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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-04
Probate Court Docket.

Docket OF cases ia which settle
ments are due from administrators,
executors, guardians aud curators at
the ensuing May term OF the Probate
Court OF Washington County, Mis-
souri,, commencing on thesecond Mon
day 10 Nav, 1910.
Monday, May 8, 1910-First Day.
J. W. Fl. Silvey, administrator of
Wm. w. Silvey, deceased final settle
ment.
Franklin Tennyson, executor of
John Tennyson, deceased: final settle
ment.
Samuel NJ. Carter, executor Of E. U.
Rice, deceased; final settlement.
Nettie Coghill, administra,r Of
Thos. L. Coghill, deceased; final set
Element.
Charles Corder. executor of Oscar
Simpson, deceased; final settlement
E. L. McOmber, administrator Of
Mrs. NJ. E. McOmber, deceased; tiual
settlement.
Tuesday, May 10, 19l0-Sccond Day.
]. w. Settle, administrator Of Eliza
M. Stra,toD, deceased: final SETTLE
ment.
Chas. E. Summers, administrator or
Maggie Anthony Beatty, deceased ;
final settlement.
Chas. E. Summers, guardian OF Mel.
lie Anthony, minor; final settlement.
Joseph Grenia, guardian Of Clarence
Grenia, minor final settlement.
Jesse L. Eaton, executor OF Joha f.
Cowan, deceased; final settlement.
Wednesday, May II. 191O--Third Day.
II. Walton, executor OF Elizabeth
Walton, deceased; tinal settlement.
J. ]. Key, guardian of Ivey Stone,
minor; annual settlement.
l.. c. Horton, guardian of George
Hickman, minor.
Geo. O. Wilson, guardian OF Walter
Lee Wilson, minor; final settlement.
VIM. B. Ramsey, guardian OF Edith
and Adolph Byrd. minors: annual set
tlement.
Cynthia Hardin, executrix of Robert
Hardin, deceased: annual settlement.
H. Hawkins, administrator OF Law
inia Boas, deceased, annual settie-
ment.
Thursday. May II, 19I0--Fourth Day.
Hugh and Rebecca White, executors
of Thomas S. White, deceased; annual
settlement.
Ambros PhaIes, guardian OF Fred
l.. Phares, ct. al, minors: annual set.
tlement.
Sarah l.. Amonette, guardian OF
Leathy and Eva Lester, Minors an-
uusl settlement.
John Compton, guardian Of Stella
and Roy Silyey, minors: annual settle
ment.
WIN. r. Hunter, guardian Of Rolla
A, Roland c. and Lawrence c. Lake,
minors annual settlement.
In the matter o. the estate of
Dominic Schultz, minor. final SETTLE
ment.
oSSss Ssa;s Of q w..s'ostoD, %,shGos'; IS.
CT, James A. Henson, Judge Of the
Probate Court Of said county and
state, do certify the above to be a true
copy of settlements to be made at the
May term Of the Probate Court, as
fully as the same appears Of record 10
nv Office.
Whereunto l sign my name and affix
the seal of said court this 4th DAY OF
April, 1910.
rc,, JANEs A. HENSON,
lses"i Judge Of Probate.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-04
From present indications

From present indications the
state prohibition amendment is 60
ing to get before the people in
Missouri next November. While
probably both of the leading par
tys will shun taking sides openly
on this question each would prob
ably like to get into the favor of
the liquor interests this year, for
the latter will undoubtedly flood
the state with booze and Doodle
during the campaign, and booze
and Doodle have decided many an
election in the past.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-04
people while they were on the sal
ary list. Champ, old boy, you are
a great critic.

