Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-09-04


brought to Versailles can be seen at
the FAMOUS.
c. H. Robertson and J. w. Hutchcr-
son came in from Fortuna and spent
the day here Saturday.
| II. u. Spencer the hustling merchant
Of Usage Iron Works was circulating
among our business men Monday.
Good and well-made clothing cannot
be found Mt every store, the only place
FAMOUS.
The Ladies Sewing Society Of the
| Christian Church met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. II i. Woods
on Campbell street.
Thos. O'Ncal, l.. J.. O'Ncnl and Sid
| Spurlock came in from Barnett Mon
day and left Versailles to attend the
MOnsees stock sale near Smithton
which took place Tuesday.
Dr. f. =. Bender, the painless den
tiht, when last here extracted and
filed hundreds Of teeth without pain.
and we have not heard Of n single cons
| plaint, on the other hand number
say he is indeed a painless dentist. AZ
City Hotel Sept. 18th, remaining until
Sept. 10th.
+. F. Cnstcllo, Of New York was in
the city Tuesday. lie is here looking
over the mineral field and has men
drilling at Rock Ford six miles south
west Of Versailles. Mr.. CASTILLO seems
to be pretty favornbly impressed with
what investigation he has made THUS
far in Morgon county.
DIR. q. w. Pilkngton Of Garnett,
Kansas, arrived here Tuesday morning
accompanied by Messrs. james w. Rice
and Is. f. Acuif. They Mt once left for
the Crystal mine southwest Of Yer
saiiles on an inspecting tour. DR.. rilk-
ington is Interested in the development
Of this mine, which ID now giving cvi-
dence of tirst-class lead, and the drill
ers are very much encouraged with
what they have found.
Il. c. Campbell, Jr., Vice President
icnesae Mining and Milling Co., OF
Rochester, N. Y, wat here Tuesday
and with, an out1t equipped for pros
pccting started for the southwest part
Of the county to make n personal in
vcstigation OF the mineral outlook in
that locality, He stated that il indi-
cations proved favorable his company
was ready TO spend GONE capital in
Morgan county developing our mineral
| resources.
y. e. Hardy, Jr., proprietor Of the
Concrete Livery Barn in this city sold
the entire livery equipment Monday TO
i. X. Potter and j. w. Alice OF Cali.
fornia, and the new proprictors will
take hold OF the business at once. Mr..
Hardy has been in the livery business
hero for several years and has sue
ceeded In building up Il big trade, and
while we nre sorry to Sec him go out
Of business we are glad to welcome
such men rs Messrs. Potter and Alice
into tho business circles OF Versailles.
| One Of the very best remedies that
can he applied TO wound made by
rusty nail, and which is almost infalli-
bic in its cure, Is to take quantity Of
| peach-leavcs. beat them TO IL pulp, and
then apply them to the wound, and in
u very short time an Improvement will
, be noted in the wound. Several per-
sons have tried this remedy when all
Others failed TO give relief, and it WAS
beneficial in it's results. At this season
Of the year, when so many persons aro
injured by tramping on II rusty nail,
this remedy should be noted. .-Scien.
tifc American.
John BrOkmeyer, who was the pro.
moter Of tho excursion to Hunccton on
Thursday OF last week. made II decided
success of the event. The train which
was an extra left here Mt 3 n: IN. with
over 300 passengers aboard, and by the
time Upton WAS reached the coaches
we're all filed to the platforms and
there were between 600 and roo crowded
In the coaches. Mr. Brokmeyer worked
up the excursion and deserves the en-
tire credit for It's success, and the Mis-
souri, Pacific was fortunate in securing
him to do the hustiny and local ndvcr'
tising on the occasion. The big crowd
showed the effects OF his handy work.
Large English l3crkshircs.