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Wayne County Journal. Live Paper for the People Now on Earth." Home Is Complete Without It." XXVIX. HARRY B. HAWES' RELATION. The following is a short sketch of Mr.

Hawes' Confederate relations: His father, Captain Smith N. Hawes, enlisted in Company First Missouri, at the age of 17, with the rank of First Lieutenant, and was afterwards promoted to the rank of Captain. His uncle, Doctor Carey Hawes, was made 11 Brigade Surgeon, Another uncle, General Morrison Hawes, commanded the Texas Division of the forces, Ilis grandfather, the Hon. Richard Hawes, waS the Confederate Provisional Governor of Kentucky. Two of his uncles on his father's side were killed in the army.

On his mother's side two brothers served in the Confederate Army, and she herself nursed in Confederate hospitals. The first Battle of Bull Run WAS fought on the plantation of his wife's father, Major Samuel Robinson. also Confederate oflicer. It is also interesting to know that Mr. Hawes' grandfather, George Nicholas, first attorney-general of Kentucky, was the author of the State Rights doctrine.

The selection of Mr. Hawes, therefore, on the part of Commander-inChief Tisdal of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans, is appropriate. The chances are that the coming Congress has been framed up by the Republican leaders so that it will be practically a do nothing Congress, and if anybody thinks that the new and added prestige of the President is going to move the stand- patters in the Republican party on the tariff question to do anything looking toward tariff revision, then he does not know the temper of the aforesaid Repub lican stand-patiers. The patronage for the new administration has about all been parceled out and many of the leaders of the Republican party do not care a rap what the President thinks of them or their attitude. They are going to refuse to make a river and harbor bill and many other big appropriation bills in the hope that it will help to cut down the deficit in the Treasury, thereby hurting the internal improvements of the country needed to facilitate the commerce of the country, instead of making the necessary appropriations and cutting down the tariff duties on many articles thereby letting in more importations and getting the necessary revenue to fill the hole in the Treasury.

It looks as though they are also going to stick another tax on beer and coffee to help in the filling process. That looks now to be the reactionary and stand-pat program of the Republican leaders. Teddy is going to have his hands full. "A cold or cough nearly always produces constipation -the water nearly all runs to the eyes, nose and throat instead of passing out of the system through the liver and kidneys. For the the want of moisture the bowels become dry and Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is the original Laxative Cough Syrup, It meets and corrects the above conditions, by acting as a pleasant cathartic on the bowels-ex-tion pels all colds from the system and cures all coughs, croup, whooping cough, La Grippe, bronchitis, etc.

Sold by Green ville Drug Greenville, Mo. Dr. J. L. Horn, Williamsville Mo.

If you want to make an all-around good for nothing tough out of your boy, just butt in and take his side on every question which comes up between him and the teacher, and if you want him to have a good start to the penitentiary be sure and let him know that he can always depend upon your assistance, in whatever trouble he may get into, right or Blud Citizen. GREENVILLE, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1905. NUMBER 23 In the article in the Journal of Aug. 31, under the caption of Text Books, asks "Is the A Correction. agent of Ginn Co.

in any way related to the board?" As I have been asked frequently if I am a brother-in-2nd law of Prof. Tankersley, I suppose that question was meant for me. I will say that the report that I am a relative of Prof. Tankersley is a gross falsehood and I do not understand why the representative of the American Book Co. caused such a report to be circulated.

What I did as a member of the County Board I did honestly and conscientiously, and that as long as I am a member of this board I will do my duty at all times as nearly as I know how. Yours, JOHN CANTLON, Sec'y Co. Board of Education. Every thing is in the name when it comes to Witch Hazel Salve, E. C.

DeWitt and of Chicago, discovered some years ago how to make a salve from Witch Hazel that is a specific for Piles. For blind, bleeding, itching and protruding Piles, Eczema, cuts, burns bruises and all skin diseases DeWitt's Salve has no equal. This has given rise to numerous worthless counterfeits. Sold by Greenville Drug Greenville, Mo. Dr.

J. L. Horn, Willimsville Mo. Wayne County Horticultural Society's Picnic. The Wayne County Horticultural Society's tenth annual picnic was held Sept.

16th. There was a good crowd present. There was a song and prayer by Rev. Jimerson at 11 A. M.

