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Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
IT WAS A GREAT GATHERING.
Hon. W. II. KEENAN, Tells About the
Crowd in st. Louis Saturday
Those Who Attended
From Audrain.

Hon. w. FL. KEENAN, returned yes
terday from st. Louis, where he went
to attend the second quadrennial
convention of Democratic clubs and
to hear the next President of the
United States, William Jennings Bry-
an, make a speech that the news
papers say was as great rs his famous
effort at Chicago, which won for him
the nomination.
When cen by q LEDGER reporter
this morning, Mr.. Kennan talked very
enthusiastically about both OF these
great gatherings. "Why," said he,
81 never saw such crowds in all my
life. The Auditorium was crowded in
the afternoon and Vice : President
Stevenson made q splendid speech,
but at night it was packed and jammed
and it took a large number of police
men several minutes to push Mr..
Bryan through the crowd when he
arrived. / secured a seat in the space
allotted to the press and though one
young fellow thought he could make
me give up my seat by saying with
quite an air that he was q reporter, !
held it all evening. He wasn't any
more of a reporter than I was and !
told him so.n
ST went to the Auditorium about .
O'Clock and it was full of people then.
/ got my seat and waited about an
hour and a half until Mr.. Bryan came.
The time before he arrived was filled
up with short speeches, music by
numerous glee clubs-one of which
from Salem, ILL.,, Bryan's old home
attracted much attention-and cheer
ing. Every once in a while the great
audience would break out in a round
of cheers that was actually deafening,
and when at length the historic feat
ures of the next President were caught
sight of the people just went wild.
For eleven minutes I couldn't hear
myself think, and it looked for q while
as If they never would stop yelling
and whooping. Talk about enthusiasm,
well, l have yet to g any more than
I saw there"
"At last Mr.. Bryan quieted the great
crowd OF 10000 people and began
speaking. He has changed his method
of speaking since he lectured in Mex
leo a little over a year ago. He goes
at his speech like he meant every
word he utters and with his fists doub-
led up makes many impressive ges-
tures.n
During his stay in st. Louis MIR.
KEENAN, called on MI. Bryan at his
rooms in the Southern Hotel and saw
him for a few moments. 81 asked
him." said he, elf he remembered my
having introduced him when he was
here and he said he did. I then told
him that I was a gold bug, but was
going to vote for Bryan and sewall
and do all I could to help elect them.
He looked at me and said, sWeIl, that's
the only kind of gold bugs I have any
use for.'n
Among those who attended the con-
vention in st. Louis Saturday as dele
gates from this county yer ]. r.
Brown, James Heaton, G. B. Gray, ].
G. Baker, w. M. Baker, T. A. McIn-
tyre, A. B. Daniel, W. L. Smith, ]. W.
Smith, j. e. Sims, Scion Freelin, John
Hickman, John Wayne, Judge Batter
ton and e. E. Jones.
MIR. Jones says the convention was
a grand success. AT a meeting held
in the city after the convention MIR.
Jones was selected as the member OF
the State club from this county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

]. p. Dobyns arrested Ed. johnson,
colored, Sunday for stealing hogs. Mr..
Dobyns says il persons in this vicinity
who have recently lost hogs win call
on him he thinks he can find them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

The Mexico Athletic Club foot ball
team il one of the strongest amateur
teams In the State. II is composed Of
the best players from the High School
and sproul Academy teams and the
opening game Of the season viii be
played next Monday ct sportsnan's
Park with the Fayette lMo.3 eleven.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Harri-
son, q daughter. Andy says il the
child had been q boy he vas to have
been named Bryan, but If a girl it
was to be called Hanna. II don't
make any difference about the name.
Any son of Am Harrison vii vote the
Democratic ticket and any daughter
win use her influence In the same di-
rection. The Harrisons in this part OF
Missouri are all Democrats all the
ikma.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
O CASH
Democratic Rally.

