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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-07
south Carolina Day at the Exposition
Thursday, March Goth.

Some, reasons why the people of
the State shoald visit the exposition
on that day:
First. It is South Carolina expo
sition in which the State and the
people are 7itally interested, as 1t
presents to the people of the country
at large for the first time the great
possibilities of South Carolina, both
as 8 manufacturing and agricultural
State.
Second. The State has a building
at the exposition in which are exhlb-
tied the industries and resources OF
South Carolina. Many of the peo-
pie do not realize the magnitude OF
the possibilities that are within our
borders. Go then and see them.
You will profit by the trip in many
ways.
Third. In the cotton palace, COM
merce. minerals and forestry, ma
chinery and electricity, and West In
dian buildings will be seen many ex-
hibits that will justify the trip.
Fourth. To those who have never
seen the exhibits of the United States
Government, seeing them alone is
worth more than the cost of the trip.
Fifth. The exhibits in the Woman's
building will be of interest to every
woman in South Carolina. The dis
play is far superior to the woman's
work at any other exposition
Sixth. When you have seen all the
exhibits of interest, the midway offers
it's attractions, where you can spehd
as much time in pleasure as you q
sire.
Seventh. The people of Charleston
desire you to see the exposition to
see from your own observation that
they projected the exposition IN your
4 -
interest, as we'll as theirs, and that
we should be again united as one
people.
Eighth. Tie railroad rates are
very low, and accommodations tor all
can be secured in Charleston at rea'
sonable rates.
Party or parties desiring to secure
accommodations in advance will be
able to secure same by correspond
ing with Mrs. A. H. Clancy, Manager
Exposition Information Bureau, Il
Meeting Street, Charleston, 5. Z.
Charleston. S c., March 2, 1917.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-07
South Carolina Day at tha Exposition
March 3Oth, 1902.

The exposition at Charleston seem
to be attracting great deal Of atten-
tion from the people of the country
at large. Cincinnati and Chicago
have sent large delegations there to
inspect the show. The governors of
Georgia, West Virginia and Indiana
have been there with their stats and
others all seem to unite on one ver-
dict, that it is as creditable an expo
sition as any held in this country.
Illinois will inspect the exposition
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Mrs. JENNIE COVE, of Bddeord Me- "She was all run
down no appetite ambition for work. Her stomach hd
feeling the morning We persuaded her try Vlno Whcn s
did, pounds weeks From the hrst dose she
began feel strong and has plenty Appetite
How vinoI Caused Gain of Over 20 Pounds
Mrs. JENNER, of Lakewood " says that she wishes TO
regards Vino My normal weight = POUNDS
When began taking Vnol weighed pounds EVERYBODY
thought going die with consumption had three OF m Oe
did good and was practically given up TO oe
could keep nothing stomach and vomited day ne
day Clark Bros kindly little book on Vno ana my
last resort to get bottle when 1e
taking astonhment of all began to get better nave
taken bottles and have gained weight over 20
and than that in strength am satisfied tnat Woo not ~
lived week longer had commenced taking VlnoL"
Because Vno delicious and because contain tnes
rnuchsoughtafter medical properties Of codVer OIL
the disagreeabe grease endorse it, and we unhesangy
proclaim that than preparation OF codVer Oh
or tonic rebuder had In store Your oS
back if you don't think after you use 1t.
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MISS GOULD DEPARTS.
She was Charmed with Charleston a"d the
Exposition ard Rode the Camels
On the Midway.
News and Conrier, 2lst

News and Courier, 2lst
Miss Helen Miller Gould, whO has
been spending the last three days
quietly in Charleston, left the city
last night on her private car, Atal
anita, for New York. Miss Gould
and her party all expressed them
selves delighted with Charleston aud
the Exposition, which they enjoyed
thoroughly. The party visited the
Exposition each day they were here,
and spent the greater part of their
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-07
ATLANTIC COAST Line!
FAST LINE

Between Charleston and Columbia
Upper South Carolina and North
Carolina,
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan 18th, 1879.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-07
Eastern Time.

