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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-01

Every man 20 mis- trade" II an
old sdage and is familiar 20 pearly
all Of us. It is brief in ita wording
but conveys q great deal in it, mean
ing. IL r. merely q terss way OF
'aying that a man who makes . Gpe-
daily OF any one thing knows more
about, and IL more proficient In his
particular speciality than any one
else could be. II 10 for this reason
that we all seek . specialist when
80 have any serious physical all
nent. II is for the same reason that
rhe Rydale Remedy Co. went TO one
)f the best specialists in the United
States on liver and Intestinal trou-
bles, a professor in q Columbus, o.,
Medical College, and secured from
him prescription from which Ry-
dale's Liver Tablets are made.
This specialist knew more about liv.
er bles than q doctor who treats
ali diseases, and that IL why ny
dale's Liver Tablets relieve and cure
more quickly all liver troubles than
the ordinary liver pills and pew
iers.
80 tablets In q metal boz, IS
eehta For sale BIZ the White Phar-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-01
POLICE COURT

A raid on the establishment OF
Miss Pearl sellers on High street
was made yesterday afternoon, and
this morning the recorder assessed
Miss Sellers $50 and four girls $40
each, making total OF S11O. One
plain drunk and one rrespass com
p'eted the docket this morning.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-01

Every woman desires q good com
plexioR, but sft-times either ruins
the one she has OF falls to gain one
By the paint and powder method she
employs. A good complexion 10 from
within and cant be painted or pow
dered en-. Two things are necessary
In order to be the possessor OF a
good complexion. A healthy action
Of the liver aRd good rich blood.
Rydale's Liver Tablets taken coca
Siopally and followed for a week OF
ten days By Rydale's Tonic and plen-
~ OF fresh air and out Of doors ex-
ercise will beat all the paint and
powder in the world Try II just
once and see. The White Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-01

You are ambitious and possess at
least an average amount of tact aud
perseverance. Therefore we want
YOU and wil pay YOU SIS a month
Tor taking only four orders a day.
You can earn a b & income. We
furnish all supplies free. Write %
uay 10 Manager, p. o. Box 1850.
New York City.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-01
UNIFORM BILL OF LADING

Chicago, Dec. Following sim
liar action on Che part Of tho east
ern roads. the western railroads to
day adopted the un form bill Of la
ding. Shipp,rs who refuse TO ar
cept the innovation are informed
that 10 per cent. will be added to
their freight charges.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-01

IN every CLINE III same Is heard,
Its name has spread from sea to
sea.
De not surprised II In the otne<
world
You're made to take Rocky Noun
tain Tea. tRcwin now.)
For sale by tue " nit, Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-01
Let everybody clean up rheir

Let everybody clean up theft
premises before winter sets in in
earnest. The sanitary condition Of
the city IS better than II has ever
been before, but there IS room for
improvement yet. II the citizens
should by united effort help the
health department make our city
one OF che the most heal:hful in
the country.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-01

I. 3. Lemon. Of BeIlast. We IN
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-01
WILLIAMS CARBOHO
SALVE WITH ARNICA
Ann WITCH HAZnI

The best saivo IN the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, letter, chapped hands and
all skin eruptions. Guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Use. Sold by the White Phar-
macy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Gin Rpman aus 5luci 'oemiipbaren.

gtew 0orf t3. Oft. = aol'
rub &nubcrt lmO ieine critic 8ottin,
nelhe iib por pier5ia Sabren beira'
tbctcn rmo nor IS ,Sabren iheloen
lieBen merocn iih nlh na6oem lbre
5lpcitcn Gbebdlften bur1 Den 3oo
obbcruien purocL }lm 5peiten Vfal
ebelihcn. amlbcrt'S 5!ueite Satin
lit luldngit bier geltor6en, ilno als
ocr @ittpcr crfilbr, ooB Der 5meite
Mom Der criten 6ral in 3elitld'
Iono nit Dem 5ooe obgegongen lei
nodtc er ieiner iriiberen 2ebensge.
iG6rtin ihriitlif oen 2lntrag, noh
Ncm Aort 81 fommen imo i'm Die-
Del 81 neGmen. Sic piqigte ein uno
tam geitcrn iriib bier oil. ISellte IoIte
&mubert cine Seiratbsliccn5 mo
uorgen ioa Die S,oh6eit icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
1SuluclcnSic6 int 0arn.

