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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
Situations Wanted-Male.

YOUNG MAN. three years in a South
ern university, desires about three
hours night work. Office work or blue
PRINT tracing preferred. Can use type
writer. Box $50, care Georgian $1-11-l0
YOUNG MAN, graduate of Southern
college in engineering, desires extra
work al night for three hours Prefer
office work or drafting. Can use type
writer. Address Box S3S, care Georgian.
2O-1i q
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Bankrupt Sale.

BANKRUPT SALE.
| will sell to the highest bidder for cash
on the 10th day of October, 1912, at IL
o'clock a. M. Room 513 Grant Building,
Atlanta, Ga, the entire stock of tobaccos
candies and fixtures, including soda fount,
chairs tables, etc, of Harry Manos, bank
rupt.
WALTER C. HENDRIX, Receiver
922 Atlanta National Bank Building.
1O-14-4
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.


WANTED-Two or three gentlemen for
nicely furnished rooms and board. 81
West Cain street 39-i0 10
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Want Ad Rates and Rules
in the Atlanta Georgian

one cent a word each insertion.
Va I'D taken for less Tran the price
~ ten words Ads in larger type,
80. Enc four words TO the line).
ONT of town advertisements
INNS, ne accompanied with cash
Agerc.es' discounts 10 and per
.6nr
THE Georgian will not be respon-
che for more than one incorrect
Insertion of any ad ordered more
tnan ore tune
closing hours: TO secure prop
or rsassifCation. ads must be in
The Georgian office before ! o'clock
the day of the issue.
al ads must he ordered out in
voting or at office. no discon-
,frrarCe rCtice taken over phone.
Eyery word in the advertisement,
srr.gGing the name and address.
= r5Inted Each initial counts one
word. compound words are counted
t7o words,
Te7onone your Want Ads to The
Georgian ,hoth phones 5000 when
Is more convenient 10 do so. and
collection VIII be made al your
~,me or at YOUR office The follow
ny JAY. This is an aCCommoda-
non service rendered Georgian
Want Nd patrons and payment
.rould awaHs be promptly made
ru presentation Of bill. Always
melted back 10 yoH by The ad
'aEav to make sure tina il has been
taken correctly. The Georgian can
,.gt guarantee accuracy or assume
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Furnished Rooms For Rent

>rec--s~1>(--(> "----y>>7--y>
PRIVATE FAMILY will rent one or two
furnished rooms to young men; all
home comforts. 80 Grady place. West
End West ISL. 10-12-4q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
Blue Prints.
Sewing Machines.

WE RENT new machines with complete
set OF attachments for 80 per month
also machines repaired; prompt delivery.
Both phones 1893 Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company. 70 whitehall 5-14-44
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Help Wauted-Male.

" MI ED-Men to learn the barber trade.
start in life that viii make Won indenend-
ent: Few weeks completes. Light. clean.
INSIDE work Investigate TO-DAY. Moler
Barber College, IS Luckie St 4S-I2-f0
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Lost and Found.
Personal.

FLY SCREENS. FLY SCREENS. FLY
SCREENS--WooG fly screens. metal fly
Screens, hardwood floors. Venetian blinds,
metal weather strips furnished anywhere
in the South. Write or phone w. H. Cal
laway. manager. 1403 Fourth National
Bank building Atlanta, Ca. Main $40.
SERIOUS RESULTS come IRON trusses
improperly fitted. John 3. Daniel, at "a
Wall street, has an expert ftte" and it
will cost you no more to haV1 him fit
you and it means insurance. 6-24-19
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WANTED-Position by a Young, unmar-
ried drug clerk, with three years ex
perience. Am not registered, but can ill
now, but desire change by November l.
State salary Address Drug Clerk, Box
29l, care Georgian. 26-1l-10
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.'., good hustlers to work Cosmu-
.. . Magazine in connection with linz
.... ass premiums, no books; new,
.a-t.. good pay Apply at once.
r....- 81 North Pryor 81 10 ll-HJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

