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The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
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We offer One Hundred dollars Reward for gnv case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cata'rh cure.
 F.I. GHENNV E Co.,, Toledo Q.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheuuy for the last 3 years, and believe him perfectly honorable 10 all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by bis firm. -..-
 WALDING. KIN AN 8, MARVIN
 Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O.
 Halls CaJarrh Cure is taken internal lv, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials'sent free. Price "a cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consa- patton.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
FAT 0LD PRINCE
 WEDS QUEEN LII
.ARI PAL. OF TAHITI. WILL MARRY FOR HER DUSKY RULER OF THE
 SANDWICH ISLANDS

Sau Francisco, Sept. lG-Princc Ari Pal. O, Tahiti. arrived yesterday ou his way to Honolulu to marry former Queen LiIuokalaDi.
 The prince, who weighs 300 pounds, is to remain here until word is received from the queen. Upon his arrival be wa, reliceut concsrning the approach ing uup,ials, although he confirmed the announcement that the former queen is to be his bride.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
OVERTbXED
HUNDREDS OF ALASKA READERS BBOW
 WHAT T MEANS
The kidneys are oyertaNed, Have too much to do.

The kidneys are oyertaNed,
 Have too much to do.
 They tell about iJ iu many aches and pains
 Blckache, stdeache, headache.
 Early symptoms of kidney ills.
 Urinary troubles, diabetes Rrighcs disease roIIos.
 ". R. Mcintosh. Of sg3 Harrison Ave. Astoria, Oregu says. 'For yea's, off and oD, ] suffered a good deal from 8 derangad condition of the kidneys and Iameness and aching across the small of my Dscs, which annoyed me very much at my work and made il painful to sloor over OF lift any,hjug l often thong tI was troubled with gravel SO painful was the passage ol the kidney secrslions. Doau's Kidney PIIs came Co my notice and ! procured them 8, a dTug store. They helped me from the first and soon relieved the pain and lalueuess in my bsckr correct. el and regulated tue kidney secTe,tous, aud the lapse Of ljma since l gave my first statement regarding my satls. factory experience with your remedy hus shown tha, the benefit derj'sd is still Of a lasting nature
 For sale by all dealers. Price 30 cents. Fosser-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N, Y. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-DUan'5-and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

The co-partnership heretofore exist ing between ", F. Cuse and Fl. q. Draper under the firm name Of Case x Draper, at SkagWsY and Juneau, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. II. II. Draper continuing the business at SkagWay and Mir. W. H. Case con tinuiug the business at Juneau. All accounts owing to the 6rm of Case X Draper at SkagWay are payable to Mr. H. H. Draper and all bills owing by the Skagway firm will be paid by Mir. H. H. Draper, Mr, W. H. Case being respOn- slhle for ell bills owing by the Juneau house and all bills due the Jun eau house Ire payable to him.
 W, E. CASE.
 H. E. DRAPER, Dated at Skagway, Alaska, SepJem- Der 10, 1907,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
Wanted

Hop pickers-Two dollars a box ,o pick the hops out Of the barley jul-e at she Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

Thebest din ug room, the best hotel ac- cUmmOdatiOns, the most comfort at the Fifth Avenue
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
SsGG0Nus sI.JsyO.TGI5seSlslso
THE TOWN

AlO v ll@ a m W l Bs0s9Ss0sGG00S00Scea"a0oa0s ! Dr. l. s. Keller left this morning tor| Alltn on a professional trip. James Culbertson let. on the Dolphin las. night for lha south and will remain all winter
 
 J.H. Doyle is down from Bennett on 8 short business trip and vii, re urn Go his home tomorrow morning.
  Mayor Martin Conway aud "JacS Kennedy le', ou 8 short business trip to Juneau yesterday oa the DoIpnju.
 
