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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
State FAIR TO Be
OPENED SEPT.7

The board OF directors OF the State
Agricultural Society has decided to
hold the next State fair in Sacramento
from September z 20 September IA,
inclusive. Plans are being arranged
70 make the fair greater in scope and
interest than any OF the expositions
held in the capital city IN past years.
The Legislature will be asked, in
its general appropriation bill. to in
crease the amount OF premiums with
the view OF offering an lines OF in
dustrial effort the most liberal prizes
ever presented 10 California competi-
tors An effort viii be made to have
the date fixed for the meeting OF the
National Irrigation Congress the same
week the State fair Is 20 be held
so that California may have an op-
portunity TO display 10 the several
thousand delegates that will attend
the congress the products and wares
0f the State.
President Roosevelt will be in Ari-
zona during the California State fair
week and be will be urged 10 extend
his visit 10 California to attend the
fair.
committee has been named to
consider the matter OF a series OF
races for California-bred running
horses on the same conditions, sub
stantially. as those which have been
provided heretofore for harness horses.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
SCORES OAKLAND s
CHINESE HOVELS
Deaconess Grant Declares
That Invalid Orientals
Live in Filthy Apartments
FUNDS FOR HOSPITAL

Some startling facts regarding Chi
nese tenements built in Oakland after
the IRE were revealed in an address
made bv Deaconess Grant before the
California branch Of the Woman's Aux
Iliary yesterday at its semiannual ses-
sion in the Sunday school room OF TIM
ity Church. Deaooness Grant had been
requested by the president OF the So
ciety Mrs James Newlands, 10 tell
about her True Sunshine" mission
among the Chinese. The oeaconess
made a warm appeal for this. branch
OF church work, saying that IL was
her chief aim to build a Chinese hos
pital in the new Chinatown IN THIS
city. She said that the old Chinese
hospital was a disgrace TO the city, but
that il spite Of its deficiencies and the
fact that when she went 10 minister
10 the patients there she had to bring
her own towels. soap and washbasin.
these things not being part OF the
equipment OF the hospital, she found
conditions even worse now that the
patients were housed in their own
poorly kept homes.
Deaconcss Grant said that the new
houses built Ga Oakland after the fire.
especially those on Second street, were
better than those in the old Chinatown
only IN so far that the dirt had not
yet had time TO accumulate. The con-
struction was as bad as ever In tiny
dark rooms. smaller than the bathroom
OF an ordinary Well-built house Whoie
families existed. Often there were six
or ten people In one room, where they
ate and slept promiscuously. The
rooms were almost invariably window
less and lighted only by the feeble
glow OF q single candle. Sometimes
patients ia with spinal meningitis OF
typhoid fever had been found living in
such rooms with half a dozen other
members OF the family. Sometimes a
child would be absent from the Mission
school Tor several days, and then an
arduous search in the Chinese tene-
ments would reveal the little one, worn
to q shadow. lying in q dark and filthy
room like those described. The deacon
ess said she hoped 10 raise $4,000
to establish 4 branch OF St Luke's Hos
pital in Chinatown in San Francisco.
* good beginning was made by the
free-will offerings brought TO her by
those who heard her stirring address.
The NOm2ns Auxiliary was fortu-
nate IN having several interesting
speeches. Bishop Nichols spoke fore
ibly OF the dignity OF home duties, ad-
7-ising women TO invest these with the
same consecration that they would give
10 the work OF q sisterhood. Rev.
James L. freeman from New York
mace an eloquent address in which he
lauded the influence Of women ia the
churches and paid a particular tribute
20 the influence OF the mothers. Rev.
O. T. r. Macdonald spoke Of the
mission work in the Sunday schools.
The secretary Of the WOman's Aux
iliary. Mrs. A. N. LAWYER, stated that
81 had been resolved to take up en-
thusiast sticallv the matter Of the trien-
nial thank-offering Of 1907. The last
united thank offering was presented in
Boston at the general convention three
wears ago and amounted to Sl50.000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
BREWER BUILDING
b RAILROAD

