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Gilpin observer., 1908-04-09

VIM. Artz and Miss Celestine Cent
levre, both of this city, were married
Sunday evening by Justice Hooper
Gilpin observer., 1908-04-09
Baking Apples.

When baking apples baste them
often with their own Juice. This Is
as essential for good results as to
baste q roast.
Gilpin observer., 1908-04-09

Get your flower and garden seeds at
Hawley's. A large and fresh supply.
Gilpin observer., 1908-04-09

Spring stock of carpets, rugs, linole
ums, now in. Anderson's Furn. Store
Gilpin observer., 1908-04-09

A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Sandell of this city, Saturday.
Gilpin observer., 1908-04-09

An extensive variety of flower and
garden seeds at Hawley's.
Gilpin observer., 1908-04-09

Twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs. C..
Curtis of this city, Sunday. They were
girls. One died short time after birth.
The other is doing nicely.
Gilpin observer., 1908-04-09

The Tuesday Reading Club will meet
with Mrs. Ira Slater in Nevadaville on
Tuesday. Roll call, quotations on Eas-
ter.
Gilpin observer., 1908-04-09

Holmes & Teats have had their men
busy this week painting and papering
the C. F. Barker house on Nevada
street.
Gilpin observer., 1908-04-09

Roller skates of all makes from 81. 90
up, at Rapin's.
Gilpin observer., 1908-04-09
ABOUT THE CITY

2nd-hand mining tools at Anderson's. S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26
Trade and Development Of Panama.

iaiued between the rcpl niir aud
Ecuador. Peru. and Chile. Mml" the
fir. lght and passenger traihr from
Mexican and Central American ports
via Panama. formerly monop"Ilt"d hN
SinGl" company, is now open :" All
steamers On equal terms. \ new
coastal SrrviC" was recently organ
iy.d With luc;h capital TO "p'rH'" ON
the Pacific coast. The light dr|'' OF nv
Vessels rnabliSg hem to cute lN'l"
hitherto mace, ssibl" "Ncru ~ small
sailing craft. Extensive hA"'"r I'M
provrmrn;S have been mad ahl are
in PROGRESS al Port Ancon.
Th,. above condensation o. VI mister
MalIu's report suggests po-$tialiiir*
Of s,in further Development IN rama
INA ana OF American trad" win Ihai
Republic. Official figures c"niIi'd by
the bureau Of Statistics sho" 'hdt 'h'-
ports into III" lniird Sta from
Panama have Increased from S>'-''''
in IN" calendar year 1904 I" Si."N",-
~; in 1907. and exports ll"m the
| 'nt.t state % Panama nor! F-."A'''-
>nl in 1904 to SlSGGI.32" in i'"'. Is
he nine months ending with - pt"m-
her zoos. imports from Panama w"r"
valued AT s3"7 ,2o;, comrAr with
81 ,3::u.HIo III the correspondents per
iuds of 1907 The principal - ms
w"r" bananas. $Gn3 3::s. and hid : and
skins s5Y00o. f.xports to Panama in
the nine months ending witt S'rt"m'
Der. 1905. amounted 10 ST. .2%.'ll.
with t.25o.o2i in i" taln",
month, of the preceding III The,
principal ar iclrs exported :" fanamt)
were hrraIstuffS, s540.0l1: paHE"n-
GERS and freight cars. $s2".l'"; btu
minc.s coal. SG9% 500; cot'Nl MANN
fact1rcs. sIi2.'l4; explosive, S2'S.-
i33; iron ma steel manufacturers. 81
GN% 80: meat and dairy pr"dHr'-. ST.
Ill G3n: lumber and other manu-
features OF wood. sl,l%5.2 9l; and v'g".
tables. sos tl;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26
Seven Years 81 Proof.

