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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
WANTS HER
LETTER
PUBLISHED
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills
Minneapolis, Minn.--"I was a great
sufferer from female troubles which

CuuSeu u n
and broken down
condition of the
system. l read so
much ofwhatLy
Il. Pinkham's Veg.
ctable Compound
had done for other
suffering women I
felt sure 1t would
help me, and l must
say it did help me
wonderfully. My
Mains all left me. I
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
AfterMard.

lIachelor-Are wives as expensive
az they ore said to be?
Alimony victim-Not while they are
wives.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25

The great and good do not die even
in this world, embalmed in books their
spirits walk abroad.-Smilcs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25

There are limitations. don't be fooled.
There is no substitute! Tell the dealer you
want Lewis Single Binder cigar.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
A NURSES
eaekachs, Pains In tho Kidneys, eloat'
Ing, ETC., Overcome.

A nurse Is expected to know WI at
to do for common ailments, and won.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25

A philosophical nan when consider.
ing his own troubles isn't.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
Murder!

One sets Il BY highway men-Tens
Of thousands by Bad Bowek-No diff.
ference. Constipation and dead liver
mako the whole system sick Every.
body knows it-CASCARETS regulate
cure Bowel and Liver troubles by simply
doing natsre's work until you get we'll
Millions use CASCARETS, Life Saverl
Is:
CASCARETS Ioc a boz for o weeks
treatment, all druggists. biggest seller
In the world. Million boxes a month.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
UPS and Downs.

"Why are you SO hard up?"
ooh, I'm down and out!"-Clcvolant
Leader.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25

YOURSELF
when ypu feel u cold coming On by taking n few doses
Of Perry Davis Painkillcr. II Is better than Quinin0
md safer. The largc Zoe bottles are the cheapest.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

he sad. There are going TO be more
important Developments very soon. !
am not at liberty to say what they
are. but they have TO do with the
whole Cook controversy and viii make
people. think. feel mighty queer.
You will find that Dr. Cook Is not
downed yet. He is preparing some
thing for his enemies now. and when
he gives IL out. you can be sure II will
be worth while"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23
CITY NATIONAL BANK

business experience and help Of the
business men. We will need the coun-
sci. help and good will OF all those in
the South whose condition prospers
with the prosperity Of agriculture.
and that In, ades everybody. Not only
win We need this. but we are entitled
to have IT,
The purpose OF this association, as
declared by its constitution are:
ITO encourage better cultural meth
DDS and improvement OF varieties OF
cotton; to conserve the fertility Of the
soil used In the production OF cotton
and other southern crops; and TO bring
about recognition OF the common
interests between the producer OF cot
ton and the financial and business in
terests Of the South. and to unite all
OF such into procuring more rational
and business-like methods OF market
ing cotton and its by-products."
In addition. at the next meeting
there will be offered the following
amendment
To encourage crop diyersification
by the producers Of cotton to the end
that. by raising more OF their living
at home. and through the sale OF diver
sified products becoming marketable
at different periods Of the year. afford
ing source OF income which viii re-
duce the necessity for current indebt.
edness incurred In cotton production.
cotton may be largely relieved from
forced sale. and the general financial
condition of the cotton farmer may
be made more independent"
The constitution is in part as fol-
lows.
The membership OF this associa-
ton shall be limited to producers OF
cotton. and those known TO have inter
ests in common. and who would profit
by whatever would profit the producer.
"AI those who become members OF
this association shall. by accepting
therein. obligate them
selves not 70 use. nor TO permit others
10 use this association for the further
ance OF their own or the political for
tunes OF others.
NO officeholder. candidate for Of
flee or occupyer Of any official posi-
ItIon In the organization of any political
party shall hold office. or become a
member OF any permanent committee
OF this association"
The affairs OF the association. as fs
usual. are by the constitution intrus-
ted TO an executive committee. The
membership Is nine.
In order TO permanently insure that
the control OF this organization BE-
not taken from the actual cotton pro-
ducers. the constitution provides "the
majority Of whom Executive commit
tee) shall be actual producers Of cot
ton"
II Is high time that we farmers.
business men. bankers. professional
men. iaboring men and all others quit
pulling against each other. especially
in matters In which we are Jointly
interested.
n you are a patriotic southern man
and want to help the South. the way
TO do u Is to help the Southern farmer.
n you really want TO help him. come
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23
TEXAS COTTON GROWERS Asso.
CITATION.
A New Organization That Ought to
Have the Hearty Support OF

