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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-06
RURAL LETTER CARRIERS.
Annual Meeting For North Dakota to
Re Held Mt Ear1A

Fargo has been selected for the an
nual meeting of the Rural Letter Car
riers of North Dakota. and President
c. S. Paul OF Grafton officially an
nounces that the third annual meeting
of the association will be called to or
der at 10 a. m. July 4. and there is
considerable business OF Importance
to transact.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-06
THAW'S HALF BROTHER.
eOcIaQeA Pnenn IN sThe Rov~nsnsx rrtvus

Pittsburg, Pa. April 6.-Benjamin
Thaw, a half brother of Harry X
Thaw, now on trial for the murder of
Stanford White. has donated $4,000
to the fund for the proposed new build
ing for the Western University Of
Pennsylvania.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-06
COUNTING THE EGGS.
saocialed Press Cable to The Evening

Times.
Madrid, April 6.-The government
has decreed that in the event of Queen
Victoria giving birth to son he shall
bear the title of prince of the Astarias.
the title given to the heir to the Span
ism throne and frst assumed in 1888.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-06
A LONG SENTENCE.
PnAaa tn Tho EYenlnR

New York, April 6.-Thirty years in
prison was the sentence imposed upon
Folks Engelbrandt, who had pleaded
guilty to burglary in the first degree
in entering the house Of his former
employer, Mortimer L. Schieff, the
banker.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-06

When some men put quarter in
the collection basket. it gives them
feeling of being real sporty.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-06

II you don't believe in your neigh
bors. don't expect them to have too
much confidence in you.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
A BIG LOCUST CROP THIS YEAR.

T.. S,cdnian, Entoinologist Of this
Station, Columbia, Missouri, issues the
following note o! warning: There will be
due in Missouri this coming spring the
largest brood Of the II Year Locust
or Periodicil Cicada, known in this State.
tons Of the State except the northwest cor
ner, and they should N AXE their appe ,r-
ance in immense numbers by the latter
part of Nav The prairie sections will b"
exempt. This brood Is one that natures
every thirteen years but il is the same
species as those which mature every
in immense numbers near timber lands
and are liable to do much damage to new.
ly planted orchards by %puncturing the
limbs to deposit their eggs. One will
therefore be running a hi. risk in setting
out an orchard this spring near or in a
taickly timbered region. II would be
advisable before concluding to set out
trees this spring to consult the older in.
habitants in your region AS regards the
occurrence Of the locust thirteen years
ago in ,sst locality. The Eggs which the
female Cicada deposit in the t"igs Of
the orchard, fores, and shade trees soon
hatch aud the young drop to the ground
and enter ii. remaining there and extract
ing, SAD from the roots for either tlir-
teen or asv tptcca Yeas. according to
The brood. aud doing no suppreci
able manage during this time. Spraying
common lime white wash Oh the limbs
of.tlie young trees tends to keep the CT
csdas from d-positing their eggs there.
bra.it IL difficult to roach the lnmbs and
cover thei;p at that season because the
leaves catrh and hold tie spray. The
spraying should be done, IL at alt, just
before or just as sosn as the agg laying
process begins.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
Ground Hog Causes Trouble

Knapp says in the Journal Democrat
last week: when the ground hog went
to come OUT. Would It not be better
to say when the ground hog cainc to
vent out" Looking through a glass
darkIy, it would appear that the great
educational facilities Of Warresnburg
have not done a thing for Kapp. It
would have been more classical and in
better form more in keeping with the
environment Of a State Normal, 10 have
said: When the American Marinot cs-
sayed TO take up the ground hog S bar
den last Saturday and vcnturcd to coine
forth from the hidden rccesses Of his sub
terrancan home aud make his annual visit
to the upper surface III terra Eima, he
met the smiling face of heavens luinin-
airy and forthwith departed to the cavern
below, there 10 wait six weeks for that
spring time that gentle Annie sings a.
abput-IIolden Enterprise.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
Good Streets and Roads.

Windsor has again fallen into line
and the drag once again demonstrates its
incalculable worth as a street maker, not
a street in the city but what is as nice,
smooth and level as at any period III the
good old Summer time" And instead
Of being roasted by both townsman and
countrymian for having worse roads than
in the country, all are loud i'll their
praise of onr good streets. The mail car
ricrs report good work in all directions,
the farmers in each locality vicing with
those in adjoining in seeing who has the
best roads. The drag, when properly
used and at the right time. is worth
all the graders south Of the north line
of IIalifax.-Windsor Review.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
Pointed Paragraphs.

