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The daily tribune., 1908-06-03
LAST SAD
RITES FOR
EN- zOLA

Paris. June 8-With por.p and
ceremony such as has marked the
apotheosis Of no Frep,h literary man
since Voltaire, the government and
people Of France will tomorrow pay
a last tribute to Emile Zola. socialist,
apostle Of realism and defender Of
Dreyfus. Despite the curses OF the
clericals and the fearful cries Of out.
ragged intellectuals who oovet for
themselves the place to be given ZCia
In the Pant ntheon, the ceremony will
doubtless take place as scheduled
The decision of parliament to thus
honor the author of "J'Accuse" has
aroused a veritable tempest As in
the case Of the great Voltaire, the
people are divided in warning campo,
some indulging in the most heartless
abuse Of the dead author. while the
majority are lost in the profoundest
alteration. To the clericals, the apo.
theosis Of Zola. the free thinker, is
the final step Of the government In
making France wholly "infldel'' and
Goddess.
Even Mime. Zola has opposed the
placing Of the body of her husband
in the Pantheon She declares that
his labors for forty years, his part in
the Dreyfus affair. and the insults of
the Resctionaries have done more fer
his fame than can the Pantheon. 81
am grateful to those who desire to do
my husband homage" Mime. Zola
writes. 'but do not find the transfer
Of his body to the Pantheon to be
necessary for his glory"
1t is principally because Zola was
the leader and the Accuser in the
Dreyfus affair that he is now to be
gloriousiy buried beside Berthe lot and
President Carnot and Victor Hugo
beside Voltaire and Rousseau. And
because his letter "J'accuse" routed
the general army staff. mournful.
martial music Is to blow in his honor
while long lines Of soldiers defile be.
fore his tomb.
The chief interest Of these official
ceremonies lies In the comparison Of
what 10 known now, on evidence, with
Zola's accusations, which, unsupport.
ed ten years ago. broke down the le
gal and judicial wall that prevented
the Dreyfus case being opened.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-03

bound by any rules Of caste, and was
not to be reckoned an aristocrat. The
year after Jefferson's birth June
8, 1908 - Samuel Davis emigrated to
Mississippi territory. where he settl-
ed on plantation in Wilkinson coun-
ty, about mile from Woodville :,
where the boyhood Of Jefferson Davis
was passed.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-03

TUESDAY AN EXCURSION DAY.
Colorado and Southern sells tickets
ON Tuedays from Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo 70 All stats points
At very low rates for shs round trip.
II
The daily tribune., 1908-06-03
THE ALVIN FOLDlNc CART

better health and greater comfort for both baby
dfsshioned baby carriage Of date The ALL
WlNand the babycan with everywhere
WIN folds instantly and sasy-oan
rad
Comfortable q any age. So
hnihss
To-
The daily tribune., 1908-06-03
Hat Chat

To accompany blue Serge Suit nice
sailor or Panama hat would be the proper thing,
We also show fine assortment of telescopes in
all shades and prices.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17

} 30 miscellaneous business.
$50 Adjournment.
General discussion after zach subject.
Gospel services zach evening.
BRING your Bibles, Church and s. s.
H,innal," and hearts filled with devotion
Eveiybody j. invited to attend.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17
CRiTICISlNC TIE TEACHFR,
Nhcher Should Not be Con-
demned Until Facts are
Known

NO class o! people meet With so
much or so severe criticism as school
teachers and right nov at tn bcgin-
niEg Of our school We COnsidci tina,
afcw words along this line viii no,
r. aniss. Much Of thr criticism Of
the teacher is unjust and ems, soic.,
because parents and others listen 10
uhyerifcd report, and do n,,h:nc to
aelua:nt themselves with the real
INFER workings Of the school room.
Ahy person experienced with child
Icr Knows that these reports, even
when absolutely truthful from their
yin. UT view, cannot ir relied upon.
TIC b:st trained child VIII sometimes
IsIsc from their knowledge Of good
naEncrs and courtesy when away
from homr and among other children.
IL other words your lt,lc Johnny or
Willie may be the pink Of perfection
At home, but when be gets 10 slhool
with several other young hopeiuls
he the most mischicvor. trouble
mah.r in the whole school.
" your boy or girl should happen
~ get in a hide mix-up w.th a
'cacnsr during the preselt school
con't Mr guilty. Of Criticising the
teacher in then presence, but go and
investigate, |eaIn for yourself Just
~terc thc trouble lies, and j. YOU
And that your child is in the wrong
take MIN out behind the wood she'd
and adjudicAr the "4'..y-.hat', the
way wv dad did. aid We never took
Our troutae 70 h.A but .pcr. Cus ex-
perience IN t1a,u,rg children ts been
Am,,ed, but we kn"w tina, \ srhDo!
,earher has in nos, ca,rs a bard :u~
90 h.e and !sir,e instead o! thru
actions iseir9 regarded ~i'h .us,' ion
shey Ikabd have the inilc., G inf.
.ience of Vie patrons o, the school.
Try these suggestions during this
year Sod ~r believe things viii run
Solx ssSSSv%htI. ha.y.W Review.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17
CENTER SHOTS.
BY Tho Missouri Sharp Shooter.