The names of those which appear or
the committees appointed, - publish.
cd in last evenings LEDGER, VIII
please take notice, and viii meet q
once and organize for the work ri.
loted to each committee. The first
named on each committee win please
act as chairman. II we are to have
creditabIe rally on Monday, Oct. II
we must act promptly, rs the time i
short for preparations.
w. III. KEENAN,,
Chm'n. Elk. Com.
J.J. WMscoTT, Sec,y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
Notice..

The public is hereby notified that ]
wiIinotpay any debts contracted here.
after by my wife, Mrs. Sudie Enslen.
as she is in a demented condition.
d6t-wIt JAMES ENsLEN.
Mexico, Mo-, Sept. 80, 1895.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

J Born, on September 10, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Greenleaf, of Indianapolis,
Ind, a son. Mrs. Greenleaf was for
imeriy Miss Lizzie Wiley, of Mexico.
/. !. G. r. BUSH, WHO uves near
DpJy school house in this county, has
a last April pullet that has laid the
eggs and Matched a litter of chickens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Col. Fleet and family left Sunday
for st. Louis, from which place they
left Monday for Culver City, Indiana,
where Col. Fleet will reopen his
school. Sixty-seven of his former
studentsswiD 60 from st. Louis with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

The Frank E. Long Dramatic COM
pany win play at the Grand next week.
This is q strong company and some Of
the most popular late plays VIII be
presented.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

J. A. Potts, of Mexico, carried off
first prize on Harry L., best gelding
three years old and under at the st.
Louis Fair. He also carried off second
prize on Mabel for best saddle mare
three years old and under.
The funeral services of Mrs. Ann E.
Bird, who died in this city Monday
morning, were preached ut the family
residence at 8 o'clock this afternoon
by Rev. j. H. Cox, of the First M. e.
Church, after which the remains were
inferred In the Mexico cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
Mexico, Mo-, Sept. 80, 1S9

Isn't Mexico going to have a single
church wedding this fall? Where will
the poor women get a chance to show
off their tight sleeves and new fall
bonnets?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Mr.. Frasier has found some very in
teresting specimens of peculiar rock
formations north of Mexico, among
which are a number of petrified cock
le burrs. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
Tn Trade

Good residence property in Mexico
for small farm. Must be well inn
proved and near Mexico. See Brown
ing & Minor. d6t % 2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Every person owing us, either large
or small amounts, is requested to call
and settle. We need the money and
must have it.
TURNER, JACKSON a. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

DR.. M. g. Parsons, 1912 Lucas Ave,
st. Louis, specialist in surgical and
medical diseases of the eye, ear, nose
and throat, will be at the Windsor
Hotel October 9th. 2S-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation, dyspepsia and bilious
ness in the only sure, permanent way.
There is nothing violent OIL irritating
about them, they work mildly though
quickly. They tone and strengthen
the bowels to carry ON their functions
naturally. They gently stimulate the
flow of bile from the liver and the
digestive juices of the stomach. You
don't become a slave to their use as
with other pills. They make you
regular and then you a leave them.
That is the difference between DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and the
something 'just as good" which a
sharp druggist tries to substitute.
Don't let him do SO with you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Capt. @. T. Allen and j. N. Cross
addressed a good-sized crowd at Lib
erty School House, this county, on
Monday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

