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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
pRAIRLE YIEW ITEMS


Correspondence of the Ledger.
PRAIRIE VIEW, April 2. = March
came in like a lion and went out like
one.
The Easter snow came on time with
a good rain which was very much
needed.
Graden stuff and oats are coming up
nicely.
School will close the last Of the
month.
Miss Lena Gamble spent last week
with her grandparents in Mexico.
Earl Atkins has the Cad Crockett
place rented,
Mac Gamble has rented the d. X.
Crockett place.
There is much petty thievery being
done. There should be a stop put to
it. Times are hard and people cannot
afford to lose their meat and fowls.
The Davis brothers sold to Cant par
ties some hogs at &c per hundred.
+ Cook Groves sold hogs at &c.
Albert Prices fine saddle horse died
last week.
There will be preaching at the
Prairie View church the third Sun
day.
Earl Atkins gave a party last week
at the Cad Crockett place. Mesdames
Hickman and Atkins c%haperones.
Dick Atkins, after spending the
winter with his parents, has returned
to Washington.
The club has adjourned for the
spring; 1t will be recognized In the
fall.
Miss Nell Davis moved to Centralia
last week,
Homer Robinson and wife are ex-
pected home from Washington soon.
This cold weather is hard on stock
who have turned them on grass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
announcements County Offices.

/ announcements for County Offices In Daily
EnaFR $500; In Weekly JaELGER 800. Cards,
% per thousand. An announcements and
eards, cash with order,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

State superintendent Of Public
Schools, W. T. Darlington, in a pub
lie letter, concerning the observation
of ArbOr day in Missouri, commends
the move inaugurated in the st. Louis
schnnlS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

If you would economic you would
buy the best. MAPLE CRY SELF
WASHING SOAP pays interest on every
cent invested in it. You do not pay
for resin, which has no washing quail
ties, as you do when you buy inferior
soaps. Every ounce Of it has washing
value, which makes it cheapest to buy.
Use on your next wash day. Give
your tired muscles a rest. Save your
strength, your back, your temper and
your money. For sale by all groeers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
IT'S A GREAT THING FOR YOU!

But not for the proprietor of the GREAT eec STORE
to sacrifice goods like this when you know how all goods are
up on the market. If ever prices brought crowds this is a
time the 99c STORE will be crowded. Don't miss the good
things offered below. These great bargains are for April only.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Totals: For supervision, PSI; against
supervision, los. Majority, l32.
In the thirteen rural precincts
heard from supervision lost by a total
vote Of: 40 for: lib against,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
Addition to Mil Rnildinp.

The Pollock Mill and Elevator
%. are erecting another addition to
their property. A three story office
and storage building is being built on
the east side Of the mill and when
finished will make a handsome addi-
ton TO the property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

L. Philip is home from a visit in
~. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
SANrA IA ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
SANTA FE, April Mrs Anderson,
of Moline, was here Sunday to see her
father, T. Combs, who is very i'll.
George Waterson was in town Sun
day.
Miss Mayme MCGEE and o. l.. Orig
Ter were married in Paris Saturday.
Quite a surprise to their many friends.
Frank Snider had the misfortune Of
getting his leg broken last week.
Miss AakIer and Tom Shearer, OF
Strother, visited Miss Camplin Sun
day.
Bob Beamand Joe Wilson, Of Moli-
no, we're in our little village Satur-
day.
danger Signal" a drama in two
acts, will be in town Thursday, April
3.
Mary Johnston and brothers, Ed
die and Robert, attended the debate
at Strother Friday night.
Miss Camplin visited Strother
friends last week and attended the
closing exercises Of the school.
Mrs. Wright and little daughter
and son, Of Mexico, are visiting NJ. B.
WilkersOn and wife.
ALI Camplin made a business trip
to Mexico the first Of the week.
Several from Santa Fe and vicinity
attended VIM. Peaks sale Thursday.
He and his family will move to Mex
leo to reside in the near future. They
will be greatly missed.
George MCGEE, OF Hunnewell, is the
guest OF his parents.
Walker Quisenberry made a bust
ness trip TO Vandalia the first Of the
week.
Mrs. John Powell is visiting heI
parents at Shelbina.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Do not be put off by your grocer
with something he claims is "iust as
goodn as MAPLE CITY SELF-WAsH-
ING SOAR. 1t has no competitor,
There is nothing Just as good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Don't fail to take a look at the new
Captain Kid disc %cultivator and read
a few testimonials from well known
farmers. FERRIS & CAUTHORN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