 The English scout boat Shearw4ter, which bss been at Dutch Har5or for some time reached port thi> morning sud will be here 8 day or two
 S.J. WsLzuau. one of the suostan- lal merchants ot ua.aes, was lu the city over Sunday and reports tunes good snd mining ac,.ye in and around Hslues.
 ss.so'
 Prof. Fred Teltord and a large nun Der Of tbe scholars oI the city schools spent 8 pleasant day studying botany aut nature nesr the Denver glacier Sat. srday.
 
 Ngr. and Mrs Naghsl and Harry Bar acluan spent 8 delightful Sunday On Burro creek. where they report excel. lent zshruE aud prove tt by bringing homo B trout
 
 A quartet of hunters, composed of N-ssrs Whittier, George Blanchard. Sheldon and Jordan, brought the frs, goat lh5l has been killed by local hun Lers lnto town yesterday.
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 T. M. Daul.oa, one of the big and successful mjniug operators Of the Car cross district, came ug from Seattle and registered St the Pu,Ien house over Sunday. He continued oa 10 Atun r0- day
 
 E. P. Dosch ,sf, Saturday nigh, on the City D, Seattle tun Portland, where he wlII remain tor some time. Mr. Dosch has been suffering from rheuma- ,fsm and may decide DO, torelurn north this winter
  "Jscl" Hardy, who does much 10 make passengers pleasant while on board the good ship City Of Seattle and who has legio0s of friends in this city. was acting as chaperone Co 8 bevy of handsome majdeas while the ship was tn port Saturday.
 
 The plan arranged by Messrs. Jensen and Troy formerly of this city, to pub lish a paper at Olympia seems to have fallen through, according to report re- ! csi7ed here yesterday. Mr. Troy has taken a position with the Alaska Club ia Seattle and AIr. Jensen has gone east for 8 protrac:ed visit
 so0s Brother J0rd01r a Chrisgiln Brother wbo has been in tbe far north for the ] past IS years aud who went below . short time ago on 8 visit to his Mother . Monastery. was a passenger for the , north this morning to the Eskimo viii ! lsgesr where be will remain for the bal . auCe of hts life.
  Miss Dazie S.r0msJadg, the popular . guide Of the Spokane during the sum mer excursion trips and who has also proven herself talented as g descriptive l sketch arucIe writer, has accepted 8 . position a, teacher the public schools . al Douglas for the winter, Douglas peo- 1 pie are to be cougratu.ated upon the excellence Of thsir selection.
 
 Prof. o. B. Leland of the faculty Of Cornell University sg Ithlca, N. Y, and eighteen members of the Alaska boundary surveying party, who have been engaged along the boundary line for the past summer, were guests at the | Pullsn house over Sunday. The party
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kind of fresh meat constantly on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
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Speaking Of 8 Sjtka resident well known iu Skagway, the Alaskan of that place says: "The wedding of our old time friend Reuben AIbertsgoue and Catherine TGtavoroE took place last "Wednesday evening ju Ihe chapel con asc.ed with the Russian OrPhanage
 Following the nuptisIs a sumptuou~ re- pas, was spread at John Clements house. Everything was delightful, and che guests, who were the most intimate friends ol the bride and groom plainly demonstrated how happy they all were 70
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
Wanted

Hop pickers-Two dollars 8 box to pick the hops out of the barley juice at the Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
Q o Q

Juneau Displtch: The officers from the cable ship Burnside visited Tread well yesterday afternoon and were shown through the big mines. It is reported that there is a probability Q. the Skagway wire being .ooped into TrcadvelI and an operator installed. The key will be operated by a private operator in the employ Of the company with all messages being checked tg and out from the Juneau omc'. This will insure the uiues 8 prompt le.e graph service, when the telephone line IS in.eriered wilh.I
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

The Filth Avenue Hotel is the biggest and best appointed hOstelrY in all the north
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
Q o 0 o o

