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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22
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A Sharp Shooter Victory.

The Sharp Shooter has been pounding
away at the county court for seven years
to let the county printing to the lowest
bidder, and victory has at last perched
upon our banner. Last week the print.
ing of stationery and blanks was let to
the lowest bidder for the next year and
a half.
The Times got the job anl entered in.
to boud of $500 for the faithful per-
formance Of the work.
The Sharp Shooter did not bid on il
because it was work we conld not COM
pete for without going to the expense of
quitting in new aud faster machinery.
All the other papers that were pre-.
pared to do the work had in bids, and
the lowest bidder got it.
This is where we claim it as Sharp
phooter victory. We care not what pa
Ser gets the work, just so il goes on the
square to the lowest bidder in the inter
est of the tax payers. This is the only
paper in the county that has been ad-
vocating letting the printing TO the low
est bidder until since the Times came i'll.
Missouri Sharp Shooter.
That is what the REPUBLICAN is fight
ing for in Morgan county, and it is
bound to come. The days of graft are
passing.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22
WALNUT GROVE

Mrs Jeff Talbot and children attend
ed the birthday reception given her
brother, J. F. Johnson, Of Akinsville, on
Aug, 18th.
Joe Roe and wife were. in this vicinity
last Sunday.
Newt Todd and son passed through
here last Monday looking for mules.
Kaufman aud Miller have been con-
Quoting meetings at Mt. Zion.
Frank Stockton and his mother are
both sick. DR.. Gum is their physician.
Walnut Grove School commences
Sept. lst.
Abe Driver will have a sale about the
10th of Sept.
Abe Artz will locate in Kansas.
Charley Clark and wife visited at J. P
Woods last Sunday,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22
FROM CLENSTED.
Respectfully,
J. A. LIvESAy.

Rev. Benz. Stone preached at the
Concrete SUNDAY at eleven. Rev.
Bowman preached at night
A crowd of young people, chaperoned
by Mrs. Sparks, were fishing on the
Gravois last week. They all report a
good time and all the fish they could
eat.
Miss Annie Lewis Sims gave an
elecutionary entertainment here Friday
night, Miss Ella Hardy and others
furnished the music.
Mr.. Ad Kurtz and Miss Marshall, both
of Fortuna. were married by Rev. David
Bowman, at his home Sunday morning
at GAS. Only few neighbors were
present to witness the ceremony,
Bethel School began Monday under
the management of Miss Alpha Porter.
Saturday morning at two O'Clock Mr..
Lamar's house was burned to the
ground. 1t is not know how the FIRE
started. He carried $3.50 insurance.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22
EHumpy is my mules name.

Not single Kansas City minister up
holds Governor Folk in his removal Of
Rozelle and Hayes. c. Post, Dem
The unprecedented reign of crime
which now prevails in Kansas City is
similar both in nature and in cause to
the one which prevailed in ST. Louis i'm
mediately after the decentralization of
the police department of that city by
Folk and his agents. When they turned
the St, Louis department over to poli-
ticians, St. Louis at ouce became what
the police know as "hot town" Thugs,
yeggs, pick pockets and crooks OF every
description flocked to the city. Crime
was much more frequent than during
the Worlds fair years, the average be.
ing about two or three crimes during
the police reorganization" to one dur
ing the World fair year
The Post has frequently called at
tention to the fact that Kansas City is
at the mercy of crooks. II first warned
the public that this was the case before
the present reign of crime began to
prevail. The farcical "investigation" Of
the police has continued, however. The
commissioners, representing the gov
ernor and acting under his orders, have
continued to deiuoralize the force. They
have played politics while the people of
Kansas City have been at the mercy Of
thieves. X, {. Post, DEM
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22
1000 Extra Copies.

We print of the home part of this
issue 1000 extra copies for the Local
Option League for diitribution
through the county. Being only Ia
the regular size of the REPUBLICAN it
is not fair sample of what it really
is. Send us your name and address
and we will send you a copy Of the
full sized sheet, the largest county
newspaper published in Missouri.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22