Henry Koehler. president OF the
American Brewing Company OF St
Louis. is engaged in building q railroad
70 the coast and whether he viii con-
meet with the san Pedro, Los Angeles
and Salt Lake road and thus effect
entrance into Los Angeles, or build
through TO San Diego, has not yet been
determined.
The enormously wealthy brewer, who
is regarded as one of the richest men
IN the country. is the president OF the
Rocky Mountain Route, OF the ST. Louis,
Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway,
and in addition 10 this is the owner
and the president Of several rich coal
mines. which arc in need Of an outlet.
The Rocky Mountain Route has a
line from Ration, y. NJ, TO Cliff House
Junction and then east TO Des Moines,
n. NJ and then west TO GOldo, from
which point twenty-eight miles have
been graded toward the coast Track
laying has been stopped owing to the
want Of ties. However. these are now
being hurried forward and the work
viii be resumed and the line COM
pleted BY Monday.
OfIicials OF the new road claim that
they control Taos Pass. which, they
say. rs the last remaining pass in the
Rockies. The owners Of the new line
also point to the fact that their coal
beds are nearer to Los Angeles than
any other coal deposits and that they
viii find p ready market. No time has
been set for the completion Of the road.
but ia looks as II Los Angeles viii have
another transcOntinental line before
many years have passed
The new line intends to build east
from Des Moines, y. NJ. and connect
with the Colorado and Southern, which
will give Il a market for its coal in
Texas Kansas and Oklahoma
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
To ERECT BUILDING
COSTING $4,000

Jonas Schoenfeld applied to the
Board Of Works for q permit yester-
day 10 erect a four-story and base
ment brick building on the northwest
corner OF Sansome and Sacramento
streets. The building viii cost $4,000
and VIII be used for bank and offices.
l. Liebes applied for a permit to
erect a s25,ooo building on the south
east corner Of Broadway and Polk
street: George F. Wayman, for an
SIS. 900 building on the southeast cor
ner OF Main and Market streets, and
Mrs A E Thomson. for a s14.900 build
ing on the north side OF Howard street,
near Third.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26

MEETING NOTICES
PAST Masters Association Of Califor- q
MIA. ?. and A. NJ. Regular monthly "a
meeting THIS SATURDAY EVEN Way
H J. OWEN. Sec. wv
OCCIDENTAL Lodge No. p. F. and q
a, n vii assemble THIS (SATUR- ~
DAY. AFTERNOON at ? O'Clock for NC~
the purpose Of attending the funeral NNN
OF our deceased brother, NATHAN "
FLANDERS. Friends and rela tives respect
fully invited. BY order OF the Master.
W. G. ANDERSON. Sec.
MOUNT Moriah Lodge No. a. F. and
A. NJ. Officers and members are re- "a
quested 70 assemble IN Mission Ma Nc~
sonic Temple, 2O66 Mission St, on M
SUNDAY, January u. 1907 at 1870 "
funeral obsequies Of our late brother. HENRY
E. HlGHTON. Services VIII be under the
auspices Of California Commandery No. 1, b.
THEo FRoLIcH Sec.
KING Solomons Chapter No s5, R. A n
NJ 1879 Fillmore ct. Mark Master ~
degree THIS SATURDAY EVEN XCX
HARRY BAEHR, Sec. IVY
GRAND LODGE. 1. o. 0. r. Of
the state Of oslifoTnis-The Sg.E
Sbs Srsne s+.ts todgs' o.rto-r,. i q o. r. +St ot
annual session held June 50. 1906. adopted
the following resolution:
any lodge under its Jurisdiction. Is. or viii
be responsible peeunisrily OF otherwise for
any business corporation or association that
the name Of the order.
81. d. RICHARDSON. Grand Secretary.
CLAN FRASER No. IS. order of Scot "a
anniversary Of the birth Of ROB eSsSE @
ERT BURNS SATURDAY AG
EVENING. Jan. 26. 1907, at New .FS
Era Hall. 2121 Market Admis-
sion - cents. AMUSEMENT COMMITTEE.
THE San Francisco Scottish Thistle 4 2A
Club meets THIS SATURDAY A48N
EVENING in Pythisn Hail. 3265 Six S4tK
teenth st., al s y. m. smoker.
GEORGE DOW. Royal Chief.
DAVID GTRDWOOD. Rec.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE. san Francisco-An-
nual election notice-The annual election for
seven trustees Of the Mechanics Institute viii
be held at the Mechanics Institute huildinc
~ Grove ST.. corner Of Polk San Francisco,
TUESDAY. February 26 1907.
JAMES g. SPAULDING. Recording Secretary.
MASS meeting Of the Orrhodox Jews has been
called FOR SUNDAY. January y, at 4 p. m,
AT ll04 Steiner ST.. for the purpose OF re-
building necessary Orthodox institutions
meeting Of the members OF the Swiss Mutual
Benevolent Society Will be held at the Office
Of the society 30 Pearl St. in the city and
county OF San Francisco. on Saturday, the
2eth day OF January. 1907, az O'Clock p. N.
for the purpose OF electing board Of directors
for the ensuing year. and the transaction OF
such other business may come before II.
BY order OF the President.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26

