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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15
Heir to 100000.

Memphis, Tenn.-While at work
at his forge Robert Linke, black
smith Of Germantown, Tenn, small
village near this city, was informed
that he was named as the beneficiary
in the will Of his cousin, Henry Lin
ke, who died recently in Cincinnati,
in the sum Of 100000. Linke was
located by the local police at the re-
quest of the Cincinnati officials.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15
Switchmen Accept.

Denver, Col.-The switchmen ac-
cepted the offer of the managers Of
the Western railroads for an increase
Of three cents an hour will be de-
termined by arbitration.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

The New York State Democratic
committee adopted resolutions de-
nouncing the ousting of Stuyvesant
Fish from the Illinois Central presi-
dency.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15
IA $1h0.000 Cotton Fire.

West Point, Ga.-Fire which for :
time threatened the entire business
section Of the city damaged cotton
stored in the warehouse Of Darden
& Kennedy about $4,000.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

Republicans carried Massachusett
by $4,000 and Indiana by from AZ, 90,
to $4,000.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

The Extreme Left Of the French
chamber is demanding early enforce
ment of the separation law.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

French troops fought light en-
gagement with Arabs in Senegal,
West Africa.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

There was light vote in Missis.
sippi, the Democrats being without
opposition.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

Five incendiary fires occurred with
in three hours in New York tene-
ment district.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

The Republicans are said to have
swept everything in West Virginia.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

The Baptist Women's Missionary
Union is in session at Lake Charles,
La.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

It is said Wall street wagered ST.
100000 on the New York election.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

The Republicans claim Pennsyiva-
MIA by 100000.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

Both parties claim to have carried
Colorado.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-15

Utah went Republicansby the usual
majority.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
The Cry For Labor.

the cr, that comes from the At
iantlc 10 The Pacific aud from HE
lakes to The Gulf for more men,
and for yet more men nd women
to de HE work lha, offers, Is rart-
~ explained by james j. Hills re
cent statement tina, the traffic Of
the country has more than doubled
| IN ten Years.
the lsrodnciiycneS, Of cur fields
aud iacio:ies and The good mark heis
for all that they can produce paye
stimulated trade and Industry to II
point at which ,hc supply of intel
iiorn! or trained labor is inSullic
lent.
BY far The greater part Of the
horde of 'mmlyrallun Is, upon lis
arrival, iit only for the rouo hest
| labor. There l. ulure than enough
of ,ha, ktnd of work for it. B'
many of The immigrants d, moi
seek hard ,,n,!iIy work Ihcy bud
die in The large cit;c- aud I've ms
eruhi, for Il time hy some ut ui
tieily trade until they master the
language and rise gradually TO
com, .arative atilnc,cr thr..nyh
self denial and close attention to
business.
The f,rmrrS, producing ahund-
nr'k and now getting ys:,,d prices.
have rs Il cIH-s ,rn'',biy more than
qnadru II, q thrIr ..':rh,,in. p.H
er tad il.e;r slani,;!> f,r the com
forts and !rxu:ir- "f hf- haye
made unprecedented hu~iup~> far
sHerc;lunis, anl men,lfac,urer..
Tie l',va:iing difficulty in g,.s
Ting English speaking tne;l for III.
i'i;,iucr cm;,lpymcn's is cl,araci cr-
| islic of American. development
from the beginning. Opnort,!ni
ty has been So great Hnl so con
! sianlIy expanding that 10 man oi
ordinary intelligence and appli.;a
:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

position and rightly value their
bright prospects. But not by
pansine in their work, nor by
''overcrnliience." Canpaigns are
not won by those who sleep on
their posts and dream of victory.
Lingering in Missouri arc some
so called GiDraiturs of hIdebound
Ronrbonism, but light is breaking
even there. Three or four of them
account for the Democratic plur
aiity. Outside Of the three or
four the rest Of the states ia
Counties are Republican by the
latest aggregate official vote. The
Democratic majority was 300 in
Monl"e, 24I5 in Clay. 1852 ln Cal
lava, and 3lOS IN Boone, ~ more
than tnuuoh IN these four sitony-
holds ui ancient devotion to a
played "ul lartt label to cover
the Democratic plurality III the
stale. /, is also evident from the
Giir:al returns that the Deinucrat-
&c plurality On the c"ngres,Inna!
vote is smaller than on the s.ute
ticket, a,!d that bat for the gerry
nander the ltepublicans would
have ei>cled eight of the sixteen
co:;yrr>>.nrn, instead of he four
/" "hicn 'i!cy arc limited ity !'"ii-
tIc;.i b inisp. The time Is coniiny
IN Tins >:aic ancn Is eleclluiis Will
be decided by .,rInciple~, and when
al It's people will get the equal
representation TO which they are
entitled. A stud, of the official
setur.> makes the indnmi,ahle
;i4h'Iny kep"h!lcans Of Nj souri,
feel good. -Giubr Dem ,crat.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
LIFE IN OCEAN DEPTHS.
Carnival of Tragedy Among the Deep
Sea Fishes.

