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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-23

In an optimistic mood the Humans
Vile Star. Leader writes
Missouri, considering the we'll be-
Ing OF every man, woman and child,
Is probably the richest srot OF
ground on the face OF the earth. Mis-
souri, people can buy more, travel
more, eat more and throw away
more and notice It less than any
other three millions the sun shines
on. Missouri subscribes for more
magazines, supports more lecture
courses, takes more newspapers,
pays more for schools, and In every.
thing that goes to test the ability OF
the people to have and pay for the
superior things Of life, meets the con.
ditions with more ease than any
other state In the union.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-23

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts promptly on the bowels through
which the cold Is forced out OF the
system, and at the same time it al
lays Inflammation. Sold by Clay's
drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-23
Owl Pecks Out Hunters Eye

Claremore, Ok, April 20 Charles
Tosser loses one eye and suffers a
seriously lscerated face, to say moth.
Of chsgrin and defeat resulting
from the fight with mother horn
owl out OF whose nest Tosser at.
tempted to take some young birds
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-23

There Is nothing better than kodol
for dyspepsia, indigestion, sour
stomach, belching Of gas and nervous
headache. 1t digests what you eat,
Sold by Clsy's drug store,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-23

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
prompt and thorough and will in q
short time strengthen weakened kid.
neys and alley troubles arising from
Inflammation of the bladder. Sold
by Clay's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-23
The Missouri Pacific Time Table 50

The Missouri Pacific Time Table 50
Butter Station.
CORRECTED TINE TABLE,.
soCTH BOUND.
No. % Joplin & Southwest nail 4 EN SOS n
No. 20 X {, & Joplin msil & Express 2:S6 p N
No. - a C 4 Nevada mail 4 Expressa;ls n
No. ~ Local freight ll:l5am
SoRTH BOUND.
No, "a; Kansas City and 81. Louis tx. 40 N
No. IS Kansas City mail and Express l2:Ss p m
Nc. 3lu Kansas City limited mail ll.u N
LOCAL FREIGHT
No. ~ Local Freight ll:Ssn
NJ. 80 Kansas City stock SIS m
INTERSTATE DIVISION.
wEsI BOUND.
No. al Local ght and Pas mixed s.0osR
FAST ROUND.
No. Ii2 Local freigh, and Pas mixed ar SEQ pun
No, 1lS sunday Passenger 500 N
No. ia sunday Passenger, arrives ls;Spn
4. c. NASDERvooRr, Agent
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-23

Two exciting runswsys occurred
In Appleton City last week No 10.
talities resulted.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-23

DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little liver pills. Sold by
Clay's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-23

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. Is Is especially good for piles.
Sold by Clay's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-23

Joe Farmer, she lad who was
thought to be fatally wounded by
the accidental discharge OF a shot
gun on the farm OF Minor Ysncsmp
on March IS, was able so be in town.
The lad received the most OF a charge
OF shot In the side, many OF the shot
penetrating the intestines, and his
recovery ssvors OF the miraculous.
He was brought to town In a car
risge. He left home In Mr.. Van.
Camps absence, and when Minor
learned OF his visit TO town, he OBJ
iected strenuously. He wishes the
boy TO take absolutely no chances
until is is known beyond a doubt
that his recovery is permanent
Csss County Democrat.
Ii is said that Arthur Wilder, of
st. Genevieve, a brother OF our state
auditor, has instituted suit against
his wife FOR divorce, alleges that she
prefers politics TO him. She Is said
TO be an ardent admirer OF W. J.
Bryan, while Wilder is a Republican.
She once drove thirty miles to attend
a Bryan celebration. Upon her re
turn home she alleges that Wilder
was cruel TO her and threw beer bot.
ties at her. Her admiration for
Bryan proves conclusively that
the brains OF that household are In
the wife, and ii was the Judge before
whom the divorce case was tried |
would not only give her a divorce,
but grant her alimony In the sum Of
90 per cen. OF Wilder's income and
appoint her his guardian without
bond for the remainder OF his natural
liie.-Sikeston Hornet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

