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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
State Horticultural Society.

The summer meeting OF the Mis-
souri, State Horticultural Society will
be held at the court house in YER
sailles juno 13, IA and Is. J.. A..
Goodman Secretary of the Society has
sen out the complete printed pro-
gram OF the sessions detailing the diff
iercnt features to be carried out.
The first session will be held Tues
day evening June IL. at s O'Clock
and will be called to order by State
President !. G.. Written, followed by
an invocation by Rev. f. b. Woods
of the Christian Church. Mayor
Daniels will deliver the address of
welcome followed by words of well
come BY !. q. Briggs, President Of
the Morgan County Fruitgrowers AS
Sociation with a response by President
Written.
There will be other speakers of
note and the whole will be intcrsperscd
with good music. Each days session
will cover the field of horticulture
and a number o; eminent speakers
are on the PROCLAIM to discuss orchard
ing. small fruits and vintage advan-
tagcs in the state and in counties yet
new in this class OF farming.
The farmers Of the county cannot
afford % miss these sessions as points
and information valuable to every per-
son in any manner Interested in horti-
culture will be brougM, out. This
summer meeting is being held more
especially to educate the ruralist ant!
to enlist deeper interest in progressive
farming. All the state officials ask OF
the local ~iarrpers is to turn out and
give the matter the attention ncCcs-
sarv to make it Il sucCcsS the value
viii then be appreciated and their
uhicc, will be attained,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
Splendid Law Library.

Attothcys Gibbs * knipmcyer have
Just purchased a complete set OF
American and English Encyclopedia
ui law, There are thirty-two large
volumes in leather. finely embeliished,
and when arranged in their splendid
offices in the Woods block will give
shiS firm one of the most valuable law
libratics in this section of the state.
Lawyers. as we'll as other prciessiona,
mcn. are compelled to invest consider
able cash in substantial standard works
and Messrs. Gibbs X knipmcyer feel
that with their growing legal practice
they sh"uld be prepared for all
emergencies by adding these valuable
works to their large collection.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
Purchased Business Property.

A deal was closed during the past
week by which G. II. Mason the
butcher came into possession of a fine
piece of business property in the
heart of Versailles. The property is
located on the northwest corner of
the Public Square extending So feet
on West Newton street and IS feet
on Monroe street. Mr.. Mason secured
the valuable corner from ID. A.. Muir
ply. a member of the former Versailles
Fire Brick a. Clay Manufacturing Co.,
and purchased by him several months
ago.
Mr.. Mason has considerable faith
in the future OF Versailles and has
backed his Judgment by picking up
this fine piece of realty. While he
has not fully decided how to carry out
his plans, it is his intention to follow
out the original intentions of the Clay
Plant people in erecting a substan-
tial business block on the corner with
a number of business rooms on the
ground floor. the second and third
doors to be arranged for offices and a
nall. The structure will be erected
in modern style. the brick TO be manu-
featured here at home, constructed SO
that the fancy brick will attract the
eye OF the stranger who may come to
our city to take observations relative
to our II in furnishing brick
for building purposes.
The consideration in this deal was
$4,000, and we are glad to see a
progressive business man Ike Mr..
Mason secure it and hope to be in
position ere long to give more ac-
curate details of his plans. One
thing is assured. however. that he
will make a decided improvement,
in that quarter.
Another deal was made during the
week by which NJ. l.. Joachim pur-
chased the ground occupied as the
hitch yard on West Newton stree
from ID. a. Murphy Mt a consideration
of $1,000. Mr.. Joachim sucuret
this piece OF property with a frontage
OF So feet and So feet deep for the
purpose of making some substantial
improvements in that locality in the
near future. The close proXemity o
this property to the main business
center makes it available for the pur'
/, chaser's use and mean somethin.
good for the business interests {
j., Versailles.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
TuE STRONGEST TEST or MERIT.

TIN! STRONGEST TEST or MERIT.
Any druggist OF dealer iii medicine
will tell vow that those Of their custoin-
crs who haze used DR.. Classes German
Penetrating L.iniment n,,d when cal.cl
tor again that it is next TO impossible to
sell taem anything else should they
happen to liz out. The reason is when
,h. I.inimcnt is once used III the
family il is found so valuable that one
van not he indicted to take a substitute.
Rotd hy Mun.zel Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
Nice Residence for Sale.

