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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-07-25
HORNSILVER MINES ARE
ATTRACTING ATTENTION

in Goldfeld to take over and operate
the leasehold on the Anderson, Temple
man and Anderson on the Grand Cen
trail No. 2. The organization viii be
inown as the Gold Coin Mining an ]
Leasing company, and has a fat treas
ury to push the work to a producing
stage. The shaft of this lease shows a
vein of good milling ore fully four feet
IN width that is present from the sur
face down.
Nevada King Group
The large group of claims owned by
Jsmes MeEntee and associates AMI
known as the Nevada King, has beer
Welding some very nice ore lately. The
deepest working is but about 40 feet
which is on Nevada King No. l. As
says nave yielded all the way from s.
to $50 a ton. The ore found recently
looks as though it would yield more
than 500. This property is located but
.2Ih miles from the town of Hornsilver
Everything indicates that only develop
ment is required to make some GOO
mines in this group. Work is being
continued.
Hornsilver Mining Company
Steady progress is being made in too
Lime Point No. 4. Crosscutting botf
te the north and south is being pushed
from the l00-foot level. Each crosscut
has been run about 65 feet and eonsid
cradle work will yet be required to
reach the veins.
The Grapevine Mine
T.. NJ. Binford is continuing work on
the Grapevine group, situated n and
one-half miles north of the State Line
mill. Some half dozen men are en-
ployed and satisfactory progress is be.
ing made.
The Silver King Mine
In the main workings of the Silver
King some high grade milling ore was
encountered this week, which, with the
finding of high grade IN the Jordan
lease, is making the ore reserves on this
property very great.
Orleans Nc. 3
From the shaft in Orleans No. 8 the
crosscut has tapped the vein, and a
drift has been started on the ore. This
enforces the extraction of ore which is
being piled on the dump waiting for the
mill.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-07-25
WORKING AT GOLDEN ARROW

Capt. w. G. Cotter anne in from the
north on yesterday mornings train
Captain Cotter has been east for sew
eral months in the interests of his prop
erty at Golden Arrow, and he will pro-
ceed to that camp at once and begin ac-
tive operations on the property.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-07-25
(From the Herald.)

Nfron the Heraid.)
Several strikes of high grade ore
have been made during the week in
various leases in the Hornsilver dis.
trict.
The general progress has been good.
A noteworthy feature is the widening
Of the ore in the Mast Brothers and
Murray lease, which with its increasing
value promises a good body of ore.
More workings have started on the
Lime Point No. 5 and No. 6. and on the
Grand Central No. 2. Some rich ore
has been found on the Jordan lease.
Altogether, the work of the week
has been very satisfactory.
Great Western Group
At the Chute, Coffee and McGowan
lease, drifting has been continued
From the erosscut south a drift has
been run to the west some 20 feet,
From the north erosseut the drift is
now Is feet to the east, and both of the
drifts are in ore.
Fogg and Donovan are down IS feet
in the shaft on the Nettie L. Extension
with no material change.
The Morgan lease on the Mohawk
Fraction has the shaft down nearly SO
feet on the central vein, and timbering
is now being done.
Silver King Group
The Frisbee lease on the Red Tor
will soon reach the 100 level.
The work of the Hornsilver Mining
& Leasing Syndicate is being confined
to pushing the crosseut south to cut the
high grade ledge. 1t is now 20 feet
from the shaft and has quite a distance
to go to reach the objective point.
The Jordan lease has opened a 10
inch streak of ore, which is high grade
and which may produce shipping ore i,
quantities.
The Crescent on the Red Top has
passed so feet in depth. A number OF
stringers have been encountered, but
no solid ore formation as yet.
The Carroll lease on the southwest
corner of the Deyling claim is looking
fine with its two beautiful walls. Coco
progress has been made as a depth Of
20 feet has been reached.
Both of the Shea and Deane leases
are looking well and good work is be
ing done. A hoist has been purchased
and will soon be on the ground.
Hornsilver Mining Co.'s Group
Cable and Lockett on Lime Point No
4 are sending down the shaft which hal
reached nearly 100 feet.
The combination shaft of Fowlie &
Hill, Gilroy & May is down about 81
feet, and is showing some fine ore.
The shaft on the Everson lease OF
Lime Point No. 3 is being continued.
Lime Point Group
Mast Brothers and Murray have
gradually come into a body of good ore
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-07-25
ORDERED TO START WORK

