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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24
ON THE GRIDIRON.
u. of M. Wins From New Hamp-
shire 7 to O=-Neither Side Scores
in Game at Lewiston.
BATES o; ALL-ARTiLLERY 0.

Lewiston, Me. Sept. 22.-The Affair
tiIiery team. composed OF players from
Forts Williams and Prcble and Mckin-
ley. played rings round the Bates col
Irge team yesterday. The only play q:
the game in which tn" sotii.rs seemed
to show Il lack of knowledge Was in tin"
forward pass. and il must u" admitted
they didn't know how to meet it Put
the new arrangement Of things MAS
such as to encourage the kicking .amc.
The only gains made by i:atcS was On
tho forwaId pass. and as said before,
the -oIdicrs did not know how to meet
it. The srldicrs played all round Bates
in tho first half the bail beng in their
territory about all the time.
IN punting III" soldiers showed NJ
stronger than dill the colleges mon.
81, ridan especially played Il hri,linu'
game. bli,' play i'm particular w., Il
beauty. Artillery got III" Ian "n = i""-
ward yaSs. AMI sheridan showed great
head work hy iInting back, gaining
double. The di-taIlr'. made w Hates ~
the run.
,rcl.it is +" hr given can't. I:r,,.It !"i
IL. il Was who ,oaclcd tie -olV.-.r: 'llr-
ing heir ~, iimiuary r.rl"tirr- II l. un
,IcrSt".I that Il college Il;.' " Ill '''.,r!
the team from moss "a.
In the first half win lint one Hn1 ,
half ,.cnuts to play. IT,. :.nI'iI"',
FOR, 81 Bates I" = tu,'hhH"E.
lrcbln brought two entire '''''.'
and had Il lot IF good men " ~ r''.''!l
used ut all. The lineup:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24
TT RSI: 2I1J.

Indignation ana excitement hayo
''""h caused AT B"wdoinham by the
discovery of paris green in one of the
h'St springs of that town. Largo
quantities Of tho poison We're found
roatlnS on the water and near by an
empty can which had contained tho
PARIS green. Suspicion points To per
sons who were known to be near the
spring Just before the poison was dis.
covered!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24
CIau7i,rd Siurs Eddie Remission.

Pitcher Eddie ll'nu...t"u. wh" did good
work v iii the Augusta Trolley l."':,u''
team daring tn, past ~" ,'r."na. h"@
+..nrI Win Chvrlr,d. II" rttrh".l 4
came HI. t."vtnn inst t. show wi:,.t w
could d, ana \ t,w DAYS later T"nnrE
v,s after liim with \ "rntrhrt t" till ont
H.. w,s rmt"rtuultr enough h"w',"r. u"'
Ia aer k.nui~t"n until ait'rn"on- Mln"
car laiuit. rot around ~ I'll" m"rmn- amt
had F.ddi,'- mann. On his contract several
unuIs hcft.r. T.nu"y'S arrival
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24
EASTERN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

Y Rochester H"rh"At". !, PROV
d"lrc =.
Il Montreal IT,: ~ ,Fty .. Montreal
At RuftHl'. Eutt;:I" T. FIltim"r' Gir.
49, 7; BItfal" %. Baltimore Cs..cuu
;;dme'.
Al Toronto NJ wlrE -'r"rrut", rain,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24
roi'ce Prevent WaIcott Rhodes Fioht

hevlngworth. kas., Sept. pa 20
'ouhd fight for the wclterweight cham
r'ohShip. scheduled to take place in Il
S'oNe this afternoon between joe Wal
""' The negro champion. and Billy
'"'"'''N' WAS prevented ~ the police
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24
THE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
OTHER GAMES SUNDAY.

