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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-12

The "Famous" can save you money in
anything you want in mems goods
Buy your bread at the Miller Bakery
Decker's old stand. Always fresh.
IL. q. Decker, the travelling salesman,
has purchased property in Sedalia and
will move to that city about the first
of March. Mrs. Decker's mother, Mrs.
T.. q. White, will move to Sedalia with
MIR. and Mrs. Decker --Tipton Times
Gazette.
Rev. NJ. Adlsisson, of Versailles, was
the guest OF Rev. l.. II. Vandiver Tues
day. lie was looking for a suburban
home and hopes to succeed In finding
what he wants that he may make Fay
ctte his future home. County
Advertiser.
Joe Moore, living three miles north
east OF Versailles, was In the city last
Saturday and cheered up the editorial
end Of the Democrat Mr.. Moore Is one
Of Morgan countys most successful and
honorable citizens and believes In the
"l,ve and let live" policy.
Guy Godfrey has been appointed by
the Worlds Fair Commission to secure
game exhibit from this county. He
would like to buy pair of ground
hogs, skunks, foxes, squirrels or any
kind OF wild game that can he caught
in Miller county. .--EldOn Advertiser.
The Stubbs- Flick johnson Construc-
tion Co. will erect shops at Cole Camp
station on the Rock Island in the near
future, says the Cole Camp Courier. All
machinery that has been used along the
Kansas City and st. Louis line will be
shipped here for repairs.
Regularly quarterly meeting services
were held at the NJ n Church in this city
last Sunday, Rev. j. ). Hunter of Mar
shall Presiding Elder of the Boonville
district conducting the services, sun
day night communion services we're
held In the church, and large congre.
grafton was in attendance.
| Elder II. Is. Woods, who filled an ap-
pointnent In the Christian church at
Tuscumbia last Sunday arrived home
Monday night, and his eyes, which
have given him more or less trouble,
caused him to remain indoors during
most OF the week, and received atten-
tion from his physician.
Editor John A. Hannay attended tho
February meeting of the Board OF Man
ayers OF the Missouri Training School,
at Boonville, last Friday, OF which no
IL a member. He states that the school.
under the able superintendency OF Col.
l.. ID. Drake, is one Of the best discip-
lined institutions in the state.
The Warsaw Bridge Company of War
saw was chartered Saturday in the Of
fec OF Secretary OF State Sam Is. Cook.
The company has a capital of $4,000
which is half paid up, and intends ia
build wire suspension bridge over the
Usage river at Warsaw to be used as n
: toll bridge for passengers and teams. -
Warsaw Enterprise.
, Mrs. JnO. II. Rankins, OF Versailles
was a passenger through Upton Friday
on her way home from visit to he'
: daughter, Mrs. Leila Villmoare, OF Kan
y sas City. who has been seriously Ill bn
t who IL now convalescing. Mrs. Rankin
was accompanied home by her grand
daughter, little Miss Marguerite Viii
mOare. Timcs-Gazette.'
t Miiler's Baker will furnish you goo'
fresh bread every day. Try IL.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-12
N.Nstv pss cent oi MsAdasMs 70 ANs 70
vNsoNss.ous 80 sWaAM. ~ u Vreei -
swe~a ~ NOW NprW tAat u vsu. fsmvv0
vMvs.s\SN has iaNsA 70 ssss vou, NsaAasNs
tMs svss a,s ths source ei uou, ,ouSls.
Speaks For Itself.
Office OF F.. II. SMILEY, M. d.

Office OF F.. X. SMILEY M. d.
Boonville, Mo-, April II, 1903.
To whom it may cOncern:l wish herein to my
high appreciation of the of Dr. Donovan only
but those OF patients and others for whom
he lenses while ofceing with have great
fdence in his ability in his special line and heartily
mend him to those needing anything in his line.
+. T. SMILEY, M. D.
Office of j. w. HAWKINS, M. d.
Glasgow, NO., Sept. II, 1903
TO whom it may INTEREST," wish say that DR.. Dono.
has occupied my Office ut intervals. find him gentle
of integrity and ability and well worthy of the patron
of the public His work here has given the general
satisfaction. j. W. HAWKINS, M. d.
Office of j. Y. HUME M. D.
Armstrong No., Sept 20, 1903
To whom it my concern--Dr. W. f. Donovan has used
my Office regularly and his work here gives the gen.
era satisfaction His honesty and ability beyond ques
tOn very heartily give him unqualified endorsement
consider the Doctor specialist of exceptional ability in his
line. J. Y. HUME M. d.
Office of G. w. WATTS, MD
Fayette Mo-, May d. 1908.
DIR. Donovan:-Aow to congratulate you the good
work you did here. Refer the public to
G. W. WATTS MI
Office of z. f. WILLIAMS, NJ d.
Bunceton Mo-, Sept 20, 1908.
To whom it may cOncernThis is certify that Dr. Don
has oced with every three months during the past
year and has done great deal of work in his line find
upon careful inquiry he has universal satisfaction His
honesty, integrity and ability are beyond question.
r. Il. WILLIAMS, M. d.
N. Especial attention given CHILDREN and those
who have never found GLASSES TO SUIT
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-12

