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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
Poison ., At Church Council.

Houston, Tex, May 9.-Agonizlng
pains, the result of what is believed
to have been ptomaine poisoning,
nearly broke up the Protestant EpiB'
cOpal church council Of the diocese Of
Texas after lunch served by the ladies
Of Christ church Thursday night. Ter
members Of the council were laid or
the grass on the lawn, among them
being Judge simpkins Of the Univer
Sity Of Texas, and Ave were carried
TO beds In the Parish house.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
rwIe. Refused Colombia.

Washington, May THAT the Re
public Of Colombia has twice made de
mand for arbitration Of her claim Of
s10,0OO,oo0 from the United States,
and twice been refused, was made
known at the state department Wed
nesday. II was added that these De
mands and refusals were ancient his
tory, and that no fresh representation
had been made on the question.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
D Not Endangtr Life When an abb
lens Citizen Shows You the Cure.

Why viii people continue to suffer the
agonies OF kidney complaint, backache, urin-
AIRY disorder lameness, headaches, languor,
why allow themselves 70 become chronic In
valIds, when a certain cure is offered themi
DoAnys Kidney pills is the remedy to use
because It gives 70 the Kidneys the help they
need to perform their work.
II you have any. even one, ef the symp-
toms Of Kidney diseases. cure yourself nov,
before diabetes. dropsy or Brights disease
sets in. Read this Abilene testimony;
Mrs. J. A, wnkie Of as W. North 9Th ST.,
Abilene. Kas., says: Il can conscientioualy
vouch for the merits OF Doant Kidney PILE.
The rood results derived from ashort use
warrants ny declaring Deans Kidney Pills
70 Be deserving Of Recommendation. fof ar
eoul,lss arising fron the kidneyA this rem
"a stands uBequansd."
For sale BY AL dealers. Price %
Foster 'Ilhuru CO, Butala } Y
"A, Ae,nss ~ ~ uhit1,1e1.,t-
- ~ n.zrr -rurn'r-.ra ia1s -
r.1I
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
Another Cashier Arrested.

Pittsburg, May S.-William Mont
gomery, cashier Of the Allegheny Ma
tIonal bank for over 20 years, was ar
rested late Thursday on a charge Of
embezzling $4,000 of the banks
funds. He was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Lindsay
Thursday night and held for the fed
eral grand jury under q bond Of $780,
900, which was furnished.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14

Washington, May s.-Senator Bur
kett introduced resolution In the
senate Friday declaring "that Sunday,
May 10, be recognized as Mothers
Day, and that 1t be observed as such
by members, officers and employees Of
the United States senate, wearing
white flower in honor Of their mothers
On objection Of Senator Gallineer con.
sideration Of the resolution was post
poned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN
OHIO WAS EXTREMELY
TUMULTuous.
OEFEATF FOR MAYOR JOHNSON
During the Proceedings II Was Neces'
sary to Call the Police to Pre-
vent HostilItles--sryan
Endorsed.

