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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
SHIPWRECK LARK
FOR PASSEN GERS

PORTLAND. July 27--out.
bound TOR San Francisco With 800
passengers. the steamer Beaver
went aground on the Desdemouia
sands on the Columbia river early
today. The accident occurred in a
dense fog
The tug Oneonta and the steam.
ar Chancellor were summoned by
whistles and are now working 10
pull the vessel off The passen.
gers we're all landed on the river
bank. Picnic parties were organ
lied and the passengers have turn
ed the shipwreck into a lark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Fresno, Cai.--Despsadent because
he suffered and the town made Fun
Of him, Eugene Oaxost, -. shot and
killed himself yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
WANTED TO aUY-FURNlTURE

Grand Rapid Auction ana storage Co.
aa2s-ao First av., pays highest price for
furniture aud household goods, or viii
sell on commission Main 1885, l. asa
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{ aessa close In. fire location; black
saii cleared and level. ftns for frui,
and poultry taTS xsrY easy terms
Gail At al Arcade AnneH. before
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w. D, WAL Eg. ma. n.

GRADUATE. LICENSED SPECIALIST
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
ENAMINATION AND ADVICE FREH
PAY ONLY as rOu IMPROVE
io3 EPLER BLOCK. STA SECOND AVE.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

N~O~N~~NN~-~s~~N~@-~sNS ~~4~.~-~~~-~~N-~~~.~
DIR MuLLiNNiN. old and mos, thos-
ouEh specialist In seatiia. treats all dis
eases OF the nerves throat. lungs heart
stomach. liver, kidneys. bladder. urinary
troubles blood. akin and all contracted
disorders Gail stones removed without
operation All medicines furnished. My
office In Liberty Building. corner Third
ard Union St, opposite postoffics. rooms
;ss and sac Phone Main tkss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
HTIP WAnTEo-FEMALE

WANTED Several bright young women.
between ages ~ ana ~ years, 90 learn
school IN our East office. 1890 18TH
az which Is iH charge ~ woman
principal Applicants who quality are
paid ri rate go per month while
learning and 81 per day 70 start when
assigned 70 an office. Applicants must
come NeiI recommended Or be able 60
furnish satisfactory references before
application viii be considered. Apply
h. school principal az above address
The Pacific Telsphpns 8 Telegraph
Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
THIS DAY IN HISTORY

July HF 1894
William patter
ION established
tiIo Bank ~ hnr
lluA tte ala ID
ao eil that now
hftorN wallis hiit
sir Niliam. Sir
boz England usual
lv means some
rua w.h.h4a afftt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

New York William Williams.
best known aH "nuN williams. an
pid time minstrel ia dead az ELISA
beth. A. J.. aged SCI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Tee thFHT anH faur fpafm haaHaae#rs
inE aattrs o. aHd un. far small % lAFs@
famfii~s s4uHr gaf wnFAlnK meH. Z hlnehs
ffani Thfff aV fea taiaulHlz rhnne
1873
F1f Nantt fnfnlaugH housekeeping
r1auts hath ana ms iaan ttia reaia&
Vast aaft
To fasaisiisf fssfns "a h5usssss gins
walking distance geff Tern az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
LIVESTOCK

Tho Manly Boarding ana sale Stables
Horses hired for all purposes by day OF
week ato3 Western aV, Phones, Maln
go. LII Hlna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

~NNN<so.~Ns~~~~~~
Neat refined girl good reference,
wants home with private family In re-
turn for light houaawork. Broadway dis
triof preferred cor. Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
QUITE a VILLAGE. THIS.


r WASHINGTON. July 81
! The census bureau today an
! nounced that the new enumera-
: ton showed the population Of
r Columbus. o.. 10 be- isf,500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
WE WlLl mElP YOU BUILD
IMoUE INTO YOUR OWN H0ME
TERMS EASIER 1rHAM REMT
CHOICE VIEW LOTS $3.50 AND UP TERMS O. AND go
DER MONTH

You unquestonnby want TO have home Of bot there
s no chance OF getting continue 10 buy
Rent Receipts and work for the benefit OF the Landlord
have family U is plain duty and obligation
vide them with homo whore they atm0s
phcro Of health and comfort; that De
loyed whore NE means shifting existence from tumble down
house. 10 nokey flat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
sITUATloNs WANTED-FEMALE