Columbia, Newberry and Laurens Railway,
train No So leaving Columbia. Union sta
tion, at ll2O am daily, connects at Clinton
with A. L Railway. No. So, afording
Shortest and quickest route by several hours
to Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville, st. Louis,
Chicago and all points West.
Close connection at Petersburg Richmond,
Washington Portsmouth. Norfolk, Columbia
Savannah, Jacksonville and Atlanta, VIII
diverging lines.
MAGNIFICENT vestibule trains carrying
thrcughPullman sleeping cars between all
principal points.
g. A L. Railway 1000 mile books are good
over T., n and L. Railway; also to Washing
ton, ID. G.
For reduced rates. Pullman reservations,
W.P Scruggs, T. P. A.,
Savannah, Ga
JIM. Barr Ist V.P, & 6. N.
r E. l.. Bunch, G. P. A. Portsmouth, va
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-07

time seeing and admiring the build
ings and their contents.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-07

Close connection at Greenwood for all
points on 8. 4. L. and c. and 6. Railway, and
at Spartanbnrg with Southern Railway.
For any information TeiaHve 20 tickets
rates, schedules, address
WI. CRAIG, Gen. Pas. Agt.,
Augusta, Ga
EN-. NORTH. Sol. Agt.
TN EMERSON Traffic Manager
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07
BIDS ANp PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received ny
the Palestine oil and Development copi
panv al Palestine. Texas, until septSa.
her 10 1907 for the sinking OF a shaft az
Waitnrs station Travis county, Texas,
eleven miles north ~ Austin, dxie fest
8pd $50 feet doeu, fprmaton composed 81
The following strata:
Eight feel soil ~ feet black shsie.
p feet sef; water rock, 40 feet hlqn
shaIu, feet hard rock price u
be named per cuhif ward for the exca'
walton " each separate strata,
Whole shaft 10 he curhed with 2 lonr
inch pine wall made ~ ix6 seantling.
same 10 he water flghf right reserved
10 reject any aud All hifS Address +
s. Flora. secretary Palealine on aud re
Nflopnicnt company
BIDS ARE asked until September rs fe1'
eaGO feet concrete combined curb pNt
gutter and 2R0 feet side walk. w Na'A3
engineer IL charge. 4of Bins hleG.
Go no WApLES' Nediclna Stolt 4H'
eau always aud Il tnefe
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FOR SALE Contract No. rs IN the Hous
ton Home Building Co.. $50 Address az
Plnckncy I
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"1s3 It's. 'PeeIoss
shAt ~ 4saxt
FOR SALE.