| Osg AN0y AN - Se-N--,--
tuous convention characterized by the
most intense factional feeling the
Democrats OF Ohio Wednesday nomi
mated Judson Harmon Of Cincinnati
former attorney general Of the United
States under President Cleveland, fol-
governor and Endorsed William j.
Bryan and instructed the delegates-at'
large to the national convention To
vote for him for president. A com
plete state ticket was nominated and
former Governor James e. Campbell,
OF Butler county. was Endorsed for
United States senator and delegates
and alternates at large to the national
convention selected.
National issues were left to the Den
yer convention and the platform adopt
ed dealt solely with state questions,
attacking the Republican administra-
ton of various state offices and In
'crsing especially the initiative and
'oferendum In state and local legisla'
ion and the taxation of franchises.
Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland,
after having met defeat in the open
Ing session Tuesday night renewed his
ISL I - ,ha convention and was
again worsted in one Of the most OIL
ter and exciting contests ever wit
va "' :. ~ nh,o convention Al.
. ues.o VI, ',o,o,,ous onnonents. soI
,nOus" =. CO.. Evocutive Chairman
49,, w.. " oarho- !, creenville held
na'' =. NJ, ~ Give hrancb N ne
ou' =. .wa r,ooos ,non the state
49,. W. Soo,,rad ~ enter into any
.'0Nos ~ 1soa.,o~. "a s,rove IN pre.
.lal a .,S 80. ~ srv ~ bis followers
WV Wv, ~" ,,,aaaa nnor ~ t,cret
'elne p.an an1 .onsat,onal scenes M.
Da a." "nu ~ Iudson Eyar.
oonu9 ~. ~ .Ns,.s.,,ar ,.,h,ch Voc made ~.
,ilon i ' $500 ". ~. ~ 1o,agotIon trom
spi'e 'ne i"o' '.a' ~ ~ S,,,,SaS against
- "O TI eouS. rosai ~ At,oo pom.
nm nc c "ae oppO1 y sanda,es ~ ~.
. srene VI 49, n Sharwood ~ n.
.awa al" u,. $50 Iohnson Nominated.
,euo may" n ~ ..oaa Mnor
roherene 40 :" man 80. "n S'ho hos
every pam ~ t"T pa ~ "nnt l,Se
always votea J.. i01 ,o oe'a n1or ~ IN the
some wno ~ iO1 AI,rad Cohen ~
y ntyau. ..aa.aI Iornor,a
wno .,Snto was hrood
nanie' Sa'u ms ~. 49, Gov h,mooIt
enousn " cay ~. ~. Iohn.or
ana bryan auu ueo.n ~ ,non tha
nimse'' was ~. S prsan
u supp. .ne ~, .ho.o MOS
During tne niss ~" t ~" Waw,,ton
almost thu anione LII. sn &c.. tha
county ueiesa'lon I.eu' Nm,
iii'ieenns eneehue,eu W IN pana.o,,.
tne hoinins ,. =, 49,
IN Denail Oh llnor,ey - s"o 49, :,
tlon. Molloy was MISSED W SUM ~
MS ieliow delesates anu lne u.,eea
ZION became 80 wrouen' ~ W." III,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
couldrs Loke q Road.

New York, May LIT was said In
financial circles here Wednesday that
control Of the Western Maryland rail.
road has passed from the Goulds to
other interests The Identity Of the
reported purchasers has not been dis
closed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
y. souoh, Gold Ia he'd.

Atchlson, Kan, May. 9.-"UDcle
Jack Patton, age 81 years, a veteran
q the Mexican and Civil wars and a
California gold miner in 40, died at
his home six miles east Of Atchison
Friday afternoon, He had lived In
western Missouri since 1881.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
Indiana Levee Broke

vincennes, Ind, May S.-Friday
night the levee broke in two places,
flooding thousands Of acres. Two mills
closed Friday afternoon and prepare
lions are being made to fight the big
gest hood in the history Of this sec
ton.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14

Guthrie, Ok. May. s.-The house and
senate Friday passed a very complete
pure food bill with more exacting re-
quirements than ire National bill. A
pure food analysis station was estab-
lished at Oklahoma university.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
Grand Trunk VIII Build Elevators

NTdNu ITuHN " " IuFu IIV0HNVIo'
Winnipeg, Manitoba, May 9.-The
Grand Trunk Railway company an
nounced Friday that the company will
erect six 100000. busheI elevators on
the Kan river at Fort Williams. Work
will be started this spring.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
First published in the Abilene Weekly Re
Hector. April 30. ioOsl
Notice Of Appointment.

sT HIllIU or S ooSnt1s So
IN the matter Of the estate Of Anna Korrell.
deceased, late OF Dickinson County, Kansas.
Notice Il hereby given that on the Ssth day
~ Anrfl. A, ID, 1905, the undersigned was By
ne Probate Court Of Dickinson County, Kan
-. only appointed and qualified hs adminis-
frator Oh the estate Of Anna korrell deceased.
AT Of Dickinson County. Kansas. All parties
interested N said estate viii take notice and
Govern themselves accordiagly
VIII. HAEsEE,
1tS Administrator.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14

Baltimore. Nay 7s-Wlth hymns OF
pfAIae and prayers Ger divine Euiaance.
the ssh delemied session q the Ben-
eral confsrence q ~ usthoiitl Epis.
cosal church vas begun q he Lyrir
a ~ cl1 Wetnertay.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
shoes cIossd one psy.

