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The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-04-18
ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE CASH IN ADVANCE.
Sheriff:
MACK STUBBLEFIELD.

ment once year, the pub
fishing of the proceedings of the
board of equalization and the
publishing of ditch notices.. All
that is necessary is for the coun.
ty court or the county clerk to
do to comply with the law is to
select some newspaper that, in
their Judgement, will serve the
best interests of the people con-
cerned in the publication and to
see that such publication does
not cost over 81 90 per go ems
for the first insertion and 30
cents for each subsequent inscr-
tiOn.
If any one doubts this. we will
publish the detailed opinion of
AttOrney-General Major cover
ing same.
We are not saying this to die
tate to the county court, and not
by way of complaining. We
have always been the county
courts friend and hope we shall
always have occasion to remain
so. We appreciate the work
given us by the previous county
court, Il part of the election
printing two wears ago, and
since no law requires the coun-
tvs printing to be done at star
vatiOn prices or to give one hog
giSh publisher the advantage
over all other publishers and to
the disadvantage of the public,
we hope that hereafter the cuun-
ty court will avoid binding itself
by a contract which the law does
not require, and let each piece Of
printing as the best interest OF
the public demands. and if it
concerns more the interests of
the central part of the county,
the south part or the north part,
then publish it in a Caruthers-
willie. Steele or Hayti paper, as
the best interests appear.
We ask nothing from the coun-
ty court nor from any county of.
ticer that is not right and fair
and just, and any little favor
they can cast this way will DC
appreciated.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-04-18
THERE'S ANOTHER SIDE.

1t Is not nearly so easy
to graft an individual as it is
a county -Caruthcrsvillc
Democrat.
This is evidently slap at
the county court of 1910, Judges
Brashor, WilkS and Henderson,
and county clerk TinSlcy, who
arc all honest and honorable
men, but were led into an error
in the division of the election
printing. If the Democrat will
refund to the county it may en-.
able us to collect the balance of
SSS.T1 the county is still due us
for election printing. Our YER
sion of this affair has never been
published, but can be, at any
time, with data, correspondence
and evidence, to prove that we
were legally authorized to do the
work, and that we did not insist
on the payment of this SSs.T be-
cause the Democrat had already
presented its bill and got away
with the money in fact, the
Democrat got its money before
"" put in appearance. and we
came up SSS.77 short, as ii kind
of a compromise, which Pcmiscot
county is justly and legally due
us. But we are not complain.
ing.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-04-18
ABOUT COUNTY PRINTING

A prominent member of the
county court writes us:
Now, some time ago |
saw in your paper something
said about the county print
ing. Now, the court has
tried to be fair with all, and
the county printing will be
let again at the May term of
court, and all will have Il
chance
1t is clear from the above that
the gentleman has either Dccn
mislead by some one, or has mis-
taken the position of the Herald.
BY referring to our remarks he
will see at a glance that our re
marks applied only to the COUN-
TG OFFICIALS, and not to the
county court, and he will see
that we said that the COUNTY
COURT HAS ALWAYS TREAT
ED US FAIRLY. He will see
that we have always defend
ed the county court and been a
friend to it. He will see that our
remarks had reference to the
sheritf's $ Office and to other Offices
that give out much printing and
advertising, over which the
county court has NO CONTROL
But we will not bid on the
county printing. We have oul
own fixed advertising rates, and
the citizens of our county have
never asked us to do their work
at less than the cost of produc
ton, and that is what bidding
means. We do not blame the
court and do not cenSure it fol
having the work done as cheal
as possible, but we do blame any
newspaper for taking the work
at IA price below the cost of pro
ductiOn.
Now, for the enlightenment o
the county court, we will poin
TO the fact that the county print
ing does not have to be let b,
bids and the law does not requir
it. That is entirely Il discretion
any matter with the county cour
or county officers. When an,
public notice on advertisement i
to appear in county paper it j
the duty of the county court t
take into consideration the circu
lation of the paper, the numbe
and class of people it reache.
the nature of the notice and tn
benefits that will accrue frol
the use of space in ii ccrtai
newspaper.
The law says nothing abol
letting the printing to the lowe,
bidder and il intends to sa
nothing about it. The law leave
the matter entirely to the juds
ment of the county officers.
Under the law there are onl
three or four matters known q
county printing. They are ii
publishing of the financial stat
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-04-18
Saw Mill For Sale.

