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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
A DINNER WORTH ATTENDING.


The Missouri Democratic dinner,
which wiz be given in St. Louis next
month, win eclipse all the New York
repasts, both in food and folks. II wiz
celebrate the Democratic victory Of
1886 and preszge the Democrats
triumph Of 1900. No other state in the
Union could present such an assem-
blage Of Democrats.
Sam Cook win be there, tall and
smooth,to tell oftbe work Of the com
mitsee. Governor Stephens viii be on
hand, under whose Democrats admin
istration the victory was Won. There
win be the eloquent Stone, Bland, with
his rugged honesty, Dceksry, the
shrewd and practical legislator, the
brilliant Champ Clark the ciear-head-
ed DeArmond, and all the List Of
Cougressmeu, Who have shed lustsT
upon the States Democracy. The
State officers should be there and the
wise, busiusss-like record they have
made be told about Lssueur, Seibert,
Pitts, Grow, Bolte, Darlington and the
others. The lions and lambs Of the
Legislature ougbtto lie down together
FIlipinOs and friendlies,a and peace pre-
vail. The Democratic country editors.
back bone OF the Democratic party IN
Missouri, should have front seats. To
the long list OF worthless there shoult
be added politicians without number
from every county and faction.
No other Stats could present a Dem.
ocrstIc assemblage Of such proper
lions. None could boast one NOR
thoroughly devoted 10 the principle
Of the party which jefferson fOunde'
and which Bryan leads. The banne
Democratic State will have the ban
ner Democratic dinner. On with th
feast,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
Can't Purcell.

iron ne Mosszcmssy CRY Mol Standard.
me r~ersssre q c=rt. 3. r. Purcell
were brought from Seattle, Wash,
and Inferred ct Mt. Pleasant ceme-
terry Monday afternoon after short
services ct the house conducted BY
Elder @. O. Hill, Of this place.
Capt. Purcell vas one Of the hrst to
enter the Kiondyke gold region in ~
where, Il vas reported, he had staked
several good claims. He returned
home and plotted 9 large party TO the
gold fields last year, returning from
Dawson City early in the fall. He
left home again In March last on biz
third trip and when near Seattle was
stricken with pneumonia. He wai
improving from this stack when
other complications net in and BIZ
condition became so critical his fam
lily was sent for. His wife and two
daughters arrived q few hours before
his death, In time for him to know
they were with him, but their pres
ence awaited not, and he passed awaI
peacefully on the 10th Of April.
Capt. Purcell was q native Nilsson
rian, about IS years old, and had beef
married twice. He leaves q wife an'
two daughters 80 1soGra bis loss, ant
the bereaved ones have she sympath,
of numerous frie.ds in this county, a
well as In many other localities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
FAR
fhs Law UnGu WkteA TIE Enterprise
Vi be Estaslisbsd-BIe Bees Lnte
Eject Ninety Days Altar fks
Legislature AeezrnA

