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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10
Sher1rs sale

By virtue and authority Of . general
execution issued from the once Of
the clerk OF the ci rcuit court Of Case Co No
returnsble al the January term, IS.z Of ssid
court, 70 me directed IN favor OFF T West
and against Joseph :. Reeder. / have
levied and seized upon all the right title
interest and claim Of defendant, Joseph :
Reeder, in and 10 the following described real
wit:
North half Of the southeast quarter Of
section nine 81, in township forty-nine an, OF
range thirty one 81 I viii
Tuesday, November Il, Is0z-
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the ,or-s
noon and I've o 'eIock in the afternoon az 81,
day, At the east 'front.' door Of the court house
sell the same so much thereof a. NAV - -
Quirsd at public yendue 70 the highest kddde~
for cash, 70 satisfy said execution and co,Sts
JOE 7. SMITH
s-4t Sheriff Of Bates COUNTY No
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10
Administrstrix Notice

Notice is hereby given that letters Of admin
istrstion upon the estate Of Willis Floyd
deceased, have been granted TO the undersiEn-
ed, by the Bates county probate court, in Bates
county, Missouri, bearing date the thirtie n
day OF eptember, 1901.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance
within one year from the date Of said letters
or they may be precluded from any benefit of
such estate: ana If said claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date OF the publica-
ton of this notice, they will be forever barred
NANCY A FLOYD,
E-4t Administrarrix.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10
Every Healthy Boy

likes to get himself into places OF
danger. Hence bruises, strains and
sprains. Mother scolds and brings
out the bottle of Perry Davis Pain
Killer and rubs it on the injured
spots with an energy and frequency
depending on the seriousness of the
case. There is nothing like pain killer
to take out the soreness and to make
stiff muscles strong and, supple as
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10
Our Future Citizens.
From the Memphis Commersi.I-Appeai

From the Memphis CommereisI-Appeai.
This country will be whatever the
boys now growing up shall make it.
and they should be SO educated as to
create in their minds a horror of dis
order and violence and a love of
peace. justice between man and man.
good citizenship and the fear of God.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice lie hereby given 20 gil creditors and
sill others in Interested in the estate of Wood-
in. deceased. that the ere~utrIr
OF said estate, intends 20 make 5 dpsI set-
Element OF said estate 81 the next term of
the Probste court OF Bates county stat4 q
Missouri 70 be held in SAID COUNTY AZ RntIsY
for the term beginning On Nondsy the IItb
dsy Of Nov 1871.
4s-4s PRUDEN Z. woopFIS
E1ec1trfx
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10

During the campaign Senator Han
ma asked Mr. Roosevelt to wear
silk hat in the larger cities.
But | don't like them,' objected
Col. Roosevelt.
Il think, though, you had better
wear one occasionally" persisted Mr..
Hanna.
"All right. senator; the next time L
go to Albany I'll get out my silk hat
and wear it, replied Roosevelt.
The next time he went to Albany
was after the close of the campaign.
Col Roosevelt wore his sombrerO to
the last.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10
ANECDOTES OF
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Things Not Generally Known Concern
ing His Easy Life.

President Roosevelt strenuously
objects to having photographs ofhis
children published. During the cam
paign a number OF requests were re-
ceived by him from pictorial papers,
but in each case he declined.
eff too much attention Is PAID TO
children at the age Of mine, they may
become spoiled, " he declared.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10

A stitch in time saves nine" and
a dose of Billiards. Horehound Syrup
at the beginning of a cold will save
you many weary hours and even
days of distressing and harassing
cough. Price 25 and so cents. For
sale by III. l.. Tucker
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10
Why take any Chances

with some new and untried medicine
for such serious troubles as diarrhoea
cramps. dysentery, when you should
know that for over half a century
Pain Killer has cured millions ofcases
Look out forimitations, THERE'S onlv
one genuine, Perry Davis
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10

