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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07

II @EnSlIIa mis- caoSll0S.
Asf fue como desert6 ell vfzconde
de Main Hsrdye.
Al dfa siguiente estaba enme edo
y de squel pufzado de hombres Que
Sc habfan reunido alredsior de In
pr1ncesa, como ell dltimo estandar.
te de la monarqufa.
Il Tres dfas despues, en- ell primer
encuentro con las tropas del nueyo
regimen, Ell conde de Main Hardye
cayo mortalmente herido en- brazos
de So hfjo. cubri6ndole de sangre.
II Ahora Sc adivinara 10 Que habfa
II pasado desde hacfa dos meses.
El pequefio ej6rcito vendeano
combatfa la desesperada, resuci-
tando q las antiguas guerras de
i lIS4 y 179S; pero ell entusiasmo no
era el mismo. y cada dfa, & pesar
de mil prodigios de valor, los rea
i1stas fban psrdIendo terreno.
Hsctor habfa sucedido q su pa.
dre , continnsba ocup6ndose de la
guerra y 81 amor.
Hsbfa estshlecido IN cuartel ge.
neral en Ell Bocage, cerca del cas-.
tiiio de Main Hardye tres leguas
de b sllomnre.
Todas las noches mon tsbs en- su
Ciorfnds y Sc dirigfa q Bellombre.
como antes Sc deslizaba por la ca
lle1uela desierta sonbrfa del
arrsbal de Potiere.
Diana lie esp sr aba arrodillada,
70 mlsmo que ca tiempos rogara a
Dlos por el s1idado de Africa. ro.
gaoa ahora q Dios por ell vendeano.
IA es hora de volver al momeu.
TO co que la viuds del baron Ru.
pert haofs dido M rnido que In
nixo correr 4 Ia ventans Y ahrirla.
Este rufdo N era sino ell qrazai-
70 DC Gran1 ds Sal. que, repstido.
1ino O b srir tan 5lea distintamen-
10 el ofdo da Ell sct1r.
Il iovsn 81 lasant6. sa desemha.
azo del chsl c1a que ahrigabs sus
1m bros. "a toio evsnto. volvf6 q
oigsrsss ! In cintarA las pIstolnss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07
BIBL1oTEoA DE sLA DEMocRAcrA.
chejaquelein. Cathelineau y Bon

chejaquelein. Cathelinesu y Bon
champ.
81 Hetor hubiera tenldo ocho
dfas de tempo habrfa enviado 50
dfmtsfon al ministro de Ia Guerra;
pero no tenfa una hora de que dis.
poner.
El coronel del regimiento era IN
veterano s0ldado. IN hombre de
honor.
a pessr de 10 svanzada de la
hora. Hector corri6 q su casa.
ma coronel, le dijo, os tratgo
mi dfmisi6n.
No puedo aceptarla. .le contes
30 ell coroneI; solo Ell mfnistro F..
Dadmela y 20 80 la envfare.
-lAhi Es precise que entregue
el mando de mi escnadr6n ahora
mismo.
ESQ es mas impossible adn, Dor
que he recibido hoy urecisamente
Ia orden de partir. Ell regimiento
Gambia de guarnici6n.
-Entonces, dijo frfameute H6c.
tor, entonoes =. deserto. -
ID Estais locof exclam6 ell coro-
mel.
Mo, contest6 tristsmente al
loVen, extgi6 al coronel pslabra
de honor de que 10 que iba decirle
quedarfa sepultado en- ell fonde de
su corazon. y que 10 que ell hombre
oyera no habfa de saberlo ell coro-
mel. Este se 10 iur6 Hector le |
ensefi , la carta de su padre.
-Psro IdesgraciadoI exclam6 ell /
coronel. Esto es la muerte ell /
deshOnor.
LA muerte. acaso; ell deshonor
no.. Soy vendeano. c0ntest6 CON
altives oil vixconde.
I'll cor0nel omprendi6. Saba II
lue tsrde o tempran0, cuando -. \
pia el vtento del Atlas, los leones
Tu6lven al desierto. II
-Idos. 10 dijo CON psna. z no \
luiera Dios que m dig me tooue II
'residir el consejo de guerra cue
= condeuark tnfaliblemente 4 Ia
'ena de muerta
Hector volvi6 q 81 casa dijo nj
8ndsmuo;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-07
HOTEL oLIl.!M!:Po


