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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-10
County Clerks Notice
of Primary Election.
County Clerks's OIfice.


State Of Missouri,
County OF Washington,
Notice is hereby kiven tha, pri.
mary election will be held at the reg.
ular polling place OF each precinct of
said county OF Washington "a the
tirst Tuesday OF August, 1908, bei0a
the 4th day Of August, 1903, for the
purpose OF nominating crniiia'es tor
the following offices. to be voted for
at the general election to be he!l ou
Tuesday. the Bird day OF November,
| 1908:
! Governor.
Lieute tenant-GoverHor.
Secretary OF State.
State Auditor.
( State Treasu&r.
Attorney General.
! Railroad and Warehouse COinmisstoa-
er.
Judge Supreme Count.
Judge st. Louis Court OF Appeals.
Representative in Congress, Thir
! teenth District.
Representative In the General Assem-
bly,.
Judge County Court-lst District.
Judge County Court--2d District.
: Prosecuting Attorney.
Sheriff.
Assessor.
Treasurer
Surveyor.
Public Administrator.
! Coroner.
I Constable Breton Township.
CuDstable Union wnship.
Constable Kingston TOWNSHIP.
! Constable Richwoods Tow nshiI.
Constable Johnson Township.
Constable Liberty To snshir.
! Constable Walton Tow nship.
! Constable Harmony Township.
/ Constable Belgrade Township
/ Constable Bellevue Township.
/ Constable Concord To snstir.
Committeeman Breton Township.
| Commi:;eeman Cnion Tt~a,sl,ip.
Committeeman Kingston rownshic.
Committeeman RichwUois T,w chip.
Committeeman Johnson Toxuship.
/ lnmit,eeman Liberty Township.
/ 'ommitteemau Wals.n TDsn<nit.
! COMMITTEE fiar.nouy Tow ast,ip.
| Commit enian i.etkrai ie To.ynshiu.
/ Committeeman Bellevue 1..wn4hip.
! Committeeman Concord Tu.,,.4f.fp.
| Justice q; he Peace Tai ., Iu~.>i.ip.
/ 10 HI anexpsred term
justice ot the i'.ace it,n1 ,Ln. Town.
j ship.
Tn FL tnexptred t-rn.
/ Justice of the peAce Jbha.nn Tow.
ship.
IT, .t Gaexp,fe,i LeIa
Justice OK the Peace Harmony Toya-
+; ship.
] To b; uuexpired tefu.l
Given under my hand aud tlcisI
I; ssa! ~ my Office In tba City OF P.,sf,st
/ this 1ta dAy 0t Aas. a. p. leQA
Fsssss ,ri. "1 HS1,s nj s:.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-10

commercial graft, which takes a
hazard at human life for profit;
but in every moral sense they are
guilty of wilful manslaughtel,
though legally they may never be
held amenable for these deaths.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-10

Our Democratic friends have
kissed and made up with Dave
Francis an.i the St. Louis Repub-
lie and the elements they repre-
sent. There will be some fat
donations to the party's war-bags
this wear.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-10

Tbs 1rsases. OF all newspapers
Is ths dsliy G.ohs, DoEascfai. sss
81. L1ais. Ii haa bd ss,.'s. s.r siv.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-10

Ths Roosevelt panic would have
come On Just the same If the Demo
crats instead of the Republicans
were in power, only more 50.

