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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

binter Sem Opern6oitic, ser Sf)GoB
opotbetc ltrl0 I'M Standardization.
Die MitQIicocr ser irciipili9cn 81
nitGtafoIonne babcu ocn 9tcnIt an
Der 6eltitroBe ilbcrnomnlcn. Mn Die
lem lin0 ierncr ~betbeiligt Scr Batter.
l0noiidc 6rolenpcrcin," Der Soma
ritter. &crcin," Scr y@crIitcr &erclll
bonn Notbcn &rcll5" II, Die 0cnoIlens
ldloit irciuiQiqcr &ronfenpflc9c.
Mn Oem 6cIt5uQ lit nnh oltcm Ser
fonunlcn mld) sic toiicrIidc EoIt be
tbciIigt. Gum 6iIbrcr Oea nEoit
5ltqca" mar Ger lest filr bic StclllmQ
olS GelO S0crpoitnciiter beItlntmtc
Sber- YoitOircttor 0omi5loii III Seip
sig ou9ericbcn morocn. 9ll9 &ertrcter
Der @~comtcnidoit oieutcn led)a GoIt
inipcftoren in @oloflcioung, un0
5lpor 0je NcrIincr Yoitinipcttorcn
N%ppelbonm, @odrlS, Berg. Or. Gin.
Itcr. @oqncr mo TScn0t. &icrSi9 rel
tenoc EoItillonc porcn ans Dem bel
Der rcihaciQcncu F%oitbnltcrci III Scr
lin bclh0itiAtcn Ncrionol ~nlt39GuGblt
mor0cll.
Sn Scr @ClIcpuc Nucc nnbnlcr
meGrerc Guuicno Shiilcr uno Sd,ii
I%erinnCn sur @cAriiBuug Oca aron'
prin5Cnpoorc9 9lllIitclllmN uno luci
tcrc SlnOcrt bilbctcu Hcibc1r al be.
porjuQtcn NIGtcn Suiihcu ser Mil.
bclmitroBc un0 oCm Barrier 3lui;.
&or Der llnipcriit0t mo Dem Opcrn.
boliC lporCn Gribiincn fir sic Gro
f"ciiorcn Der lluipcriitGt mlo ocrcn
n0ditc N%n8cb0riQc, bic MitNIicoer
oc2 f0niQl. S6uuipiclbuuicS mo an
Ocrc electromagnetic &crtrctCr Der
&unIt m6 @iiicuihoit crridtct nor.
0Cl1.
Sobolo oie 6oditcu ScrridoitcH
oo3 @ron0cnbur9cr (6or crrcid)t
bnttcl, idmcnttcn sic Spibcn Der
Goppcl Spalicrc inter Norontritt
BON 100 S6I0dtcrn ST. cilen1 Set
5l1c Gin uno morihirtcn sic 2inoeu
cntlnng bis sum- Shloiic. Gem Set
5uQc id,Iolicn lid sic idmmtlidcn9fci.
ben b%iIocu0cu @cmcrfc uno &crciuc
on. 3miihcu ibnCn morcn Miiliif.
&opcuW pcrtbcilt. GllBcr sen o.
luCrtidoftcn mo %nnlngcn Bethel
liqtcn iid) olId) sic Eurns u1O Grtt.
ger : @crcinc. Ter 9hlf5ltQ ser &c.
iuerfc mar Elm prGhtiNCS 9il0. Ncl
cincm TbciIc Scr Sunn0cr nobmcu
aud btc @cicllcn u10 ScbrlinQc az
Der SpoIicrbiIouna Ibeii. Gic Wtci-
tier Crid)ielcn i'm 6rof, GplinOcrbut,
luciBcr @inOc mo &onoifubcu unO
truQcn SdGrpCn un6 Gcgcn. 9ic@c-
lclIcn trugen NuntIcn An5lq, GDlin.
Der, idlror5c 9iuoe uno Sanoidubc;
linen mar GlcidioQ9 SdGrpc uto
Gcgcll borgeId)rlcben. 9ic 2cbrlindc
tru9cn Sodc uno Wiijbc unb buntlc
@cinfIciocr, ionic elmo SdGrpc.
Die @cgriibuna ocS 9routpoorc9
Nurd Die Gbrcn , Sllngiraucn criolg
tc am Iltcn Worft Dor oem Mutb.
bouic. PM DEM @cgc oobin SIM;
9icucn @ortcn biloctcn oie Sdiilcr,
@encrfc, Der Hoofobrer = 9uno, oic
Burner uno aric0cr = Ncreinc Spu-
licr. Iic G6rcn = Sungfroucn. 100
an Scr 3obl uno ullScrlclcn ans oelt
tcitcn 6omilicn ser Ncih5bouptitoot,
trllacn @retdc1 . Soitiimc nit No
i~enfrGn5en i'm Suur. Cos McttCr mar
prod)tuoQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
S6wadcjafaube

