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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-16
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SIvttenoe mormouer.

st Telegram ira 9utte, Molt.,
fortrIler, at en- Slot Wormoner paa
200 fom isienuem 9pen IanOa8 Den
Soe poa @sien til glberta ! Canada,
boor Be agter at boiGtte jig, ON Sc
iig tiIireoS meS 6crboIOene. @n
al 6loffen oeO Ndpn 3. s. @pIer no.
taItc; Ser or uof al Snuo | De 6or.
ereoe Stoter; men Canada bpber Be
6c0itc @iIfour. &i bar Here tore So.
lonier | SSobo, Oregon o. Ioutono,
% Sc tribes. SrOHptningeu til So
uaoa fer mere al iuNuItrielle END al
reliaisie eSnipn. gi ooor irem Zig
Sc ileite &oloniiter / 9lmerifa. CT
bper, iom fou bielpe i'm Nabo, sis.
SET, on Sen mir6re bel6ige iaar Stet.c
al DC beSre itiaese, iuOtiI ole fau Fla
re iig."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
. @iens 6. 8. @atieion ira ct.

N,cns 6. 9. Natteion ira ct.
Tall bar Der ! gpen fprriee uge |
@eisg hos fin Moocr. bar ban ON.
firing % fit rnSerifriiter fra 6umi.
liens eomle genner poa en- Mnisa.
ming til graiioent Aooiepelt ON ge.
machining for groSeren 8. s.. Wiatte.
ion, ser iiSber | Iontana StatsiGng.
Tel | Geer 2oSge for 9nsieiuig fro
@anfen / Great 5aus, bois aosicrer
ban par. Mnnse al Gecorabs gor.
eere m~Sertcgnebe gnissninsen.
"4oiten" cmtaIte | iorrise Hirn.
mer, at Ser bIep siort Snobrub ! 8.
8. gIasstpebis Saloon fprrise 2sr.
bags Iat. Samne 0at bIep ser og.
ina bruot inS / SanSI9se 6. 8. Cop.
Iiffs acntor, bpor Spoene tog Cub
for SanbipIoning til en- gnroi al ca.
$50 % ct Bar @uISbriller liant nosIc
andre Sins, alt inIt Yarer for omirent
$50 eIler S75. 5poene fom ino | Son.
ioret eienuem ct toTt Sioeo9relie. til
boiIfet Re ffaffeoe liz gSgarg peb at
breie Gsslen / 3sren. QoIitiet boil.
ser ct ifarpt gie meo enbper mist9n.
feIig Gerion / gpen % banber, oct ifaI
iaa lat | Spoene.
- Mrs. 2. :. Seperion blep iib.
ite Senboe TO 8onee blot Of en- &lap.
Sun ffuIoe eaa neo |
os Der loa en- alapper.
paa Srappen, iom bun life
ioa. Sln por barbcnet % traoote
paa SIangen, iom itrar beo benoe.
0n bun penbte liz for at saa op
igien, beS Slangen benoe otter. Sun
toa fit lille Barn 90 fprang til No.
boen, Gus. Carlton, iom til al 2pffe
baooe noget 9rpnbepin | Sriet, Tom
be CAB WrS. Seoerion og ienote
ocrpaa eiter Or. Smeesep. Meb goo
Eleie err mi Mrs. Seperion nbenfor
al Sare % fommer fig gobt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
en- u1inoefeit.