There will be I've tickets on the
primary election ballot in Missouri,
viz: Republican, Democratic, Pro-
hibitioo, Socialist and Peoples
PARTY.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-10

is loved and considered.
These are the secrets of long
life and happy one.-London
Tit Bits.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-10

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
We are authorized to announce
F. E. HUTCHINGS.
as candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for the office of Justice of the
Peace in Harmony township. subject to
the decision of the Republican voters a,
the general primary election.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-04

Tbreshing is lone and corn
nearly all i'm the crib. Ihl nks-
giving Is past and Christmas il
coming. We are all preparin K
To enjoy the fruit OF q years la
Dor aud give thanks for = pros.
porous year.
You will now commences 70
study how TO spend . part Of
the proceeds of your toll with
the most economy. for the
pleasure Of those you love. and
who have shared your toll.
Knowing your.prosperity / know'
ing that your purse il resplen'
dent with the cash, you are
dou btless being overwhelmed
with offers from those who love
the pelf. You are constantly
being reminded by mail, thro
newspapers, catalogs, ETC., how
you save money on your
purchases; how to get something
for nothing. until you CANNOT
rest.
In considering al these
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-04
schemes and propositions. don't

schemes and propositions. don't
allow yourself 10 be led n loss
sight al the place In your town
where = dollars worth III gssi~
are always sold for . dollar.
Don't forget = tirm that has
ear ad your conndence through
years Of integrity and fair deal
ing. The nrm that has extaud-
I'd you credit c~ilserfully when
you needed IL and can and will
sell 70 you for cash ~ low ~
anyone under the sun.
We ask for your patronage In
making your holiday purchases
because We have = right, BY vir-
tue Of our ability and willing
ness ~ give your the most value
for your money.
We are studying your wants,
and We assure you that when
you inspect our stock you vii
ind ND end Of valuable gifts fol
young aud old, useful - we'll ~
ornamental. Gifts which, thro
0aily usefulness will serve 70 re-
vive the memory Of the givel
for years n come.
Rememb Der, w are not offer
iiug yon something for nothing
bvt guarantee you
DECLARE wosth q Soods e
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-04

your dollar. svsGy 60.
We have tie .Arg~~t and hsst
xeiectad stick ~ Hardware.
Cutlery. TAbiswa. =. Stoves ard
Ranges. Elge To II. Bugxses,
spring Wagons, karrie. aud
Rpsd Wag9a>. all kinds of Farm
Machinery. Windmiiis. pamp~,
Gasoline Engines. Paints. OH
aud Glass III the county.
You should MI fail - exam.
inc our fancy s-tA III EnAmslsd
Ware. Table Sets. ! srvinx Sats.
Silver ard NlckelplAs~d Wars,
before making your Christians
purchases. Kindly rsm@n her
that our gupds are - good -
the besl. and our prices - low
~ the lowest and II you viii
give II IN opportunity ~ show
you our goods " will 10 10
rest.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-04

VIM. NJ. Pease left Tuesday
morning for Aberdeen.
We pay the highest price for
prOduce-J. +. Janda.
Mrs. r. s. Steele was q pas.
senger to Yankton Tuesday
morning.
Jos. Mcclure was an east
bound passenger Monday morn
ing.
just received q large line OF
up-to-date Dry Goods at j. F..
Janda.s.
Miss Elsie Sykora returned
Monday morning to Tabor to
resume her studies in St.
Wenscelaus academy.
Miss Emily Meade, who has
been visiting ut the r. J. Har
ney home. left Monday morning
for Scotia I'd.
N. j. and Mrs. Warren return
ed Monday evening from Sioux
City. DR.. j. N. Warren return
ed with them.
THE whole worli is a Christ
mas tree has been sung by
poets of yore, but we'd like t.
add that the presents may be
had at the City Drug Store.
Don't forget that Naeve.
are selling the highest grade
butter at 25cts per lb.
Misses Ella Young and Ella
Turner of the Wagner schools
spent their Thanksgiving holi,
day at their homes at Platte
and Armour respectively.
The New Era editor cordially
conxratulates Bro. Corey of the
Andes Wave on the male edition
which arrived lately to bless his
home.
Miss DAILY went to Lake An
des Monday evening, where she
will remain for some time t.
take care of the children fol
Albert Amundson.
Rev. A. J. Hoyer returned Il
Wagner Wednesday with his
wife and sister, and they are
now comfortably domiclled in
the parsonage.
M. H.. Pease was engaged in
moving tina pump house this
forepart of the week, prepare
tory to beginning operations on
the extension and improvement
Of our water works system.
Miss Myrtle Mccormick re
turned Monday morning to he
duties as school ma'am at Mel
lette. Her sister Ruth return
ed TO Yankton to resume heI
studies at the same time.
Came to my place about one
week ago, three cattle. Owner
may have same by proving
pronerty, paying for this notice,
aud other costs.-G. =. Si,np,
son. r f. d. /. 12-4-3
Rev. A. J. Hoyer wishes us to
REMIND our readers that the
time OF the regular Sund "
morning service Of the Metho
dist church has been changed
to 1O:45, fifteen minutes earlier
than usual. Regular evening
service at 7:3O.
The various stores Of Wagner
are beginning TO look as though
the Xmas holidays were NO
very far on. All kinds Of beauti
full presents are being displaye,
and the buying public will have
. splendid chance to pick JUS
what they want for their friend
land loved ones,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-04
THE TOWN

