Weekly Tribune (Newspaper) - September 25, 1903, Moulton, Iowa Your Home Paper Always First Then the Outside Paper THE WEEKLY Official of the VOL. APPANOOSE 25 1903. No. 35/ E ate opening up our new goods and if you could only see half the pretty things it would tempt you to part your loose change and break on the big Crash Cloth Proto Shark and Tan and 50c to a Shoes 3. 00, Shoes 1.'1-M, Shoes Shoes Shoes Shopping Shoes Shoes Shoes 2.75, Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes 1 00, Shoes Shoes 1.25, Shoes 1.50, Shoes Shoes 1.75, goods Shoes 2.00, Shoes 2.25, Shoes 2.50, We want your We can show you that you cannot buy goods of the same class we handle any cheaper elsewhere Q. R. Dry Goods and Shoes THE PESTS THE FEARFUL COST THEY ENTAIL HERE AND The Chicago Inter Ocean presents a compilation of statistics concerning the havoc created among tlie crops by posts of various description if authentic snow the damage to bo something J lad weather lias caused considerable severe weather in the northwest having caused an estimated damage of about $ 1,000,000, lint aside from this item the chinch bug damaged the farmers to the amount of the grasshoppers the Hessian the apple the 83,000,000; the and the potato In addition to this loss of charged to the s of the com belt started the season with a loss of several million dollars from lu the course of the year the farmers and planters of the country have paid out in wages In spite of tho farmer lias douo fairly The grain crop of 1A03 has an estimated valuo of potatoes * 14,700,000; orchard fruits and dairy Sales of live and cotton would increase the valuo of farm products of the season to The annual output of our manufacturing establishments baa a valuo of * 13,000,000,000. The products of our 5,730,057 farms for one year have a value of Tho 10,200,000 persons employed last year on farms received in wages the 5,400,000 workmen employed the same year in earned These figures show that the er is almost master of tho Lot him invent a pest exterminator and his triumph will be 1. Herman emperor nml 1 Within the year was the the A. Kaiser of high And X the usual chance of His father was a and just a that is Stars arc although sumo And some roll hid in pall cavil all you My sire was just as yood a The and 1 drink and sleep way For bread is bread and pic is And kings can eat hut thrice a And sleep will only conic to those Whose mouths and stomachs are not I rise at six and go to And he at live and does the We both have cure we cannot Mine ale for loved his for fame lie may live 1 cannot I'm sure 1 wish the Kaiser I have a and so lias And if pictures do not Mine is by ootids twice as would 1 trade those eyes dark Not for an Empress and her And so the Emperor and I On this one point could ne'er will never His frail suits him and mine suits me And though Ids sons may one day Mine stand Al in public So let the Kaiser have his Hid kings and nations tumble down 1 have my freedom and my And fear no ruler and his For 1, unknown to fame or Live where man is - Has world-wide fame for marvellous cures It surpasses any other ointment or balm for fever salt chapped skin infallible for Cure Only 25c at W. F. Horry If the Corn Crop Fails You can save your stock and fatten them by using Hesse's Stock Food From 2 5c to ocr Do You A tine assortment of new hooks just Supplies of nil kinds of l lie work a N. E. MURDY & CO. THE DEMOCRATS MEET A Ticket In the Field Washington Two The Democracy of Appanoose was in convention last The various townships were all represented and there was a respectable attendance for a portion of the The races in the afternoon drew a number of the faithful to tho leaving the to lix up a T. Killion was temporary His speech was recited from manuscript and was a vitriolic attack oil the Republican in State and National The following committees were E. V. Yin es anil Oscar O. and W. Wilson ami O. After the delegates or a portion of ami the hall not being densely the following ticket waB W. M. of W. of Wells A. of Washington S. S. of Taylor Member of 11. Vermilion of T. of of for Treasurer is also a candidate for Treasurer on the ami as he was in the lield several weeks it can be taken that the parly simply endorsed the of the new Yates Washington for and D. for gives some tone to the political in Southeast man likely wanted to but were willing to make a sacrifice For Father Mo Creary svas put and while the parly lias no feeling against the old many wide-awake Democrats thought they saw more lilting material in the old man's The nomination of Mrs. of was a pleasant but will not likely give Prof. Speers ease of the chills Col. the was not so much in evidence in the the he was in bis looking after a continual rush of business incident to The convention was without special Able and Democrats took but little leaving the work to be done by the fellows who are always the lone at uf thu uprising or tlie Turkish Al. jiml social life ura al a at The alraid to open their anil the liaH the appearance of a town abandoned In time It slated -a of miles of this unfortunate little elty r women and have been slaughtered by families Ihe uprising Is one of the oldest towns In und litis for been u hotbed ol SHARPS AND FLATS FROM 5TATE CAPITAL The Week's Sunshine Helpful to Business Outlook in a Perjury Richards on Trial at The bright sunshine of the past week is proving n wonderful tonic to the general business The local director of the weather bureau estimated that a severe would have wrought damage agricultural interests of the but the forecast is for brighter If warm weather continues for two nearly all of the corn will bo out of The hay crop has been exceptionally good and the prices range The fanner who has some fat cattle and few good horses for sale need have no fear of being called upon to repel the wolf fiom his Although fat cattle are not now the partial failure of in other portions in the country will teml to increase price of both gram and stock in The people of Iowa are by no means poor although a half a dozen clouds on prosperity's sky will set tho pessimists to going agog and the newspapers of the state will begin to prate of a recurrence of the hard tunes of and Iowa is a wonderful dairy and this source of revenue alone is to keep us from the invitation of President of the Iowa Falls it Northern Railroad about three hundred and seventy live business men from Des Moines took a trip over the line and spent a day m Iowa With commendable energy the Iowa Falls people provided mi interesting program for tlie A meeting was held it the opera house and a number of speeches largely of a Rev. 1<\ C. the colored divine who become so promi associated svith the proceedings of the police court has again come to the and now has his wife thrown into jail on the charge of A short time ago Rev. Lomack waa arrested at Hie instigation of his belter half