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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12

TON q Co.. members CnlcaBo Doatu Oh GaoSs
Ill West Third street. Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Nov. 11-Principal influences af-
fecting wheat today and responsible for its
considerable advance are the confirmation Of
serious locust damage in northern areas Of
Argentine. prospective lighter receipts at the
terminals the Broomhall estimate Of the
wcrld's requirements of importing countries
about 27,0OO000 bushels more than the avail
able export surplus, and the attitude OF active
local spectators who have worked vigorously
on the theory that the wheat market was
much oversod. The firmness Of the cash
wheat markets elsewhere, particularly north
west. has helped futures here. Duluth has
made large sales of wheat today to the east,
and reports that section out-bidding Chicago,
which, 1t claims. cannot expect much more
wheat from there this year. European mar
kets all show very slight changes as com
pared with statistics a year ago, and have
not been much excited over the Argentine re-
ports.
Wet weather over a large part of the corn
belt the strength of wheat, the light receipts
and brisk eastern shipping call have all
counted for higher prices today. quite
number of shorts among local spectators
have covered today; commission houses have
sold some for longs
Oats have taken color from other grains, get
ting some Independent strength from excel
lent shipping trade now running. Some little
realizing in the pit by December longs.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
Northern Securities

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 1l.--Business IN
local securities was somewhat reduced this
morning but the general list showed firm
ness and several notable gains We're made.
Spring Valley Water ON rumors that there
was a combination Of the Bay county
water companies in view, was in demand
and rose from SO @36% Alaska Packers
continued to fulfill bulish predictions by
making a new record on this movement Of
81 bid. The recent quiet buying In Giant
Powder is having its effect and that stock
is now so bid Associated OIL lacks ginger
and was practically unchanged, with sales
at 44%c. Sugar stocks were well supported
with advances In Paauahu to 29h bid and
Honokaa to 20h. Bonds were dull but
steady with the principal call for Spring
Valleys As at S9%. Peoples Water 5s at
76@76M, Northern California Power con-
yertible SIS at 90, and City Electric SIS at
s7h. Unlisted stocks continued quiet and
unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
BIG BUSINESS DONE
IN PRODUCE MARKET
RAINS DELAY ARRIVAL OF
VEGETABLES
Wide Difference in Quality Causes
Fractional Advance in Bananas.
Growers Report Favorably
on Crops

The usual heavy Thursday business was
transacted in the Los Angeles market yester-
day The rain interfered somewhat with the
arrival Of green produce in market. but a
holdover supply made up the difference.
Reports from growers are radiant with as
surance that the rains will vastly improve
tho quality of the supply, especially that OF
caulinower and celery, two vegetables which
have suffered this fall from too much sun and
a lack of nourishment
Bananas advanced zee to Az Hc pound.
The top price was made necessary through the
wide difference Of quality Of the fruit on
hand.
Receipts Of butter increased to 2'555 POUNDS
and eggs fell off to only IL cases
Produce prices were not changed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
Listed Stocks
autter. Eoas and Cheese

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11.--Fancy cream
o,,, butter. 3lMc; seconds, 3Obc; fancy
sy go, 90 New cheese, 1601sc; Young
america, 1s@1sc. Ranch eggs, 52lsc' store
NEW YORK Nov 11.-Butter steady
unchanged Cheese, hrm ana unchanse,u' u
fancy 25c; hrsts, 23@ 24c; seconds. 2lq 22ci
western extra hrsts, 3s@35c; nrsts. 29g S2ci
seconds, 251s Q27c.
CHICAGO, Nov. ll.-Butter' steauy saCy
oreameries. 2sN@ 30c; dairies, 24@2Sc'
Eggs steady at mark, cases included, 2O1s @
25Bc firsts. 27c; prime hrsts, csc; receipts
2S2O cases Cheese, Arm; Daisies. 16Hsci
twins 15% @16c; Young Americas l6p
1RMc: Longhorns 15M l6c
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
CHICAGO Live stock