To exchange-My St Louis property
ON Howard street. Five one,story s,A
room brick fats, all in good repairs,
rents for s72.5O per month; lot % uy
is1, feet deep. My equity Is 5000
deed OF trust $500, due on July ~,
,ooI WIN exchange for a well located
farm and will assume Auo'eSS "a,
Nufer. Moberly, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

The Captain Kid is the e%altiyator 70
LIT a. is disc you are thinking OF
suy,ng. We invite everybody TO axe
a look at this wonderful piece ?. u,.TS.
Sbinery whether you are in the mAfA-
ct for a disc or not. on
g FERRIS Il CAUTHoRS'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

NJ. C. Owen and family VIII occupy
the McIntire residence, Just east Of
the Christian church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Wooden bookings on u Capt. Kidd.
win they wear longer than iron box
ingsg Gall and let US tell You about
them. FERRIS s CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

A committee has been selected at
Chicago to raise a $4,000 fund for
Mrs, Altgeld. IL is said Ex-Governor
Altgeld left her penniless.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Rev. W. II. Hook returned home
Monday night from Princeton, H.,
after a visit to his daughter, Mrs. L.
ID. Hickman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

New Departure - constantly EUR
sued but never ~Overtaken.
FERRIS & CAuruoRN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Mrs. L. n. Mccain died at Ellens-
burg, Wash, Monday and the remains
will be brought to Farber, Mo, for
interment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
JUICE EAsTERN DISTRICT.

We are authorized TO o
JAMES HEArON
a candidate for County Judge OF the Eastern
district; subject TO the Democratic primary.
Aprl8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

See our line OF farm machinery.
FERRIS & CAurHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Kew. ]. j. Porter is conducting a
pf"traetea meeting at Green CITY, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

If you are going to need a good hog
attend the sale Saturday, April 5, at
.Graham's stable, Mexico.
d1f-w1 NJ. p. CARPENTER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

p. Il. Cullen and r. D. Rodgers are
In st. Louis on business with the
st Louis Court of Appeals
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

d, P, Moore and John w. Howell
are spending a month at Hot springs.
Arkansas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

After May 10 Mexico will have two
express offices. The United States
Express oftice, with j. A. Glandon in
charge, will be at the old stand. The
Pacific Express Company will also
open an office in this city.
Mr.. Glandon has been the local rep
resentative for the United States Ex-
press Company for years, and is one Of
the best know and most popular agents
Of the company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Howard Baskett and wife are domi-
at the home of Mr., Baskets
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Baskett
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

VIII sell you Carpets from
I9c yard up. Mattings from
Ioc yard up. Lace Curtains
from soc a pair up.
Rugs cheaper than any one.
Shades, all prices and kinds.
Some more OF those pretty
Draperies, Swisses, &C., re-
ceived to-day.
We sell for cash. We have
small expense and can sell on
very small margin.
COME SEE US.
"A. B. Smith
| SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY

If you want to borrow money on
good real estate security or wish to
renew or extend an existing loan, we
can give you rates that defy compe-
tltion. See US before applying.
IArrNAMR {. RAnNEs-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Miss Gussie schopp is visiting st.
Louis friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Wallace Harper, Of Anadarko, q. T.,
is In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
SOrTR SALT RIVER ITEMS.

