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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-26

mortgage and hereinafter described
AZ thu mont ddor ut tho e0tft .hhAeN,
Ii tho City OF DiAtnAtdk, nNtlNikh
County. North Dakota, at tho houf VI
9 o'clock D. H., Oh tho 2hd day otttso'
vothbnr. 1919, to satisfy thu amount
ohauch hantteAso on the Any 81 n4lc,
The ptAnuhaA An4etlbea III alchi mott.
'gake and which Will DO sala t8ss6Vtiafy
me sAn1S are described a. sfol)o~a,
|tn,Wit.
Tho Southwest Quarter (SW. Ia
|or Section Nineteen usl 10wnshlp
Ono Hundred F0rty-fonr ll4AJ. Range
Snvcaty,soynn C77).N Containing Ono
Hundred Eorty.two and i59.100 (l42
$4,000 acres, moro or leRs according
~ tlle government strvay thereof,
which hreMtscs arc situatcd IN said
Rnrleleh County.
Tho assignee OF tho MORTGAGE, by
virtue Of tho provisions contained In
said mortgage, has paid taxGa amount.
Ing to $4,000 on Hcptenfber 3rl. 1912.
There Will he due on such mortgage
mn tho date OF sale tho sum OF
Sl0SS,21. principal and Interest duo
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aaEtshss5LE&Eg f-++f-rrtn 3,f. 2t6fE%% .g.44, EEA1E.sl.
less than the appraised value. and in no
case. for lessttian ten dollars per acre. The
purchaser. shall pay one fifth Of the price IN
CASH r and the retaining four ttifths as tol-
lows: f.
One fifth ii. Eye years one fifth on or
tie expiration OF ten years, and one-
fifth on or before the expiration of hftccn
and one.ffth, ron or before the cxpira-
ton Of tytnty years, with interest at the
fate 81 r9t less tthan five ;tsr cent per an
nun payable. ~anrisially in advance; provided,
tiSy shaii be made at al Interest paying
dntc ard one : years interest in ADVANCE
snail be- Maid on all money 80 paid. AL sales
shall be held ;attssthc, county scat OF the
COUNTY In which the land tb2 be sold is. sit,i-
atcd, and Shall bcs at public auction and 70
The highest bidders after sixty days ndvcr-
~tIseiriet1t Of the same III q IeWsnapcr stof gen
tral circulation in Gthe vicinity Of the land
to dc sold. and one at tho 5scnt Of govetp-
4 q . s,ss;s,, Sse a,,b bls;SS g sssa se a hass ees Il
ct opc.qYaytEr section; and those sub.
divided Iii Tue smallest Subdivision. All
taHdSa designatsd fUf sale ard mt sold within
Two gears after appraisal shall. be reapptalSed
bafofcYiT they rafcs bld. NosRgrAnt or patett
for such lands shall issue lintil. payment Is
made for tue same ; prnvided5 that the land
contracted ~ pe. sold BY the state shall be
TO Taxation from the date Of con-
In case the taxes asSgsscd against any
;,b,, S st9I. ;AA Hgae sl (8f s,ly ~ s 6eto, Ss1n u IN laag foI1
lowing yea, Their ,iiereNpon the. contract OF
saic- tor such lands shaili if the hoard OF
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Of tho rcglstcr or decdR in, and Tor
hnrlelEft Comfy, North lDAk0lA On
tho nth day Of June, 1908. and Wan
tccorAcl Ia Book 81 OF AorteAgos, OH
base "a. and assigned ~ lAid North
efr, Land ~ Investment Company IL
A. s. rfiffnAt by AZ inAttninehte N
writing dated June is, 1906. and te;
corded. IL thu Office o. tho rAkietcf OF
deedss Of aald nurlccf county, on
June 90, 1905, Ia nook ~ nt MQrtSaacr
at pa9H $50, and ASSIGNED BY said
A. r. pfnlncr to +. !. rl1nor by Aii
Instrument in writing. dated. Anglint
2stl, 1908, and recorded In tho Office
or Tho register OF deeds OF sald Bur
leigh County. on tho Lat day Of Novem'
bnn 1909, in Hook al OF Assignmcats,
a. page Sc. and assigned by said +.
j. fAtner to A. II. Palmer by an in
strument In, writing, dated August
9Th. 1919, and recorded In tho ONCE
OF tho register Of deeds OF said Bur
leigh county on the srd day Of Sep,
tcnlbev, 10l2, In Hook lilo Of Assign
ments, at Page IL, will be toreclose'l
by a sale of tho premises In said
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Default havinG occurred In tn

