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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-14

Mgsnten bes &egierungs Ssbsini'
bienftes erlansten Jalf&mtinaers
Wert3euge unb Gabritate Derni1tet,
neil .sin plab mebr porbanoen NOR.
gs tuarstt Yruderprefen, litbogra=
pbif8e Stetns, Win3formen, platten,
p6otograpbif6e Mpparate, eanse 5au.
fen fali9en papierssloes, 9robe Sdde
boz fali6er Silberbolars unb anoerer
Wiinen. Sie aus Glen unb Stab
beifebenoen @egenffdnoe wuroen in
groBen Wagen nod ber @ieberei i'm
Sdifsbaubofe 9ebra&t uno oa umge-
f6molsen. 9as fali4e papier9elb In
Der 06be bon mebreren 3unoerttauIeno
Dollars tpnrbe in benz groBen Diem beg
S9aBamtes berni9tet uno bic GEE
fdlf9ten Wtin3en manberten naa Der
Mtnee in philadelphia. mo bas @oel-
metal ausssidieoen tpiro.
Wrn ben falfden SilberbDaars ent-
balten man9e mebr Silber. ole bic
s@tsn, bersn Silberwertb nur As Gents
betrdgt. Sabei maaten bic 5alf9-
mtin3sr bod NOD CUTE @ei6dfte = 10
lange fie nidt erpif4t tuurben. Wie
i9arf au9 bic 8ebeim=4 genten Der &e-
sierung binter ben Jali6miin3ern Der
ino, gelinst es ibnsn ni9t, aler bab=
baft 3u werben, mod piel weni9er ge-
lingt es, ales cirfuiirenoe fali9e ga.
pier9eIo gu oerni9ten. Die gr3eugnife
Der Gdlider fnb nod mafenmsiie
unb f9on felt Sabren i'm umlauf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-14

ginige Barrier 8fGtter
brineen aus Stalien Die Na9riht, Der
&aiier 5rans Sofef noble ben Winter
in San Remp subrinsen, neil ansebz
li6 feline 8eiuno6eit eri9Ittert lei. Sn
@ien lit BON einem oerartisen @ntz
ialub bes &aiiers ni9ts befannt. Muf
befinbet er ii6 geraoe in lebter 3ei'
beim beiten @pbliein.
OrebbareW obn1duferer r.
ri6tet elm fransOff9er 4r9iteft, inoem
er feline einft0digen, nit alien &omfpri
ausaeftatteten 8ilIen mitten i'm Gar
ten auf elmer rieiigen Orebideibe erz
baut, iooab fie mittelit zines f~tarfen,
fe6r fein gearbeiteten GiienbebeIs, obne
Sdipierisfeiten nah elmer beliebisen
Spnnenz oberS 6attenieite aebrebtper
Sen fOnnen. Sn bpgienii9,r 6inlidi
baben ii9 iol9e 6dufer auberoroent=
lid bepdbrt, Defenders als papilons
in qroBen &ranfenbdufern. MIeroinas
1T TIRE 9sritenuns febr foftipielis, 10
oab. fie muir fir rei4e 8auberren aus
fibrbar finb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-14

Or. 5. 81. Surtp, Sstrstdr Dor
Der 9eiunbbeits- Station. bsfirdtst Ell
men Musbru9 bon Sppbus In Gam.
bridge gitn. 10 Gdle finb i9on an'
gemelbet ruoroen.
3mei tIeine Sun9ens 3sr'
bra&en sefern abeno balb IL u6r oas
S6aufenffsr bon s. M. SapIor's
3udermaarsns2aben, 2244 Wef 10.
Str, unb fu9ten NIT elmer 2iffe ST.
Bigfeitsn unb elm paar Subenb 81.
9arrerl bas @eite.
Nuf 0eranla Jung oes pribatpolis
ten Sbates purbe 9eitern Gbeno cir
eetpiRer 8ants berbaftet.
Sbates bebauptet, oab gants ibr
iiberfallen uno ibm ieinen &ebolbe,
uro 2nippsl tueggsnommen babe,
Bants bebauptst. bas er erit ttir3lid
aus sinem 0ospital In Serre 9aut'
sntlaHen iuorben fet uno faum 9raf
babe Elm 2anin9en fef3ubalt.n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-14
Mns Der Samilte @aribafSi.