Early in the week Superintendent
bn Hudgens of the Searehlight-Owl
lining company received telegraphic
naars from President b. Franklin Mills
ia commence work immediately on the
Eagle Extension.
The property owned by the company
consists of three claims, the Mary MUIR
phy, Eagle and Eagle Extension, To-
eated due south of the estate of the
Sesrehlight Consolidated.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-07-25

The north drift on the original lease
on the Diamond Queen is out IS feet.
The ore is improving in quantity and
quality as the work proceeds into the
hill. William Culver says that he ex.
poets the drift viii encounter shipping
ore within a week or ten days. The
Wine has just been started from the
south drift and is all in spar, which has
been Gaping the ore shoots in the prop
erty. AS the body of spar at this
point is much larger than any pre-
viously encountered, the leasers believe
that a proportionately large body OF
ore will be found below the spar.
Gilbert q Bringard
The Gilbert & Bringard lease is Look
ing up this week. At the 5O-foot point.
a drift has been run about % feet west
erly, following the vein, the drift show
ing values all the way from $40 to 800
a ton. The entire drift will pay to mill.
The ore has not been crosseut. but as
the entire drift is in ore, the vein is a
large one.
Easter Sunday
President 4. J. Waugh, of the Dia-
mond Queen company, took samples
from the Easter Sunday lease last Sun
day, and sent same to Salt Lake City
for assaying. Mr.. Waugh was much
pleased with this lease as well as with
all the workings on the property. He
has recently made an exhaustive ex-
animation of the Tintic district in Utah.
and asserts that conditions at Fluorine
are quite the same. As Tintie is one of
the largest producers of silver and gold
in the Rocky mountains, this favorable
comparison is encouraging.
Lemle-D Dawson
Nothing startling has as yet been en-.
countered in the crosscut from the
Lemle- Dawson shaft at 20 feet, but low
grade ore is present in the lateral, with
better ore expected.
Deal for Gold Blossom
Salt Lake parties are considering the
purchase of the Gold Blossom property,
owned by Biddlecone and Mignault.
The engineer representing the Utahan7
spent four days in the Fluorine district,
and returned a very favorable report,
and it is thought that the deal will go
through. The engineer is said to have
been very successful in large mining
enterprises.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-07-25
Easter Sunday
Lemle- Dawson

Nothing startling has as yet been en-.
countered in the crosscut from the
Lemle- Dawson shaft at 20 feet, but low
grade ore is present in the lateral, with
better ore expected.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-07-25
WILL BUILD MILL

1t is reported that Capt. Menardi Of
Reno has arranged to put a mill on a
large property he owns in Mill Canyon
lust north of the Cortez mine.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
SAVAGE FLING At AUDIENCE.
'nebr'ated Orator Resented Disspprov.
al Of His Condition.

Lake many n statesman OF tho
?aat, said Senator Bcveridge. "he
drank o much. And one Fourth OF
July morning, on a platform hung
"ith hhgs and flowers before the
courthouse Of "A country town, facing
an audience Of farmers and their fam
llics that had come from miles around,
the statesman arose to deliver the In.
dependence day Grafton in a slightly
intoxicated state.
He was not incapable OF an ora.
1on. but his unsteady gait, his flushed
lace and hiBOrdcred attire spoke III
" him. and the audience Kissed.
He held up his hand. They were
dil"nt. Then he laughed sc0rnfully
and said:
Ladies and gentlemen, when n
statesman Of my prominence consents
To appear in such "A little, OneiOrse
town AZ this. h" must be either drunk
or crazy. ! prefer to he considered an
incbriale.'" Washington Star.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
MISSOURI NEWS
Held a. $4,000 Mail Robber.

Kansas City-Charles Savage, a ne
gro, was arrested here by p%ostofice
authorities charged with stealing a
mail pouch in the Kansas City union
station on June 9 last, containing
$4,000 being sent from Los Angeles
to a New York city bank. The In
spectors assert that they have posi-.
tive evidence against Savage and dc.
clare their belief that he has buried
the money, intending to II
after his release from the prison.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Celebrates tooth Birthday.

