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Potosi journal., 1906-06-27

ne" of the | MON could come only
nadar measures rs broad A. the
whole nation. The Republican par
ty Is a sectiona! party. The oppAs!-
ton in It's theories and practices, j.
the sectional party. Its results, If
intrISted with power, would be
sectional. It's object, tactics ana
habits Of Thought are sectional.
Its citadel is IN one section. from
which AL but a single party Is
practically excluded. It rctains
for itself Il sure thing, while the
Republicans get nothing except
what they win III canvas.e7 b. 90
ins to the people and asking their
judgement.
As the Republican party is about
10 celebrate the tlftieth anniversary
of its first national contention, It
is we'll to review its history a. the
greatest bulWark of nationality the
country has ever known. Ii '4eli
the rcins Of power ami directed It's
elements OF strength when the
Union was saved. If it had failed
in the struggle there would be
more than one nation instead Of
the present great republic, Of
whose onward march, and fore
most position. its citizens are proud
aui whose destiny lmpresscs them
a. something too great Ior any
power to forecast. It is II pleasure
to hear of the south's gain in bill
lions. May it continue and oX-
! paud, When the south examine,
the un>'erpinning Of its good times
it viii fnG-the national policies
Of toe national party. I he south
ern response may be WY face
and further automatic Democratic
maiurities on the one party plan,
| but facts are facto.-GlObv Demo.
| frt3t
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
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Belgrade.

Fine rain at Belgrade Satur rday
morning.
Mr. Nelson Adams daughters from
St Louis aIe visiting their parents at
Belgrade.
The dcwberry p!ckers have the
right Of way at present,
Cur young Dr. Robinson uas smile
for every passer-oy- THAT let's d little
SUNSHINE ia.
MI Thomas Tucker from Florida,
an uncle Of Nr Thomas C0ghilI Of
Belgrade, died wednesday last at the
home Of his relative.
Mrs. Eaton is reported as not being
any better,
Wheat threshing viii begin here
the first Of next week.
Some parties j u Belgrade have mar
ried fortunes. one lady even large
Fortune.
Nr Dennis, oar big-learted lOca
commission merchant, Is locked up u
by everybody here. being six feet anc
some inches Tall: while others who
failed t. reach that elevation, arr
! looked down upon by him. but smil
.agiy al the same.
/ y tine peach crop on the fruit farm
s3ur miles west u Belgrade Is th'
present outlook.
Ice-cream Wa, served by the ladle
At the town hall Saturday evening.
Great many openings here sine
wheat ilarve>s-all the stubbles ar
open.
with long pull and str0ng pul
aGd p4Il a.Co1o thef, Belgrade i on
DGun.
.',st pp4niug here fur railroad.
sslY= factory siud 4 b4rJer>iop.
PATRIOT.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
THE One National! Party.

Addresses made at the CONVEX
ton of the Tennessee bankers, inst
held at Chattanooga, contain in
terestiur figures relating to the
south in recent years. The total
runs into billions, and contains
striking proofs ut advancement il
agriculture. manu- sscturlng aul
mining. All this /. is come to pas
ander the policies -: the Repnbl'-
can party. IN fall ,on;r.l of me
government for the :.ast nine years,
Prosperity cxlcutlu to every COZ
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS.
Summer Tourist Rates and
Arrangements to
Mexico, California, Colorado
and Utah, via
Missouri Pacific & Iron Noun
tain Route, Season 1906.

I. National Educational Asso-
citation Meeting. San Francisco.
Cal, July 9th to 18th. Rate one
fare for round trip from points on
this system. Dates Of sale, June
18th to July 7th inclusive. Final
limit, Sept. 18th.
>. Two Special Excursions to
Mexico City. Rate, one lowest
regular first class tariff fare fo,
round trip, which will be from St.
Louis. S5l.2255.
Dates of sale. April 18th to May
5th inclusive. Final limit, July
3Ist.
Tickets also on sale June 25sh
to July eth inclusive.
Final limit, Sept 18th; s53.25
round trip.
3. Special Rates. Benevolent
and Protective Order of EIss.
Denver, Colo. July 18th to 2lst.
Following rate will apply te
Pueblo. Colorado Springs, anG
i Denver: From St. Louis S21.Oo
Corresponding reductions from
other points. Dates Of sale, July
10th to 18th inclusive. Final lin
| il, Aug. 20th, 1906.
r. Summer Tourist Rates t.
| Colorado and Utah. FoiIowin!
round trip rates will apply to Den
yer, Colorado Springs, and Pneb
| 10 from points mentioned: Ronn'
trip rate from st. Lnu:s to Den
yer. Colorado Spring, aud Pueblo
$500
! Round Trip Rate from st. Loni
to salt Lake and Odgeu. SIS. 0l
tate Of sale: Ticket, sold dali
.Iuue 1t to Sept. ;r;h inclusive
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27