Kodak asVeioplng. zoe a roll. any size.
fTf0 euiargefneuts, soc, Jacoba ihote
Fhnn. second floor P-i BIDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
EARMa 40 AcRrAoF.
FORT GEORGE FARM LANDS
HuLKLEY VALLEY
NECKLACE VALLEY

Along efeat tfanaeaatnenial railroads
now building GOO mites ~ uhIisahie
stss,sis5,. ,e.a' lt.n sf 5.,sF
l1am idsai climate tump.r GROUPS
Some ~ the fafmH ufr producing
enHfmaaf Incomes taaaN WhiDh few
tanHthH aea eefe farm iandH lheY ave
Hn~ pa HA8 wlfh Independence hnd
Wealth mahra thrir uphefa she new
stem men af
COME TODAY--BuY NOW
we sold last week. more farms 70 new
Hettisfa than ever before WhYf We
priced aar atatemsnin W. leia w
nf nsilina meahH faBf iphrprnhrnfr
hen sou begin farnlnE Ifprn buyer
q farm iaHa % OCT beef advertise
ment fhag aii coli thrir friends an1
tfts fliHHHa hHH oar lend
VIZ uWN ODW LAID
ne very best in che Test lseTi Wefi
Haf ffHm fHa Haffaf| safest and strongest
land owuefa
NORTH COAST LAND co. LTD.
VANCOUVER 81 O.
The largest Canadian lend Go in tha
farIfH harfhafaf Capital PAID Dol.
AfaH.aaa AaHfis ufef 4 Neg. 600 Loo M
fsfd notes. d g f8utraota
bEtflHu AdEATs DAVIES 60.
$50 sle American hsHh liiH Hrfffle.
Wash Telephone Main isfi
4 FEW UNEQuALED OPPOR
TINiIiEs.
iiomesteads and raw lands
under the Klickiiat ditch
survey with the water all
signed up They are selling
all the way from tl1 90 $50
per acre. and On two years
will be worth a hundred.
Here is where the best Ia.
yeatments ia the whole
Northwest are. Il viii pay
sou to come in and talk with
US n you have not used
your homestead right we
want 70 see you We haye
something 20 your interest.
4. J. HAAsZE a. SON.
Main 1856 see Loary Bldg
WANTED. pamy aith tl 900 ~ q e5e 40
tala us y fiastias toa9 aefrs n Hnv
fruit agt farming land. at - % yer
Aefe We ere WtliiuH 90 hui lH nN ne
HAVE Yea are faabiF SECURED
We can aauhls Faur money lH Ha
months ACT Quick Tha lard viii
rsil faF fta ar m9rc ln piA months
FouREHr fASD 90
te1 900 AFe ~ h9om teI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Fishi complaint. OF divorce were nisd
La seattle grsireaay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

North Nakima.--Thc body oI Mrs.
Zen iamln y Moore, who disappeared
a week. ago Saturday, was found on
4 shcal IN the Yakima river yester.
GAY by workmen. Il 10 presumed
ahe was drowned tho night she dis
appeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

San bsrnardino, Gail j wa.
Hams, track foreman Zoe the Toao-
pan a Ttdcwatcr railway. was
stabbed % death iu q store at silver
Lake while attempting 90 SEPARATE
a party of fighting McNicaua Ha-
tnfc dying Williams shot one M5x-
lean through tho heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
THE SEATTLE STAR