Magistrate O'Connor. two discharged by
grand jury.
ANGELO ANDREA. No. 23l Mott street;
date of opening, December. 1911; arrests,
1911; warrants served by Lieutenant Tn
derhll Of G. o. Squad, I'd District; APP
parstus seized. crap tables, crap game;
owner Of premises, JOHN LANDE, No;
81 Mulberry street: liability notice served
December H. 1871. by Captain Walling OF
18th Precinct court action, twenty con-
victed by Magistrate Kernochan. one con-
victed by Judge Mulqueen. General Ses-
sions.
ALFRED ARTURI. No. los Mulberry
street: date of opening, November, 19ll
arrests. two: date closed, November g,
1911: warrants served by Patrolman Noll.
Of ID District. apparatus seized policy
slips. policy shop; owner OF premises,
WILLIAM FAGUNDY, No. 1856 Mulberry
street; liability notice served December
,, 1911. by Captain Walling. I'm preG,n da:
Swami. General Sessions; one convicted
by Judge Swami.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, No. 40 Mulberry
street: date OF opening. OCTOBER. III ar
rests. two; date closed, october y, 1911
warrants served by Patrolman l-aE,erE,
I'd District: apparatus seized. policy shps:
nolicy shop; owner of premises. MARY
crosse. 10. 40 Mulberry street: liabil-
ny notice served November J, 1911, by
Captain Walling. 18th Precinct; court ac'
ton. held for trial by Magistrate MurphE'
FRANK FARRA No. % Carmlne street
date OF opening. December, 1871; arrests,
Sovep. date closed. December %. lNl ;
warrants served by Lieutenant lnderhlll /;
81 District: apparatus seized. tables ana
ards: baccarat: owner OF prCrn.se1, 80
CJNPA DI ARRIACO, No. "tA BedIoIut
street: no liability nouce serneu,d J arr
action. seven discharged by grand jury
-" tod \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

BENJAMIN GOLDSCHLAGER, No. ~
Cortlandt street; date OF opening, Janu-
airy. 1912; arrests, two; date closed Jah.-
AIRY I, 1912: warrants served %! atroI
man Keller, of c. o; squad 20 Us.
owner OF premises. WILLIAM GROVE.
No. 10 Cortlandt street; liability notice
served January 5. 1912 by. Patrolman kel,
Ter; court action; two discharged d! srahu
jury
ANTONIO ROSSETTI. No. no Blocker
street; date OF opening. june III; ar
rests, four; date closed July J. islz :,' war-
c. o Squad; apparatus seized. ,, crap
table; crap game: owner OF premises,
ESTATE OF y. LOWE. No gH Bleecker
street; liability notice served july 49,
1912. by Captain Reith. 10th Precinc,;
court action: two discharged and TWO held
for trial by Magistrate Murphy
JACOB SANCK. No. go Broadway date
Of opening, October. 1910: arrests, Two;
date closed June 30 1911: warrants served
by Patrolman Horrigan, &: " oq oron
I'd District; apparatus seized niTe; .t.tpp
game: owner of premises, LOhl n ~. ~
ESTATE. No. 1i6 Broadway; liability no
lice served June Is. 1911. by Captain Hod-
gins. 9Th Precinct; court action one 1 ,is
charged by Magistrate Herman, ono u'S-
charged by grand jury.
JACOB STEIN. No. 81 Bowery; date OF
opening, February. 1911; no arrests, us -,
closed August 81 1911: poolroom 0MneI VI
premises. KREAMER BROl HITS, ~ ~,
~ Rowery: liability notice server MAI.
q 1911 by Captain Hodeins bth frec ,.l,.c
The above are the only places na A..
had reason TO believe have been USED lnr
gambling purposes within the 20 lns ~.
ton District. assume the responsibility
for The accuracy of the a a93yS' DAILY.
Inspector I'd District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