icocr Nrt, cincrIci mic pcruriofyt. be.
ionocra M0nncrihlpGdc, @chirn.
unO Hiifcnmorf Grid)opimN, Ser
ocnIdup0hc raid mo griinolih &c.
bcilt ourd) mcinc tbotiGhlid mlnocr.
bar criolgreidc ncilc bricilihe Ne.
bonOIlma. So9or 0Itcrcn %clrtcn
ncllc %Scbcnatroit gciidcrt. ErObc'
@cbanolnna obiolnt fOitcnirci, 10 oaR
iid) Scocr iclbit iibcr5cngcn fnnn.
Wion nOrciiirc
Sr, u 1t it al u uberh
564 @uuomaro Nuc., Sctruit, Did.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
S%bclapcnfr Snmpfcr-G
Garag. n,.te

S%bcIapcnfr Snmpfcr-Gumpngnic.
Gbciapentr 9inie.
SItgdItie PaIIaaicr Sunptcr -glauita" mo
.9tlunta" rad
Efo Yoint SomfUrt NIB 2orfolf, "a.
Eamptcr berlniicu Baltimore tdglt0 (dIsIcs
%ionti1ten SpTlntnas) I'M $50 Wbc..o liro font
men IN oh Foiut Comfort INT q llbr UiotgeIiS
Llo in ytnrfolf nm 10 Diorgcns an. an.
l6llebeno. an Die Giicntdbn31qe nab d1en
Vuntten oeS Giioens Ind SitoiueiteHS.
Dprt.1iUer.Sinie
Glegnnte poflagier IGmpfer Charlotte" Eno
baltimore"
itad @ef.Fsiut ulb Hidimtuub, 1n.
3Gntptcr ~OcIIuiieu Baltimore tdgltb (ntiSdc.
loiltrten Sonnt1gS) nm D tlbr Ea1mtiians liito
'~oil1ieit An NcitsVotut uri T.30 Moraon5 uIo
6i -Hltdmono I'M 0.2b Wloraens an.
Die. an Wlofinnen, Wiliipoden uub Sreitdgcu
boE baltimore d6fnbrcuher Suiipf.r. mo bic
bon Welf.Putnts on StenitdaeH, 3onnerltunen
Ello Snnlitagen nhfnbren. leaer TN @Iouccfiers
Not.;t iino WllnioHo's an: irb. lie oil Sienltds
Aei.. 3onneritngsH irno Gdmitaqen BON l,nlti
more uno at U!ontuPert, Wlitttooben unb Bret.
leaen tn Dos tieipr uIib 9iaDs91anf an tbei gdlt'
Ltaem 98etter).
1unpfe- Ucrlaien Hultimurs. Uun Bier yr. 10
nno 10, Tigbtitrab en. glerfte.
Sur6getueie nab alen Bunften i5rrrn ne'
lt6ert, @epdd .nifqegcben uno adllteniininicr
~ Noraus r~cfezbirt lperoeH In ben Dteiipcn
BtdetViireQu1: 81. 3f7, y,orb.G no rles. Strale,
Y. ". Nubfom, Mgent. 1r. t27, Of. Gaftimort-
etro6e, obcr ben Suipts %JiireauE: 8r. $50,
etalt.s trnke, Baltimore, Wio.
Sen' 'Geibat tINihi6rer. Ger. 4 .lgr S iasiet.
Z. 8. Weranmcl, SnIfss@en ,Pnf. sglgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
McrdJantS' e Miners SrauSpor'
tattUu GompunN.
Sampfersqiuicn.

