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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
WALNUT GROVE.

John Kaufman ~as Al home a few
days last week.
Revs. Slirhe, and Kenney Ias'.d
through here last week, intercs,iup
people OH local option.
Mr.. Moomaw is improving very rap,
ly.
Mrs. leh Talbot attended the fun,r;'
OF her grandmother at Akinsvillc last
Friday.
Mrs. Moore is visiting her daughI"r.
Mrs. Woodroos.
MI. and Mrs. win nolsopple are visit
tng in Penn. Mr.. l'olsoppe is ,ra,c'inH
tor his health.
Mrs. Waldo Ball was sick last week.
Johnny Kaufman returrtd I" -
Louis Monday.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND
All the Herross ot Change 0, Life for five
Years, Leucorrhea tor Ten Year.
USED 3OA.pHORA
After Physicians faile't 20 Cure. That Wa,
Five Years ago SIN Pfaising zoa-phora

Woman: best friend is one tina, wi.,
give her the degree Of buoyant hcalih
and strength that nature intended "a,
her zoa- Phora is that friend. Net d,
patent cure ALL" but iust a medicine.
scientifically prepared for women unl,
One tina, act, directly un the diseased
organs through the blood and nervou>
system, replacing the old worn,out ,iS
sues will, new, and removing conges,ior
Inflammation and unnatural discharge
Zoa PiOta is the we'll woman's fiicn
too, bccause Il keeps her well.
Mrs. Edwin Lee, of Addison Mich.
gan, says: "Pen and ink Gan Never i,'
what Ioa- Pho,a has duNe h3r ne i,i'
indeed "a true aud tried friend anti M
never failed me once" Whether yph
are sick, ailiny. or welt. keep a h,tlr ol
Zoa. .Phora IN the hohse all the time. It
will prove a frtend i'll need.
Mrs. Alice brown, df Valley Junction,
Ia, wto,c on May AZ, ipO1, II wish to
tell You that zoa Phora has been a won
dcrTNl blessing to me. have been i
sufferer for the last ten years from len.
corrhea, and for the last five years viii,
change Of life and all its horrors took
treatment from local physicians in Xix
hart, Ind, hut received no mwFt,
Finally was induced to bSgi" taking
oa.Phora. and after taking four bot,ict
my health is restored. | carr now do ,nt
own work, and can neyc. thank yoh
enough for the benefits dcriyrH froA
your wonderful remedy" rN April %,
1877, nearly FIVE Year, later ats, Brown
writes, "vou may sill !sfef ANY woman
to me. will gladly recommend Zoa'
Phora' Does this no, prove that the
benefit was Tsrshanen,t
This lette, /. strong proof Of the n'crt
Of Hoa- -rhora. The only way tia, yo',
can BECOME positively convinced that
5oa Pi,ora will do as much for you is t'
try the n,vdicine yourself. Go to yout
drr1gist ahd ask for boa rhoraS
NO Other explanation will hs n'"dd,
you vii, receive the medicine already
prepared, compounde! IN JUS, the
righ, proportions, and po. up in i
ssaled, sterilized, ont dollar to,tle.
In each package viii We found copy
Of ar. Pengelly's Advice to Women
a medical book, si.int interesting anil
instructive informa,lJh abou, all diseas,
Of women anil int way to successfully
treat them. Yoh can now treat you's, 1
in the privacy Of your own home and
Lss,. 20. :e.l your uou!.t. " any eucl
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
Let This End II,

"'rhc fish trust ought TO ec,!dhtt lis
business along seine lines" says one con-
temporary. and another adds, "ho~
abou, ne, profit" ami ..'l another SAYS.
"this is what NAY BE called reel
hu,nor. " There viii hs no "reel" hu,nor
in the situation, however, says the
Brookheld oa'ts,e, If Mr.. Roosevelt
weights the Gsl, trust in tile scales of
justice and dciies to knock /, Of its
pes.a.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
FROM GLENSTED.

Mary Milburn OF Sehalta visited It.
latives here over sunday.
Rev. ". K. Kenucy filed his regula.
appointment at Mount Moriah Sumday
John Holloway, wife and daudl,ey,
visited in Benton connty last week
George i. Eootlie was in Sedalia u''
business last week.
Rev. Benjamin stone preached q, the
Concrete Sunday.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
Card OF Thanks.

We wish hereby to express OUT
thanks to every one who has helped
us to bear our Sorrows in the recent
illness and death Of our dear baby
with their loving sympathy and kind
deeds.
&. n. WH4ys and family.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
Installation OF Officers.

