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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28

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R-FOREMEN-LOOK.
FREE FARE.
Grade foreman. Humboldt county SO month
section foremen, Humboldt county S75 month.
Call early today. Boss here at . a. m
IrALIANS-AUSTRIANS
10 Italian or Austrian laborers FOR big fac
tory, $l.T5 day.
Quarrymen. 20 today. s.. u dav.
ROCKMEN-QUARRYNfE
. quarynen or rockmen big dam. Call
early today. So day.
CARPENTERS
4 carpenters. finish work. city SEQ
ERS-TE EAASTERS
10 scraper teamsters. 2Jc fare. 81 day.
BIG FACTORY
10 Italian or Austrian iabOrers, steady job.
good company. So. 80 month
MEN AND WIVES.
Waiter and waitress. country. $50 found.
Man and wife 10 take charge Of bath house.
city, $50 month.
WOOD CHOPPERS.
wood choppers. 1Oc fare. 3J0 cord.
MARRIED LABORERS.
. married labOrerS. country town. big factory
see boss here, $3.50 month.
BOX FACTORY WORK.
10 10 young men 70 work around box factory,
COOKS
Saloon cook. city. ST. week
Ranch cook, $l.T5 fare. $40 found.
BILL CLERK
Bill clerk, city store. S12 week.
BAKER.
Baker. country institution. so found
NOW FOR LABORERS
10 labOrers. government work. city hours.
90 lsborers, railroad work free fare, $3.50
month.
25 muekers. new job. south. $50 month
10 lab0rers, real estate co.. close By, $3.50.
D laoorers, factory. country 81 day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Buggy washer country. $40 and found.
Butcher, S1.25 fare. $50 and found.
Barber. country shop so per cent
RaftSman for pile driver. 81 day.
LOftsman for pile driver. So day.
Plssterer. Oakland IS day.
HOd carrier. city. $3.50 day
Stone cutter, country. 81. so to s. 4 day.
Stieker hand. 500 month
LOTS MORE OF THESE.
OODS-YARDS-MILIS
Is lumber pliers. steady employment the year
round. $50 a month.
tie makers, Sonoma county. lie a tie
10 rigging singers. $40 and found
20 buckers. good company. $50 a month.
Carriage settlers. circular saw. $50 and found.
MARRIED GARDENER.
Married gardener for San Mateo county; see
boss here: $50 and found.
HUNDREDS MORE FOR YOU.
MURRAY & READY.
11th and Market sts.. San Francisco. Cal.
9Th and Franklin sts-, Oakland.
Skip tenders skip tenders for big rock sill.
Call before today.
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NFoKMATIoN WANTED

WANTED-The present address Of Carl May.
samuel Epstein and J. NJ. Sanford officers OF
the Pacific States Mercantile Company, at lS9
Montgomery st. San Francisco. in 1904; liberal
reward. Address Z. O. box T54. San Jose, CAL
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1881 Fillmore st. near
Post.
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MARRIED HELP

Waiter and wife. good place In country. 500 "a.
Choreman AND wife. boss here. $50 found
ChOreman and wife. vineyard $50 found
1 other places see US about them.
RANCHES - DAIRIES
Il general ranch hands and teamsters. wages
S26 10 S45 found.
5 mixers and dairymen for different places.
$50 10 $50 found
ehOremen and ehorebOys.
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sANITARIUMs

SAN RAFAEL SANITARIUM-Idea for eonva-
leseents; hygenie cottages; modern surgical and
electrical appliances Box 1T2 San Rafael Cal.
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UuITr pAr-Acr uorrT.

WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
500 spiendidly furnished rooms. 55c. soc and
15c per day. free baths With every rooms
largest hotel office and clubhouse on Pacific
coast: facing Van Ness aV-; baggage checked
and stored free OF charge highest grade OF
white help employed
WHITE PALACE HOTEL-NEVER CLOSED.
11th and Market sts.. San Francisco.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WOMEN and girls for cutting fruit. CALIFOR
MA CANNERIES COMPANY. 18th aud Minn
eSota SITS.
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READ DOWN
few OF the 1,2S4 jobs now on cur books to
select from
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MALE HELP WANTED-Confinued
MURRAY READY.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents..
WHITE PALACE BUILDING,
llth and Market sts., San Francisco.
Phones Market $50 and 657
BRANCHES:
9Th and Franklin sts.. Oakland
Phone Oakland 1851
md and Main SITS. and 12l Marchesault St,
MURRAY & READY.
READ THESE
OUR FREE FARE SHIPMENTS.
-DORRIs-NlACDOEL
% iaborers, railroad work. $500 mOnth-
CALIFORNIA NORTHEASTERN R. L.
- KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON.
-0v laborers. teamsters. ballastmen. dFillers,
IoeAmen, Spikers, etc, S1-I5 % $40 day
ALL FREE FARE
AGAIN.
FENCE GANGs-FENCE GANGS
FREE FARE
S9 iaporers zd for work on railroad fence gang.
10 drilleEs, post hole work, $50 month.
COMPANY TRACK WORK
60 FREE FARE
SHASTA -SISKIYOU-OREGoN.
bsus9.S. ss,SsrS. - strappers. 20 heelers and 90
FREE FARE-FREE FARE
SLEEP AT OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE.
NEXT DOOR To
MOhhAA READY'S GREAT LABOR Of
90. tlCES, 1lTH AND MARKET SITS.
ooO SINGLE ROOMS. Sun AND ELECTRIC
=, LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM
. CENTS PER NIGHT. 81 * PER WEEK
- INCLUDING BATHS
SVFfEE SERVED FREE DAILY FROM TO
a. ~, FkEE BARBER SHOP, BOOTBLACK
SIAND. SHOWER AND FOOT BATHS.
TAILOR AND PATCHING ROOM. BAG
" IAe.E ~. -, sHEShED = FREE ALL PAPERS AND
MAGAZiNES AND BELIMAN To CALL YOU.
WHITE HELP ONLY EMPLOYED
OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE FAC
ING AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE TER
MINAICRAILROAD DEPOT fITH AND
MARhET SIS. SAN FRANCISCO
NEVER CLOSES.
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PRIVATE home before and during confinement;
reasonable; adoption If desired. 51s 10th ST.,
Oakland.
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PsYCHoPATHY

A NEW science OF life and health. DR. ].
BALL, 10 Turk St: consultation 81 at office
or by mail. Booklet free.
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A-3 mattresses for first class hotel. $40 aud
found; a German cock for a German family,
$40; young. strong girl as kitchen maid.
$50; n waitress for commercial hotel $50:
washer. also an ironer, for hotel IN country
a diet room woman for an institution. S2l;
call at MISS PLUNKETT'S office, 1896 Sut-
ter St. city
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AuToMoBrLEs-continued

CAR can be stored and repaired for $50
work guaranteed Auto Dispatch. $3.50 Fel
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BRAzING CAST IR

ALL kinds OF broken castings braZed strong
new; also aluminium and brass. FEARS BIT
ing Works. Douglas 1I9. 203 Main St
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

Old papers Tor sale At this Office
Regular May term Of County court
begins nest Monday.
For a nice, tender. Juicy roast. OF
steak, cab on {. ~. PrIcc. Phone 80.
Regular communication 81 Ncrsail-
les Iodgc. No. III. a. +. y \. NJ.
Friday night.
The Far has had a new plate class
pat ~ 10 replace n that had a corn
cr broken out a icw months ago.
Possesses marvc'ons curative powers.
rcn.ovc all disnrdcrs, makes health
strength aud nc"h After taking Hollis.
icr's Rocky Mountain Tea youll realize
the wonderful good II doe. - cents,
Tea uf Tablets.
- e. IiApDY and {. - IiCSrrp.
Have you noticed that the married
women whO wear the merry widow
hats look very much AZ # they wished
they were %''it.'
Ladies' Waists and Skirts,
and a general line OF Spring
Goods now open tor your m
spectIon at
CARL w BIERSACH'S.
Ross, Eaton, of Washington, -
g., Is visiting relatives and friends
here.
II you want something good, jus
try our mlncc meat.
e.. II. PACE. Phone so.
The Board Of Appeals VAS IN SEES
sion Monday but had very lt,lc busi
ness to transact, only two changes be-
my made, reducing the Brand land
from 80 to 81 per acre, and ~ralsinj
III" shares 81 the FIRST National BanI
from $40 to 500 per share.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

Just see pncc's beautiful line OF
premium dishes.
Mr.. Y. T.. Parker, one 81 the lead
my real estate men 81 Kansas, was
III Vcrs,iI!"s Mond,y bc,wccn trans.
Versailles lodge NJ 23I, /. o, q.
r.. had a very pleasant mr"lr z In"'-
hav night, with al increased attend
ancc, Bro. W. &. BrwIcy gave a
talk on the good OF the order, which
was Thoroughly cnjpycd by those
present.
Ladies' Waists and Skirts,
and a general line of Spring
Goods now open for your in
spcction at
CAKI. w. BIERShCH'S.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Ritscheil- Kramer.

