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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
o PUTTING OUT .-.ZEe
Not Many People Really Understand
How 1t Is That Water Ex-
~tinguishes Flames.

How does w"ter put out a fire 2" is q
question that seems easy enough to an
swer, but when it comes to be explained
the person who attempts it, unless he is
versed in chemistry and science, is liable
to find himself in a hole, says the Ban
gor (Me.) Commercial. The question
seems simple enough on the face Of it,
but there are many simple chemical
problems that go to make it anything
but easy to solve.
In order to understand the action Of
water on fire one must have some init
mate knowledge of the properties of fire.
Fire." says Prof. Garrett P. Serviss,
'is a form of chemical combustion in
which flames make their appearance.
There may be combustion without
flames, but not without heat. Wood in
burning always gives off flames, as do
some kinds of coal, but there are other
kinds of coal that do not.
"In the process of combustion, there
must be two things, at least, concerned.
In the first place, there must be the
combustible, or thing that burns, and in
the next case there must be some sup
porter of combustion. When wood
burns in the open air the wood is the
combustible and the air the supporter
of the combustion"
Bangor people who have seen big
fires have probably noticed that during
the progress &C the blaze. there have
been times when the flames seemingly
died out, would blaze up again with
redoubled fury. The reason for this is
that the water which has been poured
on has supplied oxygen to the flames,
giving them renewed vigor. This is the
case in a high wind, when the fire be-
coming strengthened by the fresh oXy-
gen. gets flercer and fercer and is thus
harder to put out. In a dead calm, a
fire is always easy to extinguish for
the reason that all the oxygen in the
vicinity of the flames has been con-
sumed.
A little water is of no use in ex-
tinguishing a fire for the very reason
that it is not enough to offset the heat
Of the flames, but is set off into its
component parts and is burnt up in the
fiames-the oxygen only making the
flames fiercer.
The question now arises how a lot of
water, instead of supporting combustion,
does the opposite and extinguishes the
flames. The reason is that a huge vol
m of water falling upon the flames
is too great for the heat of the flames
to disassociate into its parts, but in
stead sort of eXtinguishes the flames.
Water has a remarkable property, that
of high specific heat. Many people in
watching a burning building have no.
ticed the firemen pouring streams of
water On the blaze and the accompany
ing kissing noise and rising steam. The
of the steam has suddenly
drawn al immense amount of heat from
the combustion going on in the building
and so has tended to cool off the build
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
Sizing Up the Situation.

A young benedict dropped into a
Brooklyn cafe the other night in spite
of expostulations from friends who tried
to coax him home by assuring hin, 1t
was only necessary to assert himself to
be morally strong and forever after
ward be the boss there, 1t was his first
offense, and after repeated urging from
the friends he declared himself thus:
"It's no use, fellers-hic-I can't do it.
She is shert'nly-my s'perior. an nuzzer
thing, her mothers there. Eat rdushes
me t. absolute zero. Wife's all ri, but
mommer is 1t, positively 1t. and i-well
lam nit, negatively nit" And they
only did get him out when the proprietor
closed up.-N. Y. Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
THE LADY MINISTRIES.
will Appear for Hospital Benefit
Friday Night.

|. The Ladies' Minstrels will perform
Friday night, April B., in Wilder
Music Hall, for the benefit of morgue
and reception room at hospital.
George q. Germs, the manager, had
q very pleasing and laughable enter
tainment, with about twenty ladies,
who will appear in black faces and
fancy costumes. The entertainment
Will consist of a large number OF the
latest and ,%up-to-date songs and jokes,
also fancy dancing.
Tickets are selling fast. They are
on sale at Sections drug store.
Following are the names of some OF
the performers: Miss SNOWFALL. Miss
Chocolate. Miss Water Lily, Two
Step, Happy Hanna, Sassy Sue,
Amanda Crowbar, Lemon Drop, Prim-
rose, Shoe Fly, Cream Puff, Monday,
Tuesday, Sun Flower, Canary Bird,
Johnsing, Dew Drop, Marshmello.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04

ing mate11als anu 5updue the Tury OF
the flames.
Because of the great specific heat ca
pacity of water and the consequent abb
sorption of heat from the fire to form
the steam, there is not enough heat left
to release the oxygen from the hydro
gen, or, in other words to set the two
combined gases burning, and thus the
constant streams of water pouring in
and on the fire and the clouds of steam
rising serve as a sort Of blanket, which
shuts off the air from the flames and
prevents them from obtaining more oxy-
gen. This constantly being repeated
tends to deaden the blaze more and
more until it finally dies out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
boomerang Argument.