Gin bdBlider @treit In Der Camille
Gartbalbt errest tn Stalien CUR .3eit
peinlt4Ttss auffeben, Man tpeib, buB
bes alien 6aribatbt 9tebltngsIp6n,
Der brabe uno sebtesene menofti Ga
rtbalbi. Dor stpei Sabren Der Malariu
erissen lift. Settbem tebt bon bes
8plfsbelosn SDbnen nur mebr Hie=
c%iotti. Der it4 aipar ats Sreii9aren=
fiibref I'm srie4HAStiirtii9en arieg.
stnen getpifen Rdmen sema9t bat, I'M
iibriseH aber nut mdbtse Spinpatbiei
g.ntebt, 3pif6sn Rtcciutti, Dem GeBe
ten aus Der 2Spenbrut ppm @apreru
unb bes alien @drtbalbi S9niegere
fehn, General gansio 1T nun eins
BrsBpotemtt aussebrp9en, Die ii6erz
aus unangenebm berii6rt. 3icciotti
ptrft fetnem (berpittpeten) S6Dager
Dor, er babe bas biitoriIde 5dus9sn
In gaprera gepliinbert, oie MDbel bes
alien 8aribalbi fortgei6afft, laiie
an eetpei6ter Stdtte rjeuen", furs bab'
ods bur9 bic gepaltisite GpopO Sta
liens eebeiliste feline 8eiihthum sur
lurburiDien mOoernen 8iIegiatur um=
geftaltet unb bereleihen. Saraai
anttpurtet General Ganoip (iibrtgens
elm a[lsemein gea9teter @entleman)
iubem er Den SpieB umbrebt uno bern
Gignor HicciOtti ins @eiidt binein
iagt, er pole einfa9 Die Sam;lis
Gan5ip uno Die gnfel bes alien @aris
baloi aus gaprera fprtGreern .
l1nb 10 seht oieie erbauli9e Streiterei
fort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-14

. auerlaub p
%. W. @rap, $500, 2sparatur, 2017
@ude Ctr. - 2oren3 S1mibt, $25,
@sparatur, Ola g. Sslauare ctr. =
Or. Smith. 5000, gsrbeHsruns. 1911
q. Sainois Str. = gobp %. M. Sur.
By. $50. Gtalune, 1909 &sisnsr Str.
= 8. 9enbridiOn, $3.50, Cottage.
@ieberci In Der Ndbe Der 90. Str. -
8. u. Miner. $500, Cottage. Solo.
rabo Str. in Der Ndbe Der Wai6. Str
@eo. s. @ibmann. 500, Mnbau.
3410 Woore Mpe. = Mbie :. @bap.
man, $500. ameift6dises WObnbaus,
Delamare., nabs Is. Strabe. = M,
8. Bladman, $25, Rspuratur, 81
Tacoma 9pe. - Gr. 80. W. SaQ,
$50, @eparatur. 231 Wsf IA. Str,
= 8. o.. Bare, $2395. &sparatur,
'928 Oh Martet Ctr. = @eo. 90,
Oiet, $1,000. WerbeRerung, Unions.
3uiI&en Morris. unb Totpnep Ctr
Greelanb, $500. Cottage, gloib-,
Strabe, aabs 6ilRbe slbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-14
Bed Ses eontrsaomirals Grain.