Dave Ball received 1880 votes IN
the August primary in Phelps toon,y
ard CVai:tc got 30. Gut OF the
1880 D@mDr;a;c votes for Dave Ball
,t i"l,. 500 yIl scratch Cowherd
and quite 4 Hanbcr wall write in
.hadisy.
'lhty are Organizing Bryan-IIadlcy
.rlubs " s.. fouls. II Bryan runs
. along wnh Ifadley, be will carry
M,ssou1. by a big majority. Bu, il
: ne stack mp with Cowhcrd he is a
gone gceling in this state.
The six stocking state institution
ID .mOc'acy stole the nomination from
dave BAH and the district schools.
Bat the District school Democrats
wIn't stand Tor the steal and will bc
heard irorin the November election.
The Houston Iie,,ld says Bill
Eryan, Bill Stone and Bill Cowherd
Ar a combination that can't be beat
n. Bot then YOU see there is one
Bill-Bil Cowherd that is a counter
felt Bill aad you can't pass him on
the people. That Bill will be beaten
10 November election as sure as the
election comes round.
One million and two hundred
thousand in the hole, is the report
@son the state treasury department.
That amount %squandcrcd by the last
Legislature in big appropriations for
state institutions, Doodle and graft,
and yet the same old gang wan,s to
81 back again. Vote them out,
scratch them of, L., no guilty man 20
back.
The very best thing tina, could
happen to Missouri Democracy would
be Tor the state 10 elect a Republican
governor one time, just to make a
change OF the pie counter pickcrs
and XIII O1 the St. I.puis and Kansas
City Indians. There can be no
clean Democratic state government
~h'!c the Indians have charge Of the
eL!p, boz in the laigc c,,ics.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17
MISSOURI STATE FAIR.
-
Reduced Railroad Rates.

The railroads have granted a one and
one. halt rate to visitors attending the
Missouri State Fair. Sedalia, October 80.
These rates will DE in force from October
End to October il.
The importance Of the Missouri S,atc
Pair is being recognized all over the
country. Fine herds Of cattle, horses.
swine and sheep are being entered in
competition by breeders from all over
the United States. The Live Stock show
viii he great. The Saddle Horse Show
will be the lest ever, and all exhibits
will he fine. A gres, exhibition OF Mis-.
souri's resources. Everybody is going.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17
giving character and direction q tie

giving CLhIhItSt Wv W. sN
bOyap
1t has become a proverb that the boys
% the fines, quality and bcs, manners
are "mothers boys. II is the habit Of
fathers, when they provide the n,ear' to
shelter aud clothe and feed and educate
their sons, to regard their duty As fulfill.
ed. Women, almost invariably, have
the care Of boys during the paste and
imp~ressionsble years o! their lives, and
make them what they turn Ou, 10 be.
Although you may sec tina, men, having
been boys themselves. know more about
them than il is possible for women to
learn, there is. nevertheless, an intuition
in women that enables them to fa,hou!
the PROGRESSES Of Alloys mind. when the
whole thing may be Il riddle to Il maj,
There is an abundance Of t,us~. after
the women in the homes and the schools
have given the boys their Iudiin. n,ar,
training, for the men TO teach them ati.
lctics AID 90 "hsrden them" AS the say.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17