ct. 9oui3, Wto.. 10. DIT. -
Die Giciige Qolijci bat sic 9eborben
ron Chicago, 9tep.9orf un0 Ganios'
Gitp bCnodrihtigt, boB Softer George
bier me1en 0e5 Gicbitobl5 bon 5u'
mclen uno 3alhcnubren I'M @ert6e
bon $4,000 pon 6em gteusOorter
2<lnpelier 2. G. Eopell gfr, ITO,
9roaouop, perboitet noroen lit lno
oaB 8erboitltngen in onoeren Stoo'
ten in 9[u3idlt ltcben. G}lupelen I'M
Wcrt6e uon $4,000 lplroen BET
@cprge gefltnben, ais CT 8eItern oer'
haitct mur0e, ino er iou nod anoere
S6nuttiohen in ct. 2oltis, aanlas'
Gitp lmo Chicago neriebt boben.
@corQc nltr0e BON Wtabel WtcGop, CT"
uer 6rcmoin Ser Eoli5ci perrotben,
neil er ibr 8elo perlpeigert bate.
N2llS oic @oIi3ei Georges 3immer i'll
ltr. 23t9, Einc. Ctr, iiberfiel, fano
iic SlmeICn mo S6mldiaden in
nIlcn mo8Iihcn Shlupiuinfeln oer'
bpr9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Sin Sfanbal in bcr 5amilic Gosan

Decatur, Sis, 13. Oft. -
Sbcrlt Nc s. Sudcr, @cnernl. Guar.
ticrmcilicr Der glmocsormcc, mur0C
bclltc iriib oabicr oli cinem ,3uAc
Der yMabab. .9oDn" inter Der 9ln.
tloge ncrboitet, lcinc Nottih cine
Sodter oc9 uerltorbencn Generals
in6 9ulocSicnotor3 ,Sobn u. 9ognn,
boslpillig i'm Stihe geIoiien 5ll' bo.
ben. 3ic Nittmc 0eS Generals, mct.
dc in Wol6ington moDnt, beidlll0i1t
Slrdcr, icinc 8ottin icbon lnnlc
0rouinm bcbon0clt jll 6abcn, lmo lie
fat iiA micocrbolt per9ebiih bcntilbt,
cos ariegsoepartcment ju elmer
fric1s9eridtlidcn llnterilidlmg Der
9lngcle1cnDeit 5tl 5uingen gSie iic
icrner crfldrt,mIlroe ibr 1om &ric9s.
Icpartenicnt gerotbeh ibre lodter
olti Sdcioilng flagen 8u laiien, al.
lein birrpon pol!te iie nidlts Diiien.
Cberlt lllder mar bel leiner Ser.
boftltng fronf uno fonnte Den 3ug
niGt perlaiIen. Or niaigte elm obna
RcQlliitiunsueriabren 5uriid5ufebrcn
uno iubr priter rah ct. aouis, BON
no aus er ipdter nadl Chicago 5u.
riidreiien lpir0. Cine jralt Inn oeren
Uillen er feline Satin i'm Stide ae.
loiien boben ioll, beiono iid in ieiner
t8cieIlidait. 2IuBeroem mar er bon
elmer stranfenpdrterin uno slpei
ndnnli6en IienItboten 6egleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Ggotiider Sat.
ErGiiocut Gnitru'o %rnbrr in Nclu'
g)Urf angclnngt,