Ha Ha Tonka Tribe. No. ia,
|. o. r. NJ. a. their regular sleep on
Wednesday night, July 10th, installed
the following officers for the ensuing
term, A. Pepper, ID. ID. &. S., in
s,alling officer: Chas. Knapp, Grand
Sachem; Ed Hulett, Senior
Sycamore; T.. &. Morgan, Junior
Sycamore. and JAS. Marriott, Prophet.
This Tribe continues 10 hold its
weekly "war dance at the new Hall
every Wednesday night.
Remember the Old Soldiers Re-
union and picn't At the Alum well
Park Thursday.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25

ing on the banks Of the classic Ora.
vols this week.
NJ. l.. Joachimi and wife, Dan
Williams and wife and &. W.
Kavanaugh and family spent Sunday
and Monday at Collins Lake. They
had good time.
Died, Sunday morning, Charles N.
infant son of Rev. and Mrs. &. N.
White, aged 4 months and lS days.
The body was laid to rest in the City
cemetery Monday afternoon to await
the glorious reunion that is just a little
ways ahead.
A. ]. Petty, Geo. Kabrs, W. II.
Doyle and James Spurlock started for
the Gravois Tuesday evening, loaded
to the guards, at least the wagon was,
and we look for the biggest lot of
fishing stories Of the season on their
return.
y. {. Hardy. one Of our good
friends of Versailles, was Il passen-
ger to Boonvillc Friday. Mr.. Hardy
is one of the applicants for the new
position created in the State Training
School by the last legislature, that OF
parole officer Bunceton Tribune.
The Topic for discussion at the
Epworth League meeting at the NJ
r. Church, next Sunday nigh, will
be: "What can the Epworth League
do towards closing the Saloons Of
Morgan County, The meeting will
begin at 1913.
I.eader-t;uy Gibbs.
Prof. I.ivesay has resigned his
position of Supt. Of the Versailles
High School, and accepted position
at his old home, Graham. Va, which
pays a better salary. The school
board don't know it yet, but when
they learn OF it will probably look
around for a good man to fill the
vacant place.
George Oliver, who had been visit
ing his uncle at Fayetteville, and
gum-suCking with the Arkansaw girls,
and rccuperating his shattered health
at Hot Springs the pas, month, re-
turned home last week, and there
was at leas, one Versailles girl who
dried her tears and quit her sobbing
on hearing Of his arrival
The Versailles Base Ball Club
(colorcd) lid not 20 to Olean las,
Saturday, as the Olean Club wanted
them to play there on Sunday, bu,
the Captain of the Versailles team
refused to play on the Lords Day,
setting good example tor all those
who obey both human and divine
law. There can certainly he no cx.
cuse given for Sunday base bal
playing.
W. N. ellison, the groccryman
had the bad luck Saturday evening
while attempting to catch his hloodcd
racer, of having it stumble with him
and injure his lex. He was able tc
be up town Monday. and will soon be
all right for another ride. Mrs
ellison being gone gives the old mar
a chance to get gay, but that I'LL,
will probably keep him busy and ou
of other mischief until she returns
Some men, without their wives tc
look after them, are pretty general,
in hot water.
Jas. Dudley viii close his barbel
shop, il not pld before, August 1st
and move TO the Chas. Price farm,
mile northeast Of the city, where h
viii engage in the poultry and hos
business with Mr.. Price. Also en-
gage in the breeding OF thoroughbred
stock. MFR, Dudley will tontinu,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25