VIII sell my residence property three
blocks from the public square. New
house and all home corveniences
Suitable for fair sized family. Apply
to or write, GEo. H.. ScNoLLE, Ver-
%sailles, Mo.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
The Only Gvarantstd Kidney Cure

Is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund your mondy if after
taking one bottle ydu are not satisfied
with results. By Versailles Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
rendered Him q Banquet.

John F. Gibbs, ID. +. Wray, Samuel
Daniels, H. f. Neville. A. B. Knip-
meyer, A. A. Knoop, l. NJ. %Schannep.
and +. w. McVey, with a few invited
guests among whom were Attorney A.
H. Bolte. DR.. p. G.. Woods, +. A.
Crewson, w. W. Moore, w. G..
Thomas. and Editors John A.. Han
nay. A. G.. Baker and Dave y. Duff.
conceived an impromptu banquet in
honor of Attorney William Forman on
the eve of his departure to his new
home in Tonopah. Nevada. and car
ried it into effect last Monday night.
The banquet feature was given into
the hands OF Landlord d. A. Farley
of the City Hotel, and promptly at
| eight O'Clock the doors of the large
dining hall were thrown open and the
party were ushered to seats at tables
decorated with natural flowers.
The banquet was served in courses
and there was no limit to the delica-
cies until the appetites of the legal
fraternity were reduced to a techni-
cality, and their guests, even to the
hungry newspaper men cried, ''Hold'
Enough"
Attorney A. l.. Ross acted the part
OF POSTMASTER and stated briefly that
the object of the gathering was to do
honor to Attorney Forman. one Of the
esteemed members .ot the legal frater-
nifty who was Don to depart from
among them.
Each participant was called upon to
give expression to his sentiments.
Then it was that tributes of friend
ship, respect and brotherly feeling was
showered upon Mr.. Forman to an ex-
tent that he was utterly astonished
and his emotions showed that he val
ued highly good words so freely ex-
pressed and the high esteem in which
he was held both by the legal lights
and fcllow-cit.ens with whom he
had associated in the years past.
The expressions touching upon his
legal abilities and his sterling worth
as a private citizen caused him to ex-
press a regret that he had decided to
sever the ties Sc completely welded
by long association. 1t was a sue
cession of ~eulogies which fell upon his
ear as 50 many jewels. and his re-
Spouse was equally as touching to
those who were assembled there to
do him honor.
DR.. p. G.. Woods. when called
upon for a toast presented Attorney
Forman with an elegant volume OF
Shakespcare's Hamlet as a recognition
OF the latter's appreciation of clas-
steal literature. and followed with an
eloquent tribute to Mr.. Forman as a
ncishbor, tellow-citizon and profess
ional man.
Toastmaster Ross then responded
in an on-hand word picture which
capped the climax not only in chased
language but with feeling which show
ed conclusively that it came from the
heart. while those who heard it could
vouch for every word as real and not
iancied eulogy. Mr.. Forman could
scarcely find language to express his
true feelings at the conclusion Of the
entertainment. but language was un-
necessary in this instance.
As the lovefeast broke up hearty
good-bys were exchanged and the
participants wended their way home
ward feeling that the members of the
Morgan County Bar had done nobly
in their efforts to show their just APP
probation OF a worthy and honorable
brother lawyer, leaving to form new
associations. Attorney Forman de-
,,rtA t'..Ir,ncVn n,AryNr t>r Ia.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02

Stiff and Soft Hats always tn hands
vt the FAMOUS CLOTHING HOUSE.
latest stytc..
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02

Phone 173 for buss I'd all trains.
Williams Bros. 'buss line meets the
trains at both depo,s.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-22

This paper is kept or file at Law rence's Advertising Agency. 401 Elk aminer Bldg, Los Angeles. Cal, where contract for advertising may be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-22
part of the amount bald ln.