Solf | Ga Grosie % Smegn be.
gpnbte ben 29be S,lIi at ieire en-
Winoeieit ON glaf Satpf- 9riscn |
1882. Slere 3r9fninaer itoo BEN
CONNER mellem De bpibe og Snbi.
anerne, bpis tapre Sspbing falbtes
ben forte $50 (glad Saipf). ct or.
oentlgt Slag boIbtes Den 2ben gtu.
quit for 70 gar tilbage pda en- Q /
Wisiisiippi. Slooen, 90 Mi( neben.
for 2a Grosie, % Den bar iioen baa.
ret Hannet Battle Sslanb. gaa ben
Itob Setter iaar. s 9risen beltog
mango @Gnb, iom l9neere ben / 81.
Den blep Lanosfienote. Gen, Senrp
gtfinion bapbe unber iig 1900
Wanb. Sberit / Senne Scr par go.
darn Saplor, iom lao paa @mcrifas
Gr9iioentitol fra 4be Warts 1S49
til 9be Ssilli 1850, ba ban osoe, og
8aptein | oen bar Sen enbba mer be.
rsmte Mbrabam 0incoln, Der itprebe
bort 2anb unoer 9oraerfrigen. en
Ssu af aleranoer Samiltou bar
meS, IigeYna Senrp Dodge, 8iscon.
inns fsrite 8ubernsr.
gIod Sopf. 8rigen enote meb
$epoingens 8eo paa Sortet | Srai.
RTE on gbien. s 1882 blep bans
StriSsfrGfter tilintetgiortc, og ban
flDgtebe MOREOVER, meu fnngeocs al
@innebogo . Scouts paa @isconiin
Riper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
5orifieuist.

TrriScnt &puicbelt bar negtet at
formifoe Stroffen for Regeren Sobn
8. 9urlep, JON al en- Sitrp ! 8iItrict
OF Columbia er bsosbemt for at babe
en- Bige pna AZ aar. Zen
forte GiGpel bill bIipe bGngt ben
26oe augult.
Smnsliug. Solbopipuer | Netp
Dorf beilagIagbe ben 9be augilit ON.
borb / Sen ifanoinapiIfe Sinies Damp
ifib "llniteo States~ Is Sobafi9ffe,
bper inSeboIoenoe 80 8unb, og 8
arrpe, bporaf bper giemte II Sla'
Tier affepit. Sngen al bisie @arcr
uar opfsrte | Sfibets Sapirer, men
fprIsgtes inoimiglebe, oa De ! ame'
rifa betaIes bsit. Ieoens Soloem'
beosmGnbene unSerisgte 2abningen,
forioonbt pluSieIig Watroierne Otto
SobanneIon, Iils Setter Nilien, 6ris
Somreps (9) og Soban Sobanne'en.
Srpit sipr Sfabe. Sra iorifieaige
Steber | NorSbeIten fommer geret'
ninser ON 6roit Rat til Ranbog.
IRA 8inona, Minn., meooeleS, al
SroIten par LET, 90 at lioen Staot
blep eiort pao @rsoen, men man
frpgtcr for of enbn,i folbere Seir piI
felge % sisre Staoe paa Rois oq
Srlgt. su anben 8rsbe er III om'
trent inbbeitct % enoel tr9ifet. 6rc
GlainTeIb, @ouibara Gountp, 8iS
meIoes ON iterf Sroit, iom giorSt
megen SfaSe poa Rais % Eotetet
poa oct lape 2ano iamt paa Bog
hpe0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
Sit Oct.
Sif psiaa npsct anbct.

