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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Oak park. a suburb Of Chicago. nov
claims 10 b the champion automobile
town Of this country Phllanicr BAR.
ton. who liyo' there. says there are
81 automobile, owned In Oak park and
nino In River Forest. while orders
have been placed for immediate dellv.
cry Of g more. Oak park viii then have
over 100 cars. about one car 10 every
100 pcople-a car for every 90 families.
Al Of this means an investment Of
$500. 900.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Cap" tirardCau Mo, April o.
John Gaschc fired o. load of large slol
through a window at hls wife. blow
INK the top Of her head on iler
death was Instantaneous. and n,
slayer Nas arrested, 40 attempt be
'ng made by him Ia escape. nomua,lc
dincrrnc,s caused the deed
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

II IL fair 10 presume ths, tho Elvsc,
palace Niil nov bccomu a social cen.
Ger no, oqualci sineo tho days n Car,
not. Tho new presidents wife IL vell
qualified 10 uphold TIE honor ani dis.
nifty 81 hls position. whether she Il
called upon 10 entertais a queen or a
rleheian when the French constiiu.
tion vaa drawn NJ the Kmprcss 81.
Genle Was unpopular with che rcnnb.
ilcsns, AMI they were determined thai,
the ruler should no, come under petit.
coat rU,oFnmeat Il IL possible TIA,
Madame Ia presldente ell have The
cnrlal TILE that gpcs with her position
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

uau,iIlc Co.,. April The caarr,d
remains 81 Mrs Margaret niWncy a
widow. AGED CO. we're found in the
ruins ~ her sons barn. near Arm.
strong Il Is believed by some that
the woman was murdered. aud the
barn igniird to cover up thc crime.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13
Tornado "a, ra,a,,.. No.

faloiie. No April a turuad.
struck Faye,,c. dnlng much dam
axe. Many houses we're urrso.c
and blown from th,lr foundations
aud barns aud smail buildings blown
away Reports received nom the "a.
Joining country ray that the storm
VAS general
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Euaialaiara. MsN. April s-whilo
returning FROM a fp''lrss search for
ihe Loaf diamond Fields of Mes,c,
John y. Haley Of Kans,s CITY. fe1
from a ptclp.gu In the sierra Mahre.
In The state ~ uacfrrfl. apd was
dashed - dsa,h ~ rocks more than
i,cs1 feet below.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Perhaps the oldest house IN an tho
world ls ovaed by Fritz schcrmer. %
81 Louis Tho house stands All by
itself out IN the northwest side Of tho
city. only few blocks from one Of tho
great brcvcrlcs, and from the outside
~ has the appearance % an ordinary
"oo,iaEy" frame and shlnglc cottage.
With a rather vide porch and odd an.
rlos 10 the root Tho strange feature
Of the house Ia that Il IL built entire.
~ of beer Kegs.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

The mineral industries In the United
States during 1905 paid TO rnlne.own.
ers and stockholders s1500OO,OOO in
dividends, an immense increase hav.
ing taken place in the output OF tbs
leading metals-gold. copper, silver.
iron ore and coal.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13
DlcAytO srS1


An AshCyl'.o uaa
TODD dli that aa
allied 20 Account
nor morc ifsa u
4 vas am.li,I aa
.nd intestinal Irl
ing In stomach a.' !
Inc mo great tt |
lions usfe ur !
uarehy toitu -
toA etc and st
vore With ur N
1 had an aiis
diagnosed as a.
sare,on operated o.
was found hat u'
Of the pancvaS ia'''N
dlcltlA II
"slnce that tine II
eral snch attack
moe, The last a'.aA
months ago. aut u
agonlss, -
"Tho doctor then ns
have 10 cat les t'AI.v
began the use q car
/ knew I, to be pc Il
continued sane v''h "A
nsul,s Il has hall
fully. Faluci 10 s,
8 weeks that ! r''l IA
general health b l'' ~
tore. my brain u
nerves stronger "a
"Ior breakfast an'
take Z tc,spoonia'. n
with cream, a sm'. .i 4
an ees soit boIl,i IA
Postum, and I max
on onpe.Nu,s AM 81,
rlyes me a good n w.,
en- we'll again /
l'o,,am Co. Hattie psi
There's a ua'on
pook The hcsa y
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13
Thr nrrnLIn.t Nom nn.

