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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-09-25

OF course when a contest has been
fought out for a day and a night
through numerous conferences. and ii
has been thoroughly demonstrated that
one party to the contest is hopelessly
beaten in its contentious, there is no
need for openly exhibiting its sore
spots, and so when the time for action
arrived in the republican state plat
form convention, harmony a foot
thick brooded over it.
There was a young lady in Niger
Who rode out with a Smilel on a tiger;
They returned from their ride
With the lady inside
And the smile on the face of the tiger.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-09-25

From the Madison
a Journal, Pro
gresSive-Sept. II. A
clean showdown be-
tween the LaFOl-
lette forces and the
followers of Gov.
McGovern is expect
edtO come this after
noon in the election
of a chairman of the
republican cen
trial committee.
Senator Otto Boss
hard Of Lacrosse
has been selected by
the supporters of
Senator LaFollette
as their candidate,
while Gov. McGOvern
desires the selection
of his law partner,
Theodore KrOnshage
of Milwaukee.
SENATOR'S FRIENDS
E A
A checking up of
the list of candidates
that will sit in the
republican cOnven-
tiOn and participate
in the election of a
chairman indicates
that the LaFOllette
followers will be i'm a
large majority and
that BOSShard will
be elected. 1t is
probable that Boss
hard will also make
the keynote at the
convention in case
Of his election. Sen
atOr Henry Krum-
reY of S~hebOygan,
the present state
chairman, does not
desire reelection.
The capitalization
of the two forces up
on BOsShard and
KrOnshage came last
night after a day
spentin negotiations
and conferences be-
tween Gov. Meow
ern and representa-
tives of Senator La
Toilette. followed by
a r be-
tween La Toilette
and McGovern them
selves at the law
office of Walter
Drew on Main street.
Lieutenant Cover
nor Thomas Morris
and Senator Walter
@. Owen first called
on Gov. McGovern
and sought to get
him to agree to some
other candidate than
KrOnshage, submit
ting several N
but the governor was
inSiStent upon his
candidate.
1t is understood
the division of SEN
timent upon the
state Craftsmanship
does not extend to
any extent to the
platform on the main
plankS of which
there is
agreement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-09-25

Fresh fruit received every day. at
Alt & Sons, leading fruit house Of the
city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-09-25

Peter Cooper
was Americas
first great BUSH
ness man and
always in busi-
ness he made
the Golden Rule
pay. The city OF
New York owes
a deep debt OF
gratitude to this
good a for he
gave 80 ear OF
his life to plan.
ming and devel-
oping the Coop.
er Institute, a
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24
Order of Public ATTIC on.
,s Missouri County of Morgan, s.

