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Married at Camp HI.

Camp Hill. Ala. May 5.-sunday morn- ing at 10 o'clock MT. Judge Johnston, a prosperous young merchant of Camp Hill, and Miss Mamie Mae Boon, the charm ing daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alonzo Boon, were married at the Boon hotel. The Rev. J. w. LoclShart officiated.
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P. NJ McNeil is a candidate for county superintendent of education for Jeffer- son county, subject to the action Of the democratic primary
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06

Prof l. w. McAdory announces as a candidate for Superintendent of Educa- tion for Jefferson county, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
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Easiest on Linens
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Superintendent of Education

For Superintendent Of Education.
 Prof. Henry Page Burruss Is a candi- date for county superintendent of educa- tion for Jefferson county, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
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Seaboard only line operating 'ullmans Birmingham to New

York and points east via. At lanta. Trains leave $40 A. M. Dining cars service A la Carte. Business mans train to Atlan- ta leaves 4::15 P. M. Broiler car. The time line,
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Total sales for the day 44O,OOO shares.
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EIour. Meal and Feed Stuffa,

(Corrected daily ny Tennessee Mn Col Flour-Fancy patent, s6; Nellie King, $5 .25; second patent, 5.
 Meal-Water ground, S5c bushe; 96-lb. bags, S1.65.
 Corn-Kin dried No. mixed Soc; white. SC
 Oats-No. mixed, 65c; No. white, 66c; white clip, 69c.
 Pure wheat bran. 100 pounds, $l.4U. Cotton seed feed meal, S24; prime, s26. Corn chops, so pounds, $1.30.
 Corn hearts, 100 pounds. Sl.5U.
 Shorts-100- pound sacks, S160.
 .Iulls-S0-lb. C. s., S12.00 ton; 10o-lb. c. s., SIP ton.
 Hay-Choice Timothy ,s22: No 1 Timo- thy SEQ; Johnson grass. sl4; clover mixed. SEQ; choice green alfalfa, S25.
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hereby announce myself a candidate for the Board of Revenue of Jefferson county. subject to the action of the dem- ocratie primary. J. ED HAIGLER
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iit ner 50 nackage case. 8.

cult, per oO package case, %.
 Cherries-No. 1 Tennessee pack, 2-pound cans. cherries in syrup, per dozen, $2.
 Chewing Gum-Per box, 55c.
 Chicken Tnrnala-Per dozen. 90c.
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United States, died June "a, at his home in
Princeton, N. J.
Races Killed by Bill.
New bill kills New Orleans winter races
With only the Governors signature to the an
t-betting racetrack bill necessary to make it
q law, the doom of midwinter racing in New
Orleans is sealed After bitter fight the
bill went through the lower branch Of the
Legislature, the Senate having passed the bill
by vote Of q to 10.
Senators Liable and Smart got out of sick
beds to vote The charge that Smart was Civ
en- knockout drops was denied. 1t was charged
that the racetrack interests got several Sena-
tors drunk to keep them from voting The
borsemen declare they will move to San Fran
cisco
Spanish Ship at Havana.
The schoolship Nautilus, the first Spanish
ship of the navy to enter Cuban ports since
the REIMBURSEMENT of Spanish sovereignty in
the island, came into the harbor of Havana,
and was hailed with enthusiastic expressions
of delight by the entire Spanish colony of the
city, many thousands of Cubans jolnin" III
the demonstration. A fleet Of upwards Of one
hundred gaily decorated yachts and launches,
steamers and sail boats gathered in the month
Of the harbor to welcome the visitor and es-
cort her to her anchorage The roofs Of the
houses in the city, the Malecon seawall and
the battlements of MORO, Punta and Cabanas
were covered with spectators. Over MORO
few the original Cuban flag, which replaced
the stars and stripes on the birth Of the On
ban republic on May 20, 1902. Surrounded by
the escorting fleet the Nautilus slowly passed
Cabanas, whose batteries returned her salute,
and proceeded to her anchorage in the harbor
within few hundred yards of the wreck of
the Maine.
Verdict Against Oil Trust.
In the rebate suit brought by the Federal
government at Rochester, n. Y, against the
Standard Oil Co. last June, the jury has rem
dered verdict of guilty, as indicted on 40
COUNTS thus making the maximum fine posi-
BILE $780,
Eleven Pounds Now by Post
Postmaster General Meyer has increased to
eleven pounds the limit of parcel-post pack
ages to Great Britain and Ireland for the pur-
pose of improving our commercial relations
with those lands The limit hitherto has been
four pounds and six ounces. This makes the
twenty-third foreign country with which we
have the eleven pound limit.
Florida Delegates to Vote for Bryan.
Unofficial returns from the second state
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-07-02

