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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
A PAINTER WANTED
Is Skeleton Key Artist and Pulled
OFF a Smooth Job of Burglary
Wednesday Night.

One of the smoothest jobs of bur-
glary ever pulled off i'll Athena,
took place Wednesday night, and the
officers are after an itinerant painter,
who is supposed to be the skeleton ar
fist, and of whom they have such
good description that his arrest is only
a quetsion of such time as he makes
his appearance at some town.
With skeleton key, filed by him in
the hobo Jungle" camp below town,
the fellow unlocked the front doors OF
the Pioneer drug store, McEwen's s
Hardware store, and gained entrance
to the Corner Saloon, where he was
put to flight by Joe Gay, who was
sleeping in the building.
At the drug store the burglar took
three razors, 80 cents in change, and
helped himself to about $50 worth of
Frank Coolidge's jewelry. At Mo-
Ewens he lifted lot of razors, two
watches and "22" Winchester rifle.
At the saloon he tried to open the cash
drawer, Sc Joe Gay says, and was
frighten cd away from the job by him.
The officers have good description
of the fellow, and believe he will be
behind the bars in a sholt time. Den
izens of the hobo camp "peached" on
the painter when questioned by the
officers. According to the story given
the officers, the fellow wanted others
in the camp to help him pull off the
work. They also say that he filed the
key in the camp.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
Book on Wrestling.

There has just been issued from the
press of Richard X. Fox, franklin
Square. New York, one of the most
valuable and comprehensive tleatises
on wrestling ever published. Worlds
champion wrestler Frank Gotoh has
written book about the art, which
contains everything that is of interest
to enthusiasts. A special chapter is
de voted to training and another to the
career of the oouqueror of Hacken.
schmidt. 1t contains 80 excellent half
tone illustrations, showing all his
principal holds, including the famous
toe hold. Portraits are shown of the
best known mat artists.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
ShamrOcks Flayed Milton.

Earl MoDudley's Shamrooks and
the Milton Berrypickers were the chief
attraction at Meador Park Sunday.
The Shamrooks found the Berrypiokers
easy picking and came home with 6
to score. 1t was a swell clip up to
the 9Th inning, with the score one to
nothing in favor of the Shamrocks.
Then Milton scored, afterward going
to the bad and breaking ranks on the
slightest provocation. The Shamrocks
are billed for Meador Park again next
Sunday, when they go up against the
strong La Sale team of Walla Walla.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
BARNES JURY COULDN'T AGREE
Insane Relatives of Jurors Sentiment
tai Course for Nom Conviction.

After censuring the jurors for taking
into consideration the punishment to be
given "Bud" Barnes, accused of the
murder of Mis-. Anna Aldrich, at
Walla Walla, the presiding Judge dis
charged them when they declaEed they
could not agree on verdict. The vote
stood nine to three for conviction of
murder in the first degee.
While the jurors agreed not to tell
how they voted, it is understood the
three men who voted for acquittal did
so simply because they had insane rel
atives, and that further, one of them
had been acquitted on the charge of
murder, the defense being insanity.
The trial will come up again June
"a.
The charge against Barnes is that
of killing Mrs. Aldrich in a lonely
guloh near Dixie, Wash, crushing her
skull with pick handle.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
CHAMBERLAIN A GOOD MIXER"
The Governor Never FOrgets a Face
and Remembers a Name.

Coupled with individual magnetism
Governor Cham berlain is good
"mixer" always remembers face and
never forgets name.
These characteristics in addition to
the broadness of his political oapabil-
tiles, are undou btedly his stock in
trade as past master in the art of vote
getting. He has the faculty of getting
close to the people and gives you the
feeling that you are closer to him than
the other fellow is. ..-.
A local incident showing the ease
with which the governor made himself
felt in the recent campaign transpired
during his speech at the Athena opera
house. Mr.. Cham berlain was giving
his views on Statement No. and had
reason to refer to Mr.. Mann the reput
lican Statement No. candidate.
After neatly paying his respects to
Mann, be- turned to the audience and
exclaimed:
"But why not support Legislators
who have subscribed to Statement No.
/ men whom you know will do the
right thing; men like Charley Barrett
and-our old friend, Bill Blakeley?"
Joel Houghton. farmer residing
near State Line is fond of relating q
personal experience which illustrates
the remarkable power of memory pos
sessed by Governor Cham berlain.
II knew Mr.. Cham berlain 80 years
ago in the Willamette valley when he
was county recorder" said Mr.. Hough-
ton, "and had little dealing with
him over bogus mortgage which he
prevented man from passing off on
me. soon after moved to this valley
and never saw Cham berlain again and
did not have any idea that he remem-
bered me. But when he was in Milton
about six weeks ago he saw me and
spoke, recalling the experience of 80
years ago in eastern Oregon.
"When Mr.. Cham berlain meets a
man he remembers him always and
can call his name at once. This happy
faculty has done much to win for him
bis unusual PERSONAL popularity"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
An Exciting Runaway.