NJ Irnvi,l,ur, i'itt-UtTG tNhtD T.
I,r.. idru,' tF.:iSt"ui'b
Al S...lntun Srr..it"m IN. ). stat
I,tt.t:t.l T. New Worn tN.'t-I l.
At Ntru Chicago 'NatD i. Newark
4 Ii. ;rl-Ilt J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24

E",.t"u fight experts VIII" l:Iy,. :"rU
him III tlr" li.;; are I"IId IN their praise
IF hi1 ability, :r'd rra'tily rr":rriiIr"
him y W"nd'r. Iii record alone is
srItiri"ut I" r'lI vE.t i $hli,!G li;;ht
l,c is ana :,u"'kI for itself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

N rhi'n.r Chica-o :. New YORK /.
~ cleveland --'''r, A-,n,i :. Boston ="
NJ ~. Lou -. I.,l'i:: !. i'hiItdrl
ri.t.
n Detroit -rttr.jt !. Washington
CIR. "rm''. Detroit t. NlehinGt"l4
, -r,.,Hld EHnI"l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24

The auxiliary cruiser Yankee arrived
at the Kittery navy yard Saturday
from Boston. Tho ship will 9" out of
commission this week and b" thor
ouehly overhauled at an estimated cost
of $230,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24

| liner" II II" Inv in Montana pr,1,,Ili-
ing house racing ~ betting thereon
rms As III" cSSrHcc If an ouiI,jni, ram
h'l"i by .tftnrn.y General Albert /
''"hH ~ RESPONSE 10 4 query from 4
=. N"'tdih, county attorney Of ,iaIIa-
IN county. who wanted to know if tbn
N'ti' "l pools un horse races sat In.
| ''"'hN iHlrS throughout th, stat. Wrf
e" S"'l'iliiE Sch"n" on dcNi,.. within.
'Hc pnrVicW "f the provisions nf sen
'''' PHI No. ~. session laws az 1901
ana which must stand until reversed
~ IA" *uprrnI" court. Attorney tirr,-
'faI tial'n answers in the negative.
"hicSS the act referred To is brnd
''I""%h I" inrlud" these matters.
lh' provisions Of this law he procro,l
!" discuss. ana Says that the iii " lIrrc.
"'tI"nS are the prohibiting section,
ne SAYS that til" sanitary rrnviNiui
that 4 game of chance ulayrd win
i" o"flcc" is not broad enough To in
rIide horse racing. He refers tn mum
"r"uS decisions in other states. ;,r.i
especially the ease Of Tho state oC Min.
h'N"'1 against Shaw. wherein ii III
h'iH tidt Il horse lace is not Il gam
nilhr device, and concludes as Io,-
lows.
~" betting is on the races OK
''HN"IN and tn" result is in no WAY
''H"fnln'd by the u.s.. Of the iu,tru-
"'htAil'1cS in question, ana no a,itli-
'''hHl element Of chance is intrndu,.-
~ lh"r"hy, and as we have no statiIt,.
p'"h'h!t'n% betting, except ON tbs
@''"'"S enumerated in the .tntufc ana
IT hofS"rac cling is neither named nor
'"' "'"'fI II must be held that there, il
STATUTORY prohibition against netting
n '"rN"rdCinG, nor against I,nnl .,rllii,s
!" H'ch races. for pool selling cannot
''' more than betting"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
NOT SO VERY LONG.

I'rr- TIcrrnSi"in. 'hi" State, "I'uuny
IrHltr. i[.nynn, kim, r"l'.. Virginia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24

Michigan m-n will coach = number IF
VEL known teams tliS year Among II"
Ii@t il Eve Turner, vho will coach 81
racusc University: Indian" Schultz,
Ypslanti State Normal; Dan Nc'iu@in.
Nandcri lit; Joe Ma,ldock Utah; short"
Longman. Arkansas; "Willi," Hcston.
North 'arnliua Agricultural college;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24
U. OF MAINE z; r.. a. 0.

