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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-09-14
TAKE.
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Are you . SulIeFeFI
Has your doctor been unale.
eessiull
Wouldn't you prefer 10 tseat
yourscli-AT HONEY
Nearly 100000 women have
bought Wine Of Cardui from
their druggists and have cured
themselves at home, Of such
troubles ~ periodical, bearing
down and ovarian pains, leucor-
rhea, baFrenness, nervousness,
dizziness, nauscR and despond-
ency, caused by female weakness.
These are not easy cases.
Wine Of Cardui cures when tho
doctor can't.
Wine Of Cardul does not irTi-
tate the organs. There IL no pain
In the treatment. It il q soothing
tonic Of healing herbs, free from
strong and drastic drugs. Il 10
successful because u cures In q
natural way.
Wine Of Cardui can Be bought
from yoSr druggist at e1.0 q
bottle and you can begin this
treatment today. VIII you Try ~
IL cases requiring special directions,
address, giving symPtomAR The AAadioa'
AQstaogy DQpl., Tho ChAktAnooda
Medicine Co, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-09-14

IL cases requiring special dlreotions,
address, giving symRtoma, The Aaaloa'
Advnogy Dept, The ChaltAnooGa
NedIctno Co, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-09-14
Mineral Application
No. 7o3.
tUNrrED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Las CRUCEs, NEW MEXICO.
AUGUST 30th, 1905.

Notice Is hereby given that Walter
II. Duffy, BY James L. Wells, bis at
torpev Ia fact, whose pOstofice I'D
dress Is L0Fdahurg. New Mexico, has
made application for a United States
patent for the VENUS Group consist
ING OF the VENUS, PLANET, CEN.
TCRY. HARLEM and WINNIE lode
mining claims, Mineral Survey No.
1892, situate 10 Pyramid Mining Dis
trIct, County OF Grant and Territory
~ New Mexico, covering Is feet Of
Abe VENUS lode 10 q direction s. ~
degree So mlnute w. from the dis
cOvery, and 1888 feet in q direction
N. Al degree So minute n therefrom,
and Is feet Of the PLANET lode 10 a
direction N. 80 degree 30 minute II.
FROM the discovery, and 1875 feet 10 4
direction s. 90 degree 30 minute W.
therefrom, aud o. feet OF the CEN
TURY lode Ia a direction N. IS de.
IRE 90 minute II. from the discovery,
and 1905 feet IN a direction 3, 50 de.
gree 90 minute W. therefrOm, and
los feet OF the HARLEM lode In q
direction n. 81 degree "a minute K
from the discovery, and 1888 feet 10
direction s. 81 degfec.24 minute w
therefrom, aud 500 feet OF the WIN.
ME lode Ia a direction N. 81 degree
10 mlnute E. from The discovery, and
DAG feet 10 q direction S. 81 degree
10 minute w. tnerefrOm, and lyinp
in n. n. quarter and y. half N. w.
quarter and N. half s. w. quarter add
II. half s. r. quarter OF Section !. T..
"a S. r. 10 w. N. M. p. u. & ~. and
more particularly described as fol-
lOWg.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-09-14
DESCRIPTION OF HARLEM
LODE.

Beginning az cnFner No. ], a pOF-
phyTy stone 20 K rs x 5 inches, 20
tnches 10 the ground, chiseled 1-1282
4-l2S2, from which the quarter sec
tlon corner on +. boundary section SO,
T. 20 S., r. 10 W., N. NJ. p. B. s. N
hears N. 50 degree 81 minute L. 560S. 3
feet distant, and running thence S. 81
degree "a minute w. 1893 feet to
corner No. 2; thence s. 80 degree 80
minute r. 500 feet TO corner No. 81;
thence N. 81 degree "a minute T. 1893
feet TO corner No. 4; thence n. 80
degree 80 minute W. 600 feet TO corner
No. I, place OF beginning, containing
1883 acres,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-09-14
YOU OAN EASILY OPERATE
THIS TYPEWRITER
YOURSELF

Don't worry your
correspondent.
Don't write him
anything by hand.
thattakes him tins
to make Out-that
may leave him In
doubt-Ihat he can't
easily read.
And don't MI out
legal papers or card
mcmOs or make
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-09-14
DESCRIPTION OF CENTURY
LODE.