We hereby desire to return our
heartfelt thanks to the kind neighbors
and friends for their aid and sympathy
in the illness and death of our baby
boy.
MS. and MRs. JonN w. KNooP.
MIR. and Mrs. W. T. Trey, Of Fruit
dale Farm, were in the city Tuesday
and wednesday. Mr.. Trey came over
especially to attend Oddicllow lodge,
but the night was too warm for the
candidates.
Judge Cline is seriously i'll. He
was taken, week or SO ago, with
very bad cold, which almost develop.
ell into pneumonia, followed by a
serious attack of hiccough. The at.
tending physician, DIR. Iutman, re.
ports him some better at present, but
not yet out of danger. We hope to
be able to chronicle tull and speedy
recovery.
Judge w. S. Gibbs secured for
Comrade Geo. W. Hutchinson an in
crease of pension, under the old law.
to $1,000 per month, and tor
Comrade Samuel billiard an increase
to $500 per month. Both are old
residents of Morgan, honorable and
deserving citizens, and Justly entitled
to the additional sum. He also
secured an increase tor Comradc
W. f.. I.amme, giving him $1,000
per month to held hin, in his declin.
ing years. let the good work go on,
Mrs. Moss, of McNair Heights,
was down last week on the Gravois
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Me-
Donald, who, with her children, re-
turned with her Saturday for re-
turn visit. On Saturday afternoon,
after their arrival at Mrs. Moss
home, Richard, the two-ycar. old son
Of Mrs. Mcdonald, got hold OF bot
tie Of carbolic acid, and spilled its
contents over his hands and face,
badly burning them, but Dr. Gum
was speedily called and soon had the
; little sufferer resting easy, and by
Sunday morning he was apparently
all right, and able to take his part in
play.
W. =. F.atman, an old time friend
! OF Mountain Home, Ark, made us a
very pleasant social visit wednesday
, morning. He came in Tuesday
| morning. Mrs. Eatman and children
having proceeded him several weeks,
I on visit to her uncle, Jno. W. liv-
, ingstOn, OF this city. Mr. Eatman is
, circuit and county clerk, recorder,
, probate clerk, etc. Of Baxter county,
. and has been in Office so long he ha,
: forgotten when he started. 1t was
! certainly a pleasure to talk Of the old
times and friends Of Mountain Home,
one Of the pleasant spots Of Garth,
He, with his family, exprc, 20 start
: tor home Saturday.
, Born, Sunday, at noo,,, to the vile c'
Mr.. W. Speed Mills. of near Noonville, =
fine l:.lb boy. Mrs. Mills and HUSBAND
have been visiting here for the pas, week
. in the home of he, pareh's, T. T.. Steph
n ems and wife, and The little man selecte,
, this town ~ a good place in which to b'
:. born The little man and his mother
' ate doing nicely according to last re
: ports. Papa speed and grandpa S,epli
0 ems are gradually calming down and i, il
y though, that grandpa Mills and uncl'
Mack S,epl,e"s Will get over their airs il
n few tlays. We are pleased to congratu
r late the happy young parents upon ,h
!, s,fe arrival Of their fine little first borl
, aud to wish for him long aud prospect
ous life. -. .Buncrton Tribune.
V Let This End II.
pT1,. C.b ,r,., s,u.,i,t o., <o,tA,,it II
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
ICE! ICE!

ICE! ICE! ICE!
Remember, we are going
to handle Manufactured Ice.
the only kind that insures
good health.
T.. II. MASON,
Everything Clean.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25
Card or Thanks.

We hereby desire to return our
heartfelt thanks to the kind neighbors
and friends for their aid and sympathy
in the illness and death of our baby
boy.
Ms. and Mrs. JonN w. KNOoP.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-07-25

T.. n. WHtys and family
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-01-02
Dress Goods.
Ladies Wool. Knit Underskirts.

soc Skirts, Sale price 80 cents.
75c Skirts, Sale price so cents,
$1.OO Skirts Sale price 70 cents.
$3.50 Skirts Sale price $1.19.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-01-02
Wool ShaWIs and FasCinatorS.

Just the thing for cold mornings and evenings.
cut the prices to make them warmer.
SOC kinds clearance price 39c.
75c kinds clearance price 6Sc
$3.50 kinds clearance price $1,25
$500 kinds clearance price $3.50
Same cut all shawls up to the 5, 6 and 81 ones
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-01-02
Shoes.

In order close broken lots of shoes we placed
all odds and ends not all sizes 20 to $50
90 cents. 81 80 fo 200 odds and ends at 81 10
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-10
HAWAIIAN HONEY.

the tradere
of Hawaii declining If such
agriculture has lately seemed
of thriving category diversified industries Different
engaged in recently planning
honey crop They
against corresponding period 1906
OF
inquiry leading Territory
delayed this by the heavy of last spring Two
would make carloads These
will considerably the remaining
be reported
gratefully
through the personal efforts
Dine entomologt of the Hawaii Experiment Station,
little
Watts lgaroba blossoms
strict
product
Washington which the
the adulaed
song with other economic
of the
be conducted lands that
Honolulu the food which algarob
seeing, that anything of could i
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-10
Commercial News
By Daniel Logan.

