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Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
"T THE CHEERFUL L|AR'
 VERY WELL RECEIVED
Reed-UuderWood Company Plays to Large Audience
 at the Opera House,

The Reed Underwood stock company appeared in the comedy Cheerful Liar" last evening at the opera house. and played to the largest audience which has turned out since the com mencement of their engagement on last Sunday. The company again gave evidence of great ability and kept the audience in roar of laughter from the commencement to the end of the piece.
 The play itself Is rep1ete with com ical situations, being portrayal or the many pitfalls which lie in the
 way of a young couple wha want to elope on account of the opposition cf
 a crusty father. The entanglements which arise are many, involving the judge to whom the young peoi'le olr ply for assistance, and finally getting all concerned into -comical mix-up. The part of Judge Hastings Hustle Hustle was played by Lawrence Un-
 derwood. and that young man demon
 strated that he is capable of assuming a character and carry of the honors. His interpretation of the part was good and he received round afterround | of applause. Miss Mathes played the part of Flora Bloomer, the young lady whose papa is worth millions, and who falls In love with young man, whose chief claim to distinction Is lack of | the root of all evil. Miss Mathes
 portrayed the character very well
 and became a great favorite with the audience.
 | The ermainder of the company also contributed to the success of the piece. | especially A. R. Bennett. as Guy Nc | Goffuin, the constable. The company
 will appear this evening in the drama The Wife's Error"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
GRAND JURY IS STILL AT
 WORK
Returns a Second Partial Re-
 port Into Court Today With
 Four indictments Buster Must Answer For Perjury.

TOMBSTONE. Ariz., Oct. 25.-The srand jury which was empanneled on Monday morning has not yet coL- ciuded it's labors. The jury came into court today and made its second par tial report. Four indictments were handed to the judge and the report in- formed the court that nine more charges had been ignored This makes twenty-five cases brough. be- fore the grand jury which have been ignored since Monday. This may be attributed 10 the fact that tae distric. attorneys office has mad practically no representation in the courts where these cases originated. AfIe- making its report the grand jury stated saat 1t had other business ESfurc il nd Ie- tired to the jury room.
 Those Indicted.
 Among those indicted were C. E. Buster, of Bisbee, who was held fcr the grand jury six months ago on a charge of perjury. Buster was wit ness for the defense in the Campbell murder case. After .rIll Jf the case he was arrested. In tbe Campbell case he testified that he was present and witnessed the killing for which Campbell was tried, but i. was claim ed and proved to he satisfaction Of the examining magistrate that Bus ter at the time of the shooting was underground at the Junction shaft Campbell it will be remembered was tried for the murder of Ed. McLaugh- lin, transfer driver near the depot six months ago.
 Other indictments returned today were one for burglary against C. R. Liman, of Bisbee.
 Bernardo Farian. of Bisbee, was in dicted on charge of burglary and Aiajandro Chaves of Bisbee. was h. dicted for assault with a dedly weapon.
 Douclas Murder Case.
 This afternoon it was known that the grand jury had under considera- tion the case wherein Mrs. Fife Lamb of Douglas, was bound over on charge of murder committed in Doug las last spring. Mrs. Lamb has been out on bond which was granted by Judge Doan on 8 special hearing.
 Forgery Case.
 The case against R. L. Verleye, who forged checks in Bisbee several weeks ago is expected to be before the grand jury tomorrow, as the witnesses in the case arrived this afternoon. Yer leye came to Bisbee and on the state ment that he was a newspaperman was given employment on the Re view; after working two days he fail ed to show up and the next day he cashed a check at one of the local r~-ts to which the name of V Kelly, of the Review, had been forged.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
RANGERS RESTORE
 ORDER AT HfLVET|A Make Would-Be Bad Men Be- have in the Pima Coun-
 ty Mining Camp.

