The Rich Hill tribune., July 16, 1903, Image 2

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; M'..(l. .tO Sinl Copin .03
r. ft acf1ir-f tn tt.a act ol CencreuUi the
11 rt st Hi. ft lllii, B rornd cla4 mall Blittvt
V have n few of Irl Hicks' al
manac which we will give to any
1 v ml sctiber who pays one year
;f mlvar.ee or to any oid subscriber
v.!. will pay up one or more year's
4ilci iption. There isn't many of
ilitni, l ut lliey ate good etui give
.1 splendid forecast of the weather
A pure people makes a strong
st.iSe.
I'littiutism and partisanship are
two t!iing, and not one.
''Righteousness exalteth nation,
hut sin is a reproach to any people"
' Can the Ethiopian change his
skin, or the leopard his spots? As
moil expect a Democratic newspa
per with a hold on a public tit to
In 111 against its kind.
Of course our good neighbor, the
Review, 1? in favor of 5sam Cook
'jt governor, or Judge Gantt, or
any other good Jefferson City Dem
ocrat. "Who fro dat liver?"
It make? no difference who may
I e nominated for governor of Mis
souri by the Democracy, the Repub
licans will nominate one of their
best nun and work like heavers to
elect li'in. If the Democracy nom
inates any one except Joe Folk, the
Republicans will elect their man.
In the last Missouri senate there
were 22 lawyers, 10 business men,
1 doctor and 1 farmer. Does this
account for the boodliug? In the
house of representatives there were
, 4 lawyets and 46 larmers out of
10S members, consequently no
hoodling so lar as yet discovered.
Did the farmers in the house hold
the lawyers level? Conclusion,
Send moie farmers to the senate and
keep the shystcriiig lawyers at home.
In every community there are
people who in some way become
possessed with the idea that thev
must boss everything, and without
their superior wisdom things will go
in the dcminition bow-wow t. Poor
deluded mcituls; the success of this
world does not depenJ upon one
man. Lang after you are dead and
gone and the dewdrops moisten the
daisies lil'ove your grave things will
move on the same as though you
had never lived.
Theie can not be a good country
nude up of bad man. History says
so, and reason assents. The whole
is only the sum of all its parts
Whatever' promotes the integrity
11 ml nubility of the individual citizen
ministers directly to the welfare of
the nation. Any man or woman
who has a part in the uplifting of a
kindle soul is doing a patriot's ser
' vice l y Ins country. That is why a
n.iiioii j-, most indebted to its moth
With several of the parties instiu
tn 'nt.il in the issuance ot fraudulent
11.1U11 uli.ition papers in Louis
i 1 tiie penitential y, and over one
bundled :ind twenty of the natural
ttio us decLtird void, and several
hund.'cd mote likely to be so declar
ed, it st pis the woik of the I?. S,
Piostcutor I). P. Dyer has been
very eliective and quite likely to be
omcmotrso. With Pat Dyer as
thu Republican candidate for gover
nor ;u..l Joe l'ol.k as the Democrat
cmdi d,.tc, wouldn't we have a live
ly time, mid wouldn't we have a
i ,1 ;mrnior for the grand old
Mute ut Missouri,
l i e ;ii,ti:heis o( ihepatiiot is the
pwlitii i.it! who looks upon the nation
tiuipiy us a wealthy treasury fiom
whith Us nun pocket may be en
ii.ii'.i '1 Lis 1 pe t'f a man is call
t .1 c' !ii 1 " in the speech of the
il.i) ; I ;' ir...y us Duly he culled a
tmiu.i - ;.ud nu ingiate. Sonic day
; u'. !-. M iiiiinriit will be educated to
1: e point ili.u the man who feeJs at
tl.cpdi'C tub, without leudeiiiig
ii i i ut in public service, will,
r; v lih tin r i.ist nS, be made
, 1 jiiml I1.1111 licit nt society.
i' i.i.i ne h animate field for the
i.m .tit p.iii i'tiii.111: (he bearing
. ,t -t i t p,tn iniiMii: u.e fearing
u'.t hi; 1. tut tvriy man who is
Vl ,1
lion. W. J. Dry a n spoke to the
opera house lull ol people at But
Icr l.-tst Saturday afternoon nt 50c
a head, and they r.U thought lliey
got their money' worth. V
With all that has been said and
printed about the King drag, not
one in a thousand seem to have
heard of such a thing. If they have
ihey don't know how to make one,
or how to use it after it is made.