ANIIVIttfTTNItU.
gin6 Bottom iub Dem Often: iC6cn Montna.
9tettitug, SDntcrttuG uHo Gariiiag, 2lbenoS
q llUr.
giuf Rrooiocnrc II. ocm Often: icScn Sonlls
tao, mIitipnb mo SrcituN, HbcnoS 6 llbr.
Na6 Newport 3 gclpe uno 9turfolf: tdgll6
nm 9 llbr gtbenhS.
Srn6t miro idaIi6 biz 3 llbr gbenos fir AT
bcm 1nge dbin6rcnoc Sdmpfcr uneenommen.
glnd Sno1nunb iIl0 Dem Sioen! lcocu Siets
tiua. Su1leriiug liIlo Snmiiaa, gbenbs q llbr.
Nuitpner ulo grontpcucc > Sumpier iaDrcH
bon Der glcrftc AM Sube beS Gong 9ods ub;
SohnnnubG umpfer bon oer gBerite am Jubc
Der gBcits 6Gll6 ylpcnuC.
Is. u. 8iniugbum, Noent,
Coma Sud.
~. Y. Turner, O. ,.Nacnt.
II. Z. etcbbius, zen. .Wian.
Snitpibilrcnu - 5Houit.6de 8erman. uno
ttabi.Strnhc. Ui3,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Sic &oritcIIuug q.

@ari&, 3. SUM, - Cos Arobt
ShouacprdrNc 81 GbrCu oc3 @cill
| dies Ocsa0nig5 Nlfon2 fam bcute nit
elmer Rcpiie iibcr sic Eoruoc 5u &in.
ccuIc0 sum 9(bid)lub. Gas Mctttr
mar prodtpoQ un0 Oic Nnmclcnbcit
picIcr 0omcn III pr0dtiAcn Som
mcrflciocrn CAB Scr tric0criihcl
Sccnc Gin crbobtcS &ntcrciic. BOT
ih1itcr W}cGormid ruo Satin iobcn
in Scr So0c nit oCn on0crcn Giplo'
motcn.
@otihofter Gcio ongctom.
tnlell
2on6on, 3. &lni. Ger unlcri.
foniihc @otidofter MciO troi beutc
gbcno nm 7 llbr Don Einnlouth bier
Elm unO bcgub ,iifI loiort nod Ocnt
aGordcItcr @oiic", Gr pur0c am
@obnboic pott Stobci Scr @otiduit
cnpiongcu. Ncrr Reio miro icin @c.
glollbtGunGSihreiben am W}onto9
oem Goni0 iibcrrcihen.
Sem @tp Sobor pCrlunqt.
GetcrSburq, 3. >Sluni. - sic
Nrcbitimmcn fiIr Oo9 3uiommcubc.
ruIcn Der 3enlsfp-So mer0cn nod
INNER lolit. Otcbrerc 3citltnQcn Dis
fltircn Ole mo9lihe 9oiis, nlli ocren
cinSricocn obgcihloiicn lpcrocn fam,
nl0 poDen Die Nbgobc Der ,<niCl Ga,
holin al &npon jlIQcbcn. God mol
len lie feline &rIcQ9toiten bcjublcn.
Gic uEctcraburgcr 3%eitunng" id,0tt
ocn ii~nou5icllcn &crlnit fir NuBlono
in Ger Sddod)t Scr Sce bon Sopon
ouf S73,5OO,OOO.
@rObebcn in Sopon.
Sofio o, 3. SUM. ~ ISin mittlcrcn
Gopun bacon iid id)pcrc Grbbcbcn CT
ciGnct oieielbcn Gcbcn BON &iroibimu
bis CUR WcercnAe bon S~bintouoicti.
Der &crlltit an %cbcn mo Gigcntbum
'oll nid)t lcbr grob lctl.
Gr6bcbcn uui 0cm @ulfun.
Gctinc {, Wontcneero. 3. SUM.
- Sn Sfltori, 4lbonicn, ipurocll
bellte mcbrerc Gr0itoBe lpobrgcnonl
men; elmer oericIbcn NOR iebr itorf.
Cine britii dc Miiiion in
Wtnroffo.
6c5, Wuroffo. 81. Wai.- @eruro
u. Somtber, Scr britilfe @eianotc an
Waroffo, troi bcutc bier an Der Spi6c
elmer Spe5ioImiiijou Gin un0 muroc
nit groBen Gbrcn c%mpiougen. 2rups
pen biloetcn cine NIciIc lang Spolicr
ouBerbal6 ser lhorc ser Stoot. Der
SuItan miro &rn. Solutber am 3.
SUM- IN Spe5inlauOien5 enpinngen.
ben Oes 9~tationulcn Clubs IN Nuoa.
pet Nusorud.
Yotrioti d. Hepande.
Nuoopeit, 3. SUM. ~ Ser ga
iiouolc Club bat it elmer geitrigcu
Observation-Disclosures beidloIicr, bier
Elm Stonobil0 81 Gbren bon @eor0o
Woibiigton 81 crrittenl eS geihicbt
oos in @iiroignml ocrEbdtiod)e, ooB
bie gilr0cr bon GlcoclnnO, o, cine
,,,, O,ii,ttb in inrnr StoS+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

