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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-19
BUSINESS MEN
To END REIGN
OF TERROR
ORGANIZE TO RESIST
LAWLESS AGITATORS
Strife in Nevada Mining Camps
Attributed to industrial Work.
erS of World, Now 0utIawed
in GoIdfieId District.
GBy Morning Journa, Special Leased wIre.1

m, Mornfnr uo,rnoI Guaayy ... u4t-
c-Iaa-IS - - ~, 80
''' - "'i'" i"' ~
lowing announcement was issued here
today.
.srba Goldfald R~nsinass Man. am,
MING o""e' ~dsS"ei'lIoh uosireS 10
make an announcement of the presen'
labor differences in Golddcld. For thn
,., tn,... ,.o.,. tt... .,,a, ho. t.
"'' "'' y
SERIES o. lapol lfouhI'S lhat nave mao
their origin i'm the existence of the or
o,nfzatton knovn as tba industrial
~. W. NJ. ~
N"iNe'' ~ '"' ""'i"' i"'9 "'"H ~
men nave not oniN done these things,
but have maintained a reign of terror
=, che oan,r r,, 1,ha,nu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-19
LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION
OPENS IN BLAZE OF GLORY

Louisville, Ky. March fS.-The
touch of President Roosevelt's finger
To a button in the White House az
2.3O this afternoon let loose "a Janglins
Of bells and a screeching of whistles
that marked the formal opening OF
the greater Louisville exposition.
Creat0rc and his band swung INTO
"DiNey." and tho Exposition March,
and after addresses by Presiduet Mac
donald. Governor Beckham and oih-
crs. dedication exercises We're cons
Guided and the thousands of persons
who were crowded In the armor'. %
of the largest buildings. began 10
move about 10 see the display The
dedication stand held one pl the most
brilliant assemblageS ever gathered IN
Kentucky.
The citv was bright with color. eve
~ principal building in the down
town district being decorated. The
exposition b. unique. being made M
of everything made. painted. grown
bought. sold ~ made in Louisville
AT foreign works have been strictly
excluded.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-19
The very best of Kansas CITY Reef
and Mutton nj EMIL KLEIN WORT"S,
H. North Third street.



Department N the interior. Land OF
foe at Santa Re. \. M, March I.
1905.
Notice is hereby given hat Maelptu
Chavez Of MorlartS, M NJ. has filed
notice NJ hts Intention to make final
five year proof ia support of hls chim,
viz. Homestead entry No 8Sf3, made
Feb. 20. 1899, for the 81. ST.
y. NV. y. Sc. a. SE. y, sW. Y.
section IA, township 9 n range g &c.
and hat said proof viii be made be
fore H.. w $. Otero, United states
court commissioner. at Albuquerque,
y. NJ, or April @. 1907.
He names the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of the land. va Jose
Martinez. Francisco Vigil y MuutuNa,
PEDRO Vigil Juan Chavez. All of Mo
riarty, N. Nj
MANUEL r. OTBRO. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-19

When a man has trouble with his
stomach you may know that he is eat
ing more than he should or OF some
article Of food or drink not suited to
his age or occupation, or that his
bowels are habitually constipated.
Take Chamberlain's stomach and
Liver Tablets to regulate the bowels
and improve the digestion and see if
the trouble does not disappear. AK
for a free sample. Sold by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-19
FAVORS COOPERATION OF
ROADS WITH GOVERNMENT

Washington. March 1S.-The presi-
dent had a conference today with B..
F. Yoakum, chairman of the board of
directors OF the Rock Island railroad.
This is the second conference the
president has had with Nh Noakum
within ten DAYS
The latter has heretofore declared
himself un|reservedly in favor or close
cooperation between Do railroads
and the federal government d ne
emphasized his previous statement by
saving he was In favor OF the closest
possible. Hr declined TO dis
cus- the purpose of his interview with
tine president
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07