Ncitrcitct @crilht ibcr 6cobiibtigtc
2lnpcrblm8 cinc3 2lrtiQcriccorpa
iiir &cnc5uclo bier 5u 2onoc. -
9icilt mr 81 &tr1uillun9a.
5lpcdcu. ~ Gr0bcbcu al Ser 4a,
cificfiltc lmO uuitunlihCr 2ul2s
bruh IN @cItiuoicu. - ,&obn ".
&ogon'S SHluic8criobn rpc0cn
&crlniicnS icircr @ottin Ucrboi-
tct. - Sinuclcnoicb III Ct Sonia
icItocnonmcn. - Grltc rIcttrildt
Nnrihtllng IN &irninicn nurOc
Bcittrn in &ihmon0 polihcdt.
9tcm- Oorf, 13. Sttobcr. - >Qtd
ior Garnclo Goitro, cin 9rlocr 0c3
ErdliOCntan Goltro bon &cnc5ucto,
fam bcutc olli oem 0nnplcr o3tliu"
bier ait. Sin @eriidt gina ibm Dor
ans, lout mcldcm cr nob Ncu Der.
Stuotcn fam, nm bier 5ll Son0c Cin
9lrtincriccprp3 sur Ttrtbet0i0lng 0cr
&iiilcnieihuNcn &cncjuclo'a iiir Ocn
SAL ciuca &riegeS nit &olnn0 nt5lI.
mcrben. Gr bcltritt inoellcn 0itic
9ln9n6c lnb crfI1rtc, CT bciin0e ltcb
mtr ulli elmer &crQnilgunQ@reilc. Sci
ne 2lbiidt iai, ctmo cinen Wionot III
9tCm. 2)orf 81 blciben mo bonr ocn
@intcr III europa 81 pcrbrin9cn
Nfoior Goitro bcitreitct oub 0oa
@eriiht cob iein 9ruOcr elm toOt-
tronfcr Monn ici, mic fiir5lidJ ans
bollGnoiiban Gucllcn on0c0cbcl mlw.
Oe. 3u fcincr 3cit, iogtc Ser Otaior,
babe ir9enO cin @rlno criitirt, Die
3iiGel Der 9tc9ierllng oil Oen Sice.
BrGlibenten ob5utrctcn.
nGrGlioeut Goitro," ingte Der Otos
ior tpeiter, lit fein ,Seino Der Ser
Stooten. Gr pertbeioiGt mtr bic Sns
tcrcllen icincS &otcrlonoeS no6 be
item Grneiicn uno iuie es ibn ieinc
Yfliht gebictet. SD bin felt iiber-
5cu9t, 6nB Die 9iiiercn5en 5lpiihen
@ene5uelo lnb Soaonb inncrbolb ei-
ncS WtonotS 9iitlif beigcIegt tucrs
0cn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Gritc clcftriid)C S6inridDtnug in Ir'
aicn.

81 hmoub, So, t3. Oft. - Gie
crIte Soinrihtllug inter Dem neiten
StaotSGeieb, meltIes Sen @o(gen
olrd ocn clcftrifen Shlbl eriebt,
muroc bclte iriiD I'M bicligen 3uht.
6auS uollitrettt. Ger @cricbtete mar
scr Ncgcr ScnrD Smith, nelder Der
&crAcmnltigung elmer betogten 6rolt
in Gortsmoutb lno zines Haubes
iibcriiibrt mar. Die ,Sinrihhmg uer'
Iicf obne Storlmg. Seine ndberen
@in5clnbetien ocrielben tultroen bon
ocn 3udtbnllSbeomtcn betonut gege'
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
gSicocr Gin Grobcbcn.

Noibiugton 3. s., t3. Oft.
SIN bieiigen @etterburemt iowobl,
nie i'm Bureau beS geoodtiIfcn mo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 Gbcl-
tenbonL Oio., muroe beute elm flci'
res Grobcbcn ucr5eihnet meldcS eft.
po 2000 Mcilcn iiiolidb lmo meItlid)
bon bier cingctrcten it, piclcidt otf
nem StiQcu Wiccrc, mcItli6 bon Der
aiiitc WPcrito'3. Gic GroItoBe trotcll
tlr5 nod Wiittcrna6t Elm uno bauer.
fen ctua 5mci Stlnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
@nlfaniIder Wnsbrndj in @cIinSicn

NoIie. 8errc, Snicl @uooe'
loupc, 13, DIT. - Gin 9(i6enregen
ou3 oen 8ulfonen mli ocn Snieln
WortiniQue o0er ct. 0incent f0ut
ibcr @uobcloupe. Ser Soliricrc,
Ct 8iucentS groBtcr @ulfon, lit
uiht in Sb1tigfeit un0 sic 2lidc
mnrB alld irgenb einem on0crcn Sra.
Ter fonlnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
1atiiriidbe Soitrrn.