All the deep sea fishes are enor-
mons eaters. says 4 naturalist. There
being nothing 70 eat but the life about
them, they live upon each othe..
Every iacnlty foH killing and devour
ing is p-oyiG!ed-luminesce 10 daz.
zle. swif5ne=s and strength 10 orertake
and overnov-ec knife-6lade teeth for
tearing. abnnymauy large Jaws fa,
crushing. Whatever the prey. or how,
ever iaTec II may he. there is itJle
trouble in Swallowing il. The month
Eawns Ike = cavern and HE stomach
distcnds Ia h0hl . BOD evon larger
han tie aNa1!nwe1., The appetite in
fishes seems never Waniing and com
pl',e digestion with e0;nc of them is
only a matter ii half an hon-. Fer
this reason slaughter Eocs on nneud
inGlE- Usually il is produced only -
hunger, hut =cnle monsters. Ike tie
hluetish. eTen when "2rcpd Kill FL,
bnre love 81 Eilifu"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
Invited to Bring Turkey.

Following is Il Bi!IviI!c invita-
ton with :: iiltir string 10 il:
''Dcar Jolin-ln case you make
up yer mind 10 dine with II,
Ihan!>~2ivin, be shore and fetch
ySr own turkey. I'hcm that we
raised has HIi been stole, an Tie
rha;, that ~t','e EN- has raiSu,! t,,e
price, SO that They re oat nf oar
rcac;l ;,n, how. an sill .el:ln'
higher. So II yea WAN, to ob!is,
us, john. }es fttr;, yer o'v.. 'ur',, y
~ we'll furnish he il:,iycs III,
forks"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
pointed Paragraphs.

Turn fl ttely upside d,Wn and
yon have >lander.
There are some ministers who
practice what they preach.
Nine iln"S nn nf Il possible tea
it's good t'uIlc. not to.
And the less money woman
has to spend the more she iaIk>
shop.
n woman begins to Sit up an;i
take notice when other wornnn
say nice things about her husband.
As r"|e, when people say wht'
they mean a lot of explanation i,
necessary.
Ii takes Il mln with strong viii
power to listen .n ii leaSun whu1,
he i angry.
Con 5c;an!lpa> people are lii>:
ideas. They refuse tc strike !!
man when he Is down.
The rim" Of The almighty doIla,
adds appreciate, to the st,l,fnc
tionS Il siI derives from .cr en-
gagcneul ring.
The young mtn wii, thinks hi
boss can't yet along without sin
AMY have Ia get along without his
boss later in the game. -Chica1"
News.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
Prehistoric Morris Chairs

n,d The ehi-luric dxeilcrS up
on Long Island nIan.lfucture ano
Use stone ciIalr~. and especially
stone Nj IRIS chairs. Sucil is lar
problem + Reeve of Echo, neai
Port Jetfel son, l. l., has set him
self tu s.iivc.
Mr.. Reeve, while digging in ;hc
car,h near nl~ Ii ma last week. an
c"vercd n large stoise chair. fa~;s
inncd in he form of Il Morris
chair. He had it placed Upon ::
stone sled and dragged 10 the to;t
of tl"i, h'a!f ju>t west of bis
house, where he ,,a.ited il upcr
the grn:i!d. 1t cnrnf;i;tH,.s Il Spien
did view of Port jefferson IIarbnr
far below. Mr.. Reeve SAYS tI.a.
some cushions ale ali Int is uera-
ed to make the chair rs tomfrlt t
abb: nS #nv he ever .0s.c,,i}iu!. Oi
course. The c;air Is rnt adjust
able. The primitive n'nnufac;ur-
er> had proximity net diSco,crre'.
that Wrinkle when 'hc Reeve cI.:I7,
W"s made.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
Horrors of Close SiaVeS.