II have had seven years OF proof
that Dr. Kings New Discovery Is the
best medicine TO take fer coughs ana
colds and for every diseased condt
ton Of throat. chest or lungs, says
w. V. Henry, o; Panama. No. The
world has had thirty-eieht years OF
proof that Dr. Kings New Discovery
Is the best remedy for coughs and
colds. IA grippe. asthma, hay fever
bronchitis, hcmorrhage Of the lungs
and The early stages Of consumption
rs Timely use always prevents the
dsyeIopment OF pneumonia. Sold nm
der guarantee At All Druggists. sot
and SLIGO. Trial bottle tree.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26

NORFOLK. NEB. Nov. 2'.-SiS
robbers dynamited the bank 81 PAX"
N"b. occurring all III" cash in tn"
bank. said TO be about $1,000 and rs'
capped.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26
ovERRULES MOTION.
JUDGE HanckeI Turn Down Effort OF
Gilbert's Counsel.
nv the Associated Pres1,

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 2'.-Holdins
that evidence Introduced tending Z"
show insanity since his convic'ion'
was simply along the same line OF
insanity cviI, nee" offered at the
time Of his trial. Judge Hanckel today
ovcrruled the motion for the enpanci-
ling e n jury TO inquire into the pres
ent mental condition of Benjamin r.
Gilbert. the youth recently convict u
of the murder Of his sweetheart. MISS
Amanda Morse. whom he sho; down
on Campostcila bridge, last summer
and who must die in the electric chair
unless the Cour; OF Appeals OF Wiz
GINA. interfercs in the action OF 'H''
lower court or executive clemncy is
extended by Governor swanson
Counsel for Gilbert gave motto" o;
app, al 10 the Supreme Cont.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26
Robbers Dynamite Banks.
fRv the Associated Press.

Thy tTE SSsUCEdr'u Tr'*"D
WICHITA. KAN. Nov. 25.-Rohb"rs
dynamitei the yanI: Of the Towanda
State bank at Towania. 90 miles cast
Of wichita today. securing $500. and
escaped on hand car. 4 posS" IS
in pursuit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26
Baltimore Produce Markets.
By Associated Press.

(By Associated PrcSS.)
BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. 2'.-f1"nr
dull unchanged.
WHEAT-Firmer; spot cohtrac'
lnii.:\ red Western l"ti4.
CORN-St"aGy: new spot mlX'd
G>@s a p: new Southern whit" corn
G3Ia GSh2.
OATS-Firm.
RYF,-Quicl: No. > Western export
81 q.
RI'TTER-Firm: fancy Imitation
"a a %: do fancy creamery - 81:
do iadle % Il; do stOr" packed il
a 10.
EGGS Firm. unchanged 3 %.
CHEESE-FiIm, un' hanged: new
large. li1a: new Hats li;c; do Snai'
1ta,.
SUGAR Steady unchanged: coarse
gramlar.d 800: fine 800.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26
New York Money Market.
CPy Associated PreSS.)

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Mon"y on
call easy l a > per cent: ruling rate
ia: closing bid IL: Off red IA
Time loans soft and rather d"i' >
sixlv DAYS and 90 days ; per cent;
six months 81. per cent. tlos':
Prime mercantile paper four Fer c"h'
Sterling exchange steady with actna'
business in bankers bills at 4Ni.t'
4 % for sixty day bills and al iS".'''
ror demand CONNIE rCial bills 4S"%t
a 1875, bar silver 1914: Mexican d"'-
lars A.: governments bonds st"a
railroad bonds strong.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26
Lower Prices Registered After
First Two Hours Trading.
SOUTHERN PAc|FIc's NEW RECORD
New York Utilities and Coaiers Strong
At Times-Agitation tor Reduction
CT Tariff Duty on Steel has De
pressing Effect.
OBy Associated PreSs)

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III r|' "",'n ,, I".o n.ot;',ino ~. r.
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A rs" OF pol"' III iN'r" son N'H
lost on IN" puDI'cat"n OF me S,a''
Mthi "i tarhi'i%S lor oc'oo'r wiz II
""r" nnu"hiahly la'"'an'r WIN d
gam in net over oc'oner Oh !a'' yea
OF SlSS,'"o. IN" Ne" lo!k p"'l''
utilities ana the coa!tfS were '"''s
nj Zines. III" latter on account ID
the prosperous c"ndi''"hS t"T 'i' III,
dLSTy ihcica'"d by me c"S'oii'd'! w
ira disbursement OF ten per CEN. hH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26
HAMPTON PHOEBUS AND OLD PONT-Continued.

