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ASSACHTS SETS

Sergeant Major ". u. Huddleson- $1,000
color Sergeant A. T. Tornrose ..-.---
Private ". " Parker ...-.---. .-.- -.---
Quartermsster Sergeant :. :. smith
Sergeant J J.. Upton.
Sergeant +. Hlucklcy- .---
Quartermsster Sergeant {. II. hrtE
Priv.t. g. 81. Icfts- $780,.
Ouartcrmaster Sergeant J II keough
Sergeant :. ". WISE
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THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-2-yea--olds; 6 furlongs.


Andrew Mille-s br. Heve-uoTe, by 81. p
lanaplishtef-The Crow. Csheal - $-l
Stamping t1-cEn-, t-EA"D y
BranaJlst 10 fE1lIllaut ID o-l
Scofer II2 CLaadry4 80 Il /: Cincinnatus.
jcrnth), ! J. SnaUrnan. tB-ennaT,,
p tc l. Clocne dD-. l"I oD'toHnorp. ~ 70
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Bright Gin tAz~-rg. - e 20 / Arnorous.
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los sn5 80 IL /. Gates IL iuLosudy, 100 to
AID - 70 :; oguante 80 fh1cel, 3" 10 and 10 70 l.
Lz.0r kIts - tNhlIe'. 80 ! and IL ], also
rau Sart good Won easily by length sad half.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

FIFTH RACE years and over; l mile.

= a brakes hr. g Alabarch, by Albert
lyDoc.ie ,. .C-yneI ] So -
he Tassan tSulithy = ott-1 2S-t
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hartman l12 (Nelson 100 10 and 40 10 l. Jndse Du
lelL liz Croxlerl. and 10 to l. Coonel ItofeI'
liz (2edfernl. 10 and 20 l. Gotta 1l2 20 Con-
nor. y % and Darling, lU9 CtSurIsp, -
10 and J. Outsider. 1o9 CBrennanD. DO 10 ana '
70 l. Miss Any, i09 CRaynond). 80 to ana ~ 70 20 =
aess it9 UlandryD, 90 10 ! and 10 70 l. IAe
IS (BlaiE). 100 and 40 to i: The DanSe 10 10
f"aclaeisl 70 ! Ptllager, lO5
1e 80 In I: Colonel Rue 1903 Cochran, 30 10
and 10 70 l. Daisy. CO1onl. 70 ana even
aiso ran Stsrt laT Driving toy head Time i;1-7S
SIXTH RACE-3 years and IL miles on turf
george A. Davi-s br c. Articulate, by st .
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lay 1 a2.............-...... Cochran 81 81
Lar Excellence, , tRedfern) 5 81 -
Blues. l22 Martini o to 10 and ). and Colonei
Bin lO9 Shaw. Q even. Start good
1-asiT b. , lengths. Time, 2-0zz5-
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sHEEpsHEAD ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

ACE-HandicsD hurdle race. One and three
rs rniIes: seven hurdIes on turf.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

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New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
At CLEVELAND.

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Ia Hisa,tterfes-Nioore and bunao'oA anu Ie'i'S' es
and Robinson AT CHICAGO
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03

careless feet may not profane it.
A deep excavation has been made
IN the original roadbed by the
carrying away of pebbles by
myriads of pilgrims. The con
version of st. Paul is next to
Pentecost in importance in the
history of christianity. Aside, too,
from its sacred claims, on purely
historic grounds, the spot is one
of transcendent interest. There
the complexion of Europe was
changed, and our current occi-
dental civilization made possible.
THE TEAuHER's LANTERN.
Grace, even in Paul's case. was not
irresistible. When he says he was
not disObedicut to the heavenly
vision, the inference is plain that he
might have been, IL he had so chosen.
Mighty motives are still brought to
bear upon the erring-but that ultL
mate element Of selfhood, the will, is
never violated.
See the utility Of prayer. If Saul
had not prayed, Auanlas had not
come to him.
The obligation Of baptism is ap-
parent. Saul Immediately submitted
to and honored the rite.
The splendid courage Of Saul is
evident. AS in panorama, the
scenes of his future SuiferingS passed
before him; but none of them de-
TERED him from eSpOusing the cause
of the divinity of which he was now
convinced.
The iniidel Lord Littleton set for
himself the task of proving the con-
version of Saul fiction. 1t was the
means of his own conversion; and
his monograph upon the subject is
christian classic. Barrett says,
"Well, many u reflective mind,
hitherto ummovcd, las yielded 10 the
power Of this page OF the gospel
The insuillcicncy of conscience as
a guide is cXempliiied in this incident
Saul "verily thought he ought"
etc. There are cUnscicncos and con.
sciences. one illuminated an d
cleanscd is IA reliable guide, and only
such one.
One sentence in that ncver-tO-bc-
forgotten dialogue quite lifts the veil
from the hoart'of the prostrate pcrsc-
Cutor: 1T is hard for thee To kick
against the pricks." So, then, Saul
has been resisting repeated thrusts f
the guad of conscience. The very
speed and fury of this long. inquisi-
torial journey may have been last
effort To rid himself of the conviction
of the McssiahShip Of I0suS--a con-
victiun which no doubt began al the
mart yrdom of Stephen.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
Missouri College Of Agriculture.