There waa no euerEency cA&1ss 10
the Etsts Pair bin And the law win not
70 into effect Until ninety days after
the Legislature adjourns. ne fol-
are the main tezfures Of the bin ~
passed
Tbs AIT providing Tor the eatablish-
msni Of the State Fair says Il shall be
held annually al son1s point OF easy
access and vel sisuxted, to be selected
b. the state Board Of Agriculture
within 80 Days after the taking enect
Of the act, ssi8 fair 70 be under con-
tFol and management Of said board,
which elects a president and vice-
prssideub Who shall be chosen By the
directors from their OWE number, and
a~sscretHry and Treasurer who : not
directors Of the association. The
president and vice-President receive
no salaries, bal the other ofBcen viii
receive q compensation In the aggre-
gate not to exceed 5000, which sharl
be divided according to the services
rendered. Within ten days after the
passage Of tie sct any town or city
easy Of access wishing to compete for
the location Of the fsir can do SO By
delivering 70 the Board Of Agriculture
an agreement signed In writing by not
less than fifteen responsible men, to
donate 70 the State 8 tract Of land
containing not less than 100 O more
than 160 acres, suitable for locating q
fair thereon, and the board shAn ex-
anime each site offered and select the
one which IN their Judgment VII inure
to the best interests Of the fair and
the State in general Before such
selection shah be made final the State
shall be furnished with . warranty
deed TO the land, the Attorney Gen.
eral to pass upon the title, etc. When
the deed is recorded the action makes
the location permanent. AL important
products Of the stats shall be rscog-
nized and the premiums therefor shall
be paid out Of q fund provided By
the Legislature ct each biennial res
sion or from funds that may be other
wise provided. II the State falls FOL
three consecutive years to bold a fan
the lands shall revert Il the parties
donsting the same. The Legislators
shall not appropriate any money from
the general revenue fund for ths
support Of the fair or for any premium
except v provided, and the gate fee
shall not exceed 80 cents. No gHmb'
ling devices viii be allowed nor in
~toxicAnts sold or the grounds. IN
Board Of Agriculture may provide FOL
an EXTRA exhibition Of poultry on IN
grounds In the month Of Decsmbei
each year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
%Twenty Years Ago =
This Week.

Joe stAnbope sold buggies.
Maj. Allison was in SedaliA-
Col J.. &. Hutton vas in st. Louis.
J.FArr Frazier moved to Kansas.
W. F. Whitney was IN Washington.
Miss Lulu Hord entertained friends.
Ed. &. B. Cake preached at ClArks-
vile.
Chas. Brandrif returned from Mar
shall.
J. Il. Crawford died at YOuugs
Creek
s. n. Brooks died near Salt River
church.
WIN. Anderson ran the UisrksviIle
SeatiAd.
Frank BysneId was with the Fulton
EntePns.
Capt. J. W. Hamilton was askiTIed
mArkEmaB.
Bob Carter came back from Lead
vile on q visit.
President TerrilI, Of Hardin College,
was 10 ST. Louis.
J. D. Murphy, formerly Of Mexico,
lived Ia CarroIlton.
DR.. YeamRn, Of Glasgow, preached
at the Presbyterian church.
Gen. WS.Hancock vas the wealth
lest officer In the United States Army
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
roR NEW STATE BUILDINGS.
A Resolution to Add Structures "a
Many Missouri Institutions.

JEFFKRscs cnT, April a.-SiDee
the beer bln passed members OF the
Legislature feel more liberal toward
state institutions. MoRoberts nitro
drced . BIN to-day for new buildings
81 The elesnosynary Institutions
It gives the school for the deal and
dumb ct fulton el6,ooo; Fulton Asy-
lun, $3.50; the oonfsdsraie bone q
HlexinsviIis, s2seoo; Industrial School
for Girls 81 ChiIlicothe, sS,oo0i Fed
ernl sodIeFs' home Al 81. James
si0,ooo; State school Of Mines, s4o,-
900; Agricultural college connected
with the U~nivsrsiiy, ssosoooi the pen
IfentiaFy, $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

EEAA IL A4AAA-H NA-Aa
j. n. Cross, OF Mexico, viii teach In
the Erismau district, southeast Of Rush
Hin, next winter. The Erisman school
IL one of the best In the county.
MIss DonIa Horton, formerly Of
LAddonIa, bat now of Mexico, Oldest
daughter of j. L. Horton, viii teach
this spring near Gsnma, Montgomery
county.
L. d. Clark has traded bis prop
erty interests In Lsddonia, residences
and about ten acres Of land, for q
small farm adjoining Hutton Valley
City In Howell county, Mo. Mr,
CLARK lie making arrangements e
move ct once.
The wife Of Frank Dore, northwest
Of Laddonia, died last Thursday morn
ing Of consumption. She had beer
sSck for a year. She leaves = husband
and two small children. The remaini
were Inferred in the L2cdonia Gene
terry Friday morning.
The Montgomery City StaadaTt
says: ". c. Nelson spent 4 few hour
in Mexico Tuesday examining the
mortgzze and deed Of trust records il
order to ascertain what Montgomery
county money was invested in Au'
drain county. This was done at th'
order Of the County Court.
L. Phillip, Representative to thu
Grand Lo5ge, and J. Newton Cross
both Of Mckee, attended l. o. o. +
Lodge here last Saturday night. Mex
ioo Lodge viii attend services At th'
First Baptist Church In q body mex
Sunday at ii O'Clock, the occasion be-
ine IN memory Of The soth anniver
sary Of the order. Sermon By Rev
n 4 PlttmaH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
Lent Kenneth Carter Dead.

