The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 11

GIRL POSED AS BOY STRANGE CASE IN A PLATONIC marriage revealed by AN OPERATION. WOMAN WED AS MAN POUR YEARS Sijpposed Husband, Through Mental Aberration, Believed Herself to Be a But Lived Apart, San Fiaiicisco, Nov. iions regarding a marriage eon- Iracted nearly four years ago by Dr. Alice Rush, a prominent Oakland phy- fo a young woman who posed as a man and was known as Rollin K. Morgan, a medical student, make most remarkable story from a psychic point of view.

Not only was Dr. Bush deceived for three and a half years, after a Platonic marriage, but it is held that owing to peculiar aberration of the mind known to science, the supposed husband actually believed herself to he a man. The discovery that Rollin K. Morgan was a woman was made by Dr. distinguished medical associate, Dr.

Florence M. when the latter was summoned by Dr. Bush to perform an operation for appendicitis. In 1903, young Morgan, as he was known, came to California and proved himself a distinct cousin of Dr. Bush.

The latter gave the cousin a position, driving her carriage, and became fond of this relative. She accepted the attentions of Morgan, and as she wanted to take him under her care, the platonic marriage w'as arranged and carried into effect. The ceremony was performed at Oakland, January 1, 1904. After that the pretended husband continued to live in San Francisco, studying medicine and i)aying occasional visits to the office of the woman, who believed herself to bo legally a wife. Miss Morgan, when a little girl living with her parents in a small New' Hampshire town, had a morbid desire to be a boy.

She thought as a boy, and as much as possible, lived like a hoy. The girl was masculine only in mentality and temperament. So per- Bistent was she that when she was 10 old she donned clothing and would wear no other. In this $2.50 Shoes. We have a good assortment of heavy work shoes that we are gelling for $2.50, equal to the $3.00 ghoes usually sold.

Our Figaro and Hand Sewed Welts we sell for $3.50 equal to any $4.00 shoe on the Cash We Sell and Buy Hos: 5 Cattle and Sheep on Commission AT KANSAS GUY If you want intellgent and faithful by experienced men in the business, who will help you enrich your bank account. Give Ua Your Butinesa. Ship to us. Let us buy your Btockera and breeders. Write to us for market reports.

Both CAMPBELL BROS. A ROSSON atodkGomiiilssioii 0 B. C.Christopher Co Crain Clt-17 Boani ef Trado Kanaaa City, MCi WHBAT, CORN, OATS AMI BROVIBIONt. Iliinbari Kanaaa City and CHI oin iMrda of in All Markets AMIQNMENT8 QIVEN BRIOfAB ATTENTION. lUk for Our Daily Market LaMOrb CMia DIatanoe Rtionea.

Bell Md Nome. It. Mala. H. Sangrea, Jno.

D. BohUng. Sangree A Bohliag, OFFICE 808 OHIO STREET (S mmi Floor)' Fhono 42S. Mo. FOR SALE For Sale acres, improved; cheap.

Inquire 400 E. 12th street. FOR RENT Forced Two thoroughbred cows; bargain. Also horse. 1319 Kentucky.

For rooms for light housekeeping, down stairs. G05 S. Engineer street. For Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine; easy payments. ThO East Fourth.

For Sale or Rent Dal-Whi-Mo Place, 7-room modem house; will sell right. 91, Bente Wilson. For Sale sweet cider, made from sound apples by M. A. Mon sees.

See W. J. Wyan, the vegetable man. Bell phone 1461. For Sale acres at Twenty- fourth and Grand avenue, has new 7- room house, good w'ell and cistern, first-class barn, two chicken houses and ether outbuildings, well fenced.

Bell phone 2252. For Sale aores rich land, improved, one mile west of fa ounds, rock road all the way; gardening or dairy farm; also 132 acre farm, miles from Sedalia, nicely improved, good land; terms to suit; also 120 acres 6 miles from Sedalia, good Improvements, orchard, easy terms; also four room cottage, corner, two lots, 2 blocks from Liberty park; property in fine repair. Will give a bargain in any of the above if sold within the next thirty W. H. Van Wagner, 107 West Third street, Sedalia, Mo.

For flat, city heat. 115 East Fourth street. Charles Closkey, at McLaughlin Bros. For Rent furnished room for one or two gentlemen, 213 West Seventh. Home phone 365.

For Fcht front rooms suitable for offices or living rooms. Apply Sid Condict, 307 Soun Ohio. For Rent November 30, modern cottage, 1103 W. Sixth; corner Dal-Whi-Mo court. Phone 870.

For Rent rooms downstairs, 304 West Third street; nicely furnished, modern, with use of piano. Bell 1171. For Rent nice modern furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 218 East Second, or 1015 W. Sixth.