NnlnpOIIe, Ut. HoOaI Slniinn, T5O mo
~ - &orm.. 1880 uno Bob giadDm. Gnmoen'
Citation, 800 mo 900 Born. lt2.00 W9its
NbCnos.
6rsOerid, BIT, RobnIs Staiion, 2s.45 uno o.4s.
Nornl GanloeIl Station, 1916. 1900. 2D.1b uHo
1000 Norm, 1925. l3.h0 uto 800 Nadbm.
Ntndlcitcr. MT. Nondl Stntion, no Gorm.
lto l2.i3 yinbm. GnmocusS tution, 1920 Norm.
1900 mo $3.50 gudnt.
oageretoipu. Wit. SobaI,G tatiun. ls.45 Gor..
1850 gin6m. Gamblers %taiton, 900 Borm.,
1880 mo 400 9tn6nt.
6lirutt'0itn lilo UT, airp, Gnuioen Stutior,
lT.35 ulo D.fb RurW.. 1925. 1850, 20. 20
9iahm $50 une *il.45 abeHoS.
Curtis Ban. 9dnloei Staiion. 1928 gorm.
Suran, Wtt. Hohnl Citation, F2.43 Gudm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Sn mehrGren Silo.S taoten
iullroe g~eItprn ser @rdberidmiidunas-
tag Der goniooerirtcn in entlpreben.
Der @eile geieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Warylaub nnb EcnniDluania .9abu.
.3iigc u~erldiirn Hortb,g iurnne. Siatiun:

.3iigr u%erldiien Hortb'A urnne.S iatipn:
7.30 Norm. ROT mad 9Ort. td0Iih, nusge.
%iontnteft SUnntdge.
$40 Norm. 9ffom. nnb Celia. rlr Snuntao5.
9.30 2ornt. 9ltIom. nab Velair, tdQlid, nuSacs
lonlmeu SnnutdgS.
tf.3j BORN. Itfom. itnb NcIuir. tdglid. ausgcs
llolllmctt SOnntugs.
t.20 gabm. gffom. nadb QeInir. MIR Snmftno8.
j.1j Ninhft. loit ndb YOrf. tdglidb. Gusgcs
%ll0ltnteit zoHnidgs.
100 lla6rt. EfiOni. liuf Scltn. Hur Sunnin0S.
4.jj gtddnl. SfiuHt, nud Eeliu, tiglid. au5ges
ttDlll1elt SuUntugS.
Cos sbcltos @tiunt. nab Neldir tdaltd. aus
gcllnitnlclt GpnutnpS.
100 stbcno5 Nffom. fa6 g,cIair nur Conn,
tags.
If i5 a6cno5 9tfont. mad VcIatr. nut Wiit.
pods ulo Sunuge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Z. Z. .6nnScm.

Scr Scrfteucr bon rclncr ardutcrs MebfSin,
III elmer Der arobtcI Nrdnieus Seller auf @rben.
pcilt nlc Nr0nibcitcn oocr feline Bc31blulG.
9ictne Micbiiancntc beilCl ale Der mcrfdlidct
Nulc beianltelt Arulfbcttelt uocr feline Nc8ubs
luna, %einerlei, mcldcr Nrt Sucr peioen oner
6rnnfbett tctH rtlaa. nlo Sure 8ciunobcit miro
bouiiinhia berpciieut, Nnbcrc NtSfuuit miro
cttbcilt 9cgcll Gtltlcuonna elmer 2 Gcnto Nriefa
matte Obcr iprcht Dor IN
'Mr. d57, Ncit.goItimprc' strafe,
(Junit ,S&S,10 Baltimore. WiS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
9r. Ybilips arStli6cs
Snaitnt,
Yer. 1881, OF Yratt Strabc.
spcSialtitm iir gcBcimc 0rnuiBcitcu nun Wait
ncrn uno Srnucu.