state Of Missouri County of Morgan s..
In the Circui, court, Morgan county, Missouri
Dec. IN bet term lol.. Adam Meyers plaintiff,
Nathan p stevensif living, and if dead then
the unknown heirs, devisees grantees ana WA
ow OF said Sathan y stevens
Rnber, w If Iliatnson and Catharinc WiliarnSO
living and If dead then the unk known heirs
devisecs and grantees Of said kphctt william
son. defendants.
Th, state pf Missouri TO the above named de-
fcndant-,
You are he,ehy notified that the above named
plair,i 'f has this day flied his petition duly YER
ihrI with the undersigned clerk Oi the Circuit
court Il said county IN vacation, wherein Niil
plaintiff alleges that he l. IN" own" pl the
south halt pf he north west quarter s"ctiOh
I ',nuush,,, 4, range l. in said county Of Morgan,
+ hat he and those under whom ne 'lHlni' nave
been for NOR" than ten years last passed III the
grr.n notorious actual adverse possession there
,,i th,t the, legal aud equitable TIT" to same
, ,uiauatcd from the government over ven N'tfN
ago. tina, the lie feudants. Nathan y stevens an u
RoN.tt Williamson and CathaIii" Williamson
If living seem to- have some fcC"'" clam "i
title to saii land as apparent pattntct anl
grantees A. shown by plat book 81 Hali county
and the mortgage records Thereof. dnd ~ lh"N
be dead then their heirs, dcvisces aud g'hnt''-
are ,Iuk uowu to plaintiff Who for that r'a-, II
cannot SCI forth their name. het"i'' nor d'H'th'
their interest tor tn" reason 'hat am ~ u''
known to plaintiffs that the eald 't'rhhhn'e
are not residents Of the stat" OF MiSepiili una,
they have never been III IN" actual r'NeGoN"h ~
said band, but that such aplatcnt ir'o'H ""hef
q .
aud pfciudiCia to the plaintiii. Nh'T'hp'h' u
is ordrr.! by the Cl"rk Of TINS court III vh'tiph
that said .fcndantS be uDtih"d by publ'htipn
that plaintiff has commenced n SUIT against
them IN this court the object and g"u"'a nature
OF winch il TO Try. adjudge ana d"t'fihlhr me
trls Of the said south half OF ia" northwest
quarter section .. township ~ range - iil Nali
county and for decree diveNting the ht'rnd'
ants Of night tlilc pr interest therein ana 10 vest
such apparHnt interest ~ they may hrlh 10 Nali
lands in he plaintiff and that uu'r'H 'ii'S !"
"A "A, a tins AT the u"Al l'fll 'tlfl''
pi 10 I,. begun and hpli".I al IN" tpHffhphN'
in The city Of VeT SHill"s. III sad county on 'l''
rth '!aV nt D.Ccmh~r next. ana on Pf -ili' 'h"
first dav pt sad term. answer OF plead h'ht
petition herein the sam" will be taken - con
feeSed aud judgment ~ill bc i-nd"tcd h''HtH-
Iuglv. And 1t j. further ordered lht' copy
hereof De published once n week tor lpNi con
S"C,Itiv- week. III the Morgan County KARIN
CAH. weekly newspaper printed and pun eh''l
III Sah Morgan county, the last in-t rtipn I" c A.
least thirty DAYS h,fDf, Tn" FIRST day II Nhih next
/ term pt Tins court
! Jno. JoNts Circuit Clerk
| tru" copy from The rrCptd
| witness my hand and tn" seal % the tif'hi'
! Cour, ~ Mntgan county, Missouri this TN. ~
/ daN Of October l1lA
lotALl Inp J IosE' 'liCnt clerk
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas {. w. Kavanaugh, by his certain
need of Trust dated the 2Oth day Of October
1911 and recorded in the Recorders office OF
Morgan County, at Deed Book ID page "2, con
veyed to the undersigned Geo, a. Krau,s, trustee
for W. r Petty all his right, title, interest and
estate in and to the following described Real
Y state situated in the County Of Morgan state
of Missouri viz The Fast half of the North
west quarter Of section -, in Township 81, OF
Range ~ which said conveyance was made i'll
trust TO secure the payment Of one certain prom
jssory note in said deed described, and whereas
"a nd note has become due and is unpaid. now
therefore in accordance with the provisions OF
said Deed OF Trust and at the request OF the le-
gal holder of said note. will proceed to sell
the above described Real Estate at the CONT
House door IN the city of Versailles IN the
County Of Morgan, State aforesaid, to the high
es, bidder for cash, at public auction, on ffiday
the 18th DAY Of November 1912, between the
hours Of nine in the forenoon and five in the
afternoon OF that day, to satify said note. to-
gethcr with the cost and expenses Of executing
this trust.
Gro /. KRArsS. Trustee.
Dated this 2!nd day Of october, l9l2
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24
Prosperity.

Yes, prosperity is here, has been
here good while now. but what is it
doing for Versailles? Take the news.
paper business, for instance. We
get the same price lor subscription
and the same price for job printing
that we did twenty-five and thirty
years ago. but the high cost of living
keeps on climbing, and while there
was a profit in the business in the
years past, there is none now. Ii is
too late now for us to leaFr another
Grade, but If il was not. what trade
could you suggest that would be any
better.
The present prosperity which costs
the laboring man more tn live decent-
" than his income is. is a sham and
fraud 50 far as the great mass of the
common people are concerned, but
for "the interests, the trusts and CONF
bines. the malefactors of great
wealth" " who. because Of their
wealth can grasp the ''unearned in
cremcnt," IT is a great prosperity.
The Taitites. in banking their all
for success on the big wave of pros
perlty. God Almighty's gift, are
placing the dollar above the man.
The Progrcssives demand that the
man, the woman, yes even the child,
shall be first.
Prosperity may llll the watery-eyed
and dul.eared 10 sleep, but those
who stand for square deal for all
are wide awake. and will vote the
Progressive ticket, the only salvation
for a square deal for anybody.
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24
ALOs on the Tract

OF the fast express means trouble ahead
if not removed, 50 does loss of appetite
II means lack of vitality, loss Of strength
and nerve weakness. II appetite fails,
take Electric Bi,ters quickly 70 overcome
the cause by toning up the stomach and
curing the indigestion. Micheal Hess
helmer If Lincoln, Neb., had been sick
over three years, but six bottles of Flee
trio Bl,ters put him right ON his fee,
again. They have helped thousands
They give pure blood, strong nerves, and
good digestion. only 30 cents at kardell
Drug Co.
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24
Neither 4 l1ayseed Nor An
Angel

