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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
CITY BUS
LIVERY
Will Try to Give Satisfaction.
PhSSe Talbot O. Fish

At the Millinery Bazaar you will
find piece velvets, all colors, Tor trim
ming dresses and coats.
MRs. N. +. MOuNTS.
We pay cash tor goods bought at
our house that are not satisfactory,
there are nc ''funny things" in our
business methods; all straight goods
in Joachimi's December sale.
Mrs. A. Is. k%nipmeyer, of Mem
phis, Tenn, has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. &. V. N. Hudson, and
other relatives here for some time.
A. b. came up this week for a lew
days rest, and they will return home
Friday.
1t is natural to follow the crowd fol
the great majority don't go wrong.
You will find the crowd at Nj. Joachi'
mis- because there you find the rich
est of bargains. What he sells is sole
right.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23

Go to +. a. Williams for Bananas
and Oranges.
Be sure ard see the seniors at the
Optra House Thursday, Dec. %.
Clarence Foster, who is attending
William-Jewel! College, Liberty, Mo-,
is home for the Holidays.
5-ROOM HOUSE, 4 lots, living
water, for sale cheap.
J. H.. n. BAKER, Versailles, Mo.
Little Miss Margery Ducey, as
sisted by a chorus OF little boys and
girls, will entertain you at the Opera
House, Dec. 23rd.
School notes for this week were
probably lost in the snow storm.
"Ihe best Painters, Contractors
and Architects OF the country use
Mound City Horse Shoe Brand House
Paint exclusively. &. d. Hunter"
Snow has been on the ground for
about fifteen days. and more falling
Wednesday. SO it looks, as We go &c
press, as il we would have a white
Christmas.
See Edwin Williams and Neva
Duff as ''Harold Messenger and hi'
Mama Thursday, the 23rd, at tn.
Opera House.
Tuesday vas the day the ladies' o
Versailles talked the least Of any da,
during 1009.--i, was the. shortest
not their tongues.
E. A. Williams can supply yo,
with Flour, Meal, Bran, Snipstuff
Canned Goods and Groceries at r0cl
bottom prices and Of the best quality
With the help of Arno Woods ant
Carl Noyes Monday afternoon we re
modelled u Office, ana now have i
in much better shape for work, an,
improved somewhat in looks.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
NelSon-COx.

Married, at the Methodist Parson-
age, Versailles, Mo-, Dec. 22nd,
1909, at IL O'Clock a. m, Rev. w.
G. Bewley officiating, Mr.. Geo, r.
Nelson, OF Versailles, and Miss Mar
garet S. Cox, of Glensted.
BE sure and hear the boys quartette
at the Opera House Dec. 90.
/. Don't fail to get a pair Of those
$500 corduroy pants for $1.25 at NJ.
JoachImi's.
Love never stops to be afraid.
Roy Hart has been down In Cam
den county the past week, and he
was reported sick the last heard from
HIM but not serious.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
Subscribe For The Republican
See G. HI. PRICE be-
fore selling your Furs
and Hides.

Frank M. Buck, who had been
down on his farm near Crowds erect
ing a fine new Groom dwelling. was
in the city Saturday, on his way back
to- Valley Junction, Ia, to pack up
preparatory to moving back to Ind,
having purchasd a fine farm r, ar La
Porte. He sold his Iowa farm for
$3.50 per acre. and paid $500 per
aCre for his Ind. farm, and according
to our idea of the fitness OF things his
Morgan county farm should be worth
at least 300 per acre.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
F. Xmas Candies
and Nuts go 60
c. H. PRICE,
Butcher and Grocer

DR.. Well has leased the rooms 10,
IA, Is and IS, OF the Woods Block,
formerly occupied by Dr.. Lutman,
and when ready for occupancy will
be Lac handsomest suite Of rooms in
the city. The Dr.'s practice requires
more room. and he will make it as
comfortable for his patients who visit
him as it is possible.
Are you married1 We mean to
any particular clothing storel II so
get a divorce and 90 to NJ. Joachimi's
and buy where you can buy the most
Jnr your money. See II our $500
overcoats are not as good as some
$500 and $1,000 o~vcrCoats.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23