Every law that was ever framed
antagonizei the interests of some
one, or it would never have been
necessary to make the law. The
house breaker has as much right
to claim immunity from his law
breaking as the trust magnate has
to claim it for breaking the anti
trust laws. Laws are for the rc-
gulation of the individual, for TIE
welfare of society, and unless en-
forced upon the individual society
suffers in the same ratio that the
individual gains by his offending.
The welfare of the public depends
upon the enforcement of the laws
without exceptions.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EO2 CIRCUIT CLERK.

EO2 CIRCUIT CLERK
We are authorized to announce
John W HOUSTON.
a a candidate for the cfhce of Circrlt
Clerk and Recorder, subject to nomina-
tion BY the Republican party
We are authorized to announce
FIRMIN KODERIQJE.,
as candidate tor tn office Of Circuit
Clerk ard Recorder, subject to nonina-
:on by the Republican party
FOR COUNTY CLERK
We ara authorized % announce
FRED BRECKENRIDGE.
as candidate fer The offce of County
Clerk, subject TO nomination By the Re-
publican party.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
We are authorized to announce
y Z. ROBINSON.
as a candidate for the office Of County
Treasurer, subject to nomination by tho
Republican parry.
Fca REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized TO auncaace
WN. SCHULZ,
aS a candidate for the oitce Of Representa-
tive subject 70 domination by the R=pub-
iican party.
FOR PRESIDING JUDGE
We are authorized to announce
LOUIS A. PAGE
as candidate for recollection t. the office
Of Presiding Judge Of the County Court,
subject to nomination BY the Republican
pa.ty.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE-FIRsT DISTRICT.
We are authorized to announce
T II. b. PAUL.
a. 4 candidate Tor reelection TO the office
&C County Iudge from the first district.
subject t. nomination BY tie Republican
party.
PRosEcvr.EG ATTORNEY.
We are authorized 70 announce
WILLIAM \. COOPER,
as 7 candidate for the Office of Prosecut-
ing Al rney, subject to nomination by
Republican party.
We are authorized to announce
s. q NIFPER,
as candidate for the office Of Prosecut-
ing Attorney, subject to nomination by the
Republican party.
Fer .uDaE Of PROBATE.
We are authorized TO announce
IANES y HENSON,
as 4 candidate for the Office of Judge Of
Probasa. sebjec. to nomination by the Re-
publican par;.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27

Although it is still more tnsn
two years until the next presicen-
tial election, onr Democratic
friends are already claiming thc
election Of Bryan as President in
1905 with the same confidence and
vehemence that they claimed his
election previous to the counting
of the votes ia 1896 and 1900.
Bryan has really less show in de-
feating the Republican candidate in
1905 than he had in the two cam-
paigns he had already made. if the
Republicans make anything like a
sensible nomination, for in 1905.
in fusion with the Populists and
Free Silver Republicans the Demo-
Gratis fell something like half a
million votes short Of cIecting Fry
an. In 1900. when be still had the
Populist support and tae added aid
of many Of the GoId Democrats.
who had returned to the party by
that time, he was beaten still wesoe.
Where are the Dcmocrst- now ex
pecting 10 get the votes t. elect
BRYAN in 1908, l'lc Republican
party under Ro"-cvril'~ admins
trution has adopted nn policy that
has driven votes away from til,
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
Pointed Paragraphs.

