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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

In reviewing the evils that merancc
the footsteps Of the young, we have the
evils Of IL. ball room, the evils Of cigar.
cts, the evils Of the yellow back novels,
bat tie three dw,nlie into i,isigniicance,
when compared with ,he evils of intern.
pcta ,Ce. May every good man and
woman "ork and pray for tie acco;np.
l,-hiny uf great good along these lines.
The writer of these lines often meet
people who express strong sympathy for
ih" temperance move, but, like the hvpo.
critics IN the SaviUr's time, they are will
ing to see loads laid on mems shoulders
previous tu bear. hut will not touch them
with one NJ their fingers. Why not
come out freely and defend the principles
vpu know 10 he right, aud help TO over.
throw the greatest evil Of modern tines
Has it ever occurred to the people Of
Versailles what the closing down Of The
s~Aionn- mean 20 the colorc1 people? The
erection Of foe comfortable new cottages.
besides the rrp'iring Of quite a number
of other home,. Thus, their wages go to
add comfort to their families instead Of
swelling the I'll e the hrainslIop If any
houit this statement let him inveftiya'".
Who i, bcnrh,,l by the liquor traffic.
Stop and think. The man who makes it.
ari the man whp sells il. Does 1t not
h"ip thc man Yh0 buys ~ iIr wastes
nc substance and yors home to a needy
imiilv empty handed.
One saloon in a Missouri County has
furnished three criminals who c'st the
county E,7unp. while lhc rcycnu" de.
rived from the tire" saloons was 5000.
Dnc dlstrir, urc.,Icnt writes from one
Of the wr'trsi towns III the state. "Our
most prominent ,ll"pn keeper said a few
d.ys alo that IL" had lold his son 10 get
iJln some other Lind Of business ihc is
attending hi, father, bar npwj that The
Whole country wan going dry and they
mipht IS wc'i ""t ready for it,"
IcnIp', 1,rnt in the same town pro.
rhrsirl tho, the whrir country would be
dry inside Of ten ,c.fs.
Since Kaust. Vcislln'na. AVID Times.
So" nr" qu ~ii,ul'v o"r"r~inr their piO.
hihitiun l""e, everything tilai these states
dpu't want along the liquor line, il being
hurur-l nv"t ~ =, oar; We rlre' pet
State pmhiii,ion III ,rli defence il tor
o. other reason, tn To- ger We wai, 'hr
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20
Every i'Iothcr

ia .r sflould be worried When The little
ores have n cough or cold It may lead to
Group or plcurisy { pneunouia~-Jnen 10
something more Serious. Ha!lard's iiore-
hound Syrup sill cure the trouble nj
once ani prevent afy complications
Sold hy Globe Drag Store.
rs 50 much easier to gossip a'Hna' l@o-
pic than 10 pray for item,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20
SimpIc Rcmedy foe LaGrippe

I.aGrpne c~op..'rs are DANGEROUS, Il,
they frequently dcs, l"p into purutnonia
Folrv's Honey and iar not 'nlv stop
the cough, hat heals asa strengthens tl'
lunys. 50 tat ~ serious results need be
fen ~. III" grnn ne F'nlc IS Honey and
Far I'm ain~rn harmful drugs aai is in
,Ve'lnw package, sol by Al Drug,
sis;s,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

f'olcy's Kilnrv Remedy will cure any
case oi kidney 81 bladder trouble that -
not beyond IN. reach OF MEDICINE. i,
invig0ra,cs the entire system am!
strengthens the kidneys =" they c!mniaat"
the impurities from the blood. hack
ache. rheumatism, liin-y al bladder
troubles are all curs.! by ,h,s great medl
cine. Sold by All Druggists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20
Makina Lie SNfer.