@Scg Iifte min Saffe iterf % Sruf
Sen iterf", Tiger en- BennipIpania
Dame, i6ct bun fortGlIer en- Siitorie,
20 itisut icg baoSe Sooeopire til
bper Tag, niISe ies life fro, at ser uar
nogen 5orbiuSelie meuem Dem. Seq
baooe iunge o. tun9e StlmSrr % os'
ioa Siertcbonfeu, % ifient min NeanS
io8Se. ban troe0e oct BAR aaffeeu, icm
gior0e mig iaa SoorIig % life Srat
sen ielp, hi Ran ioBSe, Ran taalte Den
life, ioa eIife0e lea BOG &oiie iaa goot,
at ieg troeSe life, ies tunNc IeOe uoen
SEN.
en- Gag beisate en- Sen mig | nit
Siem - Set bar et aar iiOeu. Seq
tate on, bpor soSt bun iaa no, %
blm ia9oe:
ga. o. ieg ieler peI osiaa. Set er
for0i iea orifter Eoihlm iIteoericr al.
mIu0elig &ane.'
'@oao er Yointm', iagOe ieg.
Sum iortnItc mig ga, at set par en-
Ge0corit. % bpor meget beore bun
ielte, iiocn bum begpnNie al BRUCE oct
iitcoruior &ofie eaer Sbe, % ieg ienoie
I'll @lititen og lit Ell Enfte, % mar
oct IaOe5 eiter aTtui5nin8eu, er set ioa
8Oot, at icg bar lite fisbt ct Yino
aufie iiNcn, Seq bcSpuSte itrar at
bliDe beSre.
%eg fan life begpnNe at iort9Ile,
boor meget be0rc jc9 isIer, ii0eu ieg
bar but9t gOinm % IaSet Safe Dor.
re. Miu SeIbreO cr beore enc oeu
bar uGret paa mango aar, % ies fan
life iise nof I'll HoS Tor Seure npSeli.
ge 6eoeSrit." Rdunet gipct al 80.
inm 60, Battle Greet, Rih.
Gag g~SeIGsaeren oGf o. iGt @ien.
rpbg8serer isare o. Nuturen sisl
Reiten. Get err boaS on aisr, nnnl
8oihIm to8cr aofieers BIaos i Dir
GiGt. Ter er en- @um0".
&c | bpcr Bafte eiter cen befienott
lille 9os "s5eien til 3elIpiae".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
9esiatte griier til genowitone
Part.

Spr Garet 1904 betieuo,sjsr Northern
Pacific en- flor Mepiatielie I Triisn ira
Chicago, ct. Fani, 7niutb % an
ore Stsosr / saprooeiten til os sieuhsm Vel.
lcipiioue Bari. Sisle ReoiGttelisr formlno'
Ter betpoelis garitursus uogiiter.
NpeNoteaer er bpssebe. Old Faith
full Inn. moosrne I euhper Senieenoe.
bassst Of Siotie % Steus, ~belisseuoe NOR
Old Faithful Gcyser. er maaiis ben msit
eisnopmmslise Spsuius / tit Slass SaHoss
% MAJ blipe ct pupst Steo. ct MT oa
i~iprariet Sotsl paa auitsn at gelcwhone
9aie sisr bette I'll Oct freSeIisite Steo Bar
Ten. Spert al gartens Spisler bar 9laos
for ESQ @iefttr, CT oplpit meo GIeftris
eitet, Opparmet mep 5antp % bar ct COB,
crfefter.
2Gfonsn or fra Ute SUM- i'll 30ts
September. Ruten pia ~ y. u, Sip'
iuafton % Gardner.
Ssuusno Ten I'll buil,eH iom helm Seeni
for q. 3. ". elsr liriu til u. ". 9lelanb
Gen Sasia'r asent. 81. 9aul, @inu.. isl
nGrmsre SplpsniHser 90 iene ieg 9ents
for "Wonderland 1904"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
TecDrab oa Gmegll.
Sen lite slusnlf 1904
esnSaasaoIs.Yieui

Gen forencSe airfes @enishco Der
I @nen bapoe | Ssnbags en- uofligt
iii Setter Sanaens 5orm, nrrmeit
for Senoossifolcn. Gmtrcnt 24O
gacnneifer - imloa og itcre - rciitc
ON Moraenen Sernb meb SrGaet.
Ser boIotes @~nbStieueite paa Den
natre @oarospIoos, bpor 1uitor Sou.
gen prrSitcne, o. ct Sffcr optogeS
til @ornebicmet ! @eloit. Soma.
Ser inofom noeet pper $1,000. On
Gftermioooaen moreoe man fla meo
f~orifieaise 2ese o. mtntcr Sorntole,
% aIcffen $50 Tom ct @rtroto9 og
braete ole glade 90 nelforneieoe
bient.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
Norses Sorfrar.

Sra ariitionia teIegraieres Den ODE
aiiguit. at ben norife @egiering bar
beiluttet at realiiere en- 9lan, iom
lGrge bar ppret UNDER Suerpeielic,
nemlig ON Sprettelie Of en- Srloss-
bapn / oct norolise Noree. Saunen
bill bii iterft bei9itet. girfeliggisreI.
len al bette groieft aniees ior megei
betponinssfulot for 9efpttelie af Hor.
seS DIFFERENTIATED os for oen ifanoi.
nabiife Salpss Soripar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
5tor Sodout.