and Lau Tun Piu, ct al. The grounds
in each motion are that the county at
torney or his deputy did not sign the in
dictments and that neither were pre-
sent to advise the grand jury returning
the indictments against the various de-
PENDANTS
Maioa charged with perjury in con-
nection with illegal registration plead
ed guilty this morning and was SEN
fenced to serve six months by Judge
Robinson.
The court also ordered bail forfeited
this morning in the case of Kajuta
charged with assault with a weapon
obviously and dangerously imminent to
life.
All Sing and g. others caught in the
recent grand jury rair pleaded not
guilty and their cases were set for Mon
day at 10 a. m.
The cases of assault with a weapon
obviously and dangerously imminent to
life against Manuel Colon will come up
Friday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07
CHANGES IN THE
COUNTY OFFICES
NOT MANY CHANGES MADE IN
THE OFFICES OF THE COUNTY
OF OAHU.

There was no change in the even
tenor of the County Clerks office this
morning, although the second term of
D. Kalauokalani Jr. began today Ka-
lauokalani Jr. had prepared his new
oath of Office and his bond and they
We're approved by the new Board of
Supervisors and that was all there was
to it, There will be no changes in the
office staff, as all Of his appointments
We're sustained by the new Board of
Supervisors.
The County Auditors office is an
other in which there is no change. Sol
ONION Mahelona remains as chief dep
uty.
Richard H. Trent will make no chan
ges in his office and NJ. G. K Hopkins
will continue to be the chief clerk.
The only change in the County At
torney's office is the Attorney and the
stenographer Miss Perkins has re-
signed and County Attorney Douthitt
gives way to the new County Attorney,
John w. Cathcart. AS Cathcart is in
the East at present, Clarence H. Olson
takes the place for a period of sixty
days, his appointment by Cathcart be-
ing confirmed by the new Board this
morning. Detective Lake and Clerk
Silva remain in the office and Miss
Mary Achuck is appointed stenograph-
err. She has been in the law office OF
John w Cathcart for some time,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07

porters Of genuine Japanese rice I'm the |
islands He purchases his goods direct !
from the growers and is therefore able !
to undersell all competitors
The Anglican Church Chronicle for
January has just been issued. Among
many other things of interest it con-
tains a continuation of Canon Wey-
mouths interesting jottings Of his
Journey through Europe and i'm the
Holy Land.
The large delegation of women who
are coming to these islands under the
care of Mrs Weatherred in February
will arrive one day later this year than
the Oregon girls did last. The delega-
ton will arrive on the morning Of Feb
ruary 22, the morning Of the Floral
Parade
Sachs annual January sale Of ladies'
muslin underwear win close on We'd
nesdav at 8 p. m. Don't miss it.
New patterns i'm flannelette are now
open at whitney & Marshs. There are
some of the prcttiest designs at 15c a
yard. They are also showing a hand
some line of white bed spreads for crib
single and double beds in many quail
| tiles
There will be installation of the fol-
| lowing officers of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Central Union
Church by Rev. J. w. Sylvester sun
| day evening at the regular meeting
| President Miss NJ. E. Patty; vice presi-
| dent, Herbert Kingsley; corresponding
secretary, Maria Forbes; recording
secretary. Lyle A. Dickey; treasurer,
Jessie c. shaw All members are re-
quested to attend.
Adiutant Bamberry, the Divisional
officer of the Salvation Army, goes to
Hilo tomorrow to inspect the work Of
the Army on Hawaii, and to conduct
meetings in the Hilo and Hamakua Dis
tricts. He viii spend ten days on Ha-
wall, returning to Honolulu on the 18th
instant Mrs. Bamberry assisted by
Captain Armstrong and Lieutenant
Long, will carry on the work in Homo
lulu during the Adjutants absence.
Central Union church will observe
the week Of prayer this week with
meetings in the lecture room every
evening, with the exception of satur-
day, at 7:3O. The pastor would earn
estly request the members of the
church to refrain from making engage
ments for these evenings and to be
present whenever possible. The subject
tonight will be Prayer" led by Dr.
sylvester. Mrs. w. ]. Forbes will pre-
side at the piano.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07
TERMS
OPENED TODAY
ALL JUDGES WERE PRESENT AND
SET DIFFERENT CASES-CRIM-
NAL BEFORE ROBINSON.