BEGINNING at corner No. I, a Dor.
phyry stone % x IS K 0 inches, 20 To-
ehes 10 the ground, chlseled l-I2s2
4-I2S2. from which the quarter sec.
tlOn corner on Z boundary OF section
80, T. % S., r. 10 W, N. NJ. p. b. 8
NJ, bears N. "a degree O8 minute T..
5025 feet distant, and running thence
5. 81 degree 80 minute Z. 1887 feet to
corner No. 2: thence s. s. degree O8
minute W. 1892 feet 20 corner No.
3; thence N. SO degree 80 minute W.
600 feet to cornell No. 4; thence N. IS
degree n minute T. 1888 feet TO
corner No. l, place Of beginning, con-
talnlDg IS. 1893 acres.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
Southeast News.

Charleston Enterprise.
The Morehouse Sun burned out
one night last week. The editor
had $500 insurance on bis part Of
the material and stock and will re-
engage in the business as soon as
be can get d new plant together.
The recent heavy rains did q
great deal Of damage along the
streams, and now much Of the lev
land in Southeast Missouri Il under
water.
The Modern Woodmen had q bic
rally at Farmington last Friday
night. Head Consul Talbot was
present and delivered an address in
the interest Of the order One hun
dred new members were added tC
the camp there. He was at Jackson
the day before when q large mum
Der wereadded to the eJackson camp
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
electric locomotives that win haul forty

electric locomotives that will haul forty
loaded freight cars.
The passenger cars are Of handsome
design and constructed to run double or
two in train They can travel sixty
miles an hour and we can maintain a
schedule Of eigty 1--WE minutes to Hills
boro, allowing forty minutes from the
courthouse to the River des Peres cnt the
street cars. 'rhe heaviest grade on the
rood Ii iOi feet 10 the mile, and electric
locomotives are better grade climbers
than the steam engine. We expect to
draw 4 large part of our freight traffic
from the opening Of new coal and lead
mines in Jefferson. Washington and 81.
Francois counties. The line will tap 3
new country and the thru road will make
us competitors for all traffic into 81.
Louis across the Thebes bridge"
The survey on the new line goes thru
Sappington In ST. Louis county, and
crosses the Meramec river at Ed. Butt
Hers farm. The divide between the
Meramec and Missouri is crossed at
High Ridge, and from theret the line fol-
lows Bigriyerto withinaa scsN miles Of
Hilsboro. The projected extension y
routed to leave the Hillsboro line at Re-
gina and parallel the Iron Mountain
southeast thru Potosi, Bismarck and
Delta 10 Commerce AZ the west end Of
the Thebes bridge, A branch from Po-
tosi southwest reaches Salem, where II
Iisto connect with new trolley line
from Salem to Cabool on the Frisco sys-
TEN. Another branchis projected into
Crawford county to reach coal mines
near Sullivan. Globe Democrat.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
Our Core b pondents.
Hess. willie.
{ lAmiyei TOO late for last week.

{ATiyed too late ior last week.
A stack Of hay belonging to
Taylor Rea was blown over by the
high wind a few daysagc.
Ora Spain and wife lost an infant
child last week
J. |. Cpnr.d Of Alliance visited
i. @. Griffith one day last week. He
was on his way home from the
south part Of the county where be
bad been looking At somereal estate.
Crooked crrsiS lacked abput 4
inches Of beng is high last Sunday
at the railroad bridge as il was last
July, but local branches were hlgher
than they have been for years.
The church secretary ofthe Ridge
attended the quarterly meeting al
MeGee's chapel recently.
0ar end of the county is talking
! Of bnildmg bridges without asking
the county for anything as thai
seems to be the only way to gel
anything doae.
Joseph Davenport has prepared
far the high water BY building him
self a boat.
WIlher Welker aud Oliver Daven
port both took q plunge IN washed
out fords this week.
REssvILLiAK.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
.I8u..haa,.all.