EVERYWHERE life is h"iuG made more
safe through the wutk 0f lr King
New l.ltr rll. it Constipation, l,ii,ous
ness, Dyslcp-ia, Indigestion, Liver 'rou
hles. Kidney diseases AMI Howell nhS'
orders. They're cav, hut sure, and per
lcc,ly build up the health. 2jt at Mui;-
eel Drug Go.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

wCTU- WAtchwor'Is: Organize. Elnratr
hytate. WCTr Principles. Total At-'inence,
Iryhibit'on nf tie liquor traffic orc STANDARD OF
morals for men mud w"ineni ifome protection.
D. ,uai .unIage 1.I the teaching Of Scientific
: Temperance III tee public SCHOOLS.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20
Rev. !. W. Williams Tcstine.,

Rev. |. W. Williams, Huntington, W.
Va, writes us M follows: "This Is to Ger.
lily tina, | used Foleys Kidney Remed,
for nervous exhaustion and kidney ,roub.
lr ard am free TO say that Foiey's xiii.
n.v Kennedy will do all that you claim
f-s ~" sold by All Druggists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20
The Meamest Afan In iowa

Is the one who aiwn = wears Il frvrIt. IL
cross ani hisagr-cablr, and il short and
sharp Ia his NInc cases u,it ~
ten IFS not the i.a,' fellow, iarit. It's
his liver anil digestion that make him
feel 50 miserable, he cant help u, inG
d,aaSrccablc. Are you in danger of get.
ting int" that condition Then star, a.
once taking Billiards. iIrrbine Tor your
liver the safe, sure and reliable vcgs-
table regulator. Sold hy Globe Drugstore.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

a mnu can lr :" proud Il getting down
t. breakiR,l nearly ~ tIne tnnt L. Can
get mai with his vile for not BIZ in2 H.
D,causc he's ~ smart she had 10 ,all lIil
only three lmcs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20
Pncumon!a Follows a Cold

but never follows the Use OF l'oley's Hon.
~ and Tar, which stops the cough, heals
the lungs, and expels cold from your sys,
tenn. sold by all druggists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

A girl knows she has lovely hair II you
remember to tell ner 80, and She is just
surc of it II you forget TO.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20
W. E. +. u. Column.

Through, the courtesy Of the REPUBLICAN this
space i, reserved lot the W. c. r, 4. It Il edited
by its representatives who are responsible for
all statement wri,h appear W lie columns.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

II is "A dangerous thing to take a cough
medicine containing oplatrs that merely
s.,he your cough instead Of curing it,.
Folry's Honey and Tar loOScns and cures
tive cough aud expels the poisonous
germs, thus preventing pncumOnia aud
consumption, Refuse substitutes and
take only the gcnuidc Foley'a Honey
aud Tar in the yellow package. Sold hy
all druggists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

A.T.AA,W W. veirnlllc, Irl'm. ~ ~ gsh,r
communicative ;hr 1T nnI ard .rulH' ~" '"rh
nIn'th. Visiting brr,,ro' '"''''l ""l g. ny
welcomed.
WAY wrrrEs. Secretary.
VERSAILLES ROYnL Aslu twArrIb. : W..
Mre,s every aud rr,'Hy rlgtt %, snci II GU
~ 30. Visiting Companion ""l'riLc
h. h. r",, y p
Jas N. CLIFrUS, secretary.
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2rd AMI ,Nh Fvb'y ni'h'- ts' ich 'r"n,h.
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night, III each monSh ~ OI'isliup I"H
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Era CO"N sGuNHSir Zee. sC'y.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

brings danger, suffering often death
Ia thousands, who take colds, coughs aHa
iagnppc-lhat terror Ot Winter avid
spring. It's danger signals are "stu'Iei
up" %nostnls, lower part Of nose sore,
ci,ills and fever, pam ia back Ol head,
and a throat-Rripping cough. When
Grip attacks, As YOU value your life, don't
delay getting Dr. Kings New discovery.
"one not,le cured me-" writes y. L..
Dunn, OF Pine Valley, Miss latter irinR
laid mp three weeks w,tl, Grip" For
sore lungs, Iicmrrrhaycs, Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough. bronchitis, Asthma,
its supreme. 5h,. 100. Guaranteed by
Muntzcl Drug Co.
The hay-frver victim appreciates any
thing that is not to lie sneeXed at.
Lexington, Mo-, Oct. /, 1903, II have
taken from time TO time nearly al the
kidney and bladder remedies ] could
hear Of, with but little benefit, until I
took Halls Texas Wonder, which has
cured nre entirely 81 g severe kidney and
bladder trouble, aud I feel it my duty 70
say SO for the benefit Of my friends who
may I've suffering in the same manner.
JUDGE JOSEPH O ClIINN.
Sold by All Druggists.
Just before a ma succeeds In getting
all he wants in this world the undertakes
gets busy with bis person.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20
a Wretched Aiistnke

