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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
PRIMARY RE TURNS
 STILL COME SLOWLY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.)


  afternoon the vote was light and the returns are slowly coming in. The largest precincts have been heard from and the indications are that Johnson will carry the county for president by small majority Clayton. Tomlinson and Cunningham are leading the ticket for delegates to the convention, with a close vote between Moody and Hefiin for the fourth place. O'Neal and Pugh lead for electors. Mayfield leads the ticket for supreme court, Aston and Simpson are running close for second place. The county is very nearly solid for John H. Wallace for state game and fish commissioner. Warren $. Pugh will be elected tax collector and M. L. Smith assessor; w. H. Harris county treasurer.
 At the local box Johnson got 114 votes and Bryan 80.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
Prominent Georaran Dead.

Athens, Ga, May 2O.-Maj Robert Ligon McWhirter, aged S9 years, died suddenly early today at the home of his son, J. V. McWhirter of Wooville. Major McWhirter Is survived by his wife and two sons, Judge Hamilton McWhirter and J. V. McWhirter. He was a member of the House of Repre- sentatives and Senate from Green coun- ty for more than 30 years, and speaker. of the House one term.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
Hotel Proprietor Killed.

Jackson, Miss, May 2O.-John Catalano. proprietor of the Hotel Lemon, was shot and killed today by w. w. Harwell pro- prietor of the Jackson Coffee company. following quarrel over business matters. In dying statement 1t is stated Catalano declared the shooting was without provo cation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
SOCIAL NOTES.

Spokane Wash. May 20-Mildred E. Lee
 chapter of Spokane, Daughters of the
 vonfederacy, will entertain it's memers
 and number of southerners living In the
 Spokane country at the home of Mrs. |.
 Nib. Snapp, 1107 shannon avenue. on the
 evening of June 3, in honor of the one
 hundredth anniversary of the birth of the president of the Confectionery. Plans for the celebration of Jefferson Davis day were discussed at the last meeting of the cha pter at the home of Mrs L. A. Robin
 son. when a committee, headed by Mrs. | Snapp, was named to arrange a pro-
 gramme of addresse sand music suitable l for the occasion Hon. Miles Poindexter.
 udge of the Spokane county superior court | and president of the Southern club of i Spokane, will be one of the speakers. and
 an orchestra and quartet will present a l programme of vocal and instrumental music, including songs, typical of the southland. It was originally intended to invite prominent southerner to come to 1 Spokane as guest of the chapter and de- tlver the principal address, but because ! of the little time left for an exchange of ] letters this plan has been deferred until la ter in the season, when the chapter and Southern club willb join in a basket picnic at one of the nearby resorts.
 The many friends of Mrs T. S. Tate will regret to learn that she is critically i'll at her home in West End. Little hope is entertained for her recovery.
 MT. J. w. Farrior has issued invitations to the marriage of his sister, Katharine Farrior, and Mir. George William Yancey on the afternoon of Thursday June 1, at S:30 o'clock at the First Baptist church.
 The First Methodist church choir wiil give social in the church parlors this evening at o'clock. The committee on
 invitations includes Mrs E. L. Muchmore, Mrs. H. A. Douglass and Miss Ross.
 Mrs. E. A. Sullivan will entertain the North Haven circle this afternoon at 3:3o o'clock.
 One of the delihtful features of the meeting of the Grand Council of Alabama, United Commercial Travellers of America. and by far the most beautiful will be the coaching party on Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Starting from the Hotel Hllnan will be three coaches decorated in the colors of the order, gold, blue and white. Occupying them will be the visiting ladies as well as the wives. daughters and sweet hearts of the members of Birmingham council. It is especially desired that all the ladies be at the Hillman promptly at | 2:30 o'clock, p. nl., Friday, as the coaches 1 will leave at 8 o'clock.
 Mrs. Mary Gertrude Mi1lican has issued | Invitations to the marriage of her daugh-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

months before an election. If this IS the true condition of things, the alder men who were to have retired next April will have to hold over two years, and the election will be for mayor and nresident of the cUunoir
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
cuIIman is Turned Down.