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il il IT," Early III IT,. n" \" hav"
the fine points Of w." WI ...,. t..t.:.;!I' "ut
tul,y ~ nnr tilr,. nnly WAS tn. Gov
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hI.~hir., ..u the part f iirI... il u.s.
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f,,,nI,l..J hut Hi.eiu. fell ON TN. bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24

Iii" committee on rul.S nT tic Nj
t.on|l Stc"i'l -ri!;t>c and Hunt \ ..nrj:.
tlon mas approved an amendment 10
tho rules which viii prohibit q nnr.
t!lT"" years Oh which hI5 I-.rcd l,,i-
"r I" brt"i'rr frnin racing, under rf...
rules IF tn" aSSnciajipn during i,.
th"""- yc1r-"ld This obviously i. H,
bolster NJ and protect the ln'r,r,!t lrII,.
Y hirh prohibits IN" racing of three
N"2r-"ldS in stc"pl"chascs b,.fn;r. Dr'.
J. ana only With horses If ticir n,.u
'tG". after that date.
I'm" ruling in regard t. TIE tirr..-
N";tr-"ld VAS mate t. protect I'M,
Young horses aud 10 the "nd 49,
their usefulness might not H., ilupliy.i
t"i"r" they had l..'n fairly tried n,ii
over country. Th.' ;.rnrndui"nt il :tl.I.I..
I'"'c &Sarv tlrat nWn"rs Il IN, raw. l!nc,,.
~" rules If the ,,%Sori.;tipm nniy vjll
not hrN" I" compete with hD,.-,.. from
the West "r fr,1; amy foreign. .;rf.,,,-
ti;'t might Ea!' been raced ,.,rli..
than 'bt.tnIrr J.
y cas-" in point Was the $it..-I,I,.,.Il. -.
at i.at"nia tn" other DAY. f.r viij.,,
tW'. TIM -y"ar-uIds. John Dillon an,,
N"nl Dealer. both thrrc-y car-nldS. rn-
iSh"d first and Second in 4 %tcor'rcnaN..
With older horses With In" adn,,,in,,
Of th' ir"!"s"d .,n,rmdm,.rt neither ur
thcS" horses VIII Ia. ..!i;,ih.,. for racine.
in the East this wear
III" I1niru,cI amendment. -uIirh n
adopted VIII y" made L I,,rt nf I;,.la
~. roads:
y" "ntiE At Il hnr.l. that has star.
'i IN a $t""pI"chh@" or hurdle race ia
, IL
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
James G. SullenS Dead.

James G.. SulIens, aged "a years, 5
months and 10 days, died Friday
night of last week, at the home OF his
pacen,s, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Sullens,
on South Fisher street, his illness
having continued less than a week.
Deceased was born in the south
part of this county, and he moved to
Versailles with his parents when a
small boy, having resided here ever
since. He was a printer by trade and
had worked more or less in the Offices
in this city. He was reserved, but
agreeable and accommodating, in his
nature. and the friends Of his youth
were held and cherished by him with
sacred devotion. He was unmarried
and held membership in the order Ct
Red Men.
The funeral Vas conducted Sunday
afternoon from the residence, Rev.
l.. G.. Boaz, OF the Presbyterian con-
grcgation, officiating at TIE house and
pronouncing the bcnediction at the
grave. The Red Men attended in a
body and took charge at the grave,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
FROM FORTUNA.

Hutchison and Robertson shipped
five loads Of stock to the St. Louis
market first of the week.
Henry Wendleton went to Bemen to
see his brother, T. II. Wendleton, who
is down with typhoid fcvv-.
Emma Drake and Grace Carter went
to Sedalia last week to work.
Katie Smayer went to Upton Monday
to work.
J. {. Wooliry and wife of Richland,
were in town Saturday.
Fannie Hughs sold her farm aud
showed to town.
Ottc Tonah is very low. Several OF
the NJ. w. of A. boys gathered there last
week and cut the Neighbours corn.
Wilson Stanton has the Post Office
here now.
frank Thoss returned from Mile,
county Tuesday, where he had been tc
take a load for Asa Harrison.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
MOrgan'S Fruit Exhibit.