WANTED Old clothes, shoes and school books. Mrs. Eula C3ole, accro- tary Board of Charities. Wanted carefully swejp and inspect your chimney; also stoves blacked and set up. Satisfaction guaranteed.

444 West Cooper. Bell phone 1938. Wanted borrow $3500 on city residence property conservatively valued at $5500; $500 of the Icgn to he at once expended on improving property; 6 per cent interest. Address Loan, care Deraocrat-Sentiael. HELP Wanted good man, single or married, to w'ork on farm; must be a good milker.

Bell phone Beech 1000 or C. B. Green, Sedalia, Mo. For Rent Trinity Lutheran church ,912 South Osage, ten rooms bath, city water, gas and gas stove; good barn; sultabel for boarders and roomers. Apply Walter Brill, Bell phone 679.

1 City property and Pettis county farms of all descriptions and at bargain prices. fail to see HOME REALTY Sedalia Trust Building. Bell Phone 656. her mother, at first, humored her and was finally compelled to permit her to permanently retain the adopted costume. Lame back comes on suddenly and is extremely painful.

It is caused by rheumatism of the muscles. Quick relief is afforded by applying Liniment. Sold by all dealers. FORTY BOYSJTEAL ENGINE Youths Leao Off Locomotive When Unable to Stop It. Seattle, Nov.

boys at Birmingham, north of this city, stole a mogul locomotive that had been sidetracked by a construction crew' Sunday night and ran the engine several miles. They then reversed the engir.e and started for Birmingham, throwing the throttle wide open. The boys were unable to stop the locomotive and jumped off. All were injured, five se- The engine, attained a speed of more than a mile a minute, crashed into a feright train in the Birmingham yard and was wrecked. Beer.

Married The wedding invitations were very said so. We did why. we dc yours? quality counts we get the Thomas Printing and Stationery Bell Phone 149. i 111 East Second St. Time Table mail clerka, post- office clerks, carriers.

Exammations in Sedalia November 17; preparation free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 177-G, Rochester, N. Y. No.

Arr. Going East. Depart 4 12:15 St. L. Eixp 12 12 2:10 L.

2 10 2:35 L. 2 22 10:35 2 12:21 L.Sp’cl..l2 8 4:25 4 38 9:10 C. Accom. 630 Boonville-Mailshall Paa, 5 THE LANDMANN Abstract Title Go. Hbtfncts ot nie, ffeii £sfife iMtas, Rental Rgtncf and Notaff Public.

ROOME and FLOOR PortM Moalgomwy Bnildinc, lit WeM iFourth BtiMt. Boib Pbonai 61 60 EXPERIENCE No. Arr, Going Weat. Depart. 9 1:39 1:45 am 4:00 Ex 4:05 am 4:45 am.

St Lm 4:50 am Pass 7:15 am 2:50 3:00 pm 2:30 pm Sp 2:35 pm 6:57 Fast Mail 7:02 am 635 7:15 pm Boonville Passenger. Westbound local freight departs from station at 7:30 a. m. 11 37 21 1 7 8EDALIA DEMOCRAT-SINTINEL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1906. FOR YOUR WEALTHY FRIEND.

Articles of Small Cost That Are Sure to Make a Hit. The woman who wishes to make a present to a wealthy friend who has seemingly no need of anything you can afford to buy will be sure to make a hit If sbe makes her three or four protectors inU which can be slipped dell- cate clothes. Choose a close cheesecloth In any pretty, delicate color. A soft gray is serviceable and washes without fading. Use the width of the material, doubling It across at the top and sewing the two sides and the bottom in a seam.

Cut a small hole In the middle of the top fold and from it cut a straight slit about a yard long dowm the middle of the front piece. Bind around the hole and down each side of the slit with three-quarter inch white tape. The opening can be cut back and hemmed, if preferred, or can be bound with narrow wash ribbon in a contrasting color to the cheesecloth. Fasten tapes at each side of the neck opening and about six inches apart to the bottom of the slit. If the covers are intended as gifts and if there are several women In a family it is a good idea to work three initials on the cheesecloth just below the opening.

Use white mercerized cotton and pad well underneath to make the letters raised. This marking is a convenience to tell whose frock the bag contains without opening it For the Traveler. A dainty convenience for traveling is a little safety pin case made of linen and embroidered in a conventional design. Two pieces of stiff paper or cardboard are cut the size of the oval in the design, and one piece is for the cover of the case, the other for the back. The design may be transferred to the linen by means of carbon paper and embroidered In a plain Kensington i b.

The poppy is red and the leaves green, with binding and bows of red ribbon. Cover side of the cardboard with the linen and stltcb on the ribbon binding. Two pieces of white flannel with pinked edges are sewed sai ety xun case in at the top to hold the safety pins. Pins of different sizes may be put into the flannel, and a few black safety pins will be found useful. It Is an attractive little gift and would be thoroughly appreciated by women at home as well as by the traveler.

