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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-07
SHEER HES SALE.

By virtue and authority Of "A transcript eNect,-
ton issued from the Office OF the Clerk of
the Circuit Couit in and for the County of
Morgan. state of Missouri rotutunblc to.
the April 'ctm, 1908, of said court. and 10
me directed, wherein Thorpe Etotrcis arc
plaintiffs and W. X. Beniner is defendant,
| have levied upon and seized the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the coun-
,y Of Morgan, state of Missouri. aud described
as follows, to-wit' All OF section twenty l20l
and also the cas-, half of the uoIthp est quarter
and west half Of the northeast quarter OF section
twenty nine l99l, all in township ~fo,ty.oue M
range eighteen Isl, and | will, on
TUESDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF AIEIIn lgp5.
Between The hours Of o O'Clock in the forenoon
and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the
north front door Of the court house in the city
of Versailles said county aud state, while the
Circuit Court Of 5aid county is in session, sell at
public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder.
the property above described to satisfy said ex-
ecution and costs, Dated March y, 1905.
CiIAS. t.. WILSON.
Sheriff Of Morgan County.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-07
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They only cost a quarter. For sale by
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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-07
SUFFERING FROM RHEUMATISM

There is no complaint that is more
common than rheumatism ard only
those who have suffered from this all
ment know the intensity Of the pain.
Mr.. Geo. w, Kcnncman, Hicks City, Mo,
saws: ~ suffered with rheumatism for
several weeks, and was 50 crippled !
could hardly walk. The use Of DR.. Clas.
se's German penetrating Liniment al
fected a speedy and permanent cure
Sold by Muntzel Drug Go.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-07

Williams Bros. New Livery Stables
are now open for business. Give them
a call when you want a stylish rig for
city driving.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-07

Fresh canned goods, -four, produce,
etc, assured to customers purchasing
goods of T., A. Williams, the Sou'h side
grLeer.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-07

Best stock, lowest prices and best
of taste displayed at South Side Mil
linery Bazaar.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-07

10 to SC higher than the corresponding
period a year ago. Receipts Monday
were 6lt6 and the market fully Sc lower.
Receipts today were 10000 and the
market strong to &c higher. Bulk OF
snlcs were from IS. 5 to5 51}s tupSj,57A
The sheep and lamb market closed The
week on Saturday with valuc 10 to roc
lower on everything. Receipts Monday
were $40, the greater part OF this nuin-
Der being lambs. The demand was
good and in spite of depressing reports
from outside markets, trading was &C.
tive and prices steady. Receipts today
were 400. Trading was rather SOW
but sheep remained steady; lambs steady
to Zoe lower, We quote: Choice lambs,
1925 to 7.35; choice yearlines, 500 t
o.GO; choice wethers, =. 5 to 600;
choice ewes, $3.50 to $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
To TAKE NO HAND
IN SAN DOMINGO
NO INTERFERENCE BY THE
UNITED STATES
This Government Regards the Trouble
as Of Purely an International
Nature--General Morales
Still Missing
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON Dec 26.--For the
present there will not be any inter-
ference by the United States i'm the
difficulty which has arisen i'm San DO
mingo. The trouble is regarded by the
state department officials as entirely
an international one. and as outside
interests are not menaced, this atti-
tude of noninterference will be main
tanned. IT, however conditions should
change materially and lawless acts
should be committed against Ameri-
cans and American interests and in
volving the collection of the Dominion
customs by this government or other
Violences occur, which in the opinion
of the officials here would make 1t
proper for this government to inter-
fere, this step will be taken and meas
ures adopted to quell the trouble.
This decision was reached by the
state department officials during the
day and was confirmed at a conference
at the white house late this afternoon,
in which the president and Secretaries
Taft, Root and Bonaparte participated.
The cabinet officers remained at the
White House until nearly o'clock. The
gathering, however, was not called spe-
cifically for the purpose Of discussing
matters bearing on the developments
in San Domingo, but to talk over q
number of questions which the presi-
dent was anxious to dispose of pre-
liminary to his departure tomorrow
for an outing Of several days in Vir-
ginia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
CONDITION is SERIOUS
Puerto Plata ricaded-Captain of
Port Is Killed