chIcaro Arrll 9.-Dctptc the al.
sence 81 CONGRESSMAN and Mrl Nlcho
las l.nngswur,h, whe were to have been
the principal guests the state break
fast of the Hamilton club In honor Of
Appomat,oS day was held al noon. 100
pcruns being present.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Baron Won sternburg show, that the
main question at Algeeiras IL that
Of special rights for all IN Morocco.
andNof the open door" Germany
sonteA.is that the police should be Civ.
en- an International character. and that
the new bank Of Morocco should have
The same, allowing no special rights TO
France or TO any other power France
opposes both propositions. despite
their obvious equity. Justice and pro
priety.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Richmond. Ind, April D. Edward
hinshaw a prosperous farmer near
Williamsburg, was found hanging In
ihe hay moW l.lio vas extinct when
he VAS cut down.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

New York, April e-Thc body ~
Dclphine Love now rests In Wood.
lawn cemetery beside the grave Of
her father. Dr. l. y. Love Mrs mn
aud Ewing mn Dr.. Of St. Louis. rela.
lives, aud few intimate friends fol.
lowed the body to the cemetery.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Ezra Mcckcf. the piouccr orator aud
historian a. oregon. recently erected
The hrs, q series ~ monuments that
arc 20 designate the Old OREGON trail. =
The monument which IL a large eran.
iie shaft, vas dedicated al Tcnino.
Wash, on a portion n the trail where.
over 80 years aro. Mt Meeker and his
wife prepared supper nv a snbdued
blaze while other members ~ the
'pralrie schooner" party kent a sharp
lookout for Indians Mr. Mceker IL
nov on his way eastward from Scat.
Gle with yoke u red oxen and a
'pralrie schooner" tracing the ore
Eon trilI' an the way back 10 Indian.
apolls, Ind.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Three hundred thousand acres Of
Louisiana are now under cultivation
In growing cane, which produces an
average crop Of more than 100000 900
pounds OF sugar and nearly $4,000 900
gallons OF molasses.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13
rI,n Mnr Nrirrrn nrnn. n,nh-

nnonN.llc Mo. April Cant
Isaac o Hall. aged IS. dropped dead
~ hls homo near Uooch MIN. C,appr
c1,nty Capt Hale served as can
tain IN the union army.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

In 1908 the united States had =
larger total o. foreign commerce
than In any. earlier year, There are
more markets bpcn than ever before.
The total foreign commerce Rrrre
gates about i27co. 1900. ot this
amount The excess a. exports apprut.
imaios i525.0o00'o over Imports. the
former reaching a total Of more than
N.seoeoo.oco The imports Tor the
samo perioi Approximate tii7s0 600.
90. Or Koout 10000 90 a month.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13
The Crittenden Record
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.

The ancient Romans ate oysters as
the first course at banquets because
of their quality Of stimulating the ap-
petite,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13
noIIer sLsltr hlIlra u, Dam.

'Wasanachlc, Tea. April A
Nouhg man named Flalrr Ten On a
roller skate at a rink AMI was Killed
At Maypgah.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Toxic April 9Th, new tabst, s|
cruiser lkoma Of isiSO tons
vHs successfully launched Monday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13
on Dealer kili. Itim.rIt

Cleveland. Okla April s-wil
IAN w. saith, an oil dealer uf Clarion
Ia, commltted suicide
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Tuner NoHr
call ami ~
Patcr Wei a.H II
Tuner Thu.
Pat,t What
rot q EN- J,uaHi
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13
MOUNT VESUVIUS
SUDDENLY QUIET
SCORES OF PEOPLE HAVE BEEN
KILLED AND THOUSANDS
INJURED.
ASHES STOP STREET
TRAFFIC IN NAP -ES
Thousands Leave the CitS, Will"
Other Thousands Rush Through
the streets Declaring That the
End of the World Has 'omr-Ttfty
Thousand Home. Destroyed.