'~'@ WV "esfV csPPoFt w
Farmers and Business Men.
To the Farmers. Bankers Business and
Professional Men. and People OF the
South:
On the 2sth and 20 OF January next,
at Waco. Texas the mid-winter
meeting OF the Texas Cotton Growers
association will be- held. The nucleus
OF this association was gotten together
during the last season OF the Farm.
ers' Congress. At a later meeting. a
constitution was adopted which starts
this organization along the broad and
comprehensive business lines.
The following constitutes It's off.
cers:-w. b. Weary. Farmersville.
president: John ID. Randolph. Austin.
yice-president: Charles W Holman.
Dallas. secretary-treasurer John Cor.
ham. Waco. u. A. Saunders. Waco;
Capt. James Garitty. Corsicana: A. NJ.
Ferguson. sherman: n. l. Mcknight.
A. and NJ. College: c. J. Burkett. Farm
ersvi'le: r. l.. Bennett. Paris: welton
winn. Santa Anna: T. p. Robinson.
Bartlett. executive committeeman.
The fact that much OF the indus
trial strength OF the South Is wasted
by hack of cooperation and unity OF
effort among all classes who should
share IN this sections prosperity. but
suffer by It's lack. and the belief that
by a fair. conservative policy and
sane business methods this condition
can be- overcome. more than anything
else. are responsible for the beginning
OF this organization. Unity OF sympa-
thy and effort among all classes In
the East is the thing which has deyel-
oped this basic vocation manufactur-
ing--and has made that section so
rich. The absence Of that unity and
cooperation among us. with reference
70 our basic Observation-Disclosures
responsible for the fact that We must
yet 20 to the East for the money with
which to build our railroads, establish
our factories and generally TO devel-
op our natural resources. The South
has lost si5O.OO0.0o0 this year by Its
absurd. unbusiness.like. and all but
| criminal method by which the bulk OF
her cotton crop was marketed.
II is the opinion OF all conservative
farmers. business men. and all others
who have given this matter serious
thought. that this condition can be cor
rected. and that this correction should
be begun now.
We have sounded the sentiment OF
the most practical and successful OF
our men OF different yocations. and
are certain that now IL the time to
act All classes seem willing TO Join
We do not expect 20 engage In any
thing OF the hurrah or spectacular m
ture. We viii stand for no appeal tc
prejudice. We purpose TO maturely
and exhaustively consider the Difficult
ties which We confront. and formulate
economically sound plans. and In a
practical and business-like way un
dertake the putting OF them into effect
through the fundamentally Of success
full and practical men.
In this undertaking We viii need
the counsel and cooperation OF tbs
farmers. We will need the bankers
knowledge OF financial affairs. and hi'
financial support. We win need tbs
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

II you want nice clean open stock
plain decorated or with gold band,
CHINA. for Christmas presents. don't
fail 10 call and see my stock. ! have
thousands of nice things for Christmas
presents Kindly asking you TO call.
am. Yours Respectfully. J. A. Myers
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23
COOK NOT DOWN
4. YET, SAYS FRIEND
Captain Osborn Says the Doctor Will
Come Again With Something
Startling.

Special TO the Eagie.
New York. Dec. 23.-Captain b. s.
Osborn. secretary OF the Arctic Club OF
America. who has been spokesman
for the partisans is yet no, convinced.
This argument is not over yet"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23
CRUsAIIG BLly
IS DEALT HLAYA|TEs

Special 10 the Icarse.
Bluefield. Nicaragua. Dec. 23.--Gcn
Estrada has won a complete victory
over the government troops at Rama.
total Of 600 men OF both armies be-
Ing killed or wounded.
Nineteen hundred OF Zelayas men
have surrendered. including General
Gonzales. who was In command.
Two Americans are reported killed
The fighting occurred outside the
,city limits.
The wounded are being brought
here.
Commander Shipley has landed sur
geons from the Des Moines to help
care for them
Two Americans were killed.
The victory viii likely result In the
overthrow OF Zelaya and President
Madriz.
Another demonstration took place
yesterday morning at Managua when
the news OF the battle reached there.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
SHIP BRINGS 3,747 PERSONS;
2.999 ARE IMMIGRANTS
president Grant" Breaks All Records
for Number OF Passengers Car
ried on a Single Trip.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.-The largest
number OF human beings that ever
travelled from Europe 20 America on
a single ship arrived here on the Ham
burg American liner President Grant.
Including passengers and crew, there
we're on board 3.747 persons. TWO
died and were buried AZ sea on the
voyage over.
one less than 5000 immigrants ar
rived on the ship and IL took FIVE
barges to convey them from Hoboken
90 Ellis Island
The immigration authorities are az
loss 10 explain the cause for the
large increase In the number OF i'm
migrants at this time They can only
account for Il on the ground that
the word OF returning prosperity has
spread about Europe. Unofficially II
IS known that the immigration from
Europe for December OF this year Is
already many thousands ahead OF the
same period OF last year.
The President Grant was two hours
in quarantine while the doctors wera
scanning everybody on board. Several
cases OF measles were found and as a
result 81 persons were taken off and
sent 70 the quarantine station.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
AVENUE