SOUTH SALT RIVER ITEMS.
Correspondence Of the Ledger.
SOUTH SALT RIVER, April l.-Some
Of our early birds have planted corn.
Rothwell Crews left sunday for
Denver, COL.
Andy Hood will leave In a few days
for sugar City, Col.
Dudley Grlswold, Of California,
visited the family Of Mrs. Mary f.
Rice last week.
Miss Lucy Mcintyre visited her
brother, John, at AuxvaSSe last week.
Born, to MI. aud Mrs. I. II. Wat
tiers, aSon.
! R. A. Byrns~ celebrated the seventy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Mrs. W. B. MeIntlre has moved to
West Liberty street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

II e are authorized to announce
MISS LEILA sALLEE
! candidate for County Treasurer; subject to
be Democratic primary, April 20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. r.. Jesse,
sunday, March 30, a son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

PRESIDING JUDGE.
OORONER.

We are authorized TO announce
DIR. w. W. MACFARLANE
a candidate for Coroner OF Audrain county.
70 the Democratic primary, April %.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04

Ill Z Bill - L'lA.-
Springfield. IL. Dec. &-Proceedings +,
the Appellate Court. Third District. to-day
were a. follows:
g. +. & - W. Shirley. molten by apgelIaa ..
tax costs OF additional. abstract taken w.:l To
Gaze.
Gi'e;t IS. Gljlett: same motion as above: same
crier.
Reanetl. - Morris; motion by appellee fo-
ten days a-,iiiional time TO Ge abstracts and
wabash Tliiroad Company vr. Kamr75:. 81.
UiHl-'rc;Dr. 'tr-: motion ~ appellant f.. -xf.n-
son Il time 70 ...e record; alIow.1 ten days tx
tension q time.
Baldwin d %. vs. A!w.no. motion BY arrele.
TO dismiss ayr-a! overrI!ed: cross motion ~ an.
pel.tnt - -rrlhe ou- ap2e!ies's motion 10 dismiss
appeal r-r-.Glct
Robinson Us. sharp e. al: motion by apoer'c.
90 taE costs Of additional abstract against ap-
peiiant oEorrCled.
Ashley v. iieinr!1hs: same motion ard same
order MS above.
order a. above.
CarlstoTher y, s.mpsg2 Architectural Iron ard
Foundry Company y. leag-r II al. petition ~
lowed. IorI in the sum Ui $2.grJ to be HE'D IN
E0ri = al vs. Minor. use. etc.: NATION by ap-
pellre for 5Cave to file Eriets IGStaUter allowed
HrlLlE ~. Citizens Insurance cuIVauv: palm
tin in error GbniJtci security for costs in con-
plaintiff mo.es the -puTt to vara." orae: 10 EIvt,
Security for costs; motion hy defendant - dis
miss writ @ error fog urngu:.pl!aIc" with rule
to give security to- costs.
Taken on oal. =. Il, i. IS. 40. -. .. =. -. -.
Court adiorAned until 10 1. m. tomorrow.
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Governments Figures Leaked out
Before Announcement and
Many Jnio8dcd.
REPORT PRECiPiTATED CRASH.
Prices Broke Twantr-Four Points
Under the Heavy Selling
Market Rallied Later on
"SupPorting" Orders.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

E---I --L'IA1A
New YORK, Dec. 3-Thers vas a lively
tina on tina Cation Exchange to-day when
tie Government Gotten crop report was
ANNOUNCED. The trade expected a Luliish
report on the estimated yield. For over a
week spectators naye been buying options
for future delivery On d rising market u.
anticipation tHat to-Gay's report would csti-
mate the yi,lt ~ not over Gg.egnc9, as
against a crop oG IE.Tg10@ bales last year.
and recent estimates by Neil OF 1L59.Cf0 to
12.gG.0O9 bales, and IL,2.9.Cg0 minimum by
other foreign eXpG-ts.
Late yesterday q Zip" that the Govern
lnent's estimate would te @,S21,ove bales was
freely circulated, and it vas largely in
strImentaI il increasing the confidence os
these spectators and inducing them e add
10 Their holdings.
When the market opened today there was
heavy selling ~ some OF the largest oQ-
orators, laciU6iHg the brokers who usually
trade fcT the bal! pool, ana II vas rE:ncred
that the Governments report would prove
u surprise and he something lihe I1,513.ro
New Orleans operators We're also heavy
sellers. This made a weak market. and il.
appeared 10 many as II tire report had
'iyaEs1' ana She generality % recent buy
els .HGeaEaEeG 10 unload.
This procezs was going on whca 'i,a
Governments crop report vas Announced
- tho acUEr% brokers' from; the T~O;tTiEl
az the .EcitnEo. tEp mere statement The
Government = igrL makes the crop l0.iII.-
trt' Was hardly uttered before a perfect
h"dlaIn DIoke loose L.r!sr The rush to sell
nut. Il seemed a though every broker held
'sirp-i9-s orders ana prices broke 10 a
leye. OF tHeaty-.Our points. CT equivalent
10 about 10 ler bale. before the selling
movement suLsiG.G-
On the first reaching OF the report the
decline amounted % ten 70 fourteen points.
The market lateg rallied On Supporting
orders and rebHyiag ~ traders and bears
covering shorts t. secure their profits.
The couCensus Of opinion in the trade
was that the Governments figures viii
prove neaE the acIua. NIcld.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
CURES CATARRHAL DEAFHESS.
One Week. Use OF EyoTnci Did More
Than SIX Months Treatment
by Specialists.