IT,, -, :.,;:..;:. -, -.
DR.. Moser was an east bound
passenger Monday morning.
Single or double, the world is
full of trouble.
j. A. Naeve was an eastbound
passenger Wednesday.
Come aud g the new swell
line of ladies' Ruching Collars
just arrived. i G. Bark Co.
4 Mrs. Morrow, q sister of Mrs.
G. o. Lawyer, left for Chicago
Monday morning.
For sale cheap. A good sec-
ond hand heater, at the City
Drug Store.
All the good things for the
table are ALWAYS ON hand at
r. M. Co.
j. E. Preszler of Watonka has
been visiting IN Wagner and left
Thursday morning for his home.
Good Creamery and Dairy
Butter for 25cts. a 10. at H. G
Bark Co.
Girl wanted at the Greenwood
hotel, at once. Good wages.
Write. II Alp
"1he Sunny South" with a
big company Of jolly comedians
coming at the opera house Dec.
10.
Least you forget, we say it
yet: Trade at the City Drug
Store, the home OF pure, fresh
drugs.
Students are enrolling every
dav in the Yankton Business
Institute aud Normal. You can
not spend your winter to better
advantage.
Mrs. Miller, who has beer
visiting at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. s. S. Jones, re
turned to her home in Tyndall
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Teitge
returned Monday morning tt
their home at Marcelline. Mo.
after a visit at the Teitge home
south of town.
Big new line Of D~irectoir<
Belts and Sashes at Naeves
The funniest specialties ever
laughed at can BIZ seen with the
"Snnny South" Go and get rio
of the blues. 1T tire oper,
house Dec. IA Der 10th.
Mrs. Townsend, brother o
Mrs. Il. j. ThomAs, returned K
lis home in I'yndall Wednes
dav morning, after = short visit
ut the home Of his sister.
Dawson Shores arrived Tues
day evening from Stanley count,
where he is holding down q clain
Mr.. Shores says they have four
inches oksnow out there.
w. v. Alton has moved and i
now nicely installed IN his cot
tage in South Wagner. and says
he has once more got TO Twins
again.
Claude Faulkner told q New
Era reporter that II was a cir
born Wednesday. and then ha:
the cheek to ask ~ TO set 81
the cigars.
Now that the Thank sgivinl
holiday is past, it is time to thinl
OF Christmas, with all it's attend
ant joys Of gift giving and r.
ceiving.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-04