Ma" demonstrated Bobby, when 1
was at grandma's she let me have pie
twice."
We'll, she ought not to have done so,
Bobby" said his mother. 81 think once
is quite enough for little boys. The older
you grow, Bobby, the morew wisdom you
will gain"
Bobby was silenced, but only for a
moment.
well, ma" he said, grandma is a
good deal older than you ~are."-Stray
Stories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04

HOBOKEN, N. j., April 4.-That the
minister of his choice, the Rev. VIII
liam II. Ruth Of st. Paups Methodist
Episcopal church, Jersey City, should
refuse to perform the ceremony which
to unite him in marriage to Mrs.
Lizzie Johnston Niblett was taken so
much to heart by Oswald ]. Miller Of
Hoboken, N. j., that he killed himself
last night in the home of his fiancee
at Jersey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
IL YOU WANT A FENCE
The NORTHWESTERN Line Russia Japan
Atlas.

Send ten cents in stamps for Russo.
Japanese War Alls issued by the T.
Chicago & North Western R'y.
Three fine oolored maps, each 14x20
bound in convenient form for refer.
enoe. The Eastern situation shown
in detail, with tables showing relative
military and naval strength and fin
ancial of Russia and Japan.
W. A. Cox, COL Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
5172-3-5-12-19-26-4-2-5t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
Payne VIII Go south.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Postmas-
ter General Payne's condition has i'm
proved sufficiently to permit him to
come downstairs. He was anxious to
go out for a drive, but this was deem
ed inadvisable because of the cool
weather. Preparations are making for
the postmaster generals southern trip.
on which he expects to start this
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
MORGAN 10 Blame.

Judge-You admit you sandbagged the
man. Haveyou any excuse?
Prisoner-Yes, yer honor. De sand
bag wuz me own property, and J F. Nor
gar. says a man has de right ter do wet
he p~leases wit his own property
Punch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
Just What Papa Wanted.

"But, papa" walled the young wom-
an, you can have no idea how he loves
ME. He is willing to die for me this very
minute"
"Well," said the old man, scratching
his head, thoughtfully. Il don't know
as l have any objection to that. l was
afraid he wanted to marry you."-Tit-
Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
What's the Use.

Teacher-Thomas, mention a few of
the proofs that the earth is round, like
an orange.
Tommy Tucker (who has been playing
truant)-I didn't know <we had to have
any proofs, ma'am. Thought everybody
admitted it.--Chicago Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
Conflicting Testimony.

"Say, give me a synonym for expert
will you?" said the court reporter, nib
bling his pen.
"Wha are you writing about?"
asked the other.
Expert testimony"
ooh! the word conflicting amounts
to the same ng."-Philadelphia
Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
Two Thousand win Start work.

PHILADELPHIA, April A. The
American Bridge company, which
owns the Pencoyd Iron works of this
city. has announced that the Pencoyd
plant will resume work. shortly. The
works have been practically closed
down for several months. About 1900
men will be employed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
Personal Experience.

"The taste for classical music is some
thing that comes with time and culti-
vation."
That's right" answered Mrs. Cum
10 1--WE noticed that some of these
grand operas don't sound near as bad
as they did at irst."-Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
The Point Of similaritv.

Heller complexioni is just like straw
berries and cream, isn't It?
Shelf is somethinglike strawberries:
1t comes in a box. -Philadelphia Ledger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04

allows for either single or double
breasted jacket and a bishop or plain
coat sleeve The military cape orna-
mented with small brass buttons, ard
often pipad with a narrow red cloth,
adds greatly to the style. The skirt
is an :excelleut seven-gored or Q with
the necessary fullness at the feet.
The skirt allows for either plain or
Tapped seams. Cheviot or serge is the
best material for a military suit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04

Now is the season when every
woman commences to think of her
spring suit. There are so many at.
tractive styles being shown that it is
difficult to select one. Among the
smartest suits is the popular military
GOAT and short trotting skirt. The
design shown in thu above model
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
NO CASES ON CALENDAR.

For the first time IN several months
three were no cases on the calendar
in the district court this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
Force of Habit.

