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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30

DO YOUR CLOTHES LOOK YELLOws
If 80, use Red Cross Ball Blue. 1t will make
them white as snow. 2 or. package 5 cents
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30

PILES CURED IN O TO II DAYS.
PAZO OlNTMENTi = guaranteed to cure any case
Of Itching, Blind, bleeding or Protruding Piles In
TO ID day OF money reIunucu. wv.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30

Gossips multiply everything they
hear by two.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30

The bravest dentist isn't anxious tn
look into the jaws of death.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30

The more talk 1t takes to run things
the slower they nov
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30

The board Of managers Of the In.
dustrial Home Of Incorrigible Negro
Girls is having a hard time in finding
a location. The board Is composed ex.
clusively of negroes, five In number,
1t held a meeting here for the purpose
Of selecting a location. The chances
seem to favor Kirksville. although no
definite action was taken. Kirksville
offers a building said to have cost
100000 for $4,000. The building con.
tains SO rooms. Offers also have been
made by Sedalia and California.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30

have to serve thirty.three days In tn
county Jail for hunting without a
license. The case was presented tt
Gov. Hadley, and acting on the recon-.
mendation Of the state game and fish
commissioner, Jesse A.. TOlerton, a
pardon was issued to the lad. II
seems, too, that the boy was ignorant
OF the fact that ne had violated q law
OF the state.
Theodore F. Hagenow, member of
the legislature from st. Louis and
sponsor for the new pharmacy law,
and C.. e. linn OF Kansas City, secre.
tary OF the state board OF pharmacy,
as well as several druggists from st.
Louis and Kansas City. came here for
a conference with State Auditor John
p. Gordon relative to the payment OF
the salary OF the secretary and the
expenses OF the board. 1t seems the
legislature did not make any direct
appropriation for this purpose. but the
fees collected by the board will fully
bear all Of its expenses. Satisfactory
arrangements were made with the
auditor under which all legitimate ex.
penses incurred by the board, as well
as the payment OF the salary Of the
secretary, will be made promptly.
Henry Andrae, warden OF the Mis-
souri, state prison contracted for 1,50C
rabbits, which he had cooked and
seryed for the dinner Of the cOnyicts.
Rabbits are not only unusually plenti
full and cheap. but they are OF unusual
excellence this season, and the war
den's action made a welcome change
In the somewhat monotonous men Of
tho ~c0nvicts' table.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30

Missouri will continue to be known
as the "ShOw Me" state officially and
otherwise, Notwithstanding the yearn.
Ing Of Governor Hadley for another
nickname. All efforts of the governor
to do away with the expression from
the commonwealth have failed dis
mally. A month or more ago the gov
ernor. through Chief immigration Com.
missioner Jorn II. Curran, announced
that he desired q new nickname for
the state. "Show Me-" the governor
explained, had long since ceased to be
funny to him when introduced as the
executive OF the Show Me- state" as
he invariably was at every banquet
and public gathering he attended. An
avalanche of letters suggesting names,
and protesting against abandoning
Show Me" came down upon the gov.
ernor and the chief immigration com
missioner. 1t was decided that TO
abandon SHOW Me" would cause a
commotion little short OF a general up.
heaval, and the plan was abandoned.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30

match from the shoulder downward,
but round the lower edge the pattern
Is much deeper. The right-hand side
Of front is cut In tabs and fastens
over a waistcoat of black velvet; the
collar and cuts are partly made Of
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30
MISSOURI STATE
CAPITAL ITEMS
NOTES THAT ARE OF INTEREST
TO MiseoURlANs.
Brief Mention OF Matters az They
Occur at jefferson City,
Offielai and Other.
wise.

Jefferson City.-Of the 1868 estab-
lishments and workshops which re-
ported their manufacturing and repair
ing to the bureau of labor statistics
for 1908, a total OF 6,95S were in the
Is cities for which separate tables are
given, and their productions were
valued at $436,559, S67. St. Louis be.
ing the largest city of the state,
naturally heads the list for total
worth, all it produced in 1908 selling
for $274.969,549 Kansas City Is the
second city in population, and not con
sidering packing house products, ranks
second in value of manufacturing, with
Sass Q .974. The mammoth packing
establishments of the city and towns
Immediately adjacent to this flourish
Ing metropolis really belong to it, as
they take advantage Of all the con-
v%eniences and facilities offered by it;
most OF their employees live there and
1t Is one of the chief markets for their
products, but being across the state
line In Kansas, there Is no way to
properly credit the value of this pro.
duction to Kansas City, as. in justice.
ought to be done. St. Joseph-pack.
ing house products included-turned
out products In 1908 to the value of
$6S,464, 57S; taking this class away, the
manufacturing of this city was about
disputed third rank.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30
SENSITIVE.