NY AANppeH
these companies, the Allen Brothers Company,
of Sandy Hill, N. Y, pleaded guilty on Fri
day last to maintaining an illegal combination
in restraint of trade. They were members Of
the Manila and Fiber Association.
Governor Tells of His Policies.
In his message to the General Assembly
Governor Smith reviews work of his admins
tration and touches on prohibition
Appeal of President Refused.
Despite the appeals of President Roosevelt
and Assistant Secretary Of State Robert Ba-
con, Fish and Morgan, the two crew men s1s-
pended for violating the rule against remov-
ing books from the Harvard reference library
will not beepermitted to row in the Yale-Har-
ward boat race. President Roosevelt made
personal appeal to President Eliot by tele-
graph as as he heard of the suspension,
but he met with curt refusal from the Har-
ward executive to make any change in the
ruling
Will Secure Hall for Populists
The city council Of Atlanta voted Tuesday
afternoon, June 3d. an appropriation Of $3.50
with which to secure a hall for the Populist
convention on July 8, when Hon. Thomas E.
Watson will be notified of his nomination as
the Populist candidate for the presidency
This suggestion was made by The Georgian
editorially several days ago. Councilman Hud-
dleston at once announced that he would in
troduce a resolution in council carrying it in
to effect. This resolution, providing the ap-
preparation of $780, was offered and adopted
unanimously by council After council adj
journed special session of the aldermanic
board was called and the board concurred in
the appropriation Councilman Huddleston
explained to the general council that on that
occasion great gathering of people from all
over the country would be in Atlanta, coming
here for the purpose Of comforting an honor
upon a distinguished Georgian, and that the
least council could do was to provide suit
able hall 1t is proposed to secure the St.
Nicholas skating rink at Ponce De Leon for
the occasion.
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date against Mays, fled contest in Leon
county, but it was thrown out by the commit
tee. For the delegates to the national con-
venton at Denver, all. with the possible ex
ception of one, are favorable to the nomina-
ton of w. J. Bryan for president. The con-
test for railroad commissioner was very close,
Dunn being nominated over Jackson by a
small majority.
Civil War in Persia.
Civil war in Persia. Battle at the capital.
Bodies piled high as Shah's troops seize par
Lament buildings. Artillery is used,
Major Devol Sent to Panama
Major Carroll A. Devol, for four years
head of the army quartermaster' department
at the Preside, has been assigned to the post
Of "chief of the personnel Of the Govern
ment staff in the Canal zone, Panama.
Elected President Of Senate.
Senator James J. Flynt of Griffin, Ca, was
elected president Of the Georgia Senate, with
out opposition. He succeeds John W. Akin,
whose death occurred on October 19, 1907.
Unable to Find Chairman.
After conference of an hour and half
on June 20, held by Secretary Taft, Represen-
tative Sherman and a subcommittee Of the
Republican National Committee, it was found
impossible to select chairman of the latter
body and an adjournment was taken until
July l, when the subcommittee will meet the
two candidates in Washington. Meanwhile
a still hunt for chairman will be carried on
Marines Reach Isthmus.
Washington, June 20.-The cruiser Prairie
62 bluejackets. The Tacoma, with $50 mar
ines, came tonight. The battleship New
Hampshire left New York today carrying 400
marines, and the Idaho, with like number,
will sail from League Island tomorrow FIT
teen hundred marines will be on the Isthmus
next Saturday to take charge of the republic
Of Panama if any trouble occurs over the cleo
tons. The War Department expects that
provisional government will have to be estab-
Gshed in July, as the Administration looks
for a revolution no matter which candidate
wins Nevertheless dispatches received today
from Chief Engineer Goethais, Commissioner
Blackburn and General Counsel Rogers, of the
Isthmian Canal Commission, indicate that they
do not now look for trouble
Russian Ship Burns
The Petronia, of the Russian East Asiatic
Steamship Company's feet, is scuttled and
she is considered total loss. The crew land
al in ca fatv
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Roosevelt to Californians.

San Jose, Cal, June 20-Tn a speech last
night before the local branch of the Asiatic
Exclusion League Congressman E. A. Hayes
delivered what he said was personal message
from the President of the United States to
the people Of California.
Two or three days before the adjourn
ment of Congress-" said Hayes, 81 went to
the President and asked him how I should
explain the absence of exclusion legislation,
which told him my constituents expected.
He replied:
" 4 am still trying diplomacy. I am send
ing to Japan the sharpest correspondence that
any nation has ever received But tell your
constituents that if I cannot get what I want
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-07-02
PAGE FOUR
Ex- President Dead.