Sergeant William Olds and Ranger John Clarke. returned to Nogales Sun day night fro trip to He.yet'a, mining camp in Pima county. A number of would-be tough residents of that camp had been acting ia a man. people thereowf hrdl hrd lhrrddlluu ner disagreeable to more peaceful people there and the services of the rangers were asked for.
 There Is no justice of the peace at HelvetIa and for that reason are pol icy of the people there has been to overlook the lesser ofenses against law and order, and the interference of the rangres was not taken in good grace by some of the undisciplined ones.
 Before the rangers left the camp some of the boisterous ones had been thoroughly disciplined.. and tHelvetia was as orderly as a ministers conven- ton. .-Nogales Oasis.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
PIE COUNTER |S THE CAUSE 0F
 RUPTURE.
Ii Is Charged That Kirk Will Grab Job For Himself and Former Machine AdierentS Are Up in Arms.

l. seems that the truce which was declared between the Cassidy-Hc- Key nolds-poyle faction of the Republican party, and the regular organization, headed by K. 4. Kirk, has come to an end, and it now a case of war to the end Of the chapter.
 After the insurgents established themselves in power by overwhelming ly defeating Biddy Doyle at the pri- mary election, an armed truce was agreed upon between the leaders cf the respective factions and Kirk as sunled the leadership of the entire party. At that time Kirk made an an nouncenent to the effect there was not an office within the gift of the people of COchise county which he would have but that he was simlpy taking an active part in the campaign 10 rid the Republican party of the ganS-rule measures which had been prevalent according to his ideas.
 The fight had been bitter between the two factions, and it seemed that both sides were tired of fighting and intended to abide by the peace terms. but it seems that Kirk had staked out a reserved seat at the pie-counter for himself. and tho other wing of the party intend to make him stand by his agreement, or they will do a few stunts of their own.
 The dove of peace was kicked out of tine Republican headquarters bag and baggage when one of the old ma chine. and at present insurgent. fac tion heard that Kirk is going to be under sheriff if Jack White is elected.
 When asked about the matter yes terday Cassidy refused to discuss the subject, stating that he had retired from politics some time ago, and that he did not intend to re-enter the arena, but it is surmised that the former leader will at least give his old time followers his moral support
 McReynolds also refused to discuss the matter but one of the old guard who marched up to the polls on primary day to capture the nomina- ton for Biddy. was found and he was loud in his protestations against Kirk s grabbing a place at the pie-counted. When asked what measures Kirk's op- ponents would take if he lid insist on assuming the office of sheriff, the old timer said: "Of course they are in power so far as the Republican party goes, and can do what they want if the ticket wins out. but I can assure you that unless Kirk comes out and announces publicly that he is not go- ing to grab the job of under sheriff there will be good percentage of Republicans votes in the city of Bis bee boiled for Stewart Hunt and every effort will be made among the outside precincts to defeat their nominee for the office"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
NEWSPAPER MEN
 MUST PAY CASH
Continued from Page 1.

Continued from Page l. Using. shan be treated on any other basis than that of transportation paid for in cash. $
 Ia response to the protest. Chair man Knapp of the commission says part:
 You are, of course. aware that all tariffs filed In compliance with the regulation statute name the rates in dollars and cents, and do not In any case provide that transportation can be paid for with property. It seems plain to the commission that the law above quoted. coupled with the facts stated permits the payment for ser vices of interstate carriers only in money
 "A contrary rule would sanction un- equal compensation by different per sons and involve ordinarily some de gree of discrimination in favor of those permitted to exchange their commodities for the transportation they desire to secure he aim Of Che law is. to prevent every sort of fa- voritism and to secure absolute equal ity of treatment in all cases"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26

placed him under arrest. Cariilo de- nied his identity at first in the hope of blufing the deputies.
 Cari,o tells a tale of many hard ships since he escaped jail. He claims that he went from Tucson to Santa Barbara. Cal, and that enroute. to California he was set upon and beaten by a gang of tramps. He left califor- mia and went into sonora.
 CarilIo has been indicted by the grand jury for robbery.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
ESCAPED IL.b|RD
 CAUGHT AT MORALES Deputy Sheriffs of Pima Coun-. ty Take Carrillo Back to
 Tucson BaStiIle.
Especial to Reyiewl

TUCSON, ARIZ., Oct. 25.-With the sight of one eye nearly destroyed and Carillo, who broke jail here several months ago. was brought back to Tucson today and again placed behind the bars.
 Ills capture was effected by Deputy Sheriff Tom Mills and Oscar Garlic at Nogales. IT was learned that Carillo was near Nogaies and Deputies Mills and Carillo were dispatched to cap ture the escaped jail bird. They came upon him last evening in Nogales and
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
ANOTHER LODGE OF
 THE ROYAL ARCH

Although the saloonmen who were passengers on the outbound train last evening for Douglas denied that they were visiting the Shelter City for the purpose of institutipg another couu- cil of the Roya, Arch. it was reported last evening on reliable authority that such was the case. The reports state that these men had been deputized 10 visit ouglas, and if they found the sentiment of the brethren of that
 willing. to declare them all charter members of the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
COOPER WILL SPEAK
 AT LOWELL TONIGHT Republican Candidate Now Making Campaign in ;'o-
 ChiSe County.