Oliler mems ideals are not always
'4gare 'l.ain.
Poets are bosn, but good husbands are
made.
Opportunity docsn't bo,hcr men who
'aa~ beauty sleeps.
Insv.s. a man has money he cont
afford to lie eccentric.
lhis is the glOrioDs season viIeA Il
-"en,'s worth of 0owercosts a dollar.
\ woman doesn't greatly object to con.
Using her age II she doesn't look it.
On. man never sneers al another M
lrSs some woman is at the bottom q, it.
There is nothing more unsatisfactory
~ ordinary men than the opinion Of an
-y,-t
4 woman % seldom Interested in what
- a.an Bays unless slie appears to be
Otherwise.
1--we il blind and a lot Of trouble
40 id he avoided il. marriage didn't act
., "A eye.opener.
Perhaps the popularity Of football Is
"' w 'hS EVf' 'ha' ~ I'"ye'' "'S Du'
ir'l- and do %hings.
...e world is full ii srpeJstitious
'.rI,.- otherwise there would be fewer
..,u acsiOrcis on the market.
,'ren Il ,.g.nan Ia a grievance size
J- ~!.f.es 6, a%.ari:., iur taking every
&. go wrEaan. rlie meets into Ler.
,.nn lc'ae..
S..nm Of the vino is u ways look.
~ ts, q, chance to do you II favor.
:a,a- daS yoS, paX vxss No: aud: aud
,orr neck undss. ~ fva.,-
81 = s,rI turns a IG1I d~rIs srd Taf,ies
apnia~r, he. suv.as Ire Otter; ai!G. 3ritm
'n.A' the other down a:4 nlarrifs. '.ha- p,
. LAY ltiil be- envio.s.,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
A Shooting Scrape.

Last Sanda, morning about Z
o'clock, Jim Pearl (colorcd), VINO
aN-S IL, the east part oi town, was shot
~ MS Icpsoa, Jessie Rcdnon, aged
,LOnt Is, who had just been whipped
hs the old man, pcppering him pretty
"cll around the head with bird shot.
rrarl was. ont the next day with his
head tied up.. but little the worse for
The Scrimmagc.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

An epidemic Of smallpox at Jefter-
,aa City tas scared the legislators in
y, doing son ching a, last, if reports
b.: use, and it may be, if the scare
lists long enough, that they will yet
pas, . bill . : two demanded by the
perple, before adjournment. II moth
iHg bu, smallpox will start them to
.plk, it would be a good idea to have
, supply on hand al the beginning Of
rJ.h session.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
Order OF Publ cation.
IN THE MORGAN couSry CIrcur Counr.