linn nift libel ne9men, ipenn er aIein
berrihen ipoltc. Sbdten sic es,
gnen?"
~Nein", eripibertee if; lid ipiiroc
nur Oann nit ibm unfreunO peroen,
tpenn er es fir mOsli6 bielte, baB er
nidt aQein berrifte."
unpiafirli6 rifteten ii6 meine
Iu9en auf Gpparb, ais i6 oieS iagte.
Sic trafen Die ieini9en; Der Iusbruf
BARN mar 10 crnit uno licbepoQ, bab
Elm 8onnei6auer mid ourGrieielte.
Serr gscourt Ia6te unb in9tc:
Stun, sic piirben Sbren Selben fpobl
nod mebr fir i6uioig %befunoen bas
ben, als er es lit. Nad meiner Ins
iiht iinb Die @orte:
Sd lperbe niemals mebr bid lieben.
unter lImitdnoen Die beleibisenbiteu,
Die elm 2iebbaber ia9en fam, unO Die
Elm 8eib ME per5eiben iolte."
~Wieiner Sreu'," rief Serr Wanz
By. lid bin 9an5 ipie Wontroie. Nic>
mails niirbe i6 mid nm Elm Wdo1en
.bcfiimmern, Dos mid nidt iiber alc5
liebte."
Limb es nud nidt burh SIRE Sc
Der perberrli6eu ODER Durf SIR
Sdpert beriibmt ma6en?" ingte
Hoia balblaut, inbem lie lid auf ibr
9%toteubeft nieberbeugte.
gbparO ld6clte. 9ieie5 Na
aber pnren e5 meme Iugen, Die er
Iudtc. uno ais mir in baS anbere
3immer 5uriid9etcbrt paren. lieb CT
lid an melner Seite nieoer.
Sd mil niht auf Die @in3cl6eiten
IN nnlerm ge8enIeiti9en Terbalten
poer auf Die peri6icoenen Abtuiunz
gen i'm Wediel 6ipildcu Surht unb
5oitnun9 ein9eben, Die mid pG6rcno
Der ndditen Gage in N%uiregln0 crz
bielten. 3upeilen, penn @onuro
nit mir iprud, lag in ~ieirer Stimme
elm Con, in ieincn Augen Elm Ilss
prnd. Der mid cinen Nu9enbiide aaes
per8elIen mdfte, nIr uift pas. lpaS
t6 IN oicIem Zone borte, in bieiem
Iu9en las; baS Gnt3iiden FOLDER Ius
9enblide aber lieb MIDI Den @egeniab
iebes Wal nm 10 bitterer empfiuoen,
Der 10 oft berportrat. ais unter Dem
G%iniluiie meiner sebeimcn Selorgnilie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
PACKWOOD,
8. mo 2Otuit=S Str.
SapHs'S fribsres U .slier.

ODER Der mid ardlenpen Giferiu6t iene
tlitdtig aufblibenoe Sreupe einem tie<
ZEN Srilbiinue Haum CAB. Srau
yflDoleton bate mid 9elebrt, bon meis
men @eoanfen mno @efuBlen ben
SbIeier ueg5u5iebsn, pabr gu fem
gegcn mid ielbit unO i6onunsslos
gegcn ale Selbittauifuneen. @snr
lb baber and 5ufpeilen IN g0iparb's
4ugen 2ie6e leieu %fonute, uuo menu
i6 iab. pie jeber Iu5brud Der midi
beipc9enpen @efiible. Der mir entz
lhliipftc, tets in ieiner Seelc eincn
WlberbaQ berporrief, itet5 cine Salt.
anIdlll9, melhe inter Der 9eriibruna
lofort nndtlang, 10 permpftc ib bod
audi Den aampf 81 erfeunen, zen er
beltano, nm feline giei9un9 gu beb,rrs
ldlcn uno 81 u%mterOriiden. Sd Ia6,
lple er Die refine. lnutere 8obr5eit IN
Dem Gbarattcr Noia'S ncrt6itde:e.
&enn lire all9eu nit Der b1rmlolcn
@erabbeit unb Dem unI6ulbiscn &erz
trauen zines 8elens. bas .ni9t 9es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
8iersebnteS Sapitel.