SpcjinltttCh thr 1cDclilc NfnhiDCleh pph "'nh'
ncrn mn 5rnucu.
9Str 1cilcn GrnntpiuocrbriiMc obuc f6nrcr5r
bafic Operation. 1trirurcit. NlulOcr2iitunN INTO
GupBiItS in alien StUoicn, NcrIuit hcr Wiant.
bartlett ltb ncu iiGcioGcnc Strunibciicn. 6trc
raihc. onuernoe SciItt2 miro Gurunttrt, lln.
fcre bette GmpfcbIuna bcitcbt hurirt, onb uiht
Gin Gent Dor crioIatcr SciIIHg 81 hc6Gblcr 1T.
IS iciici sic Nt6tS. in uufcrcm NiIrcau Upr.
6uiprcbcu mo cine private Continuation nit
uns III babcn. Son 10 llDr @ormtitoGS bis 10
llBr gNcnO3 B%c6tfuct. S6reibt Wcuu 2br nibt
iorrmct FONT.
1ruib.pin. uno 0iulanb.F Fart gpaanUns iab'
rcu an nuTrrer Sbire uurbri.
ehbWcit.Gdc @ouo' uno 9rntt. etrnhc.
(Qnii0I&SIO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
9ambnrgsNm crifa
-Hadi-
SOppclidranbcn'
Grprci.. nuS Ea7aaicr'S icnit.

" peseu AZ 4uuer fit aonSou unO Raris an.
Sambnrg.Tmcrifa.2ini
81 9rpn6ipo0, NepsDorf.
Irtbnr ". Tobion,
1877 Slt,9oltimorc,S Ctr.
gtm attn HIage.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-05
Gen, D., K. Hudson at 65,

Yesterday. May 4th, was Gen. j..
X. Hudson's sixty-ffth birthday an
nivcrsary. and while the event was
not especially celebrated, except
through the natural enjoyment OF
pleasures surrounding home, the
General feels that time is flying,
and is reminded Of the many, many
changes that have taken place in these
long years and the numerous Incl
dents which he can recall entaillng
both pleasures, sorrows, adventures
and vivid experiences which would
make an interesting volume.
General Hudson has always been a
very active man and his activity IS
! still far above par. He is a veteran
Of the late civil war. has figured in
many political campaigns in Kansas
and other states and retains much of
his old time vigor. He was schoolcd
in a printing Office, the art prescr-
vative having been the happy inclina-
ton OF the Hudsons for generations.
and his experience extends from
.%.rollcr boy' to editor-in-chief of the
metropolitan daily. While he is not
actively engaged in journalism at pres
cnt his son is a publisher OF more than
ordinary note. The General has been
dcvoting his energies OF late years to
the real estate business and after cs-
tablishing his Office in Versailles
several years ago he became a Mis-
souriln. secured a suitable site for
an ideal home, and with his cstilnable
wife. is now enjoying it as one OF our
citizens. The romantic surroundings
of this home exhibit a tmge of the
literary nature of which this worthy
couple are possessed.
At the age of sixty-fyc years Gen.
Hudson is the picture Of health and
we. with the numerous friends whom
he has made in Morgan County,
wish him all the good that can be
cleaned from life in its more adyanC-
ed period; all the happiness that can
possibly spring up in his pathway as
the sun Of time slowly but surely de-
sccnds behind thc summit OF hie'S
grey mountain: with many more re-
turns OF this annual event.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-05

The Versailles Colts are now ready
to play ball. They have their fine
new uniforms and look mighty good
in them. On Sunday afternoon they
will play the first game OF the season
on their new grounds in the north
east part of town. the Moreau team
who have played here a number OF
times will cross bats with them, and
a good game may be expected. A
small fee will be charged, as the
boys must secure enough in this way
to pay expenses All ''fans' should
patronize the team. if you like the
sport, ladies free. Come early SO as to
get good seats.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-05
lie Met MiSSOurlanS.