1t is reported that there will be no
school next week, and it is not likely
,'ere will be much improvement in
ne scholars this week.
! GOTO +. A. Williams for Christ
mas Candies, Nuts. Fruits, etc.
:. A Xmas sale Of ribbons, plain and
'ancy ~colors, at the Millinery Bazaar.
Mrs. n. f. MOUNTS.
II. l.. Windlcr. of Barnett, was a
visitor Tuesday evening, attending
the meeting of the Royal Arch Chap
} Ter, and assisting in the work.
Gloves are an article Of dress and
. comfort, you will find the largest and
best assortment in wool mits and
owes from 10 to % cents up to the
nest dressed and undressed kid
Doves for S1,00. All kid gloves are
uarantced at NJ. Joachimi's.
DR.. P. G.. Woods and Richard,
after a weeks pleasant visit with Kan
sas City relatives, returned home
Monday morning. The DR.. was g.
Sunday, and celebrated his birthday
in X. c., but came home to help cele'
brate Christmas.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
About The ColOred Folks.

Mrs. Nett ThruSton left Friday morn.
ing for Dresden. Mo, where she MAS
called to the bedside of her sick daugi..
ter, Mrs. A. II. Harris.
Mrs. Lou Thruston, Of Eansss City,
came here last Thursday to visit her son,
Wilson, who is sick with typhoid lev,i,
Mrs. Nancy Chism. of Scdalia, came in
las, Saturday for a sol ,nrn with relatives
in Versailles.
Arthur Cook and Ross Burris, came in
Sunday from Kausas City
Miss Bciilah William, is on The sick
list.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
William Jewell Quartet
ODD FELLOW HALL,
Friday Eve. Dec. 3oth, 1909.
Admission Is and IS cents.

A splendid audience greeted the
William Jewell Quartette Saturday
evening, April 10, 1909. Our peo-
pie had been expecting the quartette
for some time and were well repaid
for their patience. The gentlemen
made some fine music, have we'll
trained voices and our musical critics
say the entertainment was OF high
classical order. The quartette re-
sponded to numerous cor and
left an impression that their object
was to please ,Ssomething that singers
do not always realize is a part OF their
duty to the public. The concert was
given for the benefit of the Baptist
Church parsonage at Platte City, and
the thanks Of our people are due the
William Jewell boys for their kind as
sistance. They will be warmly well
coined should they come this way
again.-Pl Platte City Landmark.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
The Royal Arch.

Tuesday night a special Convo-
cation Of Versailles Royal Arch Chap
ter was held for the purpose OF con-
ferring the Royal Arch Degree. We
had with us Grand Lecturer Lewis f..
Vogclsang, and Past Grand Master
A. S. Houston. The candidates
were exalted TO the sublime degree Of
the Royal Arch, the mos beautiful
ceremony known to man, in due and
ancient form. Versailles Chapter is
taking on new life, and VIC predict an
active time during the coming
months. After the Chapter was
closed all present repaired to Lumpee
Restaurant where oysters, coffee and
cigars we're served. and all departed
for home satisfied that the time had
been pleasantly and prohtably spent.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
For all kinds OF Staple
and Fancy Groceries,
Fruits, Fresh and Salt
Meats, see
G. H. PRICE,
Butcher and Grocer.
Baptist Church Items.

The new heating plant at the hap
fist church is now in operation, warm
ing the building nicely.
The Sunday school is growing.
There have been % additions to the
membership of this church since the
first Of July.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23

Tuesday was the first day Of winter,
according to the almanac. Now
what kind Of weather do you call it
which We have been enjoying for the
past two weeksf
Jas. Hughes, the a%uctioneer, of
Slower. while in the city Tuesday, re-
ported that Chris Albcrs, living some
FIVE miles northwest of Slower, was
killed Saturday evening by his team
running away. He had been in
Slower trading, and on returning
home. by some means unknown, the
team got beyond control, and the
body was found afterwards badly
mutilated and torn by having become
entangled in the wagon truck.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
Wanted, Chickens
Turkeys lSc in
cash, lOc in trade.
Chickens l2c cash,
and l3c in trade.
EGGS 27c in cash,
and Csc in trade.
Pepper ID. G. Co.
The Big Night.