was reorganized under the old
charter last Monday evening,
officers elected. etc. The first
meeting viii be- next sunday
evening IN the class room OF tn.
Methodist church at $50 p. IA.
The Yam kton Business Inst
tute prepa res teachers for the
examinations and teaches short
hand aud bookkeeping by mail
The class in Railway Mail will
be organized January Fourth.
MIR. and Mrs. F. banks went
to Lake Andes Monday evening
TO participate IN the celebration
OF the tenth wedding anniver
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Sad
Ter.
Wednesday evening the mas.
senxer train did not arrive un-
til 1890 p. IN. due to q wreck Of
the passenger between Sioux
City aud Yankton. in which both
engineer and fireman were
! seriously injured.
The Farm 8 Home Telephone
Go. have just rec eivs d a car load
OF poles for the extension of their
lines. Since starting here only
two or three years ago this
company has been growing
steadily, aud has a constantly
increasing patronage.
A surprise party was given
Miss Carrie Spraker at her
home south Of town Wednesday
evening, the occasion b ing her
birthday anniversary. Quite a
number Of the Young folks from
Wagner attended. and all report
a jolly good time.
The ladies' aid society OF the
Congregational church will hold
a fair and supper at Greer's
clothing store Thursday after.
noon and evening. Decem Der 10
The fair will be held in the after
noon aud the supper in the even
ing. All r most cordially in
vited to attend.
| will have q sale of ten pure
bred Duroc Jersey male pigs at
Danlenburg's livery barn in
Wagner on SATURDAY.. December
18th. Five are ~yearhnxs and
five spring pigs. Pedigrees
furnished On dav OF sale. Theo
dore l. Nelson. r. w. Nipple
Auct,oneer. 12-42
Some OF the young boys Of
this town are trying awful hard
tn be men-at least We have so
concluded after seelug their
faces covered with u growth of
pin feathers which they are
eudeavuriug To trait. into whiS
kers. Well. IL Is = har mi less
amusement. 80 let them alone.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-04
Take your butter to Naeves
they are paying 35cts

Twas a month before Christ,
mas, dad was IN q sweat. IN de
eide ON what presents for Christ.
mas tn get. There was some
thing for mother. aud something
for Nell. aud something for
Harry. and Henry a. we'll. He
worried aud frettad. and finally
swore: till 1T last he did go "a
the City Drug Store. Why
Great JehosODhat! he shouted
with glee: It's = pleasure to buy
when 30 much YOU can see. His
presents are bought, and he wor-
ries no more. but ID shouting
the praise Of the City Drug
Store. (P. s. Do not forget We
are Santa Claus HeadQuarters.l
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-11
Manure Spre.der..

We want more room for new
goods. and have two manure spread
ers which We will offer at bargain
on terms to suit the purchaser. If
you are interested this will be tie
chance of lifetime. The first bar
gain is an International manure
spreader of one hundred bushels
capacity Our price. terms to suit
you. The second bargain is Moline
manure spreader of seventy-five
bushels capacity. Our price. terms
to suit you. If you need a manure
spreader this is your opportunity to
secure bargain, Come early and
avoid the rush.
La JUNTa HARDWARE Co.
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-11
s,...e.. ., c.,y q l. J..,..

The city of La Junta is in better
finar cinl shape at the present time
than at any previous period in its
history. With the exception of the
water plant incidental fund and the
water plant fuel fund all warrants
are cash and have been for nearly a
year. Warrants outstanding on the
water plant incidental fund al the
present time amount to Sl0.i 10,
while the outstanding warrants on
the fuel fund amount 10 s3.o1l Il, a
total Of sl3,5l3 Sc. To offset this
the city treasurer has in cash on
hand. 10 the credit OF other furds, a
total Of sl9.6 .6s4
The excess warrants on the water
plant incidental fund were occasion
ed by the extra cost. in addition to
the 500. 900 bond issue, Of Installing
the new water plant system. The
water plant fuel fund has beer in
arrears from time immemorial, but
at the present time is in better
sisape than it has been for years.
Al the meeting Of the city council
last Monday night the city clerk
made a report Of the receipts and
disbursements Of the city Of La Jun
Ia for the fiscal year ending March
3lst. as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-11
Teddy sears Go East.
Thirty stored engines OF the lso