Ser GontreaomIral CHARLES 5.
Grain, gebiirtig aus Waliafrletts.
gilt ais tiidtieer ino umiidtieer
Sffi5ier. umli6t bemies er rarlert.
liG audi IN i%eiier ietieen Stellung
als SefeDlsbaber oes aIiatllf)en Se"
idpobers Der @ereinieten Staaten
mdbreno Oes ruiiii6-japaniiden &ries
geS; er permieb geifift ie6e Ser
Didlung nit Der einen ooer Der allOe.
rem friegfiibrenoen Modt. Oils orei
ruiiiide Sreu5er i'm Safen BON Mta'
nila 3ufll16t iudten, iorete er piinft.
lid fir oeren gnttpaffnung.
3lllebt befanO err iid nit ieinem
@eI6Daber IN 6ineliiden @etpdiiern.
llno oa fam iein Te6. Sci gtanfing
beeob er fi6 nit ieinem ais 9eut-
nant 8i bent @eiGJnaber geborigen
Sobn Gbarles auf oie S%aianeniagO.
un0 itatt eines Gogels traf elmer iei.
ner S6iiiie cine Gbmeiin.
gluf bas @ebegei6rei Ser onge-
idoIienen Srnt iammeIte ii6 eli
Saufen Gbineien aus Dem nGditen
Sorfe %un0begam einen Slngriff ouf
sic beioen Sffi5iere. Sum mebrte iid,
Ger iiingere Grain ourh &epplper.
i6iiiie, tpoourf snei mGnnli6e GDis
neien bertpun0et ipuroen. -NotiirIld)
iteigerte iih baolr6 nod sic @ut1
Ser Ingreifcr, obgleid Ser gontre-
ADMIRAL peripra6, dr5tlide Siilfe fir
bie Germunoeten 5u ididen un6 bie
6rau 81 enti66Oigen, oeren Seriplll-
Dung i~ibrigens ni6t eefGbrli6 lit.
|Gie beiOeu Sffi5iere puroen az so.
SEN ~eenorfen nn0 i6re @offen tpe1ge.
nommen. Ser dltere entfam enolifi
ollf iein 6IaggeniGiff grooflpn, atf
Dem i'm Sabre 1898 S6len Die Gee
iGladt bon Santiago lenfte. Ser
iiingere Grain ober puroe bon ben
Ingreifern feItgebalten, biz bier5ig
ron 0en y9rooflpn" obgeian0te Wta-
FROZEN i'm ans ben SGnOen Ser meiit
nit Wiitga0eln bemaffneten Gbineieu
befreiterl, iuobei 5tpei bur6 S6iilie
Der MatroIen perDltnOet tplir0en.
Der eon5e@ orfaniff um 10 perbrieBs
li6er, ais TO eben Die dineiii6e Mib-
ftimmung gegen @merifo, Die in Dem
gopcott gegeu amerifanii6e @aaren
gipfelte, in Solge Ser freunoliden
3uii6erlntget 6es SrGiioenten &ooie-
belt al peiben begann.
GnifieBling bon Gbinelen ,tilO gbi.
neiinnen Sur6 iogenoe Sffi5iere
Uncle Sam's ioa i6on friiber borge.
fommen iein, a6er cine a~ls6aloigc
fleine Sda0losbaltung ion boie Sol
gen abeepenoet baben. lin 10 Dor
iiftiger io1ten aber nmerifaniIde
Sffi5iere auf iolfer Sago iein, oamit
fem Yed) porfommt.
Soffentlid miro ser Sorfan 6lirh
gelinbe 8eftrafung Ser Nnfiihrer Der
finelilden &aOaltbriioer ltn0 olird)
reidli6e gntidnOigung Ger gngc-
fGofenen, fopie burd MuBregelunq
Ger fabrldfiiaen Sdser, frieoli4 uno
freunSlif geid}li6tet tperben = iGon
aug gietGt oegen Sen %perfprbenen
Staatsmann 6ap, Der 10 @iel fir elm
gutes unb portbeilbaftes 8erbdltniB
Sptl9en bsibsn 2dnbern getban 1at.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-14
9anfiagnngs Staten.
Grenrionen bon allen Sidet Statio'
men Der YennipIbania 9inien.

