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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-01-08
Train Wrecked.

A Pennsylvania railroad express
which left Buffalo Thursday night,
which was due in Philadelphia at 7.32
2 n., was wrecked at Montandon,
Pa, early Thursday and more than a
dozen passengers injured.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-01-08
l:our Persons Murdered

A report has reached the coroner
at Pittsburg, Pa, that four mem
bers Of a family living-at Grays Mills
near there, have been found muir
dered. No details accompanied the
report. The coroner has started an
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-01-08
Aned Couple Killed.

William B. Dick. aged 50, and MS
sister, Emily Hortage, aged 76 were
killed Thursday by an express traln
on the Reading railroad near cam
den, n. j., while crossing the tracks
Ia q carriage.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-01-08
Two Tranlps Killed.

Two tramps were reported killed
Friday in a wreck on the Iron Noun
tain Railroad at Swarz, La. rive
cars Of q freight train fell through a
trestle bridge over lake.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-01-08
BREAKS LONG FAST.
Toad Eats His First aleRl in Thous.
and Years.

and EeaIS.
A dispatch from New York says
Pythagoras, the toad, took his first
meal in one thousand years at the
Bronx Zoo. Four flies and an earth
worm constituted the meal Of the
little black creature that had been
buried for so many centuries IN
limestone rock, $50 feet down in the
silver mine at Butte, Mont.
The ancient toad is slowly recov-
ering his eyesight and the use of
his limbs, and is gradually turning
green again, as he was in the mid
die ages. He has already emitted
several feeble sounds. but the croak
had not come back.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-01-08

FARMERS FIGHT WITH SWANS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-01-08

The 2-cent rate for mileage books
Of 1000 and 1000 miles relates to
individual mileage books and also to
what are termed mercantile books,
good for members Of a firm or bus
mess concern up to five individuals.
the names of each Of whom shall
appear in the book.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
ACTIVITY IN
EDUCATION

Washington, ID. c., Feb. 1i.-Wash
lngton is entertaining for three days
one of the most distinguished gather
ngs that eysr assembled here. The
occasion is the fifth general conven-
ton of the Religious Education As
sociation, of which Henry Churchill
King, Of Oberlin College, is president,
and which includes among its active
members many of the most eminent
educators, divines and public men OF
America.
A meeting Of the council today pre-.
ceded the general sessions, which be-
gan in Continental Hall this evening.
The general theme of the gathering is
"The relation Of Moral and Religious
Education TO the Life of the Nation
This is divided into the following
topics for the general sessions: How
Can the Moral and Religious Agencies
in the Nation Be Made More Effec-
tive as Educational ForcesE Edu-
eating the Conscience of the Nation.
Prominent among those who are to
address the gathering are President
Faunce of Brown University, Presi-
dent George E. MacLean of the Univ
erslty of Iowa, Miss Jane Adams OF
Chicago, Bishop Galloway af Mississip-
pi Prof. Francis w. Kelsey of the I'm
iversity of Michigan, DR.. Floyd Tom
kins of Philadelphia, Van Ogden Vogt
of New York, Rev. Washington T.
GLADDEN. of Columbus, Ohio, and
George Albert Coe of Northwestern
University. President Roosevelt will
receive the delegation at the White
House tomorrow morning and address
them briefly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
HAD HIS NERVE.
Master of Seized Foreign YES
sci Takes Her Away.