I t. y I E . + !
Health is reasonably good
Mesrrs. FL Lloyd and Albert
Choat are ID Arkansas on business
at this writing. s. \ Y n ~. -
Doctors G. M Wilmer of Marble
Hill and ]. j. Chandler Of Lutes-
willie we're here Sunday and per
formed d surgical operation on Otis
Eaker,. who has been suffering for
some time with an abscess If the
/ left lung, at the homegof Robert
Francis. His recovery seemed
doubtful Up to that time, BY. there
Is much hope for him now.
w. Q. Myers, one ofour popular
merchants, was united in marriage
TO Miss Anna NJ. Rhodes Of Spar
tansburg, Pa, at Erie, Pa, on Jan
tuary 0. The bride is an accom-
| plishedila and the only daughter
of VIM. Rhodes, a well-to:do mer-
chant Of Spartansbdrg. They
arrived home January II May
their voyage over "life's sea- be
one of continued pleasure, Is the
wish Of the writer.
Seth Hill moved back to his
farm near Grassy. He had beln
stable boss at the factory requite
d while.
About 7 o'clock Friday evening
lat seemed as tho all the bees in
Southeast Missouri had swarmed
and all the people in this part q
the country were trying to settle
them al the home Of w. G. Myers,
! After they had been settled Mr.,
Myers invited the crowd il and D
barrel Of nice apples was served
after which Mrs. Myers rendered
some excellent music on the piano
1T is needless to say that it was D
very enjoyable occasion.
i + -. F.
LITTLE JAKE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
Shock 10 Railway Hogs.

Must have been d terrible shock
be railroad hogsand Aldrich and
aker and some more Of those
d corporation senators wnen a.
Stickney spoke bis piece.
MI. Stickney IL president Of the
cago Great Western railway
is one Of the bic railroad men
be country. He knows the busi
J, The trend Of the times and the
hts. ofthe people.
He made d speech at o conven-
II in Menominee, Wis Tie failed
tell tho people that the railroads
buld all go into the hands Of re.
lyers IT the government should at.
To Ak Or adjust freight rates
Il did not threaten his employees
th D reduction of wages should
s. DolIivcr bill pass. He did moi
en- pretend that it would be nee
sary to shut up shop Il the time
mes when the plainest citizen car
y as much railroad service for .
zen sum os money as 7. Ogden
mour. he did not defend tht
lroad scheme Of building up Ger
in towns and all but destroying
hers BY unjust rates.
HIS stood up like a man and sait
{ people should rule. He discuss
and supported the proposition
pat the government should contro
ailroad rates by law He charae
krized President Roosevelt's posi-
Jon as courageous.
And that from the head ofa grea
ailroad system, a part Of the great
81 American monopoly.
Can 1t be that 0 railroad presiden
o,t1 sa,.,,s 4ha ,,aonIa hatfay tha,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
Talent.
| Twill give you a few of the hap
inanings ~ our oommun,fv

| will give you few Of the hap
lpenings Of our community.
Without i change Of the atmos-
pheric world we viii see verdnre in
a short time
EDWARD Shell sisiIed Ut ulen
Allen Saturday and Sunday.
John Bavuparf apestamily VISIT
s eli iclittiy near Sedg 0iskviile last
week
tles Bih 1 .-itHied j hrm i,eaf
I ,,enUsief s4i al mnxe a9il soon.
We wish him success IN his new
h nlt hat g ,.rfJ ia1 1ss- lin from
our midst
| am glad 70 ,ePHrt lln.t j. w.
Tdle~ 4a ilfn@i, from j
horse last 81 ,ulsri s, .i.s- talis te-
covered freni the injuries hereceived
aud take it for granted that Mr.
TalhHt does hat vail Is - tl.ru
the drdeal again.
Interesting sermons we're deliver
cd at Pleasant Valley church morn.
ing and evening. Rev. Hull filled
the rustrum in the mornlngand Rev.
3 Mauks at sight.
Miss Norma Wbitener closed 8
successful term Of school at Castor
Saturday and returned to her home
near here.
Curtis Dennis Of Patton visited In
our neighborhood Sunday.
Misses Maada and Ida Hnrman
were the guests Of ". G. Kitchen
and family sunday
Mz. William 6runer is suffering
from the effects Or q had fcIon.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01