Pr,-ident Roosevelt is religious
mat, and wherever he goes stands
we'll ~ estimation of his neighbors
for ms active participation in works
Of religion and mercy. He carries a
porrIv pocket of loose coin, an equal
~ VIII proportional purse and a
cherkbook that rapidly becomes a
package OF stubs. Yet his habits are
So regular that the least irregulSrity
ina business transaction attracts his
wutchfal oversight, and household
serNauts-always long in his employ
VIII le realizing the freedom they en-
JOY, live the closest attention to the
detn oftheir stewardship. A friend
accn ,panying him on a jaunt about
New FORK saw a 800 bill disappear
il portemonaie of a solicitor for
known charity in the same five
m ~ that the President called at
t" II toan overcharge offive cents.
A ,tblack. taking advantage OF
the resident haste. tried to satisfy
h it'll nickel less of change, but
ia. gle eye of the public admins
tr,,s"r detacted the petty swindle.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10

Julian Ralph once asked Mr.. Roose-
welt: What did you expect to be or
dream of being when you were a
boy?"
IL do not recollect that dreamed
at all or planned at all" he answer
ed. II simply obeyed the injunction,
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do,
do that with all thy might, so took
up what came along as it came.
Since then have gone on Line oln's
motto, "Do the best; if not, then the
best possible.
President Roosevelt was once tray
cling in Idaho, and passed a book
store in the window of which was a
copy of his "Winning of the West. ?"
Going into the bookstore, he inquir-
ed who is this author, Roosevelt?
60" said the bookseller, hes a
ranch driver" ''And what do you
think of his book" asked the Presi-
dent. "Well, said the dealer, slowly
and deliberately, 1--we always
thought I'd like to meet the author
and tell him that if he had stuck to
running ranch, and give up writing
books, he'd have made a powerful
more of n success at his trade
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10

President Roosevelt prefers that his
wife and children be eliminated from
his career so far as the public is con
cerned.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10

On one occasion, when he was speed
ing over the Pennsylvania Railroad,
en- route to Washington, fond faith
er held his boy in one arm and copy
of Judge III the other. A cartoon OF
an lrishman on the warpath, knife in
hand. and savage teeth displayed,
doomed up before the small boy. Il
know mint" said the boy. so, Iguess
you d mt" said the father, suspect
ing nothing. and seeing no cause for
alarm Yes, l do!' persisted the
bad hoy; Il know who he is and
what ne is He's called Teddy Roose-
Welt and he fights the Indians stand
ing -, horseback, and what he can t
cu5 pieces he tears with his teeth. p"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10

We have seen the frail infant when
the faint struggle for existence
istence seemed almost ended, resusci-
tated and made strong by the use
of Whites Cream Nermifuge. Price
25c cents. For sale by H. l.. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10
ShAriHBs Sale


By virture and authority OF 3 special execu-
ton for delinquent taxes, issued from the Of
See OF the clerk OF the circuit court of Bates
county Missouri, returnao.e at the SovemO bel
term. 1891. Of said court. tO lie directed in ia
VT Of A owen eN ofncio collector of the rev.
enue of Bates county and against Geo Sander
worth Reuben Breeder. Orey l have lev
led and seized upon all the right. title, inter
est and claim OF defendants. Geo, SunderworJh
heuben Breeder Oney in aud to the fol
lowing described real estate situated in Bates
county, Missouri. to wit:
The southeast quarter ofThe northeast quar-
ter OF section twenty one t2D in township
thirty eight (ss OF range thirty nine (ssl,
will on
Tuesday, November y, 1901,
between the hours OF nine o clock in the fore
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the east front door OF the court house.
In the city of Butler, Bates county. Missouri
sell the same or mucn thereof ss may be re
quired at public vendue 30 the Highest bidder
for cash TO satlsfy said execution and costs.
JOE SMITH,
4s-4t Sheriff of Bates County Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10

Especially with newspaper men has
tn. Jew President been popular.
During the campaign in which he was
ted governor of New York Jour
,listic headquarters was establish
lat Oyster Bay, L. L., and the news
paper men camped on the lawn in
tents. One evening, when all was
dark and still-and it is pretty late,
or, rather, early. in a camp of news
paper men when it becomes still en-
ough to sleep-a noise was heard. an
alarm raised and the word passed
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-10