Pensacola, Fla, Feb. 11.-Perhaps
the most daring move ever made by
the master of a foreign vessel, was
when Captain Ray of the German
steamer Delta took his vessel from
this port. Notwithstanding the fact
that she had been seized by the Unit
ed States marshal, and posted as not
being allowed to lsave the port until
bond had been given. The seizure
was based upon three libel suits, ag.
gregating $4,000. II is the first case
on record along the gulf coast. The
Attorney General of the United States
has been requested to take action in
the matter and call upon the revenue
cutter service to send out a vessel
from Key West to make an effort to
apprehend the steamer as she passes
that port.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
TIME AND TAXES.
Grand jury Calls Attention TO What
u Deems Undue Expense.


u Deems Undue Expense.
Chicago, Feb. ia dispatch to the
Record-Herald from Geneva, Ills,
says: In its report to the circuit court
handed in yet, the Kane county grand
Jury said:
I'm view Of the present widespread
agitation upon the saloon question,
this grand jury feels 1t a duty to re-
port that in many cases brought be-
fore us a few drinks of Liquor have
preceded the trouble. The expense Of
this jury. states attorneys aRd steno-
grapher, together with the court ex.
penses which must follow in order to
adequately punish the men who have
been indicted therefor, apparently
follow in great measure, from the
presences of saloons being open TO
young men who do not know how to
restrain themselves.
This grand jury, offers no advice,
but desires only to call attention 10
the waste of time and taxes in caring
for petty crime"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
ILLINOIS FARMERS IN SESSION.

Peoria I'LL, Feb. 11.-Peoria was the
Mecca today for progressive farmers
and agricultural experts from every
nook and corner of the State. The oc.
casion was the thirteenth annual meet
ing Of the Illinois Farmers Institute
and the affiliated association of domes.
tic science, which began its sessions
in the Coliseum this morning. Ad-
dresses of welcome and responses and
reports from the district superintend-
ent occupied the opening session. This
afternoon the institute discussed the
general subjects of horticulture and
corn Improvement and the injuries
done by insects to alfalfa and clover,
The sessions will continue three days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
.MASONS MEET
IN CONCLAVE

lIattlesburg, Miss, Feb. ii.-seyer-
al days Of unusual interest and actiy.
lty in Masonic circles we're ushered in
here today with the annual meeting
Of the Mississippi grand lodge. The
grand lodge meeting will be followed
by the meetings OF the grand council,
grand chapter, Order Of High Priest
l,ood and grand commandry. The city
is rapidly filing with Masons Of high
degree all over the State.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
Three pamaae suIts FIIed.

Waxahachie, Tex, Feb. 11.-Three
damage suits against railroads were
filed in the district court, as follows:
w. B. Reynolds VS. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, for S7179.50; J. w. Taylor
VS.. the Houston and Texas Central,
for 10000; ]. c. Steel VS.. the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe for $4,000. Per
sonal injuries are alleged in last case.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
FIRM AND DEFIANT.
VIII Never Turn Over the Alamo un-
less She Is Carried Out.

San Antonio, Feb. 11.--Without
food, or water for over eighteen hours
and in total darkness through the long
dreary night, spent in the room in
which Bowie met his death at the
hands Of the treacherous Mexicans.
but still firm and defiant, Miss De
Zavala, like her patriotic forefathers,
is holding the Alamo against all COM
ers. She says she may be starved to
death, but will never surrender. my
forefathers were willing to die for
what they believed to be right The
same blood flows in my veins. will
never turn over the Alamo unless am
carried out of the building by force, -
was the statement made by Miss De
Zavalle Tuesday. Sheriff Tobin served
injunction on Miss De Zavala, issued
by Judge Kittrell of Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
PRISONER WALKS oU-.
Twenty Policemen Laughed and Talk.
ed as John Anderson Left.

Chicago, Feb. 11.-While twenty
policemen laughed and talked in the
central detail station, John Anderson,
a prisoner walked to the door and dis
appeared.
An unknown messenger boy was the
only one to notice the escape. He fol-
lowed bravely until he was distanced
by the hot pace set by the theft, and
then he called the attention Of the
sleuths TO the absent one.
Then Captain Gibbons stormed:
what kind of police do you call this
sort OF thing?" demanded that official.
"The messenger boy was better"
Il took Anderson to the desk ser.
geant." declared Policeman J. Brine.
explained the sergeant.
We'll, go out and get him or there
will be some work for the trial board" !"
demanded Gibbons.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
Vessel Siahted.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE British
steamer Eagle Point. which has been
thirty days en- route from London for
Philadelphia, was sighted go miles
east, southeast of Sunday Hook by
the steamer Vaderland, which has ar
rived. The Eagle Point was last
spoken Of Jan. %, when the captain
reported the steamers shaft broken.
Insurance rates on the vessel have
been increased and alarm for her safe
ty has prevailed among shipping men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
GOMEZ UNsEATED.
In Sensational Appeal Says That He
Has Been Played False.

