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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

matchless peroralion. which swept the
srent audience into an enthusiastic out,
burst Of approval, and though Il, 1'e .,l llaa
spoken Tor over un hour nd y liaif, tn IoS'a
III esei,t seemed anxious that nc s'ou'o
continue. ,H go jL.ff9 ElN8t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02
N I'm Norfolk WestsI1l

LEAVE RICHMOND ,RA Al
" 600 a, M.-NOiFOLK. LIMITED, At
riyes Norfolk ll:a0, A. NJ Stops only az
PstsrsbugS WaYeslya ana S s4Gsks Bues
Parior Car Retersburg e Lyp'Sshh naxa aHS
CoIumbus. Blusfield 10 Cincinnati also
Roanoke to KNOXVILLE. and Kno1yl1le 70
iS:lo r. NJ. RoANo 4 y !. EX,p 'RRISHs 1oF
Esgmyihs ty9s'iIFfs 1I aHa 'IIMiTED.
Arrives Norfolk 5S9 n st9 }ga,k eng io +.
neeta With steamers 20 Boston, l rra nh
dence. New York. Baltimore ana "ssA-
;fs i, M,-Eor NorGolk and ell stations
ea o:so p + MMNEM oRLEAMs !, a aS e
LIMP. Pullman sleepeEEs, PRa stbo to
East Radfordi Lyn chbrrg to Sna ~
Memphis and New Orleans ca " pase 41''ANs
Car. ~. Vast 7.s5B "A. M.
fGffIcs No. SSs East Main Street ~,
don N; Pass, AGENT. pls, Pass, Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02
uoME.MApE DESSERTS.

588"JIorne- made desserts" Orders sole
tied for all kinds OF desserts, fruit cake.
custards and pies OF all kinds. FUR
lnighcd at short notice. Address lie s.
Fifth Street.
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Mrs. Margaret Hanger.


Especial to Tho T1Hles-D1spHtc71'Jx-
f. STAUNTON, VA, Dec. Mrs. MAT
ga1Nt Hanger, cighty-seven years oid'
died at her homo aat Moscow. this ooun-
w.{last night of old age. She was tue
wife OF the late William 1Ianger,Lh Con-
federate Of note. She is survived py touF
daughters. Ida Hanger, Mary Lesley.
sue Dunlop, saliie PETER. and two sons.
lobe Hanger und William Hanger.
She very likely had more relatives IN
this county than anyone In tho county.
Her funeral will take place Tomorrow
and the intermcnt will DO in Messy Creek
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RICHMOND avn PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC Raj

Beginning April Isll6 Iso<,
Cars leave corner Perry END s icy 1ta
i SeanSS1 IRON x. M.sto 70 T, H.. last car
Oars leave Petersburg, foot 81 Syea'
more. street, every hour from s'so ~ ="
" Y at enr connecting With NoFfo ana
western railway. 1910 Ii. - s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

Especial to The Times Dispatch.>
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Dec. 1.-Jnmes
". Gilliland 4 prominent resident OF
this place. died to-day after lingering
illness OF consumption lie leaves wife
mud Ehildren d. -----..
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! Tho funeral will take place at O'CLOCK
this afternoon from tho residence. Iho
will be mode in aOakWood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02
ROoMsSFO RENT.

ROOMS FOL, HrNT--w1L1 RENT LiA .i{al,,
we'll lighted rooin, south side l'roao oaco'i'tl'
office. Address 123 Broad street. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02
+ WINTER TOURIST RATES VIA
5SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

seaboard Air hne Railway has COM
pleted arrangements 10 put into effect
lis usual splendid winter schedule. The
best equipment has been secured, con.
Fsisting OF the most improved day coaches
and Pullman Drawing Room cars, lighted
tby gas and steam heated, with every con-
3yenience. Below please find round -trIp
rates from Richmond 10 principal points
In the South. Rates from other points
~ ~, .,,plirDtion.
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Street Committee.

The Stroot COMMITTEES failed TO, meet
Yesterday afternoon, owing lothe absence
OF u quorum, YAE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, no RENT 6 OR ,7-RooM HOUSE
in respectable neighborhood; rent nos over s.i =
per month"; Address RENT, caro- this of!ce.
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Willie Austin.