HOME OF MINERS ATTACKED.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12

Order OF Publication

state If Missouri. a..
county 81 ~ Francpig,
IN tbs Circuit Coulf. November Term mi.
state % Missouri ut thh rel> tlun and 10 the
ia q ffanA kirhanisnn, tNiipciaf ~ tiie
revenue 81 81. Fmncpis guAnty, fg'ff,
". c. Fcrdl, Defendant.
Nov ~ thls day cupies tic Plaintiff
~ herein ~ her nftnrntys, tspkfu r
sNlhk, and Elcs hcr petition anil adiaaFif,
alleging amung gthnr th!n4s ihal ncfssid.
ant ". q, fsrriii is aot n resident 81 thu
state 81 Niskouti whnFeapnn, u a. ordered
- tbr CleIk 10 vacation, ttat said nsfend
aAt D. notified ~ publication thaI t'iaintiH
has commenced o suit against him IN titls
Court, the o5Sfct AMI general nature Of
which y Ia entOfce the collection ~ hack
taxes dur the craniy % 81 Francois snG
state III Missouri far the ycags Hssl. lsli .
fs.ast iNG ana $50, amounting 10 all 60 ElA Is.
on uFilhauent and forfeited tangts tir&rflsead
a. Follows. io.wit Hart northeast upaftor
zNetioh q, township ~, range q. containing
tfe acres, lyiag ans being III sniA county ~
". tr@ac1is ana state nt Missouri ami fhat
bias2H tie sald w g. tetrlll be and appear
81 this Court. at the next term thereof u
be begun ana holden Of the Court House ia
tHe city nf farmihgtu iu said enuufy on
the eleventh DAP 81 November next aRA
% o. before the iirst dag Of said term. Il
the Term shall SO long contlngr-ana II nUt
then on or before the last dap ct sald term
answer or plead 10 the petition Ia said
cause, the sanin will be taken as confessed
ana Judgment viii bs rendered accordingly
ana II "a furtfuf ordered That d EuuY hhFp
~ fa published. according 10 lew. IN The
Huntington IimHa, q newspaper published
81 said county ~ ~ fruncois. for four
wrecks successfully. Published az least Onrr
. week, the last Insertion 10 b. az least NJ
days iaiore the nrtt DAY Of satd next No.
yCitaiSvF torn Of iris Uourt
J &. WILLIAMS, Circuit g3ptk.
~ q. 4. HtLEsuN. deputy.
A true copy from the record.
........ Witness ms hand. and the seal
q % the Circatt Court of 81 Fran
90 10 COTS collty, this ga day uf Au.
''''''r- gust, 1901
!. G. WILLIAM Circait CLERK.
~ g. = WILSON, d. G..
september AZ, is0i.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
NOTICE. OF
Stockholders Meeting

N1ilrg o. burrlI given thlt ErpFfal
meeting ui a." stockholders ~ the It IRAN.
co.'s county Electric ihtlruad Company viii
Dr. unid at the Mayors Office to the flty uf
day nt september, 1901. ~ nine o CLOCK a.
IN. for the putpJe" 1T voting upon gTHpp.
sitlohs then ana thvro 60 be submitted ~
fellows
al 70 increase the capital stock % tho
81. Francois County EiectriC Railroad J0m.
paHy from e. go - TO gi0a, uUl.tH, divided
Into COO sharrS uf the par value of ttue
each.
Q} To luerease the capital stock Of tho
-. Francois county Electric Railroad tslm.
lany from fj',U0.tp To $50, uQ1 %. divided
into 80 sHaTrs OF the par YalGc OF 500 -
each.
a. To authorize the issue Of SIS 900 %
IN bonds 81 thnst. Francois county Electric
ilailrnah Company to- he secured by q decd
of trust which shall bu q lien upon an NJ the
property upw owned or hereafter TO he &C.
quired - the st Francois County Electric
IA "a authorize the issue Of $500 Coz N
"a bonds u the 81 Francois County Electric
knltlDau Company to be secured liy deed
81 trust which shall b. lien dpnn gu Of
the property nUw owned or nefxaftsr To- ua
acquired by the st. Francois County kiec-
tFte nafituai lumprny.
aA 10 authorize the iasue OF stas ,utsa 90
In honda Of the 81. Francois County Electric
81 trust Hhic,f shall he lien upon nil ~ the
property nnw owned 81 hereafter O. be ar
gnired BY the 81, Francois County Electric
Railroad Company.
~ 40 authorize the issue oI giS1 60 90
IN bonds at tho -. francois County Electric
Railroad Company 10 he secured by q deed
OF trust witch shalt he Item upon all OF tho
property nov owned or hereafter tn be ar-
aulrea by the ~. Francois County Electric
Railroad COMPANY
And for the transaction Of such othsr
business a. may properly come before eas
said nesting.
81 uFtipf ~ tha Itoard of Directora
FEfER Guessing. President.
y. 4. GAftE. secretary
JAY ~, isai.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
The President
VIII Live.