lhlur would b" n" first to say that
| this same lofty ind nrrcnC" to the
| THINGS Of he body when compared 20
| ihr things OF the soul was shown by
| your brothers who WOr" the gray
| Dreadful was Ia" suffering. drtAdiui
| the loss, of the ciIil war. Vet 1t
:. ands alun" amohg wars in this. that
now that the wounds :"r healed. the
memory Of the mighty deeds OF Nai"r
performed ON on" side no hess than
ON The other has become The, common
hrrilg" Of all our people In "t'ri
Quarter OF his country. The com
pl"trncSS with winch this is tim" ~
shown by what IN occurring here today
We meet together to raise a monu
nl,nt 10 4 great Union general. In III"
presence OF many Of the Survivors OF
thu. Union Army: and IN" Secretary
of War he man al IN" head of IN"
Army. WHO. ry virtue OF his once.
occupies a special relation to n" C'l'-
bratinn is himself a man who fought
in the Confederate service. Few ~
decd have been the countries where
such Il conjunction would haN" been
possible. and blessed indeed are ""
that in our own beloved lard il H. not
Onlv luSSili", bat seems so entirely
natural as to rNrit" 10 comment wha'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26
Watched Fifteen Years.

For fifteen years have watched
tho working Of Bucklen's Arntca
Salve: aad Il has never failed "a
cure any sore. boil. ulcer or burn To
which !; was applied. II has saved
MS many a doctor ufIl." says A. y.
Hardy. Of East Wilton, Maine &c.
All druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26
Prob ability.

The theory Of probability has for
its object the determination Of the
number Of ways in which an event
may happen or fail. in order tina; We
NAV Judge whether tho chances Of its
hapvcninS or failing are the greatcs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26

VI TsfS'N"SS'
"Th"r" Is another point In General
Shrridan's career which il Is good tor
all Of us 20 remember. Whereas
Grant, Sherman, and Thomas wcr" OF
the old native American stock. IN"
parents of Sheridan. Ike the par"nt%
OF Farraeut. wCr" born ON ihr other
sid" OF IA" water. Any on" Of ih"
iiv" wa jIyt as much a type Of tn" real
American. OF what is hest in America.
aS the OthC" four. We should Keep
steadily before our minds h" fact thi'
Ameri"aniSm is 4 question Of prln-
ciplr OF PURPOSE Of ih"aliSm of char
actcr; that il is not a matter OF bir1h-
plaC" or creed. or lin" OF descent.
Her" in this country the representa-,
tiycs of many old world races are be-
ing fused together into a new type. 4
type the main features of which are
already det"rmiu"d and w"r" deter
mined, at The tim" of the RcNOlut'On-
airy war: for the Crucibl" in which
all tn" new types are melted INTO on"
VA. shaped from lT16 10 1889. ana our
Nationality was definitely fixed in al!
it's essentials by The men OF Washing
tons day. TIL" strains will not con
:nuc to exist separately in this conn
try as in the old world. They Will
n" combined in one: and of this new
type those men will hest represent
what Is lOftiest in the nhtiOnS past.
what is finest in her hope for the
future. who stand each solely on his
worth as a man: who scOrn to DO "Vli
to others, and who refuse TO submit
10 wrOngdCing Themselves; who have
! in them no faint of weakness: who
never fear to fight when fighting Is
dcmasdeh by sound ard high
morality. but who hope by their lives
TO bring ever nearer the dav when
Justice and peace shall. prevail with
dr. our own borders and in orr re.
lations with all foreign powers.
Lesson to Pos.erity.
much of The usefulness of any
career must lie in tine impress that
1t makes upon, end the lessons tina
It teaches to, the generations mat
com. after We Of this generation
Gave our own Problems TO solve. ara
the condition of our solving them is
that we shall all work together rs
American citizens without regard TO
|
birthplace copying. not the divisions
which so lamentablv sun inred our
fathers one from another. but tn"
sririt of burning forward. each 10 %
tie right as il was given MIN 10 So"
the right. in the great years when
Grant. Farragut. Sherman. Thomas.
and Sheridan. when Lee and jackson.
| and thu. JOhnSt Ons. the valiant men
of the North and the valiant men OF
the South, fought to finish the great
civil war. They did not themselves
realize, in the bitterness OF the
struggle that the blood and the grim
suffering marked the death thrOes OF
what was worn out. and the birth
pangs of new and more glorious
national life Mighty is the heritage
which We have received from the
mighty days We. in our turn. must
/ grid up our lOins to meet the new Is
| sreS with tie same stern courage and
r. solute adherence to an ideal which
marked our fathers who belonged 10
| the generation Of the man in who's"
honor We commemorate this monu'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-26
ITALIAN WINS.
Defeats American in Second Running
Of Marathon Race.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-!n the renew
ed running of the Marathon race
DorandO. the Italian. won over John
J. Hayes. the victor In the event run
in London this year.
Orlando won by one third OF a
lap. The winners time was 2:A:2o
.: Hayes time was 2:4J:Gs IL.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-02-06
from CLENSTHD.