A 10 MINUTOs DH SAN JUAN
ri mejor hotel On este china.
Espl6ndida ventilaci6n. Parque,
1ardines y Kiosco d II ingless.
RxceIen.te servicio de carrua1os:
PreciQs moderados. Sc hacen re-
ducciones para familias. Alum.
brado al6ctrico moderno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
Da9 0ef6uOniB.
Misunderstanding
bon 81. Ssfar S%lnubmnnn.
1. &apitel I,

1. &apitel.
Der 8erliner 9oli3eirat6 Berger
trat @ormittags gegen elf ubr in DAG
3immer oc5 &riminaG : SnipettOrS
@ernbt unO ricf inn i4on BON Der
S6iir aus gu: n2afen Sie ii4 ni4t
ftDren, ipertber 9err College. Sd min
nut einmal i'm 8erbre9er : Nl6um etz
tDas nafi9Iagen. 9aben Sic Den
8anb g@u6erer" bier?"
sd babe i'm geraOe inter Den
9GnOer, Ser 9oli3eirutb", %ent9egncte
Der &riminaG Snipettor. sd ieBC
einen 2ei4enitein, b. f., i4 made Ell
men Der i'm 4lbum 4bgebilbcten Elm
Rreu8 ais 3ei9en, buB Gr toOt lit"
y0cr BON ben 8aunern 1T benn in
ba5 Senfeits ubgefobren?" fragile Der
Poli5etratb.
oSoIepb 8Iinfert."
n@&, Der 66lepper", metnte Der
9oIi3eiratb. sd erinnere mid ieiner
nod aus Der 3eit, aG5 t9 bier in Der
@teQung faB, bic sic jeBt inne baben.
@r mar elmer Der gefG6rIi6itcn 8auz
ner, i6pn be86alb, neil man inn gar
ni4t beifommen tonntc. Gr mar Elm
8utrGger, gepiFermaBen Der Sugbz
bunb, Der ben eSdgern, ben pirtlt6en
Nu6erern nGmIi9, bic Spfer 3utrieb,
Menn gu benz 8egrGbntB be5 &erls
ale bic 2eute mitgeben nolten, Die er
auf bas i9nerite gei4dbigt, nm Sab
unD @ut, I'm @6re unb 8aterlunb ge=
6ra9t bat, bann niirbe es elm iebr
Itattli4es acknowledgement peroen."
Die 8%eerDigung ptrD it4 fe6r einz
fah bO~Q3ieben, 9err 8olt3eiratb. Gr
piro bonn observation-disclosures aus beer
Oigt, unb 5tpar morgen @ormittag. Gs
bat i'm in Der @tGo bes Regierungsz
rat6s S6r0ber BEL einem 8eIu9, ben
8lintert bort ma6te, Elm S9ldgdnfau
qe%troffcn. Die Qei9e lit mad benz
66aubaufe gebra6t porben, unb bic
4aptcre iinO pom 2et6entommifar
eben an mid getommen. Der 8eerbtz
gung itc6t ni6ts i'm Nege,"
n6Offentli9 ni4t", Idgte Der poliz
5eirutb. nunb i'd piini4te, Der 8erl
ipiir0e 5pan3ig SUB tief b%egruben, buz
nit er ME nieber 6eruu8 fam. W2an
fpq BON ben Sobten nt9ts 8D5es faz
gen; aber pas mar cine Der f4ltmm=
item 8e1tien in Menf6engeitalt, Die
mir iemuls unter bic Singer getom>
men lit. Gr bat @rpreferei auf eigene
Sauit nod ncbcn Der 8etbciligung am
8u6er betrie6cn, unb t4 CLAUDE, e8
pirb 9uBenoe BON Meni9en ienieits
be8 groBen 9ering5tei4es in @mertta
gcben, Die cine bcfrieOigenOe Gmpfinz
Dung BADEN, penn Ite leIen, baB Der
qlte @uuner tobt 1T. $50 iagten sic,
6err College baB Der 2erI gcitorben
iit?"
.Sn Der @iaa bes 3egierungsratb8
99rOber in Der SbiergdrtenftraBe, fpo
er einen 8eiu9 ma6te."
n4u9 fem umgang fir einen @ez
beimeH &egierungsratb, bieier 9GIsz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
3. 6 q biteI |.

