
To the Hon. CLARENCE HALE Judge of the Dis
riot Court of the United States Tor The Dis
trict of Maine
NRED D. HOOPER of Freedom. in the County
[ of Waldo and State of Maine in said Dis
trict. respectfully represents, that on the
29th day of september, last past, he was duly
adjudged bankrupt under the Acts of Congress
relating to bankruptcy; that he has duly surren-
dered all his property aGa lights of property and
has fully complied with all the requirements of
said Acts and of the orders of Court touching his
bankruptcy.
Wherefore he |ravs. That he may be decreed
by the Court to have fun discharge fl, all debts
provable against his estate under said bank
ruptcy Acts except such debts as are excepted
by law from such discharge
Dated this 3Oth day of october A. ID. 1906.
FRED u. HOOPER,
Bankrupt.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-08
pillow within the changing skin" ito
protect the arms and hands.

pIOteCt the arms anu naHUS.
THE HIGH GIRDLE.
For evening dresses, no matter how
simple the material, the high belt is
very important, and to set properly
should be boned and fitted as carefully
as dress waist. They are still made
of rich pompadour ribbon, and with the
now fashionable lace fchu, the ends
crossing each other and passing under
the belt, the effect is charming. Maline,
or any soft material is appropriate for
tichu, and worn with low-necked
gowns, is draped around the outline
and knotted loosely in front.
VERONA CLARKE.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-08

1t was very evident from c. c.
Shayne's recent opening, which was at
tended by crowds of fashionable folk,
that short and medium-length fur gar
ments are the style for the coming
winter. The box coat remains staple,
usually about twenty-five inches in
length, and comes in Russian pony,
caracul, mink, seal, or broadtail. The
fancy for braid has extended to fur
and quite a number of coats have one
The Republican journal., 1906-11-08

or two rows of braid on skirt, front
and sleeves. Embroidery in Persian
co'ors appears on any fur jacket of
medium length, accompanied by hand
some metal buttons. Sleeves are long,
three quarter and elbow.
SHAPES IN FUR COATS.
Tight-fittin and half-tight coats Of
broadtail have their admirers in per-
sons with shapely figures. and these
are rendered striking by cloth or vel
vet vests, embroidered in gold or Per-
sian colorings. but the Elton Cn all
fashionable furs) will doubtless be the
most in demand, because so jaunty and
so attractively manufactured. These
also show fancy vests, the fronts
thrown open or closed at option. Braid
and buttons also add their attractions,
and for evening an Elton of white
caracul is trimmed with military gold
and crimson braid and jeweled buttons:
such a coat is however an exception.
Large revers are still shown, but the
majority of coats are collarless. to adj
nit of a contrasting neck piece. The
shawl collar and the rundown collar
are both seen on handsome coats.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-08

For neck pieces as well as coats this
beautiful fur is in especial prominence,
aud the former variously trimmed with
heads and tails come at all prices. En-
mine and chinchilla can never lose their
charm. and shoulder capes with long
ends or cravats of either fur are covet-
ed possession. NIuffs are large and the
newest are of changing SKINS" that is
to say, fur tabs, finished alike on both
sides, which is an especial fad this
season. OF course there is a substantial
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

Ia Erauce there isa school To every
800 inhabitants. a school is attend
cd hy 66 children, and every
Frenchman contributes 30 ) cents
to the exl endiiure. In Italy,
where there is II school to every
900 iuhabi.ants, a school is visited
by IS children and Il pupil costs
1919 GEMS. In Spain there is al
so a school to every 600 inhabitants
and 81; school children constitute
the average Httenlin.'a. Every
child, however. requires an a:intial
expenditure Of p cents. In I'm
Gland conditions are similar. hnl
the cost amounts t. - - cents ior
each child Austria has schuol
to every lU4 inplIsand every 1900
inhuf.iani-. at Il cost II 49, cents.
In itsi>olf; tIicse !, a schG''i to every
300 inhabitants. and the school
,,cu;,.,ure uf Il Russian amounts to
). ) cents New lurl, tribune.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
LESS Chicken Noah NIugah.'