Your last roast wasn't good, your
steak was tough, that Is . very good
sign you did not get 1t from ID. G.
Hardy, the butcher. Let US furnish
you good meat.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-12

After three years SUCCESS In the meat
business, l am better prepared TO give
my customers what they call for than
anyone else Ia the city, d, c. Hardy,
the Butcher.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-12

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Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
DOUBLE CROP STORY
4 4ehi Han Raises Both Corn and !: Wheat in One Season.

s.As the days' go by proo6 accumu- lates that 'one calf raise a&ything in this valley Ire wants to if he gees about it right and can Eaise' lots Of it tooo
 It is a we'll known fact that this country does not claim to be a world 5sater on corn, but Thomas sE. Jones of Lebi has brought t5 Phoenix and placed on exhibition at the office of F. H. Greene and at the board oof trade some corn Of a standard field variety, such as is grown in the corn states, that would not bs. out of place evan in an exhibition made by Kansas or Iowa. It is well filled out and ripened and the ears are large. and firm. This corn was planted between August 20 and September r and gathered CT No EerAber p, making a Very good crop. But that is only a part of the story. The rest of it is that Mir Jones har- vested a good crap of wheat from the same land in June of thIs season. the wheat going 2.1O0 pounds to the acre.
 If there is any other country that can beat that record it Is invited to present data. There are lots Of places where one good crop and some minor crop, fodder of some kind. for in- EJance. can be grown. but there are mighty few places where two good grain crops can be gathered in ore season. And from June to the middle of August the land was resting. Uoa It had plenQy Cf time fog a summer vacation between crops.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
GAMBLING FACE
ENRressiea Ammo .,nees Whether a Man
 Is Siasrt 10 Aeeoeta or Not.

"EIow tBe sel@sz. books xfSa aFins' or loses a bet en' a race hsa-as is aR sld subBactg and yet 1t is eWsg new, staia the obServaRt EaNar "FeR within Alg ea'N limited rahge of otseTvatta&s I have noticed differences Eaogxs or hs@s striking in the csses of nleR whO were HaHifestly ease5nes through tbss same kind of en90f iosa- bt ts&S be said s6 Pes3Foglns that theGoe Is the N'inmFg and the losing hso8z and Fst tbess looks are wi6bsly different as at ss pes sib9e for th.e dissimilaTitbsss of colWt@- nasce to mabse them.
 fit is easy enoHgA sS tea ee@m ti@e lOO3s ef R3sR's face whet&eg hs hss Woqa or loaq. Bat th,s degree of nature Of the winning or boss is aUite q @if feFent mat*ar. Hero is Wksrw thus iN- teFssting part of my ebssTVstiua comes in. One n3ah8 winn(nz eug loss HEay mean Mayaca @FoGttle t0 Aims Whatever it means and whatever nsMsS result uf the race it AlaY be found ia tsas way he books sfnsl tBe WsE be nets when tla- Hsan at tke iF1ad FusnsHt eRlAs @0t Gae FegWlk EyoB hR tka gay b@ ltssaas to the calls ope mav ertert somewhat of the s&saifeance of tiAa event te kbga. If he result is lBFge bG it's eel sfaa auss4ae- cs oF1s FnaE tell it by t&e desperate l0as5s AicA his fssceo wears Ne@diN,s the Fe- sNlt. O. the re*se eus@esss be displays w'hs@ beaPisqg u9 tke h~sdng ticket, @T the ineXplessih4e bg-isktFsass w&icta shines in kis face when he rNaAess Es ts cash in the bef h'a has made, in tis gveqFt ef success. B.@t ne oaoaeF@s s HRaR's conduct ia tAs pHsoireoeno aH8 I '@ill teil yeH niNe tas4@ss cut of ten 'Elssthssg his 9bce6@nts a1e straight og hot. Of course, there afe exceptions to the guIe bEt DO mistake will be made on the basis ! have gggesss3-niHss tiAaesU out ef tsR.-EsW Orleans Tlates- Democrat
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS
THEIMA-