Springfield. No, Nay T.--Tnesday'l
order shutting down the local shope
Of The 81 Louis 4 san Frsnclsco rait
road vas rsscinded wednesday. Two
fhouttnt msa iro iatclsa. Tls shop1
YIN begin Thursday - fnn b fun
time g. beiwe No reason 4 giVsn
lnl ne chasgA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
HiIrlr Aluminium JAW Noulas Fres

Individually Moulded desserts are
now considered the proper thing.
The moulds are bard % get outside
The large cities, bat users Of JELL~0.
The Dainty Desert. can get them sb-
solutely frso. Circular n each pack
~ erplnihing and ilusttating the
dtaae1t patterns 1RLfrO b cold
b an god erooers q 1oo. per pat.
tra b not accspf . substitute or
ysu aill 10 disappointed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14

This woman says that sick
women should not fail TO Try
Tydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as she did.
Mrs. "A. Gregory, Of 1855 Lawrence
81, Denver, Col, writes to Mrs.
Tinkham:
al was practically an invalid for six
years, on account OF female troubles
1 underwent an operation by the
ACTORS advice, but In . few months !
va worse than before, A friend ad-
viaed lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and 1t restored me toperfect
heaith. such as have not enjoyed In
many years. ANY woman suffering a.
1 ala with backache, bearing'down
mains. and periodic pains, should not fail
- use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
Standard remedy for female Ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
dlsplacements, Inflammation, ulcera-
iioi,. fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodio pains, backache, that bear.
ln9-doWn feeling, fatulency, indigeS.
W, dizziness or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try III
hFrs. Plnkham invites all sick
Wonten to write her for A9viCes
10 hes guided thOusand9 -
A1Alth,, AddHeaA Lynns Maac:
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vs..
Louis B. Johns, John n. ooombs, Thomas 2
McInerney, Julia A y. Abbe, e exee1tl N
Of the win Of B. X: Able, deceased. a.
Fisher. sole surviving partner OF Sne nrn
~ I.abold. Fiaher and Company. =. B
Fanlkner. Hattie E. Faulkner. his wife, Y
Il Bearce, N. N. shipe, Adele shipe, hii
wife. John J. Berry, Annie B. Kirby anc
gertrude X. Alexander. heirs at az %
Thomas Kirby, decease4 Anne n vC a.c wsso
The Abilene Improvement Company COZ
poration, and the unknown successors
Trustees and assigns of said Abilene I'm
movement Company, William nAnh'
CHAN. Mrs. William K flanagan, 9ls Ete
PbiIiips Mrs. +. P. Phillips, his wife, "; P
ArmstronR, Mrs. W. P. Armstrong, his wire
NJ. nj. Znhner, and the unknown heirs, oe.
vIsees, adminlstrators, executors, ano
trustees of said William r. nhnhe ntn,
b. Ely, E. Phillips, W. 2. Armstrong ana
W, o. zahner. Defendants.
tn Louis b. Johns; John N. Ooombs; julia
A. j. Abbe, as executrix Of the will Of y; X
Ihhe deceased j. n. Fisher, sole surviving
partner OF the nrm Of Lenolo. fishet ano
Company; I. H: Faulkner, BATTLE y E ss
ner. his vife;'R b. Bearce; n. n; shlpei
Ideie shine. his wife; Annie Cox, widow and
onlv heir II Law Of W. h. Cox, deceaseoi Inc
Abilene improvement Company ana the IN.
known successors, trustees and esslgr5 n
Md Abilene improvement Company NJ, y,
Zahner; William y. Hanaghanl hrs Wiiliam
i. Hanaghan, his Wife, Il. d. Ely, nrs. II u
XIV. NE wife, W. P. Armstrong, Ms. ", r
Armsfroug, his wife; and the unknown heiIs.
deVigees. adminisfratQrst execqton a1e
trustees OF The said w U Eah5er mii i..t y
HsnsshsR, B. D. Ely. 3. p Philips ano "
p. Armstrong;
plaintif. has commenced an acioq 70 ne
bisfrict court Of Dickinson Coun. = -.
n @kieh Won and the other portlet ~ v
I. nd - iolned a. defendantei that ln eA. ~.
Selion - aid plaintiff. Henri toes. ss9ts y
offsis a iudrment Quietllg pc tt,e -
sSsiost you and al q said dsfenei Asts n
. IA - tke following described RAJ e-t-le
s1.,,.ssa N Dicfina0n County, ha1e9ai ~
m: All a block thrse q. 20 tPI 49, W
-artr. Ionf on twoulT lfe - 80 49,
!. - N biork Hour AZ AID AZ o. bloc.
- mir fiirhland Aoaitlon y t.e wv q
\ fIigna. knnn.a nr1 70 Fott l.eAll 80
- ~ aafh % lo1 illo 1.lllH8 ~ - =.
- - ~ ga. ID 81 .r|rI||I = % - -
HI .1lr - we're y ed y Alr4A
W ~ fn1sf1l n1lI4el i4st 1rll.. Fr1
r.1rl ifS I1l|t'cl q Elaln'i4 ~ n'e4 n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14