Sd femme fem angene6meres 8e=
fiibl, uls bns, neides man bot. penn
man nad einem ldu9ern Irient6alte
gu Soubou in Den Tarf eines 2unbz
bullles ODER elmer Silla eingefiibrt.
Ser llebcrgang aus Der briidenben
9ite. Den iibIen @eriidcn unb Dem I'M
aufbDrIideu @crdui6c in ben flaren
SonnenI6cin (benn ielbIt Der @lan5
Der Come i6eint burG allies bas, NOR
auf III elmer groBeu Stabt lire Strabs
len fallen. al Hainbeit 3u pcrlieren) ,
in Die refine 2uit, ben f0itlihen Sufit
mo in Den gereid Der Stimmen Der
SDgel, Die nirgcnbs liebliHcr unb aus
onlernbcr iingen, 10 bebnupte i6, ais
cinigc Meilen bon 2onbon, - Dieier
@eflel lit 10 plobli6 unb 9roB, buS
mir mebr ais ie 3upor Den @ertb beis
len emppfiubcu. oos mir ms ipGbrcnb
bieier cit bes Sdbre5 frcilpiQi3 baben
cntGcbcn luiien.
Ils mir Den @dgcn p~crlaiien buttcn
unb auf Den Naicnplae 5ui6ritten.
auf Dem mir Srnu Ioore iaben. iici
meiu Slid allf cine @ruppe, Die id)
irob Der 6eiaufti8enbeu 8irtuug. Die
Der chen 9eihiloerte @ediel Der linz
gebung AMI mid uus9eiibt bate. n'6t
obne Iuire9ung betrn6ten fonnie. slui
elmer nit Stridcu an 8luei aaitanienz
bdumcn bcfcitigten Shnufel ilanb Gos
ia nit lcb6ait gliibenoen 8angen. aui
Dem Sopie eiuen sroben Strobbut nit
blauen ganbern. unter Dem oas iips
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

9lld gu ftnpen. wer1n MIR inns
Damn pieoerieben, tperoen mir nit ein>
amber gliidlih iein, unb bas eIenoe
2ebcn, Die aufre9enoen Iuftritte bic
les lceten, entieeliden Sabrcs perben
inns ipie ein Sraum norfommen."
CT antrortete ni6t; ih abcr 9lnlbz
te. i'm burf mein 3ureben eeriibrt 3u
1abeu, uno fubr fort: sd bin Dir
81 9robem Sanfe perpflicgtet = i6
fiiblc es. i6 erfenne es an. @ieueiht
mar ih 9eitern bart unb unfreunolib
ge9en bid, mdbreno beine @iite mild
bate milber itimmen %iolen; bod tpie
fam i6 fir bid fiibleu, mas iG gu
Tlblen tpiini6e, oaB Oh 'elbit MIDI perz
aGten miiBteit, ipenu i6 mid babur6
rift beIeibi9t fduoe."
CT unterbra6 mid, inbem CT plob=
lid fragte, Oh mir tpirflid balo naG
Glmslep 5uriidfebren ipiirbcn.
~@Dslihit balb; mein SntcI iaste
es bieieu Iorsen."
.Iuf ipie lnnee?"
~Iuf unbeitimmtc Seit."
CT run5elte Die Stirne unb 1dgtc
mad elmer Yauie: ngS lieet 8abrz
belt in DEM. mas bu 10 eben iagteit.
@ir fDnuten Gae sliifli6 nit einanz
Der lebcn, unb id babe nidt ben redz
ten @c9 ~ein9ebalteu, I'M bieies 3iel
5u errei9en. Sd mar Elm Sbor, elm
@abniinuiger! Sest erfenne i) Die
Sol9en! Glen, iprit offers gu mir.
fpte ou es chen 9etban; es maft mid
lpcih unb rubi9. Sd iebe Die Sinse
jcst cams nnoers an, als nod Dor iuez
nigen %Iu9enbliden. 8 Sbeuerite. 8ez
liebteite, iage 5upeilen 81 mir: liez
Der Senrp, ipie Or 10 eben iueteit. lno
ib iperbe MIDI bemiiben, fir bid unb
Inn beinettpiQen allies 81 tperben. mas
bu nur ipiinihen unb perlaugen %tai,nit.
Define mir bein 6er3 obne Hildbalt,
Guenl Sollten neue Shnierigteiten
ii6 Dir bieten, bann bin i1 pieIlei6t
I'M Stanbe, Dir gu bienen. Iogar in
SGQen, mo eS nuBlos iheinen mag,
baB on bid an mid penbeit. ia, mo
Oh mid in geroaft BADEN fonnteit.
ouB es ni6t elm Wal mein @unid lei,
Dir nilblih 81 fperoen. Sd fam mid
Jest nidt flarer alsiprehen; es miro
bcIIer lein, ipenn On geb1t unb meme
S6peiter boltit. Nad beiner Wittbeiz
lung iiber bos, mas 9eltern 5ipiIhen
Dir uno Germ Wibbleton bor9efnaen
lit, fiible ih ielbir, bab mir bier niht
nllein 6eiinmmen bleiben biirfen -.
Su iiebit". bemerfte CT nit traurisem
Sdheln, ~nie nerniinitig i1 i6on ge<
lrorben bin. Gebe, tbeuerite Glen,
u6er %erinnere Did beiien. mas id sir
9eia9t babe. lin beinetpiQen bringe
ih germ Spier". fiiete er nit Letter.
5itternber Gimme bin5u. ~IelbIt bas
alergrDbte. ipenn bein Slid es be-
bin9t. Sebbe pobl. tbeuerite Glen!
8ott ieene bit!"
Sd perlieB bas 3immcr.
@ar cs io%nberbar, baB i6 naf bic
ier llnterreoune cine before Ieinung
bon Senrp nit auf ben 8es mad
Sampiteab nabrt, ais i6 %jenlaIs bon
linn gebabt bate? @nr es ieItiam,
lpenn naf DEN tpenigen 8ortcn, Die er
mir geiast, cine unfortunate Soifnung
in meincm 5cr3en alrfitieg. baB in
Se3ug auf gbparb mein @ei6id ni6t
unipioerrufli6 bciie9elt lei, falls mn
bas pcrbaBte S6redbilb ieiner aufz
feimenben 2ie6e gu 9ioia Mioorc ni6t
pertpirflift niiroe? SO cs MN leltz
Jam mar ODER ui6t, es mar 10: in eli
ner iol6en Stimmung fubr i6 segen
bier llbr bon 2onDon fort unb langte
einige Stunpen oarauf an DEM Sbore
bes Sanoiises Der Srau Ioore an.
az u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Scfanmt=
ma9unC