10 endure tie It,hinG, painful distress 81
Piles Thcic's ~ need To-. l.. s,cn: -
Suffered much from rI,cs,' writes
Will A. Marsh, ui oliver Git, =. G..
It'll / gut n box ol .m,hsn's Arnic'
Salvr, and was suui cured " harm,
Bui!,, Ulcers, Fever Srtv,, .,,1elIa, Cuts,
Chappcd Hands, Cnrharhr, Vanish la.
lurv u. 15c at Muut>ri Drug 60,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

The wise merchant knows that il is the
women who shop to-day that buy to.
morrow.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

The reason a woman can he s.. contrary
i; she thinks she ISN'T.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

The hes, isn't too g"oi foe ti'r HiaH
~" can pay for i, "!th honestly ..run'"'i
GOA.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

Money makes the automobile 20, and
the automobile makes the money go
and there >"t are.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

After a woman mikes up her mind il
,lOrsul take her iJnt to ,Iakc MP hcr
lacc.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

Just before a man succeeds In getting
all he wants in this world the undertakes
gets busy with his person.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-01-20

The hay-fcver victim appreciates any
thing that is not to lie snccXed at.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
The chaperon Question.

Is the chaperon growing less neces-
sary? Is IL always necessary for a
party ofyoung people TO have chap
eron? asks an anxious mother.
The good fellowship which prevails
among young men and young women
at the present time has not Iessened
the importance OF the chaperon. At ell
times chaperon IL considered best
form. and no matter how well q party
Of young people may know one another
the presence OF cbaperon gives
dignity to whatever good time they
may have on hand aud also safety ia
case Of an unforeseen disaster. rs an
older woman presumably has her wits
about her in an emergency and can
decide what is best to be done. Well
bred girls aud men would not for an
instant think Of going OF on any espe-
dition unless a ehaperOn accompanied
them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
The Notes to Write.

A girl need not be a brilliant writer
TO send out pleasing wedding notes.
What is needed is sincere gratitude.
gracefully but not gushngIy expressed.
Overpraise is almost rs annoying as
indifference.
Never be guilty OF set form; your
friends are sure 10 compare notes and
laugh over ready letter writer effects
Aim TO give the individual touch. 10
introduce the few words that make
the sender realize that she is really
being thanked. not job lot of givers.
1t is customary to include your fianee
in thanking for wedding present.
Though the gift comes 10 the girl, 1t Is
actually for both and should be so
acknowledged
1t is also the custom to tell your
friends you will be glad 10 have them
come In and see your presents. This
Is particularly necessary when there
is to be no reception and you are to
live out of town. Set hours may be
mentioned il you do not wish to be
bothered with a run OF visitors.
Many brides write notes to their own
friends and work substitute for the
friends of their husbands This Is a
great mistake, since strangers have
often no other way TO judge the bride
than by her note of thanks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06

Less Is known about Helen 0rlck.
the Pittsburg heiress. than about nj
most any other rich girl. says the New
Idea Woman's Magazine.
Her portrait has been painted by a
great artist. but the picture is jealous
ly guarded by the family. 1t portrays
n typical American girl. with broad
forehead. wide apart hazel eyes. a
wealth of reddish brown hair which
waves naturally and softly curved
mouth. Only, the nose and chin sug-
gest the firmness of her character. She
does not resemble her mother I'm the
least. her only brother. Henry Frick.
Jr., taking after that parent IN looks.
Helen Is great chum of her moth
er as we'll as of her big brother Mrs.
Frick Is In no sense of the word a So
cicty woman. The home life OF the
family has been ideal. never having
been touched by breath of these
odious scandals which seem to cling TO
the homes of some OF the rich.
There has. never been any gnrish
show of wealth in the Frick home nor
any parade of philanthropies.
b Helen Frick is just as femininely
human as any other young woman of
her age. She Is fond of pretty clothes
and likes 10 plan and shop for them
herself. Most CT her gowns are made
right In New York. for. like the rest
of the family. she cares little for Eu-
rope or fits products. although she has.
Of course. Travelled extensively abroad.
But shopping Is not the unalloyed
pleasure TO her that II IS TO other girls
because of the fact that when she
starts on such an errand she is obliged
10 take two detectives In plain clothes
along with her She has objected
strenuousiy to this time and again.
regarding 1t as an infringement on her
personal liberty. But on this one
Aoint she has never been able 10 out
sneral her father.
Therefore when Helen Frick goes
lbuy lace for a gown or pair OF
slty slippers she is obliged to do so
n pair Of detectives looking on.
I. as she has so often said. that
SIS half the fun"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
One Regret.