in Special Sessions; five discharged by
grand jury
POOL PARLOR, basement, No. tS2
Eighth avenue date of opening. May l.,
1912: warrants served same day by PATROL
man Joseph Michaelson, Special squad
arrests, three: date closed May l3. 1917:
apparatus SEIZED. dice : owner OF premises.
CLARENCE PELL ESTATE, No. III
Rhode Island avenue. Newport, r. l.;
JAMES BARROW, lessee; liability no.
tice served May II. 1912, by Captain
Reidy: prisonen discharged by grand
jury.
KAISERHOTF BUILDING. Broadway
and Goth street. Room No. 6l5; date of
opening. April 26, 1912: warrants served
April %. 1912. by Patrolman John Flynn.
of I'd Distric. squad; arrests. two; date
closed April 2G. 1912: apparatus, telephone;
owner Of premises. BROADWAY AND
THIRTY-NINTH STREET COMPANY.
No. lil6 Broadway: liability notice serted
April y. 1912, ny Captain McE,lroy: pris-
onors discharged by Justice Russell in
General Sessions.
Then came twenty-one raids on hand
book men in various buildings and on the
street. and these were followed by twenty
cases OF threc-card monte arrests on the
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

BECKEN SOCIAL CLUB, No. lW West
Goth street: date closed. June 70, 1911; sup
pressed by police surveillance; owner OF
premises J. r. BROWN, No 100 west
10Th street
THIRTY-THIRD STREET CLUB. No.
1911: suppressed by police surveillance g,
owner of premises, WALDORF REALTY
COMPANY No. 10 West sd street
O'BRIENS. No. 72 West 36th street:
date closed June 20, 1911; suppressed py
police surveillance: owner OF premises,
THOMAS O'BRIEN. No. u West 1eth
street.
NJ. ELLIOTT, No. 20 West 10th street;
date closed, October. 1911; proceedings
under the Bowling law Instituted in DC.
tober. 1911; owner of premises, estate OF
CHARLES BANKS, No. IA West iotn
street.
WILLIAM RAMAGE. No East ilst
street. date closed. June q, 1911; sup.
pressed by police surveillance; owner OF
premises. JENNIE X. STAFFORD, No.
1910 Broadway.
DUNLAP's. No. ia West i1st street;
date closed June 10, 1911; suppressed py
P TI66 Jlr sTATEs R EXIT coMPANY
No Pine street, Room "a.
MDOUGAL'S. No. POI West 4lst street
date closed, June q, 1911; suppressed by
police surveillance; owner OF premises,
WILLIAM s. KANE, NO. Dl west fls'
street.
SUNNY SMITHS, No. 2lS West isd
street; date closed June %. 1911: sup
pressed by police surveillance: owner Of
premises. ANNIE \. DIAMOND, No. %
West 10Th street
q. X. MACKAIRNIS, pool parlor, NO.
lS5 Seventh avenue: date closed. January
n 1912. suppressed by police surveillance
owner Of premises, NORRIS VEIN
STEIN. No 1868 Broadway.
The addresses of twelve other places
suppressed. names of owners not known,
are then given, and the following foot
note is added:
The places herein enumerated are tne
only ones at which IL was suspected gam
bling was carried on. | assume RESPONSE
bility for the accuracy of the above re-
port.
tSignadJ WILLIAM J. LABET,
TnsDpctor Sd District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28
SUPPRESSED-NO ARRESTS.

AUERRACH'S, No u East 18th street;
date closed June 26, 1911 suppressed 10y
police surveillance. owner of premises,
DEITSCH BROS. No. II East 18th street.
PEARL SOCIAL CLUB. No 100 West
oath street: date closed, June IS, 1911: sup
pressed by police surveillance; owner OF
premises. GOODALE & PERRY, No. II
West 9th street
REPUBLICAN SOCIAL CLUB. No. IL
West 9th street date closed, June -.
1911. suppressed by police surveillance;
owners OF premises, LINCRUSTA WAL
TON COMPANY. 18th street and Seventh
avenue.
JOHN JONES, No. IA West 18th street;
date closed. June I, 1911; suppressed by
police surveillance; owner OF premises,
RUDOLPH GROSS. No. 267 West street
KENNY'S, No. West goth street; GATE
closed. lime %. 1911: suppressed by police
surveillance; owner Of premises, JOSEPH
GI'THREN, No. sos Third avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