The annual live stock Judging
contest has just been decided and
the prizes awarded as follows:
The first prize Of $25 to George
W. Hamilton, of Fulton.
The second prize of Sl5 10 W.
l.. Schubert, of Rockport.
The third prize of s. to +. A.
Loomis, of Meadville.
The prizes are awarded through
the courtesy of the Missouri
state board Of agriculture, and
Dean Waters Of the college of
agriculture. The awards were
made for the best grades in judg
ing beef cattle and .he best essay
on the subject "The Most Profit
able Type of Beef Cattle"
This contest has been one of
the most successful features Of
the short winter courses in agri-
culture, and the keenest interest
has been manifest in the judging
Of all classes of live stock.
The new building Tor live stock
instruction and the pavilion for
Judging is rapidly nearing com
pletion and will be ready for the
opening of the session in Septem
ber, 1902.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
Missouri at Charleston.

The Missouri commissioners
and the Louisiana Purchase Tx
position company have made
arrangements FOR Joint celcbra
ton at the South Carolina expo.
sition, Charleston, S. c., of day
to be known as Missouri Louisiana
Purchase Exposition day, on
Thursday April "a. Everybody
is invited to attend, particularly
every Missourian, who is urged
TO take respite of few days
and make this delightful journey
to the southland.
The South Carolina exposition
is reported to be the finest ever
held in the south. and Missouri's
exhibits there have attracted AL
miration from all visitors. The
city of Charleston is alone worthy
Of the journey, as it Is one OF the
oldest cities OF this country, sur
rounded by historic forts, notably
Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie.
1t has the finest harbor in the
world ard the Atlantic ocean
washes its shores. In the April
season 1t will be embowercd in
roses and magnolias.
Arrangements have been made
for an open individual round trip
rate between St. Louis and
Charleston for this occasion by
the lines out Of ST. Louis. A
choice of routes is given with
tickets good to return in ten days.
The rate, Sl9.35, is said TO be the
lowest ever given from ST. Louis
TO Charleston, beng about one
third of the regular fare. Limos
west and north of St. Louis will
make corrcspoudiugly low rates.
There are no conditions other
than that the person going shall
leave St. Louis by trains of the
22d of April. Trains leave at
such hours MS To accommodate
thos" arriving from the west and
north.
Missourians are urged to take
this delightful journey, both for
their own pleasure and the honor
of the state.
Further information will he
cheerfuIly supplied by Robert NJ
Host, Secretary Missouri com
mission, Argyle hotel, Charleston,
5 c., or at the Office of the
Louisiana Exposition company.
Laclede building, ST. Louis, Mo.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
Southeast Missouri News.

The people OF Charleston are
making extensive preparations
for the Odd Fellows celebration
to be held there April 26.
The case Of the NJ. w. A. lodge
against DR.. II. II. O'kclley. A.
7. Smock and John Adams charg.
ing them with getting IN money
under false pretenses has been
dismissed.
Lumber is being laid on the
lot where the new machine shops
of the Watson brothers of the
Maiden machine works will be
built. The structure will be large
and commodious enough to meet
all demands OF their rapidly in
creasing business. Maiden News.
The Fredericktown Tribune in
its efforts to prove that the Fred
cricktown Trust company is not Il
trust puts US IN mind of the old
German, who tried to prove TO
the people that he could talk
good English Said he, wen |
first come TO dis country called
a wagon a wagon, but now | speak
it just as blain as anybody. |
calls it a vagou.'
We have it from good authority,
all rumors you know are always
so, that the Illinois Central now
own ard control the Houck road,
however, Mr.. Houck will still
operate the system under its
present name. The road is to be
well ballasted and otherwise im.
proved and new through train
service from the Cape to Caruth-
ersville established as soon as the
track is put in shape. --Morehouse
Post
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
i-tas" -t'onsl Sunday School
Lesson.
iSrcoud Quarter. Lesson /. April 6.
Acts IN, liz.
s,"L or rARsus CONVERTED.