Monroe City.-Mrs. Mary Ann Kent
Color, who was born July 81, 1903, at
White Sound, y. Y. ana married
Jesse Color in lSiS, celebrated her
one hundrCdth birthday at the home
OF her son, John, FIVE miles southeast
Of this city. Her lfe has been full of
excitement, for she was In the very
heat and heart Of the Black Hawk
War, and her LIES history was rs
full OF thrills Az "A dime novel.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Candidates In tlear-fiaht.

Iiallsvill" AT a picnic here at
which the candidates for
tiOnal and county officers spoke, AN
immense crowd heard Morton H.
Prmbcripn, Of Boon" County, author
bOlri Supreme Court declared uncon
HtiiutiOnal. and a candidate to sue
coed himself, and Emmett &. tiinkS
Gale. Mayor Of Columbia, deal IN some
extremely YARN personalities.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Governor Nearly Witnessed Killing.

pincylllc,- Sheriff Thomas j. Par.
nell, shot and killed William Bacon,
son Of former Sheriff Wa,y Bacon,
Just as an automobile carrying Gov.
ernOr FOlk whiskcd into tn" court
house square. The Democrats Of Nc
DOnOuph county had gathered here
to raiify the nominations Nf Bryan
and Kern. Bacon IL said to have re.
sisted arrest Sheriff Parncll sur.
Icudcrcd 10 his deputy.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Heat Unbalanccs Negro.

Cape Girardcau Stricken with the
Ih'"ntr neat, "A negro stranger TO the
city excited ia" business district until
h" was jailed He ran from one place
10 another searching for Il doctor, ok.
claiming that he had been hit on the
head with a clnb while sleeping in the
courthouse square. TWO boys. excit.
cd ran wildly with him TO DR.. W. G.
PattOn'E residence,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
5000 Persons at Barbecue.

McXic0.-FrOm regular and special
trains poured "A steady stream Of
pleasure seekers TO attend the Odd
Fellows barbecue here. Conservative
estimates place the size OF the crowd
at 5000 persons. The local lodge pre-.
pared the entertainment for the DC.
casiOn, and invitations were sent I o
all parts Of northwest and west Mis-.
souri,.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Central College Graduate Chosen.

Fayctt"- Garland Grccvcr, "A gradu
ale ri Central college In 1904, has been
elected assistant professor Of English
at the University Of Arkansas at Il
salary Of $500 a year. During the
last two years he has been principal
Of III" high school at Durham. \. G..
Prof Grr"v"r recently waB married
to Miss Mac Stocking Of Fletcher.
Mo. "A graduate Of Howard Payne col
lego.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30

nfacturcr engaged IN n legitimate bust.
n"hs MAJ covers certain states. wishes
10 SCI his business and his good will,
ana SO IN the tcrfns Of the sale Obligates
hlIhself TO the purchaser not to go into
we same business In those states. Such
y restraint OF trade has always been en-
Iyrreb az rom mon law. Again the en-
pipych OF an interstate railway combine
anu 'ht"r upon "a pcHccHble and lawful
strike 10 secure better wages. Al com
or commerce or n violation of the rights
of the company or Of the public. Neither
Gas" ought to be made n violation Of the
ihw. My own impression ID
,Hht IN" supreme court would hold that
h"I'h"r or these Instances are within
~ Inhibition. but If ,hry are to be 80
,,s",hch, general legislation amending
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Supposed Dead; Much Alive.

Hannibal York Of Quin'
Cy, whose supposed dead body was
found in the river near this city e V
eral days ago. and which was posi-.
lively" identified by "A relative. has
turned up alive and may read his
own funeral notices.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Effect Of Democratic Policies.