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Advices
received by cable at the state and
navy departments from Santa Domin-
go indicate that a serious condition of
affairs exist there. The captain of the
port Of Puerto Plata has been shot
and killed during an inSurrectionary
and the governor of that
province has defied the general gov
ernment and barricaded the town. The
Dominican government has issued
decree removing the governor.
The secretary of war today received
the following cablegram from Acting
Comptroller and Receiver of the Do
minican Customs Edwards, dated at
San Domingo:
Carlos f. Morales, dissatisfied with
cabinet support left capital last night
with few followers. His intention is
said to be to join the following of
Jiminez in opposition to the followers
of Horatio. Conflicts between the two
forces are imminent, probably in the
vicinity of San Juan or in the vicinity
of Puerto Plata. Carlos f. Morales
may make attempt to establish new
capital and create new cabinet. Polit-
ical excitement but without disturb
ance here. Receivership not affected
yet. George r. Cotton should be Monte
Cristi Tuesday"
George II. Cotton referred to in the
above dispatch is the receiver of the
dominican customs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
O'BRIEN WANTS TO BE
WHIPPED BY JEFFRIES
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-"Phila-
Gelphia Jack O'Brien," before starting
for the east last night, issued chal-
lcnge to Jeffries, the retired champion.
O'Brien says he will meet Jeff at any
place or weight and under any condi-
ton Jeffries chooses to name. He
thinks his speed and skill can wear
down a man of Jeffries' build and slug
gishness and that he can keep out OF
the way of Jeffries' hard punch.
O'Brien authorized a local sporting
man to make the match if Jeffries will
consent and said he would agree to give
Jeff all the time he wanted to pre-
pare for battle-one month or year.
He will also make side bet of any
amount Jeffries will meet.
Il have a ten weeks engagement OIL
the road with a burlesque show and
there is only one .nducement that would
make me cancel it and that would be
for Jeff OF come out and say, 'O'Brien,
1 will fight you for the title of heavy
weight championship I would throw
up my $1,000 show contract, which is
easy money, to meet him."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
REBEL LEADER ATTACKED
Battle Occurs Between RevoIutionists
and the Troops
BY Associated Press.


SAN DOMINGO, Santo Domingo,
Monday Dec. 25.-Following the an
nouncement today that the republican,
Gen. Carlos f. Morales, had left the
capital for an unknown destination,
troops were sent in pursuit of the chief
magistrate. What took place after that
cannot be definitely determined, but
1t is known that a fight occurred about
ten miles from here and it is supposed
that Gen. Pimentel, the rebel com
mander, was attacked by government
troops.
The whereabouts of the fugitive presi-
dent is not known. 1t is generally sup
posed that he endeavored to reach
the coast and board a sloop with the
object of reaching Puerto Plata on the
north coast of Santo Domingo and
there join Governor Perez, who has
been dismissed by the government from
the post of governor of Puerto Plata,
but who refuses to surrender his office.
On the other hand there are those who
believe that the president is endeaVor-
ing to cross Santo Domingo by land
and rach Monte Cristi, OH the north
coast and west of Puerto Plata, from
which post it is not for distant.
Juan B. Sanchez, former foreign min
lister of Santo Domingo, has also left
the city. Senor Sanchez, with the Amer
lean special commissioners Commander
Albert Dillingham; and former Min
lister Thomas G. Dawson and Fred
erico Velasquez, minister of finance, on
January 20, last, signed the agreement
between the United States and Santo
Domingo providing for the fiscal pro-
tectorates of the United States over
Santo Domingo.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
BIG BEN SHOULD COME BACK
Weinberg Gamester Appears to Hold
Third Race Safe From All
Contenders Today
BY Irving B. Clement

Those who will journey to Ascot park
this afternoon will see n program de-
cided that is something out of the or
binary. All the races have filled with
quantity and quality, and the result
will be fine sport.
The third race brings out a field of
good ones Big Ben, although he has
very bad legs, should be returned the
winner. He will not find it a very
easy task to beat the Durnell entry,
both of which are top-notchers, and
if he has any bad racing luck they will
beat him.
Don Domo, the gray ghost, is in eX-
cellent form and is a consistent per-
former. He will be right there at the
end and might run better than he fig
ures. Councilman and Hermitage
have outside chances to run In the
money.
Next in Importance is the two-year-
old handicap. Only four are carded to
start, but as they are weighted it will
undoubtedly result in hot finish.
Masterson, If he can pack his weight,
will be the one they VIII nave 10 eaten
Cello ran grand race Christmas
day, coming from behind in five and
a half furlongs race. The distance to-
day will suit him better and he has
royal good chance to finish first
Loyal Front Is very speedy and
good slayer, and will be lighting 1t out
at the finish.
w. IL. Carey will also be dangerous
factor with his light weight.
A bunch of good mile horses Will
start in the fourth race. Prince Sill
verwings is the class here and he
should simply romp home. His last
two races were only workouts.
workman has only ninety-nine
pounds, and as he is in good form
now he will be hard horse to beat
for the second honors.
Michael Byrnes was interfered with
In his last start, was also repeatedly
bumped and messed about, and he
would not extend himself. He will
probably make better showing to-
day.
Firm Foot ran some good races IN
San Prauciseo and might be surprise
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
What Shoddy Is