The people of the state of Mis
aouri are growine very tired of
b3odiers and boodling and may
conclude to put the Republicans in
power next year. When the Re
publicans were in power in this
state, with all their alleged faults,
they paid off $15,000,000 of the
state debt and reduced taxation and
caused a more rapid increase of
wealth than has been done by the
Democracy in any twice the length
of time. The people' may remem
ber this and conclude to try them
again. The Democracy has always
accused the Republicans of stealing,
but they have made the people
prosperous and the country rich,
while the Democracy have tried the
same game and only made the peo
ple poorer and the country bank
rupt. Win. Rudolph, the Union bank
robber, who killed a Pinkerton de
tective, was captured with his asso
ciate Collins, in Hartford, Connec
ticut, brought back to Missouri some
time ago for trial and was taken to
the St. Louis city jail for safe keep
ing, is at large. He climbed up to
the top of the cells, broke the glass
in a sky-light and crawled through
to the root of the jail, run along the
roof to a jumping off place, jumped
twenty feet to another roof, from
there twenty feet to the ground,
across the jail yard to the jailers
house, through the house to the
street and away. People all around
the jail saw him, but not an officer.
He is still at large and probably in
Old Mexico. The $1,650,000 po
lice with all the Pinkerton force
combined, have tailed to locate biin,
and probably never will. This es
cape is a record breaker, even bold
er than that of George Taylor, and
shows what nerve and determina
tion can do.
A DESEUVEU KEPKOOP.
A woman who will not whip a
child at all is entirely out of the
modern way of thinking, regarding
child rearing, but when she thus in
flicts corporal punishment, and then
continues the operation because the
little one cries, she exhibits but a
small amount of common sense. A
little girl had been naughty, there
was no doubt of that and the angry
mother (ah, the pity of it) was al
lowing her maternal hand to fait up
on the small, defenseless body with
considerable., force, and while the
child screamed loudly, the mother
accompanied her blows with;
"lie still I tell you! Stop crying!
Stop crying this minute!"
Then the small person turned de
fiantly, and between sobs asked;
"Well, how am I goin' to stop cry
in' when you keep a-pankin' me
all the time to make me crv.?
letter Dralnajre Hoard.
The County Court, at their regu
lar July meeting, appointed a River
Drainage board as provided by the
Harper law. The following per
sons wete named as members of the
board :
W. J. Hard of Homer Township.
R. P. Hayes of Chuilotte Twp.
Lew is Stalker of Walnut "
J. L. Stanley of New Home "
M. P. Smith of Lone Oak "
Herman Loeb of Osage "
J. N. Bradley of Prairie "
Wesley Robinson of Rockv ille Tp
with instructions to meet in liutler
on Saturday, July iSih, for the pur
pose of organization.
Now if the people want the tivir
improved they can have it done, and
will show their desire by doing 1
they can to encourage and assist the
hoard. Don't let it all be encour
agement either, but pitch in and
assist the good woik along by labor
or money.
The board will gel an abundance
of advice. I'lvtiy newspaper in the
county ha sevtiul tuns to spate and
it grows wild on every farm and
town lot 111 the county. Hi t help,
leal genuine help in dollaisaudj
woik. is "scarce as hens teeth."
Si get ready to put up or shut up
about any improvement of the
Hi'm tit 1 Cygust titer.