Something For the Baby. Something for the baby Is one of the most important of Christmas gifts. A sleigbbell ring will delight his young fancy, for it has gay ribbon, and when he shakes It the bells tinkle merrily. A small embroidery hoop is wound tightly with ribbon, and five strands of the ribbon are stretched across the RAGE THRCli Agents wanted to sell our policies issued to both men ana women; covering accidents, sickness and death, and all occYtpations; giving $3000 death and $15 weekly benefits; costing but $5 per annum; something entirely new; extra large corr.niis- sions given. Address National Accident Society, 320 Broadway, New York.

Established 24 years. TO TRADE List that city property or of merchandise that you want to exchange for a farm with me. 1 can find you a trade. R. W.

Agnew, Sto- vei, Mo. JOHNSON COUNTY SNOW Institute Being Pittsfield Today. Held at :20 16 am am :40 am :26 pm :30 pm :20 am LEXINGTON BRANCH. No.622, Passenger, am No. 624, Passenger, No.

623, Passenger, 5:15 am No. 621, Passenger, 2:55 No.691, Local 6:40 am No. 692, Local 2:00 pm WARSAW BRANCH. No. 643, Ix)cal dep a No.64, Local 3:00 No.

637, Local Pass a No. 636, Local Pass. 2:15 Pittsfield, Nov. is a large representation of Johnson county farmers in the city today to attend the institute. A corn show is also being he'd and there is considerable for the prizes that will be award'M.

C. D. Hutchinson, of the ouri College of Agriculture, and M. Long, of Hallsville, are sc 'd- uled to deliver addresses. little Candv Cold Cure Tablcis.

called Preveutics, will in a few hours safely check all colds or LaGrippe. Try them! 48-25c. Sold by D. I. Wilcox.

SEDALIA UNDERTAKING CO. 120 OHIO STREET. PHONES 115. Some Rafes Havana, Mobile, Ala 31.00 41.00 Mexico City 70.60 Galveston, 32.90 San Antonia 32.35 Carlsbad, N. New Orleans Sl.oiO Charleston, S.

C. 38.00 Biloxi, Miss 31.00 Houston 30.90 Dallas ..................20.30 We have them to many other Sold daily with return limit June I Some fine water trips to offer. Call up or see us for particulars. J. W.

IVIcCLAIN, P. T. A. tIATesULS Stiff CrecA sak PARDON PILING UP Hadley Forgoes His Trip to Chicago to Deliver Speech. Jefferson Citv, Nov.

16--Governor Hadley decided yesterday to forego his trip to Chicago, where he wa.s billed for a speech before the National Farm Land congress, and turn his attention to the for pardons which have piled i.p in bis office since Frank Blake resigned as pardon attorney to become insurance commissioner. The governor has not appointed a pardon attorney, but has under consideration two men, and he will appoint one of them. A penniless young wife with her 5-weeks-old baby has caught the sympathy and her appeal to him for a pardon for her husband was largely responsible for him giving up his Chicago trip. He wants to give this case attention at once. GOVERNOR Son-In-Law af Roosevelt Said to Be Candidate.

port favoring concurrence in the resolution to attempt the unionizing of all the employes. The resolution also provides that the executive officers of all organizations represented, together with the president and secretary of the A. F. of L. meet at once to devise to make more effective the present strike among steel workers.

All the speakers urged that the fight on the steel trust be not allowed to drop with merely the adoption of resolutions. The convention decided to send an organizer to Elkhart, to build up the union movement. Many school children suffer from constipation, which is often the cause of seeming stupidity at lessons. Stomach and Liver Tablets are an ideal medicine to give a child for they are mild and gentle in their effect, and will cure even chronic constipation. Sold by all dealers.

SMOKE GOLDEN ROD ClGARti Record Flight for a Kite. The record flight of a kite is 23,111 feet above sea level. The kite started from a mountain top W'here the temperature was 70 degrees above zero, and at its highest point reached 5.4 degrees zero. Read This. Glasgow, Aug.

3, is to certify that less than one bottle of Texas Wonder cured me after years of suffering. It is a sure cure kidney, bladder and rheumatism troubles. I give this for the benefit of others. W. J.

NIVERT Implement and Blacksmith Man. MISSOURI) KANSAS No. Arr. iVIng South. 1 Local Pass.

8:50 a m. Past. 5 3:14 am Flyer 9 5:15 Limited 511 Local Freight TEXAS. DeparL 5:30 pm 9:10 am 3:22 am 5:25 pm 6:00 am Tradc MAims DesiQNS Copyrights Ac. ADTone wnding a iketch and description i ontcklr our opinion free whether is probsbly patentAble Commun on CHdest for securtniMM may AC Fateci pAtents.

frAA. dldest for securing 5 a SdMWic YhKTkat A bAndsomely weekly. Ail tori tofftoadXCt year four month BttACk Olilo 'Ik 2U No. Arr. North and East.