We have for sale at Braggadocio,
a good saw mill. This mill is
good as new, now cutting lumber with
edger and cutoff saws, stationary 25
b. p. boiler and engine. Must be sold
in 30 days. We can take part cash,
balance on time. Apply TO Davis &
Faris, Braggadocio. 20tf
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-04-18
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

We are authorized to announce the
following as candidates for nomina-
ton to- office, in l'emiscot county, Mo-,
subject to the action of the primary
election, Aug. Il, 1912.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-04-18
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

We are authorized to announce the
following as candidates for nomna.
tion to- office, in PemiScot county, Mo,
subject to the action of the primary
election, Aug. q, l9l2.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
CandleIiaht

In domestic lighting for nearly the
first half OF the last century candles
held undsputed sway The bell Is
rung, and Mary brings in candles, a
pair OF mod, IN tall brass candlestickS
brightly polished with Snufiers on a
tray sharp brakca snutfers Of steel,
with laws that oponod md shut with q
snap and something sinister in their
appearance There were plated can
dlcsticks and shutters. too tor occa.
sions OF state win silver branches
that suggc, ted the spolIs OF Jerusalem.
but there WINS also amp a stately
edlhce Of hrnnZu That lowered over
the family rirr'p AZ times and shed a
generous and genial light when so in
clined But what n demon II was to
smoke and t0 >ihri And II would
burn Whrn It rouIrs ended To burn
~ ut. nothinv uu the vert finest
sperm uu uta 'AouunS price pei gai
Ion lOuln a. 1br
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
silsnt Wisdom.

Keep stiIl When trouble Is brewing
Keep still Even when slander Is get
ting on his legs. keep still When your
feelings are hurt, keep still-ull you
recover from your excitement at any
rate Things look differently through
an unaHtAted eye
DR. Burton relates how once In q
eommotion he wrote letter and sent
n and wished be had not. "In my later
years" be said, ~ had another com
motion and wrote q long letter, but
nfe had rubbed a little sense into me
and | kept that letter In my pocket
against the day when could look II
over without agitation and without
tears / was glad did Less and less
II seemed necessary to send IL was
not sure II would do any hurt, but In
my doubtfulness leaned to reticence
and eventually II was destroyed
Time works wonders Wait till you
can speak calmly. and then you will
not need 10 speak maybe
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
uuN NAllnn NJ, NAMiln
Tuit NiDi ruinipitNr

pAltlMuur mb d rbomaa
nllaf Matshall anvetpo, ot Tho alalp
~ Nllana wpa numInalad hf Tho
democrats lu convention al baltimore
~, Wise ptoaldent ol iha uNltad
ntatua ihu nomination hulna made
oN lha aarrud hllol The ntat bal
lai showed that Mhahell tod Then
pama an ettumpt uN ,he part ot aowe
uf Jhe laloaa,ua Iu suspeut the
ruies au lhal . aauoni hallot Voult
hp nuue. .osaa, bul u oas oppoaet
novpvst go Tho seooNt hallut Il Waa
ahoNU that Marahpll vna au,o to WlN
e0l ,pO4posamaN uunhes leatsr ot
iho Wlleoh mtuea oaNsultet With
uuau rhe NehWseau nodded ao
aulpsoeNve aNt tluahea demanded
uN,NlWous .m1tNJ that tho nomlna
tioN he mNie m avvlametloN
No,th naNola ohleotet aNt tho
tMi vAs o,tetet M ptooeed rheN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05

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return pss e zGSs Dla''Dfm C0a-
si1sftsE fsiDfmsfs ihsT Difks1 ot
Wilsgf ss man ~ ne hogf." shf
ran him Niis9a pss slseisd bat
me bossss soDn psfs lsf ~ bslisvf
ibsi ibsy hsl "Dleks1 . lemon" ~.
NJ sDDbsf 1ii "prsry" have hls lonz
lean Legs nrmlv Sntpissd about ibs
zGysrhGr's chair fBbZs than h. be-
gan lDHfiy ~ isfY Hs dsnsd me
bosses he 1shsd ne corporations he
d1nsG svsrTbody wbils ths dsfylag
pas Eood. hsi he made pDlss that
VAS heard throughout The country
This tims phsD you csp DiaT POI.
mrs AMI fo0l The people has g0nr
br." was ons ~ Governor Wilson
pislltudss on The night hs accepted
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
WOODROW WllNL