Kenneth Carter, who was First
Lieutenant OF Company K, Fifth Mis-
souri, Volunteers, died at his nome IN
Kansas City Wednesday. Owing 70
the very friendly relations existing
between Companies L and X, Lieut..
Carter was well known BY the Mexico
members ass kind and efficient officer
and q good and true friend. Before
the war Lieut.. Carter lived at Higgins
VILE. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
FREE or

ANY adult suffering from . cold set
tied on the breast, bronchitis, throat
or lung froubl OF any nature, who VII
callat the drug store of. ?. LlswelIyn,
viii be presented with q sample
bottle Of BoscHKK's GERMAN SYRUP,
FRKE OF cHARGR. Only one bottle
given to one person, and none to
children without order from parents
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale a. BoscHKE's GERMAN
SYRUP in all parts Of the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions Of
bottles were given away, and youi
druggists will tell you its uecess va:
marvellous. 1t IL really the only
throat and lung remedy generally
endorsed by physicians. One 75-eenl
bottle will cure or prove its valne
Sold By dealers In all civilized coun'
| tries,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
Prof william A. cauthOrn.


It Is with a feeling Of sadness thai
We chronicle the death Of Prof. VIM.
A. Csutborn at Oolumbls, Mo, on the
10th inst. He was one Of our precep-
tors during our public school days aDo
later on be vas one OF nj preceptorI
In mathematics in the State Univer.
atty. Pref. Cauthorn was n Of the
most sympathetic mes we ever knew
his patience with a dull student
was something wonderful. He was {
Christian gentleman, aud the many
students who drank at his fountain Of
knowledge will revere his memory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
Frank & to Marry.

Frank Buffum, of the Lacrosse Lum-
Der Co., lie well and favorably known
in this city and is most popular with
all who have met him. The following
announcement speaks for itself:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Baird request
the honor of your presence at the
marriage of their niece, Harriet Milton
Davis, and Mr.. Frank Waahbnrn Buf-
fun on Wednesday evening, May 8,
1899, from seven tgo twelve O'Clock,
st Baird College, Clinton, NO."
The LEDGER Joins all who know
Col. Buffum in extending cordial and
hearty congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
AUSTIN ADMITS his GUILT.
Former Candidate For Constable
Guilty Of Embezzlement

CESTRALIA, Mo-, April 1s.-W. I.
Austin, formerly a business mar Of
this city and the Democrats nominee
for constable Of Centralia township
last fall, ple>ded guilty in Justice
Rockers court to-day TO 8 charge Of
embezzlement. Austin was defessed
at the November election By an in
dependent candidate and later left the
city under unfavorable cireumstances.
Wednesday Constable Owens vent 70
Marshall, Mo-, and brought back Aus
tin upon q warrant wor out by A
Greditzer, q merchant Of this place
charging him with obtaining three
pairs Of pants under false pretenses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
Quaint Sayings.