Thirty stored engines of the 1900
class. known in frenzied railroad
circles as Teddy Bears" which
have been in state of innocuous
desuetude at this point since the
first of the year. have been ordered
placed In service on the Missouri and
Eastern divisions of the Santa Fe.
The Missouri division extends from
Argentine, Kan, to Marcelline,
Iowa, and the eastern division from
the latter point to Fort Madison,
Iowa. Not more than half dozen
Of these engines were ever in SER
vice on the western division, bu.
they have been a very strenuous OBJ
ject lesson hereabouts of the signs
of the times" in railroad circles.
There is suspicion abroad. how
ever. that it may have been nothing
more than an illustration of the
bluffing tactics to which a great
corporation will descend in order to
forcibly express its protest against
square deal policies. =
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-11
s,.,u. OF Rock, ro,o State Bank.

G.. NJ. Hall, receiver of the State
Bank, has completed his schedules of
claims filed and presented the same
to the court on last Wednesday. The
total of claims filed is S47S, ,339. .93,
which includes claims of other banks
holding collateral on which collec-
tions have been made and also claims
for salaries of the employees and for
merchandise and supplies furnished
prior to the closing of the bank.
The receiver has, in presenting
these claims to the court, classified
them as follows:
Claims for deposits. unpaid drafts.
cashiers checks, etc. where the
amount claimed agrees with the
amount shown due by the books of
the bank. and for which no prefer
ence is claimed, S276. 6.5ls.41.
Claims of the same character
where preferences are claimed or
set-off against notes in the hands of
the receiver or in the hands of other
banks, and claims of other banks
account loans $500. .304. 80.
Claims for salaries and supplies,
S1,5l6.62.
The court has been asked to set a
hearing of these claims at as early a
day as possible. The receiver and
his attorneys are hopeful of being
able to prevent the allowance of
preferences and set-offs to a great
extent, to the end that all creditors
and depositors will come in on the
same footing and share alike in the
distribution Of dividends. Rocky
Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-11
sdto, M.Liox Good.

Frank Hays and family Of Man
zanola passed through this city
Thursday on their way to Grand
Junction where they will visit rela-
tiyes before leaving for San Fran
cisco where Mr.. Hays viii enter the
government service as naturaliza-
tion inspector. department of jus.
tice. and where he is ordered to re-
port for duty May lst. He is now a
state revenue collector for this Sec
ton Of Colorado and owns a news
paper at Manzanola. and is making
good in every way. Bessemer lndi-
Gator.
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-11
.o,Iee ., s,oe.noIa.r.. m..,ioe.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Odd Fellows Hall
on Monday, May 4th, 1908, at TOO
o'clock p. m. to elect a full board
Of directors and transact any other
business that may come before the
meeting You are requested to be
present or send proxy for your stock
so that full representation of the
stock may be present. BY order of
l.. ID. SEARS. President.
+. NJ. CARLISLE. Secretary,
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-11

Fleetwood. Amanda Carson. Flor
ence Cheeseman. Dora and Maudie
Wilburn. Emma Bolton. Pearl and
Florence Roberts and Oracle Lom-
bard.
After partaking of light refresh
ments the young guests retired to
their hom.s. wishing their young
host many happy returns of the
day.
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-11
Celebrates Tenth Birthday.

Eddie Roberts gave a party last
Monday at his home. 32l West Sec
ond street in honor of his birthday.
Those present were, Jessie and
Preston Fleetwood, Floyd and War
rem Slauter. Jerry Carpenilo. Bert
Anderson. Alvin Kingsley. Allen
Carson. Homer Jenkins. DixiebeIl
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-11
Total receipts. .s4e. .sl2. s.