.Acoss the line on the Kansas side :,
where the study Of agriculture is com
pulsory, one OF the high school girls
took home her monthly report card
and proudly announced:
~ took the highest grade in the
class in history, English literature
and German.
"That's all very well," replied her
father, critically examining the card :,
but how about this agriculture ?"
''Oh, we'll, " explained the daugh-
ter, "Pm no haysced!"
4 little farther down department
grade, not altogether satisfactory, ap-
pcarcd.
'And how do ypu account for this
grade in department. he inquired.
"l'm no bloomin' angel, either, "
She rcpllcd.
Wisdom is judgment grounded upon
the value OF things and not On the com
mon opinion uf thcui.
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24
Fortunes In races

There's often much truth in the saving
cher face is her fortune" but it's never
said where pimples, skin eruptions blot.
ches, o. other hlen,ishes disfgure il. I'm.
pure blood is back of them all. and
shows the need Of DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. They promote health and beauty.
Try them. 80 cents at Kardell Drug Co.
Son at dinner pszTp i,o his father
face suddenly queries;
Say, pa, what makes your nose so
dreadful red?"
''rhe east wind, my boy" answered
the old man with gruff haste. pass the
Jug OF bees and don't talk SO much"
'fes, Tommy, pass your father the east
wind, and he careful not to spill any On
the cloth
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

J. a. Mcf.ain, FTuiaiand, Mo-. STATE
My wife was bothered with kidney
trouble for about five years and had tried
different doctors and had taken several
different kinds of kidney medicine with
out results. She began taking Foley
Kidney Pills which have done her more
good than any medicine she has ever
taken and will, think, give her per-
manent cure For sale by all Druggists.
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24
Saves Leg of Boy.

at seems that my l4.year old boy
would have to lose his leg, on account Of
All ugly ulcer, caused by bad bruise, -
wrote ID. +. Howard, Aquone, n. {. IAN
remedies and doctors treatment failed Till
we tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and cur
ed him with one box" Cures burns,
boils, skin eruptions, piles.25c at kardell
Drug Co.
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

J. y. Nyden, Frisco, Mo-, says; Last
winter contracted severe cold and 1t
settled on my lungs. My lungs were
Honey and Tar Compound. That cured
me right away, and I recommend it tc
all" For sale y, all Druggists.
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

When the chest feels on FIRE and the
throat burns, vou have indigestion, and
YOU need liERBINi| T. 10 g, rd OF the
disagrccable feeling. II drive, out bad.
Is dIgcstci food, strengthens the ston.
ach aud purlfes the bowels, Price soc.
Sold by G'0hc Drug Store
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24
JonN J j"Nts,
Clerk ui Circuit Court.
state Df Missouri !
IllIulN Of MnfUAu

I Jnn J. Jones, Clerk Of the Circuit Court "'
the County aforesaid hereby certify that the
foregoing il a true copy Of tn. original order OF
publication - the same appears % record III this
This 18th day Of October l"la
lsEALl JON" J joEHS
Cicrk al the Circuit u III
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

A woman under the mistletoe can look
mighty unconscious if the right ma" is
in sight
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

The world loves cheerful giver but
the world isn't setting the pace in that
direction
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24
HereIS a Genuine BARGAIN!
MrCaIPs M,~.,;no Is the Leading fashion
A'"Ss'h" q "fGGoAiAS Jossrral in America

In the matter "f dress, McCalrs is indispensable
TO every woman There over ~ of the newes,
designs of celebrated Mccall Patterns IN each issue
Each month 100000 co?c3 Of McCalrs
bHm'n' I" Iac ta,hlonS fancy wo,h interesting short
stories, ana score, OF labor-aaylng lad money ideas
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24
Saved by His Wife.