Sim %. mnb 80. Nobertber tperben Grcur.
onsTifsts p~erfauft BON allen Stationen fir
einen nmfreis pom nidt mebr ala $50 @eiIen
bon Der 8erfaufss Station. Tidets ftnb gill
tis fir bic Riidfabrt bis gum A, DECEMBER.
SIR ginseInbeiten tpenbe man fi8 an 9ocaI
Tidet Nsenteu Der pennip.bania 9inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-14
$50. 35 Sub @eribian ctr.
Merchants National Bank.

Az elm SeIb fommt Ieiater ais 3infen,
~ penn sic einmaI einen Nnfang
sentadt baben. gs bebarf teinen sros
BEN 8etras beim ~gnfansen. SIR
besablen brei Yrosent 3inien auf
Summen bon einem Dollar auftparts.
SIS siebt feline Ssriens YeriOse nit 3inF
fen, bieleIben seben ftets poran unb
arbeiten fur Sic Sag unb Na4t,
Sonntass mnb an Seiertasen. Be-
sinnen Gle sleid ; bepOniren Sic mas
sic entbebren f%0nnen, flsen Sic binSu
pennimmsr m0slid, unb NIT Ser Belt
miro Sbr grfols fider iein. Sbr @Onto
lit uns nilfammert Oh srob ODER flein.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY
&apitaI. ........ $1,OO0.OOO.00
ueberi9ub ........ 300,O00.00
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-14

@emif9ter 8ruutfaIat.
Sin &opf. Weibfraut uno elm &opf
Hotbtraut tperben bonn Strunt un6
ben ftarfen 8lattrippen befreit unb
ieoer fir fi9 feingef9nitten; Damn
lGbt man Meibz unb &otbfraut beIons
bers finf Minuten in fieoenoem SaI5=
pafer foden, ablaufen unb ertalten.
ma4t jebes fir ii4 nit Sala Pfeffer,
Del uno Gfiig an un6 or6net es 5.sre
Ii1, in ben Jarben abtpedfelno. ar
Der GGiGeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-14

90 Die befie 5 Gent @igafre In
Der Gtabt, NuAo's .2ongfenotp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-14

Uetu1S uucbun but Sutboe bt Vetutu9
bon Wiaionert Son1en berfreut finb,
adt proaent POttai&e enibalten. mel&e
bura einer eleftrolptii9e n pro3eB &c.
tponner perben fann. sic baben bie
Offi3iere oriiben I'm Warines Separte=
meut tuobl bdufig erfldren b6xen, baE
Der nd9fe Rrieg. uel6en bic Der.
Staatsrl fi6ren wtirben, Elm 2rieg init
SeutfdIano fein mtiRe, bemerfte beuts
elm bober Beamtsr bes Nderbau.O Be-
partements. vMber uie t6.nten nil
beute einei1 9rieg NIT 9eutfUlanb
fabrsn? 11nferea saR3en geoarf an
pottai9e beaieben mir aus Seutfa.
LAMB, aus ben Strabfurtsr Bergtuer'
Ten. 9diten mir beute einen ariee
nit Deuti9lanb, mo foIien mir ba un'
iere pottai9s bernsbmsn?" Sept abei
babsn mir Musii&t, pottaf&e In belize
bissn Nuantitdtert probu3iren 3u f0r'
men, unb bas iF, tpie sic feben, auBe{'
orbsntli9 tui9tig. Wir .perben h
fur3sr 3eit ni9t mebr bini9tli& BE-
pottai&e.2 ieferunseu auf Seu.f&Iani
angeuiefen iein."
Dor einisen 9esen uurben bier bi'
In ben Iebtsl bret Sabrsri bon bsr
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Pine Stock Killed.