SELECT bermuda aud Johnson grass hay.
81 per ton +. o. b. cars N1yasota r. r
Anderson. l3
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FOR SAIF-- New bright South 1e1as has
IN e0rloads For prices Address q ~
Lallor Harrisburg road corner Samp.
son. "
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SEPTEMBER EfGHTH-Two boxes, bar.
rel household goods. 1895 sixth street.
FOR SALE-Show cases Tor thirty days
at factory prices. Write for catalogue
OF Waco Show Case Factory, Waco
lexas. "
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4 twenty-five girls At National
q
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--A woman to cook and do house.
work; reference. ll13 clay avenue Z
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/ HAVE a LARGE LIST or CASH Bui,
ERS AND SOLICIT A LIST DIV AM
PROPERTY YOU HAVE ron SALn.
SO BUSINESS TOO SMALL no itlr
CElNE MY CAREFUL AilhNIiuN.
NORFLEt1
n 2nl BlNH BulLplNG
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FOR SALE-One saw NH complete. IucIud'
ing Cdger. Curtis two-saw tNcntY-four.
foot trimmer GOree automatic GUNNER
four miles steel rail- sixteen and twenty
pounds. oxen, locomotive engine and log
glng cars, chains, tools. etc; one j. A.
Fay No 2ia GA Inch double surfacer
and mutcher aud Egnn resawj will sell
or take stock In saw mill; plant. where
10000 acres or more land Is owned. with
or more to the acre, T. A. Low Sous,
Brpnham, Texas. IL
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wANrEp-A good waaywomau llls CLAY
avenue. 10
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100000 FEET 1-inch second hand Pipe In
auantlties TO suit Schwartz Foundry
Co.. Ltd. N~w orleana, Ia. 8-lO
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FOR SAI,E~One steam laundry cheap 20
ing 500 cash hnsinpss with only 500
cxpense per month; want SO sell on 81,
count II other business, Address es2i.
this office. ~
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nor sALE--5OO or GOO bushels OF hnu
Kiefer pears Apply 10 ). X, Cade, 1871
Lee street Houston, or d. Conner at snel
don, Texas II
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LAND BARGAIN--s0 acres land eight
miles Of Jacksonville Texas duc fruit
land. will take s. per acre TO sell az
once H. uWirc Z
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H.. efee hrst-class BARRIERS
o NV oi the best stands IN Hous.
~ aadress CoEey Island, Hons
~
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S50o-S25 DOWN, balance 50 per month
With per cent IN south End, near Fan.
MIN school and ear line; 25Ol. this Office.
If YOU are looking for bargain IA the
way of homo on Investment sec our list
we have property In AL parts " city,
terms TO suit. VIM. H. olscheWske \
Co, 200 Kiam building ~
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IfOT0GRAPu ERS-Far sale, Little Giant
Hutton machine, 80 ana 30 len dies, cut
icrs. etc. che0p. Address 1881, this Of
ncc. 7
10 BOYs FOOL with your horses foot Il
we shoe him we promise prompt service;
Give us a trial. free delivery, Moscharl
IL Keller Co ~
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FOR sALE-75 1H-yRrd dump cars; 10
lOyard standard gauge air dumping cars,
THE undersigned Ia prepared 10 furnish
limestone, rough or cut; write FOR prices.
frRncis BitcheI. Austin. Texas. q
DEWEY hay press; three men aud one
mule can press zoo bales day; price
Victsrln. H
THREE VERTICAL compressors engines
1sx86 with two comparisons 1880 With
each engines immedlnte deliver.
schwartz Foundry Co.. Ltd, New Or
leans. Ia. u-lu
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WANTED AT oNCE-Firstciss dinin:
room girl, Annly COS Rusk.
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SCHOLARSHIP IN Massey Business Col
lege for sale; also one IN Tyler college.
N p HnuX MeXia Texas.
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female cook FOR large fnm-
In, igr laundry work and houea
- capitol avenue 7
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PHte4- cart ado
~ Gri~4 Gi4 reauats.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


$500 Wll.b BUY FlNE.RooM cor
TAGE IN OAK LAWN.
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KIEFEK PBARS-EXeellent for preserving
at 80 cents per bushel, fob. Alvin. 4.
~ Kayland
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% Crockery store wants Young
A uhg lady familiar with office
oe wen recommended. Apply
8 .e.eel. II
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CIVIL SERVICE government POSITIONS;
about 10000 appointments made last year
Only common school educati0n required
for examination, Salaries large. Work
easy. Catalogues OF Information tree.
Columbian Correspondence College, Wash
ington. .
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$3.50 WILL BUY sEYEN.RouM cor
rAGE On LOr S>1lVp, HARRISBURG
ROAD
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FOR SALE.