Tho Frolicksome Lambs. appearing
In tho Avenue theater this week. will
not set the heather on fire as enter
tainers. but an unusually strong olio
turns an otherwise dull performance
MO something quite enjoyable.
The hit ~ the afternoon was made
by the great Mankind Royal japanese
troupe OF iugglers They put mp one
~ the best acts OF the kind ever seen
ON any stage Gertrude Fiske. an old
iavofitc with Avenue audiences. and a
singer much above the average bur.
fesqu" star, is the leading lady Sha
j. still there with the good looks. and
her voice has lost none % It's sweet.
ness or power
Quigg ana Nickerson appear .u a
musical act in which they play a nuW
cr 81 instruments 10 a really arts
%, manner Chick. the Hartford tire
boy assisted 10y Chicklcts. pulls or a
humorous bicycle riding act, and Bur
man and Belmont. the female report
ers. get rid ~ few jokes and songs
The Fr0iicksome Lambs appear IN
the sl,it. ~ Mayors Vacation II
tells OF the doings OF Michael Casey
tho MAYOR OF New Berg. who spent
his vacation at the same hotel with 8
bunch of chorus girls. Michaels IN
ltrigues with the girls. and his efforts
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
PARR WILL GET SHARE OF
100000 PAID TO U. S
Claim Of DiscoVerer OF Sugar Trust
FrSuds Is ApproVed-May
Receive 100000.

NEW YORK. Dec 2o.-The claim
az Richard Parr, deputy collector and
original informer in the sugar frauds,
on the s2IS5.4s paid into the United
states treasury by the American Sugar
Refining Co as restitution for duties
cvaded by underweighing. has been
approved by Collector Loeb.
According 20 the statutes regulating
such awards PaTr will receive not
exceeding in amount one-half OF the
net proceeds" which will mean In
this case. II the claim is approved by
the treasury department, approximate
~ $1,000 600.
Loeb approved the claim only after
a thorough investigation by Harrison
Osborne. solicitor OF the customs. He
held that the claim was valid m that
Parr. Nov. 90 1907. discovered a steel
spring which was used by the com
pany's checkers 10 influence the
weight OF draughts OF sugar adversely
This laid bare the scheme 10 de-
fraud. and 1t was due 10 the evidence
obtained as the consequence OF the
events OF Nov 20 that the jury in the
civil suit against the company las
spring gave verdict OF guilty, which
was followed by the paying OF the
penalty. $l35.4S632 and the restitution
of s. 00Q 900 following
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
CnII0r90 Cry
FOR elETcHER's
9 q q . RIA
HOLIDAY EXCURSION
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM,
CANADIAN POINTS
ONE FARE

Dec. oath and 25th. return De, 27tu
Dec. 31st and Jan. 1st. return Jan. 3d
ONE AND oNE-rHlRD FARE.
Dec. 21st 20 18th, also Dec. 2Stn ~
IAN. ist. return Jan. 5th.
MICHIGAN, INDIANA & ILLINOIS.
ONE AND ONE-HALF FARE.
Dec -, %, 81 and Jan. I. return
Jan. 50 CITY Ticket once. l3i Wood
yard-ave. Telephone ". 30.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
JANE MARBURY WAS
NARROWED IN SAMOA

Miss Jane Marbury. OF the Billy
company. which viii be seen in the
Garrick theater this week. tells an
amusing and interesting story about
the most delightful Christmas She
ever had. or rather, it was the events
which led UP To the Christmas which
made il so delightful.
She had been in Australia as one OF
the members OF the Nance O'Neill
company. and after a long tour there
sailed with the others from sydney
on the steamship "SauOma' which
was 20 land them in San Francisco ia
time 70 open an engagement there on
Christmas day Miss Marbury has
several near relatives in Frisco who
had been advised Of her coming and
who had planned to welcome her with
much cordiality The 'Sanoma put
In at Page Page a small village OF
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