Manila, Feb. 11.-After a series of
exciting sessions Senor Gomez was
unseated by a vote of 40 to S5, The
assembly has done little else but con-
slider Senior Gomez since convening its
regular session on Feb. 10, in which
he accused party leaders of playing
him false. The speaker was compelled
to call him to order before the vote
was taken. The action of the assem-.
bly, declared his election void.
Commissioner Shuster left Manila
for q vacation of six mouths.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
WOMEN AND POLICE.
Militant Delegates and Officers Have
Quite a Lively Setto.

London, Feb. ia band of mill
tant delegates from Parliment Woman
Suffragists, now in session at London,
made a vigorous assault on the house
of commons Tuesday afternoon. Their
attempt to rush the doors Of the lobby,
however, was frustrated by the watch
full police, who had a sharp skirmish
with the shrieking women, two score
Of whom were arrested for disorderly
conduct. The attacking party was
trying to deliver to the house of com
mons a resolution protesting against
the unconstitutional act of the gov
ernment in refusing a vote to women
taxpayers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
reduction Information Asked.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE house
passed a resolution requesting the
secretary of the navy to furnish infor-
nation as to what reduction has been
made in the skilled labor force en-
ployed in the Washington and other
navy yards.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12

Your Account is Solicited

C. S Parker President E. H. Astn VicePresdent
A. W. Wikerson, Cashier E. W. Crenshaw Asst Cashr
j. W. English, j. N Cole, j X. Parker.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
Horribly ManqIed.

Dothan, Ala, Feb. Thames Ash
ford was horribly mangled at a saw
mill. His coat sleeve caught in some
cogs. At once the body was jerked
into the machinery. Both arms were
fractured, his head crushed and many
bones broken. He was dead when ex-
tricated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-12
Demand Not Granted.

Sherman, Tex, Feb. 11.-At meet
ing of the builders exchange the de-
mand of the union painters for raise
from s33S 1-S per day to sS75 was
turned down, in consequence of which
every union painter in the city is on a
strike.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
CumptiOn on the Farm.


80" VII" ""'' ana you "''I reap WIN a
''''N'''"H "''''''H''
Keep all Ia" nuts am bolts snug IN
place. N"i machine vii! last longer and
DO better work.
oil the hearing, o!'cu The horses
would thank YOU o''cu II they could
Makes the machine wear longer too.
Suyy only fine ,,um,c,, r,,o., ,r.,,
this fall. Run i, ,l,,ouvh IN. foun;n.
mill and ,,Lc an, all ~, f,,,l s,r, c,,,l
seed IS hail the croj.
Drain or ION, k.ro.c,. an ,n,1 ,,o,..
and swaup, and ,cr..n c,.,o,,. ,,,.,
barrels. g and ,h.re o,r, IA. ~. .,aou,u,
uIaccs for m]Y,.,i,o, ,n h,,cd
who,
~ ",'N'' "'' "
good hard llnu A,d ,.n,i. ...r asa.
about, il, l,t,. a n,,,I .,,o
a}ouu v;,h yu, vur eel, ,,oI =, r,fo,.
uipht
-. ,n,,, 49,, -. ~
urcl. ~,,. .,,,-t,,,
..,,. g.. "'
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20

you have made. Leave . few minutes.
then wipe of the wax and your name
will be on the iron.
well John you didn't get around to fix
the flower beds that you promised your
wife. Had no timer Now, don't get
hufy If I tell you that you wasted
enough time last week talking politics
down at the corner. and trying TO swap
horses to have done ten times over what
she asked you to do. How she would
have enjoyed 'pu,,ering' over her flow
ers in the twilight hours Of the hot days,
and the sight ot a bed of snowy asters or
golden hearted pansies from her kitchen
window would have helped her many a
mornings work in a steaning hot oon.'
From August Farm Journal.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Scattered Items.