In the treatment Of de4fness. which IS
often a result of CataFTb. jiyOmei acts al
most Immediately upon the iHilamad meE-
brane and the hearing begins to return at
once. \ few days treatment Will bring
relief. and in three or four weeks. accord
ing to the severity OF the case, a cure viii
be accomplished.
Miss Mccks Of Mattewan. n. Y. says:
"Hyorfei is truly wonderful. ! have used
1t but a short time and see a great change
ir my condition. Ny hearing Is improving
rapidly. and l had no idea +! would improve
50 RAPIDLY in so short a time. Ny breath.
which was very offensive To mysa!f and
others. has lost i:s bad oGor entirely. l
have spent a great deal of money with ca
tarrh specialists ana can truly say that six
months of their treatment IS not equal TO
one month OF Hynmei."
y complete outfit costs only 81 and con-
sists of an inhaler that can he carried in
the vest pocket. 4 !-e~icine drorper and a
bottle OF Hyomei. The inhaler VIII last a
lifetime. and there IS enough Hyomei for
more than Il months treatment. Addition
al bottles Of Hyceni can be procured for
- cents. Compare this small expense with
the fees charged by specialists, and then 70
member that if iiyomei does not cure
your druggist. Will return your money.
What other treatment for catarrh and
catarrhal colds is sold in this way?
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
SUSPECTED or OTHER CRIMES.
Peter AnI<ncy Partly Identified by
Young Women Who We're Robbed.

Peter Arkuey.. one Of the men who IS
charged with the mITaeroas assault on
Nick Boisulenue of East Carundelet about
two weeks ago. is believed TO be the man
who entered Underwood College about Il
month ago and stole a number u articles OF
je~o!ry ron one of the rooms occupied by
pupils cf The institution.
lis voice has been identified by Miss
LeuHa BeChtnId OF B"licvili2. one Of the &c
curduts Of the room. and the maj .duutIl-
cation is 10 he made Saturday by Miss
r. Chtuld's roommate. who. il is said, had Il
gOo,. look at the man.
The Tohher, IL is Slid. threatened the girls
vita instant death Il they made an outcTy.
and to max. his threat more impressive he
walked OYER 10 their bel and held his re
yolyer close to their heads.
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PLEADS GUILTY re w.xsLAUGHrEn.
Trial Of NeGresS fer Murder Ends ABB
ruptIy at Eeiieviiic.

After 4 considerable portion OK the States
e,IienCc against her was in, Letitia Niles.
IL nepress, pleaded guilty TO mansiaughter
liz tie Circuit Court at BelIevllie yesterday
afternoon. she shot and killed Viola Hall.
also "A negrezs. in brooklyn on August 1S.of
this year She VIII be sentenced by Judge
Schaefer later in the term.
The case VI Clara Brown. Il ncgress.
charged with che murder of her husband
Charles Brown. in East 81. Louis two
months ago. was called Yesterday afternoon
in the Circuit Court. The shooting followed
4 family row, in which rhe husband is al
legged to have used a club on his wife.
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AN UNUSUAL POINT IN LAW.
Motion FOR Entry, Nunc Pro Tune.
Granted at Warrcnsburg.