While driving to Weston from the
reservation near Athena the team of
D. G. Kirk frightened and ran away,
upsetting the hack throwing the oo-
cupants to the ground. Fortunately no
one was dangerously hurt though all
were badly bruised and clothes ruined
while the hack was broken, though in
such way Mr. Kirk was able to patch
1t up for the rest of the trip. Besides
Mr.. Kirk Mrs. Kirk and Miss Vera
were in the hack.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
TAFT NOMINATED ON THE FIRST BALLOT

and after a nerve-rscking continuous
session lasting nearly eight hours.
With the president named aud plat
form enunciated, there rem. aims only
the nomination of vice president to
complete this momentous work. and
it is believed Gov. Cummins OF Iowa.
will be the man.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
Alfalfa HAY CrOp,

Henry Barrett has seven men en-
ploYed in putting up the first cutting
of alfalfa on bis Pine Creek ranch. He
estimates bis crop better than the gen.
eraI average this year and will have
close to IS tons of hay. The second
cutting will probably add 80 tons
more.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
Henry MOlstrOm Dead.

Henry Molstrom, for many years a
resident of this vicinity, hut for the
past IA years living in Stage Gulch
Northwest of Pendleton, dropped dead
with heart disease at his home Satur-
day afternoon. Mr.. Molstrom was
native Of Finland and at his death was
aged go years.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19

For president of the United States,
William H. Taft of Ohio. Taft on the
first ballot, Taft by 702 votes. Taft
by the unanimous choice of the con-
vention. Such is the record of the
eliminating day of the republican ma
tional convention of 1908, effected
amid scenes Of tumultuous enthusiasm
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
At SCHOOL MEETING
Barrett Elected School Director for
Three Year Richards Elec-
ted Clerk for District.

At the annual school meeting, held
Monday afternoon at O'Clock, G. A.
Barrett was elected director for the
three year term. Mr.. Barrett was the
unanimous choice of the meeting for
the office. Henry Barrett. Chas. Belts
and B. B, Richards were placed in
nomination for district clerk. The
names of Mr.. Barrett and Mr.. Belts
were withdrawn, and ON motion the
clerk was directed to cast ballot for
Mr.. Richards, he being the unanimous
choice of the meeting.
The board of directors is now COM
prised of Jerry Stone, chairman; G. A.
Barrett and W. R. Taylor; B. b.
Richards, clerk.
The annual report of J. F. Kershaw,
the retiring clerk shows District No. 80
to be in splendid condition financially.
The district has no outstanding war
rants, and has $1281. So cash on hand.
The report in full. follows:
Receipts.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
It's OR" Davis Now.

r. L. Davis returned Sunday from
Kirksville, Mo-, where he recently
graduated from Or. Stills College of
Osteopathy. Bob is full fledged
doctor now, and will hang out his
professional shingle at Kalispell,
Mont, lively town he is greatly TAX
on mp with.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19

The home of William Burk hardt on
the mountain near Briggson was burned
Saturday morning. Mr.. Burkhardt
who lives alone had kindled big fire
in his cooking stove and gone off in
search of bis cattle. When he re-
turned the house was in flames and too
far gone to rescue anything beyond one
suit of CLOTHES. He had just gotten in
$50 worth of groceries. The loss is es-
timated to be about $500.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19
ChamberIain,s Majority 1893.

The official count from all the coun-
ties except Harney is in. The count
up to date gives Cham berlain a major
ity Of 1893.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-19

A sweeping reduction is marked on
all bats in the Jones & Jackson milli-
merry store.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18
Das bunoertfronfenifiid.