Default havinG occurred In the
terms and conditions OF the tnottsagc
hereinafter dcAtftbod In account Of
mo failure OF tho NottssSor 10 make
tho pAyinshta due THEREON IN accord.
anco with tho terms thereof, on &C.
count Of which the ASSIGNED OF the
Hortaagce Inns declared and hereby
does declare tho whole sum covered
by said mortgage immediately due
IND payable. Notice Ia Hereby div
a.. That that certain mortgage exc
cnted and delivered By John I. Royce.
inslc, Of Ainswotth, W~ashinEton
County, Iowa, nlortgaEor. to NoftherR
Land & Investment Company, u cor
poration, Of st. Paul, Ramsey County,
Minnesota. mortgakee, dated on Tho
9th day OF April. 1908, which mort
gage was filed for record In the oillco
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~ fFtFE|H lstH jSlgHN EH -..HtEf4HF
university and school lands 50 determine. be.
come null and ~ybid. Any lands under the
provisions of Section l5S Of the Constltu-
lion Of the State nf North .Dskota that have
sspt Is ID interest, is provided sS further, tlKa.
my. school or Institution lands that may BE
silss.. clllIcb. sifls eenicntteryy. sizes, sites tor
piblic PARIS. fair srolads, oiblie hishways.
railroad right OF way, Or for other railroad
ase, Of swatsr fof irrigation Sdfaaiil, bitches or
Irrigation dihtel,esj, aud lands that ,spay be re-t
.thc fight III t,ninent domain anay be cxcr,.
ciised undo, The constitution and thc laws 81
der the provisions oft this .s%cctiotl,f altd stall
In advance. atss.tLc lime Of, sale or. 1t any
time thereafter, and. patent issued therefore,
when princtpal and interest are 'paida
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Of tho Judges OF stici Supreme, Court.
Dr. ~ Rcsoltva BY lflhlc Senate of tic STATE at

Noyh. !ldsofn me iiohSe or sf1'fPffSeNIa
&, tists Conrurylnc: 4.
The following amendment to the C.onstiti-.
tion..of tho State Of North D1kdta albptcd
~ tie Eleventh 'Ectkiative hssefnkly OF thc
Of North DsEota, aud BY, it retsrrel
tb The Twelfth Legislative Assembly .locHf said
STATE for approval .! rejection, Is hereby
agreed 10 and suel! arneadnspt. shatl W
Submitted to the qualified Giectots of tia state
1t Tue rest5 general election .for. approve, cr
rejection. il accordauce with the ptovisioss
& st,, sector 81 Nyi ssat IF tas Constitution NJ ef y as
/, Ad,sandl9mne Inc 4 SSs .S2a.. q 9 , ,9i tile ! es sas W
ed 10 read as follows:
N |, Section OIL. The tern Soff office of the
this article. otherMis provided; sha1! pc !tsp
years. begiltling on tue first Tuesday attet
jNcts FIRST n Monday fiji ysndsby sct Aiks sSVsaatt
liiHtSEft following TIER eleetiapn. an4 they sssaNIi
9bl9l thtir! Offices. 0nti thEtt tlcssst6tsst aake
dlly qualified. TllS section shall MT BE
tpnStrupd a. extending ~ Mtsrmstof s.ofacfs ~
iAett Judges serving &C the time 3ct The a6or.
i sEssld { ss N as ssssss ssg sa ssss u. as a. lsssss
of The supreme court. elected at the gcqssral
Neesion ii 1910, sha.! nc IS xpl,6fs: JJhe
Sic receiving the highest nlmtei ltSsof vbtes
y su "a, . slsstiss sasA As|9 W. s & +. fo a.y :
shali hold HIS Office Of il term s0i eiRhtsytnfs,
and the one receiving the lowest number of
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Ys,s CnHcurrfr&