from q pleasant visit with relatives
near Gamma.
Miss Ida Overbsgh is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Wiiburn, IN ST. Louis,
this week while attending the fair.
Elder Birch, a student OF William
Jewel College, delivered amost eio-
9uent and earnest sermon at the Bap-
tist church Sunday.
Lawrence Pittenger, OF Gamma, was
the guest OF his brother, !. Pittsnger,
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Cary returned Monday
from a weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Bird, and other friends In Mexico.
Miss Birdie Hultz left Monday for
Chillicothe, where she win attend
school this winter.
Mrs. w. R. Moore, who has been the
guest OF relatives for the past two
weeks. returned to her home in Pike
county Sunday.
Elder Thomas filled his appointments
at the Christian church Sunday.
Mrs. zeno Barker is on the sick list.
AIR. and Mrs. Noah Mitchell and Miss
Annie Belts, of Laadonia, wore the
guests Of Mrs. IL. Il. Rodgers Sunday.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Correspondence of the Ledger.
MARTINsRURG, Mo-, Oct. 6.-Born,
to Mr.and Mrs.John Wibnrn q daugh-
ter.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas preached at the
Christian church Sunday. There was
also preaching at the Baptist church.
Mrs. John Davis, son and daughter
and Misses Duck Eastman and Cora
Wiiburn, Mrs Albert Martin and
daughter, Mary, and Ralph Taylor
were delegates to the Chries.>n En-
deavor Convention at Laddonia, and
report 1t q glorious ccess
Joseph Wenzei is home from st.
Paul, where he has been on q visit.
Miss Allie West is visiting homo
folks.
It would be tiresome almost to try
to report the political enthusiasm In
the town, as there are continually
some demonstrations In the way OF
rallies, speeches, etc, etc. Both par
ties VIII hoist flags in the near future
A jolly crowd of about 80 in number,
went nut from the Christian Sunday
School last Saturday on . nutting
spree and report the best time of the
season, both In gathering nuts and on
joying a big dinner sprsad, enough for
$50. II was q ideal day for m outing.
III. 0verbagh and sister, Miss Ida,
spent Sunday In St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

There were more farmers in Mexico
last Saturday than there have been
before in months. The streets were
fairly blockaded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Col. Harris, of the Auxvasse MOI
Repiep, was In Mexico this week and
sage that he is going to bring a large
delegation over to the grand Demo-
cratic rally on October -.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

G. v. Gregg has resigned his posi-
ton with the United States Express
Company and will become an active
partner in the Arm Of T. ]. Hoxsey
g. Go. Mr.. Gregg has been an efficient
agent and will be missed in the ex-
press office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Revs. F. M. Shoush and j. B. Haw-
, kins, of this city, will begin a pro-
tracted meeting at Beaver Dam on
Tuesday, October 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Bob Arnold was down from Cen
tralia Sunday. You can't keep Bob
away from Mexico on Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
TURNER, JAcKsoN & Go.
Big Apple Crop.

ST.. JOSEPH, NO., Oct. 3.-There
never was a time IN the history Of
Buchanan county when the apple
crop was as large On at the present
season. Buyers r here from New
York and Chicago, and the daily ship
ments to these points n from i've TO
ten car loads. Prices range from %
to so cents q bushel. The fruit 10 Of
an exceptional good quality this sea-
SON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

John Zimmerman, of Benton City,
will grind apples for customers on
Tuesday and Friday of each week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

CuIQ SHu U4G8
VIII pay 1Sc In cash or 2oc in trade
for good white corn. Highest market
price for oats.
Wit WIN. PoLLoCK III. AND e. Co.
John M. Davis q few days ago re-
ceived . card from . Chicago firm,
asking him how many Republicans in
thin city would vote the Democratic
ticket and how many Democrats
would vote the Republican ticket
He answered that to the best of his
knowledge be thought about sixteen
Republicans would vote for Bryan and
ono Democrat tor Mckinley. This IL
q good ratio, anyway.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Geo. LaForce wants You to call at
McLoney's. He has some fine goods
at low prices he wants to show you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Edgar Woodson, of Benton City,
went to Kansas City this week to buy
stock,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Immense stock of new carpets and
window shades at Turner, jackson &
Co.'S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

r. 8. Pearson and family, of Aux
vase, have moved to Mexico and are
occupying the Joe Pratt property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

John Showers has the thanks of the
LEDGER for some fine apples. John
always remembers the printers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Fred and Carrie Kellerhals, of Ben
ton City, are IN st. Louis for q few
DAYS visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Four boys were burned to death at
the Choctaw Academy, which was de-
stroyed by fire at Antlers, Indian Ter
ritory. The school was q national in
stitution for the education of Choctaw
Indians. The fire was the work of an
incendiary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
Deep Sea
Treasures.