II found a purse this morning"
did you return it?"
mo. The owner might have offered
me a reward, and it would have
wounded my pride"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-30

"cascarets are certainly 6ne. Igsve. . friend
enc when the doctor was treating him Tor cancer
four pieces Of q tape worm. He then got Q boz
and In three days he passed . tspe.we!n - test
boas. II was Mr.. Matt Preck, OF Aillersburg,
Oauphin Co, Pa. I am quite a worker for casca.
rets. use them myselfand find them beneficial
for most any disease caused by impure blood"
Chas- z. Condor, Lewiston, Pa. (Aifain co.,
CUT THIS OUT. mail 1t with your i'd
dress to Sterling Remedy Company. Chi
csgo, Illinois. and receive n handsome
souvspir gold Bon Bon FREE. "a
The evening world., 1909-03-16
LIFE OF A PlMPLE
Compilations Are Cleared and Plmples
Disappear Overnight Without
Trouble.

Tho dispensers Of poslam, a new skin
discovery, ask that notice be given that no
one Is urged to purchase It without first
obtaining an experimental package. Those
who have tried It will find that the fifty
cent box, on sale at Eegeman's, Riker's,
KalIsh's, Kinsman's, Jungmann's and all
drug stores. is sufficient TO cure the worst
cases OF eczema, where the surface affected
IL not too large. The itching ceases on first
application. 1t will also cure acne letter
blotches, scay scalp, hives. BARRIERS and
every other form OF itch, including itching
feet Being flesh-colored and coH'a'ning
no crease. the presence of poslam on ex-
nosed surfaces, such as the face and hands,
/. mot nercept,pie Water and coap canno.
/, not perceptibls. Water and soap cannot
Yl,a,e and prolons skin troubles some.
fines .yen causing them,
A to the experimental package OF pos
lam /, can be had free OF charge by mail
., tho Emergency Laboratories 81 West
twenty fifth street, New York 1t alone
IA sufficient TO clear the complexion over
night and to rid the face OF p!H'p'es IN
twen,y-tour hours
The evening world., 1909-03-16
THE MULLI1AN BILL.
All the TRmmapy Leaders to At
tend "LnIry's Reception
To-NiSL;.

Lawrence Mulligan, called Larry" on
the Bowery, will hold the annual dance
OF his Tammany Association tonight at
Terrace Garden, and it promises to be
the largest OF the season. Larry Is
big Tim" Suilivan's half.orother. and
In Lower Manhattan not TO belong to
the Mu,lgau Association IS considered
unhealthy for those who seek success
In politics,
Magistrate Freddy Kernochan will
lead the grand march; RhtneIander
Waldo heads the Reception Committee,
Judge Thomas Dineen is boss OF an
other handshakins body and almost
every one in Tammany has promised
to be on the job Among the box
holders are Big" and Little Tim Sui
Ivan, Billy Gibson, OF the Bronx, Percy
Nagle, Frank Farrell, w. stephen De-
very, Owen MnManns P. II. Sullivan
and Herman ROSenthal,
I'd Hsrrigan, who played the Multi
ran Guards" on the stage years ago,
Will occupy box with Mrs. Harrigan,
Mrs. Annie Yeamans and George
RfahaIl
The evening world., 1909-03-16
Ten Stories of
Malta Murders
Terrible Unpublished Crimes
of Merciless Organization.
By DR.. Ascanio Carreni.
NO. H. THE FAMOUS "BARREL MURDER' II
NEW YORK
By DR.. AsCanio Carreni.