\ New York barber has on a
corner table Il fine pocket micro
scope and !. framed announcement
that says:
"Do yen know what close
shave means. Bring friend
here, if you don't, have him shay
ed close, and thea looE; ut bis face
through this microscope. The en-
tire skin will resemble q piece Of
raw beef.
TO shave t'ic face perfectly
smooth requires not only the +. :
| moval of the hair, but also por.
ton OF the catic'e; SD tina: IL close
shave means the remova! of Il layer
of skin all round. The blood yes
sels Thus exposed arc not visible TO
the naked eye, bu, under the mi
croscope each Iiille qniycring
mouth, holding Il minute drrp Of
blood, protests against such treat
nent. Brin. Il friend and see.
The nerve tips are also uncA1-
cred by close sllavcs, and the pore,
are left unprotected, which makes
the skin tender and unhealthy.
This sudden exposure of Tie inner
layer Of The skin renders Il person
liabl to cola. huarscncss and sore
threat"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
One Of the Family.

care yen the editor that takes
in society news" inquired tht
caller, an undersizcd man with ,
tired and ti,nid appealing look or
his face.
Yes, sir" replied the young
man a, The desk. II can take in
any kind of news. What have
,nuW
"Why, its this way,.' said the
caller, lowering his voice. My
wife gave small party last night,
and | am willing to pay to have
this report of the affair put in the
paper
1--WE don't charge anything for
publishing Snciety news obsarv
ea the Young nlan AT the desk, TAX
ing the protfere.! manuscript and
looking ii over.
"Tha,'s all right WAS the re-
ply. "You don't understand. !
wrote this up myself, and put i'll
IL line or two that says. Mr.. Half
stick assisted bis distinguished
wife in receiving the guests.
That's The way | want it to 90 in,
and | Il u'i care If it costs Il Gu!
lar nnrt. | want ny friends 10
k'",", ,y Grn,:.s that | sill be
long t" Inc family. ."-Har?crs :
Weekly.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

DANGER FROM TIE PLAGUE
There's grave danger from the
plague OF Coughs and Colds tha: are so
prevalent, uniesS fou take Or. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls,
OF Forest City, Me-. writes: "IL's n
G,d>"nd TO people living in climates
where coughs and colds prevail. /
.tnd 1t quickly ends them. ltpreveuts
P"riEi"nI", cures La Grippe. gives
w"nnrffil relief in Asthma aud Hay
Ffver, and makes weak lungs strong
noah TO ward Of Consumption,
Coughs and Colds ooc aud sl.UO.
ndathht:ei by ;. +. Thurman s Co.
Trial bItilc free.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

Queer how thing THAT .>N be
gountenanced by the authoriti, ~
Washington will. at another tia. .
be frowned upon. When the
Cubans were lighting fox freedom
from Spanish rule they maintained
revolutionary iunta in this coun-
try, and if UncIe Sam did not
openly act in sympathy with the
work Of these revolutjonists pre,
vious to the blowing up of the
"Maine," he quietly winked 81,
their doings. Recently, howe Ger,
he has become very active in aid
ing the Mexican government in
breaking up revolutionary iGntas
in this country that are threaten,
ing the peace Of the Mexican gov
crnment. There ms.y be room for
distinction between these two
cases, but we dou't see where it
comes in.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
0mens.
To snccze on Friday prc<aGc>

10 snccza on Friday prc<aac>
misfortune.
TO see il shooting star means ali
sorts of good luck.
TO pick u? an opal argues tue
acceptance of someone's evil for
tune.
Finding piece % jewelr, pr
tends the bcs.owal Of wealth.
10 pa, on stocking wrong side
o.t. aud the left s;.1e tirs', are
both iachy.
Finding aa unopened letter
means the reception of good news.
TO dream of a funeral is an eX-
cel!ent omcn.-Philadelphia ln'
Qu:rer.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

The chief reason why none Of
the trusts have us ye. suffered Sc
verely from their infraction- Of
the antitrust law - BECAUSE ni,>;
of the men who are in these ilIrg Il
trusts are leading citizens, and
those upon whom The enforcement
of the law devui, es ,!n not like to
bring such individuals into the pen
and disgrace. Such ruui>hm,nts
are reserved only for the poor law
breaker. Put Il few tr,lslers in
stripes and see how quickly The
trust question will solve itself.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
An Understudy.