Samoa, for coal. During the time the
ship was coaling several ~ the male
passengers on board obtained permits
sion 70 20 over the side OF the ship
for swim Miss Marbury unpacke1
her bathing suit and wished 10 DO
likewise but was not allowed 20 b.
tho captain Unnoticod by the captain
or others on board she bribcd one OF
the natives 20 take her ashore IN q
canoe Going 10 the hut Of one of tho
native women she exchanged her
clothes for a likht kimono and Went
20 n secluded nook Of the sea vhcro
she swan 10 her heart 5 content m.
heedlngly OF the captains warning OF
sharks. Miss MarbCry swan longer
than She intended and when she re-
turned 20 the hut whore she had left
/ her clothes II was deserted Hastily
dressing she ran down 20 the water
10 End that the ship had sailed.
COT all the awful dreadful moments
In my whole life says Miss Mar
bury. that one was the HINT ! could
see the big hull 81 the ship mile or
more away with It's bow pointed to-
ward Frisco and ther" was alone
upon what I considered then IN al
most savage island. knew thor" was
no white person in the village and ]
/ had visions OF tomah4WEs and scalp
ng knives. being put up a. auction
amt sold ~ the highest bidder a. the
( wife % some samoan chief and it
wasn't very cousoliug at that time
even 20 think OF being ihe wife OF e
/ real cbieftaiu and then there camr
thoughts az The people 40 home. the
relatives in Frisco, the delightful
/ Christmas which had awaited me and
\ 10 which had SO long looked forward
with So much pleasure or course.
sat right down on the wharf and cried
! I suppose any other young girl would
have done the same thing When
looked up again Was surrounded ID
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
LYcEuM.


The management OF the Lyceum
thearcr is giving It's patrons a Christ
mas present in the form OF one OF the
best musical offerings OF the season
10 date, The Newlyweds and their
Baby The characters are so true
70 the popular conception that they
seem almost 10 have stepped out OF
the cartoons that inspired the produc-
ton. The solicitous Papa and Mamma
NeWlywed. the pampered Shook
ums. whose lnfantile vocabulary
consists of "da. ia and boo. hoo. =
the family physic'a=. the nurse. all
are pI'esent. together with a number
NJ other less familiar characters
whose services are necessary 20 fill
the meager tale that answers for
plot.
Fresh. crisp. snappy and tuneful is
this holiday Offering intended 10 en-
nance rather than detract from ones
enjoyment OF the Yuletide festival.
The swift-moving panorama is some
times suggestive OF George NJ. Cohan 8
60mile-an-hour entertainments. james
F. Roscn who stars both as the New
lywed baby. Napoleon. and the dimin-
utive Mai Knott Much. is about the
cutest little man IN the business and
he seems quite as popular with the
stage beauties as with the sweet
young things in the audience Al
any rate he misses no opportunity 10
snatch a KISS and seems 20 enjoy the
process.
/ To George p Murphy We are in
| debted for much of the comedy OF the
piece In spite OF his name. he i'm
persOnateS a German waiter TO per
I lection and his antics make for many
hearty laugh. Leo Hayes Is a
comical Mr. Newlywed, and his dane
/ Ing is feature Miss Olga Won
Hatfield as Mrs Newlywed, has both
charm and grace Leona stephens
makes a capital Dolly Jolly.
The producers. the Leffler-Bratton
CO.. have provided an elaborate set
ting. and the production is also nota-
BILE for it's handsome costumes. Aaron
Hoffman and Paul West wrote the
book. and the music and lyrics We're
contributed by Seymour Brown, Nat
n Aver and John w BrattOn 4 big
hit was the song Can't You sac !
love YOU
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
GAYETY.

II would not 90 10 say that the New
Jersey Lilies. the current attraction
in the Gayety. Is the best burlesque
show on the circuit for that would be
forgetting some very clever perform
ances this season, but If Is enough ~
say hat /, is a very good show and
orc that entertains crowds we'll all
week II is not a star show. for there
are too many talented folks in the
production TO give any one a monopoly
OF se donors
James T. Cooper. who has only ~
grin to be- funny. reserves his smiles
TOT The second skit, but he has a new
line Of humor in the part OF Ezra
Crouch in the first burlesque Twist
"a MXups Leon Enrol is a German
comedian OF the quiet type, and he is
good every minute Fannie Nedder IL
not Cniy handsome woman with abil-
ity Co sing and dance. but she really
and truly acts out the comedy stun
tons. Lucia Cooper is the fourth OF
the cast 10 deserve special mention.
Aside from these, Kate Prior. Stella
Chatelaine Al P. James and Robert
Jackson show c,everness.
Ih2 Two burlesques are nonsense,
Of course, but clean. bright travesties
az that. IN the olio Al James. James
Mackey and Bert Croix present a new
play let, The Strike. which combines
sentiment with fun. The Coopers
have q line OF conversation that brings
many laughs, and Fanny Nedder has a
bright act with four chorus men rs as
sstants.
That Lucinda Wriggles' sketch ~
Fannie Nedder Is a portion % tho
second burlesque and IT is we'll made
over fer this season. With three laughs
20 the minute
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Judicious, Conservative Publicity