said District Court on or before The 10th day
Of June, 1908, said petition will be taken as
true and Judgment az above stated will be
rendered against you barring you from any
interest In said real estate.
ass N. COLI,
Clerk Of the District Court,
l. h. L. HUMPHREY,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14

Louis B. Johns, John n. ooombs, Thomas 7.
McInerney. Julia A J. Able, - execntIix
81 the win Of B. r. Able, deceased, =; "a.
Fisher. sole surviving partner ofthe nrm
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26
The First Victim.

lap Hoover. OF harnett, was
brought over to the county seat last
Saturday 10y Constable Morelanh,
.hargcd with violating the local
option law. He had his trial before
square Clifton Monday, was found
guilty and fined $500 and costs. MIR,
Hoover Claimed that he mad not sold
any liquor, was just running a club,
those desiring 70 join paying S1.2J,
which insured their membership and
Il quart Of whIsk"y. He was uIcd on
n ,'p,:nt only. but there aye nuEcr-
ynS o,hcrs, as each deal makes a
.cparaLE CaSc. Constable MprcIand
had some difficulty on his first visit,
n getting cviir.rc, as IL" business
men oi Barnet apparently knew moth
rng Of the matter. ,ncir ignrran'"
being at:r,bu,abi" 10 the iirca, SAID TO
have been made by Hr".cr that h"
gould blow up the hr.,nc.. Lrns" OF
any man who gave him away. More
land appealed to III" ladies and they
furnished HIM with I'll the cYiIcu..
necessary, and then One. lI0hIrI
propose, to board out both fine and
costs, provided IN: authorize, cant
find property oi his to ilquidItc.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26
High School Notes.

Mrs. Meade made a business trlv.
to Kansas City Friday, returning Sun
day.
Miss Eva Stockton, who taught the
Post Oak school this winter, visited
our school last week.
We have several new scholars, Arnr
frcdricks in High School, and sever
al others in the grades.
A representative of Hills Businc,,
College was visiting us last week.
We did a little better on our fire
drill las, week cmp,ying the building
in less than two minutes.
Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Moore and
Alonzn Thrailkill visited our school
one day last week. We are very glad
to have visitors, and Ike to have
them take an interest IN our school
work.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26

Thus far March,,has been an ideal
month, the finest ever, neither too
hot nor too cold, and the cool nights
with the cool in the air during the
day has kept the blossoms from open
ing up prematurely, and all kinds of
fruits are safe, and a nearly safe pre-
diction for the greatest yield cver
known, although We do not the
danger line until some time in May
1t looks now as If some Of the peach
trees would break under their burden
of bloom, and if they all stay on there
will be propping later, or else a fear
full popping.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26
School Land For Sale.

In pursuance 10 an order Of the County Couf,
If Morgan County, Missouri. made on the Nth
iay Of December irJ7 y being the December
'~rm Of said Cont. u certified copy Of which OF
der. dated n" lth dsy Of Jauuary, irs wa
delivered ~ me by the Clerk Of said Court. Of
fefing The sheriff of Morgan County 70 sell the
allowing drtcfibci school land, belonging 10
said County to wit; The southeast quarter Of
The northwest quarter Of section 10, township 20.
range "a.
sr,ice il hereby given. tia, IN pursuance Of
SAID ofi-r Of C.uri, I the undersigned Sheriff
# mDrgas County. Missouri. will proceed to
sell the afovc trs"ribed real estate at the from,
door Of the court house III the City Of Versailles.
Morgan County Mi-spnri. on
Monday, the 2Oth day Of April. 1903.
.-,wc-n the hours Of nine o'clrck in the fore.
lpJn and five o'cInr. III the afternoon Of that
lay. TO the highest bidder foI cash III hand.
CuNs. y. WILL.sOn.
sheriff Of Morgan County Mo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26
Additional Locals.