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Dsissalss surrounded bin sRd grasp
~ hls bsea sHi psila1 him an Tho
haas
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~ ptdsf The Baltimore ppll'n
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delegates ~ 10 faim and lake lhalt
aasla. bni u vas sons ilms bafDfa any
ssnlebts 0eHid bs beafd A. lssl
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f0fu
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W lia hplUs natipd undsr The rule
lhal require unanlmuuu onnaanl We
want tnli Hail au thal Mlaapulls
vUla uan hp recorded go this hallol
uf uld ohamp oiafb
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05

\ er'>st MNay ryNNne ,a'aSipe TIA,
tSr scofs ~ 3vwe,vis sui pa,,eys are
eocVN oN tJe AAe ~ Nnauy ant
svscvtal slVeNamv Rpt this $ ~,
N 10 Toe WSAiaS " these NNs>sls
tAey ~ cs>t o Sea t-,r' c,l'tec i>,-
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
oLa rire S mole Manners.

Richard Ecelvu VINO DIED IN l70N.
lament, ~ MS diary the vanishing OF
"the simple manners thuJ prevailed IN
his younge' days Mem ne says.
"courted and chose their wives for
their modesty trugalty keeping at
home. good uousewifery ana other eco.
nomica virtues then M reputation The
virgins aud young ladies OF that golden
age put their hands to the spindle, nor
disdained they the needle were obse-
Quious aui helpu 20 heir parents, in.
structed IN the W'ugrrv of the family
and gave preSag-, 90 maSiug excellent
wives Their retirmpntS were devout
and religious BOOKS gu1 their recrea
lions In the diStilmfur the knowledge
OF plants ana their virtues for the com
fort OF their p0ot ue,shbOrs and use OF
their family wNl'0 wholesome. plain
diel anu Sll,uru puySlc preserved In
perfect health
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
Aaaa Goo oolrIor of +Ims.l,.

Wordsworth ,Ou>idrred The Excur
don his he>' nn-nl aud next to II The
White Doe ot RylStlue de once
said that when dv .-S, thought seri
ouSly o, beiug ioei ne io1Sed into
himself % S,~ SOW he was 1tted for
the work NUd Setmei to ind there
that drst great g,tt, the vital souh" a
Statement; Which shows that whatever
other people may think OF him. he had
a paSSaoly fair opinion OF himself. De
frequently expressed his opinion OF his
own poetry and once said that be had
videaed the doUNn of the Doet over 3
whole aeld t-~U 4 irr,Nlaimao,a
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05

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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05


NNM YORK July s. Nowwout.
ms on Nilsonu nomination ,Ae NcW
NerN Cmes ,odsy SAYS
The democratic party p tae nom.
mat'on ot Woodrow Wilson Is no.
born lt viii Ne re,osouod is Ntu
eeyowe eto'eNt U wl, Ra,e oaco
more 'Ne 1ooodoo'e ot Sac people.
The H'w'oauop W Wilson MI. aai,e
'0e party '' Invites We may almost
a'> U commands the reUyo %
prosperity !, reduces Mn Goose,elts :
N''t 80 the proportions ot a tcp.N,t
van quarrel
FNe NNt'd l'e vii, DO ,ae ayst
N'0s'd'e' ~ 'ae V"''"d states IA a
See'y''''o To- So 'H'o e'Noe oNtos
lawns tN aoeNh eNtepi so tee Amec
''Ae DeNe'e ana endeg oN'Naaoa 80
eN's'es eNNeP' 'ee SsNegs' welfare
"N'era'r Wilson's NNm'es''Ne means
''e '''' '' 'Ne Mss Is N'er
HeNvsVs AmereAe The New
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
DO you play croQuet -Four. six
aud etsht ball sets at Crsmer Bros