(SNeCIhI TO Tic IlmoS-D IspntcH.)
CARTERSVILLE, VA. Doc. l.--Mr.
Willie Austin, the son of Mr.. Robert
Austin, who lived a few miles from Car
tersvillc died Sunday night after short.
but severe Illness, Ee was about seventeen
years old, next to tho youngest OF a
family OF five. lie was u consistent mem
Der OF Thomas Chapel Church, and his
funeral was preached from there to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02
Mrs. A. M. Norton.

Mrs. Noie Norton, wife-of Mr., a. M,
norton, died Sunday mt her residence, NO.
Al North Twenty-seventh street. shG
leaves her husband, two sons,Nlltoh anu
Leslie: four stcpsons, one u I,li
mother. two brothers and five sisters.
rho funeral viii take place at 1880
o'clock this morning from the residence.
I,ho lnterment viii ne made In Holly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

About 'sl5.ooo.00 worth of fins Furniture
OH special sale at SYpNoR s. HUMID
LEY's. - TO 30 per cent off.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

FOR sALE-MoDlsRNl TWO STORY. STORE,
Norfolk anu Western Railway; convenient &c
churches, schools: with or witho =, STOCK t.,s
excellent stand Apply 1IAMPDEN NPlL1S'oNi
Black Walnut, Vas la.af w. &8, 4N-N5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

II. 8. LIZARD,
St;T District Passenger Agent,
~, 7, NAY,
City Ticket Agent,
,,S1gAene NJ ,1slehmaaa. VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

HAVE YOUR PLUMBING DONE PROMPTLY
and correctly W. mn &c pert ut a tr1odcrat"
Z cost yDyi. DAN'L.s O. DONSEL. q n. ninth
s. Street. 4EE AZ st55 ft55 4F45 Ss8,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE no THE OFFICERS AND MEM n,
bcrs Of RICHMOND TENT. NO. 4, - o: IL ~.
Hall 1VEDNESDAYfEVE;N December Cd,
nt.a r.. NJ, to attend tho funeral - SIT
Knight y. II. Robertson. .y
BY order OF tho. Tent.
-Tf: M y c. wv. .hiORRISS, Record Keeper. :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE U. s..
Marine Corp-xAble bodied, unmarried men,
between ages OF 81 and 35. for service
ashore and atloat Apply at Shafor Build
Ing. next door to Gen eral Post office. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

f1NpnoVEMENT ada to quality the Improved
4 4 DAVE. GALLERY, Is 222 Il. broad. Us turning
out superior qualify photos; cabinets y per
P dozeh.9 tst \. S;E VII sft-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

VANTEp, no KNOW If. YOU WILL DrsTnI-
buto advertising. matter: reliable specially
company;. SIS weekly and expenses. TIKI
JAfpH CO., Dallas. Tex. l.t t..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

Shockoe Council Tonight,
Shockoe Council. No, sos. Royal Area.
nuln. will meetto-night in regula session.
The chief and a Very impeftant business
Is tho election Of ofcerks.gA large at
tendance OF members is requested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02
Edward r, Robinson.

AR. Edward r. Robinson died at his
residence, 603 North Thirty-first street.
in the forty-ninth year of his age.
The funeral will take pace at S:so
bo al Z
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Wright's Funeral.

rio funeral Of Mrs r'nrlo Morriase,te.
wright i wife Of Mr. Walter a. Wr r,I;h.,
md daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs E .as,l
Niorrissette will take place IRON ny ,nna
sf,,u his afternoon at 8 o'clock, Rev:
&c e. "a Asbby Jones, pastor Of Leigh Street
1 IA mist Church. Of which deceased was vas
n member viii conduct the service, =! r n,
the interment will be made II, oakMoou !
Cemetery, where n sister ana pro' I'es OF
deceased are buried. r,,.,,.,,t
The two absent brothers or Mrs. " t1 III, .
Willie Morrissctte, of Nortolk, aiiu ~, 49,
Morrisscttc, OF Hampton, arrived nero
Yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

LoST-Wl1r. LADY WHO EXC CHANGED a
Martin MUFF saturday aftcrnoon ut Lake
side Club return or notify 10S East cary
Street nid receive theirs ~ h 3E2t III alie#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

WANTED. A, LARGE FIRST FLOOR FUR.
Z nisiied room, with heat central located. al
dress r. Nj, care this Office -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