8 Rem yorf er Ser en- 2odolit moo
S llniuner | gpsuingsfnget. 2sroas
ben Ste onf1tteoe ben 2 5000 Ratb;
men Sobn 6. SateI, Der optraoer
pan gpsmeitcrnes gesre, r1ette, at
Antnllet piIoe gua op til 100000.
Teri uar @rbeioernes 5srer, pbiIip
@~eirsbeimer. enig. MaIernes Bro
oerifnb er life inSbefattet / 2odouten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
Sioite apIinss.Uy

Nr. Snoip, ben ~befienote Crop
grpert" | Chicago, iom III beiinoer
iig paa en- HeiIe | geiteu for at I'M.
oerisge NpIineenS Silitanb, telegrn.
ierer, efter bpno GomoroS.@ooo SO.
m~eoSeLer, fra Samestopn, q. 8. ben
lite aug. at Spcoeogre bercmfrtng,
Tom for Ell SiS iiben 9ab 2eite ON
20 9uIhelS pr. acrc, ueppe bill gipe
70 9nibeIS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
Nuspcnnen

Seq muStua Ssmaitinen "Susbemnen"
for omtrent fire Sar iiSen. % ben er Den
beoite lea npseuiinSe bar feet. Brine
9ere bar brust BEN meset, o8 ben or li8c
iaa goS Tom M euSuu. Seq er bel for'
nsiet meS ben. Seq ienSer min beeitc
Sat for serss llIeiIiobeo. gers. Sans 8.
Re5s, Renbiue, Iiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12

Ceres ssssdssassboe- sr mcbinset % sisn'
nemIaIt mes rueesn Sntsreste. Sea tan his
fac onSst srs. at eamIineeu al etiaier CT fof'
trafelie. 3et er en- rem 5crusisIfs at i@tts
IA Ill at Iafe BEN. cts a collection o'
pitermn Sens" Ser er baaee aIecr %
sumor, bOorimos aft aniisoeIisi sr ianHptitia'
bessfuIot usetuffet. Ssa tan iiie fiifune aneei
sue, al goesu una biGIre til at eeife saHec
for bet Sisuue % rpesteuos / Dor rauetnaOpis
eiteratar.
zb.gestn gaaSiicu. @ts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
Sfuopenee for Poniehce

Sfisnt hi tibt % ofte fan ia
8runo til at bore bel tilfre6ie meo,
at Dor &eprpientant albrig oplaoer
lin Wunb / ben lopeipenbe Soriam.
ling bperfen FOR at boloe Saler eler
title 6orilag, peo oi bog paa iamme
Si6, at ct iligt umGlenbe Neblem
Itunbcm fan bli fieo oe lei ODER at
iiboe Dag mo % Dag no iom en-
StemmeItub. 9erfor bsr bet life
Fororge ps, at en- Zig tats SeprG.
lentunt iinber paa ct eler onbet 6or.
lag, naar ban BERTH bar a%nleoning.
Seq niloe bare forubififfe benne forte
9emGrfning paa oct, at ingen ifuloe
fomnte til OF firbe Den Siitorie, iom
lea berpeo meooeler efter Sud, no.
get noe al geien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12