Editor c. NJ. Zeigle of the Bunce-
ton Tribune, who has been making a
tour Of the south, in a communica-
ton to his paper Tuesday says: 1--WE
were much pleased to meet some
good old Missouri friends there, who
have recently located in Sherman and
are doing well. They are l.. l.. lobe
and family. and Will Todd and fam
lily who have made Versailles their
home for many years. Mr.. lobe and
family have been in Sherman since
the first OF the year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd have only recently moved there.
All OF them are much pleased with
their new home, and are all doing
nicely"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-05
We are closing out our en-
tire line of Clothing at cost.
Come get our prices.
Carl w. BierSaCh.
WAS IT a CANCER.

Mr.. s. b. Rhodca, a merchant of
Cronan,ille, Tenn, says: "A customer
of mine had a son with a sore on his
back, which had been there for several
years; of late it had been spreading very
last and lad eaten into the flesh 50
deep that the bone of the back was visi.
bic. He had tried every known meais
of relief but could find 10 cure. lie
came into my store one day, complaining
OF great pain. ! persuaded his father To
try a bottle of Or, Classes German pene-
trating Linirlert, which lie did with as.
tonishiug results. The Use Of two bot.
ties completely heaied the sore and
made a permanent cure" Sold Ivy
Mun.sel Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-05
Has Gone to Mexico.

Engineer c. c. Crew, who had
been employed with the Rock Island
at this point for the past three
years. departed this week for Old
MeXico where he has accepted 4 posi-
ton with a big mining company.
Mr.. Crew is an expert in surveying
and will hold his own wherever he
may be employed.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-05
THE $ RoNGE,T TEST OF MERIT

ANY druggist or dealer in medicine
will tell you tina. those of their custom
ers who have used Or. Classes German
Penetrating Liniment and when called
for again that it is next to impossible to
sell them anything else should they
happen to be out, The rea5on is when
this i.iuiment is once used in the
family it is found so valuable that ore
can not be indicted to take q substitute.
sold by Muutzel Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Orders 'phoned to 173 will be an
'swercd promptly. Williams Bros.
inss line meets all trains.
According to the Missouri Mail.
DR.. l.. y. Bowles will 90 back to Tip
ton and take charge of his office there
and will place a man in charge OF his
dental Office in Versailles.
w.. II. Madden and wife OF Kansas
City pcnt a part OF the past week
visiting friends and relatives in Yer
saiilc and vicinity. Mrs. Madden
WAS formerly Miss Mamie Marriott Of
ncar -Ilcm west of this city.
81. net Conner after a flYe weeks
trip I rough Texas returned to Yer
saiila last Friday and has accepted a
position in the barber shop on West
Newton street owned by Claud Kid
well s. mere he formerly worked.
Or T.. p. Yarncll is having his
Icnt,. Office rcarranecd and made
into ,yo rooms. one for operating and
the Other for rcccption. While this
work y, being done the Doctor is tax
inc 4 few DAYS vacation in st. Louis.
-, ,r, ., o, ,h,, o
90, ,,,,,, ,, ,rr Irah.r ,,1
p,;,l,o, N,,,r;.r. who, ,,, r.,,;r
a.. ,id ,r hr;ll , ,ow h,,,so 49, ,,r,
ANrvruFp & II,Rpy.
The Iumbcrmen.
Mrs "a. A Moore and Mrs +
y. Harrison made a trip to Scdalia
Monday and Tuesday. The former
accompanied her two sons. Roy and
John, to that city from which
point the boys started on their Colo
RADIO tour.
Louis Krckcn, ACCOMPANIED by his
,.;f, ,rl 1i.,la l,,rL,.r \I,,.I ,.L;L,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-05

