The Saline republican., December 23, 1898, Image 2

About The Saline republican. (Marshall, Mo.) 1892-1899

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THE REPUBLICAN,
PkrcV'H. VanDvkk, l!ditor.
Issued every Hrlday morning.
Entered at the Post Office at
Marshall, Mo., atKcondclasi mai
matter
Trlkpiionk, No. y.
Friday, Dr.CHMiiRK aj, 189S
Missouri furnished three signers
to a protest against the expansion
policy of the president.
Kx.-Cov. Stone, the Imperialist,
says lie agrees with Senator Vest
in his rampage against expansion
The country will hardly hold
Its breath while the contest be
tween Newlamls and Stewart for a
scat lu the Senate Is being waged
in the Nevada legislature.
The governor stMcs that he has
no candidate for the speakership
of the house. The asset tlon may
be ventured however, that there are
several who arc not his candidates
The future will noon prove
whether a member of the body
through disuse, loses the faculty
which it originally potsciivicd
Col. llryan has been relieved of
his gag.
The I'Mlippinos will doubtless
prove as succcptiblc to the plaeat
iii influence of a fat office or good
commission in the army, as money
loving Americans have the rcptita
t Con of being.
l'ive dollars a line fur reading
notices in the Ladies' Home
Journal, while the Uiuuih.ican
offers to its ndveilisvtK n lino in
larger lyric lor 5 cents. 1 tot 1 1 arc
good Investments.
The future of the Democratic
party as portrayed by the Colum
bin Herald might nil be true
enough if the prediction had been
based upon present realities, lu
stead of the ideal Democracy of
Jefferson.
Tile Glasgow Mlsvnirl.111 is one
paper ably edited, that has not yit
yielded to the crack of the party
whip concerning the expansion
doctrine. There are thousands of
Democrats all over Missouri, who
liellevc that our destiny reaches
lieyoud the confines of its past
iKiuudarics.
Kdward llutlcr, the ward oli
ticiau. of St. Louis, declined to
witness n prize fight at Hot
Springs lvcauso of the regard he
had for his own iiputation as an
honorable ward hetler. Gov.
Stephens had no such icgard (or
the high office he fills, and wit
nesscd the fight. The net Is not
criticised, but tin- comparison is
one of those that have b:en wiled
odious,
One of the rsnst enterprising
nnd progressive pipers of this
state is the Slater Index. lu
newsp.ier work, the most valu
able faculties a mm can possess
arc those- two fundamental
requisites to successful journalism,
which nre to be seen nt any time
in the columns of the above
mentioned paper. The Christmas
number was n very neat, ntllsjlc
mid up to date issue mid one of
Which any editor might well feel
proud. Such a paper is greatly to
the credit of the little railroad
city in which It is published, and
should receive the backing of Its
citizens by reason of its enterprise,
England wilt soon be given a
chance to show that her friendship
for us is genuine in giving up the
the rights ceded to her by the Clay.
ton-Dutwer treaty and allowing
this country the sole right of build
Ing and operating the Nicaragua
Canal.
Missouri has reached a stand
stilt point. Its Vest is opposed to
expansion, but there arc other
Missourians who think the old
garment should be cast off, as It Is
no longer a good fit, misrepresent
ing our opinions of the acquire
mcnt of the Philippines.
The Gilliam Dee has quite
business end, which causes most of
its editors to turn loose in a short
time. The Riti-unucAN extends
Its best wishes to the new editor,
Mr. Jesse 1 Mc.Mahati, and hopes
to continue the amicable relations
between the two papers, trusting
that it will not be our misfortune
to get stung.
President McKinley is evident
ly not ttlisficd with what thenar
has done toward the obliteration
of all sectional feeling. His noble
sentiments of American brother
hood and loyalty to a common
country have made him a hero in
the land he once invaded. His
broad .statesmanship which has
ever been far alwve partisan and
sectional bitterness, have made his
administration the one lu which
history may justly accord the total
obliteration of narrow sectionalism.