>~s~~-~-r~~~-~-~~S~~~~ S~.~~~S-~~y-~->Ns~~
Entered al tho Seattle possibilities AZ
second ranss matter.
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IL taken from the Hist change OF dats
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Walla WRlia, Under the lmpres.
siun that Arizona and New Mexico
nfr already states. flag with lE
stars WAS flung from tbr court haus.
Starr Yesterday lta the urst in tho
United states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
wuIpBY ISLAND BARGAIN


sTaAAfs
ell cleared ana level: fiss Tor frsi
auH poultry eGTli NsfF easy terms
Gail a. sTi Arcade AnneE. before
FIVE ACRES IN WHITE RIVER
VALLEY.
ar cleared Kruhbsd ard ready FOR the
pieWs = mfts from infeFurhan station
and coed tawn. fine black soil lies
Absotatsiy level Guaranteed no, 70
oysfnow a, any season. Price 1850
SIS duWn ana 81 per month See owner
&. u ulliman Room z. Times uldK
ACRES-LAKE VIEW.
Beautiful view o. Lake Washington and
city. fins soil partly cleared. spring
water. seed roads. schools, pastoffics
ss Ed ..a s sS,s ,s, RePsss5
lse % down and tses per msnth Call
&. y Hlilman. room q Times BidK
FHEE HoaEsTE4ns is THE FAMOUS
AirrLE hNp WHEAT BELT or
ehslss claims Win Rt-NNiSa wArER
Take is4 acres live ~ months ON same.
and you can bay g AZ ii.2s as ACRE.
d5nt have to i've on MARRIED. or
sinEis WOMAN can take land All this
land viii he worth sloo acre soon.
Cal or send 2se for .t-paage hook
u T. FORREST. SURVEYOR.
t0a Second Room 800
a. 49,, a.. -. 80, 80. "a &C.
acre s,i, tracts. black SOIL, cleared and
level fine for fruii and poultry tlIs
80 down ana I'd Der month See Mr
Haven. t'i Arcade Annex. before
49,,
"a q ~ fa ~ asslrs6le eeyernment lana ROC
sreures. c.t0s. care star.
Say you saw ~ tn the star
NrOh 9REE Cn ENCI'fNlNGGs
'eN',,>re0ee~'
ne e ltha waief front betwcen s.e,na
crgbar8 IA stres ~ oats nnd nav to
as,es ss,t fttahsr b4taore ~ lama eaay
ri8srea ~ aand ar gravel PTfro
faa 300 mortgage a.G00. This price
Includes ~ COWS 1 hull. horses, 8
hogs. $50 chickens and all machinery.
wakNhA' etos siH"nl goo" hutH' sou
psin ~ " y, ,,,,,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

-.~~~s~N4cs~N>No.~O~e> N~s-~~rs~e~~o-0~NS
AGENTS WANrED-To ala rs supply
the demand Tor choice nursery stock
outfit free cash weekly Address CAPT.
Oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

&. o,.H "a rankur or ana inventor or
has died trying TO find tho North
Pole
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seattle yesterday.
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FURNISHED HOUSES


sN-sa~seaNesNarsNsr~ffNf -
1--WE ROOM fiat SIS
Three ffsuu fef o.
ffee Jackson % rfrusF stih
Nsa blsaafu flats faf rent. cheapest
frni ~ eve 'tf i9l1 h.in si
ttkaat-raHm Huntrrg flat aE44 STA
az rear WraflahH Tfea
cisaa. rtsasant ise.toam aai, s. per
maHth stt Min1f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

This addition ideal place home lies high
slightly with just tho right slope excellent
A fine Wow ~ the Sound DO enjoyed part d
the property, highest points
North End Of the city Only blocks from beautiful
stores and school Lots cleared. city wher and sidewalks
IN aud paid Convenient 10 five different lines.
ten minutes ride ~ the largest mill and factory district
Seattle FREE CITY WATER purchasers year.
Right the Of
mont We 20 sell Of these beautiful lots
only $3.50 and up, Of s. a you de
sire TO build. Will advance lumber and material and
for home with the
Ing for rent Come and the many homes going
all the addition you surprised great
activity NOW the time buy, either e
quick profit Take Ballard cars
lake and ride to Of the hue where win you
BURKE FARRAR. INC.
400 500 New Block
Capital and Surplus 100000.
r. c. Burke Bert arrar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