The SELF made martyr IS a law
forever.
Any one can live on love alone
fol few minutes.
Many hare-llpped man IS un-
akte to raise & mustache.
Money you bet cn the mare
dosen't always make her 90.
The things that us'lalIy happen
are those that seem impossible.
Adversely lifts up many Il man
whom prosperity had knocked
down.
While passing Il saloon tIo unan
on the water wagon had to lold On
tight.
\ girl likes to be caught getting
kissed Just is much Is she rretcnls
not to.-Cnicago News.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
Mirror Flashes
Fox President, Theodore Roose
welt. Platform: Sick EN-.

Fox President, Theodore Roose-
welt. Platform: Sick EN-.
All the trust busters-with their
faces-are now critieising Roose-
welt. Because he has done the
trusts more damage than all the
Falstatiian trust busters from 1884
to now.
Big National Democratic bosses
can almost see themselves handling
the money they will get from Ar
mour and Tom RYAN and Cassett
and every other main squeeze Of
high financial rogurv.
Mark this. The old State ring
is for Harry B. Hawes for Cover
nor next time. He is already very
strong at Fourth and Pine, and at
Ninth and Pestalozzl. Maybe
Butler will again he for him. too.
Lot the meat barons talk about
stint. That's what will force the
denomination Of Roosevelt in spite
of his protests, even as the opposi
ton of the Mckinley syndicate
| forced his nomination for Vice
President st. Louis Mirror.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
The movement to turn the Coz

The movement to turn the con-
vict labor in the Missouri state
penitentiary upon the roads OF the
state is a good one and should be
pushed to conclusion. Work on
the roads is needed, and there is
little free labor employed there
that would come into competition
with prison labor. Put the con-
victs upon the roads, and collect
all the poll-tax in cash.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
LAURA VAN LEAR. Defendant.


Now at this day comes the plaintiff here
in, by lis attorney and files his amended
petition and affidavit. alleging. among
other things that defendant Laura Van
Lear IS a nonresident Of the state Of Mis-
souri. and that the ordinary process cannot
be served on her in this state. Whereup-
on. il is ordered ty the court. that SAID de-
fendan, be notified by publication that
plaintive has commenced 4 suit against her
in this court. the object and generalnature
of which is to secure a dissolution Of ihe
bonds of rrlatrinony between plaintiff and
defendant On he ground Of Abandonment
and desertion for more than one year next
before tbe cling Of his petition, and on the
further ground OF her marriage 10 enc w.
. L. Applegate. on October 22d, 1903, aad
while the marital vow was still existing De
tween plaintiff and defendant. aud tina,
unless the said Laura Van Lear be and
| appear at this court. a. 1he next term
| thereof, TO be begun and holden al tie
cour, house in the City Of potosl in said
county. On the 27th day Of August next,
and or or before the third day Of said term,
! If the term shall Sc long continue and if
not, then on or before the last cay Of said
| te1sa-answer or plead TO the petition in
! said cause. the same will De taken as con-
fessed, and judgment wili be- rendered
| accordingly.
| Aad il is further ordered, that copy
hereof De published. according to law. IN
the Potosi Journal, newspaper published
in said county of Washington four
weeks successfully published at least once
! ! week, Tie las. insertion 10 be at least
thirty days before the first day OF SAID
next August term of this court, and TIL:
cause continued until next regular term.
4 true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and seal Of the Circui
Court Of Washington County this 18th daI
Of Iune IQoG IsAA- A LRTCHER,
ESesI. Circuit Clerk
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
That man Roosevelt has

That man Roosevelt has gone
far enough" say the plntocrat>,
'ard must be stopped" They
turn to the Democrats for aia il
this stopping business, well know
ing who their best friends are,
The benevolent assimilation of the
Democrats by the trust and COZ
poration magnates has always been
easy and pleasant for both.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
FORTUNATE. NISSoU URIANS.

FORTUNATE. NISSOURIANS.
"When | was a druggist, at LlvonIa,
Mo > writes L. ] DWyeT, now Of
GRANVILLE. Mo. "three Of my CUSTOM
e!> were perma nentIy cured Of con>ump-
tinn by Or, Kings New Discovery,
and are well and strong today. One
WAS trying to sell his property and
move ~ Arizona. but after using New
Discovery 4 short tinIe he found 1t un-
necessary TO do -. | regard DR..
Kings New Discovery as the most
wonderful medicine In existence"
>urcst Cough and Cold cure and Throat
and Lung healer. Guaranteed by 5. +.
Thurman & Co, druggists. 3Dc and 81.
Tria! bottle free.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
Rhodes, Good Roads Bill.