Messrs. ]. G.. Briggs and Roy Col
lins, who took the Morgan County
fruit exhibit to the State Fair last
week, were successful in securing a
good position in agricultural hall to
make the display, and the show was
among the best at the fair, especially
in apples, and the display was the
subjec, Of favorable comment by the
thousands who looked upon it.
No county exhibit in the hall sur
passed that of Morgan, and the first
premiums awarded to our county were
well merited and the only point raised
by the judges against number OF
varieties was that the fruit was abncr-
NAL in size. The Bell Flower, tie
Romantic and Smith Cider, which
were prize winners Tor cur county,
had to be perfect to carry off the blue
ribbon, yet there were other varieties
which lost out by mere fraction.
This was the best advertisement
Morgan County has ever received as
a fruit producing county, and the
result is that the best of the varieties
viii be used. in connection with those
OF Lewis, Cooper, ret,is and Platte
counties, to make up a fruit exhibit
car which Supt. King will use in
al parts the country to show the fine
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
WILL COME TO VERSAILLES.
St. Louis Parties Arranging to
Open a Big Horse, Mule and
Cattle Market Here.

Shores Williams. of East St. Louis,
III. was in Versailles last Saturday,
representing one of the commission
firms with whom he is employed at
the National Stock Yards in that city.
His visit here meant more than would
at first appear on the surface. The
commission firm whom Shores repre-
sented realize that this is first class
point to concentrate shipments of
horses, mules and cattle for their
St. Louis market, and sent him here
for the purpose of looking over the
ground, and if a suitable deal could
be made by which one of the large
livery barns could be secured, the
company would establish branch
depot in Versailles, and as they have
confidence in Shores as a buyer of
good judgment, will place him in
charge as manager of the headquar-
ters here.
Mr.. Williams was in consultation
with our liveryman, w. +. Gold, and
others, relative to the plan, and dur
ing the week the telephone lines have
been kept hot between the parties in
tcrested here and in East St. LOUIS,
but as yet no positive arrangements
have matured, but there is no doubt
whatever as to the depot being estab-
lished, even il it is necessary to erect
new quarters for their purposes.
The fact of big commission firm
placing branch stock buying head
quarters here means much for our
farmers and stockmen, as grain sales
will increase, while stock can be sold
at market prices and owners will be
relieved from the trouble of shipping
to the city markets.
A great demand now exists for good
horse, while mules and cattle are as
staple as money. Every encourage
ment should be given the promoters
Of this industry, as it will bring stock
men here from all over this section,
whose visits will be continuous, and
this class of men are always desirable, +,
as they have money, are free spenders
and pay as they go. We hope soon
to see the horse, mule and cattle mar
ket in operation in Versailles.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
Republican Speaking

Hon. w. c. Irwin, assistant iecrctagy
of state, and Hon. George IL, Williams,
Republican nominee for circuit judge II
st. Louis, will address the people of Ncf-
sailles. Monday night, Oct. Is, at sp,in.
W. &. Irwin will speak at Syracuse,
Tuesday, Oct. 10Th. at S:0Op. III.
George II. Williams will speak at tic
following places:
Excelsior, Tuesday, Oct. l6'li, $50 ~
Toe Taylor school house, Wednesday
Oct. 18TH, at 7:3op. m.
Gladstone, Thursday, Oct. ls, 7:3o Ini
Gravois Mill, Friday, Oct. 10, $50 jw
Proctor, Saturday, Oct, 20, 1880 y. IN.
A fine girl baby arrived last Friday
to brighten the home OF Mr.. ard M's'
Geo. Berkstrcsser.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
DORTHN WILENA MORGAN.

Early Saturday morning the angel
of death entered the same home. al
ready enshrouded in sorrow, and
carried therefrom the spirit of Dorthy
Wilena, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. +. c. Morgan. The sweet
little one was aged six months and 20
days, but the bright spark of happi-
ness which her life had kindled in
the hearts OF these young parents, was
suddenly transformed into sorrow, as
disease took hold and in a few short
hours Wise Providence, who exc
cutes His plans mysteriously, called
her to Him. 1t seems hard to bear
these heavy burdens, yet the prom
ises offered serve as a soiace to those
who patiently endure the sorrows
caused by the loss of the pure and
inncent loved ones.
The funeral was conducted at the
same hour as the former, the same
minister officiating, the little casket
containing the remains being laid
away in city cemetry near that OF the
one who had preceded her in death
by short interval. The hcart-bro-
ken young parents and other relatives
share the deep coincidence of our
people in this sad aillic,ion.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
FROM CLENSTED.