To illustrate a comparison Il
Philadelphia paper tells this yarn a:
''it was like tile case Of the
chicken stealing slave down III
Kentucky before the war, who,
though very religious. used /" lif,
4 chicken whenever he got Il chance.
"WeiI, one day the slave was
caught red handed in tho heahouse
and haled before his master.
" hat have yon got 10 say for
Yourself, C,Ihouu:' the master de
inauAcl. 'Iuu viii, your religious
professions, stealing chickens.
.'W ell, boss i;ic s'a:e answer
I'd, 'AA's yonahs, an dc chickens
is ,ouahs-.'n' hain't dey still
youahs viewer t!ey's inside NE, oi
outside me;'
"CaIhoun ihou@i, 4 moment
, Tnen lie concla,led:
:" Or, boss, look at hit disaway
! lous'e got less chicken but you's'
got moah niggaL.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
A Republican State Plurality.

In The Missouri esec'ln" 'h'a
month the Republicans carflto TIE
state III me thla! N'se Oh S'h'e
sch"' -. In me hih''''''' S''''''''i
lai o'-'tlct7 "i7i" iii''i'' '''e'7 "S''
CHOSEN the a22' '"3'''' H"'S va
hep''h''c'h lo'.'i'' '''''' ''s' i''''
lo',t'o' o'p '''''''' ''' '''
40. bu' 'he Sel'"'"'' '"' o's' '''S
are gerry 'n'hdefsa i"t be''i'0i"'
lc purposes - 'h' II ''--' Il a.
puDhcaus Dad :" 'ihF'ii'E ~ fi' ~
ri she ''te5 c''7' i"I STATE >el'''l7 >
on NpEe'lnet %, 'icy c'ec'Pd ''''
SIX SENATORS IN hiiiP''cH. r'F
their minority Ia" D'%il't 'tf''' are
gwen ;h'r'eeh oehtt'ro, "i''e ''I
llci' MA 'ti'} she IA -i'h''ict"' -01
/ hut SIX.
ihr gerrymdh'tef lilies 81 'h3
'hif'y i'''r ~'a'r ~e''s ':!" '',0 ''''9
af" remarkable ~tii> "a ct' w
edn"-~. ihe> were "e' iS'' ''
CIV" the heni'c'" "a n")'''"s !"
! mat branc'l III the snGI-ias'ire even
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

"IherC are too many cDnti!clIn @
interests to make tariff reduction
the basis of anti trust fight. In
dependent.
Is not our ncighb + in danger OF
having himself ruled out Of his
party for indulging in such hereto
utterunces. 1t is one Of TIE Re
publican purty's best arguments in
support of its policy Of protection
that an assault upon the tariff
would inflcl little or no damage
upon the trusts, but would serious
ly iniurc the diversified interests
upon which our National prosperity
is built. One rarely meets with "A
Democratic paper these days but
what he sees the solution Of iac
trust problem in iac'tf reform, and
the Independent has until now been
no exception to this rule. What
is the cai,se uf the change.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
The Important Taxpayer.


o'inc'"'i' AIS dt~"nFeF'", III Il
h"''' '"A'''2 's''"'' e''f' '''' '''~
sciihni h"a'H, "ssicl uioh''fHe' i
Sfe'' h'' 1t ~ i'"''''c ~ ''ef, h'~ NJ
h'aihhe' "i''' ""i'' i'''''h p''i't''t
"'''' p' .'''@ - '''''''' = 49,
a'ii"''h'. ''t'''''''' 80 ''!e '''''i'"
'a'r' ''l> '''''' ''''' at" III 1853 :
VIVA p'' f''- IA ''A' 81 ''''
""cs''' "a 80 '''N
i't''i" .''' d. - '''' =
IL az" &C. ~ t.. - .- ''"i 49,
h"Nt,N". ..'a fHs'> al" IL" >''1
rt''t"'G = y" = l'[ ihl5A' 'e'-
"n"hy h"'c Ar'.''tf - Il, i h'|-
en- rhr- 60. '~"A5 'N' Statement
THAI 'aX'a} er' "":" s'S't'"~ed t" Il
rel ta1n mra:,'''' A"H t"1af''"d It. Il
''l~h"'-. ''2"'n";'t, '.;' ""~''n4;;
'aHi''N'i> i''''''' N''> % ''''''''' u :
charge agH'n>' ""' "dnlin'-'ra '''n.
VI c'"li-". ~ administration
d"e~ ~ ever d.i ""~F' 'hHi'ai et>
III III, IL: t'''' t. 's''@ b" t'.''
's..' "'"m Al ill., ."Nr0 "'''' t'''d'
III" "'''S' ''+.'-%~ u. - .'...~
money ntd hrc'''i'r~ the govern
nt"'~ m"neS "h1i 'ht 2''>tfn-
'nvn' d""s "''' II Is ~ more tn
b"~'n"~, "f thu tax. "y'' '''"n "'
ANY other rn'z"''. Sm"'' '"xraA
ers hay" me III ''o't 20 "'A''""'-
edge this sc'f-cviient tr'''n' b''
II man pays c"nslderao''
tamonnt in taxes i Is often neari,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