CHICAGO, Nov, 11.-Cattle--Receipts es-
tmated at 1000; market weak; oeeves' $500
me10: Texas steers, s3.S0@4S5; western
steers, S4.25Q7,5o; stockers and feeders.
$s1O@520, cows and hefers, $s10@5,75;
calves, $e,25@s.50
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000; mar
ket steady light. $7.55@S; mixed. $500
SlgM; heavy, s76O@S,l5; rough $1,000
IT'S; good to choice heavy. $775QSl5; :;
pigs, S575@760; bulk of sales, $7S5@S.05.
Sheep--Receipts estimated at lIOo0i
market strong natives, s275@ 510 western
s3@5I5; yearlngs, $5@6.25; native lambs,
;475Q775; westerns. s4.75Q14o
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Nov. 11.-Five cars valen-
cias sold; market firm on good stock;
weather clear and favorable. valencias-Old
Mission fly. Chapman, s5.25; Old Mission.
eh. same, s4.20; Golden Eagle, sd. same,
s3.45; Piute, Randolph Fruit Co., $3.50; San
Rafael, fy H. w. Bailey S3.40; San Miguel.
same, sass; Sceptre. S. S. Ex., $3.50; Plan
ct. same, Ss.05; Blue c.. coyina Elk, S3.1O;
Cougar, same, S2.10.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE condition
of the treasury at the beginning OF business
TODAY was as follows: Trust funds-Golu
coin ss79ls7,se9; silver dollars, s4ss.SsC,
600; silver dollars OF 1890, S4Ol1O0oi sll-
yer certificates outstanding, $4SS. Seo'oOo'
aq0 aoS, current liabilities $1l0. .933,6S4;
working balance in treasurer's offices, S2s'-
95,1Ss; in banks TO credit OF treasurer, s3s,
sos. .5O2; subsidiary silver coin, $l7062,SS2;
minor coins, s1,352.S71; total balance In the
general fund, $50. 4973s3.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
California Dried Fruits

NEW YORK Nov. 11.--Evaporated apples
unehanged Nov. sac; fancy new crop 10
11Bc; choice. 9h Q1OAc; common to talI'
6nGS1bc Prunes strong; California, - ~
7c; Oregon, 6Q9c. Apricots, nrm; eholee'
1s912Mc. Peaches. firm; choice, q g q c.
extra choice. &@6c; fancy. 6a @6%e.
Raisns, firm; loose muscate's, 4gS tse'
choice to fancy seeded, 51a @6he; seedles'
SA Q5e; London layers, Sl'2oql l'So'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
Financial Record

NEW YORK. Nov. lt.-Prime mercantile
paper, b@5h per cent sterling exchange
steady with actual business in barkers bills
at 4S3W4s925 for 60-day bills and at
4S72O for demand. Commercial bills 4.S2ss
@4s2%. Bar silver, 5o4c. Mexican dol
lars, 4Sc. Government bonds steady rail-
road bonds irregular, Money on call strong
3hQ5M per cent; ruling rate, D; closing
hid Az; offered at 3h Time loans,
strong, go days 5M 30 days 81 six months
4%@5 per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
cnHea and SUGAR

NEW YORK Nov l1.-Coffee fntures
closed steady, net unchanged to points
lower. Sales were 1880 bags including
Nov at 635c; March. 6.55c; May. 665ci
July. s.7O@6.75c; sept $3.50. Spot coffee
quiet; No Rio. Sik6S%c; No. Santos
S%c; mild quiet; cordova. 9@1iAc.
All grades of refined sugar advanced lOc
a 100 pounds today making standard granu-
lated 5sbc. Sugar closed Arm fair refn-
ing. 5000 395c; centrifugal 96 test. 4,4OW
45c; molasses sugar, 1850 S.70c; refined
firm: crushed, 595c; powdered. 5.s5c; granu-
lated. 5.25c. .
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
FRUIT MARKET