This time he killed six hne turkeys Tor
Mrs. Allen Bowlen, two old hens and
four young ones about half grown.
They were killed in broad daylight on
the road side.
Sam Nickols, Of Barnett, had sale
Friday and disposed Of stock, etc, and
will move to Eldon soon. Things sold
we'll. It is said that stock hogs sold for
ss. so to 50 pet 100 pounds.
Grandma Kidwell, mother of Judge
Kidwell, of Enid, who has been in
Oregon with her son, Will Kidwell, for
the past year or so, came home to visit
awhile. She lik sc the great west splend.
idly, but TO all re is no place like
home. Miss Birdie Et,er, the accomp-
lished daughter of John Filter, accomp-
anied her grandma.
Mr., VIM. McCollister and visiting rel
atives, visited with Chas Parks, of High
Point, last Thursday, and then on Friday
Charley and wife returned the visit
Tom Tompkins, of Barnett, had pub
lie sale last Saturday and everything sold
at fair prices.
Perry Moore and wife, of Versailles,
visited last week with Mrs. ]. V. Dale,
and while out did little carpenter work
so as not to forget how Perry Is good
workman, and has all the work he can
do.
w d. Ross and family, last Friday
visited with Mrs. Ross fathers family,
Mr. VIM. McCollister of Enid.
Usually when n fellow goes ont to kill
fowls for the good woman to cook for the
preachers dinner, he takes gun or a
club and makes a hike for their heads,
but Sam Kneling took his team and the
mower aud clipped off his wife's turkey
hens legs and then called in the preach
ers.
There is considerable interest being
taken in the meetings going oil at Mt.
Zion, Hopewell and other points in the
east end. Quite number we're baptized
at Hopewell Sunday.
Miss Retta Dale, who is manager of
big millinery store at Lebanon, Mo-, and
who has been visiting her mother for a
few weeks, left Sunday morning for Leb-
anon, via St. Louis, where she will buy
her fall stock Of goods.
Mr.. Wilhite, of Enid, sold four fine
mules last week to a Saline county man.
He, accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Ollie, delivered the mules, by driving
through in the buggy and leading them.
The Rock Island train last week ran
into flock of forty young turkeys be.
longing to the Ozark Prairie Poultry
Plant and killed two and crippled
another. Guess the company had better
come round and settle the damages.
The frame of Frank Drivers big barn
was raised Tuesday Of this week. When
completed this will be one of the best
barns in the community.
Joe Schannep and family visited last
Sunday with his father and mother, Ike
Schannep, west of Versailles.
Mrs. John Allen visited from Saturday
to Monday with her father and mother
DUCK S'oss"'i''e' Vi "I"'ols'
Asa Gum, the-forever' and a'day
thrashing machine man, traded his old
separator for a new one last week. He
will now thrash forever and two days.
Those interested in the temperance
work should see that all its friends come
ont and are enlisted IN active work and
insist that every one come and vote their
| sent ift,apte Sent 4 Why can't
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22
Scattered Items.

We are glad to see so many using their
influence in favor of temperance and
hope they will keep the good work NOV.
ing until the demon booze is overtlrown.
The kicker is also in evidence. He is
often two faced in order to do his dirty
work. Watch him.
The thief is again abroad in the land
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22
Sandspring Farm,


Ed. REPUBLICAN,
There are, as we all know, two sides
to every question, aud in commenting on
the discharge of Police Commissioner
Rozelie, of Kansas City, you seem to
have taken the side of the Metropolitan
Railway, the side Of the big business
men, of the Kansas City papers, of the
Civic Federation, alias Employers I'm.
MON, also many preachers took the part
of Rozelle. Now, as workingman,
whose sympathes are with organized la
Dor, allow me, Republican straight, to
state few Of the facts which influenced
Gov. Folk in discbarging the police
chief OF Kansas City.
1t was proven that the police depart
ment was political machine, run by the
Metropolitan Railway, 1t was shown
that police captains owned gambling
houses; that detectives co operated with
thieves. The force was. used in the in.
tercst of the chiefs son, who was law.
yer; this son tried 10 bIibe an officer who
had man up as ravisher; failing in
this, the chief himself told the officer to
let up. Policeman were fonud to be on
the payroll of the Metropolitan Railway
Co, their service consisting in persccut
ing with the third degree any man
who sued the company.
Why are the big business men and 9TH.
er big interests. with the newspapers,
against FolkI Why did the mine owners
of Colorado pay the state militia while
trying to break the Labor Union1 Is II
right that the employer Of labor should
fix the rate of wages'
More than | have said was proven
against Rozelle, and l think with nv
uiule, not with parro, preacher, sub
sidized editor, OF a railway CORPORATION.
think that because they could depend
on the Kansas City police as an efficient
organization Of strike breakers, they are
on the trail of Gov. Folk. What do they
care for detective thieves, or for the
pluuder of harlots, so long as they can
add TO their bank account the money
stolen on the way to Jericho? Kick,
'Humpy, kick; Polk is on our side.
WoRKISoNAN
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22
DIRECTORY.
TIxrs o.eh.Bnss g ooURA