.tiaas Cnnenrri,s. ,s.
Tic following proposed amendment to the
Constitution 1T tho State Of North Dakota.
adopted BIZ the. Eleventh Legislative .Asssnhlg
Of tile State of Worth. Dakota atdaby i 81 !:
said STATE for APPROVAL OF grejectipns is liEre-
ss1abmlsted. to tGc YapaIifsd Electors 81 NE statc
AZ Me next Esndfdit election Tor approval u
81 SECTION eos eSs lie Constitution, u III
STATE 81 Not.R dakota. 77s
Amendment. 4 Tie legislative assembly il
hereby authorized and empowered to provide
~ latw for Thy. creation, purchasing tor leas,
Ing, and .operntion .of one ,or more .~tctt,inal
grim c!cSatofS IN the states ut |lM{nncsot1
81 WISCONSIN. or aboth I. togin na;ntaintd ami
operatcJ in: such manner as the Legislative as
stn1ibly sliall tFSsctibs, and slfg6yidc Tor III:
s~tffctibr, wciGhing ana grading of MI grIii
received. III Such, elevator ur grltyators. '
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-26

WANTED-Agents. One cent invest
cd In a, postal card will bring you
q $5 to $50 a week proposition.
National Aluminium Mfg. Co. Box
1866, Lemont, III.
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WANTEO-Agents. A postal card will
connect you with a household spe.
cialty proposition worth $50 to $75
q week. American Aluminium Co.,
Div. l7GS, Lemont, III.
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A0GENTS-Get in touch With n
Household Specially proposition
that will bring you $40 to S5 q
week. American Aluminium Co, Div.
1868 LemOnt, Ills.
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AGEkTs-Can make good money sell.
ing my Household and Automobile
Speclalties. Send for free casa-
l0gue ana particulars. Wheeler
Smith, oil N. 4th ST., Crank Forks,
n. -Dak. 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-26

iANTED-Agents, to sell our modern
lighting systems for homes, stores.
churches, etc. Exclusive territory.
Everyone a prospect. The Swaine
Gasoline Lighting Co., Des Moines,
Iowa.
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Concnrfrtt Rcsolutiou,

Is. 3. ~. sossesslle u Renyille.
4 C;o,scurtrtnt Resolution icr an Amendment
10 tie Constitution Of the State sdf N6ttl,
Dakota, Relatrrg Up the Term q. 0lls.s.e
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-26
In Favor Of Increased Jurisdiction
Against Increased Jurisdiction

1 ssss ssHS5Mss%ss s s s5S%& s %%sTs 2@Es%@ E%% %ssGa as ssaGs ysY S%ss% ssT. a. E$aa sM 8 -
h%$ Mss m%M %E EMss s@s3 s s&&H% %% s@ g@a%5GIWS s% S%S%@@S% %%@% SfafG n NSss@MnMs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-26

dress Room 3, Tribune Bldg, Bis.
,marck, N. d.
WANrED-salesmen and saleswom-
en- to travel and demonstrate; short
hours and good pay to right par
ties II you. are looking for honest
work, calltor address Room 8, Trib-
une Bldg, Bismarck, Nd.
sALf5MEN WANTED-Earn $3.50
per month, sell dealers highly ad.
vertised article exclusively or side
1.-The, No samples to carry. Imper-
'ialyCO.,s ST. Louis. 4.ao.
WANTED-Liye statesmen in every
town and city, to sell lots in Fort
George, B. c.; liberal commission:
exclusive territory. Another profit
maker like Calgary, Edmonton and
Saskatoon. Ryer Investment Co,
Hoge Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
go. WEEKLY for taking orders for
CUT RATE GROCERIES,. OUTFIT
FREE. SUGAR, 4 cents. Every
thing cut rates. Experience unnec.
cssary. STANDARD MERCANTILE
COMPANY, EAST NINTH STREET
CLEVELAD, OHIO.
WAN1Ec-Man to travel in North
Dakota; Soaps, Groceries, Jewclry,
etc. Good pay and tailored suit or
20.year gold watch in 80 days. FIX.
p%erience unnecessary. j. d. McBra-
dy& Co., Chicago.
SELLS LIKE HOT CAKES. New
Laundry Wax Perfumes clothes with
lasting violet perfume. Working
outfit, 4c. New offer. Perfume
Gloss, 10 Water St., New York.
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Want Ads Bring Results
MISCELLANEOUS