Zen 0enlcrefnedlen oes WitielnIierS II BON
bon elmer bnnlauen 5oIge3ei on5 grdnfame
Senomeri geleai luorocn, Seiocr II Der Sort
uucb all oen ndtiirliebcl 6utern. lueben tlls
fer N6rper unierluorcn peroeH mug eiH @noe
berciici loOroen fe ytllr IN aeluliieH tSdeH
gelung cS lSCbltbdicrll oer WicHi6bett, Der nns
tiridDeH Granamleii 0nlt 5u gebieten. uno
ocbort 8u oieleu @leIiibcnlrenuoen i'm beiten
Srnne oCs gSortc5 II. Sllehee oer nit Ana.
iciie elm tnieblsbarcs Diitel gcaen Die Softer
Der Sdmorrbpioeu erdno. sine grObe miro
bon 4 J,cutnehicr x 60, Dor 1915, Neips
Dorf. irc Oeriauot tltoWt0t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
3uri ScntId,e Slrbciter ermurbet.

O$mcgo I..D., t3. Oft.-Sobn
lno 9cter 9oble, 5pei oei,tide 9lr-
Better, meIhc in elmer einiamen
Sitter nobe SngolIs Groiiing mobn'
ten. mur6c bellte iriib BORT efmOroet
uliipeiunocn SSbre 60noe uno 6iibc
poren 5uionmengebitnocn lnb ibre
a0pie nit elmer 9trt 5lt grei aeidllu'
gen. N(ui eitem Glide nabe ben Set
en- fonS man cine leere 80rie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Grid,oi; icinc s5bnc mmo lid, iclbit.

@ol6SberrG, Wo., t3. CIT
3. 8. Scomon, elm 6arluer, eridien
bel,te Dor Der 9iitrittihulc, riei icine
5lrei S0bne im gllter bon 10 lmo II
<obrcn Dor Die lbiire, eri6ob einen
bcrleben, uerlpunoete Den anoeren
tootlid lrno beging SelbItnroro. Sein
Diotip iiir ole S1redenstbat lit nidt
bcfonnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14

-Ruubreifc iiir ale rc9udrcn 3itee
to6cr. bis Gcinidiiebio u d. oitobtr
6ur Mdfabrt 0iltil
Sf.15-Runoreiie. %, Sftohcr. giaete
nur af Dem Spe5iaI5ue eiiItia.
Der Gamnens9ubnbui I'M 7.35 Uiors
0ers perl1bt. Riidreie bon tSres
ocrid nm 5.A5 HabmitoaS nnt
lclbcu SdeC. (2sSfb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14

- Wioniignor aenne0p, Reftor oes
onerifaniidcn GoIlegs IN Hort, iiber.
nlittelte qeitern Dem Gapit $4,000,
lpel6e in Der @r5bio5eie Ybilnoelpbia
ols Ieterspfennige beigeiteuert NOR.
oelt ipareli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Saacrstu,pu TSair

NUHII9IUUH NUIT.
S350-Mlnoreiic iiir aHH :eqnldrcn 3il9e
AM IA. 10. unb 16. Sftobcr,
bis einitbIieBib II. Sitobcr 6ur
Hdfabrt 1iiliig.
sunorciic, II. unO 10. Sftuber
9Ietc IuIr fir ben Goa Der sluss
Onbe aiiItia glm 10. Sftubcr Oers
dht Der Spe3inI5uq Gumhcus Gnbns
bof 7.35 MorpcnS, Hildfubrt bon
Suacrotomr $50 9inc1m. AM fclbcn
Tuge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Wfailrn:
&crialllllllullO
Ser
Independence +"
Yarlci
I'M
Yrinccb
Inftiutnrp . trnpr itnS Nru+ro 0I,r
Yrinccb.Sbcatcr,