FOR REMAINING TINE two days. our
retail department viii be open we have
made two lots Of our imported hobblne.
bars, So. lot, consisting of all grades
up % So % on our printed price list 20
at 81 10; No. = lot, consisting OF all grades
aboyo $50 90 at 81 10 This Is regard
than 30 inches. Frankiu's Mosquito Bar
Factory, 1910 Preston avenue
FURNTTURE! WE sELL IT--suites, three
pieces for So, 81, &c. $40, Sl2, Sl4, S2oi
woven wire bed springs SOC; matresscs
SEC, ST. $50 to 500 for hair mattresses;
conter tables i5e 70 ~; sideee se " TO
i0c yard to Use: folding beds $3.50 to $40
counter scales zoe TO So; platform so; Iron
beds 1895 10 Sl2; bowls and pitchers soc
10 81 %; roller top desk SD cane settees
S.; rockers zoe 70 $3.50; sewing machines
81 to S35: cook stoves, largest aud best
line In the city. See NJ before buying
anything. Wright & Coombs ia Milan:
ScHoTKRsHIP IN Massey Business Col
oge foV sale; also one IN Iyltr college.
y. =. Houx, Me1ia Texas
0UfCKSIEAL gasolluc range, four burners
and oven. $40 cost $50 Hickman, 1910
Capitol; new phone lOoJ ~
GIT YOUR school books aud supplies at
Purdy's boot. store, 1000 Congress; y91an
BETNG overstooked this IS our cut price
snle week; six solid oak cane scat dining
chairs, new, Sh; dining tables ~ 10 81
center tables I3e t9 slo kitc oad satf Is
So; Iron beds 81 20 $3.50: springs oOc 70
$3.50 mattresses SOC 10 Sc; bed room
sultes 81 to $50: cook stoves S. 30 TO Sl2;
sewing machines 81 10 81; few gasoline
stoves az any price Hill Furniture Go.
l302f30l Congress ayenue
TOV SAIF5-One carpenter tool box and
tools: tools all new one gas range one
gasoline cabinet stove, one OAK sldebOaid
one office desk John Seldom No. l2Ds
Congress.
HIGH.ARM Singer sewing machine SIS
Domestic machine 81; 10 cook stoves from
s. 10 S25 g. T.. Shcubergcr, i413 and
lfi1 Congress avenue.
STILL have a few Of those So suites eft
aud sideboard oak, Just Ike new sll 5,
T.. Shenberger ii13 and l4l5 Congress
100 OAK aud walnut beds 75c 10 80. s.
= Shenherger 1913 and 1915 congrcss
avenue
KITCHEN safes, prices from S15O 70
$3.50 s. +. shenberger, l4l3 aud iala
Congress avenue
FOR SAIE-Contracts 2la aud 2is. Hous
ton Home Builders' company, cheap. An
swer 1910 this office 10
Al HORSE, wagon and hOrness con be
eeeu az c, u. Eisons livery stable; must
be sold today. y
For SALE-Fanry Magnolia nEs for pre-
serving at 81 80 per crate of twenty four
quarts. and Keller pears ~ SOC per
bushc IN barrels or Coz IN bushel boxes.
4 q. b. Alvin. L. q. Carlton. II
FH0T0GRAPnERs- Fer sale, Little Giant
Hutton machine, 80 ana 50lisu dies, cut
icrs, etc, cheap. Address 1887, this Of
flee
NO BOYs FOOL with Your horses foot n
we shoe him: we promise prompt service;
Give us a trial, free delivery, Moscharl
IS Keller Co -
DIR HARNESS prices have not been eqdRl
ed. We want yQn 10 rce our stock. Most
hait s. Keller 90. ~
FoR sAf,E-One steam laundry chem, 10
Ing D SiGo cash hnslnass With only Ss6p
cxpenae per month; want SO sell on 9r
count u other business, Address es2i
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FOR REMAINING TIME two days. our
retail department will be open we have
made two lots Of our imported hobbinet
bars. 80, / lot conslstlng OF all grades
UP o So % on our printed price list go
at 81 30; No lot, consisting OF all grades
aboYo So. 30 20 NJ 30 II. This is regard
less VI widths and we carry none less
than 30 inches. Frankiu's Mosquito Bar
Factory, 1910 Preston avenue,
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81 aN Lsb to take sewing home.
Ia, er'Ali and Pants Co, I'll
teeI, m
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n Poet Uont ad GiH
sDS qet iuetShatqOsl ayaat
--~.------->e~~-~~4-~~~~~S--~~-~~>--
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE seventeen hundred acres land
pear Cleveland Liberty county; bargain.
Jess Fry Dallas. 81
10000 ACRES Of land IN la Sale county,
LvNas. az ~ an acre W, II. Graham,
Sueto Texas 30
EoR sALE-A bargaiui A choice eight
acre lot IN the corporation OF la Porte
Texas. and near the oil well nov belug
drilled; a desirable dwelling or factory
site. For particulsrs address Lot 2
hyatt tyler county. Texas, q
FOR SALE -Bargalns in rice aSd timbcrcd
ldnus, also truck farms Bottle Bryan,
9llh Main street. q
FOR SALE BRACES bottom Plantation;
300 acres 81 land In Waller county, the
steeic \ steele plantation, LOO acres IN