IN THt MORGAN COUNTY IIkCHII COUkI.
State Of Missouri,
County Of Morgan, s. April Tenn. 1901.
Tony W I.utz, aud Joseph J I.u,z. by Ger.
hardt ifnnthausen his legal GUARDIAN, plaintiff
Fritz I.u,z. Lima I.u,z, Anna E%unzw-iier.
Mollie Wochosky FRANK 1.ut<. william henry
I.utz, Joseph John i.ht~. John fie'!rIick III
Mollie Lntz, John T., Weber, william 4. WeheL
Elizabeth Zinseimriei. May Dulet. Eiia Huf,
T. Weber, guardian ii lit/ W.hrr. in.aI-,
schmidt I.ihzie schmidt. Mary tin.s, George
W Ma lin and william II. Martin. defendants.
A., In. day cone plaintiff, lr'rin, by their
attorneys aud file t!ci' petition and affidavit,
alleging among other things that defer darts,
Moli,e l.utz, Anna kun>weiler M"iiic VIZ.
chosky. John = Weber, Frederick W. schmidt,
John J schmidt, i.izIi- schmidt. viii am J., ,
Weber, George ". Martin and william II. Mar.
tin, are not residents 81 the state 81 Mi.snnii
cation that said dcl-iistuts be n.tih"d by puhli-
cation that plnintiis have commenced y sun
against them in this court. the uhie't and gen.
-rai nature Di which il to Try, aNC"itniu and de.
t-fmin- the estate. TILE and interest of the
plaintiff, aud Defendants, rrspectivrly. in and
to the following desc ihrd lands t.. wit. The
southeast, quarter OF the southeast quarter of
section u, aud the northeast quarter oi the
northeast quarter OF section - exc-p, three
southwest corner of last named tract running
thence north ~ yards, thence east 21O wards.
thence worth II yards, thence cast IN yards.
tlcncr south - yards, thence west one fourth
nf u mile to the place ~ beg .nniny, ~ township
~, of range ~. Also the west half Of the south.
west quarter 81 section 2, and the north hal! of
the northw~.t qunrter of section ~. excepting
~ acres. beginning at the northeast co,Uei Of
the last named trart, running thence south 100
yards, thence west 10 yards. thrrcc north lt3
yards thence west so cards thence north -
wards, thence east onc'f"nitli eta mile TO the
place Of beginning, in township ~, range ~.
and that unless shid defendants br and apUr1r
at This court. al the ne st term thereof. to he he.
gun and holden ~ the coat '"n." in IL" city -
Versailles in said cmin'v. on the Is h day at
April next. and on ~ hc'Gfe the Grs' day of rid
term, answer ~ plead TO the ir'iiOn IN sail
cause, the same will lie taken n" confessed ard
Judgment will he rendered accordingly.
Aud IL is further ott~rc!. III Il n copy hereof
lie published, according Ia law. il the Morgan
County RrPunIICAS. n weekly newspaper,
printed and published IN snid couu'r ~ Not.
gan foI four weeks successfully the last ins-r-
ton 10 hs NJ least thirty days before the first
day OF SAID tenn al court.
W. TnOMAs. Cifcui, Clerk,
A true copy from the record.
NV hand and the seal %
the Circuit corrt. Il Morgan county,
lsEALl this 18th day oi January 1901.
", {. THOMAS. Circuit CLERK
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

California, No.. has secured the
Acnry Brown Shoe Company factory,
u Jefferson City, which employs fifty
people, a good thing for California.
l. It not possible for Versailles to get
some OF these good things, as they
ne passing them around1 TO get
hem We must 90 after them. Maybe
when the Commercial Club wakes
mp, after its winter nap, there will be
something doing.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

HEREAFTER it will be a wise meas
arc 10 elect members of the lcgisla-
tIrc who have had the smallpox. then
business may be transacted while the
pest is raging. Or, what would pro-
,,bly be better, move the state cap
,.I to a live, clean, healthy town we
Lsme near saying, like Versailles
veil, like Versailles will be in the near
IvtNrc.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

4 mIAsUpE was introduced in the
Missouri Legislature last week to SUBJ
nj, a proposition to the voters for a
s., 600, 900 issue Of bonds for the
erection OF a new State Capitol at
Jefferson City, but since the outbreak
81 the smallpox epidemic there the
sncasure is uncertain Of passage.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

In all reason and in all justice to a
most deserving body Of men and N
teaching in the public schools there
ought to be an increase in compensation
with the duties imposed
on the teacher aud faithfully done, and
there ought to be compensation to the
teacher who is a woman equal in amount
to the teaher who is a man when the
services rendered are equal in grade and
equal in good result.-IIot Springs
Sentinel Record.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

The continued application Of whisky is
said to he a cure for badness; but most
men are inclined to apply the remedy a
few inches south Of the afflicted spot
Chicago News.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

In discussing the mail order business
one feature of II is too often overlooked.
It is not the merchant, or the town alone
that suffers. but the whole community,
and in time the farmers and property
owners will lose the most in the depreci-
alton and rents. Is there o now a need
in every country community and town Of
a "Patronize Home Society"
Gov. Polk says: II do not believe in
the mail order citizen. If a place is good
enough for a man to live in and to make
his money in, it is good enough for him to
spend his money. No merchant can sue
coed without advertising in one way or
another. Patronize your town papers,
build then, up and they will build the
town up and build you increased trade
and opportunitie Pointers.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

l.. Beauland, Of Versailles. was In
Olean last Friday. He was exhibiting
his beautiful stallion. Walnut Boy, who
has q record of 2:l2 in harness.-Olean
Independent.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