zsIsaoc. common 4Oa65c; strawberries, 50
@s. huckleberries, 5@sc; raspberries, $50
10: eranberrles sSQ1O.5O; ordinary grapes,
5oas5c; common pears, soc; fancy. u;
ponegranates 50@65c; persimmons' ioc ~
A. Ok. ouinces. 500 s5c navel oranges, 80 oo
"a. valencias, ss0350; Mexican lines 90
@S5o; common California lemons. ss@S
Sood 10 choice. ss50@4; fancy. A.bOg .;
bananas. 75cQs3.50; pineapples' SEC s''S'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments OF oranges and lemons @
Z: from Los Angeles Tuesday, Nov. D. Q
q were carloads of oranges and car {.
o loads of lemons. Total to date there 9
q have been shipped 166 carloads, of g
p which 81 were lemons. Last season to @
3 date there were shipped 113 carloads, .
> OF which 83 were lemons. @
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, Nov. 11.-Arrived: Steamship
Governor from san Diego; steam schooner
santa Monica, from Aberdeen via San Fran
cisco and Port Los Angeles
sailed; shooner Caroline. for Umpqua River
in ballast: steamship Governor, for Seattle via
san Francisco and Eureka
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
Market Ranges

Cash quotations were as toIIo"S' = I.1a IUuI
Arm; No rye, 72h@74c; feed or mixing
barley 52@55lsc; fair to choice naltins. 1s
57me3e. No / northwestern haXseed' Sl'to'
M southwestern, st,66; timothy seed
sS,75; clover, $14,75; mess pork, per Dbl,
ss375@24; lard, per 100 lbs, SlS' short
RIBS. sides. loose, s10.S7h @ ll'zo' shor'
clear sides. boxed. s11@1125
Total clearances of wheat and hour were
eoral TO 42sO00 bushels Primary recelpts
we're l. OBS 900 bushels, compared with seS,-
900 last year Estimated receipts LOT 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
San ErancIeco shlpplna

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 1t.--Arrived-
steamers Jim Butler Coos Bay. Roanoke
Grays Harbor and Santa Barbara from San
Pedro
sailed-steamers George Loomis for Ven
tura; Chehalis for San Pedro,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12

Morning sales-20O0 Spring Valley water -
do At "a; 1000 NJ Cal p Con IS at 90; 1000
City Electric 5s at S7A; 90 Alaska at Solsi
RI do at so%; 40 Assd Oil at 4i&; so do at 4iss;
65 Honokaa at 2Olk; 25 onomea at oa4' 80 40
at 81; As Spring Valley Water at Se'ai 0o 10
a. s65k; 105 do at 96%. -
Corn at 1o1K; 2oO0 Market st 5s at 1903; 5000
sacto Eiec 5s at 1902; 1000 United Ry IS at ~ q
,ooo do al 74ss; 1000 Nor Cal Power IS at 100;
50SS Peonles Water 5s at 76is; S5 Alaska at Slls;
80 Alaska at Sc; 10 Assd Oil at 44%; 10 DO at
1l7., so do al 45 $40 Hutchinson at lf1s.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12

utuDeIs sasteIu eAuhanBes.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE market today
seemed counterpart Of that Of yesterday,
although extremely nervous to any buying or
selling, trading was not in any great amount.
Traders and commission houses were rather
timid as to following the advance, believing
that the short interest is little and the mar
ket is again getting long, Traders were in
clined to hammer any weak spots, but
short declines covered. When stronger buy
ing orders appeared they would run to cover.
forcing prices back again. Several times tho
market appeared tired If supported, and
around 10 for May there was cotton for sale.
The early afternoon trading was buoyant.
with prices quite as high as those of the
morning. Then some southern selling started
the decline, carrying prices down 10 points,
and the close was barely steady. The bullisn
news was about the same Receipts are falls
ing off, and the backbone of the bull market
the southern spots-was steady with little adj
vance.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
DAILY MINING CALL

1000 Cal Hills (BsM at sh; $4,000 Clark Cop
per at 4; 1000 Con Mines at OILS; 1000 Johnnie
NJ and NJ at 1lh; 1000 do at l1%; 1000 Cai HIS
az 7Tk. 1000 do at S; 1000 do (B3O) at s; 1000
popnis clare at 14M 1000 do at IA; 5000 Clark
Conper at 4; 1000 Johnnie M and at IL
1OO0 do at 1o1k; 1000 do at 1oA.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BOSTON

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-two cars sold: mar
ket unchanged; weather favorable. Lemons
Rey, S. t.. Fernando. $40; Tunnel. same.
s4.65. Valeneias-Pointer. A. C. G.. Azusa.
S3.55.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
u. ?. peoIares plvldend