T1xrs g ~ h.s'iso oouRA
Cirruit cpurt-Ine Monday In April and and Non
day In August and Dc,unber.
Prubate onrt-9ui Monday IN February. May and
EovSnbcr, md 9Th Myn,iay Tn August
County court--Firs, Monday IN February, May,
August and novJmbcr.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22

The Morgan county circuit court
is in session this week, regular Sept,
term, with but a small grist on hand,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22

Two weeks and will We have but short time
during that time odds and
In fact, entire stock is before you.
AT LAST CALL PRICES
13 off on entire stock of Dress Goods
1-3 off on our entire stock of LaCes and Enbroideries
3 off all Mems Underwear Hats Mems and Boys Clothing
Odd Pants in the
t. a
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22

CHUnuu DiREGrOLg.
NJ. u. Church, SuIth- prgp,hinR EVEN Sunday at
u n IN. md SD .. m. sunday Hrh"oi n, 0sD u. M
Prayer mcsthte Wednesday evening.
REv. ), ". EMORY. Pu'tor.
Presbyterian Chlrch-sunily schopi n 9s1 every
SUNDAY mouting ], W. NCCLELLAs, Supt.
blpttst Ohurch--Prcaching gyUry sun.
day nj II u md I ~ p. m. Bua,no- meeting on
Saturday before the Hh sunday NJ TsD p, IN, sun
my sshooi it go H. and u. Y. p. .at7S0 .. m.
evgry sunday. REv y. ", wurrx, Pastor.
Chrisi,n Churuh--sunday school every Sunday at
gsDa IN. q. D. HUsTEn, superintendent,
PpachinR every Third Sunday in enrh month at
II g. M and 100 D. JAs. q. OnERLr Mlnistr.
81 Pnui's NJ. L. Churh (t'ulorei) Preaching nt
II n m and 1sD n, IN It and 3rd Sundays IN slrh
month. Prayer rneating cve,Y Thursday evening,
SUNDAY school at ss1 ., m every Sunday.
RIsV. d, pEYroH. Pastor
CulyrNsd Duptist Church-FrcachinI ut II II. m. uni
Ts0 D. m. every 2nd und 9Th Sunday Ia each month,
-. Y. p. u. cyerynwoinCr'lay evening at 79O sun
day school at 2;aD .. eyoIy sunday.
Rsy, q, WHAT'S, PASTOR,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22

SocrrriKs,
AR.SA, R.--rersiIlCs Loogu. No. n1 regular
communication tho Int saturday night cnch mouth.
y. Y. YAnsnLr- W. II.
wnAy wTrEH .Socrctiry.
Lo. o. Fc-yorsTillCe Lodge. No. "a, regular
mstinas cvury Tuesday might
II. N. LUTMas. N. q.
A. PoPPEn. Secretary.
x. P,-vera,iilas Lo,igc, No 1sl, NESTS every
Tbursday night, q. NJ. uAB1kTT, O. O.
l. NJ. suiiAsssp. X. of II, as.
NJ. ". A.--vursnIloe Camp, No. Ana mcoo every
"Wednesday night. W. T. GoLD. tnnsui.
y. X. DUoR, Clerk.
10 H. Mia Ha Tonkl 1ribe, No ia, mccts
every Wednesday siccp,
CHAs. ksApP. SArbom.
O.v. N. HUpsos @. OIL
A. q u. w.--Vorrniilea Io,iac> No, no. rr-ts ey-
eyy ind and 9Th friday nights In oach month.
JAMES AsrHs. n W.
II, O. MORGAN, Rccurdor.
". c. T. U-Mte,s every Wednesday ni,~
noon al 2i3o O'Clock A cordial Invitation Is eS-
tended to all. Mrs. l.. T.. BRioos Pres,
Mas coph ScHAsNTr, Rec. seoy.
Mas NJ. l. ANpEssos Treas
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-12
L00PH0LE is ALWAYS OPEN.
If the Railroads Fail IN One Way
to Pall;ata the Big Shippers
They'll Hunt Till They
Find Another.

Washington, D. G. Oct. ll.-Af-
terall the fuss thath as been made
over trust batting, government
prose cutlon rebate fines, and the
like 1T isa little discouraging to find
that the rebate is working as mer-
rlly az ever and ina way that is
very difficult either to detect or
prevent.
Complaint has been made unofli
clallty to the Interstate Com,
merce Commission by number of
independent shippers who are
afraid to let their names be
known, that many Of the railroads
are paying rebates to the big ship
pers just as formerly under the
gulse Of damage claims, demurrage
and similar charges. 1t is Of
course d matter of indifference to
the big shipper w.ar the railroad
calls the money it pays hiu just
so he gets it. And when this
amount is charged to delayed slil
ments( shipments are easily delay
ed) car demurrage and damage
claims, it is very hard to prove
That they were not legitimate
charges. The only difference Is
that these claims are settled
promptly and quietly with the big
shippers while the little fellows
nave to go 70 law to get sa;isfac
ion, and they get more law than
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-12
SIMPLE HOME RECIPE.