William r. Cooper. candidate on the Republican ticket for the office of delegate to congress, has started his campaign in Cochise county, and from now until election day will spend his time in the southern part of the ter ritory. Cooper spoke at Benson on Wednesday night, and this evening will speak at the Brophy-Tovrea building in Lowell.
 Cooper is accompanied on his cam paign by J. W. Giddings, former gover- nor of Michigan.
 A meeting has also been arranged to take place in Bisbee tomorrow even ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
WOULD HANG UP
 LARGER PURSE.

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 25.-Thomas McCary. manager of the Pacific Attn lotic Club of Los Angeles. when ask ed today If he would give a purse of $3O. 900 foa match for the lightweight championship between Joe Cans and Battling Nelson. declared he would if the fight could be pulled of next May during the ShriDers' week in this city. He stated, however. that he had made no proposition cf this Dature to the fighters. and would not do so.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
lie Got There Anyway.

Representative X. a. Norfleet,
whose home is at Excelsior, had
quite an experience in his attempt to
reach Jefferson City last week to be
in attendance at the Eighth District
Republican ''pow-wow' held there
Friday. He started to drive to
Eldon but his team gave out as he
reached Barnett, owing to the density
Of the mud. He hired another team
at Barnett, and with all the difficulties
of a ruralist reached Eldon with an
other tagged team. Then he had to
contend with very poor railway facili-
ties before reporting to his Republic
can friends in Jeff City. Move to
the county seat, Bro. Norfleet, from
which point you can secure standard
railway accommodations.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
Decentralization N~uptivIs.

The marriage of Edgar l.. Devinna,
son of Orrin Dcvinna living northeast
Of Versailles. and Miss Lorena Hick-
man OF Syracuse, was consummated
at 1890 O'Clock last Sunday morn
ing at the Christian church in this
city, the impressive ceremony having
been pronounced by Rev. T.. X.
Wolfe OF the NJ. f.. church.
The groom is one Of our prominent
young farmers, while the bride is one
OF Morgan county's accomplished
Young school teachers. having sue.
c~essfully taught in a number OF
school districts in the county, her
last term being at Akinville.
The young couple start out on
lifc's journey under very favorable
circumstances and are receiving the
congratulations of their many friends,
with whom the Democrat heartily
jcin.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
Missouri Pacific Rates.

Feb. 9th and Goth round trip rates
at three lourths one way fare to points
south and west. H~omeseekcrs limit.
One way rates at half fare plus two
dollars to points south and west on
Feb. 9th and Goth.
Homeseekers rates on first and
third each month to all Homeseeker
territory.
Passengers preferring warm wait
ing rooms should go Via Missouri
Pacific.
Very low n way rates to Pacific
Coast and northwest from Feb. 18th
to April 7th. Portland Oregan $685.
60, Billings Mont. $3.50, other
points in proportion.
Warm waiting rooms at Mo. Pac.
depot.
HoMescckers rates to the New
White River countryside best region
now open to setllcment--on first and
third Tuesdays each month.
f.. N. S'Mos, Agt.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
DiasOlutjOn Notice.

The finn of Tillman & Duff, pro-
prietors OF the Morgan County Demo-
.crat, has been dissolved by mutual
consent, -. d. Duff having retired
and his interest in the Democrat, the
business, the printing plant, good
will and everything pertaining thereto
having been purchased by II. f.
Tillman. who by the terms Of sale be-
comes sole owner. All firm indcbt-
edness is assumed by the new n
All outstanding accounts being due
and payable to him; and all firm con-
tracts so far as the Democrat is con-
cerned will be carried out by him.
The business in the future Will be
conducted by Mr.. Tillman to the
best of his ability with the hope that
past apprecia,ive patronage may eS-
tend to the Democrat under his
guidance and new patrons and friends
be enrolled.
Respectfully,
II. +. TuJMAN,
D. ID. DUFF.
March +, 10Ot
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
Versailles Handle Factory.