The condition Of President
Mckinley is very gratifying,
according to latest advices.
DIR. Rixey, who has been con-
stantly with the President
since he was shot, has publicly
announced that the danger
point has passed, and that the
President would survive the
attempt upon his life. Every
true American and patriot is
praying that the encouraging
opinions Of his physicians may
prove correct and that no COM
plications to retard recovery
may set in. "Of course" DR..
Mckinney says, ''we will all
feel easier when a week has
passed"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12

being done, so far as the public can
see; there Is no evidence that the
sif5. 900 appropriated by the last
Legislature Is not available, and we
have no doubt chat Il Is available; II
Il Ia not, the present commissioners or
the Governor ought TO make Il known,
ought to speak ont and lell why the
delay There was never better wea-
Their for building than that Of the last
six Anonths, but not ono thing has
been done, not dollar has been ex-
pended he commissioners have
made a trip or two Easl with the view
Of examining, a. they say, The latest
institutions, Ia order to know how to
pat mp a dining hall aud other ne
CURED buildings. We have no doubt
that they have exercised their best
ability in getting information, but it
docs seem that tie architect, Senator
liohcnsohld, might In four OF five
months have devised plans for the
erection % these buildings.
/, will b. seen from the above that
The Globe Democrat has made a mis-
take; that the blame & not to be
placed upon the Legislature The
truth is, the Legislature acted very
literally in appropriat,rg even tl45,-
loco, taking into consideration the
manner Of the expenditure Of the frs,
$3.50. 900, and there Is no use Of crit
ioiyiug that body. The fact that the
Asylum is not being pushed ahead and
built, as 1t ought to be, r not q qucs-
ton Of politics, It T. simply question
Of good bushes. management Perhaps
there has been som1 fayorili5m, per
haps little jobhcry---we don't know.
We simply make this criticism Of the
above extract In order to set the pub.
lie right. We live within q mile of
the institution and know whereof we
speak II there IS no money for the
commissioners to use, why do they
not tell the pcopIc9 II there is money,
why are the commissioners not using
q? win there ever be anything more
done towards the completion Of the
Asylum 4. contemplated by the law,
or shall the doors Of the cottages,
closed sometime last March, remain
forever closed2 II Is about time
something was being done. The next
Legislature will be more inquisitiyc
than the last one il something is not
done, and that pretty soon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
Order of Publication.