Of rain.
It's d good time now for the
farmers to plan for the fair weather
season.
Charles Cooper, Sr, James Bess
and Noah Ward left Saturday 70,
Hoquiam, Washington.
Farmers at present are anxious
about the mule industry, and well
they may bel for It seems to be the
thing. MS
Inotice several Of our farmers
are trying the plan Of breaking thei.
corn ground early.
I understand that Albert nj
Myers has a good mare and year
old past horse for sale, as be con
templates leaving the farm.
Several of the told yeterans' oi
the shome guard, enlistment d
'64 and '65 arc enthused BY tht
late Congress.
| understand that several young
teachers Of our section expect t.
take a review course in college thi'
year. STEPHEN.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
order e Publ,catlloDn


STATE oF Missouri, y
County Of Bollinger, ~
In the Circuit Court, March Term, A.
D., 1906.
The School toard Of District
No. 4, Township % and -, Order Of
Range 10, east, in Bollinger
codnty, State Of Missouri, Publica-
plaintiff,
Against ton.
Mary Al. Pool, defendant.
AT this day comes the plaintiff hefein,I
by their attorney, Norman 4. Atwood,
and files itspetition and afidayit, alleg-
ing, among other things, that defendant,
is not aresidentof the state Of Missouri:
Whereupon, ills ordered BY the Clerk
invocation, that said defendant be notiH-
ed BY publication that plaintiff has sconi-
rneneed ! suit against her in this Court,
the object and general nature ofthe pet-
ton filed is to appropriate and condemn
for the purpose of d public school house
site FOR said district lhs fal properly in
the petition described sisdated n said
county, viz:
Beginning ata point thirty-eight rods
east Of the northwest oornerof the SOUTH
west quarter cf the southwest quar-
tier of section 81, township 20,
range 70, east and running thence south
2O8 feet; thence east 2O8 feet; thence
north 2O8 feet; and thence west 2O8 feet
to the point ofbeginning containing one
acre and to appoint commissioners to
ascertain and assess the damages which
said defendant may sustain in conse-
quence of the establishment and erection
of school house on said land and the
appropriation and condemnation of said
land by the public for said purpose and
to divsst the title TO said land out Of said
defendant and TO vest the same in said
school board in trust, for the use Of said
school district.
And that unless the said defendant,
Mary A. Pool, be and appear at this
court at the next term thereof, to be be-
gun and holden at the court house in the
town Of Marble Hill, in said county, on
the End Monday Of March next, and be-
fore the second day Of said term, il the
term shall 90 long continue-and If not,
then on or before the last day Of said
term answer Or plead to the petition in
said GAUGE, the same will be taken as
confessed, and judgment viii be render
ed accordingly.
And It Is further ordered that q copy
hereof be published, according to law, in
THE MARBLE HILL PRESS, weekly news
paper, printed and published in said
county Of Bollinger.
san ]. McMIEE, Circuit Clerk.
A TRUE COPY FROM THERE ORB
tGAO Witness my hand, and the sea-
NxSs,of tho Circuit court Of Bollin.
ger county, this 10th day Of January
1905 SAMJ MeMINy, Circuit Clerk.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
EIIaslxaY.