Rev. X. {. Richel filled Rev. Richards
appointment at Freedom Saturda,
and Sunday.
Rev. McClelland is sick with typhoid
fever this week.
Mary Milburn of Sedalia is visiting
relatives here this week.
Will Clark is very sick this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Milburn, Oliver
Harrison, Ezra Fowler and wife
attended the State Fair at Sedalia laS'
week.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
WALNUT GROVE.

Jake Klein bought COW lest week
o, T., Devinna has gone to Texas.
Abe Wcnger has bought neN
carrige.
Mrs. Dave Bowman and Mrs. Frank
Bowman attended the Dunkard District
meeting.
Dan Kaufman went to the Usage
river last Friday.
Jake Kaufman and Abe Wenger have
gone to Texas.
Billy Harrison and Henry Upton
delivered cattle al Fortuna last Monday.
Jake Kaufman bought fine carriage
from Thorpe Bros.
Dan Kaufman is having his house
painted.
Hiram Holsopple sold John Brewer a
mule colt.
On the evening of Sept. 3oth, Rev
David Bowman married Miss Iona Art.
of Prairie Valley, and Mr.. Mulkcy,
of Kansas. An elegant wedding supper
was served and many valuable presents
received. Immediately after the supper
of this marriage Rev. David Bowman
went to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Kaufman, where he united in marriage
Shores Hunter, son of W. X. Hunter,
and Melva Kaufman, second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Kaufman.
Friends and relatives remembered Nj.
and Mrs. Hunter with many NICE
presents. A fine supper was served and
all wished them happiness aud
prosperity.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

Pontius, Miller and Anna Kays, Mf
Simpson.
l2m: County Supervision and articu-
lation of rural schools with high schools
Discussion by entire Association.
All teachers should study program and
be able to give their best thoughts to the
Association.
Evening program will be arranged
later.
The state requests that all teachers be
present on the first day, and be prepared
on all subjects assigned them.
WRAY Written, Co. Com
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

fruit products of Our state. This ex-
hibit is also to be taken to the CEN
tennial exposition at Jamestown, Va.
Our people will at once see the good
derived away from home by giving
publicity to the fact that Morgan
ranks among the first counties in the
state as fine fruit producer. The
state fair exhibit was all that could be
desired to advertise our county.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
To be Held In Versailles October
rs, 26 and 27-FuiI Propram.

The Morgan County Teachers Asso-
citation will meet in this city on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, October 95th,
Goth and 9th. The following program
will be carried out at the different ses-
sions:
Thursday, l0a M, Address by County
Commissioner: Educational Progfsss
during the Year" At j a. m, address
by State Superintendent
Thursday, 2 p. M, Conditions affecting
education i'll the country, and how to
improve them. Miss Minnie Hays and
David Gehrs. General discussion.
3p. M: The Essentials of Course of
Study" Prof. Lvesay and Il. II. Gehrs
4p. m: "How much literature should
be taught in rural school. Will Lut.
man and Miss Mary Ramer. General
discussion.
5p. M: "IIow much Nature can be
taught in rural schools What, when and
how" Jas. Brown, Misses Nellie Allen
aud Edna blackburn. General discus
sion.
Friday, Ga. m: Paper, "School Tax
alton" Tlruston Hawks.
Paper, Teachers Salary" Miss Mary
Kaufman.
l0a. IN 'Trimary reading, how much
and how" Mr.. Foster and Mrs. N. t..
kidwell
II a. III: ".rhe Third and Fourth Read
ers, when and how used" Misses Cora
femme, Emma Brunkhorst and Frank
Bremen. General discussion,
2 p, M Paper, Drawing in public
Schools" Miss Gussie Ttmme.
Paper, "Music in public schools"
Misses Annie Yarncll aud Lizzie Don
ahuc. General discussion.
p. III: Corporal Punishment
Mcssrs. Stith. Eoyce and Johnson.
| 4p. III: Handiwork, drawing and busy
work, Miss Dolly igo and Miss Nc
/ Ciapahan.
to s p. III: The school property, in
Guiding books, charts, blackboa,ds ant
other supplies, care, keeping and USES
Miss Brackney, Messrs. Rowland an'
. Conway Jones.
Saturday, y a. III: Relation Of teachers
aud pupils during noon hour, recessse
before and after school. Austin Ball
Misses Ethel Jones and Myrtle Ivy.
10 "A. IN: History in rural schools, whei
and how much, Misses Shoemaker. Belle
I Kays, Clarence Wilson and Allen Small
4 General discussion.
II IN: Physics in rural schools, San
Nichols, Mrs. Claude Sandford, Misse
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
Large Romanite--Second, G Todd.
Missouri Pippin-First, Bailey Bros;
second I L Rardwcll