WON l F.K IX I- I I N A N I 1 ,1 N O
J. I. Morgan I'rtii't Kent It.
WANTS tklORMAl lO. '
Mr. Editor
An article in the Nevada
Post of June 26. staled that the out
standing warrants of Veinon county
had been icdurcd to 507.00;
this amount is the principal, and
the interest is about one-third ot
the principal j this article w as un
signed. Less than a year ago the ounty
clerk books showed the warrant
debt to be $S 4 ,000.00 or thereabout ;
$11,000,00 of this amount was
bought up with the sinking funds;
this would leave $63,000.00; since
that time, according to the Post, this
amount has been reduced to $5,
567.00 as principal, and $8,522.00
interest which added together
makes $31,089.00; subtract this
amount from $63,000.00 and we
find that the debt has shrunk $29,
000.00 in less than a year. This is
simply wonderful! This debt seems
to be disappearing as if a "magic
wand" was at woik. desired to
call attention to the probable sur
plus that could accrue. Our assess
ed value was $10,000,000.00; 40
the courts part, produces ?-o,-000.00;
saloon licenses $S,ooo;
total revenue for 1902, $1000.00.
As the financial statement foi
that year has not yet been made, we
will have to approximate: It took
$6, 000.00 in lyoi ; it is fair to sup
pose that it took $40,000.00 in 19OJ
I think more but will call it that;
that leaves J 3, 000. 00 surplus.
Our sinking fund levy was 6Ijc;
this on I 10.000, 000.00 produces
$6,666.66 the interest on 5140,000.
of bonds is $6,300.00 annually,
leaving $366.66, making a surplus
from both funds of $5,366.66.
With this the debt is reported to
have been reduced $jq, 000.00.
This is the finest piece of financier
ing I ever heard of, and I have sev
eral friends who are in debt and
they have requested me to ascertain
if possible how this wonderful work
was performed, that they might im
itate and thereby throw off their
burdens. I would be thankful for
an explanation. If the owner of
this wondeiful secret does not wish
to give public lessons, I will accept
them privately and be glad of the
chance. D. J. Fkild
In Richards Progress.
The University of Missouri
School of Medicine.
The annual announcement of the
Department of Medicine of the Uni
versity of Missouri at Columbia is
at hand. The facilitie and course
of study show a marked improve
ment over last year.
A laboratory costing $o,ooo has
just been completed and new appar
atus is now being ins tailed. Every
thing will be in order for the be
ginning of school September S.
Extensive improvements have
been made in the Rusch Clime. It
is probable that no sctiool in the
west now possesses better clinical
facilities.
Paikcr Memorial Hospital built
at a cost of J 0,000 was opened to
patient last year. New apparatus
has been installed and the furnish
ings Completed.
The course of study shows im
provement. It is now four )eau,
36 months in length. Clinical and
laboratory woik are imploved and
emphasised. One puipose of the
hospital is to furnish clinical in
struction to the students ot the Med
ical Jepaituirnt 111 order (hut by the
observation anil stu-'y ot diseases,
they may be fitted to practice medi
cine intelligently. Ail thr labora
tories are in charge of tutu that aie
supported by saUrics and who de
vote themselves to teaching, writing
and research. IS) a proper airauge
ment of couises a student may re
ceive both an Academic an.) a Med
ical degree in six years. A training
school for nuises, connected with
the hospital, offeis a ) stcmaCic
course of study extending over tl.uc
yeal to young women desiiitig to
become professional muses. Roth
men and women aie admitted to the
medical depaitmcnt.
The expenses for loon, hojul,
books aud fees vaiy. !'r medical
students who hoard 11 the club
houses these expenses need not ex
ceed $130, while lor lliotc who
boaid in private families the ex
penses need not exceed Jjou. This
is but little mote than the fees 111
some colleges aud tiuivei sitirs.
The Medical Dcpmlmri.t of the
Univcisity of Musouii 11 tw tdfers
one ot trie be.t couises in the west
and the low expenses plate it within
the reach of all.
A POOL MITIO.V.
Nit Ions; ago I heard a Kentuck
i.m speaking of the belief in woman
suffrage as "a fool notion,"
Ccntui ics ago the philosopher Pla
to snid: "In the administration of a
state neither a wo man nor a in.m
as a man has any speriiil functions,
but the gifts are eqiuilly ditfused in
both sexes." And an echo of
I'lnto's words come to us from le I
giatest men in cveiy age of the
woild.
John Qumcy Adams, Abraham
Lincoln, Chief Justice Chae and
James A. Gailield I clived that the
right of self-government belonged
to the women as well as to the men
of a republic,
Longfellow, Whittier, George
William Cuitis, John S'.uart Mill,
Thomas Heniy Huxley, Theodore
Paiker, Charles Kingsley and Phil
lips Drooks strongly advocated the
same "fool notion."