ing r"c,, I" the usages If PRACTICAL Ii
But '.' primary work rip.t to l.
by "rrr"n The mother AID Vi. ., ..
ma'an. NUT he ictaiMi 10 mel. IL
tie boy those nice iu.,inr,s and dee.
Iaies IS conduct that incr pay small
teriie: ~. and which Lniy Of t..c.l
gard - 'EtiniIa.e.
Tn "r.at big world is a pretty succc
!nl e"!'atDr in the Iu1enc's, aud :
lack g tind.in,,s wh.,h ,!c too
Nonl n.,taicn for strength ant: -
s,uh he game Of life with i.s r,a',
aud c'r'p",,,icns will take the "o"i,n,
out Z! -. boys. aud remove Them r.
from -. danger Of Developing II
mon, tai-s NJ the most strenuous I:
scD C 80 CesiIr.
bu' 81 no parent Eo. ciuchiui
a!rai" :. starting the boys of tn ple,
81 Il, ',c~ncy aud refinement pnd :
'avInn rrace o! c;vil'y AMI cous y
alton :wi. they learn from on- 4
from - "!h,I source.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17
from Our

Sheath trousers are to bc the next fad
in mems apparel. Wall we have been
wearing sheath trousers in the rear for
SIinc time and are not in favor Of extend
ing the sheath any farther down the line.
Missouri Sharp Shooter.
W.T.. Trey and wife were pleasant call.
erS at this Office Friday. They were re-
turning from The California fair 10 their
home in Akin.ville Upton Times.
The Rev. {. NJ, Chiffon, Of ST Joseph,
stirred up his congregation with this:
after all the sacrihces Of men in MI IN.
%ctntuTirs for liberty. after 900 years Of
msrtyr1oin. after all thst has been done
Tor the protection mud promotion of
our social life, the statistics show that
2TD.oU OF our citizens in Missouri did
not vote ut all III nun last election"
Bette. age S, and Jeanne, x 7. each
had a penny to spend for candy. Jeanne
hbug'i chocolate. bu, betty chose one
OF t'oa: mysterious tliings on q stick
famous for their lasiing quality. II is
NEEDLESS 10 say ,hat Jeanie's chocolate
disappeared very quickly; aud then she
sat regarding her sisters long drawn ou,
enjoyment with envy and regret over her
" choice. Al length she said, "Will
you give ME a tAsteT'' D.tty complied.
and then said. "You taust keep that taste
m your mouth. Jean<. Nrtii y0u re,
another penny to buy ore fri y~1urself."
Never forge. that you ar- = part Of the
town aud that your own dcri1u,~n,
helps 10 make up the strangers estimate
OF TIE place. Sell all YOU can aud buy
al you can At home. Every dollar that
n ssn' Or carried away from hou,r N axes
the town that much poorer. II you hav.
thu mean. invr-: il something that will
give somebody employment. DO not
kick at proposed improvement AMPLY
,ecarse Il 10 nH H your door.--Ib.ria
Sepinel.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17
Do Women Make Mollycoddles Gu,
Of Boys?

II there is anything in the argument
that school boys are spoiled by women
teachers and that the lads who are under
care and tuition Of the feminine instruc
tors become efeminatc and develop a
lack Of manly fiber. then who is to take
the place o< the mothers Of the land who
are now and have been for generations
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17
When TrIfies Become Troubles

II any person suspects that their kid
neys are dersnged they should take
Foley's Kidney Remedy at once and no,
risk having Bright's disease or diabetes.
Delay gives the disease a stronger foot.
hold and you should not delay taking
Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Sold by all druggists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17
Passed Examination SuccexsfuiIy

James Dnnahue, New Britain, Conn. ,
writes, II tried several kidney remedies,
and was treated by our best physicians for
diabetes, but did not improve until |
took Foley's Kidney Remedy. After the
second bottle ! showed improvement,
and FIVE bottles cured me completely. ]
have since passed a rigid examination for
life insurance" Folcy's Kidney Remedy
cures backacie and all forms o. kidney
aud bladder trouble.
Sold by all druggists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17

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The only paper published especially for
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That this kind OF a newspaper is popular,
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scribers, and is circulated in all parts ri
the United States. In addition to the
news. the Blade publishes short and
serial stories. and many departments Of
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Write Ior free specimen copy.
Address
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17
PROGRAM