state 0t Missouri, "a.
County 81 u FrsRcois -
IN the Circuit Court. November Term, laqi.
state OF Missouri ex rel and to the use
OF Prank richardson. Collector nf tile
lisyohnc Of " Francois county, Fl'n,
VI.
Unknown heirs Of David T.. PerFymAn, an.
known haira % mason frissell. unknown
heirs VI Israel MeGrady, Defendsnts.
~ uW a: this DAY Games the l9nln,iH
~ hcrein ny her attorneys, Flpkin Z
~eiuk and Hies her petition and af1dayii.
alluSlnR among other things that nrteHd-
ant unknown heirs 81 nayld o., rcrr. man.
unknown heirs 80 Macon frlasell ard uns
known heirs o. israel McGrady. as gar ~
she has been abs Ia ascertain. nFa not ggs-
dents 81 the state % Missouri; whpragpun
Il ia ordered by thG Clerk at tins IOurt "a
vacation. that said Defendants be nIlinei
los publication that piainiin has vuni.
ntuncrd a suit against them tn this court.
the uhJect and general Deturr of which Is
for The collection Of back taxes on drliH.
qucn' lands in the county 81 81 Francois
au state % Missouri, ana due Tho a1lt
state and county, fBr The years 80, 1872,
lsN, lHp ana lgn, amounting 10 all O. 81 si.
said land being described ~ follows ~guiA
part Of The east h1lf % tho northeast quarter
g ser,li tWp -, rye O. containing z sea
1FiniHtiW states tunt Ehp verify hp.trEUs
tutrs ate persons Interested 81 Ia SUBJECT
matter % thla petition Whose names slr
cannot insert THERON because unknown 10
l"r, ana thht they have an Interest AZ hfltl
% David =, fvrgyman, Mason fris ~ AMI
ISRAEL MfiaFA ~. ana derived as Hello ~
David 4 fEFTymHn, Mason trisapli ana b..
rIvi NCtmGF, as TAT a. hgr knowledge nix
tends, ani would pray the court, in waco
ttOu, r. m1kv an order at publication as in
case ~ nnU rtHldrnthls ana that uuiru tile
said unknown hstrs u n1vlI 8. feftymau,
ana unknown heirs NJ Mason FrissUH and
urHNHWA heirs % Israel M"6rudy he ANA
appear o. this court. at the nvy. tyrTn
thgu.1t. tn %" began aud holden gt tile
court House iu the city vi FArmiHEtuu. IN
s4It county uu thp eleventh day az NUVym.
uaF next, anu uu OF before itlr fI8l day 90
said icru, W the term shall $50 long con.
tiuGs-aui " nuf, then ul uE bHfyre tn last
day ~ HM term answer 90 plead ~ the
D. titiuu iu Nald raurH, tnH same VIII H.
tHtpn As confessed, ANA Judgment WI b.
rguertd nCcuFsitbElY
AHH II Is tufiHag ordered f#i' ID frfN iFre-
Of DO published according iH lpN I'm Fhe
fuuainHtuu Hines. G urs, rpagul rHbIi sitsd
80 said county Of ~ tIHralH, fHr luur
weeks fucressiy, % publ Sized Jt iuast uuCr
q week. the last Insertion Go Boz OF iantt N
trHn days hriur" be FIRST daf H! SAID uoxt
Nugeutlil tH.u of tn'a rHuu.
.. T.. WttHfNVr. tEcLitt RI,
- & T.. NtttsuN. ntIutF.
4 trua l#p} flFu .Na record.
......-. WIfuata GlJ hand ara fii9 seal
1f tbp t3rcult Court ui -' Fran
Cnis county This 21th Hly li hus
......'. guest. l3Hi.
! g.. WILL ANS. tirruIt rafE.
rs g. T.. MILh-3N, q. 4.
~r.tHutH.s -. 1857.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
Order of Publication.