Dinner was then served, with an abundance of good grub. In the afternoon there was a good talk by Dr. O. W. Holz on fruit-growing, also a talk by Rev.

Beaty. The display of fruit and other farm products was good. A cash prize of 50 cents for best on all exhibits, and 25 cents second, was offered, and it would take too much space to name the parties winning the prizes. The judges were: Ben Stephens. Thos.

Evans and E. L. Sercy. L. R.

UNDERWOOD, Secretary. Pointed Paragraphs. Every time a man's neighbors kick it makes him sore. To find work, go to work and look for it. It's easy to win smile from a woman if she has pretty teeth.

In the affairs of men the tide may be untied by a divorce judge. If a patient has lots of money any doctor can relieve him-of his coin. A woman would rather have a hat with one wing than be an angel and have two. When a man looks at his own faults he never has occasion to use a micro- scope. But the more a man talks about the financial situation the less money he usually has.

Occasionally a man carries the hod for himself while laying the foundafor a fortune. It is almost as easy to pick the wrong woman for a wife as it is to pick the wrong horse in a race. ---Chicago News. FOR SALE. Owing to bad health I have decided to sell my entire stock of shoes, notions and infact every thing I have in stock at cost to any one man who wishes to buy the entire stock.

A bargain in these goods. Come or write at JORN H. SETTLE. Mo, Greenville Public School Enrollment. The following is the number of pupils enrolled in the different grades of our public school: 1st 60 30 3rd 47 4th Grade.

45 5th 20 6th 12 7th Grade. 9 8th Grade. 1st Year High School. 15 2nd Year High School. 6 Total 271 The above figures show an increase over last week's enrollment.

The school is progressing nicely, and everyone is highly pleased with the quality of school work being done this year. It is easy to relieve a cough or cure a cold after a copious evacuation of the bowels. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar are the original LaxativeCough Syrup. It acts on the bowels -expels all cold from the system, and cures coughs by removing the cause. This remedy clears the phlegm and strengthens the mucous membranes of the throat chest and lungs, and bronchial tubes.

The Honey bee and red clover blossom is on every bottle of Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar, the original Laxative Cough Syrup. Sold by Greenville Drug Co. Greenville Mo. Dr. J.

L. Horn, Williamsville, Mo. St. Peter Refunds. A great American financier died and went to heaven, or tried to.

At the door St. Peter asked him what claims he had for admittance. "I am from New York; I made several millions by judicious investment and the market rate of interest on good security." but what did you do for your fellowmen?" ah, -once I did not wait for the change when I bought 3 penny paper." well. That's the kind, what else?" let me think, oh yes, 8 working man died in the next block. His wife had supported the family of seven by washing.

A subscription list was taken up to bury him. I subscribed 50 eents." Well, tell us more of that said St. Peter. Long pause. think-I think that's all." St.

Peter turned to his bookkeeper, and said: him back his 50 cents and tell him to go to -Ex When indigestion becomes chronic it is dangerous, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will cure indigestion and all troubles resulting therefrom, thus preventing Catarrh of the Stomach. Sold by Greenville Drug Greenville, Mo. Dr. J. L.

Horn, Williamsville, Mo. School Report. Report of Liberty Hill school for the month ending Sept. 20, 1905: Enrollment: Male, 33; female, 17; total, 50. No.

days attended by all, 820. Average daily attendance, 41. No. attending every day, 17. No.

absent five or more days, 2, Corporal punishment, 4. Volumes in library, 60. No, pupils using same, 20. Those attending every day are: Robert, Hattie and Nora Duncan, Mattie, Nellie and Bryan Lane, Ernest, Jett, Cosy, June and Arthur Hughes, Zilla and Albert Sheets, Idella and Millard Dickerson, Thomas Green and Clinton Hicks. W.

H. LANK, 'Teacher. If you ever for took De Witt's Little ly Risers, biliousness or constipation you know what pleasure is. These famous little pills cleanse the liver and rid the system of all bile without producing unpleasant affeots. Sold by Greenville Drug Greenville, Mo.

Dr. Horn, Williamsville, Mo. The Piedmont ball team (with the best players in town) came out Sunday, Sept. 25, and tried another fall with the Damons. They came with their best, with the intention of shutting us out completely, but went back considerably crestfallen and broken.