Florance Nightingale, Prances
Willard, Mrs. Somerville, Harriet
Maitmeau, Mrs. lirowing, Kate
Field and Louisa Alcott werebeliv
ers in women suffrage. So are
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Harriet
Prescott Spoffoid Abhy Marton
Diaz, Frances Power Cobhc and
Miliccnt Garrett Fawcett.
Senator Hoar, President Jordan
ot Leland Stanford University,
Secretary Hay, ex-becretary Long,
Thomas 15. Reed and President
Roosevelt are a few of the many
prominent mimes that lend prestige
to this "fool notion?" Oh! un
doubtedly it is. Uut how many
wise people there ore vsho believe in
it.
Tnis notion is linked with a host
of other notions fully as absurd.
Those who believe in the political
equality of the sexes believe that
women should have, educational
equality also ; that she should have
equal industrial opportunities with
men and equal pay for the same
work.
They believe she should have the
same property rights that men have,
ar.d Kentucky women, for example,
may with profit look back to the
time when a husband could collect
his wife's wages and spent them as
1. , 1 1
ne p.easeo, wnen marn.Ve gave to
husband all his wiVs personal p'-1
perty which could be reduced to
posessio:t and the use of nil her
real estate; when the light of curtesy
auu oowcr were sn.imeiiiiiy unequal,
and when Kentucky enjoyed the r
proud distinction of being the only
state in the Union in which a mar
ried woman could not make a will.
Where now is ail that barbarism ?
Swept away like the rubbish it
was by the work of a handful of
people who had the "fool notion"
that men and women ought to be
equal in the eyes of the law.
This "fool notion" lias spread
until there is no civilized country
were woman have not some form
of suffrage.
This "fool notion" is the prin
ciple iindeilaying all of woman's
progress and how strange that in
Ibis land of chivalry such a princi
ple should be coiitcmptuously dis
missed as a "fool notion."
Lkia Calvski Oiii:ni iiain'.
lti:.L EmT.VI'K transfers.
W D Coibin to J II Crawford
und i int ttact sec 32 West Uoon
$3,500
R C Powers to II R Wort, tt al,
lots i) and 10, bik Hi, Foster, $30.
Emma S page to II E Hurst lot
9, blk 56, Rtcli Hill, $350.
E J Feeback to R II Conrad 120
a sec 25 and 26, Elkhait, $4,000.
J W Uakcr to C II Lryant5 avic
5 Pleasant Gap, $75.
W M Crawford to G W Witter
lot 1 and 2 blk 4 and Itts 1, 2,
and 3 blk 7 Merwin, $700.
Anna Funk to J) W Grimm pa a
sec 23, Deer Cittk, $j,ioo.
Louisa L Talbot to I) W Grimm
jo sec 23 Deer Creek, $2,1 25.
Louisa L Tilbot to I) W Grimm
70 a s-ec 23 Deer Creek, $2,170
J F Ellington to E C IJi-ach tract
sec 3 Pleasant Gap, pl.uu.
C A Dtlameter to Alice K Ran
lots 7, , and ij blk 1 jS, Rich Hill,
$300.
Sjlvanns Jlaiky to If A Tinsley
SS a StCk 24 ali.J"-0 Hudson, fi,-S3-.
W J McAiiiml. to W F. Thorn
brugh pt lot 1 blk 3 tl Ac C a J Rut
ler, I i.ooo-
S A Akins to Win lli-nnington
,l lot N I Ik 7 Mi twin, $jo,j,
S A Akin to G T Williams jLticulais.
lut 7, Metftin, $ioo. I
li. (J. Market Kevlew.
Tho yard presented something
of the old time appearance with
1 1,000 fresh cattle on sale today.
Some choice whito faced steers
topped the matkrt at $5.00. The
general trade was about steady
with Monday's prices on beef cat
tle. Notwithstanding a decline of
one quaiter to one-half cent in
Liverpool, there has been a faitly
active shipping and export trade.