1t Is interesting and instructive tc
read bright and well constructed ad.
vertlsements. hessrs. @ l. Hood q
Co, Of sArsapsriIla fame, must nave
been ct ssreat feast and taken every
thing home with them. They are
using : bright selection Of quaint old
sayings and proverbs as the starterl
in . series OF clever advertisements,
wherein the proverbs are neatly turned
and paraphrased 70 ht the subject
matter. The public Ike this breezy
advertising, as it reminds Of Other
proverbs and opens up discussion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

AT II o'Iock a. m. on Tuesday, Apri
IS, Glenn Han and Miss Bennetts
Fowler, both Of AudraiH county, were
married at the BRIDES home BY Rev
]. A. StrawD, Of Moberly. The groom
is a prosperous young farmer and
married one Of Audrsin county's besi
teachers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

MEXICO, Mo April io.-At my place
In southeast Mexico win be found q
good Jack. Terms same ~ last year,
IS the season; seven 10 insure. Not
responsible for escape or accidents.
Colt good IN all cases for season.
SIT A. n. HAKRIsoN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
WHAT no THE CHILDREN DRINK

Drust give chem Tea o. eoaee. Have o tried
the rrw lord drnk eailsA GRAIE-Of It IL de-
Hrtgas and uourashing and takes the place q
cnnee. 70 more GRAfN-O you give ths chi
drsn the more ha4ith you Distribute through
thesr systems. SRAIE-O is made q pure
nAins, and when properly prepared tastes IKE
ths chofcr era1ss d eofee, bat costs about y
A. much. AL grDeers sell Il. Il and &c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

The Norborne JeTersonidR "a!
Bob White, Of the Mexico LEDGE
wants a Military Academy in bis t,
and does not want the people to bed
down because Col. Blees, of Macon
going to build one there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

The story is told Of an Iowa girl who
spent % in advertising for q husband
and got one. He was killed at Santiago
and she has received 5000 life insur.
ancs and win get q pension.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

Or. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are for
sale by ali druSSists, OF uia be sent postpaid,
on RECEIPT Of price, SO cents per box SIX boxes,
s2so, by the d.. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady, NY. Our neu book. PLAIN TALKS
10 MoNEN sent free 70 any address % request.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

Then be made an u~nprovoked a..
sault on youf"
"Oh. mol He was more than pr0yOk.
Sd He was mad a. a hornet II
dianapolis Journal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
CHAMP aAESETTR
Bitter Hatred Between
Republican Factions
WAR TO THE KNIFE IN OHIO
May Result In 4 Division Of Ma
tional Delegation
NILES A POSSIBLE CANDIDATE

R<p.hllena Frees FeArs That The
Geaernl NAY LS~A - = Formidable
opp~nent 20 NeKsnley In the Ma
aisaal coaxeatiea-Grssxsasr Has
seaeshisE se Thiak About - Eles-
tien of sennsorA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

Mesdanss 0. Il. Hardin, II. N.
Richardson and @. 2. Gibbsi OF Mex
leo, are members Of the board Of
managers Of The Missouri Woman's
Baptist soeiety.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

Lesley Owings has returned TO bis
home In Sturgeon after visiting HE
cousin, Mrs. q. II. owings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

B. @. Johnson and SOD, Selden, are
home from Jefferson City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

Mrs. B. Q. Johnson goes to Jefier-
son City MONDAY on q visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
Repairine Neatlr Done.

""Fb "~NEJ ~~~
II you want your watch cleaned
repairing of any kind done neat.
cheaply and promptly call on I'll
Riley. Satisfaction guaranteed.
WITT T. s. RILEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27
For Sac.

Eggs from standard bred Black
Minorca fowls. II you want chickens
for eggs they will please you.
dI-w4 OTIS PURDY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

Solder your tinwsre free Of charge
at V. o. P. King's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

when nature fails TO assert itself, develop.
rnerts result which injure the health and
impair the constitution Of the maiden.
The timely use Of Bradheld's Female
Regulator, the standard remedy for al
weaknesses and irregularities peculiar to
women, is what retarded nature needs II
ell such cases. Sold by druggists for 81.
Books for women free.
TIE BRADFELD REGULATOR CO.
GA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

Budding wo-
manhood What
glorious possibil-
itiesl What half
hidden dangers
What a time for
tender sympathy!
At pubertyna nature
generally makes
some attempt 10
establish physical
~reuuiarties but
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

W. L. Oliver, of Columbia, was in
town Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

when E-eTre is o~vertaxed, she has
her own va, Of giving notice that assist
ance Is needed She does not ask for
until il Is impossible 70 get along without
Boik and pinples are an ndicatOn that
system is accommodating impurities which
/; They are an urgent appeal for assistance
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-27

r X, Chattanooga Team. Wnts:
aseveraI tolls and car5uncies broke out upon me. causing
great pain and znnoyab0e. Ny blood seemed 70 Be in
Z ,iotaus eouaifion. and nothing I took seel1ed b DO
sny good. gix bottles Of 5 S. 8 cured me completely
and ~ blood has bsea perfectly pure ever since"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15
Death of Napoleon rant.