Representative Rhodes has intro
duced Il good roads bill, which be
believes will prove the happy soin-
ton of the good loads problem.
His bill provides tor the establish
ment Of Il national commission Of
public highways, 10 be composed
Of three persons. Under the bill!
the postmaster general Is, by viz
tue Of his office. member Of the
commission and ex otficio presi-
dent of the commission. The sec
retary of agriculture is also a
member of the commission. Both
the postmaster general and the sec
retary of agriculture are to serve
without compensation. The third
mem Der of the commission is to be
appointed by the president and
contil med by the Senate, and shall
receive $4,000 year, and shal! be
the secretary of the commission.
He shall posses practical know
ledge of road engineering. Ia
fact, it appears that the secretary
is to be the working member Of
the commission.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27

Now that the cost OF inspection
in the packing houses has been
saddled on your Uncle Samuel, tie
packers feel like they cun staud
the cost of buying off the inspect
ors without first having it rubbed
in or them.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
Sl.OO Per Annum.

So far none of the trust or COZ
poration law breakers are feeling
apprehensive Of having To don Il
suit of stripes. For that reason
they still feel themselves on the
winning side.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27

The funniest thing IN politic-
these days is the assertion from. the
Democrats that the people will call
upon them to carry on the WORK
Of driving out the trusts that has
been inaugurated by the Republi,
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
Scarcity Of Hickory Wood !!

Hickory, one Of If not the most
valuable nf orr native woods. has
become - -carcr that many sab
stituics have IF rev"-eitr beeu
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27

a certain Pittsburg millionaire
visited phiiadelphia's sple ndld
Academy Of the Natural Science.
Its collection of stuffed birds is
considered one of the finest in
America. The custodian could
not help prai=ing it all with excus
able warmth. I've never figured
it out" said be, at last, 'but it is
safe 20 say, at guess. that these
stuffed birds are worth not less
than S200, 600" 'IIeayens." ex-
claimed the man Of money, is it
possib!e' What are they stuffed
WITH"
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27

If you will make inquiry it will be
q revelation To you how many succumb
u k!doey Or bladder troubles III one
form or another II the patient Is
not beyond medical aid, E0ley's Kid
ney Cure will cure. 1t never dis
appoints. City Drug Store.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27

A maa who is in perfect health 50
he can Go an honest days wOak when
necessary. has mucn for whIca ne
should be thankful. Mr. /. &. hni-
gers. Of i}rancht0n, Pa, writes that
ne was not only unable 10 work, but
he couldn't -toor over u tie Ms n"h
shoes. six bottI'> II F1!ey'> Kidney
Cure made I. new man Of him. lie
says, Success L" Foley hldneT Care
Cify DRAG store.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State OF Missouri, -
County Of Washington,
In the Circui, Court, March term, 1906
IN term time March 8, 1906
lanes L. VAN LEAR, Plaintiff.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27
FOR SALE.

one new Bicycle. - inch frame,
coaster brake; a bargain fer s2l; also
one secondhand gasoline engine, II.
T.. good as new, just the thing for
pumping water, grinding feed, etc.
on a farm. Also ageLt fer the cele-
brated Dlds Gas Engines. ali sizes.
Ga!! aud see sample run at Woolf0rd' :,
Potosi journal., 1906-06-27

W. r. Ward Of Dgersburg. Tenn,
writes: THIS Is to certify that have
used Orno Laxative Fruit Syrup for
chronic constipation, and it has proven,
without doupt, to be thorough,
practical remedy for this trouble, and
it Is with pleasure | offer my con-
-clenti0uS rcteEeuce.' City Drug
Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-19
STRIKE ON &C. W. ROAD
Boiermakers in Railroad Repair Shops
at oelwein, Walk Out, and Others
Will Follow as Soon as Contracts
Expire, Unless Terms Are Granted.