Rome. April s-Thc la'ct news ~.
ceIyei here IN regard 90 the eruption
Of Mount N,suyius Is that the volcano
has suddenly moderated The showers
81 ashe. that have been falling several
days have ceased Adyioes from Maple
say there are 10000 refugees In that
aIfV
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13
Police BATTLE
With SOCIALISTS
FIERcEsr RIOT SAN FRANCISCO
HAS WITNESSED IN A
GENERATION.
SOCIALISTS PARADE
WITH A RED FLAG

4 Meeting HAD nrcn called 4" Fro
test NEninst the Nrrrst "t liay-
wood aud Mayer, aud the mot
Followed the NdIuurnnrnt-h
Arrests Made.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13
Ny talarss-c, d
based on ltsmsu,t

OAK tu
Ny taldps-r,
based on It's msan
A" man iiu.thI
for something vtA
and Pefuha Wilde il,u!
know thaitv1j
the head or t,ora,s "A
ache and any vs.y Il
" ltis t9galt5t,3j
according 20 i.rsstnt /
- Als1 lHr
sf-ak iu tHr -
aud have 500 .r
disapr1Intf i.a
Mr Cfum' .aAlrl
Aug IS, iyl
Ny hcaIib. s.J 4
should have o. i.sfuI
cline will fa.l Ia.4ysld
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

''..''N'. H|IN taf. uf.4 "
CaNaugh a.d Detective Th.ma. q,
on mad, r'.r NlF through me crowd
Ryan tore Down .h. r.d nlV lnT laFsI
% 20 Steiner Do a moment "a riot ~as
prc.p.ig'rf steiner as luarL.l down
and N.lk'' .a htu' .n baud drhI ne
crCuI t'rN.as 'u i.r.sF. tf' rsg RS
a. aud Clauiuzh cane U h.s assist.
auDr ana tse1u t,lUuE lack ihs .ruai
with clubs
The n1g va TOR. from sf. rrcr's
rnsp arI then Rynu Who mi held
Geo $ u lmo. started ra tak. hi. pri,.
Ter 'hruugh lhr ,ruv1 hr4urr a path
slth BIZ club An electric cay vaa pas.
irE urr n'itcl opp1-'ursly fJr a. g..
ie,'.,e Be- boarded q, and Ifr ether u.
no'r' tr.,' % lr,p ths crowd hack
Near lt" fountain q nsp building 4.
being erected AMI fte street was mV
n hu..f.r- debris Almost Insanil,
there VAS q lhlaes ~ zap iron lr.,t
'h' mf..'.s crashed through tho vim.
Cow 'rirrrE q ruufsr " "a Hs-EeH.
Tt' Wn..ruaH 49,. made prrr. ut
De soaiy forced Hs a- itrush Tho
human l.u,ba'r asa BUultsi orr, bod
thr hall Nf iurl.,
90 Pho mpu'.u. alarm -lHs bra iss-
cent Poo u...itHlus u.'o, .lruaa all
'7'f0.mu ur, fIu r. O.. tta -tut
They fwut IhDD Give confronted l,
n ma'.'.'' crow. anne. With ttga.
ant t'.r.- s.f ta- h1fa. t.Yiaf.,e
ID l.i'.r wac loo rr..rr hr t0.fr
nrrr their ,u1. s.fN frIUe,Ts.taaI
ih' ruel rtl.a'.F N,wy
Seventeen 40 o.. rioters vsI. Arc f.
Cd. three being ,.'r,,I urh a ut
Win '.a''y weapon Tho r.' were
booked az che prison f.f ml-lemelrrr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Showers q a.b, are buryin- the
Town n Nola Q! mile, from Naples
Noh .s very cd town q 1900 tn
hah.iauts
10, lava ls uDs flowing toward Clser.
20. ard serious apprehension Is felt fur
The cliy' 3i.wo irhlb.puts
Tho conditions a. Tore delAnuuui,a.
a. Tore del Gre,o aui Pompc.i have
Improved owing q the change In the
direction taken by the flowing lava. on
ite other hand the conditions AZ OF.
ui'auo are WORE tn, ashes and en-
tsrs which have fallen thrrv arr four
ts-t dep aud frequent earth shocks are
felt
Tho Ncsuy'an railway h1s been Wiped
mt hy a moving wall " lava 20 feet In
height nus, and aste, have reached
oven To Sicily
No trace pua.nr IT n,ao Tr-Ca,s
a commune on the guItheru dcrlIy.iy
~ The volcano. Whsrs. up 10 Is hours
aEo. iuNu1 p,rUus lived
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score. Dead. Thousand. IaJar.d.