Napoleon FAINT, "a years of age, brother
of John j. FAINT. died last night at 9: 35
o'clock at st. Josephs infirmary
The deceased was formerly well known
in this city He lived here up to several
years ago, when he went to East Texas
to engage in the lumber business Years
ago before printing machines we're re-
garded as a practical reality, Napoleon
rant was printer in Houston and was
accounted as among the best at the case.
HIS brother subsequently became sheriff
OF the county and both have many friends
in Houston. The deceased was brought to
the inhrmary here several days ago, but
his ailment was not then considered serl-
Gus. He leaves a wife and three children,
Mrs, Allen Paul. Sam FAINT and Lotte
rant all of whom were with him at the
time OF his death
The funeral will occur this Afternoon at
o'clock from the infirmary with inter-
ment in Glenwood.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15
CITY BREyITIEs.

- Bonn to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert chimene. a
l2-rornd son.
The Current Literature club will meet with
Mrs w. C. Baily Wednesday afternoon.
NJ. R. r. Landram has claimed the hose
held at the police station. 1t was stolen
from his premises few nights ago.
Rev, DR., Lazarus OF Temple Beth Israel
Is quite i'll with malnrial fever and has been
renewed TO st. Joseph's infrmary for treat
mant
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph company's office
for s.. p. Parker. George Herring and Leila
Thornton.
-, on charge q aggravated assault Dan
THOMPSON waived examination In Justice
Malsch's court Yesterday and was placed un-
der a 800 bond
The reg lar weekly summer night concert
oil the 'urnverein Will occur at Turner Hall
been arranged.
Work OH the new Boyles building on Main
street was resumed Yesterday tho contro-
yersy REGARDING the same having been salts
factorily settled.
Fire Chief Husscy has purchased three
new horses, Two are TO be used at the new
No. station and the other GU one OF the
chemical engines.
The name OF Mr.. G. W. wathen is posted
on the bulletin board as an applicant for
membership in the Houston Cotton EXCHANGE
and Board OF Trade.
Charles Marshall. colored. on a charge Of
,heit from me person, waived examination
placed under $3.50 bond.
Tie. new ire station in the Fifth ward mo
~ WILL Chief Hussey states. he opened aud
occupied this evening. Henry Wooley a well
known fireman, Will he the captain in charge
3ls applicants for enlistment in the Thir
ty-third regiment were rejected Yesterday aud
only one accepted. thus making total OF
time.
Justice Malsch was called yesterday TO hold
an lnauest over the remains OF Ned Hill
lard a. negro He rendered a verdict 10 the
effect that death had ensued from natural
causes
Policeman Woolford Yesterday KILLED three
Irish setters--two pups and their mother--be-
longing 10 W. y De Treville of 1872 Me.
Kinney avenue. they having been bitten on
Friday laY by another dog. which was az.
nicted With the rabies. The latter animal be-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15
Funeral of Robert Adatr

AS though the elements were weeping
for the dead a heavy rain storm came up
yesterday just at the hour appointed for
the funeral of Robert Adair, and the flower
laden casket was borne from the hearse
into the Sacred Heart church in a drench
ing rain. Rev. Father Lee chanted tn.
service for the dead and the choir COM
posed of Mesdames Giraud and Carr and
Mr.. Cliff Grunewald sang the requiem.
These are three OF the oldest members
OF the Annunciation church choir of which
the deceased was member for so many
years. and that they should sing his re-
QUEEN was sadly touching incident OF
the service.
The remains were buried In Glenwood.
The city council adjourned its meeting
as mark of respect to the deceased and
the flag over the city hall fioated all day
yesterday at half mast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15
H--a---=---------~-- - -
LIGHT GUARD MATTERS.
Bond for Equipment Furnish c Il.
The New York Trim.