Get from any prescription pharma-
cist the following:
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one halt
ounce; Compound Kargen, one ounce;
Compound Syrup :;arsaparilla, three
ounces.
Shake well in a bottle and take a
teaspoOnful dose after each meal and
at bedtime.
The above is considered by an emf
nent authority, who writes in New
York daily paper, as the finest pre-
scriptiol ever written to relieve Back
ache, Kidney Trouble, Weak Bladder
and all forms OF Urinary difficulties.
This mixture acts promptly on the
e|iminative tissues Of the Kidneys, en-
abling them to filter and strain the
uric acid and other waste matter from
the blood which causes Rheumatism.
Some persons who suffer with the
Affections may not feel inclined to
place much confidence in this simple
mixture, yet those who have tried it
say the results are simply surprising,
the relief being effected without the
slightest injury to the stomach or 9th
er organs
Mix some and give it trial. 1t
certainly comes highly recommended.
1t is the precr1ption of an eminent
whose entire reputation, 1t
is said, was established by it,
A druggist here at home when
asked started that he could either sup.
ply the ingrediets or mix the pre-
BcIrptiOn for 0ur roadera al an razor.
mends 1t as harmless.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-12

Opelousas Clarion: The farmers O
several Louisiana parishes held sc
cret meeting in Baton Rouge recently
and organized themselves into the
Cotton Planterst Ginners' Association
for the purpose OF ;nauguratng q
fight against the cotton oil mills of
this State, which they have reason to
believe are allied in secret compact
or trust to keep down the price of cot
ton seed. The object Of the organiza-
tion. is to see that the cotton planters
secure a fair price for their seed. No
minimum price for the sale OF seed was
fixed, but they intend to get as much
for the cotton seed in this State as is
being paid in any Of the Southern
States by the cotton. seed oil mills.
The complaint that last year the mills
were playing $50 a ton for seed in
neighboring States and about S12 a
ton for it in Louisiana. This. they
lIege. was done by the mill men
agreeing upon the price Of seed.
The associaiiono ficially states that If
thsre i a ny move mentalongthat line
this year they will imn ediately bring
action IN the court to prevent the ille-
gal combination.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-12

Everybody is anxious TO have he
President kill at least one bear.
Tomorrow is TO be an exciting
day, as a wild cat hunt has been
planed. under he direction Of Dir
II. K. Miller, Of Mississippi, and
his famous wild cat dogs.
Stamboul, La.Oct. little | at
est advice from lamp Roosevelt is
the effect that no bear have been
killed orsighted The Presidents
party will change location to-mor-
row Saturday, moving toward
Bear Lake. in the Tensas Pass
The party Will be transferred
by train from this point to New
ELTON, preceding thence to the
point above mentioned. 1t is
generally accepted that there is
no bear in this section or practie
ally none. Reports from New
elton are to the effect that they
plentiful III the Bear Lake region.
Today has been spem in a search
for wildcats, and a messenger re
ports that tue dogs were Oh a
promising trail when he left the
scene earlier in the day. The
President accepts the situation
ph.!osophically, saying that the
present is not the only search for
big game that came 10 naught. |
The President will remain quietly |
in camp during Sunday, aud
start out Monday morning with
renewed vigor and persistent de-
ermin alton.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-12
SHORT MEMORIES.

Crowley Signal. From New York
comes the Oninous nows that the
Democratic party is threatened with a
recrudescence of the Alton B. Parker
boom. Hold on, now; you'll remem-
ber him after a while,'' says the Lake
Charles American. Why, certainly
we remember bin. Parker is the.
preacher who tried To clean out the
New York tenderloin district a few
years back. You must think people
have short memories
Beg pa rdon, Brother Randolph.
Alton B. Parker is not minister.
but lawyer by profession, and never
tried to "clean out the Teaderl1on. dis
trict. You are twisted a little in the
names Parker and "Parkhurs -
was the minister wno"did
c'ean out the Tenderloin district a few
years back"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-12
Lame Back.