E0R SALE-dooa Dry stove wood.
Phone 1eaR. &c. SWEET.
F0H 94tE-Kifchen range, hot wat.
or attachmnnt. Call AT 10th st.
ron sALE-salt Herring. One hun.
dred pound 600 lb.) kegs. $500.
Fifty mound kegs $50 I'D !. 800
Ole Wick. p. q. BOX No. 81, Castle
Danger. Two Harbora. MINI. P. S.
Send money with order and men.
ton the railroad.
WANTEO--If yOtl want a proposition
that will pay you a handsome In
come from tho start. call or address
Room Q, Tribune Bldg, Bismarck,
N. ID.
RiVerview Addition lots are cheaper
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And better than any others ia thN city.
Why doA't YOU huy there? Many
others are. +. T.. yo,ing.
6000x4T5ON!- lime Your winter
0oAt. With G4MnoiA. An TN warmth
and comfort OF . hir cont without
ths extra weight and coat. Ftnnny'e
Drug Store. : S,3gt
f0N SAlE--0Ool dry stove wood.
.hAone i0S 4
WANYf0 70 NeNt-Moaern cot.
taee OF rooms for. light hopsd.
keeping. furnished ar ,~lnfurnishaA.
l.. n. Richmond, with hcrsctscas
ClOthInH Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-26

FOR SAI.E~--0na truck wagon gear,
In frat.class condition. Inquire At
the office OF tho G. a. Finch I4br
Co. Phone II.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-26

lstosth DAtotk lAhd. q. r. wilson,
IDetAs pAliA. loNa,
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hsLp ~wAMrso-aAla.

Watsleb-fou man at Capital
City Boiling Works.
WAN1eo-A cook and waiter at the
Morris Cafe. Either man or Nopa-
m, good wagea to experienced help.
The Morris Chte, Drake, N. D.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the new
Post Ohlca building.
WANTE6-Lab0rcf.s to work on tele.
phone limo Olit OF town. Apply
North Dakota Independent Tclc.
phone Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-26

cor SALE on TnAoe-Automoblle.
Lock BOX 76. Bismarck, N. D.
WANTgD-T0 BIZ. medium priced
hous0 and lot, Address "1Iouse"
r. o. nox A37.
T have buyers and renters for
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AGENTS WAkTEn.

AGENTS WANTED.
A0GEN1o-Ask MS about, our snap2y
household speciality line that will
clear you $50 to $50 weekly. Ma.
tlonal Aluminium Mfg. Co., Box 1866
LemOnt, Ills.
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Statesmen .WANTEp.

WANTE0-Saiesmen that r able
to handle an A No. l proposition,
an article we'll advertised; good
nay and short hours. Call or ad-
dress Room 3, Tribune Bldg, Bis
marck, N. d.
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NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS

that sMMwmg named candidates m been ymmmnd forth o&n me@e ethel names Oh vote hrmh County mHFh Sta
% 1MmmMhMT%%% M@% ISL "~"" '"'~~ "EMl # T. E. rAHERTYC m
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-26
HELp wAnTEp-rEMALE.