Qm nG4ften Sage iagte bor benz
Observation-Disclosures, Dem BON Der YoA
li8ei ba8 gun3e M}atertal in Der 4nge1
leqen6eit 8lintert : S3r0ber 5ugeiteat
noroen mar, 0aS 9ausmGO4en Y}arts
folgenDe8 aus
sd bin felt Der 8erbeiratbung Der
9rQu 8e6eimen Regierungsrdtb S4roa
Der ais 6ausmGb9en i'm 5uuIe be-
i6dftigt. On Dem Sage, an peI4em
Der 6err 8lintert gu 8eiu4 fam, tltns
gelte Nu9mtttag5 Der 9err @e4eimrat9
na3 mir Don Der 8eranba aug unb
fugte mir, i4 fo1e ein 9Ia5 8ermut3s
fpein fir ben 6errn 8linfert bringen.
Sd cling na8 Der @peifetalnmer, 3og
bier cine 6la74e M%ermutbpein auF,
fiute elm 8einglas, ite1te Elm 8la5
friI4es WaRer ba3u un0 trug auf
einem Sablett bic beiOen gefulteH
9lGfer auf bic 0erunoa biHaus. 4lS
ib auf bic 8eranbu fam, fab i'd 9errT
8linfert nift auf oerielben. AlS t4 IN
ben 8urten 6inunter fab, bemertte i'd,
bah 6err 8lintert bier auf uno ab
9ing. Gr 6teIt iih Oa5 Sdi4entu9 Dor
BEN Munb. SD rief iRm gu, Dap Der
@ein ba lei, unD er iagte mir, er toms
me qlei6, INN ben 8etn 81 trtnten.
sd Qinq bann na6 Der &uhe 3uruG,
unb na6bem ih bier cine babe Styn0'
oetpartet bate, glaubte i4, 9err 8lEn>
fert bdtte ben Dein a%usgetruntel1, uno
poute i'm fra9en, oh er nod Elm 3tpeIz
tes @las niini6te, Ober, penn oleS
ni6t Der san mare, poute i'd Da8 We
f6irr DON Der 8eranoa %fOrtrdumel1,
neil unisre 6rau ni6t liebt, OoB 9e>
i6irr berumitebt. QIS i'd ouf bic
8eranba lam, fab t6 9errn 9lintsrt
ouF einem Gopba DON R%obr9efIeqF
fiBen, ben Gopf no6 binten L.6er9e@
beuQt, nit pffenen, gIaii8sn Augen'
|6 erI6raf furdt6ar uno rIer Jim
SiIfe. IS fam Der 0iener, Der crit
foe6en nab 6auie gctommen mar, Is
lam bic &66iu s8 tamen aber aud
Der 6err @ebeimrat3 uno 5rduletn
8nbrieIe. sic paren ale glei4 mir
{ebr eri6roden, aI8 fte 8lintert licgen
516en. G8 purOe aus Der Ra4barz
f6aft Elm Q(r3t gebolt ; Der aber 1agte,
SER 8linfert lei tO0t, unb ba lei nt4t5
mebr gu 6elfen. Gr fet an einem Sc
6trnf6lag geitOrben. Der 9err Sc
beimrat5 lief CUR Poli3ei, UNI ben Sob
3u meloen, unb M6enDs 6olte Der 2etz
6enpagen BON S4uubuuie bic 2ei4e
ub."
nDir BADEN nod cine &ei6e 6ragen
an sic gu itelen," ertldrte Der Inter
Iu6ungsri6ter, na9oem Der Prototola
fii6rer Die QuSIage Des M&dD4ens mics
DergeI9rieben unD porgeleien bate.
Sic baden ni9ts @erbd6tige5 in benz
9laIe bemertt, in baS sic ben 8eiu
sofen 2"
sd nabm bas WeingIa5 aus benz
Buffet, bas i'm Qnri4teruum neben Den
Slide Itebt. Sd babe, pie es 8or-
I6rift mar, ba8 @Iu8 nit einem refs
men 9lGiertu4 iOrgfdlti9 ausgstpti4t
unb babe es ounn gefiut."
y0ie 6lai9e, bic sic ge0ffnet 6ar
BEN, mar cine Originalflaf4e, ME 81
tie pom 2ieferanten erbieIten 2"
GOrtisBung fOIgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
GOrtfeBung fOlgt.)