"Tell me-" she asked, after she had
accepted him, lam l really your first
and only love?" Hla N,.t
"Well-er-no; dear" replied the drug
clerk, "but you are something just as
ood."-Philadelphia Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04

The men who have made the largest
fortunes in business are those who
have been the most extensive adver-
tigers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04
Hold a Ball Tonight.

TnHh ne Koscius7ko Society will
hold a ball in Kosciuszko Hall, State
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-04

Road the real estate advertiser
column on page 5, today.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28

Statistics show the average SALARY al an
educated man is : 900 per ear lie
works, on nm average, forty years, and
receives a total Of $40. DOp The average
wages .! nm un'duCatcd man is ! 50 "A
day, and he wOrks 800 inys IN a year-so
u forty years h earns tiS,OO The ed
ucatcd man gets 40, 900 and The uncdu,
Gated inan 81, 900 aud the f22 800 dit
ference H. the true value Of an education.
T. acquire an education takes about
twelve years Of the early life Of u boy
ia" Inppicst years Of iiS lite In twelve
years there are =, 100 school days These
dayn bring ton boy WHO improves them
81, 'NJ-oi n little more than SO for
each day spent IN school. Now, boys,
for each day you mia. school just charge
yourself up with SO lost. These are cold
iacts gathered from statistics.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28
When You Have a Bad Gold

iou whnt II remedy inst wall not only
give Gu OK rriici Ia effect IA permanent
cure.
You want a remedy that VIII relieve
tn" lungs and keep 'xpeciora'lun "nsy
Vow want "a remedy that viii cOuu'
crnc any tendency toward pneumonia
You van n r"incd hat e. pleasant
and -Hf. To- take
tiiHmpcrlain's Cough I.curdY meets
all Of lhr"" requirements aud Tor VIA"
speedy aud permanent cue Of bad cold
stands wi hrut n peer. For SAFE by a.
l.. MuutZol,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

IN ,hs Morgan county Circuit Court D-ccmiorr
Tenn, ip+4
Ip'SIy 90 hIupsAr
Lula kiIuhi'li, Plaintiff,
versus
Char les Ki,nht,ll, b.'cnhnn
~ ma day come. plain, n herein aud hlcs her
petition sud affidavit alleging among other
Things that defendant IN not - trsid'n Of The
stat" 81 Missouri
Wh~r' upon |, - ordered Ivy ,hV c'rrk In yn'.-
ton that said d'fcndsut bee Notified by pubi,a.
ton tina, plaintiff lus commenced II suit aRrinst
him Ia ,his ,uurt III" phj''t aud p'notal nature
Of Which H. Ia Obtain & decree Of divorce ON
def, i'inut
Aud that unless ~ said d,fr n,l,ni hc aud np.
pcni At ,ht, cuuii nt I'VE urst tstn ihrIcri, 10 II"
h-ynu aud holden NJ the court huIs" IN Tie 81
OF Vrf ~ilIrs IN sad County, on the Dih day al
Drcr u ne I aud - 90 h'tofs W" hfht day 81
SAID term answer ot dead ~ III" pet ion IN snii
,,uss, the same viii he taken ~ CDiiir1''I aud
Judgment viii he icnIctrj accordingly
aud Il Il. further ordered iha' - copy hereof br
published according ~ law, IL tho Morgan
comfy Dcuuo,ts,. - weekly nrwEpaprf publish
I'D ~ VI 5rrnu county, tor iuut week .,'C'asiv'ly
The la,t insertion 10 10 u, least thiitJ days toioie
he IN 81 Iyth day III D.c'mhet, iyrf
W g JtuMhG. CiiCut CLERK
n ,Iur copy from che record.
witness nv hand aud the G~nl Of the Circuit
.,., Cpuit oil Morgan County, this 81, dag
l"SnIi u Oct0h~f iHt
VIC THOMAS. Cucuit Click
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28
Richland.