Washington, May 2O.-(Special.)- Senate struck out of the public buildings bill today the appropriation of S50oO for a site at Cullman, Ala. It is hoped e save the item in conference.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

Mrs E. A. Sullivan will entertain the North Haven circle this afternoon at 3:3O o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

MT. J. w. Farrior has issued invitations to the marriage of his sister, Katharine Farrior, and Mir. George William Yancey on the afternoon of Thursday, June 4 at 330 o'clock at the First Baptist church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

| The First Methodist church choir will ] give a social in the church parlors this evening at o'clock. The committee on l invitations includes Mrs. E. L. Muchmore Mrs. H. A. Douglass and Miss Ross.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

The many friends of Mrs. T. S. Tate will regret to learn that she is critically i'll at her home in West End. Little hope Is entertained for her recovery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

Mrs. Mary Gertrude MiIlican has issued invitations to the marriage of her daugh-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
10000 Geraniums and other bedding plants sacrificed by Lindsay the Florist.
Pretty Girl Graduates
Morton's

Cor. And Ave. and 10th Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

Dr. D. G. Wylie, pastor of the Scotch Presbyterian church, corner of Ninety sixth street and Central Park, west, New York, is spending a few days in the city the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. H. Fora on Thirteenth avenue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-25
subaaum zines Grinntrs.


aaaI Naatess 10. 0ebaststae anb sssBe
0sfelee In oer 0epehrtedbntf.
Sn Dbernborf, Wirttembers. nols
Ieubete tiiralt1 ein Mnnr fetn 70. Be-
bensiabr, Der beute auf benz @ebtete
Der @eipebrtehnit aIs bic bD1ite Muto<
rit6t gilt. gs 1T Der @ebeime Rom>
~mer3ienratb paut Maufsr, Der. nit
fetnem I'M SABRE 1882 ~perftorbenen
@ruber Mil6elm gefddftltd ~perbunben,
bds erfte 9interlabungssetpebr fonz
fruirte, bas an Steue Der 3inbnabel
bur9 eiren Shlasbolaen bic patrone
aur G~ntainbuns bradte. Menn Drepfe
bur9 ftine e~podemadenbe Grftnbuns
bes acknowledgements ben eriten Mn@
fob aur aIIgernefnen Ginfibrung bpu
MISUNDERSTANDING eeseber
bot, 70 1T burh bic Grfinbung Mau>
ftrs auerft Der Wegaum nobernen fleins
faIibrtgen @epehr angebubnt tporben.
panl M1uisr tpurbe am q. Stunt
1888 al Dbernborf als Der iiingfte
Sobn zines Bi9fenmaders seboren.
benz atber btefem Rnaben nod etn pols
les Duberb Rtnber bef9eert ipurben.
paul Mauier unb fein beretts ertpdbns
tel, ibm sIeidbesabter 9ruber Milbelm
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ereriffen ben Beirut bes 9aters unb
ipfbmsterl ii9 Der getpebrtenuif. SIN
Sabre 1867 begaben iid Die beiben
Hrtber na9 2ittih, mo iie unter finan>
5ieltr rnterftiibung bes Mmeritaners
Norts bur1 urermiiblihes Experiment
tiren cine Werponfommnung bes 9tns
ACCOMMODATIONS er5telten. Der Gr>
fole mar 1871 BITE gtnfibrung bes
Maufers@ enebrs TN beutf9en Deere.
am Sabre 1879 ~fonftruirte paul
Mauftr cine 9interldbsplitole unb
efnen Repolber, BET In allen Hultur<
ifaaten patentirt tpurbe, unb 1881 ges
lang Inn bte 6~erfenung zines gGn3ltd
ueuen Repsttreepehres. bas na9 febr
etngebenben Werfuhen als Ghkbmoffe
Der beutf1en Mrn1se getpdblt ipurbe.
Die belgtf9e Mrrnee entfdlob iih ebens
fnIs mad elmer Ronfurren5priifung
fGmmtItGer borbonbentn fleintdIibrt<
gen Getpsbrmobsne our Mnf9affuns
bts Wduitrs@ emebrs. Run trfolgte
sfn ipdbrtr Giesesaus biefsr Mdffe
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ftrs@tptbr entf1ieben fd, auBer
Deuti3lunb unb Belgieu, bic giirtet,
Chino, Gerbieu. Mrsentinien unb @pas
nier.
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mntbenber 3ug, bdb bisfsr Mtonrl BET.
faa tdgltdes Mert iabrein. iahrdus aui
BE 6ertenung unb WtrbtHerung bon
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S~aneesfreunb unb bat fih ftets Elm
ttxblt9ss @emiitb betpabrt. Dor
1893 bis 1903 geb0rte maufer ben
btutf4m Ret9stage als Dertretsr be,
ipiirttsmbergii6en mahltreiies 6sFa'
benftobt an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-25