Thepeople ofthiscommunity met
last Thursday and rebuilt the foot
bridge across Hog creek and you
can now cross The creeI dry sbod.
There has been considerable talk
recentlyof some york along the
tempcrahce line in our community.
SIfrepofts are true, its abont time
something was being done, AZ II "
said thata few days ago avictim cf
the drink habit got iull and then
gave some Of the hcllish stuff To-
EsonGe small boys who were on their
way home from school Thisls the
fruits fthe distillery in our com.
munity Men are notsatisiied with
degrading themselves but seek 70
drag some mans innocent boy into
the ditch with them. Shame on
isuchS business!
The Huskey schoolisprogressing
nicely under the ablc management
Fee Iiss si,ss:::as Last DOT Friday
night quite 4 number Of the pupils
and patrons of the school and somc
Z p u ~ Ii.
Of the w. NJ. College boysofMarblc
Hill gathered At the school house
and participated in 4 spelling bee.
!, Itis reported thatthe Huskey stu
dents carried OF the honors In q
lcyphering match that evening.
George RReutzel,JJfsFii III going to
bring bis gasoline engine from Ad-
vance to his fathers farm near here
to operate i drill il prospecting for
lead.
Alb. LESLEY, over at the wide
place in the road called Gravel
Hill, recently sold 4 span Of mules
4 for $3.50. SMART Ellie.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01

John Munich purchased d fine
young horse from W. g. Kitchen
last week.
Our clever merchant, J. W. Tai
lent, is doing ! good business these
days. Bad roads and bad weather
make the people realize the advan-
tage Of fhaying . good country store
handy
The debate Friday night was one
ofthe stiuteresting in the history
of the society. After q heated dis
cussion by the debaters. Rev. q. 8
Talent entertained the audience BY
singing ID bis effective way, aThe
Death Of MY Mother" AT the next
regular meeting the debate will be
Iofa historical mature, and an animat-
ed discussion win no doubt be heard
Iby those who attend,
LORNA DooNE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
x Cedar Branch.

Arrived too late for last issue
Here / come with 4 few items for
The Press.
We are having some sickness IN
this ncighborhood now. Miss
Myrtle Newell has been seriously
ill, but is better at this writing.
Ed. Teeters has a very sick
child. Lee Brown Is on the puny
list, too.
J. M. Mungle Is whitewashing
the woods with fence rails for Isaac
Mungle.
G.. g. Munglc is doing some clear.
ing ON his place this winter. He'll
be making q catch some of these
times. .-.33Ss
!. D. Mungle and J. B. Limbaugh
are making rails for q. y. Mungle,
Asa Stevens passed thru here the
other day with q fourhorse load oI
goods for H. B. Cole, the enterpris-
ing merchant at Scopus.
gu. Cook Of Muddy creek pass
ed our way this week.
Rev. r Patton filled bis regular
appointment at Union Ridger Sun
day.
Mr.. Mabuse is teaching oul
school at Union Ridge and getting
along nicely. j AKE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
Ils,nU USsi

stF
Here / come with my budget q
news
Wheat is not looking very we'll.
Health is not very good ai pres.
ent Several cases OF "erip" and
pneumonia in our community.
Our school resumed work again
Monday morning, after a weeks
vacation, under the managementni
Of Prof. D. Fish.
Prof. George Bidewell, who is
teaching in the Goose Pond Hill
district, was compelled to take a
weeks vacation on aecoant of the
high water.
lam glad to report Yrs. D. Fish,
who has had a severe attack oi
pneumonia, improving rapidly.
Charles +, BideweIl has on hand
about 200 bead Of hogs which be
win ship Immediately.
HRS. Peter Perkins Is recovering
from severe spell of sickness.
Miss Sadie Francis Is visitingrela.
tives in this vicinity this week.
Master Harry Sample Is having
quite 8 round with the ohiIls.
Master Tom Critics has a very
bad cold.
Il yen are not 8 pugiiist yor
should be careful what you say
while in our town, for we have
then hDre. 1 couple tried then
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
Notina Il Rlnal sattlIem,,ent

Notice L hereby given to creditors and
all others interested that l, the UNDER
signed administrator Of the estate oi
Elisabeth scheper, deceased, win make
final settlement of said estate al the next
term Of the Probate court Of BoilingsI
county, Missouri, to be held at Marble
Hill, III said county, beginning Monday,
February ~, 1905. F.. M. WELLS,
Administrator.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01
Southeast Missouri Electric Line.