Mennonite Sunday School Conference
tIiissouri Iowa District)
To be held in
MI. Zion Church, Morgan County. Mo
september l2.2,, lsJs.
Study to shew myself approved unto
God, a workman that needeth not t o be
ashamed. rightly dividing the word Of
truth 3 Tim. 2:l5.
TUESDAY FORENOON.
S.U Devotional Services. G. S. Hauier.
go Organization.
10 ~ Address by the Moderator.
1910 Reports from Sunday schools.
1925 Problems confronting
Superintendent, John NJ. Yo-
der, J. ID. Charles.
2 Teachers. Amanda Dettwiler,
John X. Buck walter.
ll.5O Closing.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Ii5 Song Service.
80 Devotional, Andrew Shenk.
l.F5 Queries
How secur uniformity in Teach
ing, both as to thoughts present
ed and lengths OF recitation? J.
NJ. Drunk, T.. W. Byler.
2 Can worldly matter be used con
~sistently in teaching children in
Sunday school work. y. Il.
kaufman, Perry Shenk.
To what extent should we teach
separation from the world in the
Sunday school, !. 7. Took, i.
J. BlOsser.
q Should memorizing scriptures
he a special feature in Sunday
school work. II 50. how should
1t he couducted' Mamie Her
shey, J. ". Hess.
; Answers To- those who say the
liable only should be used in the
Sunday school, J. +. Cook, l..
johnson.
1!5 Points on power. J. +. Nj e.
".5j Closing.
WEDNESDAY, FORENOON.
"D Devotional, J. l.. Brnbakcr.
$50 Giving
SELF, Nora Calfee, l.. J, Miller.
Z Service. Dcs,a Wilson, a. &.
Good.
; Means, J. II. Hershcy. d d.
Miller.
50 Closing.
WEDNESDAY AFTEKNOON.
lis Song Service.
40 Devotional. Joe E. Driver.
Las Missions
How 10 extend Sunday school
50 as to reach outlying
districts. Mary Kramer, Plus
Uos,ctler.
2 Relation Of Sunday school to
Mission work. 5. G.. I.app, /.
w. Roger.
3 Open Conference.
} 80 miscellaneous bu ,iucss.
$50 Adjournment.
General discussion after each subject.
GOSPEL services each evening.
Bring your Bibles, Church and s. s.
.liyinnhl. - and hearts filled with devotion.
Everybody T. invited 70 attend.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-17
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-09
CITY COUNCIL
Health Committee Reports Case
to That Body.
CONTRACT FOR SCHOOL RATIFIED

The heslih b Committee of the CITY
Ouuncil called a meeting Of tie Coun.
cl thursday night u consider u cas,. of
smal puX v hch had DEVELOPED in the
lower part of the city. William
bObson. white man f. the
one affected Chairman Wa-den
stated that Health Officer Barney had
reported the case and had estahh,heI "a
quarantine, and that said Dobson was
IN indigeni circumstances. la reply 20 "A
question oi Mr. Bradley ss to the charge
Tor medical attention by DR.. Barney II il
became ecessary. he said DIR. Barney
had informed bin his charges would b.
the same a. IN previous eases, s.. 80 per
usy. MI Lane asked Chairman Warden
II his committee recommended the nay
ment OF $50 per dav for the s,.ryio. ana
he replied no. H. was then asked if his
committee mad any recO o. mendaiions fu
make As To the treatment Of the c,.s,. ..u.i
he said no.
On motion Of Mr.. Bradley the action
OF pr. Barney was ratified in establish
ing "A quarantine. the payment of the
guard 10 be SlJO per day, and also
that the committee be empo wered to
furnish supplies at "A cost not to exceed
81 90 per day. He also emphasized his
opinion, and he believed he expressed
the views OF the members OF the Council
that proper medical attention should be
furnished 10y the city in all cases where
the Injected persons are in indigent cir
cnmstances. hut that a proper precau-
uoh should be- taken TO prevent "a repe-
ution oi the inro0d made upon the city
treasury IN previous cases where tbecity
paid $3.50 Tor medical attention alone
a portion OF which he said was paid for
parties who We're fully able to pay for their
own medical service
City Attorney Fitzhugh was present
and was asked for his opinion. lie said
IN" committee had done it's duty In noti-
lying the council Of the case and having
a quarantine established. He spoke OF
the mid character Of the cases which
had appeared in the esurrounding countIe.
and thought the medical bills here had
been excessive. that in many cases in the
counties physician had not hesn called
In, because IL WAS not necessary. lie
asked DR.. barney IL lie Thought that a
visit every day was necessary, to which
Dr. Barney replied in some cases YES and
other no. That in mild oas-s once "A
week was sufficient. while Others re-
quired visit every day. Mr. Lane ssid
this promises To be IA mild case and on
his motion, $40 per week was allowed
ior medical attention. DIR. Barney was
asked y be would take the case and he
said he preferred not to do so as he was
preparing TO take his vacation Later
be said the patient should not suffer for
attention az long as he was here. The
subject was left in the hands Of the com
mittee.
The rules were suspended and Chair
man Somervile. OF Joint Committee Of
Schools and Public Property. announced
that the contract had been sic ned and
bond furnished for erection OF new Public
School building 10y MIR. +. g. Hefin. at IA
cost OF So. jf5 and that work will com
mence at once.
The Council then adinnrneh
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-09
C0LORED SCHOOLS
Closing Exercises Held at the Courthouse.