Monday's Chicago top was only
$5.50 for two lots of extra prime
steers. Kansas City it now in
line with eastern points and ahead
of all other Missouri river markets.
An unusual number of western
cows were among the receipts
and prices were forced downward.
Some salesmen declared cow (tuff
10 to ij cents lower. Very fair
westerns sold around $1.50 per
cwt. Several loads ol southwest
ern calves brought $3.50 to 4.00.
Pulls are selling mostly at $2.50
to 3 00. Stockers and feeders
show a tendency toward still furth
er declines. The range is now
mostly $3 25 to 4.00, and the kind
selling around J4.00 have to be
strictly gcod.
HOGS: Receipts today estimat
ed at 14,000 head. Trading open
ed late and continued slow until
after noon. Prices were mostly 10
to i2i cents below Monday's quo
tations. The bulk of medium
weights sold at 5.10 to 5.30, with
5.25 for extreme top on hogs weigh
ing over 300 lbs. Bulk ot light
hogs sold at 5. 20 to 5.30 ; assort
ed featherweights were steady with
top at 5.40.
Personal correspondence invited,
consignments solicited.
Rick Uros.,
Live Stock Com. Met 4.
County Exhibit Being Collected
The prophecy that Missouri would
be adequately represented at the St.
Louis World's Fair is no longer a
matter of conjecture. It is a con
fumed fact. Resides the 1,000,000
dollars appropriated by the legisla
ture for the state, the individual
counties are making further appro
priation. Last week the Nodaway
J county court appropriated 400 dol-
, for col.lec,m., ,rr,nCine and
preserving specimens of wheat.com,
and fruit for exhibits and telegraph
advices to St. Louis papers of later
date announce Lafayette county a
tfConJin lU move ,mt,orialinR
5oo (or ,he coi!ection 0 .gIic01turl
11 .
What it means in return for the
vatious counties of Missouri to be
adequately represented agricultur
ally and horticullurally at fhe Ex
position is almost beyond the hope
of the most sanguine. Especially is
every middle west state est i tied to
expect unprecedented - development
as a result of the Fair, and Missouri
may hope to lead the van.
Already Missouri lias more ap
plctrees than any other state in the
Union, and for some years she has
alternated with New York and
Michigan as the chief state in ap
ple raising. Vet not a tithe of its
resources have been utilized. Vis
itors to St. Louis are bound to learn
of this condition of things next
year and as a sure result the in
crease in the Slate's horticultural
output will be gteatly enhanced.
Likewise is it in every other de
partment ol agriculture and horti
culture, and niininc., within the
state, and cojnties having suitable
displays of their possibilities are
sure to reap due reward. The
Missouri Wcrld's Fair Commission
has now with the printer a very
practical little pamphlet upon the
preparation of agricultural eahibits
which may be bad for the asking,
by addressing the Missouri World's
Fair Commission, WorlJs'a Fair,
St, Louis.
Itevlaetl List of KpecUt Pitrea,
Via the Frisco line: On first
and ihiid Tuesdays in each niMnth
till November,
One way at half fare plus $2 00,
to 13 states.
Home-serkeis North, west and
south, one farr plus $2.00.
South Dakota, one fate, plus 50c
i'ctlle Springs, one fate plus 3c.
Mithigait, Ohio, New Votk, one
hue plus 1 2.110, June to Novemtrr.
Saiil'taiiciscu, $15,10, August t
to 1 ).
All points within 200 miles, July
3 and 4, one far plus oc, and
many otheis, loo numerous too men
tion. Call 011 local agent lor pi-
L. T. LsIIakk 1 sat,
Aiccr.t. J
NOTES nim iUITLKlt.
Tho enmity court hit nppoluti'd n
Knd liver I'oininlordon, mid nnine.
tiling; v 111 1m. dn'mvr by mid by to
rontpior llic mud wnti'ia w ld h
Htmii l luii'M conic rolling dots 11 Hie
Marian ileti t'.VKiien. It tuny !e how
ever Unit nolldiiif inori tli.'tn pivllm
lllitry work en 11 bo tu'rotiipllHlicd
ttilM yiiir. Indeed It looka 11 If 110
money cntt Im mlm-d lefoii next (nil
n yenr unltwH tho Ixitml could borrow
It until tho levy eau 1h made mid tho 1
tax rollit t. d. Hut tunno wnyshouldj
Ik tlev Iwii to make t tic survey mid
CHtliniltcn tlilit season.