Special to Times-Republican
Oelwein, Sept 19.-The Chicago
Great Western railroad is now involv-
ed in a labor controversy similar to
that experienced by the Wabash, and
the shops here are crippled by a strike
of the boilermakers. The trouble is
assuming serious aspect, as the other
employees of the Great Westerns me-
chanical department. are ready to go
out as soon as contracts under which
the men are working have expired.
The machinists and blacksmithsS have
served notice on the officials of the
road that failure to meet demands for
an increase in wages will result in a
general walkout extending over the en-
tire system.
1t was said at the Chicago head
quarters of the machinists' union that
the strike on the Great Western has
no connection with the Wabash strike,
except that 1t is part of a general
move of the railroad mechanics to Sc
cure better pay. Only fifty boilermak-
ers were taken out by the strike or
der, but between 400 and 500 men may
become involved later.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-19
EARLY Conditions Gave Good
Promise in Both Branches
of the Trade
HIGHER PRICES FOR HOGS
The Market Was Strong and Active,
and the Advance Was on Lights and
Butchers-Packins Grades Strong =
Lower Prices for Sheep, AItho Mar
ket Steady on Good Sorts.

Chicago. Sept 9.-Cattle-Today
included about a thousand ram
gers In both branches OF the trade
early conditions were such as to give
promise of 8. generally steady market
Rangers are still rather keen COM
petitors against the medium and plain
er grade native steers. altho these have
been fair sale at steady prices thus far
this week, while the better grades have
been the ones most neglected. Two
days receipts this week showed $500
decrease from week ago and 10000
decrease from a year ago.
Hogs.
The market was strong and active.
Prices were sc higher on lights and
butchers, and strong on packing grades
No heavy marketward movement of
hogs is expected during the next six
weeks unless disease breaks out in the
corn belt. Mondays run was in the
nature of try-out. With a fairly sat
isfactory market last week the coun-
only moderate supply materialized,
at western markets Monday and the
manner in which packers went to the
crop Indicated their necessities. Sep
TENDER receipts are already running
behind those of last year and trade
expert who has been around the Mis-
souri, river market circuit during the
past week reports sentiment there as
adverse to heavy movement in the
near future With present demand it
will probably continue to be sos C
market for the bulk Of hogs, prices
that are eminently satisfactory to the
grower What this week develops in
the way of hog supply will indicate
the extent of available supply.
Sheep.
The market was steady on good sorts
but demand for medium and common
killing stuff was not good, and prices
indicated lower. Sellers thought 100
15c would cover the declines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-19
in CANNING FACTORY.
EmpIoye Has His Right Foot Crushed
Almost to Pulp.
Special to Times Republican.

Waterloo, Sept. 19.-While employed
at the factory oSthe Waterloo canning
corporation, John Tippey, Jr., had his
right foot crushed almost to pulp.
and the member may be permanently
disabled. MIR. Tippey was hosting a
heavy crate of material preparatory to
running it to the calcium tank, when
the chain that supported the box slip
ped and allowed the case to fall on
Mr.. Tippey's foot. The weight was
700 pounds, and it dropped two feet,
striking him with the edge. He was
pinioned until help arrived, and then
he was taken to physician who
dressed the member At the best he
will be unable to use his foot for at
least six weeks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-19
SUGGESTS WOMAN JURY CASE.
Judge Burnham Thinks Idea Would
Chance Concerninn Divorces


Des Moines. Sept. 19-Judge Burn
ham. of ,Vinton who took the place of
Judge McNey on the equity bench yes
terday, made suggestion as to the
hearing of divorce cases that in all
probability will be adopted here.
MY plan is simple" said Judge
Burnham. whenever / hear club wo-
men or ministers declaring that di-
vorces come too easily l invite them
to attend divorce court on default
day. One time a number of women
formed a jury and attended my court.
At the conclusion they asserted that
they We're astonished at the tales told
and my jury ruled with me in every
case"
Judge McHenry while on the equity
bench proposed to issue invitations to
ministers to attend divorce cuort. The
plan was not put into practice, but
since Judge Burnham has reported tha
success that attended his experience
along that line, it is probable that the
plan will be adopted here.