This is an ailment for which
ChamberlalH's Pain Balm has
proven especially valuable In
almost every instance it affords
prompt and permanent relief.
Mr.. Luke LiGrage Orange
Mich, says of lit; .fter using a
lplaster and fot remedies for
three weeks W. bad lare back,
apurchased a bottleof Cam .er.
lian's Pain Balm, and two applica-
tions effected a cure" For sale
by All Druggist.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-12
StambOul, East Carroll Parish, is the Immediate
Vicinity in Which Presidential Party Hope
to Locate Large Game.
ARRIVED In LOUISIANA LAST SATURDAY

President Theodore Roosevelt
has been guest Of Louisiana
since eaLly last Saturday morn.
ing. With him are private Sec
retary Latta anil several perscn
ages, our own John A. MclIhenny
among the number
That Louisiana and Lonisianans
are proud to harbor the head of
this great nation within their do
mains there is no room for donbt,
but the requests made by the chief
executive that he be left to enjoy
the solitude Of a hunt in the cane.
brakes of this commonwealth has
been kept 50 religuously that it,
too, bears out the above claim in
true Roman fashion. That our
people would be glad to enter tain
the President in genuine style and
and extend to him the characteris-
tic hospitality Of our community
there is less doubt, hut with ore
accord all have said: Let Presl-
dent Roosevelt's request be grant
ed, that he may return to the Ma.
tional Capitsl bearing for us the
same feeling Of love and respect
that we entertain for him y
The follow kilograms are brief
synopsis of the frs. weeks hunt.
and tell in brief the story of the
President and his party from it's
induction into Louisiana up to and
inclu.iing Friday, October. 11th
l@Lake Providence, La, Oct. 5.-|
President Roosevelt and party ar
rived here this morning, but stop
ped only a short while, moving on
to Alsatia, some fifteen miles fur
ther south on the Mississippi.
Stamboul, La j, Oct. 6.-Presi-
lent Roosevelt and his party Of
hunters and dogs arrived here yes
;erday, and are resting quietly ID
lamp.
Stamboul, La, Oct Z The
President and his party pitched
heir tents near tue Tensas Bayou,
md rested quietly all day yester-
lay in anticipation Of an early
tart for the canebrakes this NOR
ling, Seven tents constitute the
White village.
Stambonl, La. Oct. S.-Sec-
etary Latta started out yesterday
0 find the Presidents camp in the
wilderness, taking with him many
letters addressed to the
Up to this writing he i
as no. returned. Mr.. Latta was I
ccompanie0 by gnide IN the ,
erson of Lee Shields, his host.
[oltt Collier. the famous negro bear
unter from Mississippi, reported 9
or duty yesterday with a pack Of
ounds. The party did not leave
be camps to- day on account Of I
eavy rain. II
Stamboul, La, Oct 3 -Piesi-
ent Roosevelt aud party star. ed
Dr. the canebrakes early this /
forming, under the guidance of /
'en Lilly. Oae report from the 8
uniting ground ls to the effect :
hat they must have Jumped a 8
ear. judging from the sh. o,ing +
rat took place duf;ng part Of {
,e afternoon. The weather IS /
cal Secretary Latta, who re- =
lrned from the Presidents cam !,
es;erday, has c'osed the TEN
oray White House At Q'Hara's .
witch, : short distance from
81, e,and has gone On } pecan hunt, q
J lirtlc business il there for him .
, attend to.
etambopl. -. Oct. 10 Presil
~ ooeevelt fosday killed : llne
1Ii1 II fo flIo eflef factionl
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-12
HGMOLoGATIoM OF ACCOUNT

Succession Of Joseph Il. Bouette, decss,se1
Nineteenth Judicial Distpict Court Parish Of
iberia, State Of louisiana:
Whereas Mrs. Cora Doucet wi(bw OF Joseph
Il. Bontte. an( natural toAat,Ix of he
mlnpr chiIdreH issue OF hef mar riage with
said Joseph K RJBouette, a/d administering
said estate. a 1esoentxuf< lafayette parisi,
has filed into Ha@otl Die |onrt q tableau
and account odthe esta( OF Joseph B,uette.
deceased, Ter tlusba1A. and in community
with him, together WI h her petition prayI z,
that saue be f1bmol( gated and apl royed.
Notice is thetefoH hereby given 10 whom
1T may Uf dotf,co1 Fern, t3 sheyw{.ause if any
they haye. w4h& ten days from the 5rst
publication het t(bL why the pray er Of pei len
er should not be< 9raifyG
Witness tire &o}orshk James Simon. =, dge
ot our said court thi9A 18th day Of October A.
y. 1901.
Al. MAUMUS
Deputy Clerk Of said Court
OEther Q. Mouton, Attorney