EX-Fr6SluenT Dead.
Grover Cleveland, former President of the
United States, died June "a, at his home in
Princeton, n j.
Races Killed by Bill
Evening star., 1908-01-12

When on the unknown deep there comes a sail
Outlined in shadow on the darkened sea,
When far beyond, the Captain calls to me
And alone can hear his searching hail.
Why should fear to pass beyond the pale
And say long farewell to love and thee,
When set on whitening lips so tenderly
Thy lovers kiss no longer may avail?
When all is done, | have no fear nor dread;
So>when the Captain calls me, speak me fair
And hold my hand moment in thine own;
:. For should love thee still though | were dead,
; And past the waste of waters find thee there
Sweetheart! know cannot die alone!
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

J. W. Padgett. ct. al, vs.. Robert Carr
attachment. Settled and dismissed.
Edward Norris vs.. Chas. I.etchworth
contract. Continued by consent.
T. b. Gilbert vs.. V. 4 s. X. X. Co.
suit on warrant. II. r.. Neville appoint
ell referee to hear evidence and report.
W. p. Hanley vs. J. b L.umpee, suit
| on account. Dismissed.
State Of Mo. ex rel J. w. Crowley vs.
Sam Washburn and y. &. Hardy, sui, on
attachment bond. Dismissed.
National Life Insurance Co. Va. Anna
J. Hudson Smith. suit to set aside deed
Continued by consent.
Julia Fowler vs.. Garrett Fowler, di
vorce. Continued for service.
Susan A. Napier, ct. al. VS.. Ella Ma
dine Morris, ct. al. action to sell honise'
stead, continued by consent.
Sophia Bell vs.. Charley Bell, divorce.
Decree for plaintiff.
Grace Lee Loganbill VS. William
I%>oganbill, divorce. Case taken under
advisement until the next term, husband
to pay $40 per month alimony.
Harriet Phil O'Roarke W.. Michael
O'Roarke, divorce. Continued.
Grave Olive Richardson vs. Calvin II.
Richardson. divorce. Decree for plain.
tiff and custody of children.
Fred J. Gould vs.. John =. 81. John
and w. W. Noyes, reverse and remand
ed. Continued by consent.
Henry r. Tfyon VS.. Charlie Ilamlin.
ct al, TO quiet title. Decree for plaintiff.
+. II Antweiler and W. a. Droingold
vs.. i. T.. Moreland, lien. Continued.
Louis N. Taylor. ct. al. vs.. The Min.
nesota Mutual Life Insurance Co, action
OH policy. Judgment for plaintiff for
5000.
Bernard Foley vs.. Benjamin Scanned,
ct. al. to quiet title. Decree for plaintiff.
Chas. Is. Howard VS.. Freeman Baker,
vendors lein. Leave given to with.
draw note by leaving copy.
J. Is. Lumpec, admr. vs. Carl W. Bier
sach, suit on note. Answer fled.
John Hayden VS. Martha Hayden. iii.
vorce Decree for defendant and cus,o.
dy of child.
Court adjourned to May 18th, 1908.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
They tell us IL will be shipped in.