The new January term Of court open
ed this morning with all of the judges
of the circuit court present in their
respective departments. The Supreme
Court also opened court today but ad-
journed until tomorrow morning, out
of respect to the memry of the late
Judge Highton.
Before Judge Robinson, who will have
charge of the criminal work for the
term, ]. K. Clark charged with violat-
ing the liquor license pleaded not guilty.
In the case Of Kee Long charged with
manslaughter, plea was reserved until
Saturday before Judge Robinson.
Judge Gear filed motions to quash the
indictments against w, H. Crawford
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07
ASKS TO BE IDENTIFIED.

The Standard Oil Company of Cali
fornia has asked Judge Weaver to be
identified as the Standard Oil Company
of Iowa and that registered title to
land in Honolulu recently issued to the
Standard Oil Company Of California be
registered in the name Of the Standard
oil Co. of Iowa. A reoree accordingly
was entered by Judge Weaver.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07
sT. FRANCES SAILS TOMORROW

ST. FRANCES SAILS TOMORROW
The American ship st. Frances eX-
poets to set away tomorrow morning
for Port Townsend i'm ballast She
arrived here December L with coal
from Newcastle Her master, Captain
Murray, is a great favorite here and
the longer his vessel is kept in port the
better Honolulu likes it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07
THE ARIzONAN.

The American-Hawaiia S. S. Ari-
conan left Kahului last night at Z
o'clock for Kaanapall. She will load
more sugar there and expects to sail
in or days for Salina Cruz, Mex
leo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07
AMIRAL EXELMANs COMING.

The Japanese steamship Amiral Ex-
elmans is due to arrive here Saturday
next, January -, from Yokohama with
freight and japanese immigrants
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

1t doesn't make any difference
what you want OF what you
have but 1on't want, Star
Classified Ads viii help you out
with absolute certainty. Want
Ads inserted three times for 25c.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07

ST. KATHERINE AT RAILWAY.
The bark st. Katherine has moved
to the railway wharf ready to take
aboard sugar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07
Old Waikiki!
A Great Bargain
HOUSE LOT
With
BEACH BATH LOT

Near residence of ]. A. McCandless
Esq, adjoins the old Along premises
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07
SHORTHAND!

NEW CLASSES COMMENCE JAN
UARY 2.
Tipping and Book keeping. Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday evenings 7:15 to
, p, m. Magoon Building, Merchant
and Alakea Streets. Address, NJ. f.
Rawlins, Magoon Building.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-07
SALE
OUR ANNUAL {
OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
WILL CLOSE WEDNESDAY AT 5 p. M.

A SAVING IN HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES figure sPE-
GALS FOR THIS WEEK; appropriate
his time the ear
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
vora i,sr;lsliirs upon me1- Under

wora i,sr.|>Iiirs upon me1. Under
Il rightly os:eresl social system,
every labor-saying invellion, and
every device to dncrenso ensi cf
production m / ,!istribu'ion, sllonis;
hc i,ti.ci as Il blessing to man
kind.
i;;,' 'n he Il blessing, The bcnc;.
cent effects should Ic distributed
t. the whole people. I'ney should
be @ivcn I,>i,''rr, bat t;lut !,.i;'!rc
>ho,i,,i j'r pal'! IL III" rate pt form
tr toll. /; ;A>rc j. m dimiuuaIinn
il. NE .,;,,i:i created there should
~ !,'} ;s.;:. n.;:;; ~ IL ill' it>tri'rlt-
,~.
Ne n".ai It great deal pi the 80
e4-';S;t: ::l,,4,' Bat they are 50
>:"1'~tie oo', half way. They
m;uia!Z 70 cost to themselves bH,
G'l'}- 10 e:saanco profits. N,n for
general i';.' I,i;rt,e G,.',s IL they
organize. i,l>y Iilrp& Dcl. n;.t Ct
employment 10 c:s:npete with Mcn
III other enlp'oluivnts ani reduce
TIC aytr:z.c Of wares,
Ca.!er 4 real socialism the bus;
ness wo'.l" operate thus: If Il ma
cline or device were l,vonxh! into
play til&t ~uii!,, 10 the work Of
tea Hjen. the tea men world, when
snn1''aal"! hy the machine, b.
employed t. assist other men, aud
shorten their hnlr5 Of labor. Ten
men would work one hour; where
us one man had worked len hours.
and the wealth creates! woG|;. h.
sufficient to pay all! The leisure
would DC Il gain, were it pruiitabiy
<ij1nt.
Toll il not mans natural state.
lie Instinctive!y rebels against it,
an! builds Labor saving machines,
uGI suci devices. iiaca.lse OF his
''iazlne~s" he will yet realize hi
'1r;i lnaiinI on an income. And
'!c trusts are p.iniing the way.
'ut u''cnn%oin:s!y. !y.-G!,',o Demo
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
Sociaiiss;e trusts.