The Sweeney Bros, vino have been
selling seAing machine, and musical
instruments over Morgan county for the
past several months, have now located at
Meta. From here they drove through to
81. Louis, taking al outing.
y Mr.. Miller, of Indiana. is conducting
a singing al Mt Zion. He is a splendid
teacher and has AN interesting class.
MIS- ll2lic Hunter gave a moonlight
social last saturday night in honor OF
her son Claud, who is home Of ms VI
cation, he visited his Uncle X. Gwynn
at New York City before coming home.
He has been holding a good position III
The west for quite a long time. He is
one Of ~ FIST class young men and de-
serves all u,e good things tina, may ON
his WAY. The party was a splendid affair
and s"e,y Jne was we'll entertained.
Mts '.ir,ey, OF jefferson City, is visit.
ing t'e iaWl.lcs Of Yves and Joe Moor,
and other relatives aud friends IA Nor
eRn ""NNIS.
jL,.G.S,mlcr, daughter Of Webb Snyd
er, ~. cd Morgan boy, hat now of Kan
,is, returned home Wednesday. after :
! p!casgp. visit with relatives N south
Morgan.
Jo,,r .Dromgold and wife left Wcdnes
day moaning over the Rock Island for
few weeks vacation d, I.ldorsdo. springs
They vii! also visit relatives at Windsor
$, 4. Clifton, while engaged in back
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20

AIr-d four years .: service withoat an
.,s,, D! judgement oT AZ Official mlr,.hc
IL ,au fc,oid oi. liadiey, Hwa"eH,
'i,r,c :,r Office ags'n tie hep"t'icau
p,-ty las endorsed their record for the
l,lal four yea,s and emphasized the cor.
hdcncr !, h1ai in Their ab,l " an! I~n;rl'j-
". ,:aCn n his station has n~.e:'t",! re-
ward aud will receive It 10 Hp,:0''3s' IN
~ increased majority, i!oo3w,,e Re.
p.hliCan.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Advertising Rates Q.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


cor President;
VILLAIN n. TAFT,
OF Ohio.
Sor Vice.president:
hMfa ). S%HfRMaN,
OF %ew York.
t'or Governor
I%IERnEpT ). 1IADLEv, Jefferson tity.
.or Lieutenant Governor
IhCoB +. G>iEr.CH, Boonville.
tor Secretary OF state
Jonn l.. SwA%GER, Milan.
70, state Auditor
JHesI A. ~Tof.LrRToS, Branson.
rDr State Treasurer
WILBUR Il. MARIrG. Jefferson City.
TO, Attorney General
FRANZ y. FULLERTON, St. Joseph.
80, Rai,rosd and Warehouse Commits.
.orc
WM. " WILDER. Ste. Genevieve.
ro, Judge OF the Supreme Court
ARGUS Cox, BOLIVAR.
10, Judge of the Kansas City Court OF
Appeals
hrcH Il. DAVIS.
toi Representative i'll Congress, 9Th ON.
pfcs,ional District
WuI.iAI {. lRwIN, Jefferson City.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
State Normal School.
Warrensbure, Mo.