Baltimore StroBc lmo Gcntral,9luc.,
Sunncritag, Den Is. Sftubcr,
s llbr 9lbcnoS.
sir ErGliocnt:
gldJtb. Sbuma3 e. SiS9cn
upn WfailadDuIctts.
Sir &icc-Erdii0cnt:
Ndjtb. Subn Scmplc 8rnuca
Dun Georgia.
Nc0en mcr0cn gcbnItcn pon
9ldtb. Spbu Scmplc @raucs
uun Georgia.
9ldtb. @m. 9ianOUlpb Scarlt
upn 9cm-OUrf.
gd)tb. @m. VI. Somaro
upn 9labamn,
l(n0 on0crcn pronllncntcH 9feoncrll.
Wnlif. Sbiircn z ltbr 9lbos. uffcn.
Iie crltcn brei &cibcu i'm 9oItpn
iilr Gomcn un0 ocrcn @cglcitcr re.
IcrOirt.
Gbas. u. griscoc,
(2SS-W &oriibcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Baltimore & SbtD
Grfuriionens8nQetin.

S2j0-Gum6erlano nno Suriid.
1.25-1iartiueburg nnb Snrnd.
S1.2j-Snrper's 5crrD nnb 5nrud.
Sunntag, oen Is. Situbcr. Spca
5iul8ug perlibt Wtpunt NoDuls 9ubn.
bui 100 WiurgenS, eanloerrN Nubnboi
7l0 Norgcns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
&un1mer Y Befer,
SrntidJcs @anfs mnb @cd)iclgcidjGft
26 SpntlD.Strafc,

,,Gatipnal 9ant Of Commerce" 'Gjcbdnbr.
Wiitglichcr Der etitienbUrie.
9ns uno Ierauf bon glttteu mo Sbligatlus
ucn, 29ecbfel ulh Grehthrieie uut auc baupts
fd6Iihen Stdoe 9urppa'S. gln uno &eriauf
tre.nber SeIoiorten, iomie @usfertiGnn9 bon
8oama6ter, S6biiIsfarten BON nno nab
2eutiddno. (Iprll2T-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
2.O0-Gbilaoclpbia nno 5urii6.
S1.50-Sbeiter nno 6nrii6.
81 OO-MilWiuatuu NIB 5uriiCf,

Spnntn1, Den %. Sltohet. 80
Spc3iaI3ug uerldBt 9dmbens Siutiut
500 &ormiiiags. Wiolint 6pDd
Staiion sos Gorm. &crldBt %bis
labeIpbia duf bcr 9siidfubrt $40
glbenoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14

25-2nrag uno SMriid. Sonniao, tS.
Sftober (eimimlieblih transfers
nab uno bon Den 36ben). Spes
5ial5uA berldBt Mt RoUulsgabnboi
10 Mor9cuo, Gambler &nbnboi
7t5 Wlprgcns. &erIdbt 2urdU 1lli
oenl Hiidrpegc 600 glbcnos am
ndmIibeu Gage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14

NCIt 8 D II q, 10. Iff. = AIe
9Srobcfabrten nit Dem rItiiii6en lcnf.
bnren Otilit0rballon, Der fiir3lidJ olf
Der Gobrt iibcr petersburg 3lt S6u.
bcn fam, iuurOcn geIterr ipieber ouf.
genonnlen. 5n filr5cn Sobrten ma.
rGprirte Ser Yolon in pertifaler lrno
6ori3ontoler Hihtilng. Ginmol mar
Der gouon tuegcn eines 5eblerS al
sem Motor gc3ull1gen, 81 lonoen, er
iticg uber 6alo oarailf nit ei1encr
Strait luieoer in Die Sobe.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12
Walnut Grove.