EOnTHWEsT TRUST HAFE DE-
FDHfT CO, FlrHf hV ard Columbia -.
fCoiman HuiidiuEI. invites applications
for loans from 1900 60 5000 On ifa-
proved Seattle feHidfnce property -
established dlafriCts
clIs AID COUNTY LDAHr
on fWpinvt4 90 FhrHuf property af ana
q per cent any amount from $50 fe $500
f1r long ~ snort time. and eaV pay.
ufnias uo delay ftufi0fnuf co. sgt
E0rfnn H'nHr faf0r1 and columbia
HosEY To LOAN.
PER GENT
rH FrtfH 900 no o. 900
No DELAY sos EMPIHE BTDD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE = MIscELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE -- hiSCE LIAM EONS =.
se~~.o4o~o4o.Nso4~~-0-N~,~
SASH. DOORS. WINDOWS.
MILLWoRK. PAINT. GLASS,
ROOFING. BUILDING PAPER,
BUILDERS HARDW ARE.
At strictly wholesale prices We
ship direct from our own mill In
Seattle. saving from y 10 Z on
your bin Of material Send for
our catalogue or mail US list OF
material Save middieman's
profits
Considering quality guaranteed.
you cannot match these regular
catalogue prices anywhere.
b4CToag Panel Door. for painting
.-t++.s.ssss. s+..ssss.t+.s sA-@9
5-Cross Panel Door. for staining
ss..tssss.s.. +s.s...-.s... l.JV
Mission style Bungalow Doors i.60
Front Doors. rich designs .
.................. $3.50 TO 500
Cottage Front Windows. s2.53 up
X. ID. Inside Door Frames. rs cents
K d. Plain Window Frames. 800
2-Light Windows. check rail ....
80,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

N~.~s>sse@~sN-~sasN~e ~e~-@sses~-~s=-~~-~-~
HOTEL NEN READ
F1r Halr-rffunt if.fnnrn hotel AmHri-
can plan doing good husiHrHa. tu ilFs.
progressive topn Fsf fertilizer particulars
address . W chaser WsHsfrhes. Mash.
For saia-Wai f8rlshca iisfoam
house fesH dawn. $50 niaufh. cheap rest
SEQ EiHhft tud Ftff
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
N~<N~rece~-e.~~aSeNereN e~@rs~er@rses~eNsF=r~rsN
BuTTTHWonTH 4 son. Prpfsssional
Directors and Licensed Embalnsrs ipli
lat CPD Moore theatre Both phonas 30
Bsnnsy- watson Co, Funeral Directors
Third AZ and University Both phones IL
LOST AND FOUND.
N~-~O~S-~-~-~4~s~@@S~sN ~~~~Ne~~e~~~~se~rse~r>T~
I.asf@T.aaFss gold. bunting case watch.
between seattle thaatrs and Second ana
Madison Reward IL returned 20 Ati
white bldg Main 1890, Ind. ib5a
Tha parties who took the violin out of
the basement ~ at9e sixth Az are
known Kindly return and save trouble.
80 questions asked
I.asi- BroNn poeketbook 10 NhodeH'
ren Cent store Reward Return az
YeHler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

N.A Prot stevens Nov Method Teach
eFA ing. Dancing guaranteed In pr.
fflffH cate lessons Days evenings Trial
INV always free Fourth and Pima -
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CITY REAL esrAre-Ccontd).
YofiNGsrnMN


YOUNGSTOWN.
ti9 down. balance 81 per month "
Fau buiid AZ once Prizes $3.50. EiHe bQK
fib 20 ar af~Y. eaa Tor lighting and
cooking : blocks from car. pay font %
yourself Phone o@ner. a y WiiklE a
Go. Adams zti. Main 1851. Res.
West %
Pretty f-f1um hunNnlgw. pihsfere1, lint
FL hot aud cold water. fqt aeEfo9. g. bHNi
heha raHh. balance SO monthly Also
haifsaers tract In meadHH. 3 blocks from
car tiaag go down. WaHhhurn Realty.
Hafulsf HesCh.
Brand mes t-ronm bungalow. modern,
close y school aud car line frrf alifAr-
tive. Ballard district gtao Tor terms
apply 80 8Hnef Maiu aiat
a-f58m pIasfered house l lot. for 1859.
$50 cash Phone York %
WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE.
~e~-~~~s%o-~-e4~.~~-s-7s~ e~-~e~~e~~-~~N~N~~~
J T. Kfsfsr. west Seattle nsai Esteis
NgEuHfFELf - Downs HlcE 4eS
Second ne Main 1Fffs fnd 1879
Enn Gal = hFECE1 RkEOJS.
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aurnnee lobbyists influenced import.
7nt legislation during tho recent .ch-
I rtHu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Flshi marriage iicrnsgs we're takcn got
Ia seaftie feateFdag.
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.o.o oosJyors rILysIcItSs
DIR. H01LT