terreitcr conviCt-Giusepp de prima--
who recognized It.
De Pr!ma declared the likeness was
that of hts brother-in-law, Benedetto
Madonna, and gave proofs that placed
the slain mans personality above all
doubt. fIe said he had told Benedetto
Of the counterfeiting gangs treachery,
| which had forced De Pr!ma into the po'
sit'on OF scapegoat. and that he had
| begged his brother-in-law to hunt up
the counterteiters and try to secure
justice from them toward the convict
The suppostion was that Benedetto
had gone to New York from his Buf-
| falo home to persuade the Malta 10 help
De Pr!ma; that he had perhaps threat
ened the society with exposure In case
OF refusal.
/ The case seemed clear enough Thr.
teen men were arrested on suspicion.
! 1t seemed az though the crime could
readily be fixed upon the guilty person
or persons. But. from a mass OF con.
| fIcting testimony or other causes, no
true bill could be found against any OF
/ the suspects.
| BY consummate cleverness, by
threats or otherwise. the Malta an.
parently covered the trail too carefully
for the law to pick it up.
The thirteen arrested men we're all
dismissed by the Grand Jury for lack
of evidence.
The barrel murder" stu remain. a
profound mystery Its perpetra,o-s
walk UNPUBLISHED. Justice presuu ably
clashed with the Matia-with the usual
result
The evening world., 1909-03-16

A n Avenue d woman, Mrs. Frances
"a Connors, left her home early on
Z \ the mornin OF April "A, 1908, TO
buy breakfast rolls, As she passed the
northwest corner OF Avenue d and East
Eleventh street she noticed oarrel
standing between two piles OF wood on
the sidewalk. The barrel was covered
with an old overcoat. Although drlZ-
Fling rain was falling. the coat was
practically dry.
Mrs. Connors, noting this, lifted the
coat. Then she screamed in horror, Tor
sticking from the exposed top OF the
barrel were the right foot and left hand
Of mani
The womans cries brought police
man. who. on sight OF the ghastly hand
and foot. sent for an ambulance, Then
with another policeman, he turned the
barrel upside down. out fell the blood
stained body Of man, the throat deep
gashed. Thirteen other knife wounds
attested to the ferocity Of the assassin
attack.
The body was still warm ana the
figor mortis had not even set in The
crime was apparently but a few min
utes old. Nor had the barrel been in
place more than moment or so, as
was proved by the dryness Of the over
coat that had covered Il.
That the murder had been premedi'
tated was quite clear. The barrel had
been filled three inches deep to catch
the blood 4 big piece OF sacklng had
been wrapped around the body, which
had then been doubled over and thrust
into the barrel.
The murdered man was tolarab'v vel
dressed In his pocket was womau''
handkerchief. The charred fragment;
OF letter was found in the sawdust
bearing the Italian words:
"Gorno che yente-subito Fur
senza."
This. literally, would mean, Day that
comes swift the need or, NOR,
colloquially. it might read: Come to
day; quick. 1t is urgent 1t wa
written In a womans hand.
At once detectives declared the afro
city piece Oh hdlld NOlh' nun
dreds Of Italians flocked TO the Morgut
20 view the body None OF them woglC
admit knowing the man. Many loudI!
declared he was Turk or al Armenian
anything but an Italian.
1t Mas q period Of Malta outrGges
Only a little while before Louis TroJl
sn Italian barber, had been slain in
Harlem saloon, and the corpse Of Giu
seppe CatanIa had been found wrappc'
in sprk OH the bay shore near For
Ham III,
An army OF policemen and detective
were put to work on the case. For
time no one could be found TO identit!
the murdered man. Then Detective
eergeant PetrosIno, who had been toll
Ing day and night in his own tireless
brilliant way, brought to light the vic
Tins identity
Petros!no went 10 Sing Sing Prison
showed a photograph of the barre
murders victim" to many Italian prts
oners there, and at last found coun
The evening world., 1909-03-16
DIES BY GAS IN BATH..UB.
Dependent Man Insures Eel of
Life by Double Means.

Despondent because ne was unable to
obtain position. Adolph Hackenjos,
tlfty-two years old, Of No. COS Linden
street, Rldgewood, l.. l.. ended his life
to-day BY lying in his bathtub, turning
on the water and then fastening the end
OF a. gas tube in his mouth and turning
on the gas.
His wife broke In the door, which
was locked on the inside. and found him
dead
The evening world., 1909-03-16
HENRY sIEeEL GOING ABROAD

Henry siege sails tomorrow morning
on the Mauretania for Europe. where
he will remain some weeks. While
abroad he viii visit his daughter. to
whom a son was born some months
ago, Mr.. Segel Will also pay a visit
to some Of the large commercial en-
terprlses In England, France and Ger
many,
The evening world., 1909-03-16
ADMISSION II CENTS.