.HAtAs'0-s fsFo
ANY LADY can earn $4,000 monthly,
!. Copying Letters, spare time at home.
Booklet, 10 cents In silver. Tells
how. American Copying Associa.
tion, Washington, DC. =
WANTED-Lady to travel in North
Dakota. Soaps, Groceries, Jewelry,
etc. Good pay and tailored suit or
20 year gold watch in 80 days. Ex-
perience unnecessary. McBrady &
Co., Chicago. !.
WzNfED-Domestic help: at the
Hospital. Good wages to right par
tics.
WxNfEb-14ood girl tor genera
,hoilsework. Good wages to RICH
party. Phone 594, or call west en-
Ave. B.
WANTED--Yonng lady piano player
and singer: prefer brunette: for
road company. Pleasant position Tor
MI winter. Address. stating lowest
salary, II. g., Gen. Del, Bismarck.
RooMs FoR aENT
F6R RENT--Ropm an Haze Block.
R00M8 For HENT-Modern; fur.
nished, with heat and bath. 622
Third street. Phone 81.
FOR KENT-Three pleasant rooms 81
modern house, gentleman preferred
Mrs, II. p. Barnes, 81 9Th ST.
IoR KEN1--.TWO u%nfurnished rooms
for Notwithstanding. sos 18th street.
Edberg, SOP hotel.
E
FOR RENT-Nean, warm rooms
with board at Dunraven Place. ~
Ord Street.
FURNISHED R6oMs and Lodging:
Dakota Block: phone 2o1.
GA s~ss rvUsss
FOR eALE-4h houses on monthly pay.
meuts. TO 8 rooms. 5000 ITO 81 900.
f. r. Young.
FOR eALE-50 room modern house.
with hot Wator heat. ~ blocks
from new postoflce. Is foot yard.
Nice part Of the c%ity:--nice homelike
place. :. p. Young.
Ion NtN1--aObtes y
ron KENT-7 room modern house Ia
good locelity. Harvey Harris & GO.
FOR RENT-Coay SIX room houFe
near court. house. Inquire at s. n
Bergeson & Sons store.
F6K RENT-small house,. Amply 4 7
u. He'll. S 5.
#MrSEE SaS9NNNJf8 YHEStfMVA Az hFWhgw4~NfH 49, akgFEM fff-T
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WANTED--YOung lady piano player
and singer: prefer brunette: for
road company. Pleasant position Tor
al winter. Address. stating lowest
salary, II. g.. Gen. Del, Bismarck.
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WHNTEb-14oOd girl for genera
honsework.i Good wages to RICH
party. Phone 594, or call west en-
Ave. e.
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WHNTEo-Domestic help: at the
Hospital. Good wages to right par
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
Where the Pianos Go.

What becomes of all the old
pianos? Thousands of new pianos
are sold every year, the greater
number to those who already have
musical instruments. The sales
man allows a liberal pirce for the
old piano in trade, accepts little
cash, and takes the balance on
monthly payments. Now while he
has sold one piano he has just as
many on his hands as before, for
has accepted an old one. What be-
comes of it? He does not care to
sell it to some one who has never
had a piano if he can avoid it, for
if the process of trading continued
he would soon be following himself
around in a circle and there are no
dividends in that. He must find a
market for the old musical instru-
ment. To do this he repairs and
revarnishes the old piano, boxes it.
and with hundreds of others, it is
shipped to South America, Africa,
Asia and other benighted portions
of the world, where it is sold to the
natives, who yearn for music and
whose ambition is to drum out
tunes on an instrument of their own
These pianos are sold for a small
amount down and the balance in
monthly, sometimes weekly, pay
ments extended over a long period
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
Journal (Republican.)
Won't Brae So Much Now.

Certain Republican papers never
tire of Dragging how Governor Had
ley has lifted our state institutions
into broader usefulness and on high
er moral grounds. Recently a mess
of rottenness was uncovered in
State Hospital No. at Fulton that
smells in heaven. A number of
indictments have been returned
against officials of the institution.
And it is moral rottenness that is
calling out the indictments. Better
clear up the rotten official atmos-
phere in and around State Hospital
No. 1 before Dragging any more on
what has been done under the
blighting administration of our Bay
onet Governor. Worth County
Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
Truth in Plain Clothes.

God hates a short yardstick.
Bad seed flourish the best in
good soil.
Money alone cannot make any,
body rich.
Truth never lodges, no matter
who shoots.
The Dead Sea in human form is
a religious sponge.
The greatest of all command
ments is to love one another.
The only way to keep clear of
sin is to keep close to Christ.
Those who preach only to the
head soon become tired in heart.
The man who sets a bad example
is working for the devil whether he
knows it or not.
The man who uses tabacco never
seems to know or care how much
of a nuisance he is to others.
The devil is not wasting any
powder on the man who is saint
in church and something else in
business. Rams Horn.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
May Save 1t Awhile.

The money power has a panic
ready to deliver any minute. Wheth-
er to deliver or hold back all de-
ponds Oh whether they can control
politics. Possibly they may con-
clude to save it up and toss it out
after the election, as was done in
CIeveldnd's last administration. --
King City Democrat
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
Stories the Want Ads Tell.
(From Judge.)