There to be perfect confidence felt Honolulu
which,
probability
be
the of the Washington authorities
in
public to
by the
in
as
National had
of T. of
los
Cecil of the local
selling
he
of
is
Bank deposits copper cent
and accepted
the
on EiveJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-10
Small alks

CHARLEY HUsTAcE say anything any as long as there
a within
H. F. WooD-Evey boarding house this
and now the hotels going to begin to fill
FoP
the S big
UNITED STATES 4 and
that fact becoming thoroughly recognized
of offenders in this Territory
w. T. LUCAS should think that it would good Inter
Island
nextJ January
W. W. HARRIS Mr. of the
Ioent in the Star regarding the i
a the rairo adwha the
with undershir made Il ruckm
good Why
FRED WALDRoNI that the Napier have
dollars
Two three like going get price of
ACTING GOVERNOR
Egg Blue chamber feel
pick
GEORGE LoWE-This
individual
to in
Smoot the him
And if the law make tell
front the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-10
NOVEMBER 10

EDITOR


of birthday
the Emperor of japan
to quoted verbatim
in
earth The the Advertiser
ourselves
important enough rates
with the that the
special Hawan
subjects
state
doubt
Hawaii
believe at this stage of
intended by him be conveyed direct
insulting to o His Imperial Majesty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-10
A New Elastic Currency Plan
(The Outlook for october.)


Americans others For
currency
hence resultant
reny to meet the demands during crovg times there would be ser
supaundance
liable promotion consequent
National What need
will
according activity expansion prevent
Ilegitmately establish
apparently
behind Secretary
Treasury inference,
securiv for public ots Mr. Charles H Treat the Treasurer of the
National establish currency.
In
privilege
exceeding half
These
to the present National bank notes The phrase s note is secured by
by the United States The these issues
pan bonds
specified
credit by Clearing House o
Citations, According would be made
for other
to
o
currency
advantage be of
approve authority
the Treasury the Treasurer of the United States Comptroller
officials
S,, Iv banker since tbe Government has MONOPOLY Of the cur
Of
proposed The Outlook
Treats First, natural evolution from
IS to be some radical departure from TRADITIONS second II r Do 20 INC
commits the hazardous
added
lightly municipal bonds should command higher price at
present. and
chiefly would
mark the recognition before in legislation of the "
supply demand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-10
The Business Of Life
(The outlook.)

and weakness in self and in the world is not
battles
his
eis not for battle but for war rot for SINGLE brilliant and dasbino
campaign, but for numbeess skirmshes sudden
night and by hardness selfden exoab discipline
victory characters
victory
on countless small and it rises into noble and towering strength
numbers captured
melted
Vendor eoIum in Paris
Character right turned into firm habit
in deposit of thousand
struggles; thousand times victorious from strife
the deeper purpose
moment by the action of
man character man organized armed equipped and in full possession
of hmsel who has looked life ugeousy
peace
the only peace atnbe IN TINS world the of God which the world
take because of
of spirit A character
the other hand
the victim of conditions
passions charming
disappears; great trial he does
evae it; he
that strength and his
seriousness that victory i
grasp great ruththa
education, and that character,
Happiness to
happiness permanent
continuing condition and life preparation for happiness rather than
time
corruptn training which will
companion golden opportunity
training
mpanonship to pursuit ofltbe
in life
education which,
blooms beyond the touch of frost
he
arduOus discipline Behind the patient years
IN many languages the truth that in them If for the
is willing to endure the udgery peing
happiness growth unfolding truth bliss in
immortal love of which our dvnes visions phec
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-10

60 NlAI
the first slate the political campaign slate which was fixed
during passed privately among
faithful It the straight done and has the seal of anrov Of Naearau
of
sheriff. county
auditor;
and Charley A stakeholder
have looked and
go back Supervisors satisfied
dubious
they Nagaran
Strange Charley
the thinks
real
Sunday preside being
salary
willing
municipality off right He always sci f-saerfcng
been told all meetings
Chngwoh Harvey Boyd
altogether Wlch contrary
blind behind which good deal of hard being done
satisfied let
WHILE at least until burning hard enough that wind
CLEAN through week. however, revealing
county department. charge garbage department
Boyd the head of
this was two fold First Bov6 would have i and that ~ what he d
machine
eff the Screenings Johnson Charley Hustace
laying plain
Hus a ghwad cup
presidency
Of the Could anything convincing,
claredth that they of politics.
ready brought up meeting Super
original,
Charley
carefully through his pecae and announced that his lieutenant William
sweeping garbage
When was
until Kealoha
1t will be very long,
y sss
will before
of
Hawaiian
negreted viii
interpreter, time will
Every the Board English the
a
tongue, matter business English should
~ "
difficulty
the
instance the distance the defendants where
witnesses
all that the might they might
unwilling this really
familiar
totally
entirely judging
in
witnesses
on Page
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-10

sbbeI understand the are
Philadelphia Record
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-09-05
BIG BATTLE ON IN MOROCCO
MooRs IN BLOODY FIGHT WITH
FRENCH AND SPANISH.
Thousands Of Tribesmen Attack Gen.
Drude's Forces-lssue Still
in Doubt.