Walter Glasgow, the stock man
living about two miles west Of this
city, had the misfortune of losing a
fine COW and calf Monday. He had
passed through town with a bunch of
cattle, and while crossing the railroad
on West Newton street the cattle stam-
peded, running west O the Rock
Island tracks. A train was approach
ing and the bunch split and before
they could be driven off the railroad
the engine caught the COW and cali
killing them outright. Mr.. Glasgow
was preparing to bring some Of this
bunch to the cattle show here this
week and it proved rather an expen.
sive accident for him.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
All Favor q Permanent Falr.

Several members of the committee
selected to interview the farmers and
stockmen relative to a permanent fair
in Versailles, got together Wednesday
evening and compared notes. 1t was
found that there was not a single dis
senting voice with regard to a fair for
the county, while most of them were
enthusiastic in support of the move.
As a good illustration of the feeling
that prevails in the county favoring a
permanent fair along substantial lines
we give the names of one body Of
men interviewed: Hon. X. A.. Nor
fleet of Excelsior, L. p. Bond and c.
S. Campbell OF Marvin, J. J. Jones Of
Glensted, Howard Daugherty of the
north part of the county, M. NJ. Jones
and b. f.. Marriott OF the southeast
part of the county. These gentlemen
all representing different localities gave
the proposition great encouragement
and assured the committee that their
people would aid in supporting it.
"Our people want a fair and have the
stock and products to show" This
expression was general and as the
committee secured SO much proof in
favor of the permanent organization
of a fair for Morgan county, that they
conclude our people are unanimou.
in the matter, and will act in accord.
ance with this feeling, as soon as the
move can be perfected after the stree
and county fair is over.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

Attorneys E. u. Carter. w. T. 8. Asoo,
D. E. Wsay and w. X. Mcvey returned
Sunday from Tuscumbia, whore for more
than = week they had bssn attending circuit
court. They . engaged - counsel Ia
. big suit brought BY change of venue
from Camden couaty. 10 which Mrs. Ellen
Garrison Of Linn Creek was plaintiff and
Drs. Q. M. Moore end @ A. Mouidsr Of
the same town we're dsfsudans The
petition charged malpractice. and piaiutiG
alleged that she was damaged In the sum
of Sio, 600. The trial consumed three
days. the jury rsportias 70 the court Sue.
dav morning that they could not agree. and
they we're discharged. II 10 said that the
highelt amount Of dsmsge favored by any
juror was $500. The case will again come
up for trial next March. MsssFs. Carter
and Agee represented the defendants and
Wray 4 Mcvey the plaintiff.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Visit the Bazaar for a cheap hat.

Toe Thruston will leave this week
for Kansas City where he will proba-
bly, locate.
Sgd Spurlock and family have NOV
ed from Eldon to this city. They
occupy the Farley property in the
north part Of town.
Edgar Martin of Harrisonville ar
rived in the city Thursday for = short
visit with his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam'l Martin, and other relatives
and friends.
Earnest Brock of Merworth, Wyom-
ing, arrived here this week for a visit
with his grandmother, Mrs. c. C..
Brown. Earnest is a son Of Albert
Brock a former resident Of this coun-
ty.
Miss Lille Muntzel of Boonville
accompanied by Miss Lallie Kilsing
of St. Louis and Herman Meyer were
here taking in the street fair. They
were guests of A. p. Muntzel and
family.
The Eldon Advertiser copies f. o.
Phillips Republic write-up Of Miller
county, and has the audacity to in
clude the paragraph in which Phillips
makes it appear that the Slower, Simp-
son, Hudson, Hubbard & Moore coal
mines belong to Miller county. 1t
was food for laughter even when pub
lished in the Republic, but when the
Advertiser appropriates them it be-
comes ridiculous. These properties
are all in Morgan county excepting
the Simpson mine which is just over
the line in Moniteau, some of them
being west of Versailles.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Death Of Myra Sanford

Mrs. Myra Sanford. whose death was
mentioned in last Leader, was born Octo.
Der ;. 1913. ut jamestown. Ohio. Her
maiden name was Baker. She was mar
ried to M. S. Stafford about ,hifty.eight
years ago and with him come to Versailles
about seven years ago. She was . good
christian woman. kind and neighborly with
all and a devout member Of the Methodist
church. Funeral services were COZ.
Quoted by her pastor. Rev. E. X. Wolfe at
the Methodist church last Saturday Alter
noon, in the presence OF q number OF
Borrowing friends and relatives. after
which her remains were inferred in the city
cemetery beside those of her late hus-
band. She had many friends who join the
Leader in sympathy deeply felt for the
bereaved relatives.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
South side essssr opssiss.