A reCrptly published work on the
secial conditions % the last century
reminds Us taat to,uSers were Invent.
ed by the ,WAe ~ Wellington. who
wss called aroo q, pay = heavy price
for hts tcmNrjty Nca. We are told
hSh,d themselves intr fury AZ Sar
uiens tast N>Iuted ali ,ess to CON
mNo 'vrel The graduates ot the an.
ver>,NNN Wvoy NWSs>l ADMISSION ~
dinWS 2t. suI ,cS,>' VIta the leteSt
- 'goe>c-> We..r tJe ,-Nu puAs alm
scl' was r> ..Nnt f~,m Almsc&'s whea
b. N-'&cnr>' hu>ct wear,aS his net
sN'mNsttNU> NDt tae c,nluernr Of
NtjN''N'o wS> r't N ne r,,>i>ttd In his
ft- SNN'r, js>N tI co0lurr,nE public
NsNn.n roNcV MAS >omethlnS sbou,
av Nata.A.@> tt3t N,MmeNlcI them
~ Roe ~ rsu,J Npi % the masses.
sa' Nv nave yvvc Nrsr,nS tNem ever
S.a,v
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
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IT, nsr1g B0@f TD5g1r=Eksfs oao .
Ere se.ss o; DosrrT Il 121iag p-sess
!. sor,ts Lfrea &c tEs Trs1sTzsi
,ss-s hs p.scs WITH rstotcsz Il the
ssvs u Usssb,s<abeiti isb@.dsbssch
bsfls II, ia ram" sys 9 c-p%
Town erekzngs. With spezks Of isi
SIRE zhose gentle Irritation 70 the
Thirsty tfsveieT 10 rest dttis oy the
srook Densath the cDol shade Of the
tree calls gp a. oncs the thought Of q
gTeeu oasis II q dr. and barren land
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
Tn. un.o.n.s Letter.

What doe George say In bis let
tsrT
"Oh. the usual lot Of nonsense-un'
dying loye. eternity despair and all
the rest Of II"
What are you going % do about itr
-Oh. return # unopened. my dearF
ILLUSTRATED Bin
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05

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no. WiIsDb hgbi pas fDsdafisi iiis
s1igb ~ bfssFisE apay ifDm bls
state Instructions I'm ihs speaker. he
'apss its lsiisf bad fsfsiysd tbs spD
pDfi ~ 1ammhHy, pas lhs kfsai
dfhmail' srsbi ~ HE convention
fG1pisG Vim HE i0fnng through ~
NE AMI Morgan Ryan Belmont Npr
Dbg resolution anG his DDsb 1snund
allDe ~ lhs money trust. bs snsblSd
lbs Wilson men ~ csmsni lbslf
Times so ibai af oil Tines ibsy we're
wonderful nghilnE unll
n,yan Dl,s.lsd Convention plghi
hui nfyan vas merely tho general
In command The strategic moves
we're The work ~ eolsfis ~ Young
democrats VIM are certain ~ prove
HE factor IN Tho party In The I'm
mediate future
Congressman A NJ Palmer ~
Pennsylvania. John liugbas ~ New
iafsay. nob Henry ~ 1asns hanptor
on ~ Tennessee. Senator uofe ~
Oklahoma Tho latter ono ~ Tho best
lwo nalrd nHhlnfH that ever delight
ID lhs hpar In % parliamentary hnl
llp although blind nnd a fow 9th
ofH wnru tho mnn who became a per
furl political machine with Tar less
than lhiId ~ tho delegates In their
uamp ihuHn mon devoted all ~ ihelt
energies ~ Tho outset 10 preventing
tho nomination ~ clark on Tho 1rHl
Tow ballots Opposed hy Tho pormn
mont chairman ollie James senator
eloOt from Kentucky, who utilized ey
ory parliamentary lrloh he honornhly
,ould 10 ali the clark forces Tho IN
ilr hand ~ Wilson men nlhtnl Tor
tho Individual delegate
Tho real campasn n vas stated
viii not hs opened ror ain weahn
Meanwhile tho committee to notify
Wllann, " witch Ollle James Ia chair.
man, nnd that Witch viii notify Mar
shall ot vhlrh iudRe Alton II Parker
10 The head viii consult tho conyen
lanuh ot The candidate 40 to when II
viii ho advisable formally to present
tho notification ot Wllaon rhla In
u,pedot to he Within q month aud
uotomur Wlluon'H speech viii no tho
ke,nota of hls tampel4N
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05

AsbsI t..sfTin- ~ less,..-a..
what a TIE d-snirioo OF ate'ubr,.,,
NsheTs Fsth-r~Ny ehild. ro'ubrs,, ,
: Distinguish feature % T1ur "a,
yhen On account o. s-ssut b1ssns., !,
fairs dOnt haTpe1 10 reach -
until after 2 0e.Ork II the morui,,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05