NEW YORK. Nov. 11.--Quarterly diNl-
dends Of az per cent on Union Pacific COM
mon, and Ia per cent on southern Faeinc
common were declared today by the dlrec-
tors The dividends are unehansed from
last quarter.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
do Dbl. lg5 lbs. net ...... ..
GhAN AND FEED-l0O lbs
s. Louis Wool

ST. LOUIS, Nov 11.--Wool unchanged;
medium grades combing and clothing 24@
soe: light fine. sss 27c; heavy fine, l4@22ci
tub washed, 269sSc
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE

Special service to The Herald by j. c. Will
sen, 3l2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles. mem-
Q: trade, Stock and Bond exchange Of San
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11.-Bank clearings
were s2334,618.64. an increase Of $9s,554.47 as
compared with the corresponding date last
year Following is comparative statement:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
New York Stocks

Special service to The Herald by 2. F.
Hutton & Co. i12 West Third street. mem
bers New York Stock exchange
NEW YORK, Nov. it-Folowfhg were quo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
New York Bonds

Special service to The Herald by j. c. Will
son, si2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles
member San Francisco and eastern ez-
changes
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
New York Curb

Special service 20 The Herald by u. r. Hut
ton & Co, liz West Third street. Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12

Don't simply allow It to dle--that plan OF
yours. Find e little capital through advertise
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
butter and Eaas al Retail
Local Lumber Prices

oregon pine-Rough, s2l925, according to
size; flooring $37.50d42.50; stepping s50p
52b0; ceiling, S25Q4250. according to thick
ness and grade rustic. sS5Q42.50 interior
nnish S50955.
Redwood-Rough s22dSo; clear. surfaced,
ss5@45; siding. s250sO; rustic. $42 5O345;
ceiling s25d42.SO, according TO thickness:
pickets. s2OQ25; shingles. s2.592.75; cedars,
ss25; shakes. $1,000
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Associated Oil was the leader of the day
on the Los Angeles Stock exchange and quo
tetions in all classes of securities advanced.
Associated Oil bonds closed strong at 9G5sQ
9S and were in steady demand. Home Tee-
phone bonds were offered at the close at
81, advance Of point in the offering from
Wednesday, and the first refundlngs were
offered at SO. Union Transportations closed
at 9ils@96, though there seemed to be none
the market.
German American Savings bank closed with
offering of 345, against 342h of the day
before. The rest of the list remained the
same as the day before
Edison preferred was off " point and closed
active at s1h bid and none offered. while the
common showed an advance Of IA, closing at
60A, but closed without offer. An odd
lot sold for 60 during the morning. Home
preferred looked weaker with a sale Of 10
shares at 56.
American Petroleum sold freely at 76 and
closed with an offering of 7619. Associated OIL
was the most active, 400 shares changing hands
from 4l2s to a, and back at the close to 45,
and closed strong at 45Q45B. Union OIL was
strong, selling at 1854 and closing 105asg105h.
Clark Copper was traded in heavily on the
floor, $4,000 shares changing hands at 4. john
ME, California Hills, and Bonnie Clare were
also traded in.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
Afternoon Sales

Edison Elec com at 60; 10 Home Tel pfd at
Sc; 10 Assd OIL Co at 4450; 10 do at HS7k;
50 do at A25; 50 do at 44.5O; 20 do at A. so;
10 do at 44.62h; 20 do at 44.75: go do at As;
~ Union $3.50 at 10550; IS Union (off board)
az 1O5. 25; so do do (sO) at 1925; 20 do do at
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by Z. r. Hut
ton Co. members Chicago board Of trade
liz West Third street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
NEW YORK COTTON

Special service to The Herald by Il. F. Hut
ton & Co.. III West Third street. Los Angeles.
members eastern exchanges.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
Morning Sales