Tuesday night. Dec. 18th. advcr-
tised as the big Night. for Odd
fellowship all over the state of Mis-
souri,, every lodge in tn. state being
in session on that night, and hun
dreds of new members initiate V T.
saillcs Lodge No 23l, got busy, un-
der the supervision Of Secretary Pop
per. and a fair attendance wa, the
result, and five candidates were
initiated into the mysteries of the Or.
der, with more to follow. After ar.
duous labor until 1890 O'Clock an
adjournment was taken to the banquet
room where the committee. A. Pop
per, +. y. Adams and e. =. Brown
field, had prepared an elegant lunch
OF oysters raw. oysters stewcd, tur-
key and trimmings, cake and coffee.
to which ample justice was done.
After supper the ladies' and children
returned to their homes well satisfied
with their entertainment, and the
"chain-gang'' returned to the lodge
room to complete their work. 1t was
a red letter night for 23l, and now
that the ice has lie n broken it is
hoped the good work will keep up,
and tina, many others will plunge in.
Next Tuesday night, Dec. 28th,
there will he work in the first degree.
also probably i'll the inia,iory degree,
and all members should come on,
and gather a part OF the new en,husi'
asm, it will do you good.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23

Our shoes are on the ground floor,
SO are our prices, on all lines, especi-
ally our $500 line of boys, women's
and mems shoes. And remember
its not only the price, but what you
get tor the price, that counts at M.
IOaChimi's.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23

Especially pretty ones, handk r.
chiefs, pure linen, Of course, hem
stitched, for ladies' and men, only
10 cents or, one doz. for 81. 90 at Nj.
Joachimi's.
Our present low prices on Boys
suits takes away the last excuse for
not being well dressed, especially il
you can buy two piece suits 5 to 8
years for Sl.00, 8 to 10 years, all
wool, Sl.75 to $500 at NJ. Joachi.
mis-.
Your Christmas dress goods, where
will you get tnem1 At Nj. Joachi-
mis-, the store that serves you every
day in the year with reliable stuff.
carefully chosen. AT the store who's
enormous outlet brings in lots below
the market price, which can make
your money go farther than if you
spent it els, where.
Don't neglect that sweetheart when
there are 50 many nice Christmas
presents in waiting at Hunters Globe
Drug Store. Open your heart onc
a year at least.
1t does not seem to be generally
known that the UNITED STATES
EXPRESS Co., has superseded the
Wells Fargo on the ROCK ISLAND
and Frisco Lines. Is hours to Chi
cago. Other points as well. When
ordering your Christmas packages
remember to state, ~. $. Express"
Phone ''161" and well call for your
outbound packages.
IL. G.. CHALFANT,
Agent.
Aubrey Williams had the mis-
fortune last Saturday, while hauling
a load of hay for the Versailles Brick
Plant, to slide off breaking the bones
in his right foot. He is getting alo, &
an right, but will be laid up for some
time.
They were bought before the adj.
vance, pair by pair, these really won.
derful $500 shoes. Bargains are
going stree,ward from NJ. Joachim.
shelves.
ID. A. Farley and wife left Sunday
for Texas, where ID. A. expected t.
revel in early spring vegetables anC
I tropical fruits. 1t is reported that h,
took a supply Of both, bought of T.
r II. Price and &. II. Mason, as every
$ thing is frozen up down in Texas JUS
now-worse than it is with us.
For all kinds OF Staple
and Fancy Groceries
Fruits, Fresh and Sal
Meats, see
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23

With about all the advertisers out il
takes lots OF typeset.ing to fill up, and
it does look like everybody had done
so well they were now ready to take
q rest, but there is no rest for the
newspaper man.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
For Sale.

A good work horse for sale cheap,
or will trade for COW. Enquire at
Press Bond residence two blocks east
and one north OF post Office.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
Changed His Office.

, Or. II. n. Lutman has changed his
office from the Woods Block to
Rooms / and 9. front upstairs in
Mason and Hardy Block, where he
will be found ready to answer all calls.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23

}. w. Nee ELlAND,
AbstraCter,
Real Estate.
Loans and
Insurance.
Room 6. Mason & Hardy Bldg.
Versailles, Mo.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-12
MCDOWELL HAS
AN ASSOCIATION
Is-s=GElL TaAEF lFpiTrlATINE 5'G
F=y3HsNI FOIS FCEIE-Tw FUR lFMEsCNEs
WEwr-e1E=iEEEE ELEg-TEI-.