HAVE your STOVES and FURNACES repaired
Is iii nrTtclass order ats REASONABLE price ~
the tpfiltIlIpS.ROGERS!$ CO., S1S Il. Hrpad.
Thinning, B sanitary plumbing aud gas httlns
done promptly. I. III. Eii tsY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

WE W I'LL OPEN ABOUT DEC. lsT AT 29i
y. 1l1sOAp STR Fl: WITH, IA F'uI11, 6IIMEi
II FURNISH / NGS,s WA 1T rs AND e, Sl1i1, QUIZ
8 BARGAINS. ~ BROWN - &9 CONSrlN Ne. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02
SITUATION WANTED-Male

DRUG REPRESENTATION WANTED AT ONCE:
ty experienced regist cred pharmacist; can
take charge II necessary. Address Lo:E BOX
80, Covington, Va. 5hI
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REAL EsTATE-Fo Sale.

Fob .SALr OR TNI1NT--A GOOD BUST NESS
stand, with dwelling attached. at Powhatan
Courthouse, Va. wv. NJ. PARRISH, III ~
4 Cary Street, Richmond, W. .[.l.AlE M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

YOUNG MAH-wANTED, BY A YOUNG
man, II years OF age. a situation IN some
office or wholesale business: can give good
reference. Address u. s., care this onicc.
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Mrs. w. A. Wright.

Mrs. Earl Nrorrlsettc Wright. WHO 9.
Mr walter A. Wright, and daughter Of
Mir nnd Mrs. IT,. Morrlsette. died at l
o'clock yesterday morning, at tho resi-
tlence Of her parents, No. ZOOS East Grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

WANTED. MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL:
will pay salary or cnn have Interest IN 6usi-
ness; can have business on trial. Address
=. o. Box 277. E..a 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

NEW BooTBLACK PARLoR--rlne thine. only
best po,ISh used. no waiting. nres men; 0ls
IA East Main Street. next postonicc (bahementJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

WANTED, Foh u. s.. ARMY: Able
bodied. unmarried men, between ages OF
q and 49, citizens OF United States Of
can an speak read and write English. For
Information apply to Recruiting Ofticer,
ITO East Brond Street. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02
ROOMS WANTED. h

WANTED, !. OCCUPANTS FOR LARGE AN
dSslt1lble rooms; 800 EnHt Leigh. L------ ~
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Miss Jeanette letter.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Dec. l.
Miss Jeanette Jeter. for n number OF
years a well known ,teacher IN Nn1
George county, died last night Of con
sumption. aged forty-nine years.
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OPPORTUNITIES

a LIVE MAN WITH SOME CAPT
- nj In a well established wholesale morcau-
tie business In. the thriving town OF New
port News, Va; .r&rn chance for right party.
Address '"BUSINESS,H caro- Lexington Iiotel'
Newport News, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

SIXTH. NJ b1o-13cARDE,Rs WANTED, Lo
cation central, tori1,s moderate Win nom l
comforts. f 5l464 $50 StS t' .s&ai AtE31
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

1stsTNEisN 1915 GROVE
Avenue nnd 1901 Floyd. -Ave,te, ~ black SILK
BOA. with long ends. Suitable reward u ro-
turned to 1901 Floyd street. I'm
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PERSONALS.
'Phons $40 Tor chs Want "A. i
man. Ae VIII come. \.

THE yBiJoU THEATRE WAS t,EsAUTIF vi.
" decorated Thursday; evening With electric
Hrond. Street Paper Florist Mrs. PULLEY
West broad Street. Phone 3726. M PSI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

WHITE MAN, 80 YEARS OF AGE. MAR
! Red sober and honest. desires q situation IN
4 order to care for his family; good driver;
knows the city we'll willing TO- do any y,ins
in order to mako nm honest living AddreSs
MARRIED. MAN, caro- this office, -a}Sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING sI SALESMAN
wants 10 REPRESENT e grocery , no ou
controls a largo trade. Address y. N. ~,
Bynum N. G. s,S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02

S IT EN- o GRA r HER--NANTED, BRIGHT,
young man as .stenographer and typewriter it,,
Must opera Smith Premier Typewriter with
tabua tor. 4. G. WITHERS, COulnbitl 8. =.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
o m Farm MOTIF,