The Pastors Aid Society OF St. James
Methodist Episcopal Church, of Rose
hank. 8. l.. vii! hold a 81. Patrick's So
cial on March Il. Entertainment anG
refreshments. Admission, ], cents.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
NOTICE.

We are agents for the Denton COL
ony lands of Dimmit county. Texas.
A farm and two town lots for 1910.
Easy terms. Join our club; no chance
to lose. For information see
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
WHEAT

Chicago, June 1.-Encouraged also
by a continuation of bad crop reports
from Ohio and eastern Indiana coun-
ties sent in by our Mr.. Ingals, some
doubtful reports concerning the Mis-
souri, crop, a very low condition report
ed from Oklahoma crop. estimates for
only a fair crop in Kansas, the trade
took hold OF the buying side of the mar
ket with great force in the late hours
today. AS we suggested in our letters
last week the July felt the local buy
ing and responded with a remarkably
good advance. The secret of the bull
ish tendency of this option lies in the
fact that II is at a great discount under
cash prices. The elimination of May
contracts makes the difference look
dangerous TO short sellers. We see no
reason why the influence at work in
the market will not continue and we
favor the buying side of the market on
all good concessions in prices.
LOGAN & BRYAN.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
FOR SALE.

% acres in alfalfa, good house and
barn, stock and farming tools all CO.
This is a snap; let us show you.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
LOGAN & BRYAN.

Boston, June 1.-The whole list open
ed strong this morning. but did not
show the expected activity. Steel and
Union Pacific were the leaders in New
York. while Copper Range and East
Butte were the most active in the To-
cal market. The report of the Copper
Producers association will be issued in
about a week. and should be very ia
vorable. Well posted people are sure
of fourteen cent copper within a very
short time. The trend of the whole
market is surely upwards.
PAINE, WEBER & co.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02

~ Watch for the remaining chapters OF
Harold McGrath's great story, 1.-The
.lure of the Mask" now running as a
Serial in The Republican. This was
the hit of the season and will hold the
readers attention from start to finish.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
FOR RENT

4-room house with good screen
sleeping room. good shade, fence
around premises, etc, for SIS per
month.
S-room frame house with city water
furnished, shade, etc, for So per
month.
4-room newly furnished house, new
er been occupied by sick, for $3.50
per month.
Sroom furnished house in good To-
cation will be rented for $25 per
month to good reliable parties.
5-room modern house close in for
$40 per month.
5-room modern house just complet-
ed for $25 per month by the year.
1-room house with large chicken
yard and stable for IS per month.
broom portable house for Sc per
month.
4-room furnished house for $40 per
month.
7-room house close in for $40 per
month.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
FOR SALE

New 5-room house on car line with
corner lot for $1075; a good buy.
Groom modern brick house, COM
pleted about two months ago, fol
$500.
5-room house in good location or
car line for $1,000; easy payments.
21s acre tract suitable for chicken
ranch, for $500; easy payments, SIC
down and SIS per month.
so acres on the new Buckeye rail-
road for $35 per acre; easy payments
lots on East Washington street
for $3.50.
lots in good location for $500.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
MARKET REPORTS
BY PRIVATE WIRE

New York, June 1.-The bullish ut
terances of Mr.. Hartman on his de-
parture for Europe today, coupled with
the listing of steel. common, on the
Paris exchange, were sufficient to
create a strong security market here
Reports from important centers in the
country over the holiday were exceed
ingly favorable and most bullish In
the outlook for the future The steel
advance brought out considerable profit
taking, but the recession was only NOM
inal. Aggressive buying of stocks by
insiders was not in evidence except in
few specialties. Conditions are de-
cidedly favorable for slow recovery of
values.
TnHAN o. DDUaN
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
CORN.

Chicago. June Conditions in the
corn trade were bullish, and prices had
a good advance for all months. Strong
bids for large quantities of cash corn
were reported early. but owners of
corn refused to sell. This corn mar
ket must turn on the heavy or light
country offerings.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June Last prices for all
hog products were at best figures OF
the day, after the best advance seen in
the market in many weeks Hogs at
packing points were $4,000 short of
last year. Lighter runs were reported
at the Yards and the quality poor.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02

COLE BROTHERS
Real Estate & Rental Agency.
2t0 W. Wash. st. Phone Black 1851.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-19
FOREIGN.