The Hewetts, the most popular show troupe that has ever visited Skagway, will arrive in this city tonight, They wisl open here tomorrow night with 8 program that is entirely new and never before seen iu this city. Mrs. Hewett and llg,Ia Edwina have 8 number Of ne" songs, which are accompanied with il. Instructions, and altogether irst-class entertainment is in store for all who see the HeweJts. The papers fiom in- side declare the Hewetts better this year than ever before.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
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Prof O. B. Leland of the faculty Of Cornell University ag Ithlca, N. Y, and eighteen members Of the Alaska boundary surveying party, who have been engaged along the boundary line for the past summer, were guests al the Pullsn house over Sunday. The party
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
O % Q O Q O

Miss Dazie S.romsJads, the popular guide Of the Spokane during the sum- mer excursion trips and who has also proven hersslt talented as g descriptive sketch arIcle writer, has accepted 8 position a, teacher the public schools al Douglas for the winter. Douglas peo- pie are to be congratu.ated upon the excellence oi their selection.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16
E0ndsP aintGd Gbina in GUdIe$$ a Uarietg &

Having just received a large shipment of beau tifuI Hand Painted China, weaTe now better prepared than ever to offer you a stock of Artistic merit from which may be selected Gifts for all occasions
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

arrived on the government boat Teddy aud lief, on the Dolphin yesterday after noon.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

"Jacz" Hardy, who does much 10 make passengers pleasant while ou board the good ship City oi Seattle and who hts legioas of friends in this city, was acting as Chaperone Co beyy of handsome majdens while the ship was tn port Saturday.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

The plan arranged by Messrs. Jensen sud Troy, formerly of this city. to pub lish a paper at Olympia seems to have fallen through, according to report re- Csi7ed here yesterday. Mr. Troy has taken a position with the Alaska Club iu Seattle and AIr. Jensen has gone eaS, for 8 pr0.racted visit.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

Brother J0rdoa, a Chrisliln Brother wbo has been in Jhe far north for he past IS years and who went below a short time ago on 8 visit to his Mother Monastery. was a passenger for the north this morning to the Eskimo viii lsgeSr where be will remain for the bal amce Oi b-s LLlg.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

James CulberJson left on the Dolphin last night for lhe south and will remain all winter.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

J. T. Doyle is down from Bennett on B short business trip and will re urn Co his home tomorrow morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

S.J. Wsuzuau. one of the suostan- tlal merchants ot Flames, was ia the city over Sunday and reports tunes good snd mining active in and around TafDas
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

E. P Dosch left Saturday nigh. on the City D, Seattle t.r Portland, where be wlll remain ior some .ime. Mr. Dosch hs, beeu suffering from rhegma- ttsm and may decide DO, torelurn north this winter
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-16

ProI Fred Telford and large nun Der Of tbe scholars oI the city schools spent 8 pleasant day studying botany and nature near the Denver glacier Sat srday.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
An Appeal For the Farm.

When you get out where man has a
little elbow room and chance to develop
he has thoughts of his own. His think
ing is not supplied to him every night
and every morning, and he Is less of a
machine and more Of a man, so that do
not think the farmers need to be looked
upon as the dependents Of the state,
They do not come to the state govern.
ment asking aims They are self.reliant
they are intelligent. What we want in
connection with agriculture is what we
want in connection with every other field
Of noble effort. We want training. we
want intelligence. we want scientific
method, we want direction, we want the
way shown and then the man can walk
in it. There is no reason why the same
care and intention and skill and scienti.
&c consideration should not be devoted
10 agriculture as to industry and techni-
cal trades. The men who are running
away from the farms too frequently make
a mistake. and some day in New York
and the day is rapidly approaching--our
young men in larger numbers, will wake
up to the fact that they have a pretty
good chance on the farm, and that they
may be to a greater degree independent
and happy in life if they stay where
their happy lots were cast iu connection
with their fathers farm or another
which they may be able to procure
Leslie's Weekly.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
Dog Fires Shot Into Master.