The survivor Of Therinopylae was de-
scribing the immortal defense.
there was only one thing that an
1oyed US" he said.
And what was thatT' inquired the
star reporter Of the Daily Peioponne-
sian.
The pass was so narrow" replied
the hero. that the moving picture ma
chine conldn't he operated 70 advan-
sage.--Cleyeland Plain Dealer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
Good


The girl who is popular is she VINO
makes study of the things that are
better left unsaId. One need not be
aggressive In speech 10 be social
failure
oh. those things that mean no actual
harm. yet make us squirm.
Sometimes thoughtlessness is ct
fault, again too hasty tongue. more
often lack OF fine feeling.
There Is nothing. for instance. In an.
noIncing you have been invited to
certain luncheon or dinner. yet, when
that announcement makes another wo-
man realize she is ill up. far better
would It be TO say nothing about It.
You may think 1t shows how popular
Is your guest TO remark the number OF
things that are being given IN her
honor. Tell OF this entertaining TO
friend who feels she should do like
wise. but is prevented by poverty. IL
IS one OF the things Car better left I'M
said
II you are the hostess who has
achieved at much trouble two tables
of bridge or a simple family dinner for
n friends house guest. don't you feel
whenithat friend announces that she
was compelled TO turn down an elab-
crate luncheon for your invitation that
the information might with better
taste have been suppressed?
Better unsaid Is the gloomy greeting
to en- imaginative friend: How pnle
you look. Have you been sick?"
To the average fat woman far bet
ter unsaid are discussions on flesh.
big hips and double chins
The hundredth woman may not be
sensitive. but the ninety nine secretly
resent being asked. How much do
Tou weigh now?" or Aren't you stout
,r than the last time we metz
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
Vouro Hadley Knew Why.

This story was told AT Princeton
while the trustees were discussing the
renewed offer By William Cooper
Proctor Of Cincinnati TO give half a
million dollars to that university IL the
conditions 10 which President Wilson
had objected were finally accepted
The application may be made by the
reader
The little son Of President Hadiey
Of Yale was playing IN the bathroom
the other day." said the speaker. He
had filed the tub with water and was
sailing paper boats in it, By and by
he was told by his mother that he
must stop, because his father wanted
his bath. He very reluctantly com
piled and went out on the pavement
A moment Later n total stranger to the
entire Hadley family came along. and
the boy stopped her.
1.-The president Of Yale isn't going
to take bis bath today said the young
ster
land why not:' asked the aston
ished lady.
because said the boy. I've got
the stopper in my pocket '-Cincin-
natl TiDes-Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
|, ITEMIzED.

SW<HE ske eter brought his bill 20 me
And a.. sked me for his pay
u He did uhe tDng 50 cheerfuly
babe him With me stay.
what Is the service you have done
To place me In your.debt?
You've brought no items. not a one.
To my atteni ion yet"
Last night uTton the sands" SAID 10,
II found you'll with maid.
lighted on heic cheek. and she
Her tribute ST fsightway paid.
And you. II you remember right.
With dulcet mlurmuring.
Leaned over N, the soft moonlight
And kissed a way the sting.
And later on when others came,
4 bold. intrusive tide.
Twas perceived their little game
The while you sat 3pd sighed
And so to aid you I'm your quest
| sought your chaperone
And did my little level best
To have you left alone
$50 well did / perform the task
They one and all gave up
And left you two In love TO bask
And drain loves sugared cup.
! pestered them until they went.
And then / nipped her wrist.
The which you held 20 some extent.
And like her cheek twas kissed
Enough" / cried I'm pay the bill
don't care what II Is.
Iii settle with a right good will
For service suchias this.
And. what is more. my biilsoms friend.
II you will stay 9th me
IN pay you 20 the happy end
A handsome saldTy"
And that is why al not Kill
That little skeeter w1h his bill
And also why. where-r | trek.
You ind him browsing on my neck
John Kendrick Bangs n Iarper's Week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
Or Coed BREEDING