-, e4. ~ x.s.a yr.t4
ss lhe psollo.sls Y ~ n. l ''.l. I
Doro anu 0oasnOln, sne p-OOs0Ao's III,
foac itcm =; LOUIS = nllisOvlo,, W..
announceI Z 9 yss's.uaY wv con.'leslon Y
.he nnanclns ana W. ic'nns =, ,0onslaoso
lor pui.qlng ene ms ine ite'lchises
anu lsns-oi7way .,asc psSh ssculsu, ~
surveys cCmplelsu' anu conss1uc.ion
VOTE a y g uegln Maicn ~. Ing slns y
iillisDoro, w cOuh'y Seas y senerson
county, Iorsy mliss SCUM y n. Louis'
y planned as sne nTsV hnk Y snIu y
tFoiley road Y we inepes pFiuge, i4o !
miles nom ~. LOUIS, TX way n roVosi
and bismarck Witn nrancnes and con-
llections extending thru Salem so VaDool
n Ae1as county. Ahe Ioau sOush irOh
HilisDoro Is 20 De Duilt py separate COM
pany, not yet organized. The promot-
ers VIII go Y New York next week e
interest capitalists there n the exten.
sion, which is 70 cost II ,oUV,UW.
The money for the first link has been
furnished by . syndicate organized N
In Chicago, and including among It's
members; w, g. Pc Cell of Chicago,
Burage & CO.. brokers Of Boston, and
Barnhart q Co., 9 New York brokerage
firm. The company has z capital stock
Of 81 zoo. 900 and has issued the same
amount In bonds, which have been uil-
derwritten. The local ofiicers and di-
rectors, who are aominal stockholders
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01

THE winter meeting 0f the MIS-
AoulisFfess Association win beld
Il tha 1aacIedo hotsI, ST. Louis On
February s Ind D. THE program i
Sninteresting ono Pnd THE subjects
sFactlcal and az interest," " every
mar, and while we are
M L member va fael sure that there
\ Il tlaat Id store for those who At
nd ihis meeting
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01

Ia NpApER of the counsids afound
|us have made calls tor meetings of
Ithsccntral committees, and in some
III them The lime for holding the
primary election bas been fixed.
But our people seem u W paying
Merry little attention Is u politics.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01

create d single issue that the people
can stand Sfprs
ss s'he state demoefacy Il eptrench.
"a behind ID imprcgnabIe defence
for the coming campaign and not n
single issue upon which the party
stands can be successfully attacked
|The peoplsot Missouri baye already
Overwhelmingly endorsed tbeissues
and thepeopIe are supreme. # Is
for this reason that tbe stated democ-
racy enters the present campaign
with confidencp. Reing inthe right
Iiis haif' Of any battle.
The state democracy knows il Is
III tie right when Its platform and
policies stands tor the enforcement
Of the laws III
The state democracy knows II IS
right when accomplished theeradi-
cation Of race track gambling.
The state democracy knows iti IS
right whenitaccomplishes the eradi-
cation Of boodling inthe state legis-
lature and in the metropolitan cities;
The state democracy knows II II
|rightwhenit accomplishes The eradi-
cation Of graft in metropolitan
rel;ee forces s.:s. institutions
and every branch Of state govern
ment, .s.s.........s....s....:!:s..
The state democracy knows il Is
right when the corrupt heads Of
great insurance corporations are
made to bow respect to the great
state Of Missouri. s
The state democracy knows II is
ia the right when itstandsona plat
form endorsing the unexcelled rec
ord Of the state administration the
past year. n
The republicans will stand BY the
brewers against the people, for the
race gamblers against the law abid-
ing citizens, for the grating politi-
clan against the honest tax payers
and the masses in therural districts;
for the disregard oi Sunday laws
against the moral citizenship Of the
state.
Can a party, even with an inn
mense corruption fund at its dlspo-
sal, contributed by breweries and
their allies, expect 10 win on 4 plat
form Or bad booze, federal pie and
defiance Of the laws
There are as many democrats in
Missouri as there ever were before,
and they have united with the peo-
pie of the cities as well as the rural
communities, 10 keep Missouri inthe
front rank Of well governed states.
Howell County Gazette
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-02-01

science and strength Saturday; bare
handedtoo.
Success to The Pass and its
many readers. EARLY RrsER,