The receipts % The 81. Lon,.
Stock MARKET TUESDAY were nsa. "
u: cattle, 2e52 hos 6g7s. ss' y
1856; horses and mules, se 'ue
Beef and butcher steep s,,a
$3.50 70 s52osbutcheF heifers tnon soa
to $40; butcher COWS from ! ~
ss.35; veal calves from $50 10 !.
stockers and feeders from ss.l5to".
Hogs. Fair 70 best butehs,
heavy hogs sold at s7.2Oa7.N y, -
medium weights and packers Al ~ /
@s-ss, the bulk at s7.lsa7se NJ sA
40 10 100 pounds, at @aoS.s.
the bulk al s7.o0ds7.iO, lights ~
100 pounds at sa0OaG.sf plg. ~" J.
&25sd5o; roughs and culls al ~ =
coo The top Of the market =
$50 and the bulk OF the hogS 49,
80 lbs. average sold at s7,IoS-%
against a top q $40, and the hun. !,
sIy0G7 30 On Monday.
H.. 7. Cant a Bro Audrain Count,
Mo-. marketed IS steers, 1891 \
average. that were good epopob !,
fetch $500 per cwt--W. Z. oorns,
shipping from Audrain COUNTY. NJ
marketed I steer, 1870 lbs. at q . Il,
- stays, averaging 1897 lbs. at as-
William s Eniow, Audrain count,
Me, we're on the maket with a sm,I
consignment Of u steers, aysrsdD
I43s lbs that were good enough ,
bring s5o0--Lirs Stock Reporter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
cUREs caTAKRH
ETnzs Ss Mes Wnz&e-1E cErs
81 czsxr4 Essr D1asFsA ssY
Mxrrv yzrE

EvrzE SAs MeS Wu1Se-L cErl
81 czsxra ETE D5EsFsEA SAP
MzTpr Yard
Deu1er e ere ezzz-rh by TAX.
ing drz Ez.0 he sln1z1 i czzoo,
Il cursd Ia Hzzt man7G. The oz.l
way 10 zh5eA AS too c9zDz disszs
cEa be rsres is u-ylga q direct spp1
zt59n 1hz1 E5l XII tas hzcfM q ca
tErgh zz1 Psess1t thsir Ugsth
BF1ZE il TIE 11iy ksgEn nstBs
q treatment TAI zoco-ykaeS this
Il @ U1s EEpsst Eaost pleasant 2n1
us calT sas11ze c1ns r. cztxut
t,lzt Las ersr hssa discovered.
Ky-rzE MSgN E1oET II Yz-a. q
Treat01- " j.. wrfies Yea hzvt
M peraiz II ssy tazt / he.levr
! -Hyguei- r. - 01e 4 ths mnst xou
derfUl cures tx catzsrh and thrnzi
trszole that has ever been discovered
Ia ny case the elect h&s been marvel
O-A Ieoelose go1 moosy m5er ia
two outfits for friends q nine q
Wngm ] have reeonnendsd HyUmei
and zn9 ! sIn anxious shall have tbl
benefit u Tbs remarkable pspzcea
Woodbridge & Pur5y have s. muel
oon6aenoe 10 the poser u Hyonsi 4
cure catzrTh, that they win for
limited nime, sell this medicine un5e
their personal guarantee 10 refuni
the money Il the purchasers can 50.
that il did not help them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

II Is as easy as falling Of a log &c
break will these days Judges and
juries seem TO sympzthi1e with cui-of
pr0geDeY. Young men left ont q the
bequests II pbdnrate fathers q
straight along with their deviltry .fully
assured that they viii eventually ar
rive at their share o. the estate.
Young women cut - . aite u
an income II they dare to marry an
Objectionable sweetheart. hasten the
wedding become mothers and appeal
70 the courts with a certainty d shar-
ing fathers fortune with the rest 81
the cbildren-NeN York San.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
Fred A. Morris,
THE GROCER.
MISSOURI ODD FACTS.