The Damons easily defeated them by a score of 14 to 8. The two umpires (Bell and Long) were excellent. Some disputes arose once or twice, but were generally satisfactory. The following was the line- up of the two teams: DAMON. PIEDMONT.

Henson Reeves Dunegan Bundy Cline Lutes Wilkinson Lee Rhodes Clark Myers Brewer Taylor Daffron Hixson Rhodes Hixson Ketchem Batteries: Damon, Dunegan and Henson: Piedmont, Lee and Reeves. CONTRIBUTED. Words of the Wise. Damon vs. Piedmont.

Early and provident fear is the mother of safety. -Burke. Ridicule is the first and last argument of fools. -C. Simmons.

Scruples too rigid are nothing else but concealed pride. If a man could have half his wishes he would double his trouble. -Poor Richard. Violence in the roice is often only the death rattle of reason in the throat. -Boyes.

Among the sons of men how few are known who dare be just to merit not their own! -Churekill. He that reigns within himself, and rules his passions, desires and fears, is more than a king. -Milton. Bashfulness may sometimes exclude pleasure, but seldom opens any avenue to sorrow or -Johnson. The measure of a man's sin is the difference between what he is and what be might be.

-David Starr Jordan. Never trust anybody not of sound religion, for he that is false to God can never be true to man. -Lord Burleigh. False delicacy is real indelicacy. Half-educated men employ the most frequent ciroumlocutions and ambiguities.

Never yet were the feelings and instincts of our nature violated with impunity, nerer yet was the voice of conscience silenced without retribution.Anna Jameson. We clip the following from the Marble Hill Press, communication by Stephen: -As rumor is sometimes untrue, I failed to mention the sad accident that happened to Uncle Abraham Sitze last week. I understand that Mr. Sitze had been visiting his stepdaughter, Mrs. Vance, who sides in Wayne county at a distance of about thirty miles, On his return home he was accompanied by his young daughter, Cora, and Mrs.

Vance; having some furniture in his wagon, he was compeled to drive at a moderate gait, night overtook them before they reached home, and at a very rough place in the road the team became frightened and on making a short turn upset the wagon. Mr. Sitze was seriously injured. His younger daughter's arm was broken and an infant child of Mrs. Vance's WAS unconscious for some time.

But they are slowly recovering from their serious injuries, List of New Subscribers and Renewals for the Month of September. W. Latham J. P. Dees.

J. B. Hopkins Jennie Conner. Carter Bennett Lee R. Gill.

C. F. McLane S. A. Harris.

Carrie McGee John Wagner. C. M. Revier Walton Regan. Jas.

F. Fox Rev.C.W. Wallis. Dr.B.A, Wilson W.R. Penington.

W. T. Feith R. T. Bone.

Dr.R.J.Owens A. L. Hughes. Brooks-Cline. Wednesday evening of last week William Brooks and Miss Ada Cline, of Patterson, drove into town and were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev.

John Collins, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Freeman. The young couple are well respected young people and have many friends who wish them much joy in their new adventure. Mr.

Brooks is a blacksmith and a member of the firm of Brooks Croy, and the bride is a young lady of good parentage, well respected and industrious. The young couple starts out in life with bright prospects and the good will of all who know them. We join in congratulations, and wish for the happy young couple many prosperous and happy days along the journey of life. Marriage Licenses. Chas.

H. Clayton Shook. Lizzie Sweet Greenville. John F. Ward Hiram.

Martha Huggins Bounds. T. L. Barnes Brunot. Cora Phelps Leeper.

Samuel Kirk Coldwater. Lizzie Cooper W. M. Carpenter Patterson. Annie Moss Mill Spring H.

L. Whitner Shook. Debby Robinson R. J. Witson Ellsinore.

Angie Eaton Williamsville G. W. Wills Greenville. Icy Underwood Lowndes. William Brooks Patterson, Ada Cline 4 James C.

Hudson Williamsville. Bertha E. Hooper W. C. Lock Chaonia.

Sophronia P. Caldwell Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is certainly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia and weak stomachs. They say it never fails to cure the digestive organs and makes the stomach and breath sweet as a rose. Sold by Greenville Drug Greenville, Mo. Dr.

J. L. Horn, Williamsville, Mo. BY SMITH SPACE 2 MOM MICHL MOOM SIHL HOLV IXON 'IV SI BENNETT SMITH GREENVILLE, NO. WE.