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=. =, ,'
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,.: ,;., .M
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
A Ten.Cent Levy Enough.

In our isS' Q If last week we
published an abstrac, sia,pmen'
from the ave .sor's books showing
the taxable wealth of Washing'""
County, including rniIr""d. telr
graph, telephone aud merchants
assessments, to Ee over three n'i
lion, three hundred and thirty-,wo
thousand dollars. AS nbove nine
ty per cen, Of The lakes on this
valuation is annually collected. il
is obvious that Il special tax Of ten
cents on the hundred dollars would
give the county an additional revc
nue. ana ually of three thousand
dollars. Therefore. tcn-cent levy
will easily provide for the interest
and sinking fund to carry bond
cd indebtedness Of thirty OK thirty
five thousand dollars 10 build II
new court house and pay it off in
Aiftcen or sixteen years. according
TO estimates.
We give elsewhere a l'ic'urc of
a courthouse bnit at Pcrryvil.c in
1921. at Il c' st OF about thl,ly
thousand dollars. Such II >trlc
aurc would appear to be adequate
in this county for court house pnr
poses for many years. In 1871.
when its taxable wealth was ihrce
million, one hundred and ninety
five thousand dollars, the people
of Perry county voted to issue
bonds to the amount OF thirty
ahousand dollars for the purpose
of defraying the cost Of building Il
new court house for the county.
The loan WAS made II popular one,
at five per cent interest, payable
semi i.anpuaIIy. and was largely
taken up by tho peopt. of the
county. The bonds were Issued
in one hundred dollar and FIVE
hundred dollar denominations.
1t would, perhaps, be good
idea to make the new loan here !,
popular one, at per cent, selling
stsbouas. at par ul,. srtscritAio ion.
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
The II. l. nll- Mirror in its iss.lu

The II. l. nl- Mirror in its iss,lr
last week protests against a law
for Missouri establishing school
book commission on the grounds
that such Il commission wOnId 81
lect books uniform for the wh,|.
state and thus put the text hn'k
business If the state hack in'r the
hands Of the puuk trust. The Mir
ror recommends leaving the ~e'cc
lion Of text books in tho hands Of
the county boards Of cl"cat'nn.
This plan might ONLY give the
trust little m ne work and tX-
pcusc without changing the resu!.,
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
The Drnnocru,ic ma Inrity III ll,'

The Democratic ma jnrIty III the
lucasIu,urr nuv in session at Jcf
,fcrs,n City Is threatening IT,
cnrtai| the expense allowances Of
Attorney ey-Gcncral iIa,Ilry, ,hn-
making it im;ossibI: for him t.
operate effectively against the
trusts, Il work which has already
brought him Il national reputation,
contending tina, it doesn't want Mr..
HudIcy running for President nj
ahc expense of Missouri. Behind
ahis spirit Of Democra,ic econoHy
however there appears; to he II big
Democratic boss who happens a.
be closely identified with the Could
ra.lrcad interests, waich Mr.. Had
ley is now endcavoring to call t.
time uudar the antitrust laws OF
the state. Its dollars to the hole
in tho doughnut that tho trusts
win ont on this question with The
aid of the Democratic majority in
the Legislature.
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
ihI iEENS SAI L