Thero Im aomo talk ol Helllnir 1 1:0
poor farm nut In Summit township
imd building n suitable liitlriuiiiy
nenr thU city. We not-ond tho mo
tion. Tho old farm la n, hunitm.
viewed from nny atnndpolnt.
It may lie only n eurloua conceit,,
but It ftfoma that is cloe observer,
can tell n Itopulillcnn from n Ivmo
crnt by tho way he walks through our
now court house, 'i'nke the nvornuoi
Kepublicnu from tho country niul lie
atopa about na If he wero moment
arily exporting home Democratic
ofllctal to yell nt him to got off tho
tillug. Koine tltnea they net a if
they were approaching aomo sacred
diHr In tho Vntlcfiii. or tin) Hiidlonee
room of eotne powerful potentate.
But is iH'inOcrnt from 'way up the
"crick" ehtiiKS Ida wny up the stair
ways niul bnoH tho doom in ntul
out of tho oltlees Juat na if ho owned
the w hole ihidjcius ted house, nntt ho
dotn this Just the name whether he
voted for or ngninst theproposltloii.
We like to It, dont you? It 1
American.
W. J. Bryan, late candidate of ti e
Uiieoiujuorod IVmoeraey, inndo his
mnldeii bow to our pvople hist Sat
urday at the opera house under the
auspice of tho Christian cong renu-
tiou of this city, on the plan of tiivl-j
dlnff the gfUe ntvlpta with said con- j
KtVjfHtloll. Ho hud (t good audleiu-e
at .VI centa per, niul we ntv told hi
share amounted to f'ai.OO after nil
expense were paid. It vvaa euriotis
to contemplate the pollthlaiiH who
came in from all over the county to
hear the "boy orator from the
I'hitte." who him now no matured
under IK-inocratic ad versltli. that
he It tald lieitded. I do not ups ak of
thla In levity, for It U rviunrknhh'
that he haa kept nny hair on hit
heinl at all when we consider the
hnlr-pulIliiK that hiia Ihtb ko1ii on
in his party ever since lie haa Uvn
trying to lend It Into n-si'tab!llty
and tisefulnesji. When Col. Rryan
waa a I'opulUt ami hU w-oplo wnt
him to I'onjsr.-sH he wan n IhIkIiI
ruiij'-f.ut-d boj, full of life, c nervy
and seal. But thu hllloua of dlseord
htive roared at Id feet mid tho white
eaps have overwhelmed him atid Ida
joyotia heart o often slneo he )
t ame ft Itetnorriit that he la to !
pitied rather than bt.ktiu-d. Mo la a
lilee iniin. We like to hoar hint talk
Ho la a uiuneasurably ts-tter than
the rauisliai k led party lie N trjhu'
to net to "stand for soinethliif;"
that Is not illservditnMo. that one
fit-U like shaklnv ImieU with him
out of respect for hU prslteut
nerve, even If It U all list lies. At
nltfht ho talked at the court house
aud lot there wan no .'-) et lits per lit
the door everybody In town nearly
wtot there. He talked politic at
nliilit, and on the money inst i u
would have aittisded the old line
I'opullstM. lie even went faretioiili
to Wlllk at the hiH'lalists. (Mi tho
tariff proposition ho lined up with.
Cleveland and a Ion;; Hue of ancient
Jh'tiiiHTiillo statesmen; but on the
(iiouey mid trust problem lie pour
ed broudsldi Into Cleveland and Ida
IH'Iihs nny, mid the r.epublleitu par
ty. When he emne by easy utitcca
to Imperialism he a prepared to
esplode a boiub at the feet of plu
tocracy, mid l riiiirrti'terlse the
policy of the K'lVeriilneiit at Wash,
luutou an the name kind mid brnnd
a that opTntol by lieoi1' the
Third in that other roloulrtl perl
ot our fount rv. lint what nunise
tin most of all wtta hla ftlorltieat Ion
of Misxiuri liemoerney mid Ita bill
IlitlK fotiutvitaloiillt ile('Kttloll. f
eoiirse w Were tlnd to hear I1I111
x'itk pleasjtiitly of our eonrtsa
mail, whose vueat In- vv as, mid when
he referred to the fact that Missour
did not have to Int lie outside speak
era to declare the 1111m n reliable rlchi-i
l lieiuis-racy, but had a surplus to
st'inl atimad Into the lienUhled lie.