50 Am Pet com at Is: 40 Assd Oil Co at
4A371k; 2 do at A; 20 do at 4425; 20 do at
4L12l1; 20 do at 4425; 80 do at A3714; 40 do at
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 1t-Following were
Closing ALL
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12

ollowing are the wholesale quotations:
rITRIS FRGIIS-Ufanges-- len as
95@95O Lemons, S1.50@2.00 Grape
fruit, sS.25; seedlings. 81. Lines Sl.zo@
$50 swt.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-09
ladies' fine silk elastic belts, regu-

ladies' fine silk elastic belts, regu-
,4r % cents and 80 cts, go for 10 to
% cls at NJ. Joachimi's.
!. W. Wilson has purchased the
furniture stock of Wilson & Dills, Of
Bunceton, who, with his family will
become residents of that live city,
and while we regret to lose them,
Bunceton gains, and thus evens things
up.
Regular Convocation of Versailles
Royal Arch Chapter Friday night,
Dec. 10th, with work in the X. A.
degree, and all Companions should
be present.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
If you are trying to settle the suit or
overCoat question do not veal gar
ments of by-gone days but modernize
your manly form by introducing it to
our clothing. If you are thinking Of
new clothing link US to your thoughts.
CLOTHING IS OUR LEADING
LINE, and WE ARE LEADERS IN
CLOTHING. Proper in style.
superior in making, reliable in mater
ial, new in patterns and remarkably
low and absolutely unapproachable in
price. Compare our $3.50 and $40.
suits with any SO 90 suit. Compare
our $500 overcoat with any $500
and $1,000 o%,ercoat. You can find
such bargains only at the Leader in
Clothing, NJ. Joachimi's.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-09

Especially pretty ones. handker-
chiefs, pure linen, Of course, hem
stitched, for ladies' and men, only
10 cents or, one doz. for S1.00 at NJ.
Joachimi's.
c. L. Bartlett, editor and publish
er of the Miller County News, has re-
signed his position, but don't say who
his successor is, or whether the News
will be continued or rot.
Our present low prices on Boys
suits takes away the last excuse for
not being well dressed, especially if
you a buy two piece suits 5 to 8
years for S1.00, 8 to - years, all
wool, SIT to S2.CO at NJ. Joachi.
mis-.
The K. +. D.. boys are having a
regular picnic these days. They
growled all fall about the hot weather
and dusty roads, but now they have
it just the way they like it. How
funny?
Your Christmas dress goods, where
will you get them? At NJ. Joachi.
mis-, the store that serves you every
day in the year with reliable stuff
carefully chosen. At the store who,
enormous outlet brings in lots below
the market price, which can max,
your money go farther than if you
spent it elsewhere.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-09
CITY BUS
LIVERY STABLE.
Will Try to Give Satisfaction.
PhcSe Talbot @ Fish

We were treated to quite a nice lit
tie snow storm Monday evening,
about two inches.
At the Millinery Bazaar you will
find piece ~velvets, all c%olors, for trim
ming dresses and coats.
Mrs. N. f.. Mounts.
We pay cash tor goods bought al
our house that are not satisfactory
there are no ''iunny things in oul
business methods; all straight good.
in Joachini's December sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Biersach &C.
companied their daughter, Mrs. DR.
A. J. Gum, to Kansas City last weel
for a visit.
1t is natural to follow the crowd TO
the great majority don't so wrong
You will find the crowd at NJ. JoaChi
mrs because there you find the rich
est Of bargains. What he sells IS sol'
right.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-09
Subscribe For The Republican
See G. II. PRICE be-
fore selling your FurS
and Hides.
NOTICE.

Having purchased a Lathe
fully equipped, and secured
the services of o il G.. luck,
a qualified machiniSt, | am
now prepared to do all kinds
of machine work, tuning
shafts, boring out steam CYL
.inderS, &c, also boiler work.
tlue welding, etc. Our work
guaranteed. Come. let us
figure with you--no use TO
60 to Sedalia or California.
G. r. NOSIERo
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-09
Geo. Decker has disposed Of his

Geo. Decker has disposed Of his
newspaper business to c. II. Long.
Shoes that keep the feet dry, also
hold the doctor bills down. you will
find them at NJ. Joachimi's.
The regular December term Of the
Morgan county circuit court will Con
vel next Monday.
Living without extravaganza.
Rich fine table linens. superb in de-
signs, all pure linen, 20 inches wide
soc per yard at NJ. Joachimi's.
The Millinery Bazaar. in order to
clean up is offering trimmed hats at
greatly reduced prices.
Mrs. N. f. MOUNTS.
Sledge hammer prices. Belt buck
les and collar pins, regular price q
80 to S1.0O 60 for 5, 10 and IL
cents at NJ. JOachiml's.
1t was the warmest November re.
corded for many years, and now i,
bids fair to be to be the COldeS'
December since the woods were
burned.
Every little no store in AmeriC;
marks goods 90, 40, LAT and S1.5t
but If you ever see any such prices a
NJ. Joachimi's put it down it's the las
pin in the last notch in our store o
You a have the goods free.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-09