Eldon, Mo. Sept. 2s--George r,
Smith, an engineer on the Rock Island
railroad, while hunting yesterday near
Eldou, was shot by his dog which leaped
against the trigger Of his gun, discharg-
ing it,
The shot tore large hole in Mr..
Smiths wrist and even though the hand
may not be amputated, it is probable
that the member may be useless for life,
and the engineer deprived Of his occupa-
ton.
Mr.. Smith was leaning on the muzfle
OF the gun when the dog barked in play
and leaped to place its paws against his
chest. The animal let its feet slowly
slide down the barrel until one paw
touched the trigger st. Louis Repub
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03

In the meantime R. c. Kerens, the
nan who held the republican party
together in Missouri for 20 years,
continues to saw wood and watch the
political situation. Did somebody
say "the old man is down and outa"
Christian County Republican.
If the "old man" is in, the Repub-
lican party of Missouri is out, and
should be; bat with the new deal in
the election Of Walter S. Dickey as
chairman of the state committee there
is good prospect for united ag-
gressive fight and victory--a victory
that will win the state and the "pie
counter" too. Under Kerens, Atkins,
ct al, the pie counter was the only
stake in sight, it was personal fight
between the bosses as to who should
be chief pie dispenser, and the state
might go to the devil, which ii
promptly did--democratic-until the
election OF 1904, when the de-
democrats were pretty thoroughly
knocked out by the voters, in spite OF
the bosses, and now for solar plexus
blow in 1908, which will place the
Imperial State solidly in the Republi-
can ranks, and give Missourians a
chance to show the world what they
can do under the party "that does
things"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
The Rural Consumer.

The time was when advertisers de-
voted comparatively little of their at
tention to the farmer, notwithstand-
ing the rural population Of the coun-
try has been 10 per cent of the whole
for years. The advertisers seem to
proceed ON a hit-and-miss theory that
the farmers had to have plows and
wagons, groceries and clothing.
Confroated with this necessity, the
advertisers reasoned, the farmer
wonld bay wherever he could get
what he needed and any special cat
ering to his taste or wishes would be
wasted. The farmer WAS geaerally
in dcbi, anyhow, or at iesst poor; SO
that he was regarded as negligible
quantity, while the laborer and gen.
eral consumer in the city had lavish
ed upon them the ingenuity and the
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
FROM CLENSTBD.

Last Tuesday evening a crowd of his
friends gathered at the home Of John
Holloway Jr, and gave him a surprise
party; it being his 18th birthday.
Mrs. Milburn, Mrs, Booth, Mrs, Rid
dick and Mrs. Sparks attended a birth
day dinner at Mr., Dan Igo's last Satur-
day.
Charley Holloway visited at home
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Kenney is assisting Rev. | Barber
in q meeting at Beaulah.
Mrs. Hart. of Springfield, is visiting
her son, Rev, d. l. Slipher.
Mr.. Smith and family. of Trenton,
are visiting at Freeman Bakers this week.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
,mmence at the bottom anti learn tho
ovghly as yougo.

)mmence at the bottom anti learn thor
ovghly as yougo.
Select some one variety Of souie well
established breed, such as a careful study
of your location, aim and natural tastes
indicate as the best, and then stick to it.
Do not change unless there is unmistak-
able evidence that a change will be to
your advantage. Bear in mind always
that it is not the breed, variety or strain,
it is what you yourself put into it i'll well
directed effort that will make poultry
raising successful.
Get all the information, printed and
otherwise, that vou can in regard to the
mating and breeding of your particular
variety. We mention this and the
Standard of Perfection fer the reason
that 20 peoduce good birds one must srst
know what good bird is, and then how
to mate to produce it. 1, makes no diff
erence what the stock is you s,sy. with,
unlesss you know how to mate, care and
feed to produce stock Of equal quality, it
will deterorate rather than gain in quail
ty. This perhaps is one OF the most dis
couraging features of fancy poultry rails
ing. 1t is one Of the problems, however
that must be solved before permanent
success is assured
Subscribe for several good poultry
journals and keep yourself well informed
as to what is going on in the poultry
world.
Visit other poultry plants and the show
room as often as you can, Study the
methods of others and the other fellow y
birds.
Don't be so critical with your own
birds that you get discouraged trying to
produce birds that will meet your exact.
ing demands. On the other hand do not
so fall in love with your birds that you
cannot sec fault that should be weeded
out.
As soou as you have a little stock TO
spare start an advertisement in some
good poultry journal that circulates
among the people to whom you wish to
cater. Take a small space such as you
can carry without proving burden in
case it does not bring in the returns you
expect, Keep the advertisement run.
ming all the year round, the longer it
runs the more business il will bring
Make it sessonsble and as strong as your
birds will justify. b. Gardener.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
Straight Talk.