Married, At 81. Thomas talholl
church, Versailles, Tuesday, hprI
2Sth, At 10 n'olv'k. Mis-, Edith
lruIsa Kramer, 81 Versailles, and
Nh. MUtIn Rlt,'hcll, oi Ean.a, City.
the ceremony bcln. performed ~
Father Ttolt/, pastor oi Il. honaS.
The church va, beautifully decorated
and u grcat crowd Wa IN attendance
to witness the beautiful ceremony
May the blessing, 81 welded HE be
with ,ncm IN ,hcn Kansas cay home ,
Tor winch tnry lett oven the Ruch
Island Tuesday evening.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Glenstsd Modal Contest,

II w,s u Jolly crowd ni ,hIry that went
from Vcrha,llcs 10 Glcup,cI Saturday
nirlii To attend the contest given hy the
Wunau's Christian Truprancc In,np,
III Versailles.
Notwithstanding H.. nlnd, rain and
dark clouds. u good audience greeted the
speakers and cnlny.n The piop,nu I'M
mrnsIy We received compliments ON
the nsw orchestra which ha, been orynn
lied ouly t.1 weeks.
Two d Our good confessions were M.
able To- he utc.ru,, b,, ,l,p ave urcsru,
rct,a,ul, did ,n,,, very L,., 4, win IN.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

MI. M'aIc. ii IT," High school,
went "ncr to WaucnsbnY Friday for
\ short visit wItb hOmcipIks.
4 Pom Easter Sunday - Nj. and
Mr.. i|rnu,Is kI'haidspn. corner ni
Hshr and William on streets, tins
CITY, a TN" baby gitI.
Alien fndcnbuty. H." busting black
smith, 81 near SirycI. was over to the
city FRIDAY and called and bad his
transcription ct up 10 Nay the lst,
1908. II" reports ep"rythiug ~ good
shape ~ bis SECTION.
II has set ~" Hi,plr wrr,d thinking
Upon II all brcioit, o. one, agree,
I'll" tonic al your friends AZ" taking ~,
Upllis'cf'h Pocky Mountain I",.
- {. IIARbi aud {. -. HUNTrt.
Inc wpikmcn are busy putting ~
the new front ~ the Iicincman build
my. northwest corner 81 square, and
when completed viii be the hand,
s"mrsi business house III the city.
\ movement ~ on foot ~ erect a
parsonage on the lot ~ the rear o
the Presbyterian church. Tn, wOult
certainly be 81 great advantage 10 the
'hur'h, and wc hove to see II Al
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Berk streSser- femme.

Married at the rcSldencc 81 Rev.
!. W. Turner, Vcrraillcs, Sunday,
April 18th, J. +. BcrkstrcSscr, deputy
postmaster. and Miss Augusta
femme, Of Excelsior, Rev. J. W..
Turner performing the ceremony.
The happy couple lett Sunday after
noon on the Rock Island Tor u honey
moon "Trip in the west. May happI-
ness attend them all Of their days.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Congressional Convention.

The R"pnblIrhn congressional con
y"ntIon VIII be- held at Jefferson civ
"Wednesday May Cth, tor the purpose
If %"Ic'tnR two delegates to the nat
lOnal ,Onycnl,un ~ Chicago. Tn,
delegate, from Morgan county are
Henry |" Wlmilcr A. W. Burns
". &. lhoma,, 4. g.. Baker, II. T.
NcyllIc, ID. krmcf, E. {. Lcmbc
md ". $. Gibbs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
About Tho COiOred Folks.