Cleo. and Myrtle Baker, Of Sedsiia,
are visiting ct home this week.
Lizzie Holloway 10 visiting her sister
near Cole Camp.
Sunday evening a B. Y. p. U. was
held At the Concrete, after which
Rev. Kenney delivered an excellent ser.
mon.
Mrs. Milburn Is visiting in Sedslia At
present.
Mr.. viii Baker, Of Oklahoma. Is visit.
ing his brother, Freeman.
Edwin and Dallas White are sick with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Sparks made a business trip to
Versailles Monday.
John Mock's house was destroyed by
fire Sunday. Nothing was saved.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-02-06
Proctor News.

We are having zero weather now.
Grandma Swatzel is very sick at this
writing.
H. r. Talbot went to Versailles sun.
day.
Mabel, Cirlie and Mary Roe spent Sun
day at B. W. Karuest's.
The boys did . good deal Of skating
here Sunday. It is the first good skat.
ing they have had this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Spurlock visited at
w. d. Roe . Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Gibbs visited at
J. A. Wilson's Sunday.
Several from here attended the meet.
ing in the Wilson Bend last week.
Mr.. Will Pennington visited his sister,
Mrs. Rice, several days last week.
I. H. Earnest visited at his brothers,
B. W. Esrnest's. Sunday.
There is talk Of a telephone line being
run from Gladstone and joined on the
line here at Proctor. This will be an i'm.
provrment for Gladstone and Proctor
both.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.. Gerhart visited at
W. II. Walters Sunday.
Joe Spurlock began buying ties last
week and several tie makers haul their
ties here now who have been taking them
to Versailles before.
The singing at W. D. Roe's Sunday
night, Jan. 9th, was we'll attended. Miss
Johnson furnished good music and all
bad a good time.
Uncle Geo. Palms has been quite sick
for some time, but Is better at this writ.
Feb. End, on,e say, Is ground hog day.
II so he surely could have seen his
shadow.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-02-06
Walnut Grove.

The mother Of J. J. Talbot is reported
better.
Relatives from Iowa are visiting IN
the Stockton family last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doty. Of Excelsior, visit.
ed their daughter. Miss Jessie. who is
employed at the Kaufman switch. hoard,
and gives as perfect and accurate service
as it is possible for any one to give.
The Hopewell school closed last Fri.
day. Kate Cbism taught this school.
Mrs. Gabe, OF Mt. Zion vicinity, is re.
ported very sica.
Mrs. Bryan, of Versailles. left last Fri.
day for the bedside Of her sister who is in
Colorado.
The many friends of Miss Neville are
glad to hear that she is recovering.
Mrs. 81. Stone visited at J. r. Tosbl's
last week.
Mrs. Til Wenlican IL visiting at her
fathcrs's. J. r. Todd, Of Akinsville.
Grandma Affair, mother Of =. ID. Adair,
is reported very sick.
Omer. one Of A. J. Voght's children,
has been very sick with typhoid fever.
Johnny Kaufman Is in St. Louis.
Henry Harder conducted his literary
on Saturday night instead Of Friday
night.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-02-06

