The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-15

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| person he knew in Mercer County. whether
republican or Democrat. was for Mr.. Folk
''Tnere is no use talking anything else
TO the farmers OF our district, or towns
FFS olR." either he SAID iAey are all 'o'
Mr.. Allemong of Atlanta. No.. was an
other ardent Folk boomer in the dry goods
district; He says that Folk will not only
carry Macon County. but that he will carry
m tine ba Psope w ees HIM ne is
L. ]. order of Sick. Mo. is a grain mcr-
chant, but he was visiting friends In the
FOX all the me he that a 20 per cent
OF the people in his section of Missouri are
so strong for Folk that n man is under
sG G4 d Mr f Porte sfex said H Mr. nm cr
der. lis a Republican, but there is not
enough force in the county to, keep him
from voting for Mr., Folk. and it is the
Mr.. G. u. Stokes of Lampassas. Tex.
says that Folk is as well known in Texas
Tho Texas crops. which Mr.. Stokes is fond
of talking about. are wonderful. and Tax
as. he says. is going to have a spell of
prosperity that will wipe out all the dis
Cotton is about a month late" said Mr..
Stokes. but we have abundant wheat and
are feeling better than ever; Cotton stu
looks fair. Providence has forgiven us so
many things and been so kind to us that
/ would not be surprised to see a record
cotton crop also"
LIST OF ARRIVALS.
The arrivals yesterday at the interstate
merchants office. where V. o. Saunders is
now installed as manager. was almost
record for the end of the week. The list
there included:
NC, G II Nicholson: Tulsa T.; Miss Lizzie Is. and
cisco. Tes Mrs 'HR '' Davis s' John II GaneT
Cisco Tex ii. Martin. Morgan. Ten , Ell F.
Wichita. Kas. G. s. West. McC;regor Tex: Mrs.
J Kann. cleybnrne, Tex. Eima Fowles, Temple,
Hale. Mo- a eT Be Ssf.nE Hale. No! No: II Na.R
Fort Gibson !; T: =: inss, Cleveland: I; T.,
tx: E; =, hgoSn cissuT2s; Tfs:; g.. +; KGs
ssssphine Earnest Miile.t. i: ,Hansseis. Xsnson;
Rex Rex GSg 'rS Fly Dsnkn sPro ,n B WAR
l T; 7. Goodman. Ell Paso. Tex: \: P: Nc
RssHss FF SgFfs- Ha Ess i ARsls9G
Ha9Rea M Wc Rsn Kak.r SSsss De
saltwater Tex. W; H: Johnston. Vernon. Tex:
RGTn Ter Tex Fort Black
H Hs9 I5 RssaR 5 HePs 1S:, Kas ls5i55
Solsth Hal Tex Miller. Ottawa; Kas:
water. Ok: $. D. Graves cumby Tex; L.
Sskw"Tz La gI 1s eS rsgues Abne
low se.fo. / T. Harry Harris: Milan, Mo;
"; t Bonner: Shan. Ok: \: S. sodekTon. Min
Coffey. Vernon. Tex: c. NJ. Cooksev. Corsicana,
Tex: L Bloom Houston. Tex: ]. Krouch. Okla
homa City Ok: +. NJ. Starr. Palestine. Tex.
Other arrivals were as follows:
+ Smith soeorFc. ''i Mex SsS o Ws F.
7s St Nicholas n; oil Hotel P Terrell. Navasota.
Lindell Hotel-E S. Britton. Thurber, Tex: F.
II. Frank. Thurber Tex: p. Lowenherg Homer
Ia: r F. Short Graham. Tex: ]: ]. Dillon.
;. Lacieae. HeteIGw. W. conklins. corsicana.
Tex: G. D. Criley. Denison. Tex: j. r. Mitchell,
San Antonio. Tex: T. II. Stuart, Waco Tex
The Beuton-A. /. Lchtenwalter. Mexico City
Mexico
Terminal HOTEL. Boyd Denison Tex: T. s.
Miller. Dallas. Tex: H. Wood. Dallas. Tex: j.
F. Rush. Fort WORTH Tex: A. Hogg Fort
P. H Pennington. Hil!sboro. Tex: T. wilson,
Sherman. Tex. Mrs G. E. Currey. Shreveport
La.
Mosers Hotel-w. H. Chandler. Plano, Tex:
las, Tex.
Hotel Rozier-I. LawteIstein,- weimer. Tex:
J. Lynch. San Antonio Tex: J. Dobert, Bren-
New St. Charles Hotel-J G. Edward. Denson,
Tex: Miss L. Hinkle, Denison. Tex.
The University-S. H. Candis. New Orleans,
La: w. G. Langbeird San Antonio. Tex
The Edison-J. B. Syers San Antonio Tex; s.
Goldman. Beaumont. Tex.