A. g. aggressive ara T. - 3
.s.<1sts q. ~ .z4f< ;ie1st r.
Niss. 1st.fsilY Eoslz 12Ts -sttsf
-Essss n ~ ,TIz'sasiTs 1s.le'z's
fs... rsitx ~ t.s esl1-s, tazl s-7
nix msr No va ,TDr1i.s1t i- fss
.saysss ss'oss TIE gslfizsTs soETsz-
~. IN WlsDa re D,51slsg Dzr7g
.as lsat ma fsmDsiz. ~ mrat
5lpsrfsl ssii - srzDf be eo1h
year ina, "a republican fzetloaz.-
lsm. y tssfs f. 1rs "a, that az
70 ,sss,rsts4 behind that bo'rows1
,saf NJ mali. % u he fans ssah oi
no Gsm,efatlc cslil1siss
me 8.A The triangle "a nor
eDmJlsts, asisss Oys,sr Bay retreats.
Meanwhile. pha,hVsr cogrss ROOss-
ys,t nay Dsfs4s under The drcam-
stances The Baltimore convention
hss named tAs mat dangerous demo
eratl- competitor the rsDIblicsn tie
bet could confront ana hsG put him
IN a platform brOad enough " war
rant an extremely radical cons,r1c-
llon. ~ 70 doing r. has thrust On
Ion ~ n Taft the undivided hon
NJ NJ representing 10 the campaign
~ 1912 the sansr IDEAS Of progrsss
gOFrON, July 1.-The poston, luke
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05

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u Wpa aa q LAWYER lha, Woodrow
Wllnuu madp hlu ntat bow to the
WorM pni "a president ot Princeton
he bevpme morr WideN known hut
u wea as y ratermer that no achieved
tho lmeltAh,. aNd IL Nap reform that
landed hm m tho New lerae, soyey
nots thair
Mn m Waupton Nusmh no
yemher IS tSad. ha Waa thrlaIened
rhomas Woodrow Wjlsop hut In hia
Youth No yW oG tho rhomaa' he,
oNUse a. he said he wanted ta use
oNlN cue Ohme aNj rhomaa W WU
spN Would have beea tao common.
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m tStA No p,ay,Doed law mr twe
NVers m ATLANTA Ueorsls, before he
Ne1ame aN educator Tie tAusNt ATS.
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05

II half the time spent in alnlss
ooking around on shopping trip hu
been spent in studying the ads =
part Of the shopping trip would han
been wearisome
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
EH.-t of n. cIin,..

Ms Money Bags II hear you sn
spent 8 great deal Of your In. ,
ltalyi Ms PaTenD-Oh. ye. II
dear; we're quite italicized ,-Princs,,.
Tiger
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
The A-oe~ssrt.

Brewer saws ,ae sigu & Is csrlA,
sndecS, amnF-S or smnrus" II Is
sometimes ca,,,j ~saor, ani 10 old.
en- times H wsS S-N~va IS sr7a-ssnd
but toNt wN-i 'NuS scN fan inro dis.
use IL j. S,mpy c,nrrsctei snd
rapidly uSle ioym o. toe lat'n et The
name aNpecSani IS derived from and
per sss ani"-,hat Is. Sin.le symh,l
wh'ch 10 itSet : and AmnsrSspi
meaning 4, 5 usei tn cnantec u o,
Adam FsNie~ C>l9l. at>o in p,An
In Punch % Apc,J Il. lNN The ost
stSns u ,ae rNem alluded 70 i a.
follows
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
MIsCELLANEOre

STRAYED--Bay horse, right ear
split, branded Xxx and lazy on
nip; has bell on and shod all
round. Last seen on Applegas
road near Ruch. Anyone knowing
whereabouts please notify w S
Coutant, Grants Pass, Oregon. 2t
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05
FOR sALE-Team. harness and wag

FOR SALE-Team, harness and wag
on, plow, harrow, cultivator, cen
trifugal pump, portable, gasOine
engine and wood saw combined
four passenger auto, blacksmith
outfit and household goods. all for
sale cheap, and farm for rent a
W. Ellis, three miles southwest Of
Grants Pass, on New Hope road.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-05

RANNIE. the plumber, Ia ready u
any minute to repair your plumb
ing 500 H street. TelephOns
l40-R l-2.t