part of the amount paid in.
 The worst part of the whole matter is that those loose their money who are the least able to loose it. They are laboring people. Men who work by days wages for what they invest. It is not the banker, or the merchant or the smart business man. but the man who tolls.
 It Is intimated from Tucson that there has been speculation, and mls- management and probably thieving in the management of this association. If upon investigation that should turn out to be true then the territorial of ficers should see to it that each and every mothers son of the officers are prosecuted and if they are guilty sent to the penitentiary. There is no mean CT crime on the calendar than the stealing of a poor mans money under the guise of wise investment. In the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-22

east this has been done and it can be done here. If the promoters of few "get-rich-quick" concerns were landed in the penitentiary at Yuma it would have a salutary effect upon the fi- nancial morals of the territory.
 The man who invests his money in one of these concerns expecting to get out $500 where he puts in one is not entirely blameless. He ought to know that money can not and does not breed money. That all man can expect on an investment of this kind is a reason able per cent. The safest investments bring the smallest per cent. The big ger the gain promised the greater jeopardy to the investors capital. This is the universal law and it's vio- lation has brought bankruptcy and ruin to an army of men and women who have sought to make more than a fair return on their money invested.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-22

In a hearing had in the Justice Court of Judge Mcdonald this week three peace officers testified to the fact that they knew the Butte House to bear a bad reputation and also tes- tified to the bad character Of one of the inmates. From the testimony these facts were known to the off cers several months before the arrest of last Saturday. The question nat urally arises. What is the duty of an officer under such circumstances? Must citizens be forced 10 take these
 matters in their own hands while peace officers. under oath to protect the peace and qrietude of the com nunity. wink the other eye or at tempt to square the thing" without any fuss How many more such houses are known to the officers to exist in the heart of the c',g contra v to the statutes?
 The Review is creditably --,rmed that two lodging houses of i'll repute are located along Main street. Let's see if the officers can locate tnein during the week. We are wen aware that it takes testimony to convict in such cases but a little time spent in gathering this testimony would not be amiss. Give us something new on the daily menu card at the Justice Court instead of drunk and disorder J." Peace officers are not chosen by
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-22
WHO IS WHO AND WHAT'S WHAT3

The present scramble for the Bis bee post office has stirred up a hor- nets nest in the Territorial Repub- lican ranks. Sit is 9 bitter and un- compromising struggle for the su- premacy at the pie counter. not alone at Bisbee. but all over the Territory. The appointment of a postmaster for Bisbee is the first real try out since the last National Republical conven- ton and with several more fat plums hanging on the political tree, the com mitteemen and Territorial officials, together with the delegates from Ari- zona to the last National Republican convention are anxious for a word from Washington to learn where they are at" Aspiring candidates for judge ships. |. s. Attorneys etc. are equal y anxious.
 In the days of Brodie there was no question about the Republican boss in Arizona. He was IT with a big l. Surrounded by his Rough Rider regiment his word swept all opposi- ton aside and when there was any question to be decided from a polit- ical standpoint word was awaited from Brodie before the President at tached his seal and signature.
 The question to be decided now is who has really stepped into Brodie's shoes in Arizona. and the appoint nlent Of a postmaster for Bisbee will come very near deciding the ques- fien. At the present writing it would appear that the Rough Rider contin- gent had allied themselves with, Kip hey and it remains to be seen if the same old countersign will gain ad- mittance at the White House. On the other hand the Murphy faction was supposed to have had Q hand in the naming of Gov. Kibbey and to have made it known in Washington that Arizons. had about enough Rough Rider office holders and it was high time that the other fellows were be ing fed.
 Don't you think We never get nun gry?" Oaks Murphy is reported to have stated to the President during 2 recent visit to the National capital, "or do you propose to starve us to death. while the heroes of San Juan Hill are afflicted with the gout?
 In the present political scrap we find the old opposing lines again facing each other. Murphy. Sturgis Tenny, Brophy ct al are for Cassidy, while Kibbey. Nichols, McCabe. Claw Fon are lined up for Lewis Hunt The result will be awaited with eagerness by a large following.
 in the present postmaster squab ble. the Governor is practically in the frying pan himself. Suppose for in stance. that his recommendation did not land the office for Hunt? His DO litical stock would be quoted at 2 discount and Sturgis would become the big duck in the puddle.
 Take it all around, it is a nice sit nation viewed from a Democratic standpoint.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-22

Tae Review Is delivered by carriers ss tAe following towns: Eaco. Csnanes. Douglas. Tombstone. ttt Benson. South Bisbee. Paradise. Nerenci. Clifton
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-22
ACUTE RHEUMATISM.