GO N an pen 8. @rt6.

ibn gefpmmen, Die tbn bate auf1ta=
deln molten, Elm 3ugeitGnoniB 3u=
riid3upeifen, bas ibm niht 5usleih
poile @eredtigte;t ipioerfabren lieB.
Mber Il mar nunn ooh sesangen
um ieines Yaters nillen mar CT gez
ganaen, uno nun fhritt ct erbobe=
nen 6anptes oahin. nit bliBenoen
Mugen iebem auf ibn gerthteten
8lid beaeanenb, bereit unb geriiitet
fur ben lebten entIheioenoen Rampf
um feline @bre.
@r bate oen WobnungsIhluhel,
Sen man ibm BEL ieiner @ntlafung
auriidsegeben, in Ser 5aide, unb er
fonnte barum Die Wortbiir Dffnen,
ohne au flinseln.
@r tlopfte an 1eines Naters Or
beitsaimmer, aber bon 0rinnen fam
ibm feine @ntiport, uno in Der Meiz
nung, oaB Der @eIu9te ntht oabefm
iei, trat er iiber Die 69tpelIe.
Mber paul Sllenoorf mar bod oa.
@r lab nit aufseitiibtem 9aupte Dor
Ieinem lesren 3sihentiId, uno Ser
mann brauhte MIR einen einStgen
Slid iibsr ibn bingleitsn au laKen,
Jim ertennen. oab Ser llnteriuz
hnngsrihter niht ii6ertrieben butte,
als er BON ibm ais bon etrem ttef=
gebeugten, arumbelabenen Manne ge=
IprO1en.
Gr hottie bos Rnnrren Ser SMir
uno oen Shritt oes Ndbertommsn=
Ben nid)t sehOrt, 10 gans tpar er in
feline ouiteren 8eoanten perIunten,
uber er erihrat oph niht, als ibn
!6ermann, ser sauoerne ;nmitten oes
3immers iteben geblisben ipur. nit
gebdmpfter Stimme anrief.
.8ift gu pieoer oa2 sic bahen
bif allo fir Ihulolos sefunoen9"
.Nein, Batter nod ntht fir
ihulolos, nur fir ettpus ipeniger
oeroGdtia als suDor. Menn Ou
MIDI BEL Dir beberbergIt, muBt On
barauf asfaBt iein, oab Die poli3ei
aaitiinblid nahiiebt. Oh i'd nod
niht entlpiidt bin"
r6ait Ou pielleiht gebofft. Dab ih
Dir oa3u oerhslfen ipiiroe, tbr gu
entipifhen?"
rNein, Batter - ih bleibe. Hidt
friibr as9s ih BON bier fort, uls Big
nismanb auf Der Welt mebr krehz
tiat lit, midi fir einsn 0erbreher
gu balten."
paul Sner&orf batte iih lungiam
erboben uno mar Dor ibn bingetrez
ten. .5ieb mir in Die Mugen! gs
lit gut! Da bait Ou metns 0ano
Dsnn Tim Deinen guten Ramen sez
fdnpft Derben mub, 10 tperosn mir
suIammen fdmpfen."
Sin 6dnoeorud - Damn mari 1ih
6erlnann Ollenoorf lout auffhluh@
seno an Ieines 8uters 8ruit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

tdftig immer periDorrsner@ fdgte er
itnd Der srIten NegriiBung, sur0 i4
fn1e pergtbens nnh benz Qlridbnefds
ben, nit 6eiftn ollie i'd mid aus oitS.
lem Qdbprintb nioerfpruAspoller
Snbisien berausfiil0en fDnnte. Od,'
feben sic iit, bite, oas Ding an,
5err RonIul! SIT oas SSbr Dermibtes
Observation-Disclosures
Gr legte cine grobt @olomiin5t
nor Hriining ouf ben Slid, uno nadb
elmer Wlliterung, Die faum ldnser
dls cine Setunbe setpdbrt bate, err
lldrte Der aonful: ~gtiDiB ods
lit es!"
,Muh iA ipor nah Der bon Sbnen
aesebenen gefnreibuns teinen Nus
aenblid i'm 3tpeifel, oenn bas eir1ges
{tohene Datum oes 2. September
1870 unterbalt bes NupDleonfopfes
lit ebenfo oeutlih erfennbur, ipie Die
2DtbfelIen oest dbsebrodenen Genz
fels am Ranbe Der Miinae."
$50 bat man lie gefunoeng"
.Gbe ih Sbnen oariiber @ustunft
aebe, m0hte ih sic nod einmal fraa
een, o5 es niht bod pieueiGt i'm Be-
reid Ser M0slihteit liegt. baB Shz
men oie Miin5e fhon friiber irsenos
tpie ebbanoen setommen 1T"
SD bin aufGaig in Der Gage,
bieie Jraae auf oas beitimmteite 5ll
berneinen. Mn Dem Sage meit,eS
Meileantritts beiihtiste ih nod eir1s
NAL meine 9ammlllng, unb i4 tpetb
nit pouer Siherbeit, oaB oaS
6unbertfranfenitiid iih gu iener
3eit in benz Geheimtreior befano.'
(Sortiebung folgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18
20.