Each day brings us nearer election
day We are still shouting for Folk.
J G. Woolcry las, week sold his family
horse, "Barncy." The horse had been
on the farm Tor ten OF twelve years, and
was familiar to everyone.
We have had the pleasure Of .slking
with several of self Chap~l's scholars and
believe that Mis-. Parks Is substantia,ing
our statement when We said she was one
Of Morgan's best teachers.
There seems To be some road excite
mcnt in this vicinity At present, as there
have been w retnonstrances circulated
tins week, one was carried by John Todd.
Vim. Sclupp Of Barnett is hauling
wheat from his mothers place to Glen
steH H. 6. Curry is on the place.
There has been p debating society or.
gani,ed at Florence with WIN. Boner ~
president. The free s~choolbook question
will be- discussed FRIDAY night. Az this
is All important question just now n will
be a grand thing for discussion. and the
program committee IL to be praised for
giving the voters a chance To- hca, It cx
pounded.
Several candidates have been through
this section of late, yet we have not been
bothered with one nor had the pleasure
of meeting one, We believe il a very
good idea for them to yet around a little,
m it gives the vote, a chance to know
what manner OF man he is casting his
vote for IN November. There has been
considerable cnthusiasm aud exc temen,
Mt the various political %speskings.
Is. 4. Wooiery and family Of Miles
couaty have been visiting his brother.
(. Woolcry, the past few days Frank
was once a citizen OF Morgan nad OF
Richland, and we are always pleased to
have him visi: IN this part. He says
there is plenty OF fruit in his section, Is.
p~ecially the appics. lie tells Of a family
in his locality TINT died from eating cab
bage containing that 80 much talked OF
worm which has been found IN hcvcin'
localities. As this vegetable is no, an
actual necessity nor a luxury witl
any one, W. believe II "A good idea l.
eliminate II from our catnblcs until fur
thar investigation Is made.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

IN the Morgan County Cncmii Court. D"o"mhr
term iyUl
SrAIL or MISSOURI. J..
ouH 90 M%np..H,
Thomas u cooper, riint'T
jane V Chilc"",, ifl,y,ng Of If dead then III
Unknown hr,s at i,V, drviL.'s or gtHnte'R oi
the said JAMES V. tlbl'"a', deceased, b,ltnd
ants.
At THIS day ,un's ,h- plUin,iH herein aud hi..
his r'titlo0 aud aihdF ~, alleging among nthci
Things that defendant Jsrncs V. th'i'oat, II lY
my is ~ non i'Aidcui "i ~" stat" 81 MisHuuii
TINT If The sad James V ,hi!'ua, h. now Il,
ceased then ,hcio nt' person. who ,r inter
"st~i IN the subject matter of ia Pt,inn. whus'r
names cannot b" inserted herein, ioI the i'ieuu
that they ~. nuku"wu 10 plhintih, thu, The IL
'.''sts Il such person ~ H"ch %"'th'Y would d"
tive ss h'ii~ ,t lIw. Il vls'cN or giant''p oi The
said James ' thil'uat deceased
Whcicup,n It in uti"t.d 10y the 'l'il IN vac"
ton that Ia" ghtd def nj iuis hr uoiih.d h> ruh
LEGATION ,hat rintn'ri has commenced u ,uii
aynin,t them ia ,h'' ,ouIi ~" uhj,'i md zen
ual ustoIc ul Wiu. II - TO Obtain 1dccIcc diycs'
my them 81 an 'ight tt'c ard 'nlct'H III and IL
III, i"'l"wlu i'nl 'atatc To- wa
lhr south west pn,I''t Of Tho SOUTHEAST Gunt
ter anl Vi" South bait OF Ia. 'Iurthw"ai quartet
al ihr Spu,hcnHi utHTt,t al section iuut IA. ~
TOWNSHIP r"ity three tdU fHuuc TiIhtc'n OHl
aud 10 rst the title thereto IN plaintiff h, itini
iatiun
Aud unless the said Iamca V. 'hilco,i, II IL
ing oi II dead then the unk nowr h',tsn Al Inv,
drVise-s OF grantees Of the 'aNi james chi
coat, deceased h" ana appear 81 mss court ~
the mex, tern thereof, 80 DE hryun and hullcn a.
the court house ~ the 'ily 81 V'itiillsA ~ said
county. on the l}th day oi Drc' mhcr ucs,. nnd
on 81 before IA" h,si day 81 shhd tenn. ansyci Of
plead IT, the petition IN v1id 'pis", the SSris VIII
, br taken ~ opuicSscd and Judgment viii ic icu
'rrcd accordingly
aud II ~ further mdsic". THAT u Co'y hrfco.
hr pulliHh'd, according 10 law, IN The Morgan
County Democrat u w'vtIy swSj,aIrt III int"d
aud pnhl'siird ~ Morgan County, for 'out "reLt
buc,, sSiV"ly. the last inH"Iiirn Ia DE NJ, least tlit
Is dn "a 'elure the iist dhT 81 sad Dr'' inht1
term d this a. MT
W Z THOMAS, circuit Cirik.
A true copv from the p"soih
Wi,ue ~ my hand and the seal al the tit
... cut COM, Of Morgan County
" thg lDih day Of October, IyJt
" { EupS ~ titCtIttl"ik
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28