Monday night the stockholders of
the Versailles Handle Factory met in
the parlors Of the Bank of Versailles
and held their annual election. The
dictatorship elected last year was
retained by unanimous consent, and
the following active officers were
chosen:
President, +. ID. Harrison: Vice
President, +. c. Thorpe Secretary,
p. II. Antweiler: Treasurer, W. l..
Stephens; Manager, W. S. Beard.
The business of the Handle Factory
for the first year as reported by
Manager Beard, was indeed gratifying
to the Stockholders, as there are
available dividends unexpected by
them. 1, has been decided by the
Board of Directors to make some
notable Improvements at the factory,
while they wish to insist upon the
farmers having handle timber that
they supply the factory with the raw
material at all times. This is i,npor-
iant to keep the machinery moving.
The Handle Factory is proving a
grand success and the capacity will
be increased as necessity demands.
Manager Beard has proven himself
the right man in the right place.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
Big Sheep Ranch.

&. W. Mc(iee the Wisconsin min
cral man, has demonstrated much
faith in Morgan county developments.
He has secured the big Hinkc farm
near the Old Buffalo Mining property
and will stock the farm with 1000
head of sheep and has turned the
place into a regular sheep ranch.
He has employed Hiram Madolc to
manage the ranch and already has
$50 head OF sheep on the grazing
pasture. He will increase the herd
at once and is very enthusiastic in
regard to the many advantages the
location presents for profitable sheep
raising.
Mr.. McGee is a natural hustler in
whatever he undertakes and there is
no better country in the state Tor
successful sheep raising than Morgan
county. 1t has been fully demon
stra,ed that sheep, as a profitable
class Of stock gives splendid returns
both as to wool and the annual in
crease OF the herd and the wisdom
he has exercised will, we predict,
Justify his Investment.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
IL Now on the Corner.

G. w. Biersach is nov fully estab-
lished in his new quarters in the
Woods Block, opposite the postoffice.
and has a splendid location. The
interior of the room has been entirely
reftted, the whole having been made
into n large room in which the diff
fcrent departments are shown to adj
vantage. The bright new paper,
large display windows and a complete
system of electric lights gives the es-
adjustment a metropolitan appear
anCe. The basement is also fitted up
and brought into use, and from this
time on that corner will be a busy
place, and we are glad to see Mr..
Biersach exercising this progressive
spirit. the big show windows have
been neatly dressed, n by w. b.
Todd, with ladies white goods and
embroidery, and the other by Brownie
Clark, with an elegant line Of furnish
ing goods. and the whole is attractive
to the public.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
Monday. the 2nd day Of April, 1905

~ the north front door Of the court house in the
City of We; saiilN. Missouri. between the hours
in the aftsrnuon Of that day. expose for sale.
and sell at public auction. for cash in hand, the
following described real estate. belonging to the
estate OF the said J J. Morris deceased, situate in
the County If Morgan in the State of Missouri,
,o-wit The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter aIG the northwest quarter oil the south
cast aud the west half Of the southwest quarter
of the southeast quarter aud the southeast quar-
ter Of the southwest quarter and the east hall ri
the southwest quarter OF the southwest quarter
ana the southwest quarter on the southwest
quartet OF the soathw est quarter OF section ID
aud the west half Of the northwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter OF section p? all in town.
shit a.. rnngc Is. aud lots o and ~, block "l' Of
williamson = addition to the City Of Versailles.
Missouri, and lots , and \ block 81 Slower
addition 10 the City Of Versailles Missouri.
JAWS EDDIE MORRIS,
Executor o. the Estate Of J Morris, Deceased
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
POISONS IN FOOD.

Perhaps you don't realize that many
poisons originate in your food, but some
day you may feel a twinRe Of dyspepsia
that will convince YOU. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills are guaranteed to cure all sick
ness due to poisons Of undigested food
or money back. 25c, by Muntzei Drug
Co. Try them.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
Purchased the "Wolf Dem"
March 5, 1906.