9enrb 6. Hips, transport bon
MobeIn, 8ianos, @eloidrdnfen, Nei.
nigen bon geppihen. 304 SitSeite
@lamo BaIa5a. 8ei6e Telephone.
Brompte geoienrng. gebt uns Cure
@uftrase. 3ufrieoenbeit earantiert.
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Bette 5olbe Der WeIt.

.gs lit mir elm gereniigen Bud
lens Mrnica Salbe gu empfebIerL"
fagt S. SO. Senfins bon gbapeI Sin,
u. g., lid bin iiberaeugt, fie lift Die
bette Der @elt, iie furierte Elm Rnor-
pelgeidpiir an meinem Dommen."
Sic perfeblt niht 5l beilen mo Tie
nlgepan0t miro. 25c BET SO. Dreib
ano 81. gobn & 60.
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Sieh MART.

Gun MntDniD. %. Sui lyUs-
DhIen $3.50 BITS So. 25 per 100 BIB
Rahe $I.75 Bis So so
Bunen unb ,Staes". 81 30 Biz 1925
SHbrlinge 1926 Bis $500
Rafber $3.50 Bis 1925.
SHnfe 800 Biz 1926.
8iegen $500 Bis 1925
Smmeine So. so Bis 5000
ct. Xpui8, %. Suli 1908 -Rinbpieb,
Natipes 81 10 Bis $3.50. Terns . Bieh
&3. 10 Bis $3.50
Shsreine $500 BIS Sc 80
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golfsferutparte llrunta In 8irs6

erbebt unb etne taufenbfade Wersr5be.
surg ernrDgltdt, itebt cine srobe 3abl
Bon 4tIfsapparaten CUR @erflgung.
81 Der aber 132 Sub iiber benz @tras
beanipeau liesenben Ruppel. bon Der
man etnen prd1ttsen Runbblid ges
niebt, fiibren bpbrauItfde Muf3iist.
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aartDfeIn. Meue 9erns, $500 per gtn
Diuiebeln. meme teraniihe. Berr1u6aB,
$1.75; grbital @abS So per 1d0 Yfunb.
Tomnten. Teras, 30 9ts. u. IS gts. PEI
4 Rprb Crate.
RphI, SO. 25 u. $3.50 per 100 Bfunb.
8Dhnen. 9riine Teras, 70 un6 80 Cts
per Rife
Stumble Babs IS cts. per 8ifie.
@urfen, rs u. 80 Cts. per Site.
Sqnnih. so gts. Der Buihel.
gantelDpes. 60c Der Il BuiIeI.
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Holksannuarts

he gesRerteu Der aerpmonste bee easeatpsIa
ert&IoKts.
Gin arditettonifd r~eiabOIles 8aus
pert, bas lebtgltd ba5u bejttmmt TT,
Der 2atentpelt ben Meg IN bic Mpites
rien Der Mftronoute gu erDffnen, TT bpr
Ruraem IN 3nri9 poIenbet porben.
Nebtu benz sroben, aus ben 3eib1aen
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tor, Der fid auf etnem pDlis ifolirt
c~ufsefteIlten pfeiler bon ITO Sub 96be
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Ordinary ~ Cts; WDDb Orbina1p
81 Gents; Som Wibb1ina 81 Gents.
Nibbline 81 gts.; @oDb Mi6blin9
10 Cts; Nibbline fair 1917 Cts.
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81 Gents; gDub Grbinarp IN Gents.
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Ni6blina Sair liz Gents.
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Hair Il 5I16 gents
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Brit1n BaummDniameu 2uhen per
Tonne $24.25
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-02
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Adjourned Nay Term 1905.