Wir mtbten ben Peter
oieIes SlatisS BITE Wit lei
tpnl MAIDEN. onR 6Rrr y.
u. podDoob pCn Omaha
EN- BbotograpbllL beiieu
afelter ieBt on Der s. uus
Slru .Strabs in DUBUQUE
II bic Ssnu sung oieies
houmes erpprbsn bat, um
'tA ben 9euii9en Der Staoi
Hno umstseuo porsntsasH.
perm podmooo 8 Spe.
italitat IN bic aulertiauna
ron e,ftHaii9sn 9botosra.
pbten uub er mlrn ben Selt
VI !Seit 6ur6 bieis 3ei.nna
iure Auimerliamietl auf
tne &roeit itnfen.
or III lett bsina1e pier
Ronateu IN Dubuque an.
iailig uno bat Wlultsr BON
photographer. bic or lis
Duonqner onfertists. an
oanf. 8ieitlben beuaeu
uon otr thu Gr,
b.,t, bic er lieiern fam.
Gun Sriub wiro ibm on ,es
utbl, ieln uub eS lit Der
Dinbe mertb. bel tbm pors
Bu,pre6sn uHo ietne Arbett
III auseniAetn 81 rebmen.
9erseilet ben 3amsn unb
ben plaB nt9t.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-23
la BVORAk, Editor and Proprietor.