Die 9ehanolung, oie Margaretbe
ben Seiten Der nit Der llnterIu=
dung betrauten geb0rben gu tbeil
lpuroe, lieb an fpoblipolIenoer Ritz
iihtnabme nihts gu piinIben lib
rig. @inige Sage nud ibrer eriten
turaen 0ernehmuna i'm 8eiIein Ser
orei geItdnoisen Ginbreher batte
Der Neutrality-suspicious. ibr grIhei=
men i'm ssuiti3gebduoe erbeten, TO-
fern ibr @eiunobeits3uitano ois grz
fiilluns 6ieies Wunihes bereits gez
itatte. 1rob Der orinsenben 0or=
fnsllungen oes Roniuls, Ger bon
elmer nudtbeilisen Wirtuna Der un=
permeioliden grresuns 5itterte, batz
te lie nod in oerIelben 5tunbe Sem
langitsrtparteten Rufe Jolse ge=
leiltet.
2en3munn bate iih audi biesmal
auf eine febr furae 0ernebmuna Be-
f6ranft, unb er mar bon ausaez
iuhter 60flidfeit gesen sic iunse
Dame getpeien, Der bic faum iiberz
ftanoene &ranfbeit nod 10 osut!id
dn3uieben mar. !.
Margdretbe ioute linn ben 3uz
itano ihiloern, in Dem iie an Sem
ungliidlihen Morgen ods 3immer
uno oas Bett Der Sante qefunoen
batte, d6er fie hatte ibm erfpioern
miiifen, baB ibr @ebd9tnib oa beiz
ndbe gana beriage. go oeutlih lie
Die Gtnbrude Der oorausgeaangez
men Ndht in ibrer grinneruna Be-
pabrt bate, bon Dem fiirhterlihen
grlsbnib bes Worsens mar ibr
nidts als cine siemliA unbe1timmte
8ori riteaung geblieben, Die iiberoies
neIentlih beeinflubt iein mohte
burf, oas, mas lie fpdter bon ben
anOeren gebOrt bate.
Der llnteriuhungsrihter Ihien 6az
rim nihts 8efremolihes gu srbliden
uno gina Dbne tpeiteres NerDeilen aui
Elm an6eres 5bemd iiber. Offen5ar
bon Dem @ebanten an Die M0alihfeii
ausqebeEb, baB Die grmor6ung Sc,
6ruu Banmert bod Elm @aAeatt gez
peIen fein f0nnte, Bat er nm einiqe
ndsere Mustiinfte iiber ben gbarafter
Die 2ebenspeiie uno sic Dergangen.
belt Der @et0otetsn. Margdretb'
lpieOerbDlte ibm ungefdbr oasfelbe
ipas Tie bem Roniul eeiagt bate, ali
amiihen ibnen sltn eriten Mule nor
ibrer 9nnte bic Neoe getpeien mar
uno bic Musoriide, in Oenen lie POI
oer Dabinge1hieoeHen iprah, iparer
bon Der n1rmiten Dantbarfeit uni
Qiebe.
rsfrau Hdumert bate a!fo Sbres
WiFenS teinen SSeino2"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18
Cine balbe Stunoe 5pGter 1hritt