IN the Morgan County C,rculi Court. D"""mhr
term iyUl
SIAIL bf MISSDtHI H..
touHIY op hop..H,
Thomas u CDpp,I. Il,i1tiN
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28

In the Circuit, court. County Of Morgan, Angus,
Term, lpDi
STATE or -.
IouHry Op NoscAH
y. W HUDSON, Plaintiff,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28
ORDIE or PUBLICATIONS.
In tho Morgan Comfy ,,iouii Count, Dec. r,bcr
Tenn, rms
BTArE 90 MISSOURI, =,
torrIS oI HuroNs.
RiohHId I ,pii,H. Plaintiff.

' W Wv
STATE OF MISSOURI, T..
CorrIs oI IuT.A..
tiohHId 'pit'a Plaintiff,
William DavIdann and the unknown hri,s OF
d'vis.e," 81 john W Davidson. deceased. bcf,u
,auis
htthig day com's plaintiff herein lay his HtioI-
n'y' aud h!'s his pctiDipn aud affidavit, Alleging
among "th'r things ihat there su' persona who
~" interested III the subject mattel OF TN, sui,
who's, ub,ucs cannot br inserted herein lut the
IA" ini'r'stN 81 su' h persons u such ~ th'y would
'"ri," a. AcilH Al Ia" 81 d'vit"'s 81 John W
David rIn. deceased
NhtIcupyn. II ~ ordered by The 'ictk ~ vaCa
,iur that sad d-i'u' autr he notified by pIhiicn
,ion tbs, pinin'ih iaw CONNIE need u suit against
,i-m IN this court the object andyrn.,ai naiut.
al which H. Ia Obtain deere" al tins corn can
ceiling aud "nnuliinya certain mutigh g decd
rrrC,t~i b. Joseph g.. Uun"r aud @ite. aud
Mary + Humes d"i'd march the it,i, i~,I, aud
recorded IL ho"t ~" ID II, page IN, IT ,h~ deed
records III Morgan county. Missouri, To- TIE lie.
icudan,a William Davidson aud IA, said John W.
Iaylon"n =, al on III. northwest pu,tlrr Of the
south, at quarter tni the Eouth ~".i quarter 81
thy northeast quarter 81 N.i,On seven ~ Ia
Tow n6hip ipriy.on' an ran.c seventeen tI7I In
Morgan tUuuty, Isssuuii
AM, that unless III. said unsnpwn heirs ot de
virr,s 81 tn. said John " davidson be aud mp
p'Rt ., tins cput 4, ia" next term thereof 10 lie
A.yun and holden -, the court house IN the city
~ Versailles ~ saId County, on nhc ~ cliih day
ut D'''mbct nrh', and On 81 hcinfr the htst day
- sad term, anHw'i ~ plead 10 III" prtiii"n ~
SAID cause, the shine VIII he taken NJ confessed
MI luIgm' M will hc I'ud' red n,cpIdngly
AVID Il, 1. further ordered that u copy hereof ls
uuLlisncd, according to Inv IN the Morgan
County boIupciat y weekly n'wHpa pei publish
81 ~ Morgan touuiy iri -four weeks su,,C,
s,yoiy the las, insertion To b- u, least ihiiiy iay'
hri",- the inst day of said December term d
the court
W { THOMAS, ,ircuit tlcrt
A 'rnr Tupy " ~ ~" tccDrd
Nitucns my hand aud the s.al ~ the CT
tuu,r cut Cont Ut Morgan county, TN,
'"'"'l iJ,h day 81 D,tph>r, W.
" 1 THOMAS. Circuit Clstk,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28
ROOM no. u.