Shoddy is old wool redressed by scien-
tific and clean methods. 1t is a compo-
nent most of the wooden garments of
today. The world does not grow enough
wool to enable US to have a constant
supply of new woolen garments, ex-
cept with the aid of shoddy. 1t is
shoddy that has enabled the working
man to buy a new suit of clothes at the
price of a weeks wages. In the oldeH
days an allwoolen garment was so ex-
pensive that it had to last it's owner
many years, unless he We're a wealthy
man. 1t is better hygiene for a man
to ouy two new shoddy suits a year
than to buy an all-wool garment which
must last him two years. Most of the
clothes we wear, in fact, contain an
element of shoddy, and, so far from
being the worse for it. are the BETTER
Magazine of Commerce.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27

party. He showed speed in his only
race here.
Old Chickadee has a good chance in
the first race to win her winter oats.
She has been finishing close up in her
races to better ones.
Needful will like the distance better
today than in his last race, which was
too short for him, but the weight
might tell on him. Pettijohn should
hold the balance safe.
Belasco showed a little easy speed
i'm his debut here the other day with
some good ones. He has only an or
dinary lot to beat today.
Lacene should beat out Eeartful for
the place honors. Marpessa and
Betsy are outsiders that may run in
side the money.
Cabin is the class in the sixth race
and il should only be gallop for him
to win.
Hoodwink should beat out Mi Rena
today. The latter is inconsistent and
never runs two races alike. Is "a bad
betting proposition.
Old Mike might come to life.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
RESULTS AT CITY PARK

BY Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 1G.-City Park
results:
Mile and eightt--Krinolean won, Lit
tie Wa1ly second, Liberty Mo third;
time 2:01 3-5.
Five and Il half furlongs Gauzee
won, Telepathy second, Cambridge
third time 1:10 2-5.
Six MISUNDERSTANDING won, Chief
Hayes second, Lucy Young third; time
LII.
Seven furlongs-Gambler won, Belle
Strome second, Moncador third time
1:32.
Mile and 40 yards--Iole won, Tapiola
second. Josette third; time 1:51.
Six and a half furlongs-St. Tam
many won, Modred second, Norel third;
time 1:24 3-5
Mile and 20 yards-Padre won, The
Don second, Double third; time ISL.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
Wanted a Job

The second day after his arrival in
Butte. III. G Robinson. the special rep
resentative of the Marconi Wireless
telegraph. who is in the city. was sit
ting in the lobby of the Thornton hotel
when he was approached by a young
man, who inquired if he was Mr.. Rob-
inson.
Yes, sir" responded the agent of the
wireless.
Il understand that you intend put
ting a station in Butte Mr.. Robinson"
said the young man.
THAT is our intention" replied Mr..
Robinson
WELL said the other, "I want to APP
ply for the job of pole Inspector" said
the young man.
Mr.. Robinson started
"My dear sir" he began. And then
explanations We're in order. He told
all about how a wireless system is
operated.-Butte Inter- Mountain.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
.DURNELL LOSES
SELLING Platter
PROMINENCE WINS AND IS
BOOSTED
Canada Jack Adkins Bids Up Colt
and Gets Him - Three
Favorites Win at
lneIesde
srccIal 10 The Herald.

Snccial 10 The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26,-It began
to rain early this morning and the
lngleside track was a sea of soft mud.
The card. which had hard look for
a fast track, proved fairly easy for the
"dopesters" and all the winners were
well backed. Three favOrltes won dur
ing the afternoon.
Queen Ray ran away with the first
race and Prominence experienced no
difficulty i'm beating the odds-on choice,
Tom McGrath, in the second.
Sports from Spokane and Seattle
made cleanup on Royalty in the
fourth race at u mile and n quarter.
He was as good as to I, but to 2
was the prevailing price at post time.
Ed Sheridan, winner Of the fifth race.
was backed into favoritism over Pos
sart and won in a gallop by six lengths.
Canada Jack Adkins secured Promi-
nence out Of a selling race for $1,000,
which was 5000 over his entered price.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS
BY Associated Press.