NarrensbuTg. No, Dec Am unusual
case Of -aE came before the Circuit C0Irf
mere to-day. ON October Il. 1883, Mrs. Mary
Hanna was granted = divorce from Tar ~,
band. Isaac Hanna An entry o! the fat
was mace by Circuit Judge Sloan of Har-
I!soHFs!L". who was then on the bench. in
his private record. The Circuit Clerk fai'sl!
to make the entry. Mr.. Hanna has sine.
remarked and some trouble came up over
titles 70 land because Of the failure Of the
record to show the divorce. A motion vas
filed for sUiry nuns pro tune. and Judge
52rr!ctt ordered the record Of February a,
ISIS. to show that the divorce had been
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04

Kansas City Slan ,inrrics Prominent
Chicago Lady.

EEPJDLIC STECTAT.
Chicago. Ill. Dec. 3.-,Fhe wedding this
noon II Miss Grace Sanger. a cousin Of Mrs.
George VI. Pullman. 10 .Air. Walter Hinch-
man Of Kansas city was Il brilliant society
function. although il Was d .omparat v~Iv
small affair. Doctor Ncirath OF Joliet. a
lifelong friend OF the Sanger family. read
the service in the presence Of relatives and
intimate friends.
TIE bridesmaids warn Miss Helen John
son. Miss Cora Kirk. Miss katherine Svncs
q Denver and Miss Mary Brown of E:rad-
ford. Pa. George A~yisWOrth Of Kansas CITY
was the br:dcCroouis best man. After tho
ceremony a reception vas given to about
4vt guests.
MIR. aud Mrs. Hinchr,an left this after
noon On their wedding journey and Will
make their home in Kansas City.
GRATT-JEROME
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Warrenshurg. Mo. Dec. 3.-Nir. L. 4. G-a1..
superintendent Of grounds ut the Warreas5ur-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
Grand Jury In Session.

The Re.iev;lIe Grand Jury was r~econvenci
in special session Yesterday morning. No
Indictments We're returned last evening. hut
it is expected that several true bills Will
be found by the end CT the week. One of
the members Of the last Grand Jury. John
Sheridan of East st. Louis, has died since
the adjournment. Three new members
were sHorH in TO take the places of mem
hers who had good excuses for not serving
this time.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04

James NnGrIth. q sw;tclm1u. enpIoyeI
h the Big -Four Railroad COMPANY. was
accidentally -uu Over: while -. work Tue
o-y night lie was taken 20 Tia Henrietta
it'-ri-ai. where h" died. His body was re-
moved 10 kr"rU-'- mGIgu-. wt-r- Deputy
Coroner George ". Er.cllcr reid trr in
d.--J yesterday morning. : verdict # ar-
c','r,at death .Ta5 returned. Nel;ratL was
= years u.h, unmarried and lived at No.
10 2Es-uu.l avenue. Est =. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04

I.adieS H5x-Piai:eI Walking skirt, No.
SIjl-Eyer since the train skirt first gained
an exteEded vogue in the fashion world We
have been threatened with short skirts. hlt
wvIneE still cling % tt- f~raCesE: trains for
dress occasions. II mus: Ee admitted. how
ever. that arkls-length skirts are constant
iy gaining in favor and are much worn for
shopping. walking or Occasions where trains
are in the wsy.
The skirt illustrated < one OF the most
fashionable models for Early fall. Il is de-
V-.cred - gun-lEe.al grey ckeyist anu ma
cEiI--Stit,Irj with black.
The skirt IS made in r1r-ow cores. with
= box piatt on each gore and one IN the
center front. These are stitched fatty OF
;ie edges. Ie'ow the point where the stitch
ing ceases the pIaits fare abruptly, and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04

ST. Observation-Disclosures traffic Is at
n complete stan,lstill on F.: portion Of the
the water supply giving out. At Losoyaya
alone > 10 loaded trucks are tied up. y
fan ar snow Is auZjously awaited IN order
that snow water may be available for the
locomotives.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04

Icr.cEsiilr official. E"-r:nI on"r OF
EriE-i"Cr~ Formerly Extended.