An unknown joker or thief, has
taken lantern, hung up on Main
street, to warn people that in
those places the street is not pass.
able on account of the construc-
ton Of cement crossings. This
happened Monday morning and
since it has not as yet been re-
turned, all jokes are laid aside
and the individual considered a
thief. The party who removed it
is known and If he does not re-
turn it in double quick order, he
may get into trouble. Another
case of petit larceny is the steal
imp of a whip etc. If these cow
ards do not cease in their opera
tons, they may mark behind
their ears that if caught at it, the
the town justice will make it hot
for them. ..-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-23

is it strange thathe expects a wife
to do the same and that, in all like
lihood, she either wears out in a
few years such service, or else be.
comes bitter and disheartened?
There are very many reasons why
a home may not be found hap
py one and the happiness found
therein depends fully as much on
the husband as it does upon the
wife. We are often told that in
every true and ideal marriage
both husband and wife must leal q
to bear and torbear. In every
home where happiness exists
there must be perfect trust, conf
dence and love between the hus-
band and wife. There are two
kinds of sunshine in the world,
aid both quite necessary the
one which is caused by the suns
shining outdoors, and the other
by its SHINING in our hearts.
Happy homes abound in the heart
sunshine, and wheather it shines
without or not, there is naght but
brightness within doors. 1t is the
loving deeds, the CHEEKY, helpful
words. and the kindly thoughtful
ness, that each member of the ia
mily 81 ows towards the others,
that makes an IDEAL hcme - a
perfect heaven on earth. How
many OF US do our share in m Ak
ing such a home that shall be a
haven of rest to all who may
come within its influence.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-23

p.als to us; namely the campaign
contribution publicity" under
which every political party would
have to make public campaign
contributions, and further provid-
ing for the punishment of officers
of corporations, contributing mo
ney to aid in the election Off pre-
sident or vice president or any
member of congress The repub
licans have refused to adopt this
plank and accordingly, does not
appear in their platform.
Concerning the Philippines the
democrats favor an imme.
diate declaration of the natiors
purpose to recognize the indie
pendence of tn ose islands as soon
as stable government can be es-
tablished. 1t may take many
years before the Philippines are
capable OF this. The republicans
say nothing that would tend to
free the Philippines. The most
that is promised to them is home
rule, when they are ripe for this
form of government. This il
seems, makes more evident the
policy of expansion which tine re-
publican has practiced in the past
and teaches IN its Chicago plat
form. The Philippines are chip
on our governmental shoulder
and the sooner We get rid of them
the better it will be for this coun
try. If this country is to be con
sistent with the Monroe Doctrine
it must necessarily. eliminate all
policies of expansion. 1t comes
with poor grace from an Iudepen
dent people to deny freedom to
others.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-23

The republican party in its ma
tional platform declares unequivo-
cally for revision of the tariff by
a special session of congress imm-
ediately following the inaugura-
tion of the next president. This
will be after the election IN No
vember. The democratic nation
al platform calls for an immediate
revision of the tariff, but it has to
wait fer the outcome of the cleo
ton ia November, SO II would
seem, that the tariff burdened pub
lie would be obliged to wait just
SO long in both cases, altho con-
slant postponements OF revision
by the republican administration
inexperienced does not appeal to
the everage voter as II the repub.
Iicsa party is sincere in its proml
sc.
There is one plank in the demo
cratic platform which from an ct
hical, not political, standpoint ap-
aa = = i r..r
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-23

A woman may do her level best
to make a happy home for her
husband and children but If she
is treated as slave and only gi-
ven her board and clothing in
payment for her services as mot
her, wife, cook, laundress, nurse
girl. chambermaid and seamstress
is il any wonder that little or no
happiness exists in that homer
II a mother spoils her son by pam
pering and waiting on him all the
years OF his childhood and boy.
hood, and making him think that
a man should always be waited on
by the woman Of his household,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04

BY Gov. Folks orders a police
investigation will be made Of the
whole city in connection with the
polling lists at the state primary
election. Turn on the light to the
fullest extent. Give the people all
the truth without fear or favor.
Let no guilty nan escape. And
let there be no ineficiency, double
dealing or whitewashins on the
part of the police.-Globe Democrat.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Vermont Election Satisfactory

Burlington, VT, September L.
Vermont has met the expecta-
tons of those, who believed tn at
the Green Mountain State would
give IA Republican plurality of
more than % 900. Notwithstand d.
ing the entrance of the lndepend-
ent party, making five tickets
instead uf four, as heretofore, the
Republican vote is only slightly
below that OF four years ago,
while the Democratic vote remains
Substantially the same.
Returns at ten o'clock tonight
Indicate a Republican plurality of
more than 5000 with only twenty
towns of 246 TO hear from, the
plurality will exceed 20, 200.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Dodeinp Duty.