- No. 10 West 42d street; no record
OF opening; arrests. two: date closed. Aprll
10. 1872 warrants served by Patrolman
Foy, Central Office: apparatus seized, dlce
and chips: owner, WILLIAM SPERB, No:
2l22 Broadway; liability notice served
April 10, 1872 by Patrolman +. Hidden,
18th Precinct court action, discharged by
Ma ciStrafe Herbert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

-, No. 701 Seventh avenue, dats
of opening. no record; arrests none: date
closed. May %. 1912; apparatus seized;
the 4th Inspection District; owner;
ROBERT L. WESTCOTT. No. SO Wall
street no liability notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

--, No TO West 10Th street; dAte
Of opening. June /. 1919; entered on war
rants by Sergeant ". Wall. of the 4th
Inspection, District, June IL, 1912; nc
and telephone; date closed, June II
1912; /owner of premises, EDWARD
GRIFFIN, No. 90 West 47th street; liza
bility notice served June 10 by Patrol
man John Brady, OF the West 47th street
police station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

-. No. 1854 Broadway; date, OF
opening, no record: arrests. none; date
closed, May 25. 1919; apparatus seized
oy Patrolnan Dolan, 18th Inspection Dis
trict: apparatus seized. one telephone:
owner, MARY A. FITZGERALD. No 81
Nassau street; no liability notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

Continued on fourth page. first column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

opening. no record; arrests. three: date
closed. March L. 1912: warrants served by
Patrolman White, Central Office; appara-
tus seized, poker table. dice and chips;
owner. THOMAS b. HIDDEN. Milburn.
care of Parks, No. ~ Broadway. no liabil-
ity notice served; court action three dis
charged by Magistrate McQuade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

No. 907 West 59th street; date Of
opening, no record; arrests, twenty-eight;
date closed, March 10, 1912; warrants sery-
ed b. Patrolman Camack, Central once:
apparatus seized. cards and chips; re-
marks, no warrants: owner, CHARLES
Il. APPLEBY. No. 1872 Broadway; no Ia
bility notice served; court action, twenty
eight discharged by Magistrate McQuade.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-04
PIGEONS ON A jAMBO2EE
Drink Liquor Spilled In the Street and
Cave Zeal Exhibition Of
Drunkenness.

A heavy truck loaded high with
kegs of liquor was jolting across a
line of downtown car tracks when one
OF the kegs toppled and fell from the
top Of the pile into the street. It
was thoroughly smashed. SO the truck.
man whipped up his team and went
his way without stopping The rum
flowed out over the street-one little
dent In the paving collecting a visible
puddle of 1t.
IN a few minutes n pigeon came Hut.
tering down to drink at the pool thus
fortunately provided for thirsty birds
The initial taste was n surprise, but
a second and u third soon followed.
and o o the pigeon tottered futter.
ing away. too overcome to fly. Other
birds. seeing him ths'e ind anxious
TO wet their parching throats on so
suitry n day. followed their brother In
his rath of wicked ~intemrerance,
Five minutes later q passerby a
astonished to see a dozen pigeons In
the gutter Of the otherwise deserted
street. soTe dancing d%runkenly. others
already souhd asleep. A few feet
away n hound of disreputable appear.
ance was creeping up, slowly and a
trile u~nsteadily. on his u~nsuspecting
and bibulous quarry. AS he was al.
most among the birds his feet went
suddenly In several directions aud
he lay In the gutter among the pig.
cons. growing s!eepily to himself. for
he. too. was drunk.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-04