ANN'' ~ = l-i-s
S,"L CI rARSUS CONVERTED.
..,u.-v rcrics,dsticism is tot
s.".. O., i. taIi. Those who
u,i bel easy going beneiices
a.cin rage against the plebian
power which bids fair to bury
g. -m "iih ali then offices and
p,ur'umeui- uuder the debris of
u.-, "iSGment. The advent Of
.-.. ,h.au@ "iih delight The
I..t.r" salhr-idst rushes to the
rescue. He i an ideal inquisitor.
- au 10, yIgor Of youth he Guites
tuc oradiiiuu and dialcctical skill
Of patriarch, The "hcyday of
hi young manhood supplies the
physical force, while complctest
hLowtrdge Of the history and
do"rna OF Israel provides the
mental furnishing. Saul departs
Tor Damascus with the bcnedic
tions of those who get their living
by priest craft. Many sincere
souls. who consider christianity
a dau erOus innovation, also fol
10" 'hc persccutor with their
prayers
II i Journey extraordinary ,
The sailing Of the three little
shlps from pu!os, fourteen hun.
dred years later, was no; so
significant. The outcome Of iha,
vovage was the discovery Of a
hclu,~rbcre The issue OF the rN
pedition to the capital of Syria
affects two hcmispheres to the
end of time.
There is no more striking com
ment on the saying, MAN pro
poses, but God disposcs, than the
ninth chapter of Acts. The de
nouemcut is exactly opposite to
the one expected. Fire "f prrse
cutiGn is of Sudden Queucbed.
Threats give place Ia prayers.
Ee VINO expects to make others
tremb,c does his own tremblinn.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03

WE are sorry that some leading
citizen has taken ofense nt the
action OF our newly organized
Commercial club, as is indicated
in last weeks Cash Book. We
assure him that there is nothing
in the creed of the club TO indicate
selfshness, but on the contrary
every member of the CLUB wishes
to promote the best interests of
the town. Next Tuesday night
the club will meet in the court
house, and everybody is invited.
Our bylaws say any citizen may
Secome a member by IL majority
vote and signing the constitution.
So come and see and become
member. then make your objec.
tions known or ever after hold
your peace. jackson surely
needs something that will promote
her interests and help build her
up. This we hope to accomplish
through the club. Lend us your
support. Also at our next meet
inc nine members will be elected
for one year TO act as the eXecu-
tive committee. Come out. Join,
and help elect them.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
President Roosevelt's Mother.

The mother Of IL president uf
the United States is always an
object of special interest aud re
gard on the part of the people.
But ia all that has been written
about Mr. Roosevelt since he be
came chief executive las Septem
her there has been little or no
mention OF his mother. On thi,
account, aud because she was
remarkably fine and love Y We
man. much interest attaches to
an article on The Presldent'~
Mother" which will appear in
The Ladies' Home Journal in the
near future. 1t will be the firs'
story of her life yet told, and will
be one OF Il series Of articles. the
first OF which is published in the
current number Of The Journal.
on the president and his family,
Miss Alice Roosevelt is the sub
iect of this. Next month THE
Outdoor President" will be told
Of. and later the presidents wife
and children will be portrayed
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
a Lesson in Signing Paper.

A most brazen attempt TO
swindle some fifty farmers out of
the sum of 50, 900 was recently
made in western state. a smooth
tongued guy made the rounds of
the country and represented that
he was a CANDIDATE for a certain
county Office, wanting the names
OF the farmers to his petition to
become such candidate. He oh
tanned, strange as 1t may seem.
fifty good names He then cut
the petition into three parts and
attached a regular promissury note
form to the head of each. and
then left for the wicked city of
Chicago The notes were sent on
for payment and thea there was
blood on the mu1n. While it is
not likely that the Siguers will
have To pay these notes, they are
still humiliated ut having been so
easily duped, and will be at quite
II little expense in protecting
themselves, Now, why sign any
paper for any stranger. Better
knock him down when asked and
pay five dollar fine for the
privilege. .-1oilet News.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03