Some sponges are worth their weight
In silver. To a casual observer q &c
slate sponge and q SOC surgeon sponge
may look alike. The size may be the
same and appearance similar, but the
difference Ii therein fineness, firm
ness and durability. There m other
things, too. Cheap sponges come
from the swallow, exposed reefs. Fine
ones are procured by deep diving in
the tropic seas. Sharks are abundant
in these parts. 6ponges are o neces-
sity In hot weather.
And also is Our Soda Water
Necessary In hot weather to keep
you cool and In Q good humor. We
make IL ~ good ~ possible, 30 that
when You drink one glass it tastes
like more. We have an Orange Phos-
phate-our own make-and II you try
ID you wiz brag on II.
French e Garrett,
South Side Square, Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

so years the leaders-Superi.
or Cooks and Heaters-sSee the
grapes on therdOOrs..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Mrs. 1. X. Kelso and daughter, Ruth,
are visiting relatives in Springfield,
Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
ROWENA ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
RowENA, October 8.--Mr. Frank
Orr's father and mother and Mr.. Whit
Anderson's mother, Of Boswell, Ind,
returned home last Wednesday, after
making q very pleasant visit here.
Joe Pratt and sons are the guests of
Mrs. a.. w. yanlandingham this week.
The protracted meeting ct Mt. Olivet
Church, which was conducted BY Rev.
Supple and Rev. Fox, closed last Sat-
urday night. Every one that attend
cd this meeting was greatly benefited.
Elijah Threlkeld and daughter, Miss
Sophia, went to St. Louis Saturday.
Mr.. Threlkeld returned Monday, but
Miss Sophia win make . visit.
Little Hugh Yount, who has been
very sick, IN slowly improving.
Misses Ollie and Ethel Campbell and
Annie Yeager made q short visit to
Moberly this week.
Buford Steward lie on the sick list.
Mr.. Bud Mallory was called TO 81
loan Springs, Ark, to . his broth
er-in-law, Mr.. John Kenyon, but on
arriving there found him dead and
buried.
The citizens of this place are inn
proving their residences. Mr.. J.
Rowe has added two porches to his
house. DR.. Reed and Mr.. Thomas,
several coats OF paint to their houses.
Tim Millsap has moved into Nh.
Thomas property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Original King Heaters Ii
other similar makes-77 other
kinds Heaters q
can't we suityou tEcQetzSM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

W. b. Robinson, Of Columbia, and
Miss Georgia @. Robinson, Of Aux
vase, . niece Of Mrs. Edgar Frost, u
this city, passed through Mexico Wed
nesday en- route to Ctsumws, Iowa,
where they win be married. Mr.. Rob
inson h q prominent druggist IN 90
Iumbis and 10 . irst cousin Of his
bride-to-be, who ts one Of Galloway
county's fairest daughters. The LED
aEx congratulated
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
Jurors in the January Case.

The following is a complete list of
the forty qualified jurors from which
the jury in the January murder case
will be selected. The case will come
up for trial on Thursday, October 8.
Ed. Elder. 8. @. Kincaid.
F. L. Millsop. Geo. Dean.
r. B. Hendricks. John O'Brien.
w. NJ. Baker. j. L. Ware.
A. @. Moore. Claud Bybee.
W. W. Wilson. II. s. Lundy.
J. 7. Scott. 1T. Crews.
l.. @. Barnes. j. T. Leeper.
T. E. Rodgers. HarryHouseholder.
j. F. Johnson. A. B. Erzmann.
g. Y. Barnes. B. F. Fox.
G. W. Green. T. B. Hill.
T. J. Holloway. W. M. Clanton.
J. Fl. Vance. Gilman Littrell.
T. J. Daniel. J.E. Haley.
Taylor Berry. A. D. Bledsoe.
G.. A. Wilson. M. G. Calvert.
A. Halterman. G. W. Cunningham.
J. 8. Muster. F. G. Jacoby.
Albert Martin. F. P. Davis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

MIR. jacob, a prominent business
man of Martinsburg, was here on bus
mess Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