TH. E..s-r.:.!" cts Council |r.rsGr
aE'-..s ia.-.! .g D..luru.. &. .eI: lang t.v
r..yI. e. u. st. nkee pes to- hay, pa.i 'r
,t.H-.a tables in their places IT hU~iu--a.
The "g..l. 81 provides ai~p that uu tables
shat. a :. any r1en connected wi.G o ST.
:.'t- Mayor tiguT-k d. LoCh- stated E"s-
t'r-tE HAT t!sn CtSldnCe vas passed 70
r. Ia ynu-IC- Tlgu and boy S. from
!.-..'..- ~ saloons
HH.e Council a.-s ordered Temporary city
i--. l.. =. suafar 20 e. nj j." .." plans
80 las survey .E E4. north H-Fy,r d.. time
- ,.y.. tu ", Jt..,a ~ tie same az the
H.r.I-. no.. ...-.
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EAST SIDE NEWS.

Charles Peter. Rosa Mick. Ecllevi!le;
Arthur Barnes. Sparta. III, Rosie Hacker,
Alarissa. ! A.. Lynn. Louise HA.lLa. i"..r.
Tex; Charles L. Clark. Cora u. James.
East s.. L.u-..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
ETIkING-NI-| ICIINN.
rrTT-rr.Ir SPECIAL.

Evansville. Ind. Rec. Miss Tancr VI
Cutehan Of Canaclton. Ind. aud Nj Henry
EH.ktu- O. this city w.-> married here yhis even
ing. tfr-r & months trip East they viii reside IN
Kills Cl-}.
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the skirt has e smart sweep around th6
bottom. :,
The DIai:s are narrow at the belt and
grow wider toward the hem The skirt IS
ftte1 smoothly around the hips and closes
in the center back under the box plaits.
Skirts ia this style are usually made OF
medium or heavy cloth. and finished With
macii-e stitching or the plaits and top OF
hem. There are some very attractive SHIRTS
IL tafFeta-h:aCk. blue and gray. with white
stitching Of cords OF white on the edges OF
the plaits. These are brought over and form
fancy figures at the point where the fsrs
BEGINS. -
To make the skirt IN the medium size Wiz
require six yards OF forty-four-irrh ma
-arilI. Tie pattern. No. S1G4. is cut In Szea
for a -. u. Is. y and 30 inch waist measure.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses issued in BaIleville yes
tarday were to:
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SISTERS WED ON SAVE DAY.
Bonnie Wedding q: tome of Joshua
Ricketts,, Churlcston. III.


it-N' BIC SPECIAL"
Charleston, Ill. Dec. @.-Thjs morning 1T
the home II Mr.. AMI Ms. joshua Ricketts,
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Kari, 's, fryfrad sfr.s,- witnessed III. -,-2t-
~ Grsl.e which vas performed
lr.-Ir-4n WINS ssr-.-l and -h- 1.rry rcr-rT.s
da,.rt.I AZ noon fcT their new homes.
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ll~ y,Har couple "E Psduran. we've married 20,
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sfrKES$ON-FARRAR

c-s and Mss %-ttl- RGuIs-o1 ot CnruaTSvil-,
No. were married Iv tm- Reverend J. +, Carr
IN this gitv TUESDAY night.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Omaha. E.r.. De- S.-SIr. Hiram T7ckHart
aui Mss Fla Loehaart Of S~k,irngIe No. were
Ealsr. TIL lr.." aa. the Bridegroom -r'- INT
cr.:a 90. tH0f: fathers icing br theirs Nr. L..k-
Ia-, IS 81, a-I Nj L1CiAart - q! vars o..
After tH- We. ling t.er trak l train t'r tE.iT
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Tafuraa. Ky. Doc. 2-Mr. Arthur Oswald
Mot and Mis- E.l- ANA Tr".s.Id. a 51qu-
lF~ y-EHC rs-.i- 'l PanL"an. wa!= married -,
nigh: -T -" Reverend !. t Reid.