Attorney (icncrnl Crow has late
ly signified his intention of mak
lug it warm for some monopolies
under tlie anti-trust law adopted
four years ago. A long time is
necessary for good ideas to lie
gradually forced forward into reso
lution in the minds of some Mis
souri politicians. If the execu
tion of his plans waits so long in
the wake of his intentions, he
will doubtless find himself, wheu
the time rolls around, bereft of the
official duties he o.ice was charged
to perform.
A Shattered Nervous System.
FINALLY HEART TROUBLE,
nv tor til u lUallS by Dr. Mil- Narslna,
init-niiwAtm iiAnnv.tujoiiyuuui.
Ava. '8l'","'l",PIMCo'.itiTatiioro at
IlniMltlif, (II., wrltati "I had nrnr
Us'ii nick a iljr In mr lira until InlWk t
ret x tiaj with ncrtoua proatratlun Hint I
Iml to 1 1 vo up tut comment toritKiur. I
tried uttr kval liyilclaianl ooo In Jollat,
tmtiiuiioaaiuiuaaojrrtllrtaoil I thouslit
I waa tolnj to dir. t Ucnmo ilripundant
ami auttvrcl uutuM agony , 1 rould not eat,
tlrcu nor rr.t, ami It ncwrd aalft could
not ciUt. At Ilia end ot iU month I waa
rtdilctsl lo tut a ttiadovr o( uijrkeir, and at
Uat xiiy hvart tweutua arfvciol ant f waa
truly lulu-raulo. 1 butt al or clskt tallica
ot Dr. Ultra' Nerrliia. It gate ma relit f
nun tho ttart. anil at laat a cura. the arcau
t.l Mt-ulnii ot my Wo."
nr. silica' litmedlea
arqaold ty all drill.
cUliundtr a poaltlro
guarantrt, flrt luttlo
bvnrOta or money re
t umlod. Hook on (IU
taM-a ot tho heart and
nerreitree, AdilNU.
UB. MIJ.B) MTSVICALOO, tUUau, Ind.
(Bt. v K W
Nervines
'In the reports of the Collins
murder, case1 by the Star and
Journal o( Kansas City, there is a
wide difference of Information con
veyed. If you read the former,
you will most cettalnly convict the
young man of the awful crime of
which he Is now charged, for be
tweeu the lines arc written plainly
his guilt and coming conviction.
It is certainty to the credit of the
Journal that, though always on
upholder of the law and justice, It
has not assumed the .weighty obli
gation of personal responsibility
for convicting a man in the minds
of thousands of its readers, when
not half the evidence has been
heard. The Journal has given its
readers the testimony of the wit
nesses in the case adding none of
the coloring of prejudice. The
newspaper striving to convict an
alleged criminal without conclusive
evidence, and the assuming by it
of the duties of a lawful jury,
must hardly appreciate the wrong
which can be done an Innocent
man. It Is a responsibility,
which should not be entered uon
so lightly as is the case in modern
journalism, or with so little regard
to the Injury of one who has not
yet been proven guilty and may
be innocent.
Several weeks ago, the Kit run
LI CAN commented editorially upon
the scheme, adopted by the Demo
cratic National I.xccutivc com
mittce, under the direction of
Coin Harvey, for raising n cam
palgn fund for toot-. The remark
was made, that in icw of the uu
certainty as to what the issue in
the coming campaign would be.
Democrats were hardly . willing to
help n cause they might not then
be advocating- A typographical
error making "care" read as
"dare" In the following sentence.
chauged Its meaning very mater
tally, which was not that the
people do not dare fight moneyed
interests, hut that they tlo not care
to fight and nt the same time sup-
tiort them. In other words,
should the Democratic party fail
to make silver an issue in the
next campaign, it would be with
no little chagrin, that they woul
look upon Coin Harvey holding
the keys to their campaign fund
for other purposes, One dollar
per month from every loyal Demo.
crat would make n tremendous
fund even for a national campaign
mid one to which, some of the best
men of the party nre unalterably
opposed, feeling that the stand ol
their party upon tills issue may
not continue the same. The
Slater Hustler used this chance
rrrortoget n little gny nnd sling
mud; but this explanation will
doubtless render clear the intent
of the author. While we acknowl
edge the mistake, it docs not
lessen our opinion that the Slater
paper is very keen to criticise and
very ilHions of throwing mud.