Berry Richardson, an old bachelor
living at Armstrong, is making a erazy
quilt which he intends to exhibit al
the Worlds Fair.
A knobnoster nan bought q silver
pIekle-east0r for bis wife, and 10.
stracted the jeEeler tc engrave bis
wife's name on it. When asked what
her name was be couldn't recall il.
He explained TO the jeweler that he
had called her i9ld woman 50 long
be had forgotten it.
Joe Stitwell, an old man living near
Sturgeon, has the most famous mad
stone in Galway county. Nr. Silt
we'll, who is 81 years old, says the
stone has been ia bis family 50 years,
and was given him By his father, who.
ne claims took it from an elk's stom-
ach- The old mar puts a high esti-
mate on the usefulness Of the stone.
aud usually charges SO for the use Of
it, People come from hundreds u
miles around TO try It in cases where
hydrophobia Is feared.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

AL crest kaoz1 M gral % 1s
cltfzezz q ths FIrt Nar1 70 NeT3a
fg saving 1he ad1lUgls tar jsyg fRr
The pu5Ik Es10s2 TEe leT EEs O.
fezted in everF wxra. eEnept the Erst
TIE majority IN Thai ward il fsEE q
tie levy vas twenW s4lcA car
Ysed the dag ~ seFe- TbA Is To-
eloss 3 r1te fez E1eh an lup1raui
quastfsr- Every citizen q Me1Acl
especially every taT-mEI shyuh
sIvayg vote for taxes fer god sclzgols
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
Presidsnt on Monroe Doctrine

Il believe in the Monroe doctrine
with all my heart and soul; bat
would Infinitely prefer to see Us aban.
don il than 70 see US put il forward
and buster about it, and yet fail tC
build up the efficient lighting strength
which in the last resort can alone
make It respected
To lay up a ~battle-ship and only
send il afoat at the outset Of a var.
with a raw req and untried oBceB.
whould be not merely a fony but a
crime, for it would invite both disaster
and disgrace"
1T is too late TO prepare for war
when wal has come; and II We only
prepare sufficiently no war viii ever
cone
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
Stakes ia Ills Stomach

DIS SorSE Iowa April L-JC
,Bueklin. zfarmeg. residing scar Wat
.er5oa, has recovered suddenly fr8ai an
silment rhas had bsfHed tue skill e
tie best physicians in Iowa for fifteen
yezrz
He ia 6esperzti1n- swallowed al
|eDitie last night en9ugh 70 even en-
danger life The result vat that. after
going through terrible agony, tao
large bull snakes we're elected from
bis stomach. One was , feet ? inches
long and seEeneighths Of an inch in
diameter. The physicians believed
Bncklin insane until be produced The
snakes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
JEFFERSON TO BE RozoRED
Great Gathering Of Democrats II K2a,
szs Clty-Kninszt Speakers VIII
Speak CT gzthsan Day.

kASsAs CIR, April She Dem
|ecr2tie Cub q Jseks0n o0uzty SEak-
ing great preparations to observe The
anniversary r. the 5lrthSaF q TboH-
a jefferson with Appropriate oersno-
nies on April "a u Is Fropossd 10
giFe . dinner Al TIE Midland Hotel. 81
Mhica q numher q distinguished
Democrats irom various parts q tie
country win deliver Address Tblse
persons sho are nest active IN the
movement have been identiGed for
many years Is the devoted political
friends q United States Senator va
liam ]. Stone aud the banqaet viii be
largely IN tbs nature d a testimonial
t. the junior SenatDf-
Alderman John u Rood, President
q the club, il Announcing the coz
mittees which viii hare charge ofths
dinner, made the prediction to-day
that 10 the number q Democrats
leaders q national reputation. sbC
viii Be in attendance. that the dime.
will be the most important o giFel
any where IN the United States dur.
Ing the year.
Senator william j. Stone will b
the guest Of honor at the dinner, ? said
President Rood. fsnd in addition &C
ceptaDees have been received froH
Senator Joseph ". Bailey, Of Texas
Hon. VIM J. Bryan, Senator Franci
n. Cckreli, Of this State, and E "
Carnack, 81 Tennessee. The club vii
also have as It's guest two leading
Democrats from the Atlantic sea
board, 50 that the affair viii be O
nati0nal Interest.
senator stone has always had az
enthusiasts following among the Kan
sas City Democracy and the earnesI
desire TO do him honor vas the princi
pal motive in arranging for the pr,
posed celebration Of Jefferson day on
the 18th It is certain that many q
Senator stones political friends and
admirers from various parts Of Mis-
souri, viii Dc present and among thoss
who in addition to the clubs officer
have taken an active interest in max
ing the ~prelimiE=sT arrangements iol
the dinner are Secretary Of State sam
B. COok, State Chairman W. A. Roth.
well, r z. Commissioner John A.
Knott, Mayor James a. Reed and City
Treasurer James Cowgirl. All ele.
ments Of the local Democracy are CO..
operating IN the movement to make
the Stone dinner a notable one with
the same harmonious enthusiasm that
characterized the party during the
campaign last fan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
Notice of Bids for Deposition
of County Funds.