''Ilavc You got job, Sam:"
"lc<, sab"
''Wha; axe YOU dolHg."
I'm M ur''er-tndy, sab"
An uudcr-, dv, SAM
''lc<. sab. My Wiz tiocS wash
in, aHd l'm her IN i,rstudy.'
But have Eon ever heen r;IIc !
'r'on to take her place.
Ne. sab. !,a;t.'t cot dat fan
vii, SAT-. '-Inn'tcrS Stat .,m III.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

The ir"ntou Register sarcasiica!-
ly remarks that the selection Of /,
congressional representative from
this district shuiild have been icft
to the journal. If II bad been, the
Register can rest assured that Wa
would nm have picked oue wl's
Will pu about as useful to the dts
tric' as the pr"verhlal last year =
buds nest.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

some unexplained reason wthhnId-
such assistance from the highways
of The main domain. Depending
upon local revenues for improved
highways W never bring them
about. except, perhaps, III very
deu~.I, p,in,laIrd districts. Ii is
he, nnd dispute ina, II" country
has ever secured y,,nd roads except
where they were built as II nntiun
al undertaking The leading co;'n
tries of Europe h,Iiil solid r,ad
WAYS previous t. HE dt,elnI,nItnt
Of The railway era rs military
necessity, tii. Cni'ed State, could
we'll undertake. his work a> a mat
ter "f na'io..al economy and con
Ven'tnCr
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

1t is cas-, for The independent l.,
@H.,c the Rrpnh!icans to lnsi!;u;e
proceedings under tho corrupt
practivc act, knowing that this
.Demucrailc Inv /, arranged i.
Yn'olec, nsl such practices rath-i
uinn punish them. Neither lI.e
G.. mrupl candidate or the corrup!
VIZ tef can give eyilcnce in such
pro, e.diDgs without incrimina'iny
hims, VI. ead with be,', swearing
that tn y dasnt do ii. the arm Of
tho l,w h,a,, u" strength and the de-
cent citiztn " tetonr+t. Demo
cratic legs iatu yes !" Missouri may
always be <lereL 'ded upon not t"
make law that vii punish It's
party's rascality.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
Missouri's Official. Returns.

The Democratic plurality in
Nis souri, un the heads uf he State
ticket by the official figures just
published Is So1S for judge Graves
and 1904 for Judge Wondsnn
Prof Whnc, tn. Rrp,hIican cln
dlda,e for state superintendent OF
schools, lost by 1852. and RnOa
OgIcsby, the Democratic canti;-
date fer ralIruad commissioner.
who, as IL brakeman, was badly
injured IN III accident and los, ms
suit for damages after several de
ci>ions in his favor, ran ahead of
his ticket and was elected by IA,
561. He Is the on!, candidate
who received more than naif TIC
vn!es ca>l, thc other Denocral~ :
getting II plurality only. The to-
th' t|ttIi'IiatlS |f't Ill itIt St'ttt q.
292. AL, is smaller by several
Thousand ,iian that cast two Years
ayu for Parker, SO that if, as the
Demucratlc state handbook claims,
$4,000 Democrats remained away
from the polls Tn that occasion,
lhe number of absenices this
Eunth Was >lliI larger. Bu. in
mld> ear between presidential cleo
tons The vote rf both parties tails
off. The hates, Republican vote
IN Missouri Is 81 900 smaller than
that cast fu The national tici:et III
1904. alti -, ,UtU >ii3Hticr tliun tie
nulnuer given The general stale
ticket III that year. LII 10000 OF
these neglected. Rcpubiica,ls had
voted, the party would have car
ricd The state. There is said to
have been some Republican ''over-
confidence" but that is neglect in
silly form.
A. it stands, the rc.;ul, is au i'm
poriant Rcp,lhiican advance and
achievement. 1t distinctly places
Missouri in he doubtful list. with
The Republican party steadily
growing much faster than any
o.her in the state. For years, or
rather ior Il generation, this high
,er rate Of Republican increase has
'eep seen ia the returns, and it is
ma, e pronounced than usual in the
+; ;o,r.> Of 1906. Four years ago,
y, the Iu,,' of-year election, the
Democratic VtsrsIi'y in the state
was A, 900. <ow 1t is 5000. The
Democratic part BAD the adyan-
,ages of the oppos,. Soa III the Oft
year. Il was aided "'eS'''''"o'Sl
bv the several camp;t's y tourS "i
Mr.. Bryan. for whom The Ge'ho-
Gratis and old popul!st elemcAN o.
Missouri are supposed to have ~
bounded enthusiasm; and yet moth
ing remains OF The Democratic
plurality but 5000. Logically.
the continued Democratic decllne
is the cle;u indication that Rcpub-
lican Missouri Is near ut hand, and
in Il form insuriug perlnanency.
The Republicans of the state should
understand the strength OF their
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