Nii-rn.,>, il.uiy e. Howard aud
Sa'ile \. linaara., h:> wife. by their
c1rtain deed ii tru>t. dated tn. ~,
fav If March. l:"st. AMI recorded il,
book -. III page -. record uf t!er.i-
"' trust an,! mortgages of MASH u.t,,n
Cnnnty, aud III reward t,il|t ID ;.t PAGE
ih.. Fe."'r; az deeds aul: trusts or St
ffant:ttiS County. Missouri, totivnvt q
to Tie undersigned Trustee, The fol-
lowing described real estate, situate,
'yiOs ami being IN the Counties Ut
Washington and st E',aucn,-. State
10! Missouri, to WI: Tue >:,u:hsest
quarter Of section fifteen IL. ia :':..t.-
ship thirty five 80. NrriE, ,an.a
three t3I East Of tie ,.:h ,1riuc,,;.l
meridian. ia Washiug.H;! rnuu.y. MIS-
souri,. also all III 10; one IL in h'nrI
three ~, in the Town Il >rt3 l.,u>
Eirinsj. as Described M III tilr record.
ed plat Of said tnwl:. on Il e ia tna ,a-
cOrder'S office uf s.. Fra,srnis c ,,.u,:.
said los being siiu,'r in ih. cn,t:l. :: (
ST Francois, STATE .. Missouri.
Which said couveyan:>> -, II tl. TO
secure the nayGsc:,b af Il rcGt,'n ru:e
in said deed ot tl,,s5 Gt~crtkc,!; aud.
whereas. default Il ,> t,'"n n;s.,u.. ~ the
payment c1 said u"'e i:1.l the interest
due thereon: nov THERE efntr. in *.
cOrdance with the r;ny;>i,,n> If >a.t:
deed of trust. and Al the re,-l:.>. =;
the leval huder Of said nD:e. i. tie.
undersigned Trustee. viii E.:>su,.,6 IT.;
sell the above da>,,ss:.o.i st:e! t.tttt. III
the trGat dp,r nf t.e c;,nra '.'l'..f.. in
the city uf iuiu~i. ia y: d clil7.,y q:
Wa>hiu-:tln and :! ate uf Hi~>unf;. At
public scI'lu", t. the highest u:tlIc.,
for caSi, IN hand OF
SATURDAY. TIL. o."'D DAI O. i>E.sEI
AIRY. i:t1r.
between the 1,ni.r~ uf ii o't.in4,< IN t.,t
fnrcuouu aid -,n't'ueE in tt,.. Ate risun,.
of that, Day. to satisfy said nnIr, IT.
yei her y in he costs an,i eS!fh>..S ut
extcut in, iiji> trust
.|pE% VI JAMESON. Trustee.
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
Best Cf Three Reasons.

Oaco an Aici,son politician Of
tered Il turkey b the negro who
co:;'l give the best reason for be-
ing Il Republican. One old color .
cd man said: Use Il 'pub'icun
kasc tic publican party sot us
niggers free aIii i.c n,an thuHg!,t
that would get i'im the turkey, bat
the mex: man sri;!: "De reason I'se
II Republican is bscA,lse it's dc
,,arty dat gives Us reitictive tar
II" and the pnIt;cian thought:
That's AN intelligent IN III: | VIII
I've him slic tulAe,:' and i!,t
'h::d man walked ~ and said:
DE reason I'se u Republican is
'2causc | wants dat .u:!Sey::' aud
lie got i;.--.A.chison Globe.
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
America Leads in pc..sivhs,