osTEOPATHic PHYSICIAN. OPTIC
vibration BEST EQUIPPED OFFICES
~ sEATTLE Eyes treated. glasses fft-
,.d Ireaiments tito sb7 Peoples
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Classifi..,i DIRECTORY.
~nm0oon6rRRa' s SSssaa06rooa

Head office, Toronto. Canada 200
branches On Canada. etc q general
banking business Interest allowed On
savings and Zine deposits
fEATTLE BRANCH.
O. r. HnIt mgr
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FoR sAIE-FURNITURE

s~>S>~~~N~~~s~1~~N~~~ ~-~-@~4NsNc~N~NNe~~N
Polish pianos with Toner'S DaEoline;
will not gum. Meyer Toner. ait Union,
Furniture Of b-room flat for sale. Price
SIS. slE Eighth Az
Desks. chairs showcases chicago Store
and 0rfLrn EnrnLlnre Co. 1893 lsl Az
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-03
ODD MASONIC LODGE ROOM.
In the Open Air On the Summit Of
a Canadian Mountain.

The only natural lodge oom in
the world is on the summit of Owls
Head Mountain at Lake Memphre-
magog. Canada, says the Masonic
Bulletin. Here. in a great %ravine.
at an elevation of 2,48o feet above
the level Of the lake. situated due
east and west and surrounded by
massive rocks that seems as if hewn
by the hand of nature for the use to
which it is put.
The rocks offer suitable watch tow
ers from which sentinels can readily
observe the approach of eavesdrop-
pers should any by rare chance pass
that way.
In such a spot as this with only the
blue dome of heaven overhead and
the impenetrable walls on both sides
Masons of today initiate the habit of
their ancient brethren, who, tradition
says, met in just such places to per-
form the ceremonies of the craft.
The spot is not easy of access.
The ascent is difficult. at all times
hazardous, though at dangerous
points. whenever a meeting of the
breathren occurs, ropes are stretched
for the climbers.
This unusual lodge room has been
in use for hall a century. COLLEEN
Rule lodge No. 3 of Stanstead.
Quebec, was in 1857 granted a dis
pensation to open and hold a lodge
once in every year on this mountain
top, the first meeting being held July
"a. 1857.
The original dispensation for this
purpose was granted by William NJ.
Wilson, the first grand master OF the
grand lodge of Canada, and in 1866
the dispensation was indorsed and
confirmed by John H. Graham, the
first grand master OF the grand lodge
of Quebec. 1t is the only lodge in
existence, it is said. that has a war
rant for holding regular meetings on a
mountain top.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-03

probably should have made, yet we
don't think our people will forget him
on election day. The way he has
stood up for Morgan county, and the
interest he has taken in everything
pertaining to the good of the county
during all the years he has been here,
certainly entities him to the consider
alton of all voters, when it comes to
electing a man to fill an Office, which
is strictly a business Office, in which
only the interests of the county are
concerned. In every enterprise
suggested for the development Or
good of the county, Van Crewson
has always been found on hand.
He has never been an Office seeker.
but now that he has been asked by
the committee to take this Office, be-
cause they felt he was qualified in
every way to fill it,. we believe the
voters ought to. and will stand by
him. "Dont forget to vote Tor
Crewson for Judge"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-03
o The Teachers ofMOrg an
County.

| hn1 that it will be impossible for
to visit all schools in county be-
tore our association this fall. | will
be compelled to ask the schools that
| have not visited to work up the ex-
hlbit as best they can as planned at
our August meeting. | will be glad
to talk to the teachers concerning the
exhibit any Saturday. as | am visiting
schools during the school week.
NJ. WRAY WITTEN,
County Supt.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-03
No. q News.