The Democratic lead in Missouri
has been clIl down to less than ten
thousand. The Time i, not far I'll,
TAM when Kepnbiicau Victories IN
this stats Will no longer be regard
cd rs accidents, but will take their
place under the heading If perna
nent lns!ituiluu3.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

Joseph T. Smith, head of The
Mormon church, has just been
CONVICTED of POI ga;ny and fined
$500. If ,ilc head of the Meihu-
dist or Pleshy terlan church or
Bap,l,, or amy other church bat
the Mnrmun hal been found guilty
of such an alfonso he would nave
had to serve II term in the pen.
The same punishment falls upon
nhe ordinary iHyman who should
Happen to he convicted of having
lmene wives than the law allows.
president Smith will Keep on In
his polygumous life if Il small fine
is all that is brought up to defer
him.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

Win Republican m"j"ri'y III
the ncx' c''agre>> larger 'han The
party expected or even hoped for,
and the gain of several seats in The
senu.e from til. Democrats. il may
safely he concluded that HE people
or tins country are not SO greatly
devoted to ,Ie idea of lal,!f revi>-
ION uS the Democrats would have
us believe. 1t is pretty clear that
If there Is going to he any rtvl>
ing OF HE ia.;f done Il, any l.mt.
i The people prefer t. lntru>t Tie job
to the R"pHhIican-, whose ahnlIl.
to take care Of The general welfare
Of American industries is upl an
unknnwn or precarl WIS q ian!Ity.
The next congress may underlakc
IA illtic revising of ine protective
schedules. b,it BECAUSE nt the faci
that the Re,nubilclns ar. in full
control there VIII De n,n' II :iIc
tearln! down of The i.,slif prac:-
liun wall that our Democratic
friends had hoped to occupy them
selves VITA during lhal session.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
GOOD AS THE BEST II NOT
bEIl ER-lEe Journal.
S:ih~crlbe nuu, $I.0U
ADVICE 10 HOUSEWIVES.

No hnunc IS - pleasant. regardless
III the cnntnrtS that MONEY will bay .
Is "iieu he entire family is il perfect
beHii!t. y iE,1t c q! tino Lav,ti,a
i ruih sN.ttn costs 20 cents. IL VIII
cure ever. menil,e, III the family uf
Cnnstipdi iun sex headache or stem
acli tlUGb:e. City drug store
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
re raYS us DEBT.
Wil!<e35aTre f,tnte, prc-c1te Vcraei
cts story OF Squirrels.

Bill Anderson & re brushes tells
the l2t@Gt squirrel tale. and it heads
the fst. Bill G"eI a ilorc hant in town
!crc so cclts. ana ne Id. promised
10 lay it Saturday. Friday night Just
hc.oTc day ka dreamed. II his dream
lie remembered the % cents and how
the merchant expected it the next
Cay. iia also saw q larcc hickory
.rec IA secluded SGT ii the woods.
and on it WGro many squirrels gamhol-
in and i.!2Ein- on is branches. Ic
say: himself shooting thcm Wiz? dead
" aim and how Ee hal bought them
30 town and s@:tleI with tn merchant
Ills dream N;:s 0Tl!': hc ;WoAe. and
without waiting to r>;t n7l i:is Shoes.
he grabbed his ::3!:i ;:.:t Went To the
tree. 'ihc squirrels We're there. and
%ithouI moving from The tracks he
killed -. IS he killed the last one
nc saw weasel climbing the tree and
killed it. About thai time a crow lit
ia the tree and il wa brought down
lIC turned fot home and saw another
squirrel near by anl killed il. His
dream had been realized 70 corrob-
oTatc his story, l." brought the squii.
reis 20 town Saturday. paid OF tho
merchant and nad cash ove.r.--Wil!ics,
l.arHp Chronicle,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
I,IDtI POISONING,