\LIOlh OuuSC'/
Wanted-Family automobile in
good condition. Speed not requi-
site. H. A. Bugs, Box 5.
Gone week later.)
Wanted-To trade four passenger
machine for fast runabout. H. A.
Bugg, Box 5.
(The Third Week)
Wanted-To exchange speedy
runabout for racer. H. A. Bugg,
Box S.
(The fourth week.)
Wanted-Car capable of fifty
miles an hour. Have slower car
and some cash. H. A. Bugg, Box 5.
(The fifth week.
Wanted-Will exchange residence
property and speedy car for ma
chine capable of developing over a
mile minute H. A. Bugg, Box S.
(The sixth week)
Wanted-Will exchange fast mo-
tor car, slightly damaged, for pro-
fessional service of first class sur
geon. H. A. Bugg, Box S.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27

of time. In this way the dealer
gets back not only the price he al
lows for the old piano in the first
place, but the cost of repairing,
boxing and shipping, with interest
added to each of the charges
Harper's Weekly.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
The Best They Can Do.

The best that Lorimers friends
seem to be able to do is to put off
the bounce a few days. Too many
senators have been defeated lately
for any further defiance of public
sentiment.-Hannibal Journal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
AS You Like 1t

From the Iurid angle of time the
Republican old homestead looks
like The House of a Thousand
Scandals. Republic.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
What the Missouri
Editors Are Saying
Pierp Always Has 1t.

1t seems that j. Pierpont Morgan
not only has a finger in every pie
but a thumb in every coffee cup
Bethany Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
Big Enough in Pounds.

Is Taft big enough for president?
Yes, he weighs about three hun
bred pounds. Slater Rustler
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
other office for forty years.-Rich-
mond Conservation.
Clark Is a Democrat.

LARK is DemOCTdI'
Champ Clarks campaign has cost
less than $4,000 and he is almost
sure to be nominated president by
the Democratic national conven-
ton. There are no tariff protected
corporations donating money to his
campaign expense fund. The vot-
ers should open their eyes to this
fact. -Atchison County Mail.
He Is the Republican Leader.
In primary election for presiden-
tial nominations Taft lost his home
state, Roosevelt lost his home state
and Cummins lost his home state.
La Toilette who carried his state, is
the only real progressive of the
four and should be the leader of
progressive Republicans -Atchison
County Mail.
And They Would Prove 1t.
The recent statement of Henry
| Watterson, the veteran editor of the
Louisville Courier-Journal to the eff
! feet that Theodore Roosevelt is in
sane, has called forth considerable
comment. The New York World
took the position that if the Ameri-
can people proved themselves SO
near-sighted as to again elect RooSe-
welt president. they would demon.
strate to the world that the people
"a majority of them at least = are
/! insane. - Memphis Democrat.
Yep! The Colonel Is.
The same man who made vii.
liam Howard Taft secretary of war
and Elihu Root secretary of state
and kept them in Office as long as
they cared to stay now says they
are both enemies of the people. OF
course this can have nothing to dc
with the fact that they are stand
ing between him and a presidential
nomination, for the colonel is ar
iunsel6sh patriot. Kansas City
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
All Democrats Believe That.

Il believe in my heart Mr.. Roose-
velt's election is an impossibility."
It's generally admitted Mr. Taft's
heart is in the right place - Higbee
News
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
Yes-and the Last One.

Gov. Hadley made it a point to
mention the fact, while here Friday
that he was the first Republican
governor of Missouri in forty years
Yes, and if all the Republican offic-
ials should act like he and Game
Warden Tollerton, as soon as their
terms end they will never hold any
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
The Way the G. o. P. Does.

On May 30 the Democratic house
steel and iron tariff revision bill
was passed in the senate by a vote
of 35 to %. The Republicans left
the senate chamber so the Demo
Gratis could carry the bill and
President Taft be forced to veto it.
This is how the Republicans protect
the steel and iron trust. Platte
County Landmark.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-06-27
Uncle lawn" Will Get There.

Rockefeller lacks only a hundred
million of being a Millionaire, and
with the raise on his products that
has been made the last few months
he will soon attain that mark. Al
bany Ledger