Large Roinanite--Second, q Todd.
Missouri Pippin-First, Bailey Bros;
second, l. Il Bardwcll.
Maiden Blusli--First, w d Brown; sec.
ond, l. Il Bardwell.
Mammoth Black Twig-first, Philip
Homer; second, w I Trey.
Northern Spy-First, w T Trey; sec
ond, J G Todd.
Penn Red Streak-First, W K Hunter;
second, V II Ross.
Roman Beauty-First, w K Hunter.
second, w T Trey.
Red Romantic First, w 7 Trey; sec.
ond, G W Kring,
Rambo-First, II NJ Madole; second,
J NJ Small.
Smith Cider First, l. l. Bardwell; sec
ond, c II Mason.
Stark--First, w T Trey; second, J G
Todd.
The Fink Second, W T Trey.
White Pippin First, John Kelsay; sec
ond, Geo W Rains.
Wolf River First, w NJ hampton;
second, J ID Smith.
Willow Twig-First, l. l. Bardwell;
second Philip Homer.
Winesap-First, l. + Bardwell; second,
II w Argenbright.
York Imperial-Second, l. l. Bardwell.
Fall Maiden Blush Winter King, Mel
son Pippin- Second, I. Il Bardwell.
Jobe Smith, Fall Pippin, Alexandria,
Famous Second, w T Trey.
Lawyer--First. V II Ross; second. w
T Trey.
Rhode Island Green--First, + Roe;
second, W 7 Trey.
New Town Pippin-Second w T Trey.
Nandiver-Second,W w 7 Trey.
Early Pennick-Second, w T Trey.
Milan Fist, G. II Mason, second, W
X Hunter.
Russet- Second, { II Mason.
Lodema Seeding Second, W II W
Argenbright.
Roman Stem-First, G W Kring; Sec
Onu, w Is liunteT.
Green Pippin-Second, G w Kring.
Pryors Red--First, Minor Caldwell
second, G w Kring.
Father Abraham--Second W.T. Trey.
Non Such--Sccond. G. W kring.
Gold Pippin--Second, J b Parker.
PEACHES, PEARS, ETC.
Kieffer-I'irst, J X Thompson; second
w II Argenbricht.
Dutchess-Second,J 7 Shore.
Garber-F First, Geo w Rains; second
G q Parker.
White lleath-First, S NJ Etter; sec
ond, / l. Kirby.
Any Kind--first, Fred Knapp; second
John o Mcdaniel.
Ounce Second, " + lrcy.
Sweepstakes for best fruit exhibit.
we're awarded as follows: W 7 Trey, first
l. T. Bardwell, second; J G. Todd, third
w X Hunter, fourth.
There were several kinds Of fruit omit
ted in the awards on account OF not being
named by the committee.
Only second premiums were awarded
on varieties where there was but one ex
hibit, being no competition.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

the impressive ritualistic ceremonies
being carried out, in the presence of
a large concourse of relatives, neigh
bors and friends, who witnessed the
interment at the city cemetery. The
sympathy of this entire community is
extended to the family and other rela-
tives in this hour of their bereave-
ment.