Captain George W. Mccormick of tho
Houston Light Guard yesterday made the
bond required by the State for the equip.
ment furnished militia organizations. The
instrument has already been forwarded to
Austin and the members of the company
hope to have their arms and accoutrements
here by Thursday next, in which event
drilling viii be commenced on the follow
Ing day. The date set for the trip to New
York to assist in welcoming Admiral
Dewey home is only comparatively short
time away. and it is the earnest desire
of everyone concerned to have The or
ganization in tirst-class condition by then.
1t is likely that an entertainment Of some
sort will be arranged in the near future
for the purpose of raising the .unls ncces-
sary to pay the expenses If tie Tip So
far between fifty and sixty members of
the company have signifed their intention
of going.
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longed to Mr.. Will Howard and was killed
as soon az II was discovered tnat he had
Ihydf ophobia.
Conductor J. W. Giddngs of the Southern
Pacific has returned from Bainbridge. Ia.
where he took the remains OF his wife for
burial cambridge was the place OF Mrs.
Gideirgs' nativity.
Messrs. Hpp q Kew. who have the contract
for paving a part OF Crawford street with
Thurbet brick. expect to begin work next
week. They are already at work on Houston
avenue, three blocks havsE been concreted.
! The Houston Light Artillery met last night
and transacted some routine business. The
election OF lieutenant to fll the position
made vacant by the resignation OF Il. y.
Buiac was deferred to the next meeting.
Mr.. Simon Rosenberg and Miss Fannie
CT swate werc married at the home OF Mr..
II. Weinberg. 25ls Odin avenue, yesterday
evening IN the presence of few friends and
relatives. They will reside here in the fu-
! ture.
The dedication OF the Salvation Army tent.
corner OF Fannin and Prairie. Will be made
tonight by Adiutant w. j. Carter OF Kansas
misslonins local officers and swearing in OF
some recruits.
Fire Chief J. j. Hussey and wife. Mr..
Tom Dickinson and Aldermen Rosenthnl ana
the Missouri. Kansas ana Texas for SYRIA
cuse. n. y. where they will attend the Ma
tional Fire Chiefs convention.
a thunderstorm accompanied by drench-
yesterday afternoon, and for the time be-
ing cooled the atmosphere and laid the dust.
but the storm was CT brief duration and
the SUN soon reaopenring set In his usual
splendor.
The funeral OF Mrs H. X Fowler, whose
death occurred at Morgan Point Sunday night
took place Yesterday afternoon from the
residence Of DR.. VIM. Brumhy in the Fifth
ward. Interment was made In Hollywood.
The deceased was the mother of Mrs.
Brumby
Rayn ond NJ, the little son OF Mr.. j. J.
Gillespie OF the city engineers office. died
yesterday morning of scarlet fever and was
buried at D. m. MIR. Glllespie's wife died
only few DAYS ago OF the same disease,
and the double affliction has proven SAD
blow TO him. He has the sincere sympathy
of large number OF friends.
A 5-months-old baby was left on the steps
of Mr.. Ferdinand Georges house on Lubbock
street IN the Sixth ward Saturday night. At
taohed to the infants dress was a piece OF
PAPER which was written: Born March
q, 1893. I have brought YOU what you
want. Take the best of care of him Mr..
ane Mrs, George will adoct the child.
The remains OF Eva Taylor. daughter OF
Hilliard TAYLOR a we'll known ooored man
Of this city. arrived here last night from
Nevada. Mo. where the death occurred. The
funeral will take place this morning from
Trinity church. w. h. CoRle. j.. L. Jones.
George c. Thomas. Lee Gilmore. r II
Frances and John C. Collins will act as pail
bearers