Thoroughly equipped in
every Department. Prepares
teachers for both Elementary
Schools and High Schools.
A Faculty Of superior schul-
arship and teaching ability.
Excellent school spirit. good
professional atmosphere,
school ideals formed are the
highest.
Enrolment at Summer Term, 0f2
Fall Term opens Sept. 18Th.
Send for catalog. Address
The REGISTRAR,
Warrcnsburg, Mo-
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
The Real Power Is The Soul Power"

II is, "you dom, say sol" Where
did you get that idea1 Mrs. Eddye
Oh yes, she was-is, IL yet alive the
very hysterical woman who got her
ideas or some Of them from a DIR.
Quinty, who had in some way learn
ed and was teaching a distortion Of
the occult philosophy Of the HindooE
This form Of pantheism, Everything
S Cody, Mrs. Eddy used with all the
creative genius Of an hystcrical imag-
nation, minus the control of the di-
%rection II even a little learning. The
mighty swing of the universe, her
unframed mind could not focus. The
simple, sincere teaching OF the Savior,
illustrated by the growing corn, the
green grass and the lilies, and en-
forced by severe rcbuke to wrong
doors. admonition to the faithlcss and
prophesics of rest and peace
Tor the faithful. she could not
understand, and like all persons
with badly organized brain who at
tempt literary or scientific work.
she constructed out OF the trackleSs
desert OF nothing a book, which. after
numerous rcvisions by her '.stud.
cnts' and helpers who had some
knowledge OF our language, is still so
contradictory, SO vague and unreal,
that it appeals to no one except
through its hay senti,ncnt-thc one
single idea. around which all the
hundreds OF I~agcs-black with print
cr's ink might be wrapt. is, Good is
all all j., Gpd." With this. all the
rest j, casy-nO sln-nO sickness
no death. - Life with all It's tragcdic,
is a myth, all that We ''knOw or fear
Of agony yanishcs in this faith and
we become just ''shadcs' OF the
moments when SELF conscious, there
is according to Mrs. Eddy, absolutely
no reality save God. Mrs. Eddy
calls her yagarics ''thristian Sci
cnCc,' our account Of the carrying
power Of Ills Name
II ~ common Tor people Hlth
covc,ous eye upon the wealth OF the
ignorant and crcdulouo to preface
their stuff with the name OF the Bless
ed Savior. Tons OF rot have been
%crainrncd into the mind, OF the inno-
cent and and unSu,pc,tlng under the
name OF Him who lent The world a
heritage OF hope, p"1cc and love.
that ought to insure against all that is
hurtiuI. Dp.rpR WOODS.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Glorioua Gravoia.