"Mten - SIN = Miiter Speafer"
- beapnbte oct noget nbebi9lpelige
OteoIem ira SbeIlbad Gountp, ioet
FAN laugiomt reiite fig op paa TO
Ben poa fin 8loos | 2egislati,ren.
Sea onbolocr ON antageIie al bette
nit Ssniebsg.6orilag | 8eligionens,
Rpralitetens og GipiliiationertS Sn'
tereSie.
"Spis hi life faar Ell Sob, iom be-
ltemmer Sfuopenge for Spniebege,
pil inaen ifp6e eler orGbe oisie
5ugIe. @eu bpis life nogen bill
br9be S~sniehseen, bill ben groaoige
Ssniebeg br9be Ssniene pg Spuin.
aerne. Sar ri ioa life Longer nogen
SONS, bill bi ON fort Sib ogiaa bli
uben SrGoifanter. llben Sr9oifan'
ter blir set ingen &eligion, noen
ReIigion. ingen Noral og uben Vfo.
raj iuaen lpffeIise Siem. % %
hi peb, Wiiter Speafer, at lptfelige
Stem er Statens goloerf, bill lioer,
Ipffeliee Stem Dor opifrpote Chilli
lotion bIi ct brslenbe Gilonis. 0or
GfuiliiotionenS 9enarelie maa pi bd
lpffeIige Siem ! Dor MiOte, og for al
fua Dem, MOI pi ba goo Roral. @oo
Rotal beror poa 8eligionen, og for
at ba IeIiqioneu mao pi ogIaa 10
greSifanter. Wen oct Ter ligeiom
naharIigt no, at biSie Er9oifanter
maa ia llngbsns. Spis pt ifal bo
SONS Iii bore Rr9Sifunter, rnaa 81
uorpoSe S~sniebsgen, % ifal Ssnle'
bsaen, BIZ uorpb0et, er pi nsot til al
aisre oct Isnnenoe for nogen al
Srebe Sen. Snsen Sffopenge, niger
Sons. Sneen Ssns, insen EraOt'
fonter. Snsen Graoifonter, in9er
aeIisiom. Singer &eIision, niger
@oral. ssngen RoraI, ingcn SieHt
0erfor anboISer iea after isien ON
at bette NIT 5orilns ON Sfiiopenst
for Ssuiebsg nloa bli antat."
On Sor Iaset ~peotpses, rtoes life
9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
Safpb RsrDig

par Irbeioere ocS SroianoS Sprf peo
IrenbaI. Get iort9nes ON BAN, at
ban funbe bare Sapnet iliIot ui &li.
ie%rnitpffer Iiseiom andre bGrer @eS.
gn 8iuterSaa gift ban ira gper til
Grrfet, oper ~ Mil, paa Sti meo
en- baIp SsnSe Salt pon Hp9sen %
en- tor Seruitang i Sounoen.
@n auber Sang iflIoe ban iii MsI.
len meb en- boIo Ssrbe Haig. Sor al
fomme Serber maatte ban no en- MiIs
Sci neouuer ct ganb. San bar Hu.
gen | en- SGf paa &pgser. % ban
bar fmrnet / 9anben, alentte ban, al
Fan babe noaet at bore pna % latte
ia iii at 70 meh S9ffen paa. apnt
men haIupeiS msote han Ell @aab mel
aienoinger, ser ioruuoret ipurste
b~porior ban life Iagoe gprSen fra iig
mems ban roeoe.
"gg meiner, ca er fGlen", ia Safcb
ser M isrIt bIeo cpmprtiom oerpoa
Saa inuSSe ban liz paa Soiten ior q
Il bocr Ionet ban baoSe igien, % %
ban mGrfeNe. at ban bar bel halupeis
tiIieieoe han: Hna mi no iitte put
ReiNn an. San ipntes, set life pai
grpSeriei orrS at Isie @urSen icr Der
| balpe @Cils 8oatr, ban bapbe sien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12

10. Gsssr. waStOu. Uis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12

1EER Sekr.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-04-02
Notice Of School Election.