be able in the next election to
throw control of the lower house
of Congress into the hands of the
Democrats, but how such action
would result in any benefit to the
country neither the insurgents or
| their Democratic friends set forth
in any of their speeches. Both,
however, contend that with control
of Congress in the hands Of one or
the other Of these elements a radi-
cal downward revision of the tariff
would be affected, which would re-
suit in lowering the cost of living
to the consumer by letting in the
foreign producer to compete with
the trusts in this country that now
hold a monopoly Of many of the
necessities of life. But just what
the revision of the tariff could do
to prevent the monopolies from
getting control of the imports in
their respective lines or combining
with the foreign producer to sus-
tain prices, nothing convincing has
so far been presented. All things
tend to show that the tariff rising
or falling plays very small part
in the value of commodities under
duty rates. Production of food
products has to large extent Gen.
tralized itself through the comb
nation of capital engaged in this
pursuit, and therefore the source
Of supply is closely controlled by
small group of individuals, who
claim private ownership of these
means Of supply. As long as the
protection of private property rises
paramount to every other consid-
Grafton, there is no power on earth
that can prevent the control of the
cost Of living by these capitalistic
combinations. We might wipe
the tariff out utterly and still it
would have little affect on the cost
of living. 1t might be asked if
this argument holds true. why the
tariff may not as we'll be abolished
altogether9 There are two very
plain reasons-one being that the
government needs an ever increas-
ing amount of revenue; the other,
that it tends to support home pro-
duction and the employment of
home labor. Under the tariff cap.
ital can make as much or more by
employing high.priced American
labor as it could by shutting down
it's industries here and substituting
imported goods instead, which
woold have the counteracting ten
dency Of lowering the purchasing
power of the American consumer,
for it is evident that man must
first of all be producer before he
can be a consumer. But whatever
view you may take Of the tariff
question, whether you are re-
visionist, a stand'patter or q free
trader, you may rest assured that
tariff legislation in any direction
cannot control private property
and the profits of private capital.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-04

In the light of the fact that
Champ Clark halls from Missouri
and is q political product and ex.
ample of the "Old Guard" of the
Democratic party of this state,
some of his remarks upon the Re-
publican party must be taken as
humorous. no matter how serious
be may seem when be utters them.
For instance, the other day he Sc
verely criticised the Republicans
for great waste of the public
revenue by maintaining largely
useless and needless clerical force
in the various departments of the
federal government. Champ sees
this thing through glass darkly,
evidently, only when lie is looking
at Republicans in Office. No one
ever heard him protest against the
Democratic party maintaining too
many of its adherents at public ex
pense. Possibly large amount of
money might be saved by cutting
down the Office force ut Washing
ton and the work done just as well
by those left to do it, with little
more effort on their parts, but such
a recommendation coming from II
Missouri Democrat when one re-
calls the shoals of clerks and en-
ployes that were fastened and fat
tened upon the taxpayers by our
Democratic friends every time the
Missouri legislature met certainly
borders on the Iaughable. Champ
ought to think back to Missouri
and the record of his party here
before he talks out in Washington.
Why during the regime of the
"Old Guard" up at jeff. City DEM
ocratic representatives and senator's
used to enroll their whole families,
even to infants in arms, as clerks,
door.keepers and SO on, many Of
whom never set u foot in the state
capital or did 4 days work for the
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-04

In the past ten or twelve years
the importation of hides has in
creased hundred per cent, and
with hides on the free list the price
of shoes is higher than when they
were dutiable. Let some of our
Democratic friends offer an expla-
nation for this incongruity.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-04

A welI-known magazine writer
intimates that Rockefeller is try
ing to purchase historical fame
with his $500, 100000 charity pro-
position. Why not! In these
days of commerciaIisln every thing
mundane is purchasable, and there
are some who think that money
can obtain warranty deed to a
mansion in the skies.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-04

The appointment by the Prcsi-
dent of Governor Hughes of New
York to fill tAe vacancy in the Su-
preme Court is of course a good
job and pleasing to Mr.. Hughes
friends, but in doing this the
President has thought first of him.
self and his friends. 1t eliminates
Mr.. Hughes as presidential pos
sihilitv.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-04
S1.OO Per Annum.
After all the fruit has been kill
ed over and over, there are now
reports of fair crop in prospect.
Evidently the fruit killer is not so
bad.

1t is said that with the spread of
local option and prohibition the
consumption of beer and liquor is
increasing. This should be strong
inducement for booze manufactur-
ers to support the prohibition
movement.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-04

Given under my hand and official
seal at my office, 10 the city Of Potosi.
this I'd day Of May. 1910.
rC..n JNO. 0. LONG,
l"~' Clerk County Court.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-04
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE
OF PRIMARY ELECTION.
State OF Missouri, lss
County Of Washington, %