She's wise woman who Lnows just
what to do when her husbands life is in
danger, but Mrs K. Flint, Braln,ree,
w., is Of that kind ">he insisted on
my using Dr. Kings New Discovery"
writes Mr.. +. "ipr dreadful cough,
when wa, 50 weak my friends all
thought had only a short time to live,
and it completely cure! me. =" A quick
cure for coughs and colds, its the most
,hroa, and lung troublcs-grip, bromchit-
is Group, whnoplng cough, qunsy, ton
sllitis, hcmprrhages. a trial VIII Convln-
ce you ~ cts. and Sl.UO. Guaranteed
by kardell Drug Co.
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

The heart OF man is the place the dev.
Is in.
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

A popular local belle and her bean had
quarrel.
Kindly return my lock Of hair "
''AIl right. DO you mean the dark
lock or the one you gave me WHEN yon
were a bloud-,'
J 4. Anloman, West, Pla ins, Mo-, was
confined 10 his bed with rheumatism,
and suffering intense pain. "A friend
rec cornucndcd Foley kidney Pills and
began taking them, with great benefit.
In few days I was ont Of bed. in few
more up to town, and in - days threw
my cane away. ] checrfullv recommend
Foley Kidney Pills to others" For sale
by all Druggists.
Husband But Won must admit tina,
men have better judgment than women.
Wlie-Oh, yes--you married me, and
you.
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

Aunt-Yes, Johnny, Santa Claus
brought you a baby brother
Johnny--Great Scot. Another present
that amt any use!
W. 4. Cravtor TcSSvilIe. Mo, says:
~ got down on III, back last winter with
kiinev and bladder trouble until AZ
times could hardly ge, mp. saw 70
!rv Kidney Pills advertised so got a
box Of them and they Strengthened me
righ, uI and ! can recommend them to
ali who have kidney trouble" For sale
by all Druggists.
He--What in your opinion, is the
strongest argument III favor of woman
suffrage
Clever SuffragistThc mental calber
of the women who Oppose il Judge.
6. II. Combs, a well known citizen of
Mercer Co Mo-, states. "A bout a wear
AZ" took severe cough and tried diff
terent kinds of medicine and two physic-
ianS, but they did not help me. My son
I 'tit me Il Dbttlc OF fD!tt y Honey ana
Tar Compound, and it helped me IA great
deal more than ANYTHING had taken"
For sale bv all DRUGGISTS
Wlfc-Wha, would YOU do, GeUrpc, #
YOU we're left a widowcr.
Hub Oh, | suppose the same as YOU
would It YOU "crc left "A widow.
Wife You horrld wretch And YOU
told me you conld never care for any.
| body else
Francls NJ. Hughes, Spra't, Mo. says:
! II have had kidney and bladder trouble
when tried a sample Of Foley Kidney
| Pills. The" relieved me, so | bought a
bottle and find they have done me more
good, and got great result. recon.
mend Foley k,duey Pills AS got more
results from them than from anything
ever took" For sale by all Druggists
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

DOotor-It's twins.
Proudpop-And yet they say two can
live cheaper than one.
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24
ALL FOR
ONLY
S1.OO
Don't Miss This Extraordinary Offer

We take pleasure in offering our friends this ex-
ceptona opportunity.
by special advertising arrangement with the pub
ishcrs of AlCCal's we are able to offer you this
well-known populas Home and Fashion Journal
together with our own paper for only few cents
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

The more woman deserves 10 have a
man love her the more she can love him
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

Aunt-Yes, Johnny, Santa Claus
brought YOU baby brother.
Johnnv--Great Scot. Another present
that amt any use,
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

u
Tickling III the throat, lioarsneSS, loss
nf voice. indicate the need Of BAL
LARD'> IiOREHOIND SYRUP It
stores health IN the bronchial tubes.
Price 25c SOC aud - 90 per bottle Sold
hy Globe Drug Store
"ENpeTience Is the hest teacher
"Weil, she ought to be; her teaching
comes mighty high"
II the chi ld starts in its sleep, prInds
It's teeth while sleeping, pick, Al the
nose, has bad breath, tickle appetite,
pale compile xion, and dark ring, under
the eyes; it has worms and as long AS
they remain in the intestines. that chlld
~ill be sickly WHITES CREAM VER.
MIFI GE clears out the worms, strength
ems the stomach an i bowe : and puts the
little one on ,he road to health and cheer.
funess. Price 2ic per bottle. Sold by
Globe Drug Store
Too many Of US take mean things on
faith and demand proof Of good things.
Neuralgia of the face, shoulder, hands.
or feet requires powerful remedy that
will penetrate the flesh. BALLARD s
STOW LINIMENr possesses that power,
Rubbed in where the pain Is felt is all
thai is necessary to relieve suifering and
restore normal conditions. Price 25c, Soc
and 81 OO per bottle. Sold by Globe
Drug Store.
Jack What do YOU think is the key To
success? Jill; To be sire you're in right,
then go ahead
Wien your food does not digest we'll
and YOU feel blue" tired aud discourage
ed sou should use & little ,:ERBlNE al
bedtime II opens the bowels purfies
the system and restores a fine feeling OF
health and energy. Price ioc. Sold by
Globe Drug Store.
The more woman deserves 10 have q
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-24