A dramatiationz of Marie Cdreli's famous. novel will te presented at the DOIais tonight. It is one of the Della Pringle Stock comDany's hest pre- ductions. To give the piece a rropeT production, the company carries some beautiful stage settings. Last night "The SUltan's Daughter" a roaring comedy was the bill and it gave the best of satisfaction. Miss Ping1e as Zuluna, was seen in comedy and gave a very pleasing performance Of the part. Chas. B. Archer, as the husband
 was splendid. and the two servants caused much amusement. Little Trix- ie, a child artist, appeared in ar acting part. and was exceedingly clever. The specialties were all changed from the first night and were excellent. This attraction is certainly giving the people their moneys worth vixen one takes in to consideration that he can secure the best reserved seat fer fifty cents and see a. show that is much better than many which come here and charge a dollar CT more. People should pack the house aL every performance. Friday night Resurrection" will be presented.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07

many. goed' prospects were re-Iocatsd, ' perhaps to. be suB left undevebopea. Capitalisrs are sending aSe2ts out so l lcok. ap. UndevelOped property, also good looking, prospects. bbt if .naF ssk tha price' Of n mine fer a prospect they maze d mistake. Alra Smfeh is here looking ug chances : for inEestment. Several amongst them. 3fr. Be kenchamp. also some New Yorb, men who dc 'nOt Hant to be interview ed. some stock owners in qbe Ora who have discoyered that before mining de- Eelcpment can be dotse that water must be found from one s.surce oq an- other.'
 Mr. 'Bora expects to dispose of his Copper Blossom group and bs able ta represent Arizona at the R-oxld's faiV.
 Ar. QSBrien is quietly developing his mines uI the Black Rock district and e party just fl from there reports the vein has increased in width from g5 to 70 feet and all the miuers in thaa vicinity are reioicingoand ssg we. have enc big property" Why don't they get a move on theuf al MUrphy camp. That is one of the coming big prcpai=- ties. Of coarse it is plain that prepara- tons for big work are going on at the Black Rock Co. camp. May theg start ia goasl earnest.
 ,RuHaOF says that the Keystone ecsn. pany is about to resume work, also the Golden Rule ro., and many others. such as the Electra, and surrounding claims all give promise Of lively future for Blue Tanks and Black Rock districts
 Dig. boys. dig. the time is gas, sp-
 pECathinE..
 When all good prospects fP the land Will surely be in great demand. T. you dig. boys, dis
 Dig for ycSr copper and Eor gol4 Blast with 1he fervcr as CT Sl6. See. Dick Hall has lef this "ps'' Tc find fortune wEich Is nige. So dig, boys. dig.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
A BREWERY enTERpaIsg.
Big Ore PIanRed for San sernaraas 9
 Ranch ia ceehise C6uAty.a a'

 Cochise county is to have a modern brewery. IL is to be located ou the ranch belonging to J. H.o Slaughter in the ex- treme eastern portion of the county and one thousand acres in hops and grain are to be put in cultivation. The crop will ha irrigated by astesiau vEater Of wlich there is an abundance oa the SaDs sBernardino ranch
 When completed this plant will have a capacity sufficient to supply Douglas. Hisb-a and the surrounding towns with the San Berh5rdino made beer.
 Th5re is no reason why tLis ventuva should not prove a success. Most cf the beer used in this section come; from St. Louis, Los Angeles. sIilwau- &ee O. Seattle, and the bang trip over land does not improve it. The home product made from home srown g$ain. and from ths puresa of voter. iz b5un l to displzoe, 90 s great extent. the Sim ported article. Besides tbe beer mSnu- factured, bee Nill he made and Sold. : The company Is capitalized st Sg5O.- GOO. divided into a. 9sO sblares at s25 par value Fer share. The incorporate tors, are J. Fl. siaushter. J. E. Henderson. az l. ward B. Hawley and Ca W CsszppbelI.-- Bisbee Rsvie~.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
yApAaese wGpolae eIFvA

3sDaiecse .cddHlg presents ase not of tue practical character GsvorNs3 in Europe, but are chiefly inteedbed 10 ex- press some. suitable scutimeat. Ykus at a recent HatiFe wedding tae most prominent eifT gas 2 E3Ou2tsin for@aed of roeag Of &hits and red ffe@a sjis. the ends of each roll beiha tied Eitb paF$i- colored tu'iBe in hard knots 'eNsblsmat- ic of the dissolubility 0f the EaaTFssge tie. The ficSs silA Signided gentle but enduring constancF. the strength os it's ssleins contrasting with tlsair, spftRess and fbs&ibility. Bound the base of tlss mountain were oggaz n4eE,ts of fresh rice straw glaited into tLe forms of tsr. storks and tortoises of longevity and the pine bamboo and plum Of rerpet- ual bloom. Wbile into the, loops of the plants were thrust 5i6ces of dried bonita fish. a favsrite accompaniment Of wedding presents. it's name, ka.tgsI WoboshL being a hosaoSyR for tse shree Chinezo cbsraaters s&griFg8ns s'icterieuas, TEsaalg aud brave.
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Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
ARIZ0NA'S PROTEST
As Voiced by the Resolutions of che
 O Beard Of Trade.