Ip tax" IA" "O.i., tVpg'st"d by
~" Democratic pint'nfm In thcs" mat
i'rs Is 10 lnVok" ~ ,ullr" cpmmu-
MY. lhhp'"nt ~ ~ . la ~" punish
mont Of ia" guilty HhlI" our ppl!cy
'a ~ stamp put ~ ap"'lh" eva
J mr. dlr"f"n"" h'i"''u M policies
~ VI" i"r great |IatiI't Ir Of special
Importance IN Ni"W 49, ih' present on
anon Of business. Hu'r inc Years II
ia" m"Hi i~"mHfhhbl' mai'uni dryrlpp
ih'ni ami pfpapcrity 'h'i' comes imam
,'"' .~lfluH"n'y. - iHnr an industrial
d'iI"~sIpn rms wr brought nhrut
hp' "hiy bY ia" 'upffHDuH "Ipnn-IDn
~ h'!rin"ta plants and business invest
iu'u'H "hl"h could not 1T" r'HdiIY con
."ii'h br, also by H." waste 81 cap
I'Il ~ ",'rh "a2nH'" 81 Hylug In warn.
ana "'l'r '1'aS'rOpi"r IN" FREQ
'"n''t'ibi" "apiial "n~ exhausted II
1ddlb"n 10 TINS ih' 'pnnd'u'c Of IN"
Tending pIhIi" IN j.tropc and IN thu
'rlHliy itid b"'n Hifr'i'h by thr rev
'lriIru" 81 ~lr"pUIIrlty. breach 81
'iI~' ".'T IH1l" 81 stu'k .hluh'Ipus Of
i"" and ln'b ~ rIpId stat" or ma
ii"nrl "ri"rYIsiun IN management Of
rur i'rP'ri p~"rhiIrur Investors
Nithhrih "htt I"a unhI capital r.
manned available u b,,nmr ifnpOShible
Tor re rDuud' rdIIrSada amt other
"rt'fpfIsrr 10 brirOw mpury enough
i"i Ne" '"hHtrI'tIpn and i'opnhtruc-
ilIH
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Pension for Veteran Missouri Printer.

Montgomery Tyler Parker. who
has the distinction Of being perhaps
the oldest printer In point OF service
In Missouri, has been granted a pen
sion. He recently celebrated his 50th
anniversary at the case, He has been
with the STANDARD here for AZ years.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
No Running About.

Mrs. Gaddcr tr"nding an ad -
Shopping by mall How ridiculOus,"
Mrs. Ascum Why so?
Mrs. Gaddcr why, how can one
shop by mail? You can only buy things
by mail.
With n smooth iron and Defiance
Starch, you can lanndcr your shirt.
waist Just AS well at home AS the
steam laundry can; II will have the
proper stiffness and finish, there win
be less yea and tea Of the goods,
and II Will be n positive pleasure to
use IA Starch that does not stick to the
iron.
As the soil. however rich II may
be, cannot be- productive without cul.
turc, 20 tho mind without cultivation
can never produce good fruit Seneca.
Lewis Single Binder straight Be- cigar.
Made Of "Ath quality tOlrI"Co. Your
dealer or Icwi.' Factory. Peoria. III.
The fear OF death a. never strong
IN him who has learned how to live.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Deaf. Walks to Death.

Cape Girardcau-Joscph Foster, co
years old, was run down and killed
In the Frisco yards by an outgoing
train. Deafness prevented him from
hearing the train.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30

was so bad with Kid.
ney trouble that I
could not %straighten
up after STOPPING
without sharp pains
shooting through my
back. ! had dizzy
spells, was nervous
and my cycsIght af.
fectod. The kidney
secrctions were ir.
regular and too fro
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Mexico chsutauaus opens,

Mexico The Mexico Chautauqua, IN.
der the management Of G. T.. Stokes
Of Kanaas CITY, opened here with a
large attendance. The ChautauQun
will continue through TO July 20.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Bryan Club Organized.

EveTtOn-The Democrats OF Ever
ton have organized a Bryan club, with
a membership OF more than $50. In
Guiding several Republicans who de
clare they can not support Taft.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
What Labor Cannot Do.

"Nhlt ih"y hhyc not ~" right 10 DO
i~ ~ IuluI" ihoir employers property, Ia
Iuiurr thoit employers busin"rs ~ use
81 threats ~ methods 81 physical huT"rs
against iiurr VINO would work tor him
~ d.ul WIN him or by carr wing Oh what
~ sometimes kEVHn IN n secondary boy
cot against his customers or hhphr WIN
whom ~" d"dr~ Ia business. All those
Whp sympathizr with them may unite
To- nid uh"m IN their struggle. but they
may not. ihtuugh the nStriIrnrntHlit OF
I threatened ~ actual boycott, compel
lhIid persons against their VIII and hay
iuR 10 Interest IN their controversy TO
'nirr 10 ii"ir assistance. TlI"H" pfinci-
pies htr" Tor = great many years been
Il, til"d by ~" courts at inns country,
"1hIrat'u"i unla yxul Injuries 10 bnsi
ncsr Ike lhcs" hrsI bed above, ran only
bc adcuuat'ly rrmcdi.d hy an Injunction
10 present them Th" jurisdiction Of "A
ruuTi ~ equity 10 cnjOin IN sl"h cases
ARISES from IA" character Of the injury
and the method Of inliciing II and the
fact that suit for damages offers no sds-
uua," TcWG.iy.
"Th" injury n no, done Wy one single
at, whi'h might b. adequately CoInpun
"aich tor Ia damages by a sui AT law.
hut n Is IA, result Of n constantly re-
CURING series rt acts. each OF which In
its"it might not constitute II substantial
injury ~ max" "A su', ~ law worth
VIII" aud al ~ which wouii require Q
multiplicity Of suits Mt law"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30