Miss Mae Potter, OF Otterville, was
visiting her friend, Miss Willie Gum.
from Friday until Monday.
MIR. Henry Gum, Of Ottcrville,
visited his brother, John X. Gum,
and family, Sunday and Monday.
w. J. Upton. of Barnett, while
%transacting business here Friday.
called and set his subscription up a
year, securing our big combination.
Congressman ". W. Shackeltord
was in the city last week looking
after his political fences. Being for
Champ Clark will give some trouble
possibly. but suppose he is all right
for another term, unless the Folk men
of Morgan County can put up a good
live candidate, then the old mar may
get a chance to stay at home and do
his fishing in the Usage.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-04

]. w. Cole, the veterinarian. was
the first to add his name to our list
for 1912, thus starting the New Year
right.
Mrs. Marcia Fredericks. OF The
Monarch Mines, was over Saturday
on a visit, and was the last subscriber
to secure our big combination offer,
A case of better the last hour than to
miss SO good a thing.
The Bank of Versailles and First
National Bank have OUT thanks for
fine calendars for 1912, a reminder
of them for 365 days.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-04
MOTH MILLER IS VERY HARDY
Man Finds One In Library Book That
Apparently Had Been Closed
Many Years.

"Ilow long can n moth miller Two
without air and light?" Is n question
puzzlInG the ~bOokworm.
u opened an old library book N,
other day" he said. that had the AZ
rearance OF having been closed for u
century. and un The very first page {
found a moth miller. lie lay %liio,rs,
for a few minutes. hut prc'tY soon
lie began 10 wripgle. Now. %ordlnarl'r.
moth mi!leIs are my chief aversion !
take cruel delight in killirr tl:n".
but J ccild no kill that mot nullc
| played the role OF liherator ,nS'o. H..
His te!r'essness touched me. ana I
hiew on him. flickod HIM NTH my Gp
ger, and after awhile he was abe %,
q, away,
Nov what would like "a knu.t
is, Low long had tina, insect L.pn
toinhed" Ny curiosity carried ~.
ne length Of iAQulr,ng when the L,.
had been called for hast, but t.c
t"ndant informed me tina, ID, Do 4;
VAS IN the reference d~cpartmraD @;i
II would ten motiGious tabor Co. ra ,
ne latest reader. so now ton f.,
moth miller had suffered cup,N 50
stili Ii nlya,eTy.'
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-04
Made Neat Eceapc.

Not so long X a Knowledge
Latin was essential 10 - orator.
lors quotations from tn Roman .
embellished every de tie. Jai
Payn. the novelist. was zee at a
Q party whe'e Il learn d clergyn
insisted on quoting Gre, The Ia.
sitting next TO Payn asked for a tra,
iation. Payn's Greek WA ruaty A
cordingly he assumed Il blush. al
limited to the lady that It as scarce
tit for her a Good hes vens!" sh
exclaimed. you don't me; to say
please don't ask any more" mur
INJURED payn. &c! really could not tel
you"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-04
The Volunteer Chorus,

To pay two dollars for a reserved seat
al one of the hipli-clasS show houses III
New York City and work Yourself into a
frenzy helping sorne star to 2 larger sal.
airy and bigger reputation hv boosting
the songs She sings into p pu.a,lty is one
OF the funny things one see, in New
York. Occasionally, howcvcr, an audi.
cncc will uucous,iorslv hum the melody
"f a song, and the comh,rr' effect of
fifteen hundred people lumrGng a new
n lodv that strikes their fancy is some
he ring. Thus the lew s'uL bv I'd
Madden and Al. Gunhle, two popular
writer, connected with jerome II Rem
irk < Co, and entitled Love Me, was
Instantly cluGht Mp by an .llienc. n,
he New York n}ntrr Garden when
Dolly Jordan, one Of the .',r, + Tie com
pany, mtrud dcrd it ii he. 4ct at the
opening night.
1t was = surprise Ia the niger, who
had only Given il icW huur~' rehearsal,
an IN consequence was rot INlte sure
that, in he ycruaCular Of llc ,JfesSion.
lie could put 1t over the 4o~rtliplts, "
hut in the second cho,is she .oVnd that
the audrc.cc joined ia with the "hooS,
hum Wills at the came lITc the or
cncs,ra lowered its volume from a
''I,ri,h In 9, ''riar1 - 1r9t.Ir III. mel.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-04
To Our Friends.