At a special meeting of the directors Of the Board of Trade last night the following resolution was unanimously adopted, to be sent to Delegate Wilson, for presentation to congress, and copies to be sent to President Fowler, who is now in Washington:
 To the Senate and House of Repre- scntauves of the United States of Am erica, in Congress assembled
 The Phoenix and Mariccpa County Board of Trade, Arizona territory, most reEpectfuHy protest against the pass a ge of a joint statehood bill admitting Arizona ar Mexico into the union )ne state We believe that the 6, itory of Arizona should be- and is of light entitled to he admitted as 9 state, and we re spectfuny protest against the unifica- tion of the two territories for the fol- lowing reasons. First. Because the combined area of the two territories as enc state would be too large for practicable and econ omic government, .thr east and. west distance across the two territories being 655 miles and the distance across the extremes 750 miles.
 second. The topographic conditions of the line of union of the two territor- ies is greatly broken With mountain ranges running north and south. mak- ing Gravel. almost impossible except through a few mountain passes.
 Third. The people of Arizona are ur- .a .tera bly,. opposed to the contemplated ratification of the tTC territories ir one state.
 We respectfully re.er your honorable body to the latest report. of Governor Brodies If this territory, to the secre- tarv of the interiors to our representa- rive in congress. and to the citizens of Arizona in Washington, D. C., for the reasons upon which Alizona bases her claim to be admitted as a single state.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
SOME SIMPLE TRICKS @iTA A
 TEM-cEHT P9EcE.

Do ycu expect to entertain pasty of lietle friends? Heye are fear simple games which may add fun to the ! The srst ewe are tricks. Lat all fhe children sit in7 ciFcEe. Yske fe-cant piece and press it with taq thumb against the forehead of each player in turn. Wbsfe of course it will stick
 Each. is told to wrinkle tAe forehead and see hCw far he can ceaat before the dime falls off. Coming t6 the last player, the dime must bas pressed against the forehead. and quickly talk en off again withest his knouIedge. The player will, of course. keeB ess Wrinkiing his forehead iH vain effort tc shake off the dige, and the faces hss raSEes Wil hs lots e6 fun fer su the sthers before he finds out the trsth.
 frDa next trick game requires a tuFa- f'ssr. TsTu 1t upside down on the tablas s1a put the dime on its WptHrfaed end. Cover it with tke ha nd and tell aIl the otEser F@sE that .yoa aye yCihe to E2sake 1t disappear off the top-Fe sHve you say the top-of the tRmbler. Pre- tend te whisper sossse words of magic. and withdFae yoaF hand. Why there k the Gin>e right where N psss on the t0P e4 the tumbier." soass one is sasge to ~zc}aiRf. GeH then instantly reply: No. it is oH th& hottoail.' '' This is q sipple }rica, bgt 5es @insp1iciay makes it amsHlax.
 fhe laird gsTiu Is a sort cf experi- ment. Place & sfme fa tbe pal1a Of Eour lFs0d. holSingo the hand leveL and invite your guests to' brush it off with g whiEk. They will all be surprised to ftnd that it is impossible te dc sA. and will want to take turns at trying.
 For the last game, place a dime ca the extreme edge Of table, allowing the rinfat to extend off. Each player must stand at least two yards away. and, covering the risht eye with q ban daGc, must run qaicklg forward and knock the dime off tRe tahIe with one stboke Of tRe ferennger. Oaly one stroke is allcwed for each attempt. 1 made by the players in turn.
 ou will find that this is much More l than you think, and that in
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
THE FATAL WEDDING !"