Addressing public gathering at Ham
ilton, Ohio, Judge Kenesaw NJ. Lands
gave young men-and old men, TOO, for
that matter-something worthy of seri-
Gus thought when he said 1T is easy
for man to be good civil officer today,
This talk about the courage required is
what Sherman called 'poppycock' All
a man has to do is to find ont what is
right and then do it. II every man in
Office would give ten per cent of the 10y
atty he has to finding out what is right
and the rest to simply doing it, we should
realize Lincoln's ideal Of government
of the people, for the people and by the
people. The Conlmoner.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
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Up To You,

The Morgan County REPUBLICAN
subscription price is $500 per year,
il paid in advance the price is $1.50
if not paid in advance. You pay
your money and take your
choice. In its enlarged size it costs
us $1.00 per year, and we cannot
afford to lose even the price of one
subscription. We hope, ere long, to
have our entire subscription list on a
cash basis, but for the present you
can pay up, and dollar in advance,
or wait and pay $1.50-it is up to
YOU.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
SAndspring Farm,
Ed. REPUBLICAN,
Aug. 10, 1897


Ed. RRPuBLIcAF:---
We read with interest everything about
turkeys, because we are able generally to
do what we are told to do. Our expert.
ence, until now, has been pretty nearly
that of practical advice. .givers. We pro.
posed at the beginning of the season to
raise one hundred turkeys for the fall
market. We bought superb bronze
gobbler, and kept eight hens of our own
stock, and two bufs and one maltese
The hatch was not good, owing to the
cold March weather. The young tur.
keys were kept in pen made Of four
boards ten to twelve feet long, until they
jumped over 1t, and were then allowed
supervisioued range. For three weeks
they we're fed soft feed, snieercase most
ly. and every nine days were creased on
head and wings with lard and coal oil,
the hens were busted .:tb insect powder,
and the coops moved and turned up ev-
cry morning. We lost some when
young, but they did very we'll until last
Sunday, the %. when the flock OF seven.
ty-four largest ones disappeared, We
have been hunting them every day since,
aud offered five dollars to the one who
will drive them home. We will sell the
hundred, if this flock is recovered. And
this is the trouble with bronze blood,
their home is where they find grasshop-
pers, and 70 another time we will try the
White Hollands. To succeed in any.
thing eternal vigilance is necessary--you
can be a stand patter on that one.
WoRKIHGMAN.
LArER-The turkeys were driven
home Sunday evening by five men and a
boy. They had been gone eight days,
and were several miles away. W,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-10-03
Missouri Press Club House.

The Missouri State Press Associa-
zion has decided to select a place for
the Club House and grounds and the
committee will visit the various sites
offered this month. We have put
this matter before the business men
of Versailles and they, fully under
standing the importance to our town
of sVch an undertaking, arc viking
to try for the prize, and the committee
will visit Versailles about October 9th
or 10th, and look over what our
people have to offer. We are central
ly located, with good railroad con-
nections, and more in sight, and be-
tween Versailles and the Usage river
there certainly can be found an ideal
location for such an enterprise.
While the grosnds and buildings
would be located several miles away
yet Versailles would be headquarters
for the Association during their an
nual meetings, also for the numerous
parties of editors and their friends
who would visit the pleasure resort
during the summer months, in fact
during the entire year, and their
coming and going would certainly
keep Versailles in the newspaper
aime light, the brightest and best light
known. We hope our citizens can
secure this prize, the biggest ever
offered them for the money.