that the conversion of saul is a
mechanical affair--a case of sacred
sunstroke. The appearance of
Jesus is a merclful approach to a
noble soul in desperate straits
one whose heredity and environ
ment arc dead against the dawning
conviction of the truth Of the
system he has set himself to de.
stroy. In no other sense can the
expression, 1T is hard for thee to
kick against the pricks" be under.
stood. Saul FIRST felt the prick.
ing point Of conscious, as Angus.
tine suggests, when he witnessed
officially the death Of Stephen. A
religion that made a mans face
shine like that Of an angel. helped
him to forgive and pray for his
murderers, gave him a vision into
the open heavens, and enabled
him to die like one falling asleep,
such a religion has marks Of
divinity. Yet, is not the religion
of Moses divine, too? And where
is ii taught that it shall ever be
abrogated? The very fury of
SauPs persecution against the
christians is an effort TO extricate
himshl: from u dllcmma-an effort
which the Lord mercifully cuts
short by the direct revelation of
himself.
Such is the eagcrness OF this
young Sanhedrist TO lay his hands
upon these perverts from Jewru
that he shows no pity toward
either man or beast in his own
cavalcadr. The universal eastern
custom would have called long
halt during the noon hours. But
on he speeds,
"With lips firm closed and fixed eye,
Like warrior when the fight j. nigh,
Nor talk nor landscape heeds."
a half-miIc, and the goal of
this ever memorable journey will
be reached, The city's eastern
gate is in sight. On an inslau, it
is as if the troop struck an in
visible but impcnetrablc barrier.
Brave riders are uuhorsed, and
dumb brutes give sign of recog-
nizing the preternaturainess Of
the event.
"What sudden blaze is round him
poured,
As though all heavens refulgcnt
hoard.
In one rich glory shoue?"
M wonder that the highroad
has been detected from the spot
whore this sccuce is thought to
have transpired, III order that
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03

THE well known Simmons
hardware company of St. Louis
has been absorbed by an eastern
syndicate. The price paid for the
concern was sixty cents premium
on the dollar, or seven millions
dollars spot cash. The trust is
said to have capital of thirty
millions, and will buy oct all the
principal hard ware companies in
the United States. Charleston
Courier.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03

A BooNvILLE dispatch states
that the eyesight of former Gov.
Stephens had been very greatly
improved by a delicate operation
performed upon him recently,
The governor has been a sufferer
from his eyes for many years,
and his friends will be glad to
know that relief has been secured
for him Charleston Courier.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03

WE hear that J. +. Oliver will
be IA candidate for sheriff OF this
county on the democratic ticket.
Mr. Oliver is one OF the oldest
democrats in this county, born
and raised in Shawnee township.
Should he be the nominee of the
democratic party he will give any
republican very tight race.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03

WE have nothing against our
convention scattering the can
didates over Cape Girardeau
county, but we do not think it
right to select men from Boil
lirger county to fill our county
offices. The Cape Republican
say S we have one candidate from
Marble Hill.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03

A man told US the other day
that we did not print all the
things that happened. We should
say we don't. Iu the first place
we have others who depend upon
US for IA living. If we published
all that happened we would soon
be with the angels. In order TO
please the people we must print
only nice things about them and
leave the rest to gossips. Yes,
It's fact We don't print all the
news. If we did, wouldn't it
make spicy reading! But this
would be for one week only. The
next week you would read our
obituary and there would be one
more editor in heaven. Elk.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
SAVED MANY A TIME.

Don't neglect coughs and colds
even if il is spring. Such cases
often result seriously at this season
just because people are careless.
a dose of One Minute Cough Cure
will remove all danger Absolutely
safe. Acts at once. Sure cure for
coughs, colds, Group, grip, bronchi
It's and other throat and lung trou.
bIrs. "Ihaye usedOneMinuteCough
Cure several years" says Post.
maSterC.O o. Dawson, Barr, III. 1T
is the very best cough medicine
on the market, 1t has saved me
many n severe spell of sickness
aud | warmly recommend it," The
children's favorite. Ii. l.. Jones.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
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A Most Liberal Offer.