The Ki'.i-tiHMCAN acknowledges
the receipt of the "Twentieth An
nual Keporl of the Bureau of La.
bor Statistics of this State" from
Commissioner .Uoelle, for which
we tender our thanks.
WANTED!
Reliable man lu this vicinitv to
open a small office and handle my
goods- Position permanent and
good pay. If your record Is O. K.
here is an opening for you. Kind
ly mention this paper when writ
ing. A. M. Mounts, Cincinnati, O.
OUR LIST
BEFORE CHRISTMAS-
Wo will ngnlh cnll attention to ottr
Complete Line of holiday Goods.
Do not fnll to oxninlno ottr SPECIAL 10c iron toys,
consisting of Trains, Engines,
These are
Ottr 4 80 la mo Iron train
ono. Surely the- Largest ever
We have acres of presents for Old and Young. No
particular "Leader" They are
All "Leaders."
Our- l!lisnit-nm lu n tistti-i-i nf iti.liirttf in nt-nri-finit M
Millie iiavniuiiL km mcinm- iiiiu cure we iuuk in Kciiximir n. ,v
Ami now all we ask of the Generous Public Is to call j'
and look over our stock before luiyintr. . ;
.. 1 t 11. . 1:
We shall have
Presents For tin
Whole Family
from the hahy up.
Wc are closing out our
sacrifice to have room for our
interest you.
t. Vaa ll;la. T C. lUlntr 4. T. ri.h.,
Van Dyke &Go,
Ken I ICstate Loan and Insur
ancc Agents.
Notaries I'uliliu and Conveyancers;
AIISTKACTN OH TITLK.
Mat tha hul toi.li mi or TltU
Abalrad Ihjoka la HaliA Cwaalf ,
Monay lo Loan al U)fl Italoa
Ol'l'ICK first door west of
Dank of Saline.
Money at 5 Per cent,
loo or multiple
thereof can be
paid on interest
day.
6. 6. 55arium,
OrtU-o tiftr lUnUr'c llrsg Slur,
Wood k Hflslon
MAliSIIAr.r., MSSUUKJ.
CAl'lTAI, S10O.00O.
SUllfl.US . ftKWUIOII
(IKO. A. MUltttKI.U r-rv.ldont.
I. V. HUSTON, J. C. I.AMKIN,
Ca.hlcir. AiiU Csi-lilcr
W. W, ROSE
Live Stock Auctioneer,
Conducts sales anywhere in the
United Stales.
Remember b-nllciueu I can
save you money above all others.
8ALL
SttlklcH, etc.
Bargains.
nnd Engines astonish ovory
hIiowii for tlio nionoy.
I U
spevial line of Groceries at a
"Holiday display." We can
K. 0. DAWKS
t IIAWES,
DAWKS & DAWKS,
Insurance,
Loan Ei
Real Estate
Agents,,,
NOTARIES PUBLIC..CONVEYANCERS
AND ""BlffTfDe-
UIIOKST AOKNCV IN SI.INK
(SIl'NTr ONLY 'HIST VUS
COMI'ANIES Hkl'IIKSKSTKIl.
OKFICK Klrat 'door South Fainirra'
Buvlugt Maul.
MARSHAM,, MISSOURI.
DO YOU
LIST IT WITH Mli,
l'rcss the button ONC15, and I
will tlo the rest. If you want to
buy residence projierly, or farms,
press tlie button TWICIt, say
"IIIvI.1,0." and I will respond
' ' n you wish to oor
row money, nt the very I.OWIJST
HATH, of Interest, I have It IN
ANY SUM. Call and see me.
West side of Square. Marshall,
Mo.
Lee P. Viley,
Real IJhtate, I.oan,
and I-'inaticlal Ageut.
Bank of Marshall
CAl'lTAI, $30,000.00
Uoulhtveat Corner Square,
MAltiiUALL, MISSOUJU
DIRECTOHS!
"i" !?: i'r. w. ii, ah.
lloo. II. Altboiua, Ja Daunj. Jr.
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