\ number ui Walnut Grove people
attended the closing ul Ihruston
Hawks school.
The Rhode Island Red chicken is
becoming a popular iavurlc, and J..
Il. Hawks, OF the Mur"aH, IS build
ing up fine flock Of lhc,c ctirtcns.
lie has sent to the noted Kentucky
breeder, NJ. J. Ecall for eggs TIN,
season.
G.. +. Shor, has moved to Vermont,
Cooper county, HAr. Short is a man
who has hrcn 'hrccurng fine, full
hlu0hch Plymouth Rock chickens for
years and years, so when he was NOV
ing he offered a few dozen at lOcts.
per pound. !. G.. and Z q. Todd
bought four dozen ol them, mostly
young pnllcts averaging q II pounds
each. Good chickens pay.
Mrs. Cora Todd has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, {. femme,
the past week.
A large crowd attended The closing
exercises Of Providence school. A
fine dinner was served. The patrons
are well Dlcasci with the BrDyTeSS the
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12
For Treasurer.

We are authorized TO announce I. NJ &.
ySchanncp as a candidate for the Office Of
treasurer OF Morgan county, subject to
:lic decision OF the Republican voters at
primary election to be held August A,h
1908.
We are authorized to announce John
:. Boyce as u candidate for the Office Of
treasurer Of Morgan county, subject to
;he decision Of the Republican voters at
primary election to.be held August ith
lpOS.
We are authorized 10 announce II. X.
l.nloc AZ candidate for the Office of
treasurer oi Morgan county, subject to
,iie decision Of the Republican voters at
primary election to he held August ith,
zoos.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12

about two weeks, but we are glad to say
that she is improving.
On account of the rain there was no
preaching Sunday at the Proctor church,
There is considerable moving going on
in this part at present.
K p. Chadwick has moved from the
river to the Iiseper ranch.
Jessie Belamy has moved from the
Atkins place to the Talbot farm on Proc
tor
Mrs. John Bowers is very sick a, this
writing
l.. L. Forster was on this creek Sa,ur.
dav
Joe Spurlock made a business trip to
Versailles last week.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Il. Slater, Of Usage,
Kan and Miss Mae Rice, of Kansas City,
are visiting Mrs. Slater and Mrs, Rice 3
mother, of Proctor.
Miss Molic Johnston closed a success.
| ful term Of school at Proctor Friday,
| March 9Th. A bountiful dinner was scrv-
ed by the patrons of the scoool and the
teacher was presented with beautiful
Post Card Album by her pupils.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12
Florence Items.

lake Cline took George Shck to OF
tcrvillc TO- the train Tuesday. Gcvigc is
going away on a pleasure trip.
George Thomas took load of hogs to
O,tcrvilc Wednesday,
John Stephens traded horses with MIN
or IouCh.
Bill Kirn was busy last week making
repairs on the telephone line
The Florence merchants, Etcmcr and
Rasa, took advantage Of the good roads
aud filed their shelves with groceries
and dry goods.
H. T.. /andcrs was in,cnding To leave
town Monday TO saw wood but on aC-
count Of the rain SUNDAY he postponed i,
for few DAYS. He says he has hal n
lesson pulling out in the mud We all
| lnow what "A traction engine will do to q
muddy road.
! Mrs. Walter Williams, who was takrr
sick a, her bro,llcr.in-law was able tc
return home Friday.
! A surprise marriage took place Thurs
| day evening at \ O'Clock nt the rcsidcnc,
Of the brides parents, tn" contracting
parties being J. T. IIockaday aud Mis-
! May WhcatIcv. Mr.. IIorl aday is vel
known III Florence and vicinity, having
worked mp a successful trad" here. Tn,
narrIar" ceremony was performed hyESu
/ Henry Errtl. For the pr"r r"ut the bride
viii make her home at her ta'hcr's. tn,
happy compile have ,h" best wishes 4"
their many friends.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12
Proctor News.