Notice Is hereby given that ID
County Court Of Audrain County, Ms
souri,, 10 pursuance OF the prOViSi01I
Of Article Six, Vol. Two, r. 5. 1s@a
Missouri, will at the May, 1908, ten
thereof, receive sealed proposal tma
banking cooperative associations, q
individual banker, In said county, .
become the depository of the count
funds for q period Of two years fn7
date Of said proposal is accepted li
bond approved. All the bids must 4
delivered to the Clerk OF said OOuh
on or before noon Monday, May IL
which will be the first day Of said MAJ
1908 term.
Witness my band and seal Of Ofin
Done at Mexico, Missouri, this tn
first day OF April, A. d., ninetesr
hundred and three.
SHALL I. IL. CARTER,
dat 4-3t Clerk County Court
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

81. JosEPB No, April G-Sidney
Stewart and Alfred jackson we're shot
and probably fatally wounded By Nal
come Murray early this morning IN a
pistol battle In the northern part Of
the city. One bullet took elect ia
stewzxt's breast. and physicians ay
be cannot recover jackson vas shot
10 The arm bot blood p9isoaing set ia
and be will doubtless die.
The men had quzTeied oyer the dis
position a . cents al the jackson
b0ne Murray cane here 3 few day.
ago from Oklahoma
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
Ton AIlen. Retired Purilist Do.

ST. LOUIS, No, April r. Ton
Allen, retired champion pugiiist Of
the world. died at the Baptist Hos
pitai yesterday.
As the proprietor Of THE Cham
pion's Rest at 6l5 Market steeet
Tom Allen was known as the cham
pl0u. " and any man who dared call him
the "eK-ebampi0n" had bin 10 settle
with.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

IEDzK-zlzs D4rt 70 &sTiogk -
casuing q E-aaz z4ra1 asztI Ihlsi
Hho arr BE- } p1sfi12 &C. EgE zy tzi
fhers Is No gaasts1z zDw1t 9lT E9Elng
zSansa81 zla pz3a5T lExEs Ea9R
zbe. TIE Bc1srw1a1 EgE1A n
Saasx Z LozM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

IKE UszaE-zm E-rls1 CaZE q
Tnss1ay zl Carter Esr-Eso1 WZ u
elected mFar AT ze zN city els-
rksaE thgrE werE Dsugcz-te E1E az
OE@ lie cs-zZT. TIE grand %
Dez0cztk party IS H1Dg - AID
getting rez1y fig 1904
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

TEK DssEsczEE C q kzzsz'
CsF. H rsEE = = g 1HtHE q
SzxasE S1gM * tE ZEM q Ap
- engsaN 11aax Ns Ga Na -
ceg4bx cszz2 Gs = E-D LnD'
hle farwAy & fAAefT Sa3 VI Fl
Wzzee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

C0LUNBfA, S c, April THE
Grand jury has returned a true bin
against former Lieut. Gov. James II.
TSllman faT the murder d Editor y.
q. Gonzales and ca the charge q
carrying c0nceaied weapons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

Hon. 7. B. B1ekner. Of Kansas CITY.
was shaking hands with Mexico friends
this week. He had been b Galway
10 see bis mother who Is H. Mr..
Bueknef thinks ex-Gos. d. r Fnncly
sill be the next president o. the
United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

Robert II Bgckner, a horse dealer
Of Auxyaese Nc. IS the guest q BIZ
brother, Thomas Buckners an attorney
d this city. ME BuckDsr ships % the
Kansas City and s. Louis markets
several carloads u h0rses ever seek
In The rearnKansas CITY star.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
Died Of Htsoonghs

CoLCxEA. No April G-TFTs r
Baldwin, Eeed 8, died q hsocgaghs
at biz home here last night Ten days
ago be suffered = stroke q paralysis
and two days later became afflicted
With hsocOughk which continued IN
t4I bis death.