Cour, met in adjourned term With all
officers present.
Mart Shores ordered sent 20 insane
Hn.pi.a, No. !, and warrant ordered for
sGi ~ Drs. Lutrnan and Kelley allow.
ed 81 50 each tor examination Of Mar,
Shores.
Vim. McOiunis allowed $50, settlement
a. road oVerscer Proctor district.
J D. Sidebo,tom allowed $50 set
tletnen, as road overseer district No. /.
Kid~ell and i.egere allowed E.15 for
coffin ior paupsr,
Mun,hel Drug Co. allowed $3.50 for
niise ior county.
W. ". kinloch awarded c5htrsct for
printing financial Statement, FOR the sum
OF SIS ", and for 1000 extra copies to lie
mailed to ,sxpsyeis the sum Of S o..
II. T. ALell allowed st.os Tor lumber
for county,
Tom williams allowed 81 IS for work
o. court house.
Me,siiail fr~dericis loaned fl5Ou
&hocl money.
W K. Hunter, israel CARRIER and G.,
" ylasu allowed $500 each as road
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-02
Order Of Publication.
In the Morgan County Giro

In the Morgan County Circuit Court.
Counts, Se Of s MsfSan' IS. August Term '"0s
Mary J. Marshall. Plaintiff,
John. c. Mccauiey and George ". Freeman.
Defendants.
At this day comes plaintiff herein, by a,torn
ey. and tiles her petite, and ~ fdvit. alleging
among. other things thal defendants, john =
McCauicy and George v. freeman arc MOI resi-
dents Of the state Of Missoari.
Whereupon. Il II ordered by the cl,ik ~ va,a
tfon that said defe ndants > Inclined ny lnh'i.
cation that plaintiff has commenced g .ni'
against them in this cow the Object AMI renet'
a nature OF which N to & .gita.n aud ott"tinine
ne title. interest and e.'H'r ~ p!aihtih ana ne-
ieDuaiits severHlly In ana to the iuIiuwii X DC,
scitned lands. to. wit: TITS northeast quarter"
section Tour a., in township forty l'JI idhtt,
sixteen tio>, In Morgan County, Missouri, ana
that unless the said John { Ic,,aniey and ttutfc
w. ~. einan be and appear Al this court. at INC
next term thereof, 10 lie 'ssII anc hOlI'NH
The court house in the CITY u Versailles, IN ,''i
county on tile 10Th day O Angus, next, aii6 'i
or before the first day OF = III term, answef o.
plead to the petition IN sad cause. Tie same VII
be taken rs confessed, and judgment will lie
rendered accordingly.
Aud II Is further Oid~r,!, that a copy h,rtof
ne published. according :" inw 81 the morgan
county RkPuB.ICA., n iC slapcr prtnt'" ava
published weekly in Mt "a EQUITY. it Iou,
weeks . ccessiveiy. the !nst insertion to ! ~
least thirty days before T., ii,, DAY 81 the hcht
term oi this court.
W. {. TuraNs. Circuit CieiL.
"A true copy from the record.
Witness my hnnd aud tie seal of The
lSEALl Circuit Cou,t o! Morgan County,
this 9Th day 81 Juue iYS
". {. THuMAs. Circuit Clerk.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-02
0rder Of publicstion.
In The Morgan County Circuit Cosn.

IN The morgan County Circuit COaft
oTHIn or # H.S?DuEi SIS. Angus, Term 100,
john A Wilson Plaintiff.
The unknown heirs. devi.ees Or s~,au,e.s Of
arn-' Huin's. deceasrd, and The unkn.wh
heirs, d.vi,.ero or g%iahiees oi William wilson
a, thi, day comes plaintiff het.in. by hi, At.
iofhey' and hles his petition aud AFFIDAVIT. siirg
who are Interested in The subjcc, mater OF hi,
action whose names cannot be Inserted he fs,u
Tor the reaso that they are unknown 10 plain
II any they. have are such US they ~yuid De- i've
AS heiT- 81 law, devIse-s ot grantees Of lanes
Huincs, drceHs-a. VI William VII Ln. lecrsrrd
tha' me Interests OF such unknown pei.ons Gnu.
L.' D' mole iulIy set Dut nor described by plhiu.
IN iot the reason that they are unknown 10
plaintiff
whs.supon q 4. ordered by the clerk in va
cation That plaintiff has Commenced d ,ui,
'Raihst thein ~ tins ccuit the object aud yen.
erai nntnrr Of which l.. 10 s,ceris,n ami d.i.r.
pih'nt,i aud deie nds ntS s~veraliy in AVID 10 the
following described lands. 10. vii The north.
east quarter u SECTION i've 81 township f.It,
~! range eighteen ,''sl,. iu Morgan toun,y
a;f+nuii aud that unless the sAid dri.ndcnt,L l..
n "a appear At this cuui', ~ ths next ,-.in a.. 20,
- l" DE- begun aud h"ii.n ut lhe cou , house N
!vtn 1sy o. August next and III ~ hefoIe IL.
hrst ,sy or sad term, answer ur h'-sd 10 M,
petition IN said CAUSE 'hs Same ~,l'i+ taken n.
conic~.&d. and judgment viii Lr rendered ac
cofiInt!y,
Aud 4 !. further ord-r-d. ,hn, q COPY here.
re pubi.snsd. according to law, IN the Mutys,
county NHevhilc An, a ne~s!speI printed Ind
published weekly in Morgan County. ior Eci,
"eets sncesssively iLc itat assertion 10 ts n,
.sa~t 'ni,ty d.ls be ole the frs, day u the ",
W {, THoM.s, G!rcu, cl.rf.
a true copy fsoM the iscord
~lfrstny hand andthA s~ai 81 ~,
.sh~i. Siott Cont Of e;S C,uut, .
inns t'h day ~ June iaA
{. ThoA@s, S!,uIt CIsIL
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-02