cultivation. haianco 10 pasture, all under
wife fence, sufficient tcnaut houses; 1909
acres braEoS bottom land, 500 acrea good
black land, all very high, not having bcCn
overnowed by recent high water Address
W. y Aerreih receiver NaVasota, Texas,
FOR SALE-Onefour block, three lots
together or separately; bargain; corner
PIERCE avenue and CheneycIt street IA.
dress l2aI, this Office ~
LNTRA GOOD Forty-acro farm, 81 miles
ot city limits, on CLARK street under good
Wire fence, largo scycn-rocm house With
hail. large barn, some fruit trees. IN deal
country home; $500, the improvements
are worth the money Weathersby x
co, li0Ils Congress,
Fifty FlvE-ACRE farm, eight mlles y
Houeton. on Houston Eqst and West
Texas railroad aud clark street read,
forty hye acres cleared, wei dralled, near
station only $500. Weathersby y ~.
llutih NonEress
-FOUR ACRES Just out Of city, IN Mont
gomory avenie; $3.50 per acre. Wcathcrs
by N 60, 1i05la Congress,
ONE BLOCK 81 ground With two aise cot
tnees, ono block Of cat line aud thtco
blocks OF Klrhy's residence, Si5o0
Weathorshy Co. ll0Il9 Congrese
FoUR-RO0M raited cottagc, two years 90,
ueur Southern Pacific ehpps $500,
Meathersby y Co. 1lu7A Congress z
FOR SALE-o50 acres cbolce East Tc1as
fruit land. near railway shipping point
Address Boa ~, Pelcsllne Ifxos,
FOR sALE--A BARGAIN-Two LOTS
AND rWO-STOKY HOUSE IN FOURTH
MAAR8p 9EF Rk 2g4 R 16E GA ia hiNIz
BUILDING. Il
rHREB Heights cottages for sale, con-
Veuient to ear line; recently painted aud
pGpercd easy terms, Can corner Eighth
avenue and Allston street, Houston
Heights. Texas. \
FIRST CLASS business FOR exchange for
farm, ranch or city property. iu| one ut
tho best towns in this state,
We have anything you want In the way
Of vacant lots and nice homes
Have Q FIRST class ranch with beautiful
cEht.rOom house near Houston, or VIII
exchange foy city property. oliver Gran,
ston n Co., 110 Main. Il
| SOUR LAKE OIL LANDS Forty acres
within 1900 feet OF gusherS that gush; a
| snap FOR quick acceptancei tito perfect;
! mop and late writcup mailed free. Ad,
dress c. g. Parsons, Bryan, Texas. e
| A FINE HOME on Prairie avenue 10 Third
ward two.story house, al modern i'm
/ provemonts, everything In FIRST class con.
! diton; can give immediate possession;
! nrlce $500; ope-thlrd or more cash. APP
! ply 60 n. l., Mills Il
/
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r ~ ssler q good appearance
4 Tneee, Well acquainted VITA
+ p, can Monday; easy money.
oln1 building. \
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YOUNG MEN WANTBD-To learn teleg.
raphy and station work for railway serv-
Ice; pupils sent to work as soon as com.
petent; ours IS the only thorough, prac
tical training school in the South. and
the only one IN America operating a main
commercial wire, giving pupils experience
Of doing actual business: ten years oder
and have more pupils at work than all
other schools In Southwest combined;
write for prospectus. Dallas Telegraph
College, Dallas, Texas.
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FOR SALll-One Icc macbne; cnpacIty Two
tons ice or foue tons refrigerator IA
perfect order; Mt n bargain. Address No.
Is. this office.
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FOR SALE Onc 60-horse power boiler,
one 3horse 20" or boiler, one 14x2O Atlas
5olnrh sawa epd top saw, Que ,hr ~
block carriage, three relance dogs, one
fi'er and Stcwell sK12 twin engine feed,
one bun wheel zig. one slab elevator IT'D
about 500 feot three auaiter-inCh steel
chain. ono four.saW gang cdger, one two
saw a0fcot trimmer, one eovel automatic
saw shcrpener, one iron cutoff san tig.
shaftlng ana pulleys. Wade \ Miller,
TlmpsOn. Texas ~
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Sewing girls. Apply SIS TATE
4 stairs. PF'' 'i' IA ~, ~
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4 Beginning with spring sea.
5tcember I. the following travel,
r for territories named: nres1r
IN nave established trade IN ter.
Ehey desire 10 travel and only
II experienced road men with
800 need apply; liberal salaries
Z. ~ right people: Texas three
81 nkllnoma Territory. one addi-
'uiah territory, one additional:
one additional; corresnondence
II es9nndential, Daniel Millinery
3 - 20 I'm street. Dallas. Texas. {
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-10-30