By Nse0cIateG Press
NEW ORLEANS Dec 26-Fair
Grouids results:
Five furlongs -- Hollowmass won,
Usury second, Quaint third time
1:04 As.
Five and half furlongs-Hannibal
i}ey won, Gay Adelaide second. Burn
ing Glass third; time 1908 2-5.
one mile-Monaco Maid won, Whip
poorwill second, Gold Enamel third;
time 1:44 4-5.
Six furlongs. handicap--Luretta won,
Lady Henrietta second, Mayor John
stone third; time 1:15 10.
Six furlongs-B Brown won,
Lefty second, Proetcus third; time
1:16 1-5.
Mile and Il sixteenth--Charlie Thomp-
son won, Dr. Hart second, Joe Lesser
third time 1850 So
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
HAZEL PATCH WINS STAKE
FROM Z0L0CK AT PHOENIX
Territorial Fair Prize Is Taken by
Kentucky Mare After Coast Sem
sation Gets First Heat
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press
PHOENIN, Dec. 2G.-The big feature
at the territorial fair today was the
race known as the Bisbee stake. free
for all, for "A thousand dollar stake
Zolock won first and fastest heat in
2:07. Hazel Patch won second, third
and fourth heats in 2:0S, 2:07% and
2:111a. Custer, owned by ]. C. Adams
of Phoenix. took third money. Deda-
lion fourth.
The first three heats We're the fastest
ever paced on any track at this time
of year, according to DR. Stone of
Burlington, Wis., serving as starter
Hazel Patch made one quarter in
thirty seconds These horses race
again Saturday.
Killings, owned by w. c. Greene,
won the 1928 pace. Best heat 2:15h.
Purse, S400.
Goddess of Night won the mile dash
in l:5O1a Sweetheart won half mile
dash in :52la. Attendance larger than
yesterday and weather fine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
JOIN THE REVOLUTION
Guanaby, Daiabon and Sebaneta Take
Up Arms
BY A5st ciated Press

BY A5St ciated Press
TURKS ISLAND, Bahamas, Dec. 26,
Mail adVices received here from
Monte Crlsti Santo Domingo, yester-
day say that Guanaby, Dajabon and
Sebaneta have taken up arms against
the government and the Dominican
American fiscal convention. Generals
Demetrio, Rodriguez, Joaquin Barba,
Navarro Martinez and Pedro Alvarez,
have gone with 900 men to attack San
Diego, and Gen. Perico Lasala has
marched on La Vega, with force of
about 100 men.
Gen. Deschamps, former vice presi-
dent of Santo Domingo. leaves here
shortly on board a sailing vessel to
operate against Puerto Plata.
1t is reported here that President
Morales is a prisoner in irons at the
capital, San Domingo.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27