4fs. N. e. Mounts held her grand fall
opening At the South Side Basasf Thurs
day and Friday Of last week to the great
satisfaction Of the ladies Of this city and
county at large, and to the eradication
Of herself. Mrs. Olive A. Child, .
ger Of the Bazaar, who 10 IN undisputed
Judge Of what the ladies desire In fancy
and stylish millinery, went to the city
markets personally and selected an ele-
gan display. This stock was then ar.
ranged 90 that the throng who visited
the Bazaar during the opening could feast
their eyes upon the elaborate beauty and
concentrate their hearts upon Just what
they desired.
The ladies seemed to appreciate these
facts and after admiring the hne window
displays stepped inside aud made their
purchases with graceful ease and went
on their way with confidence that they
were In possession Of the latest In fash.
ionable headwear and the most becom.
ing that good judges could select. The
opening was in every way pleasing-a
little fair in itself, and Mrs. Mounts IL
very thankful for the patronage which
the ladies so generously bestowed. Now
she is prepared t satisfy the trade with
everything in fail and winter millinery
that any lady may desire at the most rea.
sonable prices possible.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
New Dental Parl0rs.

ID. l.. Williams, the dentist, has
opened new dental parlors in the right
hand corner rooms over the First Ma
tional Bank, where he will be located
in the future, and as he is a graduate
of and has a first class diploma from
the Kansas City Dental College, he
asks a share of the dental patronage
OF the city and county. He has all the
latest appliances for his practice and
n OF the finest automatic dental
chairs manufactured and is 4 careful
operator in the art of dentistry. He
is a son of the late DIR. O.. A. Williams
whose reputation was known all over
this section as an eminent physician,
and Dan inherits many of his fathers
good qualities. All in need of work
will receive prompt attention by call
ing on him at his new ROOMS over the
First National Bank.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
posu,s, Millinery 0penias.

Last Friday and Saturday Mrs. J. ".
Boles, the East Side Milliner, held her
grand opening Of fall aud winter millin.
cry for the benefit Of the trade in Yer.
sailles and surrounding country. Mrs.
Boles has had many years experience in
catering to the wants and fancies Of the
ladies in headwear, surprising all former
efforts In that line this year. Prom the
time the doors Of her emporium were
thrown open Friday morning until they
were closed on saturday night q contin.
uous stream Of happy faces passed in and
out of the place. all admiring the beau-
tifu! display Of pattern hats, bonnets.
ribbons, flowers and feathers, and pur.
chasing whatever suited their tastes. It
was a sight which attracted general at
tention and displayed the wonderful and
varied judgment that had been exhibited
by the artists in the markets where Mrs.
Boles' buyer had selected her elegant
stock Of goods.
Much comment has been passed upon
the many pretty and unique patterns In
stylish and up.to.date headwear. selected
without q flaw and fitted to suit all tastes
and made becoming to the wearer A
number of able assistants aided Mrs.
Boles and she is highly gratified at the
SUCCESS Of the opening, aud invites every.
who have not yet been supplied, to
call at the South Side Millinery and let
them dress your heads with the most
becoming beauties in the art of millin-
cry and at prices that caunot help but
satisfy any reasonable customer.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Names Of Versailles Streets

The city authorities have wisely placed
neatly painted sign boards at convenient
corners designating the names of the sew
few streets generally known bv their names.
hence these signs will acquaint many OF
our citizens with the names of the streets
upon which they reside. and familiarize
the public generally Of their whereabouts
in travelling over our fast growing city.
Why not number the blocks now.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
Embroideries, all widths,
1oc a yard. Come and look
at them. CARL w. BIERSACH.
THEY APPEAL TO OUR SYMPA-
THIES.