tt>Ijl'~ fg,nIcTnttic Cou>iipal ion. " iI;cti
j. t.!:"Sty cared by U:. Kings New
t.i4r i'il- 'fhnv remove ali rniSQ:l-
nil- g"rtus frt,lu Tie system and infi.~p
Gtw iIft. aud viGnr cure >oiir >tnE,ao:h.
t:..ti>i;l headache. dizziness aud cole.
Wi it'.s.t r,iuinG ar dtscnm.s.rt. D.
Gua.at,,ccd hy :. +. Thurman x g.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

A New York Young woman
claims she spends $2oo.OnO Il Year
on Clothes without eX,ravayance.
We can see where she relegs,e-
herself tn u life of u.d nIaidiSii
She will never find any man " ln,
will undertake To keep her in
clothes.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
". i. Hunter, agent German
Hnrri,an Insurance Go. OF New
| o.! See him fortirc Insurance..
:, BADLY BIRNED CIR.

'If 10y, n"Ii or woman. is quickly ont
u; I}H:n II Euch lc'.> A'nIca Saiv,' j. ;,I,-
r.itd rrnI1uty. q. ! Wtcu. at Teknn.
si;'. Nicis.. says: II t>e it, II :isy la!u-
ly fuf cuIS, SuIr~ aiIti all skin iniur-
il, aEf uud it. perfect QnicKt -
rie cure Stlu:n. l.e-i. healing >a!rr
mldr. N II ;. J.. Thu, drug
inIt.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

Have you taken mol ice Of oar offer
" >rud you the journal ana the Twice
+ w ecA GluDe Democrat for Il whole
ear for nuiy $3.50. THIS cffer will
.tos last long aud YOU should avail
;"Hr>ei! OF it promptly il you are 30:
i!c3dy Il subscriber To these papers.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

Fu'cy'> Honey and Tar cures tie
most ob>tiuItc coughs and eypeis t'ie
cold from tie system as IT, j. mildly
faxative. IT. is guaranteed. Do not
iSlt takin. any hut the genuine ia
Tue yellow package, City drug ssors.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

Senator TiIlman remarks ,hu.
Roosevelt, plays to the galleries.
and tina, Br, an is the opi, true
friend of the people. When the
senate conyencs again Senator
Iillman should glance around the
galleries aud zee who occupies
fhay,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
Si.OO Per Annum.

lhe Democratic cnnd dates il
this county in the last calnpa;gn
dld not Use any bnze aud h.n,!e,
they were nll lille Sunday school
bows.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28

The government has seen fit 40
give the island of Porto Rico good
roads at national expe nse, but fM'
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-28
SPECIAL O:NE WAY
COICNiST EXCURSIONS
CALIFORNIA.
TIE NORTHWEST
and OLD MEXICO.
Missouri pacifiC.IrOn
Mounlain Systems,

Al ni:EAIIi REDUCED RATES.
We o!ler ii,r following very low
nn",wav Special rates from pnints
named h.'"w Ia the principal
prln'> IN C.,Iif"rnia. the North.
"est and C.d Mexico.
Tlom St. Loni-, 5000
From -. Louis To Helena. Bate.
Ahaco.sd.: and intermediate
points. go, cu
From ~. l.onis I" >i.,kHue, Una
tIIla and iu'rr,li"!iatc POINTS,
So. 80
From 81. Louis I" 20, larh. Ia
comm. Seattle, Nic..,ia. Van
cu,Iver and intermediate
points, 5000
From ST. Louis to points in Old
Mexico. $27 90
Also lnw round trip rates.
Through tourist car service.
Tickets sold until Oct. 3lst, 1906
For particulars SEQ agent or ad-
dress Daniel Dcluny, travelling
passergcr ursut. St. Louis, No.