Go to f. A. Williams for Bananas
and Oranges.
BROOM HOUSE, 4 lots, living
water, for sale cheap.
J. X. H. BAKER. Versailles, Mo.
1.-THE best Painters, Contractors
and Architects OF the country use
Mound City Horse Shoe Brand House
Paint exclusively. &. ID. Hunter"
d. Mrs. ]. T. Allen returned last week
from Livingston, Mont, where she
was called to the bedside OF her sis
ter. Mrs. l.. c. Scott, who died in a
few days after her arrival there.
Avery Price resinged his position
as teacher in the Versailles school
last week and left Friday night for St.
Louis, and from there to Pennington,
Mo-, where he has a position as as
sistant architect for the Settle Con.
struction Co., of st. Louis. Avery
will make good, and we wish him al
the success he can earn.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-09
Fied Nichols, Mgr.

Mrs. Fleming, OF Washington.
Iowa, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J, W, McClclIand, for
several months, lett for her Iowa
home Tuesday morning. via Kansas
City, where she was met by her son.
Joseph Pepper and wife and little
son, Master Herman, were passengers
to Versailles Sunday morning iron.
Bunceton, where they spent the day
with Mr.. Peppers brother. A. Pop
per and family. There are few, il
any, o progressive and up-,o'
date merchants in Central Missouri
than the Messrs. Popper.-Tiptor
Times.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-09
G. f. hOSIERo
About The CCiored Folks.

Last Wednesday morning Miss Ncttie
Ma tin, ni this city. and MI. Harry 10
gan, of Kansas CITY, were married by
Judge Neville, in his probate Office.
Miss Ne,tlc Martin is the daughter of
Rob't Martin Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Logan prepared to immediate house
keeping and are Mt home to their friends
in southeast part OF the city. Congratu-
@lat,ons and a prosperous future are the
wishes Of their friends.
The many friends Of Mr., AMI Mrs.
ollie TlruSton regret to learn oi their
misfortune IN having their house burned
last Wednesday night, There was some
insurance but wc did not learn the exact
amount.
The session of the Executive Board all
jpurned last Friday. Good interest was
shown throughout, but the delegation
Was small.
Mr.. Dave Harrison, a student of Geo,
r. Smith College, Scdal:a, Mo, came
home Saturday suffering from a severe
trouble with his loot. Probably from
playing foot ball.
The Dunbar Hall, owned by william.
son and Sons, promises to be a week If
lmuSctneut, daring ( ,riStmaS.
Are you married? We mean to-
any particular clothing store? II 50
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-09

A Xmas saly Of ribbons. plain and
fancy c%olors, at the Millinery Bazaar.
Mrs. y. +. MOUNTS.
A perfect foot needs a perfect shoe.
1t needs to be perfectly fitted. other
wise it will soon cease to be a perfect
foot. Do not ruin your foot by TAX
ing chance ON your Shoe dealer.
Same shoes didn't ''brcak out If
by chance Won get such shoe from NJ.
Joachini's We viii thank you to bring
them back.
Mrs. Bland and daughter, Miss
Ruth, lett Monday morning to join
Mr.. Bland in his new home in Iowa.
Gloves are an article Of dress and
comfort, you viii fad the largest and
best assortment in wool mitS and
gloves from 10 to % cents up to The
finest dressed and undressed kid
gloves for 500. Al! KID gloves art
guaranteed 4, VI. loachimi'S.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-09
For Nulas
and NW&s go 60
&. III. PRICE,
Butcher and Grocer
Card OF Thanks.

u wish to return my thanks to the
members OF The X. ?. Lodge for their
hind donation on account OF losing
my residence by fire, also to all the
hind friends who have helped me in
nY{ tune Of need.
OLLIE THRUsToN.