Mira lane tO.s went "a Scdalia '!Ast
WcIn",Iay
MI A,ihu Brent passed through here
last Ihutri,t cnrpu,c Va ., IMnis
M. I. MaisAnl, Of Boonviiis was in
this citJ last wrck on business.
Nj. Tony Williams and n MI W.,vjn
of -. I.uiis, wc,r witnesses IA the circult
cpur, h.,~ lat week.
Mrs Msndr Washington aud Mr.,
Flla y Tji,i nl'aucd home ,aG, FRIDAY
! morning ,vrt tho tnck Island We have
I had Occn,hiun ~ very ]scriOurly regret the
bhiniu made "i,rT "" ,aid tina,
Mrs. Iylr, Uss . wltncss N ~" zoe 81
state w ~Iishir' ~ he I.ir.iui court hast
week She vas =, u witness ami wa
10 last wosf's tenn
Mr. Mot" Reno - Jefferson GIG. 'nnIt
In Snndn sand ~ the CUES, 81 hi, broth
~ Jane tnd family,
Waiter Williamson. 81 Kansas City ,
visiting rtlntl"cs and friends here thlr
~cek.
Mrs Ma',.. Foyd. Il Kara. ely
'ariycl here ns' sunday nlIcf' 'hs vii
visit h., dnLEl .eI, Mrs Co.i liuusipn
Sac ~iil ptpbabIy reHai' all summer
Mr.. Hchiy I!uI'nT ts,urnrd home
iss, Mpihay from EtlA. Guy where Ia
la. been ID. last i@. dag.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

LOCAL NEWS.


For green apples and fresh cram
erie goto &. u. Prhcr.
DR.. and Mrs. y. G.. Woods return
~ Monday from their visit to Kan
kss Cry.
IA For Sale. The cheapest
1Omc ~ Versailles. See ]. W. Ne
|Gicliand.
Born, Wednesday, April 22nd, to
DIR. and Mrs. Geo. mccoy, a fine
hob. girl.
Eupion Oh is the best for all pur-
DOSES, especially the incubator, 3 gal
)ons for 30 cents, at T.. A. Williams.
=. j.. James, steward OF the state
1nstItu,lon AT Fulton, was oycr 10 YER
Battles Monday on . visit with friends.
For nice fresh canned goods Of all
kinds 90 To- {. II. PpIcr.
T.. .. Adams has moved into his
New cottage on Maple avenue, West
lawn, and feels now rs II he was sure
EEnOugh a ''d"1irablc" ,ItlIcn.
a. %IalDrcst, oi Slower, came IL
kYucsday 10 attend church. bu, ms.
stead found II va, wedding 'cre'
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Let US do your job Print
ing, we guarantee our
work and prices.
Base Ball.

The gam" 81 base bah whrh was
10 have been puiirh of last Sunday
had 10 be postponed on account OF
the RAIN
The Men, hanlS VIII cross bat, ON
the bonn" diamond with th,lhDwic
mex, S,ndny, May 3d. hi, team
rut,ltasrd H." Merchants last season
by a ct 81 . to u on thIihONIc'S
grounds, therefore a good game j,
expected. The gam" VII be- called
al 10 4 order that the ~thllhpwic
boys can De shown their mistakes and
gwen The proper "clcaning" Ia time
to make the 1oclpck passenger tor
home. Admission 10 and 1J cents.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
WOmaniy Wisdom,

What 1, linin" without II poipirt
Is" neat III, not too sil pp".rIu! neat.
After all. mother Ii III" aniv,Inni bread
mixer
Ma ~p'usn need be- u fright bec,usr
she dor3 her ON work.
Thee ~ No ih'lI",ophy like that Of nc,
wanting ~int W can't pet.
THc best cake I ever ate II the one that
mother made out ii her head
A brni en- clothes pm l., the b,ndrcst Of
tools III e kitchen, making n handle fo'
the dish cloth when cleaning pots, etc
Have system IN your work Keep "A
hiyh s,npl IN the kitchen, use u wooden
handle spoon for shining. We tlNt kn,,r,
are KEEP, sharp. get all the material 10
getl.ri before Starting baking al cooking
n,r IL ,tlh brush fn greasy pans, hprI
Farm journal
a swccping def To- the Di World iron!
th- Eliorado Republican DR., AlInu
McLnnc, ~slienist, who ~ home from
Europe. ayn the People 81 tins country
hay. M idea Of the Widespread lack 81
confidence the Ola World has In tbia
more ~ less happy '"nd Well, who !"
thunder cares alsput what tlIeV thiuk
nbont ~ s,idr"trsS WeT" y net for thi.
country Thousands oi people N the old
cnintry would Ne 0t atatvation daily
Europe c"nnot ra'sr II crop OF peanuts
without American piuwh, aud they wouhi
MT have ~ shir to ihcU backs without
rhmetcan cotton, while hah g them
wT,ld 20 bartt,otci ha i.r AneI.xep
9lio,S. Aud II the impt'ent iO'..s1.
EthinE We w"nt Gyh, they h'h better ty
IA. " America can luin ali Rur"p- ~l'"tIesb,
coa,,e,s aud sh,rrles~ barfopled AN. b.I"
legged IN His moDths wii!r ,%tnfsin,.
them 10 death, AMI N would cot take
many months 10 whai. the d~.yi'gst. .4s
oi them jusl to restore cot. ils1s."
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Boys VIII Be Boys