pulilirnn stiit. a te eoithl not l,e!
feeltlitf III syilip.ltliy with the sent I
iiieiit. We admit it linnkly then
ait a t''"d many Is huh rnlle orators
III lha state Hint wo could spare. It
Hould really Is' fc'od for tia all to
spare them liideltnltely. Think of
la-e. Farts, Cook the w hole K"ii at
Jefferson City. There are some "even
In Hate eounty whom' absence tlur-
iiiV a campaign could Ut borne w 1th
euaiilniity.
Hut on this holy Sabbuth lilht,
after lint Inv lis'enetl to a sennoii on
love by an aspiring 301111K tlet-y
mail, Mu I'iime near forvet tlntf our
main point. Voil hate uotle.-d in
aome of the leading eounty Ih-iuo
eratlc p.ts'ia recently nil iKCJtsloiial
reference to Parker and IvArnioud
au the pow.ll.le team lu the next na-
liouai running race. .Now aa a till
aril of Ittilier, II. ilea county and MU
aourl vso protist aj;ulnst any ,
arriilifcolnriil. It M ,,,. ,,,. lUh(
lies
may
who the m 111. rata flmll or
lioiuliiale, but wo sliierislv
U lk ve that iK'Ariuoud I Hie iu,t
repreariitatlve Is hum rut. after Pry
hii. of any proiulaeii.i; In theeoiuitry;
mid our homo pride. If nothing , u
lit tale our ileiuaiid (I,,,! . fcla m!
the head and inn tt. ftill of the
,ivk.,t. IiJJi, tl fcu Ujertl!;ig
proposition It would Ih vvortliwoiui'
tlilnj; to Put'. r mid Il.iti'H eounty to
l uve libit li t o.i'lileil 10 tin' lender l'f
tln honey old hiiiutiiii; oiillli-, n ho
Ix llotv llltddl' till' India of t'olij.'M'".
A lid Wr MIc sliuvi 1' w lieu u e ! tli.it
tin' iii.intli' of tirynn could full upon
HO llMel' ITplS'M'lltltthl' of lll'J llllislll
t linn hi- Not only would tint iiinn
tlo rest I'Uvily upon Ma hlioiildeiH,
lut thu very sphlt of lliy 'iiiImiii
would It 1100 aui'W In the lump In i
nloft by Ida lunula. Whet her I'.ryim'n
visit Iii iv nt thU llini' lina liny alr-
nlileaneo tituchliux thlt matter wo do
not niidei tiiUe to snv. Folk forRov-
rrnor mid Ih'Ariiiond for prnl lent
M'ollld lliaki' till' lie pIlUk'tlllN turnip
In "old MUsoury;" but what will
i'l'pulilleuim en re mi hmij na Mlm-ourl
a "It" III 1lu eye of the wholt
eoiintry. Wo have aloud 11 kooiI
ninny worse- 11 lllletiottti than either
of tht'st' poKlldlltle, and still lite.
(iood nlht, niul may lln who re
wnrdeth the just ! Knot) to nil lie
puMkftn editors.
YV. t). ATKi:sil.N.
Till: FRISCO HV8IK.M.
Itotln baekw ard to 1111 enforced
residence In Kaiisan City diirinjj the
ii of the flood, nothing luipre-trd
tho writer more ttiirlns Hint time of
dire ntllletlou than the luiloiultnble
plilck and energy of the America u
cltfj'ii; an. the masterly tintimer in
which tno buslucHa of the Frit;. o
System was handled by (ieneral Su
jK'iiuliiideiit A. J. Davidson and
Kuperintendeiit of Transportation
V. It. liray. Tlirso two men every
day kept patrolling the four tulles t f
track between Kmisaa (Ity m:t!