I national convention. Several Of them,
while they expressed themselves a. be.
ing for Taft for the nomisation, rather
deprecated the idea Of tying up the de.
iegates from Missouri with castiron In
strnctions.
As one Of the members. J. II. conrath
Of Cole county, expressed 1t. II do not
believe in making Photographs Of the
delegates 80 that they q only emit the
views spoken into them by people outside
the district"
The meeting Of the committee also de.
veloped the fact that there will be o n
siderable contention for Republican nom.
ination for congress in the district this
year. Among those who were discussed
possible candidates were, w. r. Quig.
ley Of Moniteau county, Major Sam Kel.
lar Of Cole, c. >. Blackmar of Boone, L.
N. Musser Of Miller and ]. W. Palmer Of
Camden.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-02-06

The greatest Of all newspapers is the
DAILY GLOBE.DRMOCRAT Of st.
Louis, It has no equai OF rival in all the
west and ought 70 be in the hands Of
every reader Of any Daily paper. II costs,
by mail. postage prepaid. DAILY IN.
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s months, 800; 3 months d. so; DAILY
WITHOUT SUNDAY. one year. 500;
6 months, 81 co.; ; months, 500; SUN
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Sunday. one year, $500: 9 months 81. 90.
A subscription for the GLOBE DEMO.
Graf. at these prices Is the best news
paper investment. Send your order TO-
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COPY to Globe Printing Company, 81.
Louis. bio. See special offer Of the
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DEMOCRAr. TWO WEARS FOR 81. rs,
elsewhere in this paper.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-02-06
May Not Instruct In The Eighth.

JEPPEnsoS CRY. J An. aJ-N a meet.
lng OF die, Republican congressional cor,
mit,ee Of the Eighth district held here
today Jefferson Ci.y v'ss sslec,ed as the
place and May 6 the date for holding a
convention to select district delegates 10
the national convention. On thasa,to or
representation fixed az org ds,egatc
10 the district convention nr each 2p
vo'-s.pr major traction thr.eof cast. foo
apossytu ~ 1904. the convention will
consist oi seventy.hvc delegates. appor.
toned T. 'ilo~s~ Boone county, q,
Camden. :, Cole, ~: Cooper II, Miller
10: Moni,aau, ., :ta;Rsn 8;.D.agc. A..
ndevelMped ss irqasS aiYong tho
members Of the committee Ina, there is
considerable diversity Of opin,ys among
ti3sm ss TO %iu.tructing delegs Is 10 the
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-02-06
Prairie Grove Items.

VI ar" enjoying nice weather al pres.
ont.
Miss Dean Merriotl, the learner Cen.
tral' at I.xCcl,iUr visited her cousin, Miss
Grhcc nllycy', SATURDAY and sunday.
Res. Couch, the hes Christian breach
or. filled his appointment a, Iippcwcll,
Sunday
Misses May aud Eva Weaver are able
to be II, school again after an attack oil
lagiippc.
Quite a number OF people OF this neigh.
borli0od attended the last day ot Good.
man school SATURDAY They repor, a
good dinner and entertainment.
T n party war given at the home Of Cal
S'lvey'S saturday night IN homo. Of the
18th birthday Of theii daughter. Miss
Grace. A large crowd was present and
had a merry time.
= Mr.. Roberts, from Oklahoma. is visit
ing his unclr. Mr.. Tom Duncan
Misses opal, Letha and Bernice Good.
Kan visited Miss Eva duncan Saturday
night and Sunday.
Misses Mary and Eva Weaver yisaed
their brother. Oscar Weaver, near Lar.
5stt last SUNDAY.
ftss Coclran and daughter, Dczdy aud
son Ower, visited nj ijmic Wai,ief's, near
Excelsior, SUNDAY.
! Received too late for last wcek.-E1 J
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-02-06
BABY HANDS