Naples. April s-Drovued In a
river u liquid nre from Mount veN-
vius. or trapped In houses which were
rocked 10 pieces by earthquakes. scorts
= persons have lo.t their lives and
thousands are injured
Fifty thousand homes have been d.
-'ruyei
sweeping down tho mountain side
from the crater Of Ncguyius Is a river
q lava cnO feet W.ds aul 20 feed deep
No'hInr 10 bs path can turn the wall
90 molten rocks aside Several towns
have ten wiped cut entirely. others
are partially destroyed sin moro are
doomed. From The ruins Of thcsa VII.
lare- ~ talt haiol have been ra,o,-
cred 20 at san Giuseppe vemy.ano.
'"ytn AZ Bosoo Try-Case aad six at Tor.
re Arrurfaia
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

The Inhabitants Of Nap'cs arr fec
INK irur The city In largs hunters and
ar" elIrs towards Rome C.nts-s from
b. hel mountain have fallen To- some
plates 90 ihc depth ~ three feet SION.
ping an street tfanr and pan'ys.nr
b'sirrt Tho s1rrrires N the pour
a'r appalling Al n.Ebi the population
rushed Through the streets shrick.rr
10 terror. ieolarine thai the end ~ the
Worli vas al hand Thousands are
leaving The city
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-13

Tho captains Of the four English
steamers nov IN the harbor of Naples
have offered Their ships 10 the Italian
authorities 10 shelter the fugltIves The
Italian fleet Is being modified and Is
proceeding to Naples To offer any posi-.
bic assistance to tho stricken people
The King ard queen Of italy have been
touring the city endciyurnE to tran.
qulllte iha people
\ tain Eulng toward Naples along
The toas' wss unable 10 make any head.
way arainst The mass ~ rlndpfs and
vas brought 10 i;and tlll. The pas-
terEcrs len The train aud plunged irto
The ga.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
.Judce ]. s. Steel In q Petition That is Nov Being
 Circulated
Is a5n;.D TO R.0ioi;; i;
His Office as Judge of Ninth Circuit and VIZ raw His 1
 From ,he Ticle

A petitioo bein~ raeeu in Do, tiou, : he Nj 1a' Circuit reoa tino | < Steel to res. lis oH cult .iui&. sa w ra,-ea t,,.. .i
 Iynoeia,r 9faine tiun.
 Misconc is char petition. tv astancs fed ard sid t tion is rec, ine man ter# in the distr,et
 It is said t5e sugges' is he ing made to all who siea the pc tition that they write r. D name Of Hon. J. C. PinniX, of Pike county, on the ticket fer Judge at the election on September 3.
 The full text of the petition is as follow:
 Judge Jas. S. Steel, Lockes- burg. Ark:
 We, qualified electors of the Ninth Judicial District of state ol Arkansas, do most earnestly and respectfully ask you to resign your position of Circuit Judge and that you have your name takeno fl of the ticket for Circuit Judge.
 We sincerely believe that 1t is as much to your interest as it is to ours that you do this.
 We dislike to remind you of your conduct at Murfreebore, Pike county. when you could only act for the court part of the time, and also when you were holding the last term of court at
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ShdoWn. Little River county.