by her cousin, Miss Phey and
friend. Miss Drake.
Misses Stella and Altyc Dremon
and Miss lMcretin Vowel Of
Strothcr and Mrs. Jonnic Vowel
of Quincy were in Santc Fee Mon
day.
Messrs. Herman Worley, John
Heller and Almer Mundy of Mo-
limo attended preaching here Sun
day night.
Miss Phey Bates visited friends
in Mexico last of last week.
Mrs. McCamey and daughter,
Mrs. Arnold, of Paris visited VIM.
Dull and family Sunday.
Born to Perry Davis and wife, a
girl.
Cooper Culbertson of Strother,
visited Il friend in Santa Fe
Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-10-30
EAST LINN.

John Adrian, who has been at
school in Quincy, is at home on Il
visit.
Miss Eta Freyer and Mrs.
Klein went to st. Louis Friday.
George Smith and family re-
turned home Friday from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in I'll.
George kersting sold his farm
TO Iowa buyers at $50 per acre and
has bought the Morse farm, north
of Martinsburg, at 800 per acre.
d. G.. bushnell has added new
coat of paint to his house.
Mrs. Burston has new barn.
Mrs. Sterling Randolph of Tulip
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Gibbons.
Joe Kellerhals has built a new
house on his farm to be occupied
by his son, George.
School closed here Thursday for
the teacher and pupils to attend
the street fair in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-10-30
LADDONIA.

Mrs. Edna Staley of Salida,
Colo. and Mrs. Hortense Foster
of Hooper, Colo, are visiting
their brother James Brown, here.
Miss June Young died last Sat
urday and was buried 4Sunday in
Laddonia Cemetery. Funeral SER
vices were held at the Christian
church by Ed. j. Nj. Rhoades.
The attendance is said to have
been one of the largest on such an
occasion ever seen in our city.
Miss June was young lady much
beloved.
The corn wagons are rolling in
like they did in the eighties; 800
per bushel will market any corn
for sale, but some will keep it in
the cort bins some time yet.
Misses Oleata Nichols of Black
school and Florence and Margaret
DeLaporte of our school were at
Mexico Saturday and Sunday.