We have been having some winter
weather the past few weeks.
Rev. Foster of Versailles delivered
a lecture on statewide prohibition at
Mt. Nebo, last Thursday night.
Mr.. Rutlege of western Nebraska,
visited MIR. and Mrs. Dunton recent
ly.
DR.. Lutman, of Versailles, visited
patients in this vicinity last week.
Miss Hattie Barnett and Carrie
Fredricks are visiting in Boonville.
The Ladies' Aid Society will quilt
for Mrs. George Murry Thursday.
Miss Maudena Arnold. Flick Lees
and Joe Parson are on the sick list
this week.
Cecil Parson and Buck Marriott at
tended the ball at Slower Thursday
night.
Clayton Clemens, fireman on the
Rock Island r. r., after visiting
home folks for 4 few days left fol
Oklahoma.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-03
About The COiored Folks.

Mr.. Levi, l;aker, Richard Relnnon
and Mr.. a. ii Mrs. Robert Marshall, all
of Akinsvi.lr, we're III town Tuesday.
Rev. jennings, het"r g! Junction Bap-
fist Church, is ,u!, week assisting Rev.
G.. W. Matts in his revival here.
The Hon. Mr.. T,N or. who was SEIZED.
ulvd t. speak here On last Mon,!a> even.
INK. fai,c,l t. appear. much to the disap.
pointunent OF many VINO looked for him
until the last train.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-03
The Election.

Next Tuesday comes the battle OF
the ballots, which will settle the ques-
ton of oftice-holding for the next
term. 1t is an off year, with but few
state offices to be elected, congress-
men. state senators in the even num-
bered districts, and circuit judges.
On these Our advice is to vote the
Republican ticket. the candidates
are all good square men, and stand
for Republican principles. In the
county our advice Is to IL out the
yellow dog if there is any of it on
your ticket, and vote for men you
know are honest and qualified. Nor
gan County is just n big family.
and every citizen is Interested in help
ing to elect the best men. What dlf-
ference does it make to a criminal
when arrested whether the sheriff or
constable Is Republican or Demo-
cratic? We need men who will en-
force the law without fear or favor.
What does the taxpayer care about
the politics of the collector, when he
paws in his hard earned money to
keep the machinery in motion? The
main thing is a capable honest man
who will keep just and true accounts
and render correct statements. For
prosecuting attorney We need a man
who Is sober, careful and fearless,
and who will not compound with
criminals. Our county court ShOulG
be business men, who know the need.
OF the county, who will carefully looR
after the expenditures OF the taxpay.
ers' money, and see that all officers
under their charge conduct their bust
way. If the right men. according t,
your ideas of good government, ar,
not on your ticket, cut out the faulty
ones, it is no longer necessary, o
even fashionable, ''to voter straight
but vote for the best interests of you
county, town and home. and wha
will interest you more directly-you
pocketbook.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-03
At The va

Fresh air and water hold the rec
ord for being the two freest Commod-
tiles in existence, but there is another
close second. and that's advice.
Free advice meets you on every street
corner, it stares you in the face from
the pages of every newspaper, and it
comes at you in large healthy chunks
across the breakfast table. and here's
some more let us advise you to put
on your old gray underwear Friday
and Saturday, brave the wintry blasts,
and take in one of the very best pro-
grams at The Royal that could be
had.
A TALE OF THE GREAT
NORTHWEST, is a drama we'll
worth the name, in addition to a
crackerjack st ry graphically told,
you will learn great deal of the ways
and doings of the northwest Cana
dians. We will follow this with a
most excellent A. b. comedy feature
entitled MUGSY'S FIRST SWEET
HEART, with Frederick Biermiester
in the title roll. You will remember
MIR. Biermiester as the young man
who entertained you SO heartily as
the oma from Mellins. DOM
miss this program, it is good.
Lieut.. Gov. Gmeiich, who was
billed for several addresses in this
county, had to recall some OF them,
owing to a severe cold, returning
home Saturday.
S. S. Frspse, who held down his
job here with the Rock Island for sc
long a time. got in Wednesday from {
three weeks service at Eldon, anC
today (rhursday) he takes charge Of
Slower station. We congratulate S. S
on his advancement. Sticking TO !
wins.