Deep tearing or wrenching psias, occasioned by getting wet through; 1; worse when at rest, or on first mov- ing the limbs and in cold or damp weather. is cured quickly by Ballard's Snow Liniment. Oscar Oleson, Gib- son City, H., writes, Feb. 16. 1902, A year ago I was troubled with a pain in my back. It soon got so bad could not bend over. One bottle of Ballard's Snow Eminent cured me" For sale at -RINEHART's PHARMA- cY.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-22
HEALTHY PLANTS
Reeuire the Most Careful Attention as
 Well as Good Soil.

Did you ever see a rosehush which despite the most benehcent environment of soil-of sunshine-and Of atmosphere. seemed never to achieve healthy growth.
 ton of manure win not neip plant that has a canker eating out its heart.
 You must destroy the cause before you can remove the effect.
 You cannot cure Dandruf and Bald ness by rubbing on hair lotions. and rubbing in vsseline. etc.
 You must look to the cause of the trouble--it's a germ at the roots of your hair which causes it to fall out.
 Newbro's Herpicide destroys the germ. and healthy hair is the sure result
 Sold by leading druggists Send lOc. lT stamps for sample to The Herpicioe Co.. vN-.rct- Mich
 The Bisbee Drug Co. Bisbee. Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-22

the people to be good fellows. Their duty is to enforce the law as laid down in the statutes without fear or favor and it is not the duty of citi- zens of community to point out the way for them. It is their duty to find it for themselves.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-22

Velvet Ice Cream at the Alhambra.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
These Are
the Lucky
$50 Prize
Winners
in the Puzzle
Contest
May 81.

~HESE are the names Of the-iucky
$50 prize winners in the puzzle
contest OF May 21. the names Of
different kinds OF musical instru-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-02

Orange. y. J.-For the love of~a so
ciety girl. two prominent young .meI
CT South Orange. fought a six-rouaS
battle Cyrus Wallace, a merchant
and Robert Brown were admirers o
the girl, whoss name is CAREFUL.
guarded, and they agreed 70 settle th'
contest by a prize night About 81
friends were permitted TO attend tn,
night. which TOOK place in the out
skirts of South Orange After th'
second round the rules were thrown
To the winds and the encounter becam,
a frenzied battle It ended when Wal
lace was sent 20 his knees, and while
down Brown thunped him on the jaw
Wallace objected 20 this foul play. bur
be got more terrific one. which pu
him out
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-02

Daniel Reagan Wa hOrrihed. TO see .
girl about three years old directly In
front OF the engine and only a few
yards away She was too young 10 real.
lie her peril and frOlicked on the ties.
Reagan applied the emergency. b,i
1t wa apparent the train could not
be stopped in time. so Fireman Reug.
ger and Trainman Dwyer ran alons
the running board TO the cowcatcher
Although his own life was in dan
ger, Dryer made his way 10 the very
end OF the pilot and reached ahead
OF the train. He was held from fall
ing forward by Fireman Reugger. ano
a slip Of either o. the men would have
meant death.
Dwyer leaned far over grabbed III.
child and held her in the air as Reug
ger helped him 10 a safe position Tn,
engine passed several yards more over
the track before IL stopped
The child's mother. thinking her lit
tie girl was killed. ran screamfn,
down the track. When she saw thu
little one safe she vert With Joy anc
gratitude
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-02