The Fatal Wedding. Theodore S<rz- mer's wonderfully successfuI n1elo- drama, Which comes to the Doris the ater Saturday, January 9 for two fer- formances. matinee and evening, un2 der the direction of Sullivan. Harris 6. Woods. will undoubtedly play to t9fs capacity of the theater, Tie play will be produced upon exactly the same scale of splendor which marked it's run ln New York. and a special feature of the production will be the magnificent scenic and mechanical cfft cts. Evenfhs prices. S1, D, %. 20 cents. Matinee, ad- ults %: children 9.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by focal applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only One way to cure Deafness. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an indamcd condi- ton of the mucous lining of the Eusta- chian Tube. When this tube gets inflamN7I you have rUmblinC sound or RuDurfecC hearing, and when it is o entirely closed Deafness is ssthe result, and unless the in- lammatiOn can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever: nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh. which is nothing but an indamed condi- tiCn Of the mucous surfaces
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cuged by HalTs Catayrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
 r. J. CHENEY ,2 CO, Toledo Q.
 Sold by Druggists. 7jc.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
-.PESIrRREcTI0N ,,.

A grand production of Tolstois Res urrection" will be presented eat the Fe- markedly low prices of 9, 8 and 30 cents. Miss Prinele carries all. thS special scenery for the play and all the beautiful! costumes. -As q number of people desired to sec the play, Manager Adams, of the Della Fringle company, consented to produce !t. at the same cheap prices.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
WIcKENRuRe AND VICINITY.
Observations and Friendly Criticism
 By a Late Visitor.

WickenburG Jan. 4-(Special Cor respondeBce of the Republican)-We visited Blue Tanks and Black Rock district and found the prospactors too busy tc think of anything else than the assessment work ca their own claims. There was some lively hustling done the two last days in December, and
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07

EaFvass Medical Cs3lers sFas ssras7ly 2 aa a7ls hsF si t9g ase i7,sas and 25hs ssi 5tzhs sss sN Ses.Stses. and ANs4EFt orAEb k'ENsTeE k.IAas IEEE. heaha ls s3t1s-E Eeasaa.zssy to h. well Are goH sss8 FEN e frCsu goss ci.ressis g f ,gtr Are Gsg Vs ak sSCa asaa uEz o30 70 Eezs,rsa ttss eraiAa Ts GBs sa o& iiE63 }f aa, beBGrs oS pstehs naodlcilesS inexperienced aa8 uHskillod Fhysi- cIaas. Dr. Slbb&rd gaPloss DcHe but ra1ioaaf and scientific meas 9Gs-hs pass Do iui iara ou s 9rdess ia TEs&ogiBg tlss naia0BGus effects of BLOOD AND PRIVATE DIS ASkHs fregl hoe syssrm. SEXUAL NEtESEsS, vsfth sil iss sRefal sE.gGEs peaitvsly cared by tho Iatsaf aad best .'s7a=tiies. Ehfgs &C.,, yrpgs, bHesoo Gt'iRey, GaqssaFF, blad5aP sRd special disqo .ss tEe8te3 5a Q strictly up-'a a-tl4so sahEssg
 Hubbard 8gildiE9,
 EC-s9 SsEsa Sad 9g., BzAEFFs, GqIs7nss
 Goass4 lt gt sa1 free Hears % 60 I2 ; tt, 5 cad toi, Address ali caHss-lsa sce tin~s.
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 ,JN4Glr1Td E-I lEE9E nes- s.ss ssy,.fz
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07

f trying to hit the dime you generally sHeceea En sarilAtag tas tabla 9B ea9.eh saae of it.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
cHRlsTIAN SCIENCE LecTuRE

Judge -Wm. c. Ewing of Chicago. will lecture on the subject of Christian Science. Sunday Jan. 10, at 2:3O p. m. at the Doris opera house. Admission -ran-
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07

Saturday afternoon classes in draw ing and painting. still Life School Of Drawing.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07

Strangers call and inspect our work American Cleaning Works. E. Wash
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07

An ounce of practice is better than ton of theory.-Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
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Arizona republican., 1904-01-07

Even the silk-covered umbr=lla has its ups and downs.-Chiaago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-07
(eDF E1ttAl
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TAis sSes1liRstF ceo3 spell erea5s 1ots es Salss and &iIeqrea esssesass and when your pU'ctsg hsrd= res PsR SCEIPTGoNs arlnz tseaa to BEAR where yoa sst hasaezt week s.az.s 2t proper Rs3ess.
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The Imperial press., 1904-12-31

or delegate of this association may be recalled by majority vote of the asso- citation at any meeting called for that purpose.
 SEc 2. This body may at any time enact such bylaws as the majority in attendance deem fit, and may alter or amend these articles or the bylaws by a majority vote, provided that such law, alteration or amendment be submitted ill writing, read at a meeting, and acted upon at the next regular meeting. SEC. 3. Order of Business.
 l. Call to order by organizer
 2. Selection of chairman
 3. Disposal of minutes of previous
 meeting
 4. Report of standing committees 5. Report of special committees
 6. Does any one know of sickness
 or distress needing attention 7. Does any member wish to en-
 ploy help