That may Ike so.
The follow who is in the clutches oI
the habit will get it occasionally but yor
will put Il out Of reach Of the boys who
have as yet not learned what the taste oil
whiskey is.
They tell you whiskey drug stores will
spring up all over the country. den,
il.
The people Of this community will moi
tolerate q whiskey drug store.
They tell you the doctors will be as
free In the future as they have been in
the past to write whiskey prescriptions.
deny this.
The physician is afraid the State Board
Of Health will take away his license to
practice.
II can help to remove from the young
men of this city and county a temptation
which is daily dragging down large num
bers Of them to poverty and moral ruin.
! shall have done what ! consider only
duty. for say wha, you may, l AM my
brothers keeper.
he careful how you vote mex Wed.
nesday.
A great responsibility rests upon you.
After giving the question much study
my mind Is made up.
will vote ''dry."
II is not a question Of men or Of
politics.
will vote for local option because
believe il is best for the people; because
the money spen, for whiskcy can he
better spent with our merchants for the
things which do not shorten life, in
crcase crime, and stnrve the families Of
the man who drinks
will vote for local option because il
will help 10 reguIatc the man--whi,e and
black-who commits many crimes, and
whose vcnal appetite is fred by it.
You vote as you please my friends but
the editor Of the Leader will, on next
Wednesday, vote agains, legalizing a
business that lies a, the bottom of by far
the greater part Of the woes Of the
human family Western Christian
Union.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS. J. r. Mnyheid and i.eetie, A MAY.
field his wife. by their certain deed oi ttu-.
dated Marcel, INT. 1907, Of record IN book @3st
page so, Of the records IN the recorders Once
Of Morgan County, Missouri. convryedto waite,
r. Runaway, Trustee, the foli'p ~ de7eri!.i
real estate. situate. lying ani X in me
County Of Morgan, to.Sit; Tire " inii oi The
southwest quarter OF section y -" me ca,
half Of the southess, quarter and tr south hall
Of the southensi quarter oi a." northeast
quarter Of section ~. and the southeast quarter
Of the northeast quarter Of section u, township
IS, range -. which > id conveyance, wa. nia',r
IL trust to secure the payment ~ 9 certain
proinissOry note in said deed described, ana
which said note Is nov due aud unpaid. Nov.
therefore. Ivy vtttn" of the authority by SAT-
deed Of trust vested IN me, and q, HE request "'
the legal holder Of said note. ] will, on
Saturday. the D,h day Of May, 1908.
between the hours If ten O'Clock a. m. aud hvr
O'clock y. IN, Of that day at the front door 81
the court house IN the C'iv Of Versailles, Mis-
souri,, proceed to sell the above described real
estate nj public auction to the highest and bet
bidder Tor cash TO sntisfy said note and pay the
cost OF executing this trust. including II reason
able attorneys lee.
WALTER 7. DUSAwNT.
Trustee.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
CfNII, cASE.S.

J Bovcc, admir-. ~. J. l.. l.umpce,
almr. estate OF J. l.umpec, deceased, he
mtnd, IrlaI by couf, aid verdict for
plaintiff. Motion for ne " Trial filed.
Robert Down ng ~. Mary A. Sparks,
suit ON contract. Continued by consent
II. Hahn W 81. L., r. {. Colo.
K, X Co damages. Continued at cost Of
defendant
Elijah tr,iin IS. Mo, Pacific K Il,
damages, Continued hy consent
VI :, Nwr,. We VI. JDacllmi salt on
account ~J"dgmcn, Of dismissal and
agalnsi sllrc'c,.
JOAN I. nlhb, v, !, q BAKER. dam,
ages, Lease gwen plaintiff 10 hl'
"Incndrd p'tiiion within thirty days
ljei"ndcn' given leave g. ril..vcr thrt.
days before u~y, ,.rm. car- continued
Geo ~ IL -. l'rcd Peoples, sui, on
net" Continued al COS, ~ Defendant.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

is soon turned to a sad one if he has to
walk the floor ever night with a crying
baby. McGcc's Baby Elixir will make
the child wcli,--supthe its nerves, induce
healthy, normal slumbcr. Bes, for dis
ordered bowels and sour Stomach--all
tccthinl babies need it,. Pleasant to
take. sure, and safe, contains NJ harmful
drugs. Price Is and 80 cents pei bottle.
Sold bv {. ID. Hunter.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
School Exhibit For Missouri State
Fair ut Sedalia.
Oct. 80, 1908.

The greatest work Of the State is to
provide m,n,s 10y which its citizens can
he maa- more useful aud most happy.
It, greatest opportunity il with the child.
en- Of TODAY the citizens OF tomorrow.
The States first duty is to care for It's
children. The : a'c's first and best
agent, are TIE teachers.
Believing that the teachers and scholars
should have more recognition and great.
81 encourage cnt, and that III. State
Fair should he the means Wi bringing
the work Of the schools to the attention
nt The pnblic, the State Superintendent
asked permission of the State Board oi
hrbIt a, ,Ic State Fair The suggestion
was a 'op'cd with enthusiasm and the
: state Superintendent was au,hprilcd Ia
prepare pans and AK the cooperation
ii teachers aud pupils, II j. too Lite t.
secure much from the rural Srhonls. bn,
a cre,tnnbi, exhibit can be mafc by til,
grades and high sci0o = Of the towns and
cities, ana the State Educational l~nstl,ul.
ions.
IN Elrca,i"nal Es'ihi, viii. dnnl,
less. become a per nancni feature OF ii'
State Far. An effort will hc made I.
have nr,t year a separate educaiiona
bu..!.ng "ita ample space Tor sucll u.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

hibits. The rural schools will be urged
TO prepare suitable exhibits and a large
share Of space. The State Fair Is an
educational institution. II recognizes
the importance Of the public schools.
Let us make this exhibit worth while.
Premium list and rules next week.
Very truly,
HOWARD A. GASS,
State Supt. Public SCH" Is.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Proceedings OF The Circuit Court.
CRIMlNAI. JASES.