and are always getting scr"''h'T cuts,
spr1lns, bruises, bumps. hu'ns 81 ecalds
Dom, neglect such thing. the may ~.
suit serious II you do. Apply E,Il,rd'r
right away aud II will rci,rvr the psin
mud heal the trouble. rI,cc ~, 5UC,
and 81 90
Sold by {. - Hunter.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

veEaiIlcs IodRr, 80, 1872, T.. oi
r., held a Ycry interesting meeting
last ihur%dIy might, whh tho usual
good Attendance. Thc rank 81 page
wa, c%unirrtcd on one candidate.
There wall be- wuyk ~ the IN degree
Thursday n.ph' NJ come nv and
Sciu.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
EGGS.

II From Thoroughbred s. e.. Rhode
Island Reds, kclIcrs,fasS Strain, II 90
[per setting 81 fifteen.
& Mr.. T.. ppicr.
M Versailles. Mo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Cream Station.

Now i, the time 10 star, selling
your cream.
!. W. Dromgold, IN iyc months
from six cows, received fl1OOO
Is. +. Burns, ~ SIX months from 4
cows, receive SD2. 10.
The farmers around Versailles
should sch at least 5000 % worth 81
cream this summer. Nothing will
make you more money IN the farm
than JONI cows.
". n. Gibson i, on ngcn, At Yer
s~a,ilrs, Mo.
SxtII SrpIEG, CRrhHpH tONrAhI,
Scdalia. No.
A Smile
i. a Pretty hard thing "a accomplish, 'yiie-
you'Se blue, bilious amt on, Of ,orts,
There u n sur cure for all blHhs ~
stomach and liver complain, cssisaipa.
ton aud hyspepsia, Ballard'a Hsibint
IL mid. yet absolutely -ii~s1,ys NJ all
cases, Price 81 cents per br'tls,
sold by { u HuALrs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Candidate Cards.

Neatly and promptly printed a.
the RtpUBIICAH office and nj reason.
able rates. Call and see MS when
ready. 800 tor $50; 1000 tor
$50.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

Try the Corner Bakery Restaurant
and lOdgIng House for fine Bread
Cakes, Pies, a good Meal and Bed
Fancy Cakes a specially,
Jn". Il. %Schanncp, Prop.
{. J. Dckoo, Baker.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

w" have our first car ~ ice NV
When ~ need Of ice let us know.
c. II MABON,
Everything Clean
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

Chick feed, the hes, feed known
for chickens, especially for Incubatm
chickens, also fancy groceries, floui
and iced, at T.. A. Williams
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

Try Prices 2Oc coffee, bet on the
market for the money.
Regular May term Of Probate court
opens Monday. May l1th
Price carries a fine line 81 III kinds
OF cake, and cookies.
Mr.. II. +. Abell left Wednesday
Of last week to visit relative At Kan
sas tity.
The Grand Chapter. Royal Arch
Masons. Of Missouri, convened At
Springfield Tuesday.
! Squire W. ). Gibbs was 73 years
old last Thursday, and cclcbr,tcd by
having II rain, as It nearly always
does on that date.
Ladies' Waists and Skirts,
and a general line OF Spring
Goods now open for your in
SpcctlOn at
Carl. w. BIERSACH S.
Omar -. Gray. Of Boone county,
Democratic candidate for congress
man IN this district, and hnS trend,
X. T.. Race, Of Jcfcsson 'ity, "cTc
VcraSIllcs visitors last Thursday. and
were busy building political fence,
but took time 10 make the RIwmli.
a. a social call. We hope Mr..
Gray may win the nOmIna,i"n, ion
w,th ShackIcford, our man, e. s.
Blackmar, would have a waltn,cr.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