The M ynoids County RcfoGiner
seems to have graspcd Us III 'hc
wropy attitude and employs aoott
half Il cOinmn of its space with IN
,ectiSe in the vain hope OF max
ino us feel nad. We assure the
Refornoer we entertain none but
kindly feelings for the people or
Reynolds county. Our attitude
toward them is ph 'Ian'hropicratil
er than hostile. and our "linslons
to the social and poll. teal dly-ro'
that seelDs to exist there are not to
give ollense. but to awaL'en them
to tho present age of progl 'ess ano
rcforyu. The title hcuding " 1ht
Refnmer is clearly Il misn, Tf'es
when it rises SO valiently to deft Tc
lavs as IL chief dietary artic. Z
anil voting the Democratic ticket
bEndIy as characteristic attributes
of its constituency. There is how
ever Il rift in the mossgrown coy
ering of Reynolds and already Il
large portion of the people there
are making n laudable effort to
bring themselves in contact with
nineteenth century progress. They
came very near one day recently
of lifting the court house away
from CenterviIle and planting it at
Ellington, where the toot OF The
railroad locomotive is squirting
them on TO be up and doing. 1t is
clear to US that The ReforuFr cnl
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
Tart Rcrly Well Merited,

Henry Ward EeecheG once said
apropos Of beggin., letter writer's: Il
receive hundreds month. but one
which came the other day beat any
thing | had ever read before. The ap-
pliCation was from a woman, and it
ran something Ike this: Please send
me $50 ~ return OF post, otherwise
shall be forced to part with my honor
just wrote back: My Dear Madam
/ am in receipt of your letter of the
18th inst, and in reply would state
that if you don't put greater value
On your honor than $50 it doesn't
seem to me to be of much consequence
whether you part with it or not"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

,in iio ..>..:&s OF the Thames i;,st
above N'ir;lscr vas moor2d Tor years
4 house beat belonging to Lady ".
who is :: lifelong friend OF Richard
Maac.c Il. Her sen is n America and
called cn the distinguished actor tie
Other day. Nj. Nal5fields second in
curry was alter the house boat. where
lie hal pa@@"t! SO many enjoyable
days.
oh. mother wa2.it.,! Of The water
eNrlaitie,i lne yc1ng Englishman.
though she loves the old house beat
So she had piles G:iven in the bani,
and raised the house On them and
there it stands high and dry and com
forta Die
What does she call it," queried
Mr. Mansfield, unDIushingly The
house boat Oil the sticlls?'
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
The Eye as an Educator.

The world is a great university.
From the cradle t. the grave we
nre always in Gods great kinder
gArt.'n, where everything is trying
to each Us It's lesson, to give us
It's great secret. Some people are
always at schonl, always storing
up preci,us bits Of knowledge.
Everything has q lesson for them.
It all depends upon tie eyes that
see, the inin:i that can appropriate.
Very few people ever learn how to
Use their eyes. They 60 through
the world with Il superficial glance
ut things; their eye pictures are 81
faint aud dim that details arc los.
and no strong impression is made
IN he mind.
The cyc was intended for Il great
educator. The brain is IL prison
or, never getting ont to the ont
side world. 1t depends upon It's
live or six servants, the senses. Il
bring it material. and The larger
part of it comes through The eye.
The man vino has learned the arj
Of seeing things hooks with BIZ
brain. n.-Orison s. Mar.len, in Sue.
cess.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
SPECIAL ONE WAY
COLONiSr EXCURSIONS
CALIFORNIA.
TIE NORTHWEST
and OLD MEXICO,
VIA THE
Missouri paCific.Irou
Mountain Systems,

AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
We offer The following very low
one-wny special rates from pninis
named below IL the principal
points in C,fif"rnia. the North
west and Old Mexico.
From St. Luis. $50. 90
From ST. Louis To Helena, Battle.
Anac' nd" and intermediate
puiu,s. $500
From St. I.oni- TO Spokane, Una
tilli and intermediate Imiur-.
S2,. 80
From ST. l.nuis te POI Il,nl. Ia
coma, Se",le, Victoria. Van
cuuyer aud Intermediate
points, 5000
From ST. I.onis tn points in Ola
Mcxic.,. $27 90
Also low round trip rates.
Through tonri>t car service.
Tickets sold :n,il Oct. 3lss, 1906.
For particulars see agent or a,l-
dress Dani.i Dclany, travelling
passenger agcnt, St. Louis, No.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

In ST. LOWS ahc other daA
twelve men iu,t their lives Ill tin"
burning uf n Salvation Arms bar
racks, and iii" cl =, ia, ,'cr7 Al "nc''
raise Il clam N thai II iaXi1. uf IA.
law in ~, having tn ..nrcri T. /
provisions for r-ru = = IL .lf'
was the cau>- IF : us.a,,> -. tits.,
THIS l. tt,r yItatt> t.tGIit II '.r.
American i,eni'ie. 50 ~ 'ii-''' ''N
drift along uucnnrrru,sif "I vi II
may huilcn un,ll 'nr''t''t4 Il "-
happen and shea VIC @ct eXci!sHi
and usk why was not lhu law enact
ed to prevent such occurrences en-
forceds We iii,- law n.".'i I.'A
and ucvOlve It uln,n ctrtuln "tAt'a!>
to see tai ihe, Law are carried
out, yet they never ate, and ~
one is held Responsible When anci
II holocaust Us S.. Louis has jus
seen occurs. When HE Amer II
people reat II the p.'iiii "ti''" i't'
enforcement OF /; means A> nicti
as the clati meat Of Il NV theE
their safe' y ani general welfare
will be hs tier regarded
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
GOOD AS THE BEST IF NOT
BETIER-The journal.
Subscribe now, $l.0O.
4 TE\AC WONDER.

There's Hill at Bowie. Tex, that's
twice ~ l.igh "a last year. This wnu-
der Is ". l.. Hill. who from weight
80 p undS has grown tn over $50. lie
says: Il suffered with terrible
cough. and doctors gave me up u die
Of Consumption. | was reIuced +"
20 pounds. when [ began taking pT.
X ing's New Discovery for Con>ulnp-
finn. Cough> and Colds. Nnw, alter
taking L bottles, | am more than
doubled ia weight aud ain cpmplete'v
cured. only sure Cough and Colt
cure. Guaranteed hy :. +. ThurEnan
! O.. Druggist. 90. Trial bottle
free.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
Little Oddities.

Sheffield uses yearly over 1000.
600 rinsbones for knife handles.
In southern Egypt there is no
dcvfa!i and SOM e'imes only twenty
minutes Of rain for Il whole year.
Every cmp'oye of the British
post office gets IL wedding present
from the government when he
marries.
No bird can i!y back ward. The
dragon fly, besides outstripping
swittes! bird, flies backward with
ease.
Daring thirty days after death
in C,lina the nearest relatives of
ti.o deceased 30 net shave nor
change their clothes.
There are Stars 50 distant that
II flying machine moving at the
rate Of 500 miles IN hour would
reqnire 800, 900, 900 years to reach
them.
Each stroke Of mans heart oc
cup;e~ about half second, but The
heart rests after each stroke, 81
thai it only makes seventy Il min
"tr.
While tl;" Germans are pay inc
uurc and mere attention to ;h&
English !an4uaae there Is II decline
OF German as a schoo! subject in
England PhiIadc!p pI.ia Prcse.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
The Size OF Ocean waves.