jed in the above mentioned places. PLEASE
asst compare the deeds Of the saloons to
- cir claims.
The same mat and boy that bought
this beet and wbiskey visited the house
of i'll repute and here is their report:
On May 3ist, Sunday, we visited
several houses Of i'll repu'e near the Mo,
Pacific depot. The woinen were sitting
out on the front porch in fancy drapes,
aud i, is a disgrace to any city or young
girls and woinen to pass by here at all
times. one Of these houses had the
front door open and I saw men sitting on
wonen'- laps. / asked some Of the
women for beer and they told me they
sold drink only to good customers or
men that the mistress knew. please
bear in mind these houses have no
license TO sell liquor at ALL They asked
our man TO bring them some beer from
aSo,ber house.
Here we were told we could get
beer at Henry Weinysn's old Brewery
and tried to re, beer but we were told
that he had quit selling beer on Sunday
until after the election. but II we would
come back after the election we could
re. il. He had promised no, to sell any
more on Sunday until after the election.
We went to the different drugs,ores but
they told us !, WI too near election to
sell strangers. but If il we're not for the
drys being too strong We could get i,
These drugstores are the ones that have
sold whiskey before so much Oh Main
street.
II called on q bartender on Ohio ST.
and 20, ve:y intimate With him. lie
told ue that they wete counting on many
church people 10 vote with them in this
election, and with the 100 colored voters.
they thought they would win. lie, told
everything.
Til, is not half Of the news these men
20, us and we will use it too il we have
to. We do not var to prosecute any
one, but We do wan a fair. square, hon.
est shake at this thing.
Parents ate you going to line up with
this class Of lawbreakcrs in this election
II they will sell to minors right in the
face OF a trial for their lives, what on
Earth will they do il you vote for them to
run four years. They say they are clos.
ed on Sunday. and last Sunday q saloon
On Ohio So. wss Open Until 5a. ID. We
DO not want to prosecute them and that
is Why We are not doing !, now. il the
votes dry we will o punish them.
Are you going to line up with the
aud bawdy house, that only sells
to good customers aud will sell your boy
right in the face q an election without
asking one Question Is your boy safe
when they do this' We have a League
OF over 100 business men and the best
citizens OF oedalia, now that have vowed
10 spare neither their time nor money TO
sec 10 II that the laws are enforced if O
Will help us 10 vote them out.
We hereby pledge you upon our honor
TO do his work # o will only vote 10
help Sedalia to be a more decent place in
which to live. We can make Sedal,a
rank with the progressive cities Of the
Union next Thursday If We vote the 50.
loon out. Won't YOU help US TO Try it only
:onr years, They have tried i, Tor forty.
eight years.
Signed .CAInn. u.ct,cI
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-02
Literature Used In SeAalia By Thi
Anti-SaloOn League.
READ THIS.