summei and Angus, and tall golden.rod;
Queen Anne's-I.ace IL, the hedge sways a.nod,
and forest y a muimuf with changing mood,
And nights do over the corn.felds brood
When the eye and brain and hand and voice
Momotonous effort to cease had choice,
When strain and hurry their turn had spcit
And surfeit of civilization was felt,
When time abandoned the sute.foot road
And day vas a lash OF the drivers goad
Aud habit our one good friend III need
womid act for Ms wha, we failed to heed,
We gathered together at Weakening light
The paraphcrnalia oi ont door right;
Whites and clothing aud tcnting aud more
We loaded in wagon, our simple sane store.
The sluinber of prairie and depression Of town
Remained far bch!ud al our route southwark
wounnd.
All care aud all trouble and trial and fear
Quite vanished from ~, a. a leaf Of the year.
ont rose from our cart, a giee medley, ahoy'
That rang thrJugh the forests To rc"crberate
Zach sense was ,lprcme' Each ,l,robbing
sensation,
And alert as a feather poised high each
emotion,
We sarg and we cha,,cd and gayly hollaed.
Aud ieveiled in ether o; nectar from God.
bran. spiendor ald beauty Of ridge and of
yales
Aud forgot that e""' there was a Versailles.
our camp nestled down beside the Gravois,
Where every faii maiden one ceased - lie coy,
sang loudly and freely the glory OF youth
And echoed to uui'rt,c one living Truth.
We passed over the lam where willows keep
watch,
And wad-d the -prIlway where waters e'cr
splosh;
We threaded din paths where syca,nores
groH,
And were woocd 10y the wonder of evening
glow
a passage We fought up the face Of the biul
Whose greedy rocs, say one inotnold : enough
We oininbcred the slide rock and stole through
the busi.c..
To view far below cool water tina, ru1lcs.
"" climbed the tall clnis to their ,opmos'
bnryhs,
Where nigh wim., dashed over and held
CdIOu-c.
Rocking a cradle to compel II, to ,lumbcr,
Anlt the being Of youth with visions cucumber
We wound down the road that leads to the
spring
Aud wot-nippcd the gilt that nature can
brIug
rr"m uudc' the hill IN such generous stream,
That IKE Il 2tca, river at once 1t doth seem.
Ne l,ohr. III the la..e where water Ger
i%lUn"",
II soiu' ne"e e. cvipr-multi,udinous changes
W io.Ycd ~ ct it., bueom. were bn,hcd III its
sparkle
SarP e., H. rt.llncSs. Knew wavelrts a ripple.
~" U.s. Intl' lrats aud thought on the star
The p,"ud It 81 Moonlight aud poctiCa .rs;
We heard t." hull frog aud cricket u whirr,
hu watci, Ger tumhling below the hsh weir.
W wAd"'! aud li,icl went boating and swan
la,hcI ~ III" iI.,Ih, aud f,ot rhces ial,
J.. uGncd 1, Ia" world, and spoke 10 our
i,uG 'cr.
Npahr IS Child, and sang our spscci, after
The sun and the moon and the stars all com.
bIncd
With olni, ui forests ana Of, Lake on the
wind.
7 "telc,-c from each iet,er that ever could lie
Inc minds amt the soul, Of the glad twenty.
tiI,r
TIIH nISSOUKIAN,
Collin, Lake, August l!-i1, iTi,.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20

~ !, reported that T.. {. kcrcGs -
q candidate ior the high office Of
United states Senator. Well. the old
n,u will probably find out, what
r>rryboiy else in Missouri knows.
that he i the dcsdc,t thing, POLITICAL
", IN the state, not excepting ''"Id
mln" flllcy. way he should butt in
aud raise a disturbance, after the cX-
r,i,"n.c he has h,1, IS a pretty hard
guess our CUES, i, that he wants TO
even w old score, with the brethren
who p~n..ct hlm away mona the PIE
counter. MaLlp s:rh calamity as
,hc nomination Gf +. e.. krrcn, Tor
tie )n,,c@ state; e;Ha,c ever bciall
Ia" Republican p.;tY u Missouri.
Wealthy as he is, wc GvA't '-.ryc he
!; wealthy enough 'n buy t. aom'a-
,ron, and that is the only Shs" he
-, %, citing it. A,ain,, N.cE. ypl
~" not wanted.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20

omar G,ly's sworn statement As =" -
c,mpsiln chyenses. SHOWS that IL "a
= udat [.!37 il ", Iii. ei:pft 10 SECURE Tie
n,n:rati~p for cung.rss IA the ,,l cco.
= rssi,nr' nisa,ct. Th's !, qi,. -,r.,.
compares! wiiL,t!'e sui> cxpcmt~: By Mr.,
n,ackiet.rd. providing III cost Of ga;d-n
sri La taken into cp".i era.'pI. Hat
~, cafe, inr cxrrn.rs ~ 'on;: -, : .i~
i..n fop,,, the bill.-Ir"crsuu C,ty Post,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
COUNTY TICKET.

80. County Representative
J.. {. I.cgcic.
20. County Clerk
LEWIS lUMrEI.
i',I sheriff
{. II COODNA,,.
For Prosecuting Attorney
". T. ;. ArEG
10. Assessor
FRED Mp"siGSy.
For Treasurer
l. ". S"rAy"Er
Tor 3urv' yor
" L SThvH%au%.
-: Judge Western lrStiic'
y { TADTmrYrk
80! ,udgc, Eastern Di,,riy'
.-nhIL. GARrIr.