Few firms In Detroit in any line OF
business regard advertising without
price, as OF value 10 their business;
but Traub Bros, lis Woodward-aye.,
and Traub Bros x Co. 2o5 Wood
ward-ave., have for % years issued
the most careful and correct state
ments with no prices included. Rog-
ers silver knives and forks excepted.
The public has been impressed with
the fact that their ads are absolutely
dependable and It therefore Is pos
sible for them 10 say but little re-
garding reduction or inducements 70
bring most gratifying results. II -
confidence that the stores command
from the public that finds the holt
days trading at these stores ar its best.
When all others are having sales It
does not disturb the even tenor OF the
rraub stores Thoughtful buyers want
dependable iewelry and they arc not
as readily responsive 10 cut rate and
forced sale prices so often offered
rs they once were Therefore the
present tremendous business in these
stores is easily explained; no one ever
heard Of a dissatisfied customer OF
Traub Bros and that's n pretty
strong statement No one ever was
misled by any false representation.
When they say it's solid gold Is
karat fine. that settles IT, When they
say it's pure white fawless dia-
mond. it's pure white flawless dia-
mond. and IL is perfect, also even II
they don't happen 10 describe II in
detail. They don sell inferior dia-
monds they cannot AFFORD It, IN view
~ a policy maintained for nearly half
century
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

A score or more OF natives who in
stead OF doing me any harm seemed
anxious 10 assist me in every way pos
sible
Well. the result was that the ship
came back and got me As soon as
nv absence was discovered. the cap
tain reluctantly ordered the boat d
return and we reached Frisco on time.
afterwards learned II was only
through the threats made 10 him ~
John Glendenning. who was also
member OF the company. that the
captain was finally induced 10 tu;n
back"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
SAYS poet Watson Is Insane.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20-Rohinson
Watson, a brother Of VIM. Watson. the
English poet, in a statement fe'e
graphed 10 the Evening Mail says his
brother who wrote the poem. The
Woman With the Serpents Tongue. =.
Is insane from overwork. The stat.
ment was brought forth by the 70.
peated attacks made on the English
writer because he has declared Miss
Asqulth to be the object OF ridicule
in the widely poem The
poets brother, who lives in Montreal
says he believes the Authorizations arc
only temporary.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Grand Duke Dead.

CANNES, France, Dec. 20.-Grand
Duke Nicholaievitch. grand-uncle OF
the car OF Russia. and who command
ed the Russian army operating against
the war is dead here OF paralysis OF
the heart. he was the oldest repre-
sentative OF the imperial house. nav
ing been born In 1892, the fourth son
Of Emperor Nicholas l.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
y i; lHi PLAYHOUSES

70 escape his Wife, provide many
laughable situations
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

70 escape his VIE, provide man!
laushable situations.
LAFAYETTE.
: II. Dudley and his aggregation
OF colored entertainers, who have
made a distinct place for themselves
in the world theatrical. are back N
the Lafayette theater. with their
whimsical Negro comedy, their songs
and dances that are always welcome
10 the regular patrons
Dudleys vehicle this year is a farce
called His Honor the Barber. aEi
is the story OF Raspberry SHOWS high
est ambition-to save the president II
the United States
\ comical love affair is main
cause in the action, and there is tbs
usual giddy whirl OF song and dance.
Dudley is a comedian 81 the real
minstrel type. an dhe has surrounded
himself with a company OF colored en-.
tertainers who make their work into
play. 10 the JOY OF the audience.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
seta Date For G. A. z. Meet.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20-Samuel r Van
SAINT commander in chief OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. who addresse
Chicago civil war veterans has az
nounced that the executive committe.
set Sept " TO "a as the timc for the
next national encampment ~ the
Grand Army at Atlantic CITY y.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Illegal Use OF Label Alleaed.

John F, Sieger Of the tailor's union
secured warrant against Joseph
Hirschfeld. No 1l75 Jeferson-avc-
Saturday charging him wiin using N,
label Of the union without authorize.