The HpIel License League, ON May
hi:h. Came ont with an advertisement in
the psIers which read as follows. Min
o,s caunN buy drinks at any Of the bars,
Aud their pr-senc. is not allowed around
the bars ~ matter who the youth may
u or wlia, he may pleSi. the patronage
ri the youth is trfi,ed If there Is the
slightest suspicion that he is ud'ier aye .
CAUGHT SEI.LISC To MINORS.
ON May 10Th, al p ~. 1s, served
with beer and "A bottle %! whishey d, the
i'uiton Bar, lG W. lnl street by a bar
.cnder about IS years old, | have the
~hi,key rs evidence. and no question,
w-Ic asked me Signed,
l.oris W.,..... aye u yrs.
WAS served wi.h one CLASH II beer
aud bDuYh. one half pint OF whiskey
and | have it nov a. evidence at limo
my Donn,gan's ..i!urn at 4 p. m. I'll
Ohio street, bar tender Was about 4 II.
= in. iight complexion. clean shaven
aud We GIN about 40 lbs.
Hixnei Louis W....... age II.
The s,,sy Hal~Ln, at ia Ohio street, !
was served with beer aud whiske y, on
May ~ at ) 81 D. m. Mr.. Fell WAS in
the saloon and saw mc served. No ques'
ton, asked Is Ill.
sigasd l.onis W....... age II.
Murphy & Isnts,,I. ON May 10. at .
=. III. by Mr.. Murphy, about IS wears
Old, dark complexion, with gray hal
.ud nnus,ache. Bought beer and whisk,
and NO questions asked. Have wh,ske,
as evidence.
sighed. I"uis W.,.... age H.
Eoutei B. Graham. sslouh. SUH Ohio ST
was served With beer and ~hiskey', m,
have il as evidence. Served by gentle
spsS about 2UO lbs. dark complexion
IAaGe diamond ring on lief, hand and
tors. sa,'.e pin Va tie, bought beer an,
wAiskcy ard have j, AZ evidence. N,
question: xere asked u, any Of thss
places,
SIyasd, Louis 'V....... aye II.
Set.iin. No ne II, 1875
This certified HIT - .,'py SON
bought u pint Il ~lIiskr,A the Pei.
liar for whi'h J paid % D"n.,. AIS,
bought whisl,y ~ me Vim 81 Par az,
from g.. Sm:th aud Others. ! " Io
asked a single a." s.'',a - ~ ny ag".
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-02
4 OeIden Wedding

means that man and wife have lived to a
good old age and consequently have KEEP,
healthy. The best way to keep healthy
is 10 see that your hver does it's duty SCI
days out Of aes. The only WY To do ,h,.
is 70 keep Ballard Iietbiue in the house
and TAX. II whenever yonr liver get,
inactive. 10 cents per bottle.
Sold Ny Z. y Hunter.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-02
CHURCH DIRECToRY.

CHChCu DIkkCTOhr.
NJ T.. Church. south - Preaching every Sunday at
II a. IN. and ~ d. IN. sunday school at $40 Il. III.
PIayei ine-t!lg Wednesday evening.
REV. W. q. BkTELY. Pa.ttf.
Presbyterian Church Preaching the 2bd and 9Th
Sundays la each mont, at II O'Clock d, H.. and ev.
cry sunday night. Preaching AT Hop.well the lat
aud ;rd Sundays m strb month Al II a. IN.
kRv. J. ". TUEskR. Pastor.
Sunday school at YSg every sunday morning.
~. McCLkLLAED. sup,.
baptist Church Preaching .very Sun.
day at II a. M. and 7:D .. IN. business meeting on
sstnrtlay before ths eth sunday ut 7:3J y. M. sun.
day school 4. $50 a. IN. ssd b. Y. J. y. at7:sO J.. m.
every sunday. nv q. n. wdItx. fq-tn.
Christian Church Sunday school every Sunday nj
SaDa q. M. O. u. HuRTFR. Superintendent.
Preaching svery third sunday In each month AZ
II q, az. and 7.D y. D. Minister.
81 Fani's NJ. u. Church U'olored,- Preaching IL,
II u. III. and 20 y. III. List and Srd Sundays IN each
month, Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
sunday school ut $50 u. IN. every Sunday.
REV. d. pEYros. Pastor
C.Snred Ia ptiN C1turch- rrsaching ut II n ~. and
7:I y. IA. every and und Ell Sunday ia each month
q Y =. q. every Wednesday, evening IA, $50. sun,
dhy school ut $50 y. ~. every Sunday.
lev. u. w.. WATTS. Pastor.