CONGRESS adjourns at high twelve,
Unless they stop the clock, next Mon
day. March 4. Judging by the
amount of the appropriation bills it
I'D a,me business.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

Arthur Ii-ndeI son. Defendant
A. this day cpa.H. pi,in,iC i"trin, by her at
tornry. aud hlrs her pcti'i III and sfiavit, al.
iexin. among Other things ,hat defendant. Ar.
thur henderson, 10 not u rsidch, ui tie state oi
Missouri. Wh' eupoI', Il is ordered by tie cl.lk
H. vacation that said dcieiHigni he n'tiEed bH
publication that Dl,'ntih ha, g. mnnenCsd \ sui,
against him IA thiscymt. the OBJECT aud general
nature ~ which is to ohtaii . GiyorCr rom de.
Il ndant on the ground, Of general iutispitirs
and dcscftion aud that unless The SAID NrHirr
IiendrI sou be and appear "a, tbs court, ~ the
next term thrse"i. ~ br begun ard holden Il
the court hou-r ia .hs CHS Df Versailles. In said
county on The l5li. day al phi ncs,. and Oh ar
before ihr hfst tay nf said ,~fvl anawe ur plead
to The %prt'tiou IN said c.n"c. me .snic. will lie
taken as confessed, aud judgment viii lie iei-
dc ed accvilinyIy,
And IL IL further ordered, tia, q copy hereof
be pibiish~d. according to 'as. IN the Morgan
County kprrHtic>. q weekly new spa neT print
cd and p,ibiishct in sad county Of Morgan, len
four weeks slccesstN ely the ias' inserth ..n ~ hs
at <asi thirty dsys.h~fofr the hisi day 81 sasi
April term ~ said court
". 4 ToMis CT, cult Clerk,
A true copy from the record.
Witness my Il ~" ana the seal of the,
lsrA cirrrit Court Of Morgan C unity, thia,
: All ,isV % Fehy, iJ07,
" O, rapMsi ci'ciit clesk..
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28


The Custer City, Okla, Journal says
the merchants of that place have been
"kicking" about people sending 10 the
mail order houses for goods which could
he obtained at home at about the same
price. The Journal says 1t has been
c~hampioning their cause but that it is
going TO "kick''. 1t states that recent.
~ ninc.ten,hs Of the merchants have
been getting printing from foreign firms.
OF all persons merchants Should trade
at home. not Only set ,l~i' printing bnt
all goods ont OF Meir line, They can
afford to pay more at home fo' the rep
~utatior il will give them. The merchant
has the advantage OF the farmer, hs.cnn
generally buy at abont wholesale, prices,
but tn use vino hiy. not discovered it.
500 will fa! that they CAN'T Afford 10
send away fH goods at any price, !,
they expect te.do. b~utinefs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
ORDER or PUBLICATIONS

IN the Morgan County Circuit Coatt.
STATT OF MISSOURI,
County "i Morgan. Apiil Term, isL7.
Lille Henderson,, I!Riut.n-
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

Well, here IS your poultry department
Now, if You Morgan County poultry
cranks will furnish us a column of pol,l
try experience and notes each week, we
will gladly publish them.-Elitor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-19
0ittstpn.

= Den @hslsuten Safob @ieiinssr
BON Carroll StraBe lit elm 2Ohtsrlein
9eboren moroen.
= Der Staliener Soc &oanfo uOn
Glib Wtain StraBe 9erietb Sreita9
slbeno einem anse3iinoeten Ssner 5u
nabe uno ieets lif Die Sleiber in Branb.
ebs er iebOh geidhrlib uerbrunnt mar.
bate inn Elm Sanosmanu Die Sleioun9
pom 8Orper serinsn.
= g8illiam 9lithie uon Su9bestown
mar am 6reitag abeno bamit belhdftigt,
itinen 6eUolper in Sronnn9 ;u bringen,
als bic Waffe unermartet ab9in9 unb Die
9u9el In oirefter Vinie NIT ieinem 0er.
gen cine Eippe traf uno oil Oieler ab.
9litt. Die Sugel muroe lpdter in Der
Ssite aufscfunoen. 9iithie miro iid
misber erbOleu.
- Sran Dauio sIlsranSer pon 9Sils
liam Str.. @altin oeS 3ehenuOrmannss.
entsins friib SOnntas Wtor9sn fnupp
Dem @ritidnngstooe our6 yenbt9as.
Sis bate iid in oas Baoiimmsr be9e.
ben. mo cine ledbaite RObrs Oas @as
entitr0meu lieB. uno mar bsiinnun9Slos,
als ibr @ntts lie suIest auifanO. 3pei
aerSten selan9 es nab uierliiiuoi9er gln-
ftrensuns. Die Srau wieOer tbsilpsiis
sum BewnbtIsin su brinsen. boh wor
ibr 3nitauo Sur 3sit nod elm ira9liber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-19
esilfes.sarre sea@ri@ten.