ATTORNEYS
ADVICE free-Dfvorce cost S12: quick and
quiet: bankruptcy. damage. attachments and
probate mntters a specially: fees in sd-
vance 2l2s Fillmore St. near Sacramento.
room 1.
DIVORCE-Costs $50: quick quiet. advice free;
no charge unless successful: open evenings.
1873 Page ST.. near Central ave.
HARRIS HESS. attorneys at law W. T. Hess.
Notary Public. 205s Sutter ST.. near Fillmore
street
ADVICE free: divorce laws: collections. estates;
q. ". COLE. 1T2o Fillmore, Sufter. 4
B. A Krouse 1900 G. G. ave. cor. Fillmore; all
cases; adv free. Eve. : T:5o-s 30; tel West 5l32-
". A. s. NICHOLSON. attorney. 1876 Eddy. nr.
Fillmore: land titles established. probsted. etc.
MARTIN STEVENS. attorney al law. 1888 Golden
Gate ave. bet. Laguna and Buchanan sts
r. J. CASrEIHUN, attorney at Law l24s Golden
Gate ave, bet. Fillmore and Steiner SIS.
RoBERT ". KING. attorney at law (formeriy
Examiner bldg-), 1880 Fillmore ST., near Post
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
HELP wANTED-Female

WANTFD-Young women to learn telephone op-
Grating; paid while learning; salary Increased
after first two weeks and further increases
after work becomes efficient.
Daily luncheon furnished free, and rest
rooms, with matron In attendance.
Permanent positions; good chances for ad-
vancement. Apply 201e Steiner st.
PACIFIC STATES TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GRAPH co.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26

wholesale furnishing goods house
young boys; good chance for Advancement :
mention age and references when applying.
Box 121, Call office
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
Amy CASE CONTINUED

Los ANGELES, Ian. 25.-The case OF
Miles Almy, the wealthy Chicago stock
broker. charged with the embezzlement
OF $4,000 in connection with Goldheld
mining stocks, was continued today in
Judge Pierce's court until Tuesday. Al
my is under a $500 bond.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
MORE RELIEF MONEY RECEIVED

The last Of the fund raised by the
people OF Washington. D. G., for the
refugees in this city was received yes
terday by the Relief Corporation. It
amounted to $e5l.64.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
CHURCH SERVICES.

WEST SIDE Christian. Bush ST.. near Devisa-
deroi Robert Lord Cave minister: residence
3l5l California ST. tel. West s303-January
27 Sunday school, e:45; Christian Endesvor.
6:l5 and $3.50 p. m preaching by Mr.. Cave
at II g. N, subject. Biblical Basis OF Mis-
sions"i at 7:45 p. m. he will preach the first
of series Of evening sermons on The Deca-
logue"; subject, Its Place in the Christian
System.- An seats free Welcome to all
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NoRTHWFSTERN PACIFIC RAIL