The lead mining property known
as the ..Woli Dem prospect south
west of Versailles has been purchased
bv the Wisconsin Mining Company
which is represented here by {. W.
MCGEE, who held the option on the
property some time before the pur-
chase was made. The new owners
have machinery and equipment on
the ground and arc prepared to work
the mine for all there is in it. They
are already getting satisfactory ore
results and the company have posi-
tive assurances of rich returns on
their investment.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
Notice OF Executors Sale OF
Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned
James tddi. Morris, executor Of the estate OF
J. J. Morris, deceased, ns such executor under
the po.er in me vested by the will of 1.-THE said J.
J. Morris deceased, will, ON
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09
NOTHING ON THE MAREErlOuAt,

Train No. Is carries through standard
and Tourist sleepers St. Louis to Los
Angeles. Reclining chair cars st. Louis
To Psso, III Paso ia Los Angeles and
San francisco. DTihg car service ksu.
sss c'ty to Los Aageiest
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-03-09

The Street Fair was u uCCcs II
you are not. then night yourself by
buying Meats from MA5ON Il PRiCf,
The Only Butchers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
(BY A BANKER)


4 "a 49, N
vapoy clustering In tho lovely hue OF tie
sardonsS, which, as the sun sinks yet
lower and lower, deepels into III, Intense
acarmlnaf or vernillon;l lie low tnwnsol
sthelhorizonit ARE far Off banks of cloud Of
"a deep purple maroon@S int, frngrd Will
~ slustrous border OF Flashing and beau
82tlful, flrG-opal. ii N 5gi ag}s3 4
1s8 And tho glory Is now reflected on the
$hcayhs and 5ripplingi waters Of the ocean,
which sparkle and sclntiate MS though,
Sgemned viii, diamonds and supphires,
tlubles and rhrSsplitss luclnths aud
flashing enieralds. hut noW,5ns tbs SOLAR
finfllltlte wapes and ia des .slw;ly,sa all this
glory disappears, and slle sable reign of
might lnantcs all In gloom, r.
Another and quite different display Of
this sunset pageant may he observed.
7thouglt- probably very rarely from cle-
waited positions of Tho mount nins t,rsthe
north OF tho lake Of ('enevs, lmmed
5utcly after sunset the cntilr panorama
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One of those moments In the life Of
man which can never lie oblitcrnted9 from
the memory. but mus ever renal tn re-
in indelibly cnshrined, must be the Won y,'
Bdrons pageant which, some years ugo.
was presented IL sunset in the asoutl Il OF
Europe and elsewhere. caused, " Is pe-
5lieped, by tho IMMORAL dust elected into
tho upper regions OF the air by he ter
rihle volcanic eruptlons near lava. IA VI
rio orb Of day Is slowly sinking le-3
heath the horizon, and the azure of mo
skies is giving place to u flood OF gold
aud carrnine, which us n I length the
sluminary has entirely tisapncn AIRED N be-
comes ever more and more intenstfi lied and
yarlegated, Now. the western sky is.
glowing In almost every color OF the
rainbow: w;vy striatod lines OF anthyst
and in,lupe; light 5yelned tloudlets
emerald. shadlug Off IN spcllnridg ailllaT.
marine; and fantastlc Wispa Of A flcecy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
spread out beneath our feet, and also the
firmamsllt over our head. have assumcd

about beneath our feet. and also the
firmamslit over our head. have u sunlcdl
., biood-rel hug; the ssnoWrcap ped noun
{tuins are nowstnot only crested with a.
CROWN of bright scarlct, but right down
q to their Very base ,nre OF almost the
same sanguinaryS hue; the trees and
shrubs, the fields and mend ows. the dis:
stnnt chalets and winding roads, arc all
dyed deep rcd: While the lake far hos
slleath is M yeritnblc lake of blood, as
4 though some terrible orgic OF carnage
lad been enncted. Ong,ts .motlonless sur
sfarfn&nrn a.nllmbcr OF dark red boats
with crimson sails, aud over y I a number
6'of sulls OF tho Shuo 81 the scarlet ibis
B;trsn dlsportlng themselves. Bit soon all
b Isl over, and once more Nature is yelled
In adarklle aud obsrurltY. s53 .gss 2 H
And 50. If the sun OF Righteousness
Shine not upon Our souls all must he
Hblaukness and ludl,l & dnrlSness, hut II |,
srefa.llzlpgs Sby e,said Of the Holy splriss
ath;tt Ills sufferings and death were
borne by Him us the punishment dueSto
u.s. VIC accept lin us our Lord md o,IfS
Mediator. NIL tint darkness rolls away,
and wo rejoice In tho knowledge. thltS
Eolir nitlhes arc II, tho Book of Life, ss