Depart. 8 8:25 8:50 am 4 8:05 pm. 8:30 pm 6 12:45 Flyer 12:50 am 10 Limited 604 Da. Except am KANSAS CITY DIVISION. 515 Except 8:35 am 151 Except 2:00 pm No.

516 arrives 3:55 pm No. 452 arrives .................5:00 am 36 Trains In Oot of Sedalia Everv 24 Ho urs Mort than your R. H. A. SslleRt makt a at Columbus, Ohio, Nov.

received here yeserday from republican political Boss George B. Cox, of Cincinnati, say it has been decided to bring out Congressman Nicholas son-in-law of former President Roosevelt, as a candidate for governor. It is said that Longworth would have the Himilton county delegation solid, in the state convention, Vfactl- cally assuring his nomination. Cox believes that there is a strong Roosevelt sentiment in Ohio, wrhich would carry through. F.

ON 0. s. STEEL mmmmtmmmrnat Decides to Attempt to Unionize All Plants. Toronto, Nov. American Federation of Labor yesterday declared on the United States Steel corporation by adopting the re- sbout the wonderful I Tbs new ient.

It clflAiiees Ait yosr dmgsittfor it. line eAimotAOfniy Um no oUwr, trat Mod itAmp iUvtzmted But 2 3d StTMtJCE WXOBB. FOR 6ALR W. A tAflO CO. kit's SaiAal-Riisn OapRit! apositivccurs For InflAmmatiOD or rb of the Bladder and Pl-idased SdnVa- SOXtWEHOPAt Cnrea qalckly aud perma oently the worst and Cwleet no mat ter of now long iDg.

AbsotuteljF harmtfSB Sold by druggists Price or by mail, postpaid. iw; boxes 12.76 THE SENTAL-PIPSm CS aaU.BA9»TA3lS OKIO. BARD DRUG CO. HOMBUXDB BATTUE. hoop.

A bow of the ribbon finishes wliere the strands are sewed on, and a bell is sewed to the other end. A practical idea is to take a hoop from a butter tub, make notches In the wood and tie it together tightly before winding with the ribbon. It takes only a few minutes to make the ring, and the ribbon and bells are inexpensive. Any one who has a few moments to spare might make half a dozen or so and send them to some home or hospital, for there is always sure to be some very wee ones there. Table Cover Design.

An attractive design for a table cover may be carried out in stencil and embroidery. A model was developed I cloth of a warm tan shade stenciled In peacock blue aud orange outlined in deeper shades of the same color. Tapestry dyes for stenciling may be bought in any shop selling art materials. Where the desired shade cannot be purchased it is easily obtained by mixing the dyes. A To Be Held at the Court House Wednesday and Thursday.

Following is the program for the two institute arranged by the Pettis County Anti-Trespass association; November 17 and 18: Wednesday, November 17. 10:30 a. Relation of Animal Husbandry to Permanent B. Hutchinson, of the M. S.

U. at Columbia. 1:30 p. a Balanced M. Long, of Hallsville, Mo.

2:30 p. Feeding of B. Hutchinson. Thursday, November 18. 10:30 a.

Sheep as a Profitable Farm M. Long. 1:30 p. Value of Legumes to the B. Hutchinson.

2:30 p. Farmeifs M. Long. FGfi. RHEUMATISM Rheumatism is in reality an internal inflammation; a diseased tion of the blood cells which supply the nourishment and strength to sustain our bodies.

The disease is caused by an excess of uric the blood, which comes from indigestion, weak kidneys, ana other irregularities of the system. This uric acid produces an and acrid condition of the blood, and the circulation, instead of nourfshlng the different portions of the body, continually deposits into nerves, joints and bones, the irritating and pain-producing it is filled. Then follow the painful and torturing symptoms of Rnsinilraim. We do not claim for S. S.

S. that it is anything more than a first purifier, and that is just is needed to cure Rheumatism. 8 8 8 goea into the circulation, and by neutralizing the uric acid and driving ItJ the blood, effectually and surely removes the cause of Rheumatism. 8 8 8 strengthens and invigorates the blood so that instead of a weaK, sour stream, causing pain and agony throughout the system, it becomes ah invigorating, nourishing fluid, furnishing health and vigor to every of the body, and permanently relieving the suffering caused by Bheumattam. S.S.

S. is purely vegetable and will not injure the most delicate system. Book on Rheumatism and any medical advice free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFZC ATLA8T1, GA nTABLUHXD 0 BSOm. UndgrtaKcre Ertttoalmew IB.alT Ohio Chapel end Morene la CoaneoUoDi Frompt, Cerefnl ItfflMl PlMM MISHT OLERK.

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