A greanpsrt OF our education is SYM
pathetic and social. Boys ami girls
who have been brought up with well
Informed and superior people show In
their manners an inestima5le grace.
Fuller says that William. earl of Mas
ssu. won a subject from the king Of
Spain every time he took OF his hat"
You cannot have one well bred man
without a whole society o. such They
keep each other up 10 any high point.
Especially women: II requires a great
many cultivated women salons o.
bright. elegant reading women. accus-
toned 10 ease and refinement. 70 spec
tacles. pictures. sculpture. poetry aud
TO elegant society-in order that you
should have one Nine. de Staei.-Em-
erson-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
Tho Fanny.

See the family.
All. yes. 1t is. indea, a large AMI
happy family.
What Is the family dng?
The family is talkih together In
considerable heat. II Sounds much
like Quarreling.
What do they say?
They are calling eachk Their names
and accusing each>other insincerity
andebther high crimes andnisdemean-
Are the accusations truH
Oh, no. indeed.
Then why does the famn do these
things?
Because they love one arnher.
What a beautiful idea. tids does
the family show its love FOB he out
side world in the same way?
Oh. no. indeed Outside tn bosom
of the family Its members arehry po-
lite and gentle and circumspt and
considerate and amiable.
Uhe family would not dare talk
TO any one else in the same wathat
they talk 10 each other. Other Aople
simply would not submit to Ii.
II must be delightful TO he surNnd-
ed by those you love.
Yes, IL Is a great relief when lur
temper chafes you and clamorsDr
utterance. Ellis o. Jones In Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
The PoIicsma'am.

policema'am is now to be
reaed with. Kansas City has n
wo In police uniform in one Of its
tneF. and the experiment has
ofuccessful. Miss Lillian Doran
was tnerty a schoolteacher In Iowa.
hes Eess in managing unruly boys
'ed eerually to her appointment as
specipliceman Of the Century the
a'ef. ring a fire In an adjoining
ouiioithe cleared the house in a
ma une orderly and thoroughly.
aiterWftopping traffic in the street
10 give fire apparatus room. that
rue ci'yherities bestowed upon her
poiieeler's commission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
niture COVERING.

IL you Va, wish tn GO 10 the ex-
peose Oh g covers for your furni-
lure mao the uphoIsterer try the
eIpedient Mining ON sum,er GOV.
ers.
Cut piecei exact size Of chair or
sectloh oi allowing enough to
TURN IN ne around edge IL IL be
not Douhu wash brai5s.
fssten .ne es in place with big
neacea Nni, placed as close a.
upholsterers The Minis are or.
nsnentai ana a trimming. II less
contrast y get pins Of gilt or
color OK braid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
Tongue Slip.

Representative Washburn. toastm
ter at the propagation dinner or
legislature recently. told story OF
pastor who. coming TO a new parisl
got his words slightly twisted In hl
announcement Said he. Il have CON
here to heal the dead. cast out th
sick and raise the devil"
Another ministerial friend of Wasf
burns. speaking to a congregation. n
marked. II am sorry to see so man
absent faces 1 used to shake hand
wfth.--Boston Record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-06
a Vacation Hint.

Young girls who lard unaccompanied
by escort Of any Kind at an out Of
town resort. as 81 Is sometimes neccs-
sary for business women 20 %. need
% be careful Of the acquaintance they
make. II some perfectly unknown
man Il assiduous IN bis attentions the
unprotected girl should make n point
Of sitting Bndcr the wing q some
elderly wcmsn guest AZ the sane house
Until the msS has proved his worth.