.u3m1l. Sn 2ocarno purbe bic
2ei6c be8 S6riftite1er8 gmil Ser5er
ron bier aus benz See ge3pgen. 6ers
ser lcbte ldngere 3eit in 3iri9 uu0
f9rieb unter Dem 4ieuOOn9m emil
.SburQaus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
eutlletOn.
SommernaC6tS0 un6e(,
giomon bon Marie GtabI.
lS4IuB.l

sic fam MD einmaI ipieber gu fi9,
aber nit Der fintenben Na9t begannen
Die Sobesfdmpfe.
unb mod einmal eripa6te baa
I9lummernbe Gefiibl Der Mutterlieb:
nit beiBer, uniiberpinbli9er Sehn-
iu6t. Sic polte ibr &inb ieben UNI
bat flebenb, es ibr 81 brtn9en. Der
Sberit ging nit benz @r5t 81 &atbe.
Oas Sinh bate fi9 in ben leBtel
Sagen Elm nenig erbolt, uno als Der
Qr5t io6, ME fur9tbar i9per IS Dem
Sberit purbe, Der Sterbenben Diele
lebte 8itte ab5uf9lagen, niGigte er elm,
Die Mutter bate bod Elm Ee6t auf
ibr &tnb, unb 70 gebeimnibpoa fino Die
&rGfte unb Mege Der Natur, DaB btelz
Iei9t bic NGbe unb bas 3ufummenfein
nit Der Mutter benz &leinen pobl that.
Ser Mr5t berbeblte iebo9 ni9t, buB
etpas 9epagtes in bieiem nnternebz
men lei.
SorgIam trug mar ben 19lafenben
&naben gu feiner Mutter uno legte i'm
in i6re 4rme.
Sin 4usbrud bon GrlDIung 9ing
iiber &autens .3ige, als lie tbr Sinh Bel
ii9 bate urb bas I9lummernDe &0pfz
Gen an ibrem 9er5en, lag tie fin UNI
regungslos, bic 9anb bes @utten in Der
i6ren.
limb 10 perqing bic g1u6t.
@ieber bettlte Der 5erbititurm I'm
has dlte 6errenbaus unb ipedte aaerlei
feltfdm {e~uf5enbe, tpeinenbe Stimmen
unb 9aute tpie @eiiterfluge Inn Die les=
ten SprDiI en- zines itoloen 9ei4le4ts
MIs Der Morgen graute, beI4attete
Der Sobesengel nit buntler S9pingt
bus Eager, auf Dem Mutter unb Stint
ru6ten.
@anft, nit einem Seuf5er Der ST.
lei9terung Iofte 1t9 bic Seele bon BEN
S0rper bes iun9en Nei6eS, Der nod in
Gterben bonn 3auber elmer rii6renoen
ts1tridenben @90nbeit umfloiIen mar
Nber faum bate Der fdlte Saudi Dee
Sobes tie beriibrt unb lire tpet6er
@lieber ge1tredt, ats bas Sinh in elmer
6eftigen &rumpf berfiel.
Seine &unit fonnte bier @tnbalt
t6un = Der &rumpf mar tDotli4, biz
Mutter ndbm ibr unglidli9es Sinh
nit fi9 CUR etptgen &u3e.
3petunbbretBtgftes &aptz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