on the charge of bigamy but was able to establish his innocence through the medium of a divorce granted in Some allegations made on tho witness stand have led Mr. to come back at his wife with the charge of now has a divorce suit pending against his wife m the district court ami she is retaliating with a crosi petition in which she alleges and the States was tried before for the robbery ol the Sullivan family at It will be remembered that this family was robbed by three masked men one of whom was shot anil captured by Mr. The captured man proved to be Frank liaird of an acquaintance of Richards appeared upon the scene after the wounding of took him into custody ami made every effort to relievo bis It is now claimed that who was convicted of the robbery and sentenced to eighteen years in the will appeal against Richards next It is also said tint Mrs. Sullivan will testify that Richarda was in her house on the mght of the rob bery and held a lighted lamp at I or feet until she divulged the whereabouts of a sum of money which had been received on that day by the sale of some THE PROMISE TO It's up perennial A Vermont girl who expects soon to be married objects to ing to obey her future husband and haa found a clergyman who is willing to leave the word out ol the marriage She is not tlie She will not be the That word has been a terrible after it makes little difference whelher the woman verbally promises to obey or The mere words of the marriage ceremony count for The real feeling and promises of marriage lie deeper than the lips or else they do not exist at he wife's obedience to her does not depend upon the promise at It depends upon herself and open she to be a great man worth obeying alio will obey and be glad to do it. If he is not masterful enough iu his judgement and purposes and manner to command her obedience a thousand promises would not bind It is not any word of or or a promise in the service makes the husband the senior ami lulling but nature and the force of The secret force liea in her charnu er as as in The omission of the word in the service is nothing and it has never been it makes the slightest lint the formal tilling of a of sealed and which has marked a marriage ceremony in s mi it can be of no more force effect than the simple omission of the word but it has the of being In this signed contract is set forth what the husband ami mutually agreed iu marriage were the rights and privileges ami of Such a contract is utterly for there is no means of enforcing it. on the very day of the husband should violate every one of the restrictions put upon what could they tlo about She could not dissolve the marriage Divorce courts would not consider her agreement ut She would her a foolish of no use to her and an object of unfeeling It is worse than for the cold-blooded agreement that eliminates leaves marriage barren of the sweet impulses and the tender sacrifices that alone cau consecrate w i f e pre- WASHINGON ON THE POTOMAC Secretary Shaw to Discipline Some The Ship Subsidy to Come at Extra Secretary Shaw has decided to discipline those banks which are clamoring at the Treasury lor the government bonds they have there on deposit na security for their own en To get the bonds they retire their notes and to retire their noles diminishes the amount of circulating medium available just at the time when the Secretary is making every effort in his power to provide money for When the Secretary decided 10 distribute of government money among the banks ol ihe he announced that as security for this money he would require the deposit of government bonds in the It waa to lie expected that this sudden demand for government bonds would market but he lid not anticipate that the national hanks would go so far as to retire heir own circulation in order to get to It is known on the best of authority that the banks which have taken this action will lot lie given any of the and if any of them ire now government he deposits they bold will be raw As the special of by the has caused an authoritative statement to be issued from Oyster Hay to the effect that the special session will be called to meet on November rain or of Congress with special legislation in are getting together in Washington and elsewhere and making their plana for the legislative One of the measures which is being actively discussed is the ship which was lost in a House committee last Senators Ilan Piatt of New York and others are deeply interested in this measure or at least m some form of subsidy to the shipping interests and are causing the publication of literature calculated lo educate the p to an appreciation of the advantages to be derived from subsidizing transoceanic lines for tbe transportation of both mails and Practically all tho representatives of the coau states will favor such a measure and it is claimed that Cannon will lend his aid to the passage of the in the and he can easily accomplish its success when h e conies to reorganize the committee on Merchant Marine and It is stated that every nation with a merchant marine encourages its shipping inj by subsidies and that the commerce of the United States is from a lack of similar Indictments all revealed new operations of whereby he had defrauded the government until it is now estimated that the Department has not lost leas than as a result of hia to one Bet of indictments it was that and Erwin conspired to sell lo the at an exorbitant a simpla little device for attachment to letter boxes so that it could be Boon at a glance when the next collection would be by another it la shown that and Hunting ton entered into a contract with Machen to sell to the government the package mail boxes and that they paid to a go-between a one half of which went to by the third it is shown that by virtue of his influence with had obtained a half interest iu the profits on all letter boxes sold to the government and had divided that interest with The District of Columbia grad jury is still at work on postal caaes and will doubtless bring in indictment against prominent officers of the law division iu the distant There atill remain twelve eases for the jury to pass it- Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock tias announced the name of J. grand nephew of the great as the man who will conduct the investigation of the Indian Territory land Mr. is also one of the men retained by tho President aa special counsel to assist in the prosecution of the cases growing out of the investigation and is man who has the implicit confidence of the administration as well as of all who know It may be that his examination into Indian affairs will be most thorough and that no person guilty of a violation of will escape It iB also understood that Mr. will retain one or more assistants who will aid him in his Indian Territory JACKSON BROS. 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