We had quite rain Saturday night
and Sunday. Mud is deeper than /, has
been AT any time this winter.
Cats are IN demand at Proctor now
w. H. Roe has been trying to engage
about a dozen or 50, and Mr. Joe Mcr.
riht wen, to Mr. Meyers Thursday after
a wagon load, II any one has any 20
spare just notify them.
Delis Pics bhs lern very sicf FOR
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12
Scattered Items.

Mr.. Bud, oi Marlcs county, Mo pass.
ed through going wcs, with one hundred
and fifty cattle hunting buyers last sat
ur1ay.
Miss Rcna Moore, Of Versailles, visit.
rd her grand parents, J. +. Williams, and
other rrlntircs northeast OF town last
week.
". c. Bowlcn, OF EI'lon. visited Allen
Eowlcn and other relatives near lnld,
lat Saturday and Sunday.
W. NJ McD,nicls bought 30 head ui
heavy cattle OF IIr. Bud ds he vent Wcs,
Saturday.
Perry Moore is preparing t" farm tins
season He owns forty acre. pi good
land and ha, rented a l", more adjoining
his, and will return to his old lpyc, the
farm, again TIN, sptiii".
Mr. Greer, the caipcrtcr farmer and
cxchlc,>cn man, hauled wheat to market
this week. lie has a fine lot ol whel,
and did wan, one dollar per bu,hcl, but
hc fell shy a ljtuc.
Mrs. Octnvia Martin who has been
VI ltng her brothers and SISTERS and
other relatives, returned To her home at
Myral, okla, Monday.
Miss Ncllic aud Jim Alien vent to
Syracuse Saturday to visit friends, and
on account Of the storm failed to get
bn,up until MouI;iv
Jake Kaufman, Abe Wcngcr and low
ard Dauyhcrty lett Monday for 4 trip
east over Illinois, indiana and OHIO to
invest IN some good stations Tor the
tpmpany's breeding farm,
Howard DauGherty and Walter Lch
man last week took in the twenty eight
III housand dollar M"ns, sS sale, also one at
liiRgnsvIlic and are now at Clinton,
They failed to get any Of the l'lurls.
All ,hc SUNDAY visiting and church
going bad set back sunday on account
oi the rain and snow, winch was rather
The worst OF the season.
The spring term Of school at Excelsior,
Will De ldnEht ny MISS riHlc Young, tht
popular young lady who 50 successfully
taught the winter term AT Sunny side
she ge,s thirty dollars per month,
Rev. ISAIAH Barber went to IIopewcll
Saturday to fiji his appointment &c
lreach II, that place. He is tho;ouGhl,
III favor Of wping out tie demon drink
from the map and STOPPING the ours,
that It upnses on ne people.
hse-l Taylor, Of Fopcaeil. ON Wcdncs.
day. Ns,Ch ltth, ,oId at public sale hi
p,s.tsonol property, and viii move TO OKLA
ti.irn.
R.v. Io'ln Stark is visiting relative,
and friends near Enid tn, week. He u
the son OF Lewis Stark. Of PENNSYLVANIA
Mrs Ollie Brown has set her Incu'oto
the third time, Her last hatch was on,
bundled aud twenty from incubator ant
three hens She now has two hunirct
chicks ami has lost only seven this sea
sou. How is That for START
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12
FROM CLESS1ED.

Mrs. David bowman is sick with sore
throat tnis week.
Owing to the inClcncnt weather there
was no Sunday school at the NJ, H..
church Sunday.
Chas. Holloway visited relatives here
Saturday and Sunday
Evylin Holloway and Bertha Smith
went to Narrensburg Saturday, where
they will attend the spring term of the
State Normal
Dr. l.. a. Brocklnan and wife are SICK
with tonsili,is.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-12

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ly the menace to increase IL population
that deaths among infants are. And
eight Of ten OF these deaths are directly
on indirectly caused by bowel troubles
McGee's Baby Elixir cures diarrhoca,
dysentary, sour stomach and all infant
ailments OF this nature. JUS, the thing
for teething babies.
Price 25c, soc and 81 90 a bottle,
Sold by &. ID. Hunter.