Fbfh No. V,
Following are the names OF pupils re-.
cciving head maria ~ room No Il:
FMS, Year High School -Eny Gibbs
5, Maudc BAKER 2, C"rdn Buznn 5. Eminn
Jacobs 2, Fannie Padgett z, SslIic Mar
rintt Z, Everett Roche 3, Marie Thomp
son ;, Clcyc Spnriock | Lillian Dunn 2,
Myftis Bowers /. Ross Burn, !. Lon
Eater /.
Seventh Grade -lugal's HAk,r hnna
Duff 5. Bcrnlce McCnnn ], Rcnh Moore
/, Winnie Oliver 2, Goida Eulan ! Olive
Thorpe 10. I.o,tlc Kintncr Maudc
Grow !, Lucy Potter |.
Respectfully,
WRAv WrrTEV Teacher,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28
Adninistrat tx Motto e.

Notice I, hereby gwen tha' lc,ts's ui admin
i~.,iatiun on the estate 81 William a IIsnl y. Il.
ceased, y~tr granted ~ the unIctsiHnrd on the
Of MutyW County, Missouri All WIHrnH i"t
Ing ,lsii,s against s,td estate ,r required H.
exhibit them ii ~HllDa1u,r /, NJ ndmiri'
ifatris y,,i,iu one y'si aitrt M. 'iuis ot ~ Il Let
teIs o. tlty may be ptn'ludgd tiuir any benefit
al such estate. aud n auch rl.ims lee not "ph'i
tied within two y"nI. tUey viii l., ioi'.r'
barred. 'ApDislHE 4 HNkhH,
Admin tfaiiis.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28
Herb W. Edwards Injured.

Herb ". MI ward. Of DrS Noines, Ia .
90 n fat - M Icy walk Inht winter,
hpraining his wrist and ny his
knees, "l he nort day." he says, 'th"y
were 80 surr and stIH was hfrn Il
world have tu sta Ia bed, hist | rubbed
I, I'm we'll with Chambcrlhin's Pain
Balm and after few Applications all
u,eurss had disappeared For Sal,
by A. l.. Muntzcl.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
In the Morgan County Circuit. Court. pcccmhsi
Trfm, iyul.
STATE Dr missouri, D..
totsTI OT MORGAN.
Ada G. Manlcy Plaintiff.

'b'sI' bt hbtiAN,
Ada G. Manlcy, Plaintiff.
versus
Luctus u MRnloy, Defendant
At this day comes piaiu,in herein and file, her
petition and affidavit, alleging among o'h"t
things Tint defendant has concealed himself ~
that II" cannot 10 served by the ordinary process,
ut law
Wlet"mpon II ~ ordered by the clerk IN vscs
ton that said defendant be notified by puhlicn
tion that p'aIn,iii hns commenced u suit againh'
hun ~ this court the nhjc,, aud genera nature
~ which - 10 obtain q deere" of divorce iron
defendant
Anl that unless the said defendant he and a,
pear at tins court, at the next teI N thereof, Ia hv
begun ana holden ~ tho CONT honsr IN the titN
81 Versailles, IN SAID County, on tue i1th day %
December nrst, and on ut before tie htg, day al
sni1 term answer 81 ll'p v, to- the petition in safe
cause the sam" will hc tHk"n al confessed, and
judgment Will hc render Ell accordingly
And It ~ further otdt,rd that u copy hereof h'
published, according 10 low IN the huigu
County Democrat, a weekly nrw.ps per publish
ed IN Versailles. Morgan county, ii -four weeks
su'trsSiv~Iy, tho last insertion 10 =" NJ lens'
thirty ia \ before the SAID l4,h day Of Uccembei
igui.
". {. THOMAS, tiicnit CLERK
true copy from the T"'rri
witness my hand aud the seal nf the tircui
,..., Court ct Morgan county ms 'th ID
t''"I Of D4tuhrr, ipIl.
W. { 1uom.s, Citruit CLERK
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28

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try Hhnmbcrlnin's Stomach aud Liver
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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28
WANTED

WANTED.
Special Representative IA tn.s county
and @I)nining territories, to rorr,senr
and advertise n old chthh' lsrrd busI
ness ho,a~ %, bciii financial attending
Salary ga wceh4y with Hxpcus's al
ganced each. Monday by check d'icc'
from Headquarters. Horse and buggy
furnished when necessary. position per
mancnt. Address Flew Bros. 4 Co.
Dept, A. M0non Bldg Chicago III.