The colored schools held their eelebra-
tion at p. IN. Friday There were
about 200 children and they presented a
fine appearance. The singing was espe-
cialy good. Supt. b. p. Willis conducted
the exercises and Mary Ellen Coleman
presided at the organ. The following
was the program:
Prayer-Rev. W. l.. Ransome.
Spring Song.
Recitation-John Thos Walker.
Becitation-Emily Brooke,
Recitation-Frank Parker,
Song-Origin of Yankee Doodle.
Recitation-David Dandridge.
Recltetion-Vandelia Hills.
Recitation-Gracie Coleman.
Recl6ation-Walter Coombs.
Boat Song.
Recitation-Daisy Frazer.
Recitation-Corinne Byrd.
Recitation-Ada Lewis.
kecitation--Pearl Christopher.
Medley.
Recitation-Chas. Harris.
Recitation-Eva Brooke.
Reeitation=Nabel Wilson.
kemerks-Rev. J. A. Brown.
Presentation of medals.
S,ug-lg Virginia.
lac Presentation Of medals was made
by Capt. s. j. Quinn. Those receiving
medals were:
Grammar Grade I, A Oass-Grace
Walker.
Grammar Grade /, B Class-Theresa
Dawson.
Primary Ada b. Lewis.
Primary 2-Daisy w. Frazier.
Primary 3-David cambridge.
Primary 4-John Rollins.
Primary 5--Fannie Williams.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-09
FIVE YEARS FOR "DR. LEON"

Imposing the maximum penalty OF ive
years m prison, Justice Barnard in
Mashington. sentenced Dr. Edward Lon
thompson. known a. "Dr. Leon - re-
Gently convicted Of malpractice IN con.
nectiln with the Illness Of Lillian BRYANT
Efforts were made TO furnish the 81 600
ball asked Tor by the court. but NJ balls
man could be found
within the next few days Leon will
again be brought to trial on a similar
charge, aud he was convicted Of .iml-
lar offense last June
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-09
BETTER TRADE REPORTS
Improvement Continues In All Leading
Industries.

Industries.
New York, June 6.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade SAYS:
Improvement continues in commercial
channels. increased manufacturing ac-
tvity and seasonable weather being
the dominant influences of the past
week. In all leading industries there
is less Idle machinery. and staple lines
OF merchandise at retail quickly re-
spends TO the larger pay rolls. Mercan-
tile collections are also more prompt
and confidence grows stronger as the
crops advance toward maturity, with
no more serious handicap than exces-
sive moisture in some sections. While
the first week in June compares
favorably with any previous week this
year, there still appears a large de.
crease in comparison with the volume
of business in the same week of 1907.
A lower price for steel bars was the
most significant event of the week in
the iron and steel industry, It came
as surprise. because at the recent
meeting of leading interests II was
agreed that no reduction would be
made. and the trade is now waiting for
better terms in other departments.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-09
GORDON REPLIES TO CARLlE

K Lindsay Gordon. candidate for ,h.
nomina Ion for Couures from fh. r;ghrh
district. spoke at l.ea@burg THURSDAY
night b"iore "a large audience n. VS.
introduced b. g. + Harrison. and his
address was In reply to the srs..,.b ~
Mr.; Oar.in delivered Monday night.
lie said the campaign was NOT a mar.
sonsl one, but against an evil. organized
domination OF party politics as rpnre.
sented by e. &. Carliu, his opponent He
commented on the lstters address
pointed out what he said were iuconsis,
teneies and errors. and declared that be
was reed TO expose the methods az Mr..
Uarlln by the unwarranted attacks made
made upon his integrity by q subsidized
press In the interests Of Carlin.