Ia the Circuit Court of Morgan County, Mis-
souri, in vacation, to December Term 1912.
Samuel Brand, Plaintiff.
The Washington times., 1912-05-15
Three Men Graduate at
Nurses Training School

Three men today hold diplomas from
The nurses training school Of Provi-
dence Hospital, the first men to be
graduated by the institution. These
three were part of the class of eight
members that received diplomas at the
commencement exercises held yesterday y
afternoon In the roof garden OF the
hospital Blue and yellow. the class
colors, In cut flowers and other decora-
tions. made the roof garden attractive
The speakers were the Rev. William
j. kerby, Dr. J. r. Mitchell. and j. M
Stoddard, of the hospital visitors. The
diplomas were presented to the class
by DR.. G. G. Marbury. The graduates
are Genevieve Carroll, Margaret c.
Murphy, Margaret G. Dunnigan, Mar
garet Harrow. Margaret Kayfus, Mary
X. Duffy, Elsa Golding, Anna Holman, l.,
Henry .. Grae, of Belgium; Charles J
Jones, and a. A. Bennington.
The Washington times., 1912-05-15
Cosmos Celebrates
Third Anniversary

The third anniversary of the Cosmos
Theatcr was celebrated Monday night.
Six splendid numbers OF vaudeville
were given and some fine moving
pictures. The theater management, to
show its appreciation for the support
given 1t during the past few years.
has arranged program this week
that surpasses any ever given at the
little playhouse. Last night at both
of the performances the house was
packed and jammed People stood up
in order TO see the vaudeville num-
bers.
Carmelo's models attracted strict
attention from the audience last night.
Two handsome women and three men
take part in the construction of ar
tistic statues. This feature Is some
thing new and novel to the vaude-
vile public of Washington. The
Hartmans, Hungarian singers and
dancers. give a clever exhibition. The
Four Luciers prove to be musicians
of rare ability. and their playing was
well appreciated.
or the comedy sketches the best is
given by c. II. France and company
appearing in THE Boss of the House" "
This sketch has laugh in it every
minute,
The Washington times., 1912-05-15

zion Of the Washington Railway ami
the Capital Traction Company to the
suburbs.
Senator Gallingcr in reply, stated
that the bill TO Incorporate the new
company has not yet passed the House
of Representatives. He promised 70
give II careful consideration when IL
reaches his committee.
A movement started by the assoCia-
tion toward the abolition OF large
sign and bill boards that are held to
occupy public space in PennsNINania
avenue extended. promises to be sue
Cessful. The subject was referred to
the Commissioners, by whom II was
sent 10 the Police Department. The
sign company in charge has agreed to
destroy them immediately.
Take Up Water Rates.
Water rates in the District as at
present computed were held to be un-
Just, and President Woodward and the
bill introduced by Senator Gallingcr
to maintain the present water rates
was approved 1T was decided TO eE-
ter the Dost-card campaign directed
toward Congress in opposition to the
proposed rates OF the Commissioners.
President w oodTard called atten-
tion to the unsightlN surroundings at
the new engine house. known as No.
> chemical company, in PennsNlNania
avenue, and the matter was referred
to the Commissioners.
Fearing that accidents will occur
in Pennsylvania avenue on account Of
the great clouds or dust created by
automobiles. one of the members de-
manded that the highway be sprink-
led with oil. and the Commissioners
will be asked to nave this done.
Correspondence with the municipal
officials concerning the defects in
sidewalks in handle Highlands. dan
gerous conditions along the PennsN J.
vania avenue bridge, the poor Condi-
ton OF the approach and proper drain
age along the Baltimore and Ohio
tracks were some of the other mat
terS taken lD.
The Washington times., 1912-05-15
Show on Lawn.

"OId Andy, the Moonshiner," will be
presented on the lawn of the Wash
ington College this evening when girls
of the school will give a play for the
benefit of the Southern Educational AS
soCiation's work among the mountain
children Of the South. Symbolic tab
leauX will follow the sketch. Patronesses
Of the evening will be Mrs. J. r. Lloyd.
Mrs. w. f. Humphrey. Mrs. Odell
Smith. Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. George
r. GIL. Mrs. Henry =. F. Macfarland
Mrs. Agnes d. Tenks. Mrs. William II
Saunders, Mrs. c. r. Dufour, and NJ. W.
Johnson.