Next Wednesday you want to look
out Or hc may catch YOU.
DR.. Woods had the front Of the
Woods block painted last week, and
it shines as bright as a new $50 gold
piece with the motto left off.
Miss Lillian Dunn, Of the Warrcns-
burg Normal, came in Wednesday
evening To attend the Teachers exam
@ina,ion here and Friday Saturday
II. a. Young, who has been on a
business trip to his old Iowa home
ior the past ten days got back 10
Gods country Wednesday morning.
lie looks as il he had a pleasant time
Of it.
According TO the Sentinel, Of Cot
nmbia, T.. s, Blackmar, Of that city
rs a Republican candidate for Con-
grcAs in this, the 9Th district. He is
we'll recommended by :h.c Sentinel, hn,
what puzzles us is how a Republican
came to locate in Boone county. We
do not know if Morgan will have a
candidate for the im porlant position
or not, VIC have plenty Of material
good enough, 50 viii wait and see
further.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26
A Woman Governor.

Queens ave ruled many un,ipns, Ln.
Pennsylvania IL the only nne Of the
| ritch states that ever had 4 Oman fnr
governor. A passage latcly uncastI,eI
from hranor's ''Govcrnors OF l'enusy!yau.
ia" page ilh say:
ION the Both Of July, l7lS, VIM Penn
died, at the age Of seventy four. BY his
viii, his wife Hannah. was made the sole
e2"cutrin and assumed III.
management OF colonial affairs, cxecu,.
ing tins difficult tas', with rare tact and
business capacity. She becarn-,' SAW
Watson. in effect our Governor, rul,ny
w. by her deputies, ur I.icutcnan,.Go
ern"rs, during all Of the term Of her ohild
rcn's minority"
u ~ SAFE t. 1v that Hannah
Penn made q better governor II pcuu,yl
y"n.i, than hOnc III the officials who
haE.s he'd that hl2h position since he,
time Union Signal.
j'sNG Christ keep, open doors for pcui
tent iarxslidrrs To the Iukcw,tm n,
10 thpse ~ao hay: fallen into omn. H.,
gran. 81. ihr inviting voice, "Rcmem
her "lcncs t4ou art fallen, and rrpen,
and d" thou h,At works." Ny friend, il
you have RrOwR cold IN heart, and indo
lent IN f,ty, IL y,.ytr has become a pen
ance, aud TIE T.yi1 has eaten GU, you,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26

Mrs. G.. Z. Clark, who has been 4,
the Missouri Baptist Sanitarlnm the
past two weeks, returned home Sun
day, as the physicians could not help
her. Mr.. Clark had IN operation
performed las, Friday, which hr
stood remarkably well, and If he CON
tines to improve will be home in ,w"
~ tire weeks.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26
TPs;PRKAScR Norris.

~" .
BY Mrs. c. y. White.
Union meets this week with Mrs. Chas.
Price.
April lst Union meets with Mrs. J. W.
IromgOld.
have Just received word that the Dis,
.rict treasurer has received the dues
from all the Unions Of the District, ex.
cept Versailles. Ky the time you read
this Versailles dues will be on the way,
thanks 10 our treasurer, Mrs. W. ".
MoO,c.
'Thc way Of tho irangrcsSrr is hard ,.
Mr. Hoover. Of barnett. was fined 800
and cost, for selling whiskey in Morgan
county. This for one offensc only; they
have many other o~ffenses against the
"hiskcy 20 a MINOR. The court let him
oft easy on promise of good behavior in
the future, THIS money helps to swell
the county aciir,l fund.
The plctut" in II. Joachimi's advertise.
m-nt in las, w"ck's RRprriCAH makes "A
good Temperance iilust 4 ion.
The Conference ct Temperance work.
cis whirh met N S:chalia, Tuesday and
"Wednesday Of last week., vas largely
attended, win most every I,ari q! the
state represented. Several strong and
%fOrceful addresses were delivered in var.
ipus part. 81 the city by such men a. Dr
PalmoTe, Il, st. Louis; Rev. Kay Palmer,
of Jefferson City, and Or. Howard, ni
New York Well devised pIrns wcrc
laid. whIch. il well executed. Msspuri
will undoubtedly go dry in 800, If not
sooner.
Dunllin county voted herself dry las,
Saturday.
Tue,hay Governor Haskell, Of Okla.
homa, signed The Prohibition enforce.
mcnt act, ~ that Oklahoma will Try aud
enforce her Prohibition law.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26
BaRnets And Aprons.