At q mata.ng at MGlrawa1lI Hiinni
Wasti1aHniIE aftelrluum tine MGi-mveil
snttuni Improvement asBamar.mn waH
Hf1rnesi The following difiumrT wasTF
aitsteitt
Pfraaartenr,, lames Fly wtrH prlaad.-
ttss1r. Mrs IA L.. Sfuitess tlTssHHlrlss-,
Iniin 7. MITCHELL assIafaE-w;, Bfun. z.
s GuRe; aiiHiirnHn EmlB# aUlnmittfas
Miss Farnit4 LDliBH Smith; 9fa1itRw
ammitreH, Miss DeHHH rnlniinHnns;
Csf1nIndts Nj Z. Stokes FilmIUs., II. z.
amrsaI, Library G4anssa McBaalS;; Ars
tt.,lrtm1Ga, Miss Tmis PORTER; MeintiHif-
SHIN T. w a}Dwsil!
Tire Meeting wag Tt-aIlrtett NY a.
large nluntier 1r 1aITs1rH amt yaB ssi'-
tkillHiasrsG in rsie sxttTHnB.. The IirS-
1nBH III tie organization liz rn 1sSnliarE
amt inurYma r.is sUiiuuil nnldinH amt
gsTnndE anH m 1slIdar sBtruHii lifH
nurxs attractive AN Instructive MT.
df,.sB vas teiisNIHsi by Miss Vfi-liIin
Munro, organizer 6r Tie 5iare 5Eiiunll
Improvement ass1Einttum.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-12
TO HE PEOPLE
on MATRT COUNTY
I,4WEEF zHCR IlEawE=l-IFT CO. ls.41
MOVED TC) Tl-EE aETf-E=l-A
fHIuAHE GEHNE4F..

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amt nHriaatl they will u1fer III tsre pstl'
luib ur LhiurnDiH anu MfEIlry gfnlnr5s
their 5al1.rxs 5uGif., G.nHisttng III diH-
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Startling silver AM gunIttE fEmux China
GihaHH amt nuNelttes IL Il graft sialgtr-
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SUNK sagss, fxIslrasF will aIRD ID IN
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won aIEV4 ever hH8ayf 1f iHiInfsf N viii
aver hear aff aIaiII Tins 8uEM WIN
personally saieGtest az Mr.. AL IfHnasE
viiuBss HriBftuc ratEitE iH 5itnwII 4IITnlHst'
nlti rtia es1tti1a sIoGlt.
ntlaza aIxB nHIN ueiv sHltI lustnsaftres.
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r-ax4. antique 1igHHss nadH by tia nnHf
rfnnmlH iBEvaiHlyY amt deallIlFaE3 az 1lsir
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nllui1 III VnssIg au tt1H DIl49sslr dIns
amt aiinuH1 iinpnssabie "a int IN
ltfiiif cnilenlsmu there liz ms iHudBmns
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This sHias will GmnInBsIne WtHtlIssF
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lttma 1cuI tfffeasI tags uniE. nliH Will
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will Dr. maIdiest IN pimm itsslnaH amt
4,lu1rmte4ai ats represented IN munew
rr4iImdbsh
Tile Tunes .IissVsilTw HuIa ws8 asaati'
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tint time Ulissy 1Hvs FURNISHED IN ti1E
ngnia III MlulIrw GlnlntN an EXCLUSIVE
amt iigti GTrds siuGi az lJnveityy. anCt
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rings andi 1riier ieweiiTv 6mllf,rr az ttia
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Az dis GlhHs III rtnB sale rtiH lirBinessh
will iH continued as the InnHa BiuE
.Ifavaiiy Company, Incorporated Nil.
Al, Ifnnesf unit Mr. Will GhttiHm Will
still iH commented with rltg linlanaHff
mdi will is tiie 1TsadHnu amt Wins
az Tie GuInumuW. nlis nlHi,
ness will 1H G1ndhUtsd IN tiiu ffIfsuSs
am in rsia 1HHf. handling a sttsCttE
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-12
GgEF Tl=E GrUR-Hg..

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