Tnent. was in a terrible condition,
nut noan's Kidney pills have cured
me and have enjoyed perfect health
since"
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents n box.
roster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Wrat Rorse,et, IA, Done

1.. 'n, Hlp f"tmul1',b 49,, ,,rr,s-
'r' - '.. tl.'af. ''rr'tf.' .'I. via
%. '.. '.'.'m.E' far rf.'',.I. f,f.rm
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O. .. '.|i' '"' 'H' t'h ..'..'.'. - n.'
lh ..u.. n' Hn.,nahir ~ t,.r,H., r,i
.l.rN a- 'H "t'rrI'f W.f.,' pr.r.
'." ''.n.' In0I'u'' nud .' I,"'...'
p. ''''ur. 'd,rg l'HISlH''i .nH ,.'.,'
irs '''.t'.. r'ii"u ip u.arr .H..f I'..
''i.' F''I Iu actual p~'if,'mr'., ~,
'''.f'' '.' prs-Hpo II inr ...H..! i.',
Oil. a.'.p4,I upr' "r''u.r. 10, i.-'ra.n
ava e,.' aud - r"'hrnuat., ia',- amt
20 ..!su -r'r' r"hat'a amt H..'rm.r,
''' "f.,N hr., I,rU general IA. r',. ,,.,
''' : 'i' iHiifurdH, hnG "'.'. NaI H.r.
B','i 49, ruHbI' unlawful lr..'. y. 1r..,
'tt - h'.-ln'ss their ""mp''1'r. f. Pre-.
'It'i man 'I'r'I EBr' I.riI.l 81 fr.
"n" D~'Urh'l"nr nud bfpDYIi E4f..l
'h' "I'ih'inn ~ ,h' same rthiu', '~,if.-.
'"inIrfn.'r. s!'' ping oar 'pWIaII, j..i
fr'lght nrd i'fEp'Intnr Inc ',iu.urf
railroads "nh Idr' lines. nud f'fh1G, ln
fIiHI" ne combination - il' 'f,'': 20!
,alIou ani shipping buslms lur,r rr,
control, IN ri1'r 10 H!rli uhiIr d.-. i''
irHt!Du
"Ir"sid'n, kp"s"yrl, dlr','rd rIIi. rr ~.
brought ana Iiprr'4ilGur IT, h., lU.|.'.,J
under ih' ami iiItt law. lp 'uf,I,r I'r
Ir"NlSlpiS hghlh., ~" mort prWtIl.l ~
~" Industrial corporations ", rI,-."!
!" lttrhR' ~" pare !pgi Ia" Sud Ne
~" health 81 ~" IubiI'. clean t,Islr'as
m",h"hs ana great ultimate h'u.hi To- rLr
trades lh'WrrIs'h ~ tripmurud,I iir
pasrnp" ~ Il law, whi'h ll' EIlhIran
''uV'uiIru hHr tiU'r h~p''ln,IiI. ~
urrN"i rEiii'iinp ~" fuiul' irsu, ~
r'u' ta ana bonds hy interstate, ran
ways. 10 such ~ may hr h~uihDril.i h.,
f,l. val a 4V 40
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Democratic Plank Discussed.

suggestion 81 IA" Democratic
platform mat trusts hc ended by for
bIhnIhy corporations 10 hold more than
~ per cent. OF the plant ~ any line Of
uiahufacture Is mad yIthout regard TO
lh" possibility ~ enforcement or the
i'bi "vIl IN trusts. 4 corporation rom
IRONING W or % per cent 81 ihc products
may by well known mr'hoIs frequently
erect monopoly and stamp out compe.
n'lun ~ any part Of No country AZ cOrn-
IItI,pf
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Proper Treatment OF Trusts.