Rsgse of Missouri,
t1un3 ~ ~ Francois, -.
state q siisaaFi at the relation ana 10 the
use ef frgag RNllnnispr, c8ilersor III TIC
revenue 81 ~, srancois toansy, iv'f,
sichaoi Martin nasendant.
Nov Al this day comes tia piaiuHa
~ hantu, by k~r attorneys, Plusin 4
swlnt. and fiies heF petition and anldHelf,
alleging among uthsF things that Defendant
Micaal Martin = not resident OF the stare
81 Missouri Naereunpn. Il Is ofdereA ~
iiic Clerk ~ vacation, that said isefnnannt
te nofinsd by publication that pt1intiu has
commenced SUIT nHainat hiln Ia fhis uoEEf.
tite object ana genuFnt nature N which Is
10 enipnre the calierti9E ~ sEsgs faxes aita
the county 81 ~. francois nua state nf Mis-.
snart for tns years lss@. tws7. fge isa AuI
ran. amounting ~ ali 80 sig.8a. or the 90.
lowing desrrtbad delingaeAt and Forfeited
lands, to- Wit Al OF u'w northwest aUo FgeT
~ section twenty two Cs.g tnw nship thirfFi
eight ,4Sl, fanKe SIX ~ east, cpnsalaIar 90
acres iytng ana being ~ said cUunty ~ ~
Esaneuis and state 81 dissDuri. and thliI
unless tne said Michael Martin bn aud alis
Fs'aT a. this court, 81 ihe next torn ttseFf.
OF. 70 ~ nc gtn ann heia nj tho Count ifausa
IN the cts ~ Farmlagtcn, on tRH elcvon1h
uhf OF november next. and on VI befaTw
the Altt day ~ said term, II the term shan
- long coniinur-and II not, then 81 or
before the last Gay ~ said taru--ansHer or
plead tu the peiit'on 10 said caHse. Ito
Saue VIII D. taken rs confessed, and Jaug-
neni WILL b. rendered accordingly.
Ana y ~ further Uf8erNai. thai a cory
heseni hs puhsizhHd, according % law, ~
The lanningfOD Times, a newspaper pab.
lithed IN said county Of ~ faancuis for
four weeks sWrcestisely. published al truet
oacV a week, tnv last insertion u he az least
htteen dayH before the tirSt GaY of said az AZ
November term Of this Court.
: 4, WILLIAMS, Circuit CLERK.
as q. u. WILKsoy. Depnty,
true copy from lhs record
....-sts Witness my hand, and the seal
: ~ the circuit t'duf % 81. fran
rnis county, this zeth day OF Au-
.''-''s' gust isii.
!, e.. WILLIAMS. Circuit Clsfk.
ny q, =. WILSON, q. g,
september "a, tiQi
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
81 Francois County at Buffalo Expo.

Commissioner +, +. Graves has
favored us again with copy Of the
Pan. American Magazine. II is beauti-
fully printed aud illustrated. and
among many other interesting features
of the exposition eonlains splendid
hali-tonc illustrations Of Mi.sourl's
horticultural mud mining exhibits.
Speaking Of the exhibits from this
county tbs Magazine says:
"AlOng side this space. aud coutiu.
uing In similar arrangement 1T step
shelves, will be seen magnificent
assortment Of lead ores, disseminated
form, ilom Southeast Missouri, fur
nishcd by tho 81. Joseph Lead Co. Of
Bsnue Terre aud hoe Hun Lead Co.
of flat River Ores were also fur.
nishod by the Central Lead Co. aud
Columbia Lead Co, all from 1t. Fran.
co.'s county, the largest lead producer
in The world. A lot of pig lead is
shown by the st. Joseph Lead Co.
The Doc Ron Lead Co displays a
large number Of glass jars of mill pro.
duct, showing system Of ore dressing.
There are several cases of very fiue
specimens Of oa!cites aud attractive
gslona combinations from the st. zoe
and Doe Run companies. A lsfge
painting Of the St. Joe Lead Co. =
works is seen overhead"
Also els shown u most interesting
combination case of rare aud beautiful
specimens from the private collection
of Nit. Z. 7. Graves, comprising ns il,
docs minerals and ores, also many
rare specimens Of gems, cut and pol.
ished and representing about all tho
States, as well as Mexico, North aud
South America, aud is one that con.
tinually attracts attention. -
"Sl. Francois county Is conspicu.
ously represented by display Of red
granite, 10 rough and polished state,
furnished by the NJ X. 4 u. 4. Ry.
Shehsn Bros. and Schneider Granite
Co. also have fine specimens on ex-
hibit.'
The Missouri mines and mining ex-
hibit was collected by Commissioner
=. T. Graves Of Doe Run, assisted by
MIR. James A. Reeves of Joplin.