ROAD COMPANY.
special meeting of the stockholders OF the
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company VIII
he held nj the office of the company. N room
i043 in the James Flood Building. at $50 Mar
ket street IN the city and county of San Fran
ing fhe principal nlsce Of business OF SAID cor
norstion and being the building where the
Board OF Directors Of said corporation usually
meet. on the 18th day Of March 1907. ~ the
upon the proposition 10 create q bonded inoebl-
edneSs Of said corporation. 10 the amount N
the aggregate Of thirty-fFe million dolarS
1875. .000 O00l IN gold coin Of the United states
existing bonded indebtednessl. and 70 increase
she bonded indebtedness Of said corporation mp
70 the amount. IN the aggregate. OF thirty
hve million dollars 1885. 600 00ol IN gold com
~ the United States. and n secure the SAID
proposed bonded Indebtedness by A mortgage OF
deed Of trust upon the railroads. franchises
and property Of the company now owned or
hereafter acquired and the income thereof. or
mortgage deed OF trust: and to defern me
fhe form and terms n said bonds and mort
gage or deed Of trust. and 70 authorize the
Board ~ Directors 10 take all such action rs
they may deem necessary or expedient IN the
prom ises.
Dated the 9th dsy Of January 1907.
By order ~ the Board Of Directors.
J. /. WILLCUTT.
Secretary Of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
F.E. CALVIN
WILLIAM y. HFRRIN.
WILLIAM HOOD.
\. T. SMITH
p. =. DUNNF.
A. n PAYSON.
=. s PIILSBTRY.
FDWAPD CHAMBERS-
". A. BISSELI.
Directors of said Northwestern Pacific Rail-
road Company.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
ATToRNEYs-ContInued

ATToRNEYS-Contin
BENJAMIN HEALEY. attorney. 1908 Golden
Gate ave. Fillmore; phone West 5125.
CHAs. F. HANLoN. attorney. l7s2 Bush St.
corner octavia: phone West 1850.
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHpR
MARION wALCoTT. pub. stenog; multigraph
work speciality. 1908 Suffer St, tel. West e2ls
PATENTS
MEDINA World Patent Agency; agents in
Washington and foreign capitals; patents,
trademarks. patent law. FRANK P. MEDINA,
manager, s67 Eddy St; tel. Franklin 1850.
PATENTS guaranteed: protect your idea; guide
book free. E. z. vrooman. box 40 Wash. D. G.
FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT. formerly examiner o.
S Patent Office. 925-927 Monadnock building
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN-Patents: late examiner in
Us s.Patent Oftce: tel. Page s02l. 500 Fillmore.
PENSIONS
PENSION attorney, E. A. BULLS. 154l Steiner
st; past commander Thomas Post. G. A r.
PENSIONS. extra pay. etc write l. NJ sHER-
WOOD: 2I5l ELlnert St: San Erancisco;
PHYSICIANS
DIR. WONG HIM.
HERB DOCTOR,
Permanently Located
l2es o'Farrell ST., bet. Cough and oetavia.
A-Announcement-DR F. G KECK returned
from the East and resumed his practice, 99S
Steiner st, cor. McAllister. Hours "a p. m.
SEE MAIN CHY.
Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarium,
355 9TH ST., Oakland
H A. HESS. NJ. D. (Pacinc Hospital Surgeon)-
Office hours. l TO and to I:S0. 140 Hayes.
Tel Market 242s
DR.. SAMUEL W. MEANS has resumed prac-
tie, Del DebeFt block corner Van Ness ave and
OFaTreI HI
DR.. Z F. WEST. formerly Of 5l1A Leaven-
worth st. is now at I115 McAllister. Phone
DIR. JOSEPH ARDENYI. physician. surgeon :
diseases Of women and men, 9Se McAllister
ADVICE free: divorce laws: collections estates.
G. w. COLE. l720 Fillmore. mr. Sutter rm 4.
DR. r o. JELLINEK. DeIbert block. Van Ness
and O'Farrell. Hours 1904; tel West 1920.
x-RAY AND STATIC TREATMENTS DIR. A.
s. TUCHLER, 7o2 Van Ness ave; hrs. is. f-s.
DIR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMSON. formerly p
Powell, now at e24 Geary; hours TO p. m
DIR. JAMES OSBORNE, formerly Clay St. re-
suned practice ii7s Eddy. Tel. West 1925
DRs. BARKAN sEwAII-. eye, ear. nose and
throat 100 California St, cor. Van Ness ave.
DRs. LAMB, 1907 OFarren St, Fillmore.
Accommodations for patients. Tel West 1888
Southard. Dr. w FA eye. ear. nose. throat. 1924
Cough, ! TO p. m: mornings by appointment.
ALBERT ]. ATKINS, NJ. D., rectal diseases.
1909 Franklin ST. mr. Pine; hours to 4 p. m.
DIR. ]. ". MCDONALD. office SIS Octavia ST:
phone Special 2os4; res phone West 2lse
DIR. c. J. sCHMELZ removed TO 81 Scott St,
bet Page and Oak: telephone Park 491.
CARRIE YETTER, NJ D.. S59s 18th St,
3S9S 10th ST. corner Church.
DIR. J. L. Antiques. 2947 Fillmore St. corner
Union: hours TO p. m.
DIR. OWEN BUCKLAND--Eye. ear. nose throat.
1880 Sutter 81: 20 t.
DIR. W n. GBISwOLD s94 Eddy St. corner
Franklin: hours 10 70 f.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25