We earnestly invite you to look at
our elegant stock of clothing before
purchasing. All the latest shades In
scotch plaids.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
WORCESTER ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
WORCESTER, NO., Oct. 7.-DigginQ
potatoes 10 the order OF the day.
Miss Polly Laforce, OF Boone coun-
ty, is visiting her brother, +. I. La
force.
Farmers r thinking Of gathering
corn.
Mr.. Hodge and family, Of Kansas,
are Waiting his brother, ]. r. Hodge.
There will be a debate ut the Dye
school house next Friday night.
Everybody is cordially invited TO At
tend.
The ~protracted meeting ut the Lit
tleby Baptist church has closed with
quite q number Of additions.
Mrs. sumner, . highly respected old
lady, died at her home Sunday morn
ing Of heart disease. Her remains
were inferred In the Baptist cemetery
Monday afternoon. We extend sym-
pathy to the relatives and friends.
Quite q number from here attended
the Christian Endeavor Convention u
Laddonia last Sunday and report II n
very good.
Mr.. Lazfer and family, Of Galloway
county, visited at 7. M. Miller's re-
Gently.
John Smith, Jr., is home from 81.
Louis, where he has been the past
summer. He will attend school hero
this winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

.See the name ON the leg
Original Round Oaks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

A million I'm use-seet the name
ON the Ieg-Origi- DIR
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Roy Key is in st. Louis.
Novelties in dress goods at Turner,
Jackson & Co.'s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
Rousing Big Democratic Rally.

Congressman John Al
len, of Mississippi, and
Hon. Champ Clark will be
in Mexico on October IL,
at l p. m. to address the
Democrats Of Audrain
County.
Rev. e. B. Cake will
speak at night.
The campaign in Aud
rain will be opened that
day by a monster Demo
cratic rally at Mexico in
which every Democrat OF
this and the surrounding
counties is invited to par
ticipate. ALL Democratic
Clubs, take notice!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
RUSH Hull ITEMS.

RUSH HILL, Mo-, Oct. 6.-The pri-
mary room carried on the banner at
the public school last month and wal
very proud Of 1t and Miss Florence
was with them. We have = fine school
this fall.
Mrs. A. A. Belts and Miss Allie Mid
dleton, of this city, attended the an
nual Baptist institute, a delegates, at
Mt. Zion.
James Tanner, OF Rush Hi,l, has
moved ON the farm with Clarence
Day.
Some Of the Rush Hill boys attended
the opera Saturday night ard got.
"Joshed.n
DIR. T. A. McMurtry has moved to
his residence lately purchased Of DR..
Crawford.
Louis Kercher and wife and Misa
Elizabeth are the guests OF relatives
In highland, ILL.,, this week.
Theodore Hare, Of Bellville, ILL.,, was
out last week and bought q . load Of
hay from R. Mechlin and Ia also re-
pairing and papering his house on the
farm occupied by Henry Stuart.
L. r. Paisley is contemplating q trip
to Old Virginia for his health.
g. L. Stuart Ii the potato king
around Rush Hill. He has ine larfs
potatoes and more Of them than AM
man here.
James Meyers IL now keeping house
Prof, Hale visited homefolks In AUX.
vase Saturday and reported very
rough wheeling on parts Of the road.
Edmond Koch and family attended
the funeral of Mrs. Koch's father In
Lincoln, ILL.,, Tuesday.
Eldridge Meyers, Of Valley Fails,
Kas., is here on . visit.
Charley Casper shipped q car load Of
hogs to st. Louis Monday.
Politics is the order of the day in
this vicinity. We are very glad to soc
the election 90 near ct hand 90 every
body can get to business again.
Fred Norris bought Of O. Casper q
fine bunch Of hogs Monday.
Misses Mary and Emma Feutz, of
this vicinity, : visiting relatives in
st. Louis and Will attend the fair also.
-n.-..n,n.
SKINNER, Mo-, Oct. 6.-Dr. Crews
was here Monday seeking . location.
No r-arrc.rert J. rsrt ~r.. m.aa
howaver but tbar -. vou,a more
than ralcams . rod voarc doctor.
Tar n rIr,. = nrtt;rc m /. -, :,
rav Fsirh.nks.
M;es Orua n.nt.rbnrv mas I'm an,
mart. recently.
CT. Bruce has bonoht a pooo lot n,
suokIfng muIea of iatA.
The Lakewood silver club met again
last SATURDAY night and sreat enthu-
siasm was shown ON the part OF III
members. Several GOOD free silver
speeches were made. N well a some
discussions on state questions, for one,
that Of capitaI removal. A poll Of the
house showed about % to / in favor Of
letting n ramain in the CITY vhich
bears the immortal name al Jefferson.
John McDovell has lust completed
new addition "a his house.
HaIl Wrivbt neIarnsss "a ont from
Mar,co annaav.
Air Rruc: so,a = Lot ~ ola and
nav corr isst veek as rs cent. ne,
barrel: Also 4 nice lot Of shosts Tor :
cents per nound.
The Misses oatevood visited In th.
neiehborhood az Long Branch a few
davs last veek.
Frank McCoily sold Je1 Ellis 30
barrels OF corn recently ut rs cts. Pc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