At the same moment and without a word
being spoken their hands extended
themselves impulsiVely toward eacn
other. met and elapsed While Il may
have been imagination. both have said
that they saw a strange and silent con
gresaticn o. phantom forms preceding
them 70 the door OF the ruined church
II seemed 10 them impossible that ths
falling building could hold such a
thronE of nesh and blood. even at that
time or the temporary transmigration
OF their souls
Citnsing close together and impelled
by an unseen force. they followed and
entering, fell on their knees. For lights
were burning and the congregation OF
Indians and white people were Joining
In the worship In response to the pale
priest who stood In unearthly beauty.
attended by dusky aoolytes. the Young
Indian converts who had loved him
Pastor and people. when they arose or
kneeled, moved as shadows do. The two
I 'ofs the earth earthly fell prostrate IN
the aisle ami delivered up their souls.
then arose unn0ticed by the phantoms.
Joined in the prayer and praise.
In penttent prayer. as in songs Of
praise their hearts went up TO God and
they knelt still after all the worshipers
had seemed to fade away into space. only
as the pale priest passed down the aisle
they heard a murmured PAX vobiscunn"
and felt a touch OF benediction. light as
the genuest zephyr.
When they rose they kissed each other
fergenuy and thanked God for the love
which still burned In their hearts
though for a time the clouds OF selfish
ness and pride had hidden its glowing
flame Within few weeks the bodies
OF the lovers were found cold in death
a short distance away lay the body OF
Gray Eagle. The Indian was in love
with Rose and In fit OF Jealous rage had
murdered them. He closed the bloody
chapter BY taking his own life.
This and many other stories are rife
as 10 the nature o. the apparitlons Not
a resident Of the old dilapidated' village
viii approach. the churchyard after
night sets in and even the unkempt
youths OF the har cts give the cemetery
wide berth al all times. On several
occasions Of late. Il Is claimed. ghosts"
have appeared before belated villagers
In a nciseiess manner and as suddenly
disappeared. On one or two such oc-
casions the ghosts have given chase and
the frightened individuals declare they
have been able 20 keep out Of the way
only by the feetest running.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-02
CHURCH GRAVEYARD
HAUNTED BY GHOSTS
STRANGE APPARITIoNS SAID
TO HAVE BEKN sEKN.
STORY or ALLEGED ORIGIN
Murder OF Two Young Levers By
Jealous Indian CAuss of WsirS
Aghts-Csmstsry Il Given n
Wide Berth After Dark.

Niles, Mich.-Ths village Of Bert
rand, four miles south. is greatly ex-
cited over stories concerning appaTitions
that are alleged to be seen nightly how
srinE about the Bertrand church There.
sAy the people OF the nSishborhood.
strange lights are seen in the evening
and holy music is indistiaetIy heard.
Many Of the villagers are old Preach set
tiers and they believe implicitly that
the shades OF their ancestors and their
In6iaa foes are to be seen weaving In
and out oetvceH the head stones OF the
graveyard. In tie Bertrand church
yard are tAs graves OF tive y0uHg lovers,
TtsrTe and Rose. Thsre also lies Eastr
murderer, Gray naeis, the 1eSlOOs Ia
dian.
TAe story r. told that aT sny19ra
ana ais wife. wAe sftsf three ysArs 81
EtorHy welded life agreed - GisagrSs,
net ~ Bertrand to settle uPon terms
% diverse and that uDon tASiT RFrivej h
the vili&Es Hyndan suEEsstsd that tAsy
walk through the place Of TIE sead Aad
sxazias the alHsst Historic Inscriptions
ss the hSadstenss WitAtH tAeT touni
the grave o. the 'Tbiaakst aoNsW" wife
OF old Bertrand. the french settler. VIA
gave his name 70 Miles little sSb~rb.
Her hssdstons is in goot SsaditiOA. for
her descendants have kept 50 grsudly.
RRs the spitsph, writes N aneisnt azd
unErAmnstieal French ~ her hssbaAA.
tells the world 81 her nsaffOld virtues
Ne q wife and woman. sOOH the twilight
changed tate daTkDsss 90 the stoFy
runs, SAS ths nooa cane NJ - the
soupis vaiksG slowly AzoaE the grave
They tsrnss - lSok 81 the stained glass
windows Of the church that they zight
see the eject GpoH ~ 81 the mOonliEAt,
When q stran &c ave fnstsnca uDon thar
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-02
New Ishau Shell.

The new lsham shell, which. the
inventor says. will sink the largest
battleship in three minutes. is being
tested at the Sandy Hook proving
grounds. The shell is constructed OF
200 pounds OF cast steel and carries
and expiodes a charge OF 12s pounds
Of dynamite and nitroslycerin II II
the most powerful ever made. A IL
zach gun Is used to Ere II The CD
struction at which the exple.ivs II
aimed for the test So . piece Of Hxr.
ysytrec stool. I, inches thick. backed
~ heavy ,saksa thinkers nj . nsxzd
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