Whereas the City Of Lexington is a
city Of population exceeding two
Thousand ana not exceeding one hun
bred thousand inhabitants and,
Whereas the coming election for
municipal officers of said City is by
law required to be held at the same
time as he annual school election of
Lexington School District.
Notice Is hereby given that at the
annual school meeting 10 the School
District Of Lexington, knowngas Lex
lngton School District No. ,, In Town.
ship oil, Range p, in Layafette county,
Missouri, the voting places will be the
same places as those selected IN said
city for voting at the election for
municipal officers, that is, in the 6rst
ward at building on west side Of Broad.
way, owned by Gus Haerle, and
formerly known as the James. Bldg.
In the second ward the lower room oil
the court house. To The third ward the
drug store of William Loomis on
Franklin avenue, IN block II, first add
to Lexington aud IN the fourth ward
the engine house in Old Town, and
the voters IN SAID school district voting
upon the propositions submitted at the
annual election residing In each Of
said wards will vote at said voting
places respectively.
The voters in that portion of lterri
tory OF the said school . district no
included in the limits of SAID city viii
at such voting place or precinct al
they would be attached to, provided tn,
ward lines OF said city were extended
and produced through such adjoining
territory.
Said annual school meeting anC
election will be held on Tuesday, tn,
9TH day of April, 1904, end there viii
be submitted to the qualified voters o
said school district at said election and
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-04-02

The Turkish empire of the present
day has an extent of 65,752 square
miles in Europe, with 6, O86, 800 inhabl-
tants; S89, 900 square miles in Africa,
with 1900, 900 inhabitants, and 650,-
1874 square miles IN Asia, with 1885,
300 inhabitants, making a total area
of l, IFS, 046 square miles, with 20,9S1,-
800 inhabitants. These are under the
immediate rule of the sublime porte.
The department of agriculture is in
vestigating the usefulness of wild rice
as a food, Notwithstanding the fact
that threats of lYnchIng, white cap
ping, etc., have been made against
anyone who would introduce any more
new breakfast foods. Wild rice has
an extended habitat and it is stated
was probably the chief starohy food
of about $4,000 OF the American abor-
igines.
Congress will be asked to appro-
pirate at the coming session Sl02.-
500, 449. "a for the sup tort and increase
of the navy during the next fiscal
year. This is an iucreasei Of more
than 1928, 900, 900 over the a%ppropria-
ton for the present year, and oontem-
plates an expenditure OF %, 1926, 800
for the construction of new war ships
and $4,000, 900 for armor and arma.
ment for new ships.
Statistics for the year ending Aug
ust 80 show that automobiles killed as
many persons in England in a week as
railroad trains did in year. The ac-
cidents enumerated in England and
Wales during the period mentioned
were 1891, the persons injured being
1891 and the deaths All. The figures
show an average of rs. rs accidents per
week, with 57.52 persons injured and
7.9 killed every week. During the last
twelve months the total number of
passengers and railway officials killed
by accidents to passenger trains on
British railways were eight the injured
being 224.
Europe has A miles of railroad for
10000 people; the United States %
miles.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-04-02

meeting the election OF two school
directors for said district to hold office
for three years and until their success
sors are duly elected and qualified
In addition to the above, the board
of directors of said school district hes
ordered an election to be held at the
same time aud places to determine the
proposition of an increase in the rate
oftaxstion, necessary to be levied for
school purposes, from forty cents on
the one hundred dollars valuation to
sixty cents on the one hundred dollars
valuation, which proposition will be
submitted to the qualified voters of
said district who are tax payers, voting
at said school election.
The judges and clerks Of such mum.
cipal election will act as judges and
clerks of SAID school election, but the
ballots for said school election will be
upon separate pieces of paper and will
be deposited in a separate ballot box
kept for that purpose.
By order Of the board of directors
of said school district duly made aud
entered of record on the 2nd day Of
March, 1904. THOMAS j. BANDoN,
Secretary and, as such, clerk Of said
school district,
This March 10th, 1904. S.19tS
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-04-02