The latest investigation Of the
uucS ton Of the SiZ. If ocean waves
is Tina! na'" ~ he c.l.lnen' naval
aTciHt,.c;. NJ j: lin, Who "giees
thai All i.iu q ,auilei students ut
this -tInJ..ei III s;ai,ny that tfsr >lZc
uf ttr i;;r.ts; ucvau waves has
been 4rcaiiy overe>l.nutcd. Ac
cuidIng 10 tl!Is authority, of tie
several mclhuds by which tie
irnatl pf i; wave may be de;ermiu
ed. The most reliable is that of dc
ducling it from lie theory that
there is simple relation between
lue time nf c,,u, ,lcte oscillation and
The length. iAe longest wave OF
which II. Berlin has knowledge
measured $50 feet from crest TO
crest, and It's period was twenty-
three seconds. The long waves.
however, are not unusually high,
and in dep wafer the height OF Il
wave 800 feet in length would
not b. lnn.e than one ;ittlelh Of It's
iengtil, or say about 50 feet. Oh
servers, particularly those who are
sl:ua;ed ou snlniI vessels, claim to
have w.!nc~Sei waves mach higher
than this. b;:; their observations
are not Of much value, for the
reason that The dock Of suUI! u YES
sci Il ,a;> parallel to tie surface Of
The wuvr, instead Of parallel with
The plane Of the horizon, and the
inclination us the deck viii thus
give the observers an exaggerated
t,n pre-. Il u - ii"lg!l' nt an Oh
coming wave. n Berlin accepts
rs r.iiab,, records taken where
ini. ~purr.. Il error wa, al lcfui'y
..i3tnIt:'ts.-t. YAt..t >ti,T ;'Ir 81 y'ir- (.
- ''' !'>''
"'': 30 ft"n lf'"-,! - cif~', III
i.irt4n Ir. - II aa''. - - .it III
NE ,uu,h,rn ,.,is wave, of even
,....,.,.,.,,o,,, ,l,,, ,4,, ,,.,r -.
I rt-
1'>'''ia''' u" '"e'' ~ ''' "'' .
enter etsEai water thelr i'rt1n" de
..rrasp- nni t,,ev herrur nlpller.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
OrriS Root.

Expensive perfumes are not needed tC
give the clothing delicate fragrance
There is nothing better than the f'loren-
tine orris root, which costs ten cents an
ounce by small lots, but can be had for
about Il dollar pound. 1t has reason
ably lasting perfume. does not al any
time lose its otior if Of firstelass quail
ity, and is the basis Of nearly all the
expensive sachet powders.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
DUTWITS TIE SURGEON

A complication nf female troubles,
with catarrh Of til. stomach and bow.
els, had reduced Mrs. Taos. S. Austin,
of Leavcnw)rth. Ina, tn such IL Ge.
piorabie Coz, Gitinn, tiat her drctor al.
viSed az operation; but her husband
fearing fatal results, postponed his to
try Electric Bitter-: aud to the
amazement of all who knew her. this
medicine completely cured her Guar
anteed cure for torpid liver, kidney
disease. b'lnnsneSs, jauhdice, chlls
and fever, general disability. nerv, us.
ness and oIoud pni>unii!. Rest tome
inad". Pr'ca SOC - :. L Thurman's $
Drug store. Try it.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
The Climate cf Cuba,

The annual mean temperature OF
Havana is - degrees Fahrenheit
There is only slight range of ex
tremes. Trade winds temper the heat
and it is most uncomfortable early in
the morning before the winds develop
The nights are cool.
May 10 October inclusive are rainy
months. while Tie remainder of the
year il; dry. Even In the rainy
months the nighls are generally and
The dars partly cIpa.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