Paris, Aug. 31.-A terrific battle is
reported to have occurred at Casa
blanca, Morocco, between the French
and Spanish troops encamped there
and a vast force Of Moorish tribesmen.
Dispatches filed when the battle be-
gan announced that Gen. Drude's
troops had been attacked by a force
numbering thousands which appeared
unexpectedly before the city, and was
believed to be composed of natives
from Herchich, the most fanatical Of
all the tribesmen.
Mounted on fleet horses the Arabs
made a desperate charge, hoping to
take the camp by surprise. They were
met with volleys from the artillery
and machine guns with which the
French garrison is well provided and
which moved lanes through the tribes
mems ranks.
The result of the first encounter was
favorable to the Europeans, but the
Moors renewed the attack, according
to later reports.
The engagement lasted three hours.
The line of battle extended over two
miles and it is estimated that about
$4,000 Moors were engaged. The loss
of the latter is not known but is be-
lfeved to have been heavy, as French
officers counted the bodies of 20 Moors
in one roadway. The French loss
was Is men killed or wounded.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-09-05
HUNT FOR FUGITIVE coNvIcTs.
Police Believe Friends Are Hiding
Quinn and Harmon.

Chicago, Aug. 31.-Detectives from
Capt. O'Brien's office resumed their
search Friday with renewed vigor for
Edward Quinn and Harry Harmon,
the two convicts who escaped from
Joliet penitentiary. Scores of detec-
tives from the Desplaines and West
Lake street stations searched the old
haunts of the men on the West side
during the night. Friends of the two
convicts were questioned, but all de-
MED that they were shielding the con-
victs. Lieut.. James Larkin Of the de-
tective bureau, who knew both Grim
inals, is positive that the men are hid
ing in Chicago. The fact that they
have not been seer by any one in the
country surrounding the prison in
Joliet leads the police officials to be-
lieve that they boarded a passing
north-bound Alton freight train, which
they had probably timed.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-09-05
CALLED JUDGMENT OF GOD.
Thief's Death at Hands Of Child
Whose Parents He Had Robbed.

The New York Sunday Worlds
correspondent in Budapest sends it
the following account of a recent
tragedy in the village Of Kaposvar,
Hungary:
Janos Verga, a stock farmer, sold
some oxen for. 900 crowns and CON
cealed the money in his house.
Ference Gal, a ne'er.do-well of the
village, knew Of this transaction and
determined to get the money. He
watched the house until he saw
Varga and his wife leave it. Then
he entered and had no difficulty in
finding the money, which he peck.
eted.
AS he was about to leave he no
ttced sitting in a corner, staring ST.
lently and ~intently at him, the Vargas
six-year-old daughter. Realizing that
she had watched his theft, he deter
mined to get rid Of this witness
against him. He threw a rope over a
beam in the ceiling and tied a moose
in one end of it. Picking up the little
girl, he tried to persuade her to put
her head into the moose, saying it was
a nice game.
"How?" she asked.
It'll show you," said the robber,
laughing.
Gal put down the little girl, drew up
a chair, stood upon it and put his
head through the moose.
Like this" he said, again laugh
ing, is If it was all a game he was
playing with the girl.
The child pulled the chair away
suddenly; the robber fell, his neck
in the moose and was strangled to
death.
The child watched her victims
death struggles until they ceased,
then went outside to await for her
parents. When they returned she
took them to the room where the
dead thief still dangled and told
them in great glee what had taken
place. The 900 crowns were found
in the pockets Of the robber and the
six-year-old child is now the heroine
Of the village, where the event is
called a Judgment of God"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-09-05

So many school children have been
found with defective eyesight that the
school committees Of several cities
have considered furnishing eyeglasses
free. It is a question how far govern
ment should go in supplying citizens
with the necessary things Of life.
Most American parents will prefer to
pay the oculist. In many cities are
free dispensaries where poor children
can be treated and receive free pre-
scriptions for glasses. Parents should
be warned against incompetent ocu-
lists who take advantage of the re-
ports Of the boards of education on
the matter of eyesight in the schools,
and try to get business for themselves
by exaggerated warnings to the "par-
ents of school children threatened
with blindness"