For the best groceries Tor the least
money go to +. A. Williams. Mason
& Hardy building.
Mrs. Sterling Goddard and sister
in-law, Miss Lucy Goddard, OF Glen
sted, were in the city Tuesday.
Wonder when the Mo. Pac. will
put on that Sunday train on the YER
sailles branch ordered by the late
legislature?
Ladies' Skirts, the latest
creation, just received at
Carl w. BierSach's
On The Corner.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
The Cheapest Place Yet.

A well-to-do citizen OF our county
went into the Corner Drug Store the
other day and inquired the price of
sulphur. "'ren cents a pound"
said. the boss. ''Isn't that pretty
high?" asked the customer; why l
a get it from Montgomery X Ward
for seven cents" "You al get it in
he'll for nothing" answered ID. c.,
land you won't have to pay any
freight, either
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
Necessary Courage.

As a Versailles couple OF tender
age was incoming and spooning in the
shade of a last years birds nest hung
high on the dead limb OF a maple
tree one night recently, the following
waited to the sharp ears of a passing
reprobate:
She-I would never marry man
who was a coward.
He-About how brave would he
have to be to win your approval?
She-Well, he'd have to have
courage enough to-to-proposc.
And the noon hid her blushing
head behind a friendly cloud, and
the sound of yum-yum. lasses candy,
etc, wound up the performance.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
Laundry Deal In Tangle.

After Mr.. Anderson had disposed
of the Versailles Laundry to Mrs.
Annie Kidwell. with contract signed
and the laundry running under her
direction the knocker got busy, and
the matter is in such shape that the
laundry is shut down for the present.
We hope that matters'will be straight
enedi out and thu laundry, now a
necessity to our citizens, will soon be
again in running order,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
TO the Public In General, and Es-
pecially the Members OF the So Call
ed BarbeP'S Trust.

take this method OF announc ing
the fact th,t tn. %tyrannicil. violent
and o~bstreperous episrans hurled so
abuslvely and promiscously through
the columns of this paper will not iall
on my deicnseless head after the first
Of August, as | will close, ii | can not
dispose OF my barber shop, and en-
gage with &. II. Price in poultry and
hog industries on his farm one mile
n. f.. of town.
| thank the public ior their liberal
patronage and hope to be able next
year 10 furnish then thoroughbred
chickens and pigs.
Respt.. J. A. DUDLEY.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
On The Corner.

See the great line of sample shirt
waists at The Fair Store this week.
Miss Mary Ramer was attending to
business here Saturday.
+. A. Williams wants your produce,
and will pay highest prices. Mason
& Hardy block.
W. +. Martin has sold the Iberia
Sentinel to Geo. F. Ferguson, ex-
county collector of Miller county.
Just received a carload of Warrens-
burg flour. This is strictly a high
grade flour. We want you to try it.
&. II. Price. the Butcher md Grocer.
A movement is on foot to organize
a lodge of the Noble Order of Never
swea,s at this place. This is a great
institution, and Versailles has abund-
ant material for the greatest aggrega-
ton ever assembled.
Come, look at our new
Spring Goods, we are brim
full of them.
CARL w. BIERSACH.
On The Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Muntzel and
children, DR.. Gum. Miss Josephine
Biersach and Mrs. Alma Petty, enjoy
ed themselves last Sunday at the
Spears Cave, and had a very pleasant
tin G.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.