On Ieinem 9Oh5eitstuge mar Ruts
bart friib auf. Die SreuOe lieB i'm
ni6t f9lafen. Gr sing nod einmal
bur9 bas gan5e 9aus, bur4 ale Sc
NADER unb @irtbf9aftsrGume, UNI
gum bunbertiten MaIe naAsuie9en. OBJ
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14
ONE HUNDRED PAIRS
THE FAIR STORE

Has one of the largest and best
assorted stocks in the country.
They sell the best goods for
the least money, and now that
people are finding this out, they
are over running the store : it'll
business. Their line OF clothing
is the best made and best fitting
in the country.
~ yon want to see something
nice and stylish in the
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14

The marriage of Miss Jessie I.nvin-
ger to j. A. IIoshins. which was an
nounccd for Friday, was sulemnizcd
Sunday afternoon in Kansas City, Rev.
Harry Mayer, II Jewish rabbi. oficiat-
ing. The couple were accompanied to
Kansas City by the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Lov,ngor, and
their second daughter, Miss Violet.
MIR. HoslSins is "a well-to.do business
man, being AT the head OF large force
Of men on the Bock Island railroad
and because OF his urgent business the
wedding was solcmnizcd sooner Than
was announced. The couple wall leave
shortly for Denver to spend a few
weeks, the guest Of Mr.. Hos>ins'
mother.
The bride is one of Scdalia's accom-
plished young ladies and is especially
fine in music, having only year ago
returned from Germany, where she
graduated in music at the Stuttgart
academy.-Scdalia Sentinel.
MIR. Hoskins is in charge of Camp
IoslSins, and one Of the contractors on
the construction AT Iiaw Creek west
Of Versailles. He is she man VITO nas
been responsible for tho big be ting,
IN one instance OF which he u-gi 500
kegs OF powder, manipulate the
same by electric batteries.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14
who's VINO in America.

A study Of "Who's Who III America
disclosos the following ratios of
chances Of attaining distinction az a
factor in the progress Of the age;
The uueducatcd child has one chance
In l6O, 900. Education in common
school increases his chances four timch,
In "A high school ~ times and in n col
legc 700 times. ,,, -,
IL follows that every child possible
should have college training. The
adyaItuges Of Central College, Fayette,
Missouri. and It's academies at Fayetie,
Palmyra and Richmond are among 'h'
best, both in cost OF living ana ia tnu
cational facilities, Write Tor cata
logues
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14
Dedication At AntiocIl.

The dedicatory exercises OF The new
Union Church at Antioch, west of Yer.
saillcs, are to he held on Aug IS, 80,
the 5th sunday Of this month, a. though
there will be sunday school at o,io and
preaching AT II o'clock on the mo ming
OF the 4th Sunday
Arrange for the dedcat.tl on
the 9Th sunday are AZ follows; Sun.
day school will be held at $3.50, a d at
II H. IN, Revs, Henry Allen and !. N
Smith will preach the dedicator, ser.
mons after which BASKET Dime will
be enjoyed in the grove by all l. at,
tendance. Al 2p. IN. another Re non
will be preached The program O the
day will conclude in the evening 18th
n sermon to be delivered by Nd w.
Wyatt. II is to be II day of rc.ig ous
and social enjoyment and all good peo'
Pile are privileged 10 be present.
THE DfMoCRAT, and the Kansa, city
World daily, for So. SO
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14

THE DfMoCRAT, and the Kansa city
World daily, for So. 80.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14