All our farmer readers should take
advantage of the unprecedented
clubbing oNcr we this year make,
which includes with this paper The
Live Stock Indicator, its special
Farmers Institute Editions and The
Poultry Farmer. These three publi-
cations are the best Of their class and
should bc in every farm home. To
them We add, for local, county and
general news, our own paper, and
make the price of the four for one
year only $l,25,
Mover before was 50 much superior
reading matter offered for SO small
an amount Of money. The three pa
pcrs named, which we club with our
own, are well known throughout the
West and commcnd themselves to
the readers favorable attention upon
mere mention. The Live Stock lndi-
Gator il the great agricultural and
live stock paper Of the West and
Southwest; The Poultry Farmer is
the most practical poultry paper for
the farmer, while the Special Farm
ers' Institute Editions are the most ..
practical publications for the promo :
ton Of good farming ever published.
Take advantage of this great offer,
as it, will hold good for short time
only. Samples of these papers may
be examined by calling at this office.
This offer applies to all new sub
scrbers and all old ones who pay up
all arroarages and one year in ad--
vance.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03

] live and let my brethern live
With all that's good with me.
Unto the poor, some cash ] give,
The balance give Rocky
Mountain Tea, Ask your druggist. =.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03

The surest and safest remedy for
kidney and bladder diseases is
Foley's Kidney Cure. All drug.
ois's
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
Jackson has one very respect.

JACKSON mas one very respect
able street, leading from the
depot to the courthouse. This
street when completed will be
graveled, haye cutters on each
side, and a row of shade trees on
each side, hence it will present a
very good appearance.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
Dental Notice.

@.s,zzcs,zss ] will visi, the follow
ttfTyYySing named towns on the
following named dates:
PIcahontas, Monday forenoon.
March 81.
Jackson, Monday forenoon,
Apr,l !.
And will remain at each place
one week. Dental work in all lis
branches. Teeth extracted with
out pain. Respectfully.
l.. u. RUFF, Dentist.
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
~ EASANT FIELDS
. = ri > l. Y w RIT

save .or 'ay daily range
,,4..- tii. pleasant fields Of holy Writ,
.ar.h' lo-pLir. -Tennyson
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03

NoTE.-You cannot. IL you
value good health, afford to
use cheap, low-grade, alum
baking powders. They are
aptto spoil the food they do
endanger the health. All
physicians will tell you ths'
alum in food is deleterious,
The Jackson herald., 1902-04-03
True
Economy

The difference in
cost between an alum
baking powder and
the high c st-class IS
cream Of tartar bak-
ing powder would not
amount for, a family's
supply to one dollar
a year.
DR.. Prices is the
standard cream of tar
tar baking powder. 1t
makes the food de-
licious and healthful.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-01-24
UNION MAYOR YIELDS AXE
CAUSES CONSERVATION IN DE-
PARTMENTs OF CITY.
Officials Bounced Regardless Of Re-
straining Orders Issued
BY Court.

San Francisco, Jan. 22.-Since his
Inauguration on January 8, last, Eu.
gene E. Schmitz, the labor union
mayor of this city has welded his Of
fetal X with such vigor as to create
CONSERVATION in the various, depart
ments of the municipal government.
Immediately after assuming office the
new mayor instituted a searching in
vestigation into the conduct of the
several Offices with the result that
sweeping removals are said to be
pending and some have already been
made. On the 18th inst. City Clerk
Mahoney was suspended but secured
a writ of injunction preventing the
mayor from pressing further in the
matter temporarily. This was for an
alleged violation of the purity of cleo
lions law. Then School Director J.
B. Casserdy was forced. to resign and
today E. w. Williams, police Justices
clerk, was forcibly elected from his
Office after having been suspended on
the charge that he spent much of his
official time at the race track instead
of at his Office. That the new mayor
is thoroughly in earnest was shown
today when he deliberately d~isobeyed
a temporary injunction secured by
Williams from the superior court to
restrain him from o~usting him from
Office.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-01-24
DIAMOND
Fergus County Gems Are Harder
Than Saphires.

Lewistown, Jan. 22.-The stones
found at the alleged diamond diggings
if they are not diamonds, as some
claim, are certainly a valuable quality
of saphires. They are harded than
any sapphire ever seen here. None of
the local jewelers. have tools which
will make a mark or them.
While there are many who insist
there is no foundation for the excite
ment concerning the alleged discov-
cries, the fact remains that parties
Ire going daily to that locality. To-
night there are a number Of people
here ready to start for the fields in
the morning. In these parties there
are a number of the most prominent
and conservative farmers and bust
ness men of the Judith basin country.
According to report the peculiar
stones r to be found in considerable
quantities throughout a district so miles
long and Is miles wide.