a heavy rain fell las, Thursday and
Thursday night, putting stop to
rom planting Tor another spell.
". i. Trey the north end fruit,
man, was N the city Monday. He
reports the fruit crop outlook As very
Encouraging Tor ANYTHING like a pay
ing crop. possibly enough for home
use. II no further calamity hts rs.
A Living skeleton
il the final cnndtio Of any child that
has worms # i, lives Think Of having
something in your stomach that eats all
You TAX. as nnufishment Nine tcntha
Of the babies have worms, may be yours
has 81 certain that !, has not by giving
II Whites Cream Vsrmifugr II cxpcl,
all worms and is a tome for the baby.
Prize - ccnis
Sold by {. - Hunter,
1t was ncM-ifost Monday night,
but Is not thought any great damage
was done. These chilly kan-Ncb,
winds IS what gets our fruit, early
vegetables and temper an we'll. a
steam heated Chinese wall along tn,
western border nigh, be a paying IN
IcStincnt.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

W. W. NOyrs, OF Oiatke, kansa',
was a business caller Monday.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

The Public Library ~ the new odd
Fellow Building. Room ~, IL open To-
cv,rybody Oh Tuesday afternoons from
! until ,. BOOKS can he rented nj s cent
per week and there ~" - fine choice at
books.
Mrs. WIN Suu,klnd had her let,
breast removed Tuesday by Ir
Wen, assisted 10y Dr. Iutman, tor
cancer. lii" operation was succc,a-
lul, and IT rs hoped Mrs. Strickland
! ma entirely ictOycr.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Z. p. TurneU,
Dentist.
office: hoods BidX.,
Uers0iites, missouri.

DMcr I'hon" II
Residence Phone IA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-11
PAPER MAKING IN KOREA.
Hermit Kingdom Supplies Best to
China and Japan.

1t is not generally known that the
and Japan are the product of Korea.
1t is claimed by many that the Korean
paper eXcelS the very best that is made
in China and Japan. 1t is produced
entirely by manual labor and without
the use of any machinery. The raw
material used for the better kinds is
obtained from the bark of the ProuS-
sonetia papyrifera, which is collected
in the spring and beaten in water con-
tanning a large admiXture of wood
ashes until reduced TO "A thick pulp.
This is taken in large ladies and
spread upon frames of bamboo so as
to form thin sheets. Another kind Of
paper is made from old scraps trodden
into pulp, much in the same way that
grape juice Is extracted in some coun-
tries, and. though this mode of pulp
ing is slow it has the advantage of not
breaking the Iibcr so much as when
machinery is used.
After the pulp has beer made into
paper the sheets are piled up to a
height of six feet and then cut into
pieces, to be again subjected to the
stamping with the feet. At the same
time the roots and seeds of a plant
called tackpoul are added, the soluble
parts Of which are supposed 70 give
tenacity and tOughness to the paper
Exchange.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-11
Eleven Cases Were Heard and
All Were Disposed of by
Judge, Today.
FEW TO WHITES INSTITUTE
YOUNG GIRL CONSIDERED MOOR
RlGI6IE, WAS ORDERED TO BE
SENT TO THE GIRLS INDUS
TRIAL SCHOOL,

Judge Fox with the assistance of
Prosecutor Jessup. Truant Officer Geo.
Bishop, City Missionary Mrs. Eliza
beth Gambler and Clerk Harry +. Pen
ny. cleared up the Juvenile docket,
Eleven cases were heard and all dis
posed Of one girl was sent to the
girls industrial school, several chill
drcn were sent to Whites Institute,
where they will be given good homes,
others were lectured and allowed TO go
on their good behavior and TWO cases
were dismissed.
Mabel Lamberson who is incorrig-
able, was sentenced to the Girls In
dustrial school. Agnes Gaines and
Chester Lamb, two youthful truants
We're released on good behavior. VIII
lard BOde, d little mite who was de
serted by his mother. was ordered
sent 10 Whites Institute. Earnest and
Marie FaVOrite, ruantS, Were allowed
their liberty pending further orders OF
the court. Ethel and Harry TutWallCl
whose parents are not fit persons t.
have the custody of them, were order
ed sent TO Whites Institute. James
Temple, charged with petit larceny
was released on good behavior. J
TosIOg, charged with assault and bat
terry and Foster Webster charged with
petit larceny. We're dismissed.