Cine balbe 5tunoe fpGter fdritt
Der iunge 9edniter, Die piirsige
Sommerluft in tiefen 3iiaen atb~
memo. burh Die StraBen Der Stabt
Der DGterlithen Wohnung All. Das
@efiibl Der tpieoergetponnenen s5reiz
teit battle ibn niht nit Greu0e 3u
erfiillen bermoht, uno mod in Dem
Mugenbli6, 6d IT iiber bic @mmelIe
1es @tf6ngnines trnt, mar cine Mn=
tpanbluaa pes alttn 7rosts iiber
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

NOtAIh Dn StAuttST wv t's' SS~Ssf
Erdqe bei gu MnDrer Slid,
Denn Die Jreuoe, Die mir aeben,
aeErt ins eisne 9er3 suriid.
COLORADO min Sfpei tpeiblihe Oelez
aaten nah Dem oemotratiihen Natioa
naltonbent ienOen. 9offentlt4 TT bte
8onpentsballe grob senug, um oen
2uitige Witpez9iiten Raum gu se@
tpGbren.
Dem tlusen Menfhen sibt oas See
ben 2ebren, Dem oummen Oent5ettel.
Jreubeltrableno fommt flein Ser
mann gu feiner 2ebrerin: .Worgen
bob i9 @eburtstas," pertiinoet er tola.
= rMd, feb NAL an, i'd audi, 5ertpie
oerte Die Dame. Ser Rnirps fie9t
ile BON oben Bis unten an, iein @eitht
tpirb lang unb ldnser, Bis er enbit4
berauserinst: .Morsen, grade pie ids
Wie fonmt bas oenn, baB Sie 70 otet
grOber geipproen 1ino?"
X X 4
Die 3eit bat nur einen 3dbn -
pebe uns, tpenn lie elm gau5es @ebif
bdtte.
Cine sSran3Dfin unb eine GnglGnbes
rim baben bic Trase erDrtert, OBJ oas
ameritanif6e Mdohen cine I9lente
9ausfrau abeebe. 8eibe beiaben oie
Grase. Die Sahe sebt iie iibrtgens
gar nthts an.
&apitdn: .!6aben sic ale 0orfebz
rungen fir bic Naaaia auf Die Spiel
bDllen, oie auf Der 2iite iteben, setrofz
fen?" = golistlt: rMaes in Orbnung.
&apitdn. Oie 2eute itehen bereit. bic
Waffen fino porbereitet, Heporter NIT
9ltblt9tapparaten Iin6 bubenbtpeife
oa, unb ois betreffenoen Spielb0llenz
beiiber babe i6 geitern benaAridttgt.
Sin S9neioer in 6pbofen, Dem bic
sStau nit einem blutiungen aoItgGnser
Surhsing, ruff oie 9ilfe Der poli3ei
on, um Die Satin tpieoersugepinnen.
Ser mars sepib nidt inert, oab er iie
los tpur0e.
Cine feline Bliite bes @eldGftssp spaz
triotismus: Das Miesbabener Sage
hlatt bonn 80. Mpril entb6lt foluen0e
Mnaeige: Ser aailer fommt!!! Die
8arttraht Sr. MaieftGt 1T ni9t mebr
iteil na9 oben serihtet, ionOern mebr
ieittpdrts NIT sebogener Spite. Meine
eeebrten 9erren unb patrioten, tpenn
sic bie1e 8arttradt erreiden ipouen,
taufsn sic cine 3ube Raiierz9artz
treme fir 40 pfs. BEL 6offriieur 80.
@ulabah, 8drenitr. a."
Der sliidli9fte Menih 1T Der
@amler; Denn er allein beiibt in 5eis
nen 'GdGben iene ftile, un3ugGngli9e
Snfel, .nah Der iicb 2auienoe febnen;
aber audi elmer Der uneliidlih hfenMenz
iden lit er; oenn fein 9era bdngt tpeit
mehr an ben Dineen, Sic er niht bds
bene fann. als an benen, bic er beiibt.
y \
Das 6er3 ipiirbe uberlaftet, fame
ibm ni9t Der 4opf gu 9ilfe. Dieter
nimmt Die 9uhe auf iih uno ienes
lernt nun empfhoen: 8erftanoenes
trdst fih leidter als nur Gefiibltes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

WiGit Du eliidlid !ein i'm 2eben,
Erdse Bel gu MnOrer Slid,
Denn Die Jreuoe, Die mir aeben,
aeErt ins eisue 9era suriid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-18

Das 9er3 ipiirbe iiberlaitet, fame
ibm ni9t Der 4opf gu 0ilfe. Dieter
nimmt Die Sude auf iid un0 ienes
lernt nun empfhoen: @erftanoenes
trdgt iih leidter als nur @efiibltes.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-02-19
No. 50.
SHERItFS SALE.