T. Wray, is the oldes, member o. the
Morgan County Ear while the Vice
Presidents, Mcs9rs Gbbs and FnrnInn,
are two Of our most roninen' at'or-
neys.
A committee conpcsed II w. E. Nc
vey, Geo Y. Clark and @, W. Petty
were appointed To draft constitution
and bylaws.
Another committee o. three 10 solicit
Club members. FollowinF members
were namcd--Attorney John i. Gibbs,
j. NJ Dutf and J g. Brig
Messrs. W L. Nc Vey Sam X Price,
Attorney VIM. Wcndlecan and Il. NJ.
Slvey were appointed todraft pro.
gram and secure speakers for the next
meeting of the Club.
The Club then adjourntd l. meet on
Monday evening, August 92
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14
Women win Tai

The Presbyterian wom'y hlwaY,
ride in the band wagon ey have
been wearing a look II omn cience on
their faces for several days. tidn't
ask them any question: knew
| they would have to tel BID re- long
and we are opposed to bein inquisi-
tive, on general principles. IN pa,icnt
waiting Is rewarded. for aitcE lu en-.
forced rest of 4s hours the A 'nngucs
are running like mill races At are
they talking about? Why bey have
gotten a whistler from lr, DAVID who
can give the birds pointers whist
ling, 20 give an cntcrtai inmeiiA a Ver.
sailies, August 25th.
A good whistler is harder secure
than good singer, bu, th women
have the perseverance of Il [ Prcsby-
terians and they usually get tha' they
so far. They have occurred rot Ire
land OF Denver who il u " igtler Of
rare attachments. He and rs Ire
land will furnish a program Wat viii
he both entertaining and unic uc.
We wonld gladly give more pace in
our moral and religious journhl 10 tell
ing onr readers ibont this tAptertain-
mcrt but we realize anr Limitations.
A. dissemination Of ,ews NE prcss
i-"'s !" it "oi'A .''o -'"'n>a< R~lAn i.
comes 70 a do -, tW,i;tp ~ ,h,,, ali
talking Lt once we take off our hat in
respectful admiration
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14
Folk Club Organized.
Mass Meeting ut Court House
Monday night Elected Per.
mnncnt Officers and En-.
rolled 1877 Members

held in the Circuit Court Room in YER
sailles Monday night and Folk Club
was organized with an enrolment Of
1877 members The organization is to
be known as 1.-The Morgan County
Folk Club" The meeting evinced the
fact that the people are in earnest in
their demands and arc ready to put
their shoulders TO the wheel and work
as unit for reform and good govern.
inent in our state affairs.
Following is II complete list OF the
membership Of the Club TO date
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14

Temporary organ cation was effected
by eiecting Major VIM II. Rush tenn
porary chairman and H. +. Tillmau
temporary secretary. Major Rush on
taking the chair made brief and en-.
thusiastic impromptu address stating
the causes which prompted the move
and the principles involved in securing
for Hon. Joseph W. Folk the nomi-
nation for Governor OF our great com
monwealth, and briefly defining the
position OF our people In demanding
for our sta andard bearer II man Of hon.
esty, ability and backbone who has
proven his quail lifcations to execute his
whole duty as an official in uucoveriup
corruption and bringing to justice
criminals who have betrayed the con-
fidence OF their constituency. The
Major deemed IL duty OF the people
to show their hand and fully support
an official who would do his duty
faithfully, irrespective Of consequences
and single handed, such a man we had
in the able prosecutor Of ST. Louis,
Hon. Joseph w. Folk. With this mo-
tive in view this body Of citizens have
been called together to organize, adopt
a code OF principles aud TO aid in secnr.
ing his candidacy to the highest Office
in our state.
The ELECTION Of permanent. officers Of
the Club was then taken up and the
following roster was elected To hold
for twelve months:
Presideni-D. Il, Wray.
Vice President, East Ward---John +.
Gibbs.
Vice President, West Ward--Wm
Forman.
Secrctnry-H. +. Tillman.
Asst. Secretary--C, W. Kavanaugh.
Treasurer--Dr John Il. Beale.
The President Of the Club, Hon. u
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14


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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14
! i Z i i i i y
The Busiest Store
in Town.