The bilious and dyspeptic are constant
sufferers and appeal % our sympatties.
There is noneof them, however, who may
not be brought back to health and hap
piness by the use of Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets. These tablets
invigorate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. They also
regulate the bowels. For sale by Munt.
eel Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

Let US prove to you that we can
ave you money on your Lumber and
Building Materials when you repair
the old or build q new house or barn.
ANTwEiLER & HARDY,
The LumbeYmen.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

G NEWS. T


Mems and Boys Hats Of the latest
STYLES and colors, at the FAMOUS.
Phocion McMinn and little son are
here this week taking in the fair.
Fall and winter Suits now ready for
your inspection, at the FAMOUS.
I. A. Hoskins the contractor was
here from the Indian Territory last
week.
Tailored Hats a special feature at
Mrs. Mounts South Side Millinery
Bazaar.
Editor Vincent of the Linn Creek
Reveille was in the city several days
this week.
Mrs. Sadie Hogsett Of Miller coun-
ty was here this week attending the
street fair.
Mrs. S. B. Livingston of Sedalia
is spending the week with home folks
and taking in the fair.
Spices, Nuts, Raisins and other
materials for cakes and pies at f. A..
Williams south side Square.
Thos. Stephens of Bunceton was
in Versailles this week the guest Of
his nephew Will l.. Stephens and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Price Of neal
'Olean are here this week taking in
the fair and visiting friends and rela-
lives.
Carl Meyers of jamestown spent
several days here this week taking in
the fair and visiting with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Salmon of Clin-
ton, accompanied by their daughter
Miss Young, ere here this week the
guests of friends and relatives.
]. F. Woolery, the new proprietor
of the Star Restaurant at Fortuna, was
an agreeable caller at the Democrat
sanctum Wednesday while attending
the big street fair.
Mrs. Minnie Motley of IT. Collins,
Ark. who had been visiting her moth
er Mrs. J"sie Brown and other rela-
'tives in the Enid neighborhood will
leave today for her home.
Mrs. Mary Chastine Of near Cal
noun, accompanied by her bright little
son Pierce, arrived in Versailles Tues.
day for a two weeks visit with hel
mother Mrs. LIZZIE Price.
Miss Kate Williams, who holds :
position at the State training schoo
at B%oonville. cane over Wednesda,
and spent a day at the street fair, re,
turning Thursday evening.
viii Tuckley and wife came owe
from Hackwatcr Tuesday and spen
several days with relatives and friend
here. Mr.. Tuckiey is engaged il
the barber business at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woodruff O
Blackwater arrived here Tuesday 70
a short visit with friends and relatives
Mrs. Woodruff is a daughter OF on
"ountryman John Moore, and has
most of friends in this county.
Outings, Flceces, Dcmets
Dresser Scarfs, Lace Curtains
Window Shades, all new an,
up to date, at Carl ". Bier
sachs.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06
SEWING Mschlnes,

From S14,U and up, with a 10 year
guarantee by the Illinois Sewing Ma.
chine Company. Come and see them. It
will pay you. FAMOUS
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

Our Tailoring department
turns out the very best fits and
styles at rock bottom prices.
Place your order with
CARL w. BIERSAcH.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

The Palace has the cleanest, incest
and freshest stock of groceries in the
city. w. N. Gibson.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

To get the best value for your
money in Lumber, Lath, Shingles and
other Building Material go to Ant
weller & Hardy.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

Bring your sweet potatoes and onions
to the Palace Grocery and try for the
hrst premium. w. N. GIBSON.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

For a good and up-to-date hat 60
to the Bazaar. Prices are reasonable.
MRS. OLIVE CHILD, Manager.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-10-06

/ will administer the cure for the
Liquor and Drug habit.
DR.. VIM. WELL.