CRiMlNAi. GASES.
State ~ Asa Sturgeon, parole contin-
ucd.
State vs. James Adams, same.
State " I:b Titus, discharged.
State vs.. |. NJ. B,ss. parole continued.
State rs. John Stevens, same.
State -. viii Christian, same.
State ~. IVES Fowler, same.
state ". J T. Blackwell, same.
State ~. John Sidebo,toin. same.
State ". VIII I%;uciy. carrying ron
ccairi weapons. Recognilancc forfeited,
bondsncn cited
state vs., bralc Harrington, carving
concealed weapons. rleao guilty, fined
500. and par"icd on payment "i costs.
State -. Sarah Sloan, disturbing the
peace. continued by consent.
state vs Henry Wilson, fcl"niouslv
killing mule. Trial by jury and verdict
III not, guilty.
S,a'e IS. William Is. f'lippin, feloninn,
assault. TRIAL Ivy jury, unable to agree
and discharged by court. Bond IN sum
Of 800 approved.
State - Wallace Brown, irlonious rs.
saul,. hid by jury and verdict OF no,
guilty.
state IS. Dan Hester, seduction. Trial
Ly jury and verdict Of acqui,taI.
State w. III Edwards, grand larccny.
plea "i guilty and sentenced 10 W year'
IN the penltcntiarv.
State ~. Iom Kccncy. rape. Plea 81
guilty and sentenced to the prnetcmtiarS
tor twenty years.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Omar d. Gray Is Not Afraid To
Show His COlOrs.

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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
W. c. T. u. Column.

Through the courtesy Of the REPUBLICAN, this
space is reserved for the W G. r. L. Il fs~dited
by it, representatives. who are responsible fol
all statements which appesr in its columns.
U-watehwords. Organize, Educate,
Agia,e W. { =. u, principles: Total abstinence,
Prohibitions n the liquor traffic One STANDARD oi
morals TO, men and women; Home projections
Equal suH,sgc. aud the teaching III scientific
te mpe,snee ~ the public schools.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Ome-SeekerS

Round Trips sold the first
and third tuesdays Of each
month to Southeast, South,
Southwest, West and Moth
west. Houston. Galveston
and the Gulf Coast Of Texas
only $500. Pueblo. Colo.
Springs and Denver $25 20.
Rates to all other points in
proportion. Good limit with
liberal stop overs allowed.
Come and see me for paltlc-
ularS.
L. g.. MORGAN. ARt.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
v lue OF Farm Land.

The 'ast ten wears has been the golden
era Of American Agriculture. More AL.
vance has been made than IN II twcnt,
~ thirty wears IN the nations lrstnrl
Land has Increased ~enormnusiy in value
since 1876 and IL destined to 20 hiR'cr
in the best farming sections. Prices for
pI0duCIs have been good all the time,
and are better nov than cver. lftlle in.
renanor Di agriculture audi D. farmer III.
creaNs nd the same rate IN the iututr.
and Il ~ suTc to do 70, the agricultural
life wilita 4, ,nsidrrcd the ideal one spl'
10 own Il a.pod farm the very an" 81
felicity. Realizing this many VEL l" Dc
city people ass Buying fail"s - invest,
mru's or countsy homes, and tins pat
Tin, Of 50 much sew capital int" land
Ia been q factor IN increasing ~ value
III time il coming when a CHOICE farm
IN ,nY 81 the Il rnt class states q, the
" ,l.sippi valley VIE be worth Hs mucl
80, kiiu'. Ianson,. -n.m"'i"an f,rn,r.
,hn Sshili:D ma, iatcni Il
BIKE some bread irVt }rar. A.
} ecen,ly boueh, l2,0if .!anI, o,
HVur irvm Curtis y Gray
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
DIRECTORY.
y ~ ~ y SUuHs.

TIna1 - o0GOsDo 00U1S.
ctsoua earr@ 4 q Msn1ay h Aorii aud :ad Mon.
4ay = August NJ JrcsnAss.
Probate c,ur, MI Monday u February. Nay and
/! cvsnhc., AMI y. Monday N Angus.
co:inty o~pur -flrs Monday IN Ps6Iusry, Ma,
A.gsr snd NOVEMBER.