People who have been MOTTO
irg the crowds about THE FAIR
store, and coming out of there
with bundles lately, have found,
on investigation, tha: this store
IS having one Of the heaviest
trades in it's existence.
Suits of Clothes, Hats, Shoes,
Underwear, Hose, Umbrellas.
Trunks, Neckwear, in fact all
kinds of goods going away from
there every day by the arm.
soads. They sold
\ ONE HUNDRED PAIRS
'Of shoes in one day. Strangers
ask why this is; they soon lind
out however, its because
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14
Public Examinations.


certificates will he held Friday and
Saturday, August 2lst and aaud, at
public school building and the order
subjects given below will be fcilowcu
FIRST BAY.
WrsGc questions at And erase ~
Geography 500 n. 1000 "A, III
Grammar 800 n. III ..,.. l2:uC ~
Algebra 1000 II. m.....i2:3D p. ~
orthography 1870 p, IN. 900. 800 p II.
Language 200 p. m...... 4;3o p, N.
Arithmetic ESQ p. m..... 600 r. "a.
lHtcratnr" 400 p. m...... GOO p. III
SECOND DAY.
RcadinE 500 n. IN. ... 0:OOa a tn.
''v'' h'rt $3.50 a. IN. -. 1000 a IA.
u. :. II story $3.50 a. m. 1900 m
Science 1880 IA. .ni.,..l2'3D =. ~.
Physio!ogy 1880 p. No.. $3.50 p. N.
Pedagogy 2a0 p. III m..... 600 p. III.
Adv, History 40 p. n,,..,. 600 p. N.
Exam nation will begin at 900 a. m.
and i.30 p. III. on both days and clos,
at 1880 and $780, respectively This
gives nine hours each day for eXani-
nations
Subjects win he given in tie order
named above and questions placed on
board T., hour named in arst column
and erased at time named in second
column Each subject must be com
| rletcd aud paper handed in before h'.
ginning the next No subject viii hr
given a. any other time than during
| the half day as indicated above.
Applicants will be excused for any
half day when they have finished all
the worlS of that session.
Respectfully,
}. i johnson, Co Commissioner
i
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14
j, i johnson, Co, COMMISSIONS

Leave your order, for Meat and Ice
with ~ An orders executed prompt,
aud goods delivered free as usn,i
d. G. IIAnDy.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14
SUMNER HATS

which they are running off at
HALE PRICE. Their line of
work and dress shoes is the Iarg
est andbes in the country and
if you want something fine in the
shoe line see them. If you want
a suit, or part Of suit, made to
measusc, look at their 500 sam
plies They guarantee every gar.
ment to fit.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-14
CLOTHING LII

Step in. They have recently
purchased ROthchildS' immense
stock Of fine sample
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-07
Election Proclamation.

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton will be held in the city of Ard
more on Saturday, the 18Th day Of
December. 1908, the same being the
third Saturday in December. for the
election Of two school directors for
the public school district Of the city
Of Ardmorc to succeed Dr. $ s Carr
and j. w. Banks, whose terms VIII
expire ON said date.
said election to be held within the
legal hours at the fire station on
North Washington street
by special appointment OF Hosea
Townsend, United States Judge OF the
Southern district the following legal
voters of the city are hereby designat
ed as election judges ana election
clerks for this special election: Lum
Johnston, Mike Kemp and G. a. Drain,
judges; Frank Pettitt and Sam But.
Ter, clerks.
This the 3Oth day of November, 1908.
r. W. DICK,
Mayor OF the City of Ardmore.
Attest G H. BRUCE.
City Clerk.
First published Nov 80. 1908
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-07
Warning Order.

In the United States court at Ard.
more, in the Indian Territory, South
ern District:
Della Murray plaintiff VS.. Charlie
Murray defendant. No. 5G99.
The defendant Charlie Murray is
warned to appear in this court in thir-
ty days and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff, Della Murray
Witness, Hon. Hosea Townsend,
judge OF said court and the seal thereof
this 18th dag OF November 1903.
,ScaD {. NJ. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
BY ". 5. CROCKETT, Dep Clurk.
II. ". Carr, Attorney
}. c. Graham, Attorney for Non.
Resident Defendant.
First published Nov. %, 1908