Ashdown, Little River county.
 We believe that you pro ashamed of your conduct.
 In view of all could be brought to bear on you, We thank vn1 kindly to heed our humble prag CT and petition. "-Nashvill News
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Should the people stand by and see the power of their numbers nullifed by a slavish devotion to a party machine that does not consider them, but only their enemies?
 Shall the people not take leaf out of the corporation book and vote for their own interests and their own friends, regardless of party loyalty?
 Party loyalty is a fine thing when a great issue is at stake and when one party clearly repres- ents a noble effort for a great reform. So it was when Abra- ham Lincoln led the Republican party against the intrenched power of slavery. But even then 1t was new party that made the fight. The old parties had been too timid to do 1t, too corrupt tc do t.
 Today There are great issues, the same issues that have divid- ed people since human society was formed.
 Lincoln said;
 There are two principles that have stood face to face from the beginning of time, and will ever continue to struggle. It is the same principle in whatever shape 2t develops itself. It IS the same spirit which says, You toll and .otk and earn bread and I'll eat
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A SPEECH BY HiRST.

Petersburg, H., AJg. v '" fam Randolph Hearst "t M York delivered 1ls nrst SD. an IljonoS aaaj=U
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inc. IT "roW1 bIA,4 H# Salea G #u, hi,n e
 wn.a &t
 gfzsj
 
 tp-4 ami
 tf. 2,
 4i...: ! th@i we W
 lis 4neli,.. ayataa ot government Ma founded to express the will O. the whole people and to be con- uoIled by majority of tn voters. maintain that blind party allegiance tends to inter- fere with these aims and objects Iof our government and is re sponsible for most of the polite al evils under which we suffer today.
 maintain that these evils will never be remedie until the peo- pie vote carefully and discrim- inately for good men and good measures irrespective Of party prejudice or political bias of any kind. If a very large proportion of the people vote blindly for one party or the otherwise control of the government is really left in the hands of a small minority or balance of power that transfers its vote from one party to the other according to the idea of it's interests.
 This varying vote will always
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more It will express merely the i interests of a small and perhaps ! selfish minority.
 Let us take a concrete exam pie:
 If in the community there were -0l GOO Hot,l5 and 100, ,000 habit 1 ually voted the Democratic ticket . and 100.00 habitually voted the Republican ticket, the decision ... "...,: ..,: .iia in tA1 a..,.s ,. LOGO voters who -va,,esh .sation or interest, I one party and
 ...-
 a,-rs were all
 O citizen, !
 Y afriotic and .
 ,., vo1id :
 .e = o1ioorit..
 =a=see ,.l.is=
 t,.aaf- 
 
 to pop -
 see that p.-# lal machine Waaa not i9 ;. ter the hundred tooasaaa | x would vote for his parte=aa3 1aay circumstances. but would devote his time to securing the support of that o4e thousand that might be inhnene- ed to decide the election his way Ifth e one thousand were grasping and greedy and wanted special privileges, they would getsthem. If they wrnted the peoples franchises, they would get them. If they wanted dis eliminating tariffs, they would get them.
 If under the effect of this polit- ical partiality aud patronage and protection, these favored few should grow enormously rich and . add the corrupting power of great wealth to their undue pol itical influence, they might come to control the machines Of both parties, name the candid ates of both parties and cond ct cheWbole government in their OVID selfish interest.
 We can follow clearly enough what would happen in or own .itIe community Of 2Ol, 0o0 soters and that condition which we have merely reduced to round
 