DANGER IN ASKING ADVICE.
When You have Il cough or cold do
not ask someone what is good for it,
as there is danger in taking some un
known preparation. Foley's Honey
snd Tar cures coughs. colds aud pre-
vents pneumonia. The genuine is in
y yellow package. Refuse substitutes
City Drug Store.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
". L. Hunter, agent German
American Insurance Go. of New
y ork. See him fortiIc insurance.
Jo\t; T,ENSCSsEE FIGHT,


For twenty long years W. l.. Eaw!s,
Of Bells. Tenn. fought raSai caiarrn.
He writes; The sweilin. and sore
ness inside my nose WAS fen.!Ii, till !
began applying Bucklen'~ Arnica Srlre
Ia the sore surface: tbi, caused the
soreness and swelling TO disappear
never to return" Best salve in en-
istance. 3E at $ I. Thurman :
Drug Store.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
PUBLIC SPEAKER INTERRUPT
ED

Public speakers are frequently in
terrnpted by people coughing. This
would not happen il Foicy> Honey
aud Tar were taken. as IT. cure~ coughs
aud Gods and prevents pm III onIa and
consumption. The geuuiur cnnLain>
no opiates and is in a. yellow package >
City Drug Store.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
Cost If Education in Europe.

French statistics show the ex-
nenses OF the various European
states for ,h. education of their
subjects. In Germany there Is
one school to ev2ry 700 inhabitants
and on AVERAGE 100 children attend
one school. The expense amounts
to IS. .25 cents II head Of population.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

lhe latest my .ternnts thing III
Missouri is the permanent disap-
pearapce of $1,000 Democratic
votes. No more IL, t,e-r V, ,'er-
bob up sereneI, t. make the state
shameful, Democratic.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

Governor Folk seems deieimin
ed to stand between his party and
the mon"polizlny corporations in
the mutual inclination Of the lat ter
to play their old game OF y"n
tickle me, III tickle ,ou.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

Ferh"pI the Young Missourlan
who has been holding up pas>en
gers in Pullman cars Ia,ei, thought
us conduct WIS no worse than that
or Tho lnurtnr on ,hc cars
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

not held things down in the old
rut much longer and we can rret-
tv nrari, see the court h"nse Of
Re, noId~ count, firmly planted III
Ellington ai the next attempt.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

Whenever yJn hear ~ big Dem y
cratic politician taking Of l,Va
ing the trusts hook into his l,rlva,c
record and you viii probably ilnd
him in the pay Of the trusts. For
further information apply to Sen"-
tor Bailey of Texas or Senator
Stone of Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
Mistake.

First Spirit-Wcil, how do YOU like
the place. | used 10 BE- reporter
when on earth. and
Second Spirit-Gosh, Then I've
come TO the wrong place. / thought
this was heayen-rsdge.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
80 Wliten the Hands.

Honey, cre oun,e; lemon juice, one
ounce; eau de cologne, one ounce. This
Will both soften au'. wh;ten the hands.
and is excellent 10 apply before retir-
inS.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
To Cle.1 Lamp Ch.mneys

If lamp chimnevs arr held over
steam for a few minutes. then polished
With dry cloth, theE VII Let break
80 easily a when washed.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
Sl.OO Per Annum.

1t appears that the Republicans
carried Missouri Mt the last eiec
ton on The total vote for state sen
ators. Republican Missouri is moi
SO far of.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

Now that the campaign is over, we
would like to hear more regularly
from our country corre>poutentS.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
Comfort in Adversely,
Wish of a Queen,

Hone is our only comfort in adver-
sitv.-From the Latin
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
ACCORDING to the Bible,

A Biblical Sabbath days journey
was 23 1-t miles.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

Oh, keep me innocent-make others
great.-Caroiine OF Denmark.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05

1t is 100 years since bank failed
in China.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-05
Never Whine.

Whining never found happiness. and
certainly ii never kept it.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-21
THEY KILL 4
BRITISH SUBJECT

Batoum, Russia. May 21.--W. II.
Stuart, the American acting consul
who was assassinated here last night,
was British subject and one OF the
largest shipbrokers and exporters in
Batoum.
During the revolutionary troubles
last fall his life was many times
threatened by longshoremen. and on
Christmas q deputation visited
Stuart's Office and practically COM
PEELED him to give $500 under euise Of
holiday gratuity for the deck
laborers. M