Elwyn Price and wife with their
little daughter Mildred arrived home
last Saturday from an extended trip
to Southern points owing to Mr..
Prices health. They were in Florida
and Texas and Mr.. Price feels greatly
benefited by spending a few months
in the sunny south.
A new time card went into effect
on the Branch road last Monday, the
new schedule makes quite a change
here. The train leaves Boonvllle in
the morning reaching Versailles at
1890. will leave here for Upton at
1850. returning here at 80 p. M,
leaving for Boonville at 1:i5.
Ed Hamlin. who holds a position in
the Missouri Pacific freight Offices in
Jefferson City, arrived here last Sat-
urday. accompanied by his wife. and
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Orrin Hamlin. Ed returned
to his work Monday but his wife eX-
tended her visit during the week.
Mrs. Mamie F.. Mounts went to
Bunce;on last Saturday for the purpose
OF making arrangements t take hold
OF the City Hotel of that place. Mrs.
Mounts has had some experience in
the hotel business and ii she takes
hold in Bunceton there is no doubt
whatever OF the success OF her ven
turc.
Rev. f. X. Wolfe. W. l.. Stephens
and son Rob. accompanied by Rev.
Il. 5. Hunter. spent Friday las, at
Webstcr's lake trying their hands at
coaXing the finny tribe. We have not
heard them Dragging OF their luck or
the trip. but they were the early birds
50 lar as fishing parties in this vicinity
were concerned.
The ladies' of the Christian church
held a supper in the circuit court
room Tuesday night, the proceeds to
be used to dclray the tuition of
Miss Ethel Gurthcry. niece Of Miss
Annie Lewis Sims. who is taking an
educational course at the William
Wood College in Fulton. The cause
is a very worthy one and the ladies
deserve much credit in their efforts.
Capt. BogardaS. the famous rife
shot. closed a weeks engagement
here last Saturday night. He gave
several exhibitions OF his shooting
and also gave a number Of well de-
liyercd, sensible lectures. He sold
his book OF LOCO receipts at each en-
tcrtainmcnt. and not a man who
bought a book would return it for
the amount paid. Eogardas is all
right.
Aired lIeincmln who has been
suffering for some time with Bright'S
disease was compelled to seek tie
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-05
Poland China Figs for Sale.

Two fine thoroughbred Poland
China pigs, one male and one female,
both eligible to be registered. First
class stock for any person wishing to
secure a start in this breed. Call at or
address the Democrat, Versailles, Mo.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-05-05

The School Board net Tuesday
evening and decided hat our public
schools should close on Friday, June
ID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
Murderer Confesses.

Pittsburg, oct. l3.-Alexander wall
lace, superintendent OF police, received
q letter today from James y. smith,
warden Of the Southern Illinois peni-
tDn,iuy. at Mendrd, H. inclosing a
confession made by % prisoner James
NJ Brown. q few hours before he COM
mitted suicide I'm the Jail.
IN the confession Brown states that
he ana two companions murdered
Thomas d. Kahuey the Mount Wash
inglOn grocer. for which crime Jack
and Edward Biddle and Walter Dor
man were convicted. the Biddles, es-
Gaping the hangmau's rope by breaking
from JAIN through the assistance of the
Uardeu's wife, and fleeing TO Butler
county. where they were located and
shot down by officers.
I'm addition TO the murder OF Kahney,
Brown charges himself and campan-
ions with having robbed and murdered
"a man while ON the way from the kill
ing of Euhucy The body of the sec
ond man me- said. WAS thrown into the
Monongahela river
Brown also says that he and one
companion murdered "a third member
~ their party and burned the body
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
Mild Weather Has Not Retarded
Business as Was to Have
Been Expected
WALL STREET is CONSERVATIVE
Results From Higher Rates for Money
Manufacturers Fully Occupied
Outlook is Splendid

N.o York 1,t .l9 .nun,. ye.l.i, p..
we" "l i I"u' '"i'O'l"" VIII say
Rec MT mild weather might have
been expected to reard business. but
fr.Igbi bluck.d.s ANA so,,r,I sio,i,r
~.
'"""'"'i'H ''sii'N 10 lue contrary ana
Oh" last mar of the week brought "a
reasonable fall ln temperaure. Higher
,.,,,y ,,,. ,,,,,.,. ,.,.,i ..,.,..,,, 80.
~
cess III wan street. yet iHet' by no ullIi-
Guilty iu securing funds for mercantile
undertafiugs At some cities FAN trad.
has ho,o,,,a 80, o,t., trs, n.,,ss, .
''''' N''''' Jus
TIES Delng covered, nut supplementary
orders are confidently awaited.
u'rhc 0rst interest an bnIi,Ia,. tsd.. IA
noted ana fbis slaIn.pt rrntoisns l,
stpp,y uuproredepteJ husinrss this
year NI3nilfaciu.ers arc so fuly or.
rluied tbgi contracts for carly deliy-
ery cannot ho rnusidprsd iu mos, eases
and Tho amount nr business ,hst viii
he carried orp, luto lgD6 win certainty
eclipse all r.,o,.d,
"rheeo sanauiur prosrorts arc conf-
IDENTIFY auuounraI i'm SEVERAL of tba load
mg industries lIt.st u,vys frnm tup iron
rlrpuces and stspi mills being Notably