In jane, 1895, john b B,rn~,
'nruber of Ile Bli;isi. Cabinet,
called at;e:.;inE in IL speech Il,
Manchester, to the fact that in the
past ten years England ha. spent
s, 5u0, ,0ou,O 900 in war. lie s,atet!
hy way Of contrast taat il had tax
Ell $4,000 Municipalities of The
United Kingdom 100 wears to
spend - $40, 600, ,ut,'t on 1000 GAS
works. uate:wnrSs. mAlHetS.
'rnm"ays, and electric 'iyA. nn.ler
taking. Il Is easy 10 convince
tntr!cana, accustomed t, l,,,Ain.
upon or cj'intry Is Il pace ''v
irr n;t:;"!. j,.ii tie n,ji!'ar; , a.
-'l; ai,tpt.! are 1rainiH. til 81
hur.,l II !t~ financial vitality. Ii
vii HStul.-:i Hiluy cltiz"nS OF he
I nj. ii Sales 10 learn :il,l IN t',p
,ah;r of y.I I,iiyr mjli'ar: and naval
cx ,,tn>c>, including the SUMS spent
10 different c,;Ia::i1, Irr pensions.
'..... ii, H':i ''.;s' ns:, ~ stated above
10 nearly tss, billions dollars, cS
elusive II i;,tort-; ~ la:inna! wa,
}rb.~, ,t."c;'j;:a heads t..o column.
The LATEST li1'lrts ar, s3"a, 900, 't(,o
fpr tie | nitc,i SAFES, Sis, 900, 900
Tor Grca, Eritian. S22il. 900. 900
.nr n;s>ta. 23S .nnp, 80" f,r Ger
many: and "!! this ID tiA,c> o:
peace. -!iaToId Bcico III Apple
tous.
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
Ihe SrlEiarI IF In.cax.

find the typical Sranlard OF today
IN ali Aiasonsse peasant, elderly bat
1.-THE, whom | lately saw iump li..in
the train at a little countlg station &c
examine a very complicated French
agricultural machine drawn up in g
sitting; ne looked at il above and n
I,,w with w:iH'iled hfuws and inteu,
eyes h, ran all arn,lud il. he cleart.
con.d not quite make II cut: hui there
vas no fiirl.aHcy Or Indifference in his
attitude toward This new strange
thing: h, would never ;esi. one felt
until he reached the meaning Of it
And the grief of many of us will be
that in this eager thirst for novelties
the Spaniard will cast aside not = Few
q tho thing, which now draw US IL
Spain -l,ayefock Ellis, IN the Allan
tip
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
Opportunities That Wait.
NapoIean might have had an
,Qtomohi!e. The principles upon

''''-'s e''>' A"e~>" -N"'
aQtomobi!e. The principles upon
wi.ic.. i: Is constructed have al
ways existed. If Esen bad Known
en- on2h to apply these principles
i...ers the be.t type Of modern car
might have Ei;''ei down tbs stree S
Of Paris Il ccN,ury ago. Hot wat
CT maao steam back in the carbon.
llvro1Is age. Plato might have had
ii 'yI"rhnnc. Alexander II phono
graph, Cleopatra a steam yacht
an! The spe ocllcs Of Cicero might
l:.''e htcn printed in Il daily paper.
lsurlng HE Coming Centuries
n'.lny Inventions will he nlnhe-
but tie principle Upon which they
are to be constructed are in exist
"ntc ilzh. now, awaiting pyrcep-
ti'N, and application. And every
:nnroFe.t.tu that will be made 10
every lac Il! woti. art. manafac
jurp, c'il.uerce, agriculture, phys
i:s and mclapI,y>ics--wiii merely
be The discovery and unfr.ument
Of facts that exist now.
Think Of This whenever you be-
gin to feel that you haze reached
tho LIMIT of Development in any
'l"o Of work. II the present con-
d''i'a sco'as dali. think deeply and
dta" upon tho reserve fund of
things YET TO be done. .-.x.
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30

Kind Of queer, is i, not, when
onr Democratic friends up u, JEFF
fcrson City ae threatening I" kill
the lobby IN various and painful
ways if it don't keep away from
them, that tho libby ia right there
on seemingly fra!ernaI and COAT
dental terms with its ":'"s!'
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30

A game Iaw which protects
game against extcrn,lnation doe.
not sui HE fell IVA who wan, to
kill it all. TH, or three months
skooiing vrar Is ct',,g:' fr th'
true -l"'r, ~uInn.