90 kinds Heaters ON sampI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

Born, on Sunday, last, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Boeckler, nee Hiner, of
st. Louis, a daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08

N. b. wiikerson and son, propris-
tors OF the Santa 70 nurseries, have
sold to 8. O. Osterhant, Of centre, Mo-.
nursery stock to the amount Of s1,-
Sos. Is and to Il. w. Keitniey stock 10
the amount Of s750.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-10-08
COMMITTEES SELECTED.
For the Big Rally to Be Held Here on
October R-The Louisiana Drum
Corps Will Attend.

The Executive Committee, which
has charge of the big Democratic
rally to be held here on next Monday,
and of which w. a. Kennan is chair
man and A. j. Winscott secretary,
met Monday night and selected the
following committees for the occasion:
Grand Marshall. A. Ricketts,.
Finance. e. Jones, j. @. Bass
ford, j. H. Lane.
Arrangements-W. w. Harper, W.
R. Kemp, 8. M. Gilbert, R. N. Arm
strong, ]. Roberts, s. W. Buckley, R.
P. Hopkins, Ed. Wade, Ut. Saunders,
j. T. johnson, G. F. Clark.
Reception-B. @. johnson, FL. G.
Eagon, @. M. Lakeland, R. NJ. White,
"a, B. Cook, E. B. Norris, T. F. Rodep,
J. p FreemanA F. A. Sannebeck, L.
Phillip, Bartb, R. Fl. Cauthorn,
Robt. McDenoukh, Hugh Towson,
John White, danies Haskell, James
Finn, J. M. Pollard, @. R. Lupton,
Riley Hall, Elon bearing, @. A. Buck
ner, Watt Woodbridge, Chas. Girls
well, E. T. French, ]. E. Moore, j. r.
Luckie, j. E. Blattner, w. L. Kent, ].
G. Mundy, J. G.. Lakenan, J. Bick, G.
F. Shirenan, VIM. Pitts, Riley Brown,
g. P. Thomas, L. R. Ferris, w. ].
Porawski, r. P. Woltz, w. J. McLo-
ney, r. O. Paul, s. P. Emmons, J. D.
Morris, A. w. Martin, w. J. Rixey.
W. @. Pasqueth, w. B. Oliver.
Decoration-Mrs. 8. P. Emmons,
Mrs. F. FL. Cordner, Mrs. s. B. Cook,
Miss Georgia Null, Mrs. John A.
Guthrie, Mrs. s. N. Evans, Mrs. j. @.
". Baskin, Mrs. J. g. Buckner, Mrs.
R. M. White, Mrs. @. T. Allen, Miss
Nancy Dempsey, Mrs. j. P. Freeman.
Invitations. w. Buckley, A. j.
Winscott.
M~usic--John Abbay, A. ]. winscott.
Printing. N. Stephens, G. A.
Buckner.
From present prospects the rally
will be the biggest and most enthus-
iastic political gathering yer held in
AudrainC ounty All theBryan andSew-
all clubs in the county have been invit-
ed and most of them will attend. The
Louisiana drum corps, 20 strong, win
attend and viii make some fine noise.
Great crowds r expected from all
parts Of the county and Congressman
Allen and Champ Clark will be greet
ed with a great big crowd.