THAT :ue you goin2 to DO t4r
Ronncts and aprons this summer?
Iou know whst you will do if scns,-
bic and up-te-ca,e--you will attend
the Bazaar at tho Martin House, We'd
nestay evening, April 1T, ,nd &c;
enough Of these 20 !,@t you al sum
3ner. Then think t.. the ice cream
and cake! Oh, you'A.so won't YOU
Miss Helen Kietcmarha,, who has
been visiting at P!lnt tsgr Cor s.ycr
NJ wcess, ~rc;nrncI . S.YlsUr5 Ri.
day.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26
$32.45

To California, Oregon, Wash
ington, Idado. Nevada, All
IONA and British Columbia.
Tickets sold daily March lst
to April goth. Further inior-
nation cheerfulIy furnished.
f. 6. MORGAN, Agt.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26
Governors Who Are For Prohibition

One of the most interesting develop.
mcn's u! the day Is the long list OF gov.
rtrprs D IN Office Who, vi'hin a few
months in public addresses or otherwise,
have openly attacked the Saloon or en-
d"rs"d the Prohibition reform or both
more or less completely. THIS list in.
o!nd's, of course the governors 81 the
seven Prohibition states Gov. Cobb. Of
Maine. GoY. Iiocn, Of Kan.a., Gov.
Eirkr, Gf North la. ota; Goy. smith, ni
Georgia. Envclcct Haskell, If Dkiaho.
ma; Gov. Conner, Of Aiabaina, and Gov
Noel, ii mississippi. and hcsidcs tina,
Gov. Dawson, of West Virginia, Gov
Harris. Of Ohio: Gov. Iianly, Of Indiana
Gov. Rcckhnm. q: Kcn,ucsy GOV Glenn
OF North Carolina. Gov !Irward, n
Florida; Gov. Campbell. Of Texas; GOV
Folk 81 Missouri, and Gov. iorl, Of NcY
Jcrcy. -Ln!on Signal.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-26


religion. Give up the old hope" aud
seek a better. If Peter sinned
gricvionsly, he rcIcnted deeply, and
worked grandly, and fought gloriously-
The Independent.
Regard suffering even its slightcr
forms, as a vocation, having its special
duties, and Offering its special grace
Say secretly of it. Here lies thy allotted
task. ., my soul" Consider how much
may he made OF this prod, how largely
!, may lie improved to Gods service and
thy salvation. II is the post 10 which
thou art appointed; to seek to occupy II
faithfully and bravery; and more good
shall accrue to thee from what thou
1idst propose to thvsclf az the line Of ser
vice Of thine wi choosing Dean Goul
burn.
Nothing is worthy of :he name com.
font that is not strengthening. invigorat-
ing. inspiring Life is a struggle, and
he who lacks courage lacks comfort in
l,fc's contests. lie who would give com
fort must in some way give strength and
courage, and he who would nave CO,nfor,
must avail himself OF aids TO courage. and
strength The promise of our Lord to
his disciples was Of the Holy Spiri. AZ to
The comforter in all their fluctuations and
conflicts. The word here translated
Comforter is more literally stand
by.' IT. suggesting is Of one ever Il,
hand, ready to give support aud help
All Of us ought To have comfort strength
and courage in the consciousness that the
Irvine standcr by Is ever 3, our side "a
SUSTAIN us TO the end. Aud If We our
selves are c~o,nforted we shall /" IN,
means Of comfort t. others. III. Clay
Tru,nbull.
II is reported that the new postal laws
requiring newspapers to cut of dclin'
quent subscribers after definite periods
has resulted in "killirg" lS,OJO,UO sub.
scribcrs Union Signal.