BY virtue and authority Of a special
execution issued from the Office OF the
clerk of the circuit court OF Wash.
ingtbn county. Missouri, returnab!e
at the March term, 1908, OF said court,
aud to me directed in favor OF the
State OF Missouri, at the relation aud
to the use of James r. Whitehead,
collector of the revenue Of Washing
ton county in the state of Missouri
and against X. E Staininger and the
IS. Dessau Co., l have levied upon and
seized ill the right, title, interest and
claim of the said Il. E. Stalpinger aud
the 5. DeSSau Co. Of. in and to the fol-
lowing dccribed real estate. to-Wit {:
The west half Of the northeast quar-
ter of section 80, township 40, range
, east, containing so acres. all lying
and being in said county, and state Of
Missouri; and | will, ou
TUESDAY THE Sd DAY OF MARCH,
1908,
| lit being the SecOud day of the circuit
court OF said conuty). between the
hours of niue O'Clock in the forenoon
| and ) o'clock 10 the afternoon Of that
| day. at the court house door, in the
city of PotOsi, county of Washington,
aforesaid. sell the same, or so much
thereof as may be required, at public
vendue, to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, to satisfy said execution and
costs. JOHN w. COLLINS,
Sheriff OF Washington county, Mis-
souri,.
Feb. ), 1905.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-02-19
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-02-19
No. 6S.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue and authority of a special
execution issued from the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Wash
iDgton county, Missouri, returnab!e
at the March term, 1908, Of said court,
and to me directed in favor OF the
State OF Missouri. at the relation and
TO the use OF James f. Whitehead
Collector Of the Revenue OF Washing
ton county 10 the state Of Missouri,
and against George II. Bush, | have
levred upon aud seized all the right,
title, interest aud claim of the said
George H. Bush, of, 10 and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit
The west half of the southeast quar-.
ter OF section 81 township 80, range
east. containing SO acres, all lying
and beiug in the said county, and
state Of Missouri; and [ will On
TUESDAY, THE I'D DAY OF MARCH,
1908,
lit being the second day Of the circuit
court OF said county, between the
hours Of nine o'clock IN the forenoon
and five O'clock IN the afternoon of
that day, at the court house door ia
the city Of PotO>i, county Of Wash
iugton aforesaid. sell the same, or sc
much thereof as may be required, at
public vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, to satisfy said execu.
ton and costs. j. w. COLLINS,
Sheriff of Washington County. Mis-
souri,.
February >. 1908.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-02-19
favor the restoration of the licensed
dramshop for what addit ion to the
public revenues it may bring.

Did you ever stop to think what
an untiring and steady letter writer
good local paper is? Week af-
ter week, reaching into years, it
goes on telling of marriages, births
and deaths, the coming and going
of our town, the successes and
failures, the accidents. crops, im-
provements, parties, revival meet
ings, socials, in fact events of all
kinds. All is girls, that comes to
the hopper of good local paper.
Why, if you should undertake to
write letter each week to your
absent friend and tell half the
news your local paper gives, you
would soon give up in dispair. The
supposed pleasure would become
a tiresome bore. The letters
would become. shorter, further
apart and finally cease entirely.
Why is the difference? Because
with the newspaper it is business.
People in a live town recognize
this and take pleasure in giving the
editor news items You would never
learn.-Ex.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-02-19

Senator that is not we'll established
bv facts rejecting upon his public
record. The Senator's connection
with the baking powder trust, his
position as go. between in the
matter contributions by the cor
porations to the campaign funds
of The Democratic party, or his
appea rance in the directorate of q
getrich-quick gold mining COM
pany are no 6glnents of the brain
of the man who edits the Post.
One never sees Senator Stones
partisans defending him in detail
against these charges for the reas-
on that they have been clearly
proven against him outside of the
Post t'Dispatch Office, and to dis
pose of them in the aggregate by
denouncing that paper as a liar
does not help the Senator's chances
for reelection.