will get into mischief often 1t means a
burn or cut or scald. Apply Billiards.
Snow Lininient just as soon as the acct
dent happens, and the pain will be re-
lieved while the wound will heal quickly
aud nicely. A sure cure for sprains,
Rheumatism and all pains.
Price CSC, SOC and 81 10 a bottle.
Sold by E. y. Hunter.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-02-06
Advertising Rstes.
No Joke.

Some OF II readers think that the
hulabaloo made about collecting sub
scriptions is only a joke Of the editor,
and done for the purpose Of collect
ing back subscriptions. Here is the
law as given by the Postmaster Gen.
cral, so you a see that the news
paper man has no option in the case,
il is collect the subscription, OF stop
paper when one year in arrears, Or 90
out OF business.
"A reasonable time will be allowed
publishers to C renewals Of sub
,criptions, but unless subscriptions
are expressly renewed alter the term
for which they are paid, within the
following periods:
Dailies, .Sithin three months
r~ri-wceAdies, within six months;
Scmi-wseklies, within nine months 4;
Wecklies, within n year;
Semi-monthlies, within 3 months;
Monthlics, within four months;
H-monthlies, within six months;
Ouartcrlics, within six months,
they shall no. be countek in the le-
gItimate list OF subscribers, and cop
.es mailed on account thereof shall
not be accepted for mailing at the
sccond-class postage rate Of n cent
. pound, but may be mailed at the
transient sccond-class postage rate OF
one cent for each -four ounces or
nletior thereof, prepaid by stamps
affixed. The RICH, off, publisher to
extend Lredit for subscriptions to his
~Drbiicatipn Is not denied or 1ucs-
toned, but his COmp!iancc or non
compliance with tins regulation will
BE ti:sn into consideration in deter
mining whether thu publication is en-
.ltlcd to Transmission at the second
b lass postage rates"
few days later, a supplementary
rider was sent out to pOstmastcrs in
.prming them that the regulation as
u cfeh:t subscriptions was not to he
mace ,G occasion Of annoying pub
Iahcrs by prying INTO heir private
business and that i,s strict enforce
mcnt would be postponed until April
1T, 1905.
SOW, according to the above, we
must collect all subscriptions by April
1T, 1908, that are at that time one
year IN arrears, and 4. not paid the
paper must.hc discontinued or a one
cent stamp affixed to each copy scat
We hara dp,iicd to cpllcc; ,hc sub
,'rIpt.Gn, If we can, and il not, viii
dIs.np,ln'e It's paper and put the ac-
count ont tor collection IN March 1st.
81 as 10 give al opportunity Tor the
other fellow to collect by April lst.
W: do not want to lose a subscriber.
would rather hold all We have and
get a lew hundred more, but Uncle
sam must be obeyed, though the
heavens fall.
Nav A0l lnAfinint In Tho EIahfh
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-02-06
MORGAN COUNTY is today attracting IN ore ct.

tehtion than any new mining held IN the
country. Her mines have produced miiliOns Of
pounds Of ores. yet not one acre In q hundred pros.
pcc'eh. One vein Of coal 10 feet thick. and many 9th.
ers from 10 to 30 feet thick, now open-bOth camel
and bituminous. Morgan County IN nearly half roll.
INK prnirie, balance hill timber land with beautiful
valleys aud fine upiands. rich in lead. zinc aud coal,
and streams. make ideal stock ranches. Tame grass
es do no better anywhere. Morgan County. with her
cheap coal. mineral and farm lands. offers to the
homeSeeker and investor the best opportunities IL
the world. Come and see for yourself.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-02-27
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF.
The First National Bank
AT FRIENDSVILLF

In the State of Maryland, at the close Of
business February 18th. 1908.
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