The Allan line has introduced a
mixed smoking room on it's steamship
Nirginian on the voyage out from Ily.
erpool. A number OF women took ad
vantage of the privilege to smoke
ejgarets there
A d. patch from Tangier to the
Daily Telegraph SAYS 1t is reported
from Mogador l25 miles from the
city Of Morocco, that party OF
American tourists has been carried
of by natives near Agadir Agadir
or Santa Cruz. is the most southern
port OF Morocco II is twenty-three
miles southeast OF Cape CHR
Ali Fahny Rey secretary OF the
Turkish legation at Belgrade. and
Mile LudoviCa Milnecka were found
Cead In a room OF hotel in Semliu.
across the river from Belgrade The
couple were lovers ami il is evident
that the tragedy was prearrauged
The secretary apparently shot the
Young woman and then committed sui.
eide. \ sum of money was laid our
ON the table in The room. with the re.
quest THAI they be buried In the same
grave
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-19
LATE NEWS CONDENSED
WISCONSIN WAITS.

State Insurance Commissioners
Beedle has issued a charter TO the
Great Northern Life Insurance com
pany OF WausaH.
Many families under quarantine and
ali public schools closed are condi-
lions a. Manana because OF the preya'
lence of scarlet fever.
While coasting Or his bicycle, Orion
Sutherland of GAINESVILLE. was thrown
by a dog. He had a shou der disIo-
.catea and sustained cuts and internal
injuries
The residence OF William f Koch,
merchant near Osceola, burned. ORR,
gin OF the fire is unknown. The fam.
ily escaped but lost ali their wearing
apparel.
Edward jenkins. colored, was shot
in The shOu der b. Police Officer
kramer at Fond du Lac, while trying
10 escape after having been caught
robbing a cigar store.
The hand car stolen at Woodboro by
Wendell and Aagard. the escaped pris-
oners from Rhinelander. was found
near Heafford junction No trace OF
the fugitiyes has yet been found
James Fitzgerald OF Milwaukee was
fined $25 and costs on conviction Of
breaking into a freight car aud steal
ing lamps and other parts OF an auto
mobile He Is sick and friends will
pay the fine.
State Banking Commissioner Bergh
issued a charter to the Farmers and
Merchants bank of Shullsburg The
capital is $4,000 Its president is
Henry George and cashier John p
williams
Montgom ~ Hardware company.
leading merchants at Wausau for
tweuty-eight years, sold out 10 William
Sell Hardware company. James
Montgomery, its head. viii form
company to handle pulp wood lands,
Clarence Doane 16 years Of age,
disappeared. No clew to his where.
abouts has been found He was
the sou OF Charles Doane and lived at
Trout Falls. The lad had declared
his intention to go west but was told
10 stay at home by his parents
Acting Secretary of the Navy Win
throp announced the contracts for
constructing q commandan,'s house
and six houses as officers quarters at
the great lakes training station North
Chicago. were awarded to James
C0rse OF Racine, Wis. for sos ,000
Engineer u. A. Schoenberg. while
holding bis Chicago 10 Evansville
train on a Harvard, H., siding to per
nit uorthbound train to pass. step
ped from his locomotive and was
slammed against his own engine By
the Incoming train Though badly
bruised and battered It was found al
me GAINESVILLE hospital that no bones
were broken
A COW owned by Adolpn Jesse of
Oconto Falls was killed on Sunday be-
cause she showed signs of rabies.
The family of five persons has been
using the milk taken from the COW.
Ten cars were dltched in a train
wreck al Pine river. caused by log
falling across the track Passengers
had 10 be transferred on all trains
Monday
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-19
soHgMIANs FIGHT SUGAR TRUST
Beet Growers. Facing Financial Ruin
Appeal to ParIi7-nent.

Vienna, Austria. May 13.-The peas
ant sugar beet growers of Bohemia are
appealing to parliament to relieve
them from their bondage to the manu-
facturers of sugar. The trust has di-
yided the territory arbitrarily into
districts. assigning to the farmers in.
dividual factories where they are com
PEELED to sell their product at any
price and upon any conditions the
factories choose to impose.
There is absolutely no other market
open to them. The system is not only
ruinous to them financially but it is
otherwise demoralizing, as the factor
les purposely pay the peasants differ
ent prices to create a feeling of dis
trust and prevent their combining TO
protect themselves. Having been re-
duced to condition of abject despair
the peasants are refusing to continue
beet growing. while the authorities
threaten 10 prosecute anybody ad-
vising the growers to adopt such meas
ures. Parliament has appointed a
commission to investigate the sitra-
tion.