Miss Maude Burden returned Tues
day evening from a visit with rela-
tives in st. Louis and E~dwardsyille,
Illinois.
Miss Louise Ryland Of Kansas City,
returned home Saturday evening after
a visit with her grandparents, Judge
ADD Mrs John E, Rylaad
s. A. Hazeltine OF Springfield, who
announced as a candidate for congress
a short time ago, has withdrawn from
the race Hon. c. w. Hamlin has no
opposition as it stands now.
STRAYED OR sToLEN-One brindle
bull terrier, female, wlth,whlte mark
ings on breast, neck and nose, with 4
white feet, answers to name Of Gyp.
Reward for return or information
leading to same.
3-17tf JNo. L. ScHoFIELD,
Mrs. John Welborn returned home
Sunday evening from Aullville where
she went to attend the funeral OF her
brot her-in-law, George Roberts. She
was accompanied BY her brother, R.
A. L~ittlejohn and his wife of Kansas
City. Her sister, Miss Matte Little
Ohm, arrived Monday morning to
visit her.
Americas leading tragediaD, John
Griffith, viii appear at the New
Grand Monday, April 4th, in his now
famous representation Of Shake.
speare' s macbeth Excellent acting
company, correct costumes, novel
electric effects and special scenery
painted expressly for this play, are
some Of the features Of this coming
attraction.
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Mrs. W. T. Poffenburg aud 1.-TWO
children OF Kansas City arrived Mon
day evening to visit Mrs o. o. oraw-
ford.
Lawton Gordon OF Kansas City
came down Saturday evening to visit
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. E. c.
Gordon.
Misses Mary Rulings and Lillian
Fulkersou went to Kansas City Satur-
day evening to spend Sunday With
relatives.
Mrs. Claude Price and baby re-
turned Sunday to their home in Kan
sas City after u visit here with
relatives,
Mrs. Kate McHenry of Jefferson
City, returned home Tuesday morn
ing after a visit with her sister, Mrs.
T. NJ. Cobb.
Miss Nell Beedy of Kansas City, re-
turned home Tuesday evening after
a visit with her friend, Miss Virginia
Hart.
Miss Estelle Orth Of Clinton, Mo,
returned home Wednesday morning
after a visit with friends in Lexington
College.
Mrs. Frances H. D. VanSlyke of
st Louis arrived Tuesday evening to
arrange for quarters for the ". r, G.
Of st. Louis.
Mrs. w. A. Council Of Kansas City
returned home Monday evening after
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan Young.
Mrs. Reid Kinkead and little
daughter, Maurlne, returned Monday
evening from a visit with relatives
10 Wellington.
7. B. Smith and wife of Kansas
City, returned home Monday evening
after a visit with the family of Capt
j. P. Ardinger.
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The amount of gold in the United
States treasury exceeds that in the
banks of Russia, Germany, Belgium
and the Netherlands combined.
The LOUISIANA Purchase Exposition
covers two square miles, 1920 acres.
1t is larger than the Chicago, Omaha,
Buffalo and Paris expositions combin-
ed.
In 1850 there we're not a single mile
Of railway In Wisconsin, Tennessee,
or Florida, or anywhere west of the
M ssissippl river. Even in 1870 half
the area of the country was still with
out railways.
The weather bureau collects its in.
formation by telegraph, and tor a
short time twice u day the whole tele-
graphic system of the country is at its
service to the exclusion of all other
business whatsoever.
When the United States claim was
allowed Britain lost 10000 square
miles in Canada and was debarred
from access to the Pacific along five
degrees OF the coast. The boundary
had been 10 dispute since 1872.
The largest hotel in the world is to
be built in st. Louis zeal the worlds
fair grounds. 1t Is to be a temporary
structure, three stories in height, and
will be 1900 feet long by 100 deep.
The plans are for $500 rooms, to ac-
commodate 5000 guests.
The money spent in the saloons Of
St. Louis last year would build 1000
homes costing $1,000 each, put $500
worth of furniture in every home, ten
IONS OF coal in every cellar, $50 worth
Of groceries in every pantry, give each
family Il bank account of 5000, and
there would be $3.50, 900 unspent.
In four lines-cotton goods, kero
sene, lumber and lour-Ameriean
goods will be met in Manchuria. Rus
sia has every advantage in flour and
lumber and will soon be our mos.
active rival in these lines in the gener.
al trade with China.
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Berkshire Bears For Sale.

| have six young thoroughbred
Berkshire boars for sale at SO each.
If taken atooee. These are a ehoic,
lot Ct pigs good heads ard bones, vel
marked and good individuals, weigh
about 10 pounds.
SAM NJ. REYNOLDS,
1924 Corder, Mo.