County of Washington, %
County Clerks Office.
Notice is hereby given that Pri-
mary Election will be held at the
regular polling places 10 each precinct
of said County of Washington on the
first Tuesday of August, 1910, for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for
the following offices to be voted for
at the General Election to be held on
Tuesday, the 8th day of November,
1910:
For Judge of Supreme Court.
For State Superintendent of Public
Schools.
For Railroad and Warehouse Commits
siouer.
For Represen tatiVe 10 Congress for
the 18th District.
For Judge of the Circuit Court for the
2lst District.
For State Senator for the 24th Sena-
tOrial District.
For Representative in the Genera
Assembly.
For Presiding Judge County Court.
For Judge of the County Court, lst
District.
For Judge OF the County Coun, I'd
District.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
For Judge Of Probate Court
For Collector of the Revenue.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court and
Ey- Otiicio Recorder.
For Clerk Of the County Court.
For Justice of the Peace Breton Twp
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-04

in the volume of currency would
be most convincing. But most Of
US, Republicans and Democrats,
hold that prices are high enough
now.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-03
@eftern MarDIane.Giienbab
geptnnene an 26. Septsmber.
Berldbt Siuensgns-5of:

40 WoraensLgGuea5ne. Saaerstopn. ~R. 4
W. 3d. Wapnesborr, GbdinberSbu-a uno
als9enoriuten Sonntags. Sanced urb Gum.
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llntonsVribye. SrnceOiIe CJre6srid uiio Gn,,
mitsburg. arsaenpmmen GonpiaeS), aSabtes.
boro. Gtamterstnra, Soeerstowr, Sancod.
Gnrberlnho, @ltinS (9ufter Cbferbuitors,
Wag9cnS). 9ie Groftatipu biefes 3ugea ON
Sornta9 III Saget stopii.
2.is Nndhini toss Accommodation nan
Union grio9e.
ALB gntmittaas - S9uensne, SauptItute,
9dgepstuipn. 3anend, SbippenSbire unb,
GiisgeIioniirtef Soiinfass. Greberid urb @M.
niitsbnrg .(RarIorsgSn eeon).
SGglia, a~uSgenuMmen Guuniag.
LOO gForaeiis BORT, D. uto 6, lib. uno
$50 Morsens-Mfonm,o aiion nac 1burnpnt.
2.45 Ndthmitiaas-@rpreb uodi GuSbroof 0Ien,
bon, yort, 9anoper, GETTYSBURG unb .. &
&anooer, e,cttbsbura unb q. unb 8. Nib. .
$50 Experimentation man Sanotsr.
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Gur samtags.
1l,3O NbenoS-Mffoni, nnh Union Bribae.
Nur Eunatngs.. @
9.45 DEMONSTRATION. nnG Union Hrtbae uno
Sdnopes. =:
: &dIt Mot am gennftIpantes srbe, .gobnbpf an.
y, Ncbertiou. Sicesyrdf. II. Sen. s0efndtSf
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-03


2rciunbpicr5ig Nn Gul-
oigun0en mcgcn GrlnnqenS BON
8clO inter Nor'piegellln1 folidler
Sbotldden lpurocn gcItern i'll Der
loro0itlidcn Yoli5eiitntion gcgcll
Den NcAer Salon &. Conan, ulioo
BIG Hon" pon Mr.. SOB, Norb.@ono.
StroBc, crhobcn. Conan culleftirtc
Don 0cidGit@leuten in olcn Stoot-
tbeilen @cIbcr iiir iinNirtc 1Scitpro-
Nronnnlc, mo crit 0cItcrn 1clollg eS
ScrNcant @otdl, i'm feIt5lllebmer.
IaS Gcrb0r iinOct bette Itntt.
Sn Maibingtnn per6af-
tet. Sic bier perntlltblidlclt
nNcggmcr." melhe an @cibnodtS.
Nbeno ocn @eloldrunf III bcnl Eoit-
ante 81 Sofc Holuno iprcngtcl ulo
500 itablelL iinb IN Mnibington
perboitct mproen. @ieiige @ebeint-
poli5iiteu begoben iid) nadl @aib-
illgton ullo ibentiii5irtcn bic Irrc-
itantcn dis ihllcn befunnte DOcgg.
mell."
Gbcurcr Subtritt. = Snt
Supcriorgcrid)t murbe geiteru Ser
Eolc @lobialollS EoBlns5np sur
3oblling elmer Shoheicriubiummc
Don $3.50 OH Ocn 9 Sabre oltcn ano.
ben Tbilipp Nuifobrt pcrurtbeilt.
Ter Yolc bottc Dem anaGsn ongcb-
LID eincn Trtbtritt periebt obnc ir-
gcnO meldc llriahc bo5ll gebobt 5t
boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-03