The total expenditures for the
year, exclusive of interest on water
plant bonds, were s43. $50. AZ. leav-
ing an excess Of receipts over ex-
penditures for the year of s.. e52. 10.
in addition to the Sl9.6S4 cash on
hand. considerable portion Of
which has been paid into the city
treasury since April lst.
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-11

In addition to the receipts shown
in the above report, the city treas
urer received S4S on account of dog
tax and s:S53.I5 on account of poll
tax. A recapitulation OF the cash
receipts from all sources is as fol-
lows.
Miscellaneous receipts. S3l. .l4l.S2
Water plant collections. l5.o51.5O
Sac of artesian water 2l7.45
Poll tax. .-.. 353.75
Dog tax ..... 4s.OO
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-09-14
Windfall Mine Bonded For $780, 600

Undoubtedly the most important event that has taken place in
the mining enterprises of Eureka District during the past year is
the practical closing of the deal for the already famous WindfaD
by the parties representing the Western Mining and Develop
ment Company of Goldfeld.
Charles FL Weidman and W. G. Rannels arrived here last
week and Immediately began active negotiations for the property
On Tuesday an option was taken for 35 days from that date, during
which time the company expects to make full preparations for
operating the mine. AT the expiration of the 35 days a payment Of
s25,OOO is to be made. The company will then have one year in
which to fully develop the property. The bond calls for a further
payment of $4,000 in one year if the property proves satisfactory,
and II not, the owners will then take over the machinery and i'm
provements made. The ore that will be extracted during the life OF
the bond will be divided equally between the operators and the
owners, and the fifty per cent share Of the owners will be applied on
the purchase price of the mine if the bond is taken up at the ex-
piration of the period for which it runs.
In the meantime, the owners Of the Windfall mine-Charles A
Greenwood, Eugene Geraty and Dan Morrison-will continue to
operate the mine as heretofore until the expiration of the 80 days,
or on October 13, at which time, if the first payment of $25,O 600 is
made, the property will be turned over to the parties who have
bonded the same.
The Western Mining and Development Company has large
holdings in Goldfeld, from which dividends amounting to SO, 600, 900
have been paid. Nj. j. Monnette is president of the company, and
W. @. Rannells is the mine manager.
No estimate can be placed upon the probable results Of this
companys taking hold of Eureka mining property, but it goes with
advent of these enterprising mining operators.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-09-14
COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS
Little But Routine Business Is
Transacted by County Dads
At Mondays Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners was
held last Monday. Present, Commits
sioners Fraser. Paroni and Thomas; also
the Clerk and District Attorney. The
following business was transacted:
The Commissioners and the Auditor
counted the money in the Treasury and
found the same to agree with the Coun-
~ Freasurer's statement.
A list Of the bills allowed will be
found in another column.
The Bolrd directed the Clerk to or.
der two latticed steel doors and four
large padlocks from the Pauly Jail
Building Company of st. Louis, Mis-
souri,. for the branch Jail at Palisade.
1t was ordered by the Board that
the list of registered voters of the
several election precincts in Eureka
County for the year 1908 be published
in the Eureka SENTINEL.
The Board adjourned to Monday,
September 81. 1908.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-09-14
NEW DOCUMENTS or RECORD
Filed in the Office Of the Recorder
of Eureka County Up to
September II, 1908

Location Certificate of the Southern
Gross mine in Eureka mining district
southeast of the Windfall by G. Green.
wood, E. Geraty, ID. Morrison. Re.
corded September s.
Notice Of Location of the Hoosat
King mine on the west slope of Hoosa,
mountain in Secret Canyon mining dis
trict by A. NJ. Huebner, w. II. Hueb
ner, j. j. Lucey. Recorded September s.
Notices OF Location of the William
Tell and Birthday mines in Secret Can
yon mining district by l.. Gibellini
Recorded September 10.
f. NJ. Thompson to Charles Holloway
Deed to the Independence mining
claim situated on the west side OF
Spring Valley, IA miles southwest OF
Eureka in Prospect mountain mining
district. Consideration S675. Recorded
September 8, 1905.
Charles Holloway to Elijah NJ.
Thompson-Deed to one-half interest in
the Independence and West End min.
ing claims on the west side of Spring
Valley in Prospect Mountain mining
district. Consideration $3.50. Recorded
September 10, 1908.