Rostslaie oil foot with water and
mud up to their waist rxituduliiv
every portion of the track to make
certain of It absolute safety tor the
pacMise ,,( train at the first ln
ment that the water would subside
in the I nlon Ivpot. ltirlnv the
entire week from Sunday, Mar, .tlst,
until Saturday. JuneCth, not a pas
senger train Imd lvn can. t-led. TI.e
train formerly tisinv the liraud Cen
tral station arrived and departed
from I'.'nd mid ira nd Avenu' th-pot
nnd nil the train nidus the l iilou
lfM.t arrived mid departed from
Bosvdale. paswiiKer la-inv transfer
red to and from Ibtsvdale by the
IV'pot Carriage aud HaK'tiCt' "'
For two day of the hlh water the
Frisco System wan the onty outlet
f or I'nsM'iiu.tr destined tt St. IamiU
and ptduttt Ifyoiid on necount of nil
other IIik-h 1 "untroubled vv ltd wash
out. Inirliu; these two day a con
ductor were instructed to honor all
ticket n-adln tost. lonU or Is y otut
reKurdii's of Hue l-uiui; same, mid
thU liiaKuaulintty oil the part of the
I'll, o hialiaKeiiient w n .f jjreat as
sistance to the traveling publle ni.d
tin courtesy surely nppret late. I by
the many ft Irudty connections of t hts
popular line, tin Saturday, June
I'.th, A promliiciitrallro.il inauafcvr
gave It a Ida opinion that there
would not In-11 pio-M-nrr tritlu Into
the t'ldoii Sjpot for live day, butal
t.-'.n that atleiu.'ou tie' news flashed
alonv the w Ire thai Fri o No. l2
piiHsriit r w on Id conn- into t he liilou
iK-pot and that nil p.-o-M ii.-r train
of that syi.t.111 wtml.l uw the l uioii
N pot the same aa In jure the btll
water. "Iiuposaible." It can't
done," were some f the eVtlaimi
t Ion of those vv ho heard the news.
Jllst a few- lUoiilelltM la fore ) p. III.
vv hlstl.-H Is Kiiti to aotind III the I rls
eo yard, -v t-ry moment itddln;; to
the Voiunie of iiom. 'I'he t'liitlnea of
i-'t her lii.es. sin h a had steam up,
adde.i their ijiiotit. The atatloiwtry
eiinlnr all over the treat west bol
toms. St herever they could whistle.
Jolited the chorus. Thousand of
people oil tho U'lh and Uth stivtt
Vlad.ict and ltloii( thob'urfa uvn
their coat, hata, or any kind of K'tr
liu lit. na tin' K'lU'tlit crew beade I y
C.llernl SiiM'tluteideiit liivi,!sou
juid Su) ttmeud. nt of 'I rmispotta
Jl.1ui.n1yp1l.1t. il the bin pasM'iiuef
tiulii Into the t'nloii la-pot. ' y
scene that followed remind. ,1 Hie
w titer of the return of a liniment
from a successful , ampuln. Ktrty
one w as shaking lunela with every
one cl-e. the passciiicira Joining lu
the . lie. 1, .trillion. It tueuirtl to In
fusi new life and energy Into tlm
atrlt ken pcoj.lo an.! waa prm t it ally
the tiiiuliit! point from tlcspuir to
hope. It will ! loii Uf.uv it,,- 1 11
t ly of I iU .. ti'tlu 1'-' Into the I n. .a
IK pot oil June Kill will be folottt a,
Manhattan ikml Mercury.
IT Tea watt ts pic
Ycu want ta 11 t
If tea tt a key
II Y:u srsnt to ri
Tea watt ts plcw hard prjanl.
sits your Ccrscs.
y tjaoamaatvork
rid Vtur Wi'.iilrn
r!w t. .
Ut iv it fa kUdm'.i lest ht
ll It tuillnlrrd t .1,, O,. Buk
alkt .l.. Ih. ,. krl, k.S 1,
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Tft8 CoffeyvHIe Imp.& F!f. Co
tOttSllll I ktU,
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Gcnch Bros., llicli Hill.
Heaa Tho Tribune.