ciner icbr QroBen Thcilnobnle. Gci
Giinitlcr nuroc' III Ebitooclpbin &c
boren, gr mi0imetc lid crit in relic.
MotlleSoltcr gang Dem mllitolilbcl
@crllt III bcnt c9, inn bod bcitintulI
iuor, bic bohItc Stllfe Der &ilnitlcr.
id)nit at ertlimmcn, Sein Hrogroumj
fir Oiciea Gon5ctt lit inlofcrn pcr
beionoerem >SiteteIic, OILS Der Gor'
5ertgebcr mr. 9ieocr in en9liibc;
Sprohc brin1t. Iic mciiten ocriel
ben linb 5u elgliidem Cert conlpo.
nirt uno guar o%ornebnllid) pon amt-
rifoliiihen Gomponiltcn.
Gin &ippp0rnmc ii Gol
timtnrc. - 8citer1 lit cin Gnntrufl
nbgeihIoiicn moroell, nud) pcldlcr
mubrenb Der 9aieboQ.S ailon I'M
fontlncnbcn Sommcr ollf Dem @oic.
ball EloBr Gin Nippoorpnc crrittct
mcrbell ipll. ipo ees Nben0s &pritcl.
ln19en 9e0cbcn lpcrben iutlcn. DC
WorItclllmNcn loaen Wittc Sllrli PC
1illncl mo 5cbn @odcll bcibcboltcll
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Wit DEM Nippobronle loa olld) Gin
GROCER Cirrus p%crbunben mcrben. IS
meroGt 5ruci Nrobe @iibnen iiir oics
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Itclllln9en inllcn IbenbS S llbr bcNill.
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5000 Ecrioncn porbotocn ieilt.
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lit obgebrohen, gebnlihe Atadrldl,
ten fomn1en aus plleueS rten an oenl
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pnnio.Sofn" brei SUB aHlter @alier
mo oller @obnnerfchrs nit Dep!
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Ma'Icr rn1o uicle 9eipohner Der lic-
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belt aebrod)t. Gas ,Gisboot bon @ol'
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bert lporoclt, rnt sort elmer Stmnlng
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leitt Die 0robe Bride Der u9nlti-
morc.S bio.S o6n" in @efdbr fommctl
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@ettcr Dem Gissaiige telo Elm elloc
modlcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-03

'#.t.
Ser Can't oea &diicra. 49,
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0cS 0GUltidcn &ric0crbmOc3 uol
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idcn &onllllnt 0nS nnhitchci1o(
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ScinCr Moieit0t oca aoiierS u,0 So.
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rollibin bot GpngreBmitNlicb George
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Baltimore Sampf-Snfct-Gompaanie

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bongiafcit crflGrt bobcr. Sic Ont
pfongcr Der grieie limo Die ~iolgcnben
8lrnlen: Or. 4. 8. Strcctt, Centre.
lnO GolucrtitraBe; Gitp Stcom 9ott,
ling @orfa, Ebillips Bros, Gromn
@ottling @orfs, Sobn :. SunocrS
rllo Soprence 4. gIbert.
Sam 9na0ig n.--Sarrp
gsbel bon Nr. 301, Gyctcritrabe,
ipuroe bon Srn. Charles Golf, einem
Sn'pcttor iiir WaBe ullb @elpidte,
perboftet, lpeil er gum Wieiien BON
@ooren ell obgeidgtcs Yedmob &c.
braiifte. aobi @ronnon ltroite bcil
arrritontcl Inn $50 ulb Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-03
auesbalb Iranen pou ibrcn
sMdnarrn uerl0Geu lueroen.
Gin grsRcr Eru5cutiat Dpn GbSiuiNiscn
gerlniiens Der Srauen icitcnS ibrcr
OGttrn nuo SdIcinnusen inn
enf peiblidJe 2eincr
5triid5ufii6rcn.