Some folks say it is my duty,
for the Peerless one to vote; if he
ism t chosen captain, u ship
won't stay %afloat; but a chap gets
tired of voting for the man with
out a peer; l can always vote for
Bryan, so I'll vote for Taft this
year. Change is sometimes neces-
sary, if this life we would enjoy,
aud, although our sweetest boon
is voting for the Peerless Boy, yet
some little variation makes the
landscape seem less drear; | can
always vote for Bryan, SO I'll vote
for Taft this year. Even though
our children's children hang their
heads in deepest shame, %blushing
for their rude forefathers who at
one time jumped the who
in gloomy desperation voted down
the peerless dear; we can vote for
Bryan always, so we'll vote for
TAFT this year.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
For u. s. S~ns,os

The following arr the candidate.
for u. =. Senators. who have
filed their declarations with
Secretary OF State Swsngcr,
Four OF them being Republicans
two Democrats and one Peoples
Party. These are; Col. Richard c.
Kcrens of st. Louis, Lieut.. Gov.
John &. Mckinley of Unionville,
Joseph f. Black of Richmond and
David w. Hill Of Poplar Bluff for
the Republicans; Gov. Joseph w.
Folk and Senator VIM. Joel Stone
both of Jefferson City for the
Democrats; Capt John M. Lon
don of Macon for the Peoples
Party.
The time for filing declarations
closes September 4.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04

In Precinct Z OF Ward 3 in ST.
Louis at the recent primary, out
of a poll of IA votes the names are
included of thirty six persons, who
have moved, fourteen, who say
they did not vote, two who are
dead, two who are unregistered,
nine not known at addresses Civ
en-, one absent from the city, one
voted twice and two registered
from vacant house and lumber
yard. Here are sixty-seven
bogus votes, with a strong prob
ability Of more among those, who
decline to give information sought.
With such a showing in a single
precinct what can be claimed
with certainty for the returns in
the other 402 precincts?-Globe-
Democrat.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04

In a communication over his
signature David A. Ball says: "1f
Democracy does not stand for pur-
ity of the ballot boxes, then it
does not stand for anything that
is right, and any man who stands
for anything else is not a Dem o.
crat, nor is he "A Republican. He
is simply "a plain, everyday thief
This is a sound doctrine for all
parties and all citizens, and none
of the exigencies of politics can
weaken its truth a grain.-Globe
Democrat.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Secondhand Buttons.

What becomes of all the old but
tons? Is there a market for them?
There is no accounting for pins, need
les or hooks and eyes; but buttons are
far more expensive. ! know a young
matron who has more than 1000 but
tons Of all sizes and styles and ma
~terials, but she will never sew one on
a child's garment. II could never think
of using a secondhand button!" she
says, putting her little foot down.
When she wants a button she sends
to the shop for a card of new ones.
Give the old ones to Johnny and let
him sell them" she said to her nus.
band; and the poor mar has been try
ing for a month to find a purchaser for
Johnny's stock.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04

NOT RELISHED IN THE COUNTRY
Cowherd is the nominee of the
Democratic party for Governor,
but the Lord only knows how he
won the nomination. The fraud
ulent practices in the large cities
were a factor in securing the
nomination, but whether his
whole majority are fraudulent or
not the world will never know;
and the same gang is boosting
Stone for reelection to the United
States Senate. St. Louis and Kan
a City, whose votes nominated
Cowherd and will nominate Stone
if he is nominated will furnish no
majority for the Democratic
ticket. They force on the count
les undesirable nominees and
they are unable SO help ele ct.
Ball carried so percent of the
counties, but is defeated by Cow
herd through crooked practices in
the cities named and Boss Butler
Observation-Disclosures Recorder Dem.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
VILLAGE Income from Golf.

The village of ~Brancaster, England,
has made ar arrangement with the
Royal West Norfolk Golf club under
which it receives four per cent. on
the clubs gross income, with a guar
antee of not less than ESQ in any year,
for the use Of the land which has been
converted into links. Each year the
money is distributed equally among
~householders of not less than IL
months residence. This years dis
tribution has just been made, and the
club paid over a63 16 shillings, an in
crease of e8 10 shillings up last years
contribution. The amount sufficed to
give every householder in Brancaster
five shillings and leave a balance in
hand.