-9err Sohu @nsel, elm befannter
jnnser Wfann bisier Stabt, purbe uers
san9eue Wo9e i'm Darling ctr. 6riebs
boie bsiseiest. st ftano i'm 80. asbsns.
iabre.
- Sin alter Birser bon PlainS,
Mi9ael @rabn, murbe Sreitas gia6t
auf oem Seimme9e pom Sturme iiber-
ral1t. uerirrts iid uno warO nd9ftsn
MiOrssn erfrorsn auisefunben.
= @atharine. Die @hefruu oes wohl'
befannten osnti1sn Wirthes BON Sit
Warfst Strabe, Sris S9rsiner, itarb
am Sreitag nah furjer Sranfbeit i'm
sllter pou SO Sabren. Die Serltorbens
itammte aus gnnmeiler. In Der ih6nen
Pfal3, uub mar allsemeiu beliebt.
-Soispb Sisiermis. Der bic bubble
@tbel Ebomas ju tiiHen ueriu6te, if
fiir oas Serbrehen Su Sebn Wtonater
@el1nsniB usrurtbeilt woroen. Seiu
glopotat bate 9ssen bas llrtbeil oes Gu
serne County @erihtes appellirt. abel
oas superior @eriht bat bas uripriins
lide llrtbeil beit6tist. Wir batten MD
ssslaubt, oub @aniebliimdsn 10 foft
lpisli9 iino!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-19
s,pn ayeterSbura.

= Sreo. 8a6mann pon bier, elm
anseitellter Der @rie Wfai6ineuperfe,
erhielt Samftag ben Daumen Der linfen
9ano wdbreno Der arbsit lerbriidt.
= Der bobs S6ornitein Der fiir,lid,
erri6teten Wiprtle StraBe Wf. 6.
Sirde wnroe Samita9 yla1mittag
wdbreno bes Sturmes um9ewebt unS
trndte ourh oas DAD, einen Sdaoen
BON stipa 1900 anri1tsub. @s miro
mehrere Wo9en oauern, bic Der Sdas
ben reparirt werbeu tann.
: Sames Collins bon grsscott aue.
berihtete Der Poli3ei am Wfontag, oas
ibm Samfta9 yiadt auf einem Beterss
burg StraBenbabnwasen Die $3.50 ent.
haltenOe B6rle entuenoet moroen mar.
3wei Widuuer, bie gesen Collins itieBen,
werosn ais Die Eai9enbiebe betra6tet,
bod fonnte Collins feline nGbere Be,
i6reibung oerislben seben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-19
NorD Seranton.

= Sn Der @apuga 3ede traf gelterr
Morssn Elm Soblenfall ben Trsiberfna
ben Wtidael unb ieinsn @iel uno beiOl
wuroen 9etOotet.
= Die Us. &. Sinsslsp 8obnunl
an Dslamare StraBe wuroe Sonntae
yiadt pom @inbre6eru beim9sludt unG
um $40 in 8aarselo beitoblen. Dil
6amilie mobnte Iur 3eit bem @Ottes.
bienlt bel.
- guf ben .. & 8. @sleiien, balb.
nsss 3pilhen Wfarion unb Stem Dorf
StraBen, ereisuets iid Dienitas glaht
etlpa balb ueun ubr Elm ipeiterer Haub.
iiberfall, inoem Der Glert Ebomas
BrObft BON @apoule gpenus BON 3Dei
innsen Serlen aueebalten wuroe, einer
BON pelhen ibn nit oem &suolusr in
Shnd) bielt, mibreuO Der anoere feline
9ui6eu Our6tOberte uno um $21 er.
leihterte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-19
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