So ionte better St9 GUi MD oeaebcr BADEN.
I'd mar rant uno Ietoeno. g}ur cine Srnu
Tam i%riiic!t, iptc i6 lit. Sd mar rei5bnr. SO
ionHie meitem Gntttn MID Die Satin Iein.
hte t0 iein ioute. ga er Gin Idnr, lonrtc CT
mi@ ni4t o%eri.abcn. 2Gtr girael nab uno mad
auSeinnrbcr. @r fu6tc lid 3eritrcuunecr cuber
benz 9oulc. G6Iiebli1 6Iieb u1S ni0to arberes
iibriG els cine Gbeiouna.
8ic5 lit bic trolri9c Gef6idtc bon odt nnS
lenhe bon perlulicnel Sruucu. Ole uidht Geiuole,
Den. lpiflcr, Woa Die iDirI!ilbe lriaGt ibres
2eiolus 1T.
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~ a Of re ! d) limm & I q y.
rung in Der W o II M entcns
itabt, - &r. Sulius Ginger. Der
iid porilbergcbenb in Baltimore onis
h1lt unb i'll Atr. 1913, Horo.Sreberid.
StraBe. logirt, benollert Den Serluit
ieincr llbr inn @erthc ppn $25. Gr
rllbte lid geItern iriib gcgcn / llhr
olif Der Sreppc bcS &ories Hr.1120,
gliceannoitroBe, cinigc Sl~u9enblidc
aus, oils Elm n1d)tlihcr Mnnocrcr
noriiber fam itlb miiien ipolltc, iuic'
biel Die llbr geid)lagen. Sr. Ginger
5og icinen 3citmeiier ans Der Soihe
1lnb sab in bofliditer @eiie Die &c.
piinihte gusfunft. 3um Can't Do
fir rib linn Der 5rageiteler Die llbr
iueg linb perid)nanb III Der Gnnfel'
belt.
Gincn 9einbrud) erlitt
Ser 43 Sabre alte Hobert 6. 8ilion
bon Nr. 1912, Sadionitrabe, seitern
in benz SoI5boie bon V. g. Gill II.
Sobn, inbem CT bon eiiiem Stiide
@aubols getrofien iunroe. Gr lprroe
nod iciner @obmlng gcbrad)t.
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Seht Guer uertransu 1T Frau
Miller.

Grar Mtler b~erIanGt ntdt, iGr aiiiS Sort
81 gIaubei, ionbcrr MID eo icocr 2eioerbci
~bcpeiier. Gcrn CTR nit ir9cuo eincm ueiDIi.
den 2ciben bcgaitct icio, 70 ibidt ben Goupon
per @oIt an Jrau Cora y. @iiQer, Qotpmo,
Sub. lle6er5cuat Guh ieIbit uifT Soften bon
Sruu Nttuer, nab oirlea puncerhurc Sctlmiis
lei sud ilrirt. SDiebt IS MID nui. f6Idt ocl
aoupor ieEt.
Wicin g9ort. oab meife Sau36ebanolung Gu6
lnieblbnr BON Srauenfrnnfbeiicu oocr sd
morrpuinen BELT, beinot uidts, glbcr ipeniI meil
9Sort u1o Wtebi5in ti9 dui t~nuiciioe ben 5raieii
iiiht. 20 lit Dies Cit HlleuoD0rcr Velueic. "
aibi lnni1 eit Gountu ohet ctn iIeine3 9ori,
III. Sd Sipurg iie utAi, i1etne Wichtitrcn IN
neDmen; fle rnbln iie nus tretenl '2SiGierL, nnb
ie pnroe ha6llrd aehetll, Shr tttl1t Snd icrc3s
nal uut Gin loIdeS miifiCl p~crlOiier. SGncioet
MIR hell aoiipon Deuie ulfs. ibidt ihn 0eilte
rno ii0er5elat Glld, luie ole mpIlperbnre ge'
b~unolung lpirIt.
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MaraIauS &genulaIoania.Gii.uSat.

7.45 @crm.-gorI, auSa. Gonn.aa.
eos &ornt-stndt Delta, nur eunutdo.
$40 Gotni-gah NeInir. ansa. Gpnntda.
1905 Tahn.-gam BeIair, auSa. Samitds
uno Sonntaa.
t.S0 gadbm.-9a6 WeIair, MIR eamrtao.
3.t5 Nahm.-s.an Worf. aiisa. coming.
105 Gnhm.-Mn6 NeItd. MIR Gonnfne.
600 Nbbs.--gah leila, ausa. Gonntaa.
100 Mbhe.-N16 Della. Hnr epnntda.
11.l0 HbbS.-3laA HeIair. auso. S0uftae,