 numbers anu stated III simple form is exactly what has prev ailed in larger and more complex manner throughout our whole country.
 The result has been the can centration of power in the hands of a small, but shreWd ana active minority, working insessantly for its own interest and without regard for the public welfare. We saw in New York that the life insurance sWindlers had con- tributed to the Democratic party f one year and to the Republican party the next.
 We know that Ryan and Rock efeller and Morgan and Belmont . have no party prejudices, but couduct their politics for their own pocket and according to the maxims laid down by Jay Gould. Mr. Gould said bsfore an in- vestigating committee: When l am dealing with Re publicans, l am a Republican, When 1 am dealing with Demo- l crats, 1 am a Democrat. When . the district is doubtful, 1 am
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 Lincoln said;
 There are two principles that have stood face to face from the beginning of time, and will ever continue to struggle. It is the same principle in whatever shape t develops itself. It IS the same says, You toll and
 ok and earn bread and I'll eat
 aes. whether from the mouth
 ling that seeks to bestride
 aeaFIeof his own nation and
 the truit of their labor or -..a aae race O. men as an ap- 9. Tor ensiaving another race,
 tae same tzrannicai princi- 9...
 same Issue exists today in
 s domination, trust oppres- ,. Fast eXtortion. There is ~tH a class that says, You toll a q work and arm bread and I'll eat it." but neither of the old parties distinctly represent eith- IT side of this issue.
 There are trust Republicans and Lincoln Republicans.
 There are trusts Democrats and Jefferson Democrats.
 Nc longer does the word Demo- define any definite doc urine or the word Republican ex- press any particular principle.
 Under such conditions party devotion only divides the peo- pie 5 strength and fortifes their enemies, who are united against them.
 Let the people unite in their own interest.
 Letthepeopleyote independent- Iy and for the public good.
 Let them vote for honest men and honest measures, irrespect- i've ot party, and they will soon and taemselye once more the eatpoWer in the republic that politicians will regard, and even organized wealth will respect.
 llls most gratifying and en- .ouraeing to find that this fact is being genernlly recognized and that independence ia ,otiag is increasing with every election.
 In Illinois at the last election, the State went 5000, GOO Republi- can lHe people of this d strict had the discrimination to return to Congress a Democrat, the Hon Henry T. Rainey, who had served them with conspicuous and ability.
 In Pennsylvania, in the pres ent campaign, the sincere Demo- crats have repubiated the un- speakable Guffey and have united with the Lincoln Republicans in a movement which represents the character and conscience of that community.
 From New York to California the people are realizing that the success of the popular govern ment depends upon the care and conscientiousness, theintelligence and impartiality with which every indiyual vote is cast.
 A man can no longer take cred it to himself for supporting a dog that happens to have been h., l.
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be a determining factor in cleo tions.
 Certainly, therefore, the con- ditions demand that this indep- endent vote shall be as large and as representative as possible, in order best to carry out the admit ted objects of our government.
 The more nearly universal 1t is, the more nearly will 1t express the will of the whole people.
 The more restricted it is the more 1t will express merely the interests of a small and perhaps selfish minority.
 Let us take a concrete exam pie:
 If in the community there were z0l GOO vot,la and 100000 habit ually voted the Democratic ticket and 100000 habitually voted the Republican ticket, the decision
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aes. whether from the mouth
 Ling that seeks to bestride aeoFIeof his own nation and
 the trait ot their labor or -.a aae race O. men as an ap- .o. LOT ensiaVing another race, tae same fErannical princi-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-04-18
Anniversary Sale Prices. on
Lac9S and EmbrOidarIGS.

One lot of Val Laces and Insertions, {,
s, 8 and loo. kinds. This sale 5c. yard.
One lot Val, Torchons and MCCLELLAN
Laces and insertions, worth from 1879. to
Csc. This sale 10 cents.
One lot ombroideries, edge and insert
ions, worth 8 and 10 cents q yard. This
sale cents. yard. ~ and II cent
kinds this sale 8 cents yard.
The regular 80 and 85 cent kinds in
Guiding wide varieties SO much in demand
at present. This sale 20 cents 9 yard
Fifty pieces India Linen purchased
especially for this anniversary sale and
priced at saving Of from 2 to 1oc. yd.
at Sc, loo, 1870, 15c, zoe and % cents.
dozen LADIES' mercerized Sateen Petit
coats, wide and narrow ruffles, full
founces and fare, the 1.5o and 200 kinds
Annivorsorv Sale Price 95 cents