MA trusts thould he re-
f'ihlh"h with all III, efficiency Of In
Juh''lF" process ANA inc persons en-
EhH"1 ~ mbintninIhp ruom shpuld be
phnish"h win all tho .r,rrliy Of crIm-
MAJ prosecution IN uId'r that methods
ppiru'h "a The operation 81 their buSi-
m'SS hlihIl u" brought "Ithln ia" Ia W
% h'h'tpy ih'm am ~ eliminate the
"'hl'h 'h"y f"pr"stii from ia" pro-
hiilhH 'dpithI Of ne 'nuntTy would
'hlhiI enormous lOr= and wnuld throw
ON ~ "mployn"n, uyiIndS Of work
hSW'h such "A frsI.' lS wholly un-
necessary To the accomplishment Of the
h''1"h REFORM, ANA a." 80 Iunl"t upon the
lhiIr'cnt ihr create rGnlHhm"nt than
Ippn ia" guilty.
m" ~D"fno"fhti" platform does not
pi"b"S' 20 d"Atrpy ,h' plan Of the trust
h~hysI'aIly. but II Ilppp'"s to do tn"
sam" 'hlnB IN n dIf,I'ui way. The
business OF ms "Ourlfy ~ largely de-
p'hI' upon "A bi"'''il|" system OF
lhflNH Tn busin'.. drn" by many Of
lh' Hp.'hIlcd trusts B.. protected with
~" pih'r business II ~" country.
! Il" IJ"thp'rhtI" pln''pim pr"pDr"s to
iHk' on III" thfin ~ ..l articles COM
ing lblp "Dmp"titipn san thUHc p,u-
by the SO-cnIl'i trusts and -
Ihi tI"m on ia" fIr U-i II such n
= curse would be Utt'iIy drsiru"tIy" Of
men business ~ II b. IuI"ri, Il would
not only destroy ih, if..is. but all Of
I IGlI NfIt He. ,Irnt.,t .H-t.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
ArERRiBLe CONDITION,
Tortured BY Sharp Twinges, Shooting
Pains and Dizziness.

Hiram Center. 5l8 South Oak
street, Lake City, Mimi, y II
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Restoration OF Prosperity.

~"G.ndIaIly business ~ acquiring u
H'HiihI"i tome iIiduaIIy wealth,
DhI'h "hH hrliI'd ~ ,pminY out TO
BE- Ia"I Confidence In security ~ bu"i
ness Iu.'Siu"uis ~ 81 plant al slow
growth ana - ab-OIut,Iy necessary in
"rd'r 'hhl our ia"iOTi"h may ali open
again. "a "fI'i mat our unemployed
mas b''Dm' 'mpIOy"d. and IN order
MA, ~ may again AYE Ia" prpsp"rIiy
mat hHr bi'sr'd Is frr ten y"HrH IA"
Id'uiiy Of IL, interest Of IA" capital
~ ~" infm'I iu" business mnH and
'H' WHP' Gamer IN Ia" r""IiIiy and
pr"hi 81 buH'rliu'ntH "anur b" too
lhfp'E 'mptanIl"d fuDmit to
thp~' most Interested 10 wage "hTncrn,
To- ia'm'ts ruI 49, business men, wh"ih-
81 tho ~IrirOIvEirn IHio ppW'r Of N"
lJo"m'ial' parts with Mr. Bryan 1T
~ h'Hi amt "ItH III" business oDn-
siIu'tDu ihai u openly HivDon,"r as
Il remedy iDr lr'-'Ht evils, WlIl bring
rripfdiIDu 81 ~BiUsD'rity.
"Ihr It'p4bIuIu GO'tTiE" Of prct"c-
tlpu H= d'hnIi'Iy announced by TIA"
I~t'bghItIh 'Du.'ntIOu ms year.. ana
o., rI'.Ip.H '~pu''utiDrE. - that n trTIn
shall h." Iunprr'l On all imported prod.
Hrir, "%h'iu't Of ~ in'i"ry farm or
mine. sli'I,rllj Great 10 equal the
nlt'I'u'r cen IA" cost 81 pfOdu"-
iinu abroad ANA = home, ANA that ms
dlN'r'u'' lDuld of COURSE. include the
dIn'i'u'" 'l"'' ia" higher waE"
iHId IN nos '"yuiTy, ana the wages
i''lh hhfpHi nuh embrace "A reasonable
hfrit to ia" American production.