Street Fair or Carnivall
&. II. Price wants your Produce.
Ladies', see what The Fair Store
says this week.
Eldon has decided to have a Street
Fair this fall.
Early Breakfast Cotee-beS on
earth-at i. A. Williams.
Miss Dollie Igo, Of Florence, was
in the city Monday.
Let us do your job printing, first
class work and reasonable prices.
'These be the dog days. the
time for light reading, and We are
doing our best.
The best of every thing in the
grocery line at Williams. Mason g.
Hardy building.
1t is reported that the Manageable
young ladies of Versailles are agitat-
ing the organization OF a "Wenecda
Club" and we guess they do.
The latest in Ladies' belts,
just received at
CARL w. BlERSACH'S
On The Corner.
The First National Bank is having
a first class concrete sidewalk built
on both Newton and Monroe streets,
and apparently they have hitched
their wagon to the car OF progress,
and are bound to keep well up with
the head of the procession.
How about the beef investigation I
No beef trust beef for us, we are kill
ing strictly corr fed h~eiiers, grown by
Morgan County farmers. We believe
in dealing with home people. Yours
for good goods and prices that are
right. &. n. PRICE, the Butcher and
Grocer.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
To The Versailles People.

We are now mining and marketing
a very fine LUMP CAMEL COAL,
and can supply you with this fuel in
any quantity during the Summer and
Fall months.
Phone your orders to the office and
they will be given prompt attention.
OUACHITA POTTERY COMPANY.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
DON'T FAIL
TO READ THIS.

For the purpose Of intro
ducinH their waists. ono Of
the largest Shirt waist fac.
tories In tho country has
placed on exhioition at
this store as fne . line Of
shirt waists as you Wall
And In St. Louis OF Kansas
City. at almost factory
prices. Those waists are
new and late dosiHns.
Come and SEQ them now
while tho line - full.
Waists for $l.25 to $500
that Will cost you from two
to i've dollars In the city.
Come this week.
THE FAIR STORE.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25

The ". G.. Il. IT,, at, meeting
Tuesday evening, elected Mrs. J. f.,
Lewis Prex Versailles W. CT C!,,
Mrs. sissss !;x,ing tendered' herr
resignation on account. oi'removal' i'm
,'he rea, future TO Kansas City.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
Mr.. Anderson left Mondaa evening

for Omaha, Neb., TO alte,rS' a big
horse sale at that place, with the
purpose OF purchasing; stock for his
Morgan county ranches. Mrs.
Anderson accompanied Kim as far as
Kansas City,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
All Must Be Sold.

Ladies' sl.l5 and s. .5O Waists
Going at 99c.
Ladies' 81. 90 and g. Waists
Going at 81 SO
Ladies' 81 IS Shoes
Going at 81 10
Ladies' s.. 80 Shoes
Going at ST 95
Ladies' sl.35 and $3.50 Slippers
Going at 81 90
Mems $500 Suits
Going at So 90
Mems $500 Suits
Going at 81 SO
Youths IS 30 Suits
Going at SO 90
Boys IS 60 Suits
Going at 50 SO
Come, take q look at them,
and convince yourself that
these are extra genuine bar.
gains.
Respectfully,
CARL w. B~IERSACH,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
E. p. TQrneu,
Dentist.
office: Uoods Bldg.,
Uers0illes, Missouri,
Office Phone "a
Residence Phone us
Office Phone "a
Residence i'hone iA5

Mrs. Lena Chism, OF Slower. was
transacting business here Monday.
Gus Roieter, OF Stover, was attend
ing to business in the capital city
Monday.
lust Observation-Disclosures car load
of Knobnoster -four, the best on the
market. At f.. a. WILLIAMS.
DR.. Sam James. wife and children,
OF Kansas City, MO. are visiting DR..
p. &. woods and other relatives in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Stephens,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Hargett, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. karde!l, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F.. Bradford, and Mrs.
Senour, OF Troy, Ohio, had a pleas
an, outing Sunday at Collins Lake.
SLIPPERS ana Shoes by the
thousand. at rock bottom
prices. Come, take a look
at them.
CARL w. B!ERSACH.
On The Corner.
We have been asked 70 explain the
difference between a lawyer and an
a,torncy-at-lsw. We have It figured
out that a lawyer is a person who
knows enough Law to pull through
on as long as he don't run up against,
something beyond his comWe hension,
while an attorney-at-law is. Ke.
necessity,