We would ask our trends who have
orders OF publication, trustees sales.
administrators notices, and other
legal printing, to remember us, we
can do your work correctly and at
fair prices. Please remember and
doL't forget it.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-04
Our Iowa Letter.
Rock Valley. Iowa,
Dec. %. 1911.
Morgan County REPUBLICAN,
Versailles. Mo.

Morgan County REPUBLICAN,
Versailles. Mo.
I'd. Kinloch--Enclosed find S1.0O
for which send us your combination
offer OF Kansas City Star. The REPUB-
LICAS and a Mccall pattern for the
year 1912. However | can not Sc
lect the pattern now as l don't know
what. l want and haven't the fashion
magazine at hand.
We are moving along in the same
old way. Have had a good year.
1t was very dry in the early summer
but corn is king. it was fine here.
Yesterday was our coolest day, II
degrees below zero last night, but
was only 2 below this morning, with
a south east wind. We have about
eight inches of snow on the level.
Every one rejoicei as it insures mois-
ture in the spring.
Wishing you and all old friends a
Happy and Prosperous New Year
We are
Sincerely,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ). GREER,
Rock Valley, la.
You get the Magazine for a year
also, and a select your pattern any
time during the year.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-04
John Huff Dead.

Ab Nii"eil. OF the undertaking
Grm q! K dwell x Talbot, We, cali.
by phone IGcsdry manning to the
late home OF John Hnli, lpur miles
southeast OF NcrsajllcS, who Died tina,
morning ol cancer OF the stomach. to
prepare the body for burial.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-04
Death of Mrs. John Adams

Mrs. John Adams, wife oil John
Adams. living in the east part Of the
city, died last Wednesday night at
10:3O O'Clock in the city of St. Louis,
while visiting her son, Samuel c.
Hyter, at that place. age about 81
years, from heart trouble.
She was born in the dark days of
slavery in Henry County, Mo-. near
Clinton. She was twice married,
first to Henry Hyter. who preceded
her a number of years ago. TO this
union was horn three children, Luz
cinda, Henry and Samuel, two Of
whom still survive her. About two
years ago she was married to John
Adams, whom she lived with until her
death. She is survived by a hrs-
band, n brother, two sisters, one
daughter and a son.
Mrs. Sarah Adams was Mrs. Hyter
and lived in the same neighborhood
for more than thirty years and viii
be greatly missed by her neighDors,
who held her in such high esteem.
She was a member of the Me,ho-
dist church of this city for more than
forty years and was an active chris
tan up to the time of her death.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Divers, pastor of the Melho-
dist church. Inrcrment in city Gem.
etery Sunday afternoon at 300
O'Clock.
Miss /elma Campbell. Of Eldon, is
visiting relatives and friends here this
week.
JUICE Thru,.on continues to get
better. and then worse again, so The
struggle continues.
Lewis Lumpec is still confined to
ms bed but It Is thought he is slowly
improving, with the hope that he viii
soon be well again.
\ good manv OF our Subscribers
have squared their accounts. ard
started 1912 right. We are living in
hopes that all viii daring hi, month.
You can, Why not?
We call the attention Of our read.
ers to the Buckbee seed ads in this
issue. This is a reliable firm, sell,
reliable seeds. the kind O wan,
this year. and at very reasonable
prices. Read the ads and send ior d
catalogue, and See ion Yourself.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-04

The editor worked hard until
1880 Wednesday night to get out on
time for the rural routes, but couldn't
make it. Will keep trying-the days
are getting longer.
Woolery, the Glensted mail carrier.
dropped in Saturday, and then
dropped out again.
w. 7. Ivy. of Fruitdale Farm, was
in tie city Wednesday.