show
Prince Magnet was the good thing
here and was played to a standstill
but he could not deliver the goods
After heart-breaking chase. the
Prince chucked 1t and finished a poor
seventh.
Good Card Today
The card presented by the Jockey
club today is exceptionally good for an
off day offering.
Three selling races, two purse events
and handicap make up the program
ana the fields are OF the usual class.
ON past performances Chickadee
should earn oats today i'm the opening
event. with Needful second and King
stelle third. There is positively no
class TO the field. and of the eleven
starters there are only eleven that
have a right to win.
In the second race a mediocre bunch
are gathered for a Maypole dance, and
II is shake the box for the winner"
Betsy won as a good thing last week
and should repeat today. Heartful will
make the argument and Lacene should
be no worse than third.
Boots" Durnel may win the third
race, but his entry does not look very
good here. McCafferty will send Big
Ben for the money and this one can
race.
Hermitage ought to be the contender,
as the Durnell entry will be made
favorite for the race. and Hermitage is
classy colt with good record In the
east. which should make him run some
today.
Skeptic. with only eighty-eight
pounds up. looks like the goods for show
money and ought to beat Brother Frank
to the wire.
This is Workmans day and the old
campaigner will get oats right here In
the fourth race. No one has n license
to put ninety-nine pounds on him and
ask anything to chase him for one mile.
It's Workman in breeze.
Harbor looks like the contender here
and should be no more than second.
This one is consistent and will try all
the way.
Firm Foot is a hard proposition to
get around for show money. This is
about as good as he can do, but is
about as bad as he can show in this
Masterson outclasses everything in
the fifth race and should bring home
the goods for owner j. l.. Holland.
There are no Good Lucks in this race
and Masterson should not be extended
at the end.
Cello is far and away the best of the
others and should be the contender
from flag fall to the wires This one is
as consistent as old honest Hans Wag-
ner and will try for every inch of the
journey.
w. II. Carey for show is a cinch.
Third money is the worst he will get
today and as there will be no show
betting on this race no one need worry
about w. l. Carey
Cabin will make his field look cheap
today and bring home the Christmas
present for his stable. Cabin has been
looked upon as the BEST the market
for some time and as he is in
easy today the prophecy should be full
filed.
The rate that Del Coronado will
travel today will be something awful
and nothing in the race can keep him
from being second. This is the chance
to settle the rocery bill.
File dor should uphold the class of
her breeding and get as good as third,
the doris prefer a muddy
track. But in this company tread
mill would suffice.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
BATTLERS START TRAINING
FOR MATCHES NEXT MONTH
Special to The Herald.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 26.--Joe Cans
this morning moved over to Crolls'
gardens, Alameda, and will give his
entire attention to hard work until he
steps into view with Mike Twin Sulli-
van on the evening of January 20.
Willie Fitzgerald, who is to meet
Willie Lewis at Colma on January 10,
has been in training at Crolls for sew
eral days. He will have the advantage
of training with Cans.
Lewis is also training hard and Is in
good condition already.
Mike Twm has started training for
his go with Cans over at Shannons
place IN San Rafael He Will have
his brother Jack as chief adviser He
says that ne win be able TO Judge when
he is through training whether he can
make 1873 pounds for Battling Nelson
in case he should win from the Balti-
1norean.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
CURLEY BROWN ASKS FOR
RECEIVER FOR CITY PARK
Turf War at New Orleans Reaches
Crisis With Application for
Peremptory Writ
Special to The Herald


NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec 26.--The
turf war was intensified today when
IL. ID. (Curley) Brown filed petition
IN the United States court asking for
an unequivocal receiYership for the
City Park race track and charging that
the New Orleans Jockey clubs agree
ment by which it operates the City
Park race track is null and void
The petition Is the outcome of GER
tain disagreements between the Jockey
club and Brown, who claims that the
decision to lease the track was reached
at meeting of the board OF directors
when q quorum was not present.
The petition claims that the track is
now worth 100000. with the improve.
ments and the grounds, the latter OF
which cost $4,000.
The new management of the track
went into effect December 2, with ID. II.
Barnes at its head
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
All Quiet in Shanghai
By Associated Press.

By lAsSVNIHIVI T IV15'
SHANGHAI, Tuesday. Dec. 26.-All
is quiet here A force of $50 men has
been landed from the British cruiser
Androma and bluejacket guards are
maintained all through the foreign con-
cession. The British assessor, Il. Wy
man, will resume the mixed court to-
morrow. The Chinese officials have
tardily issued warrants for the arrest
of the promoters of the riot who have
escaped.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
Would Play Indians
,ecial to The Herald,

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 26.-Efforts have
been made to secure a football game
ON New Years day between the Sher-
man indians and the eleven from the
torpedo boat destroyers Perry and Paul
Jones. Letters have been exchanged.
but present Indications are that the
terms cannot be arranged. as the IN
dians want guarantee and the sail.
ors are not In a position to give il.
See display in windows of The Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
Common

Reginald (proudly)-Some of my an
cestcrs lost their heads on the block
in England.
Jimmie-Gee, dat's nuttin' So do
turkey gobblers.-Chicago News.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27
Secretary Loeb a Father

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ga son was
born TO Secretary and Mus. Loeb today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27

Time-:24l4 ;4s4 114s4. post minutes. OFF Ais Value
Winner Bevidere- Kinney. Owner
Tichenor Co Start good Won easily second same
place, to 10 show. Pnta. 4 to place.
show Ching, to show. Kinney spreadeagled field
galop. closed stouty. Prince
field close Magnet knocked out of stride in stretch
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27

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