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Evening journal., 1907-04-27
COBALT
erunine Fruit Trees.

Trim little eeery year rather than
much IN any one year. Peach tree
require more pruning than most trees
ut least one-half of the new growth
should be removed each season. Cher
" trees require the least pruning
Merely cut out dead, broken or crossed
limbs. Other trees need a judiclouf
thinning cut and sometimes "cuttlns
back" If two branches interlock. re
move the smaller one. Avoid cutting
so as to leave stubs. Make neat cuts
close to union; paint all large wounds
Be chary Of cutting OF large limbs. l.
it must be done, saw on under side
first. partly through, and then saw
from above. Prune in February OF
March or in June, Spring pruning in
duccs wood growth; June pruning ia.
vors fruit growth Farm Journal. "a
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
What Bran For Horses.

Several years ago | was so situated
that l could not readily get any grain
feed for my riding and driving horse
but wheat bran, writes a correspondent
OF Farm Progress. l could get plenty
Of either Missouri timothy or Kansas
prairie hay I never kept horse in
better condition in my life or at lower
cost fed him a common water buck
ct full Of bran, dry. at each meal and
night and morning as much prairie
hay as he would eat up clean. al
ways set bucket Of frc9h water con-
venient when fed at night. 1t was al
ways gone In the morning, and he
would drink another bucket or two be-
fore eating his morning meal
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
AT THIS SEASON
Many Gases Of Chronic Dyspepsia Re-
nnrfeA

ported.
The wise don't wait until they are
sick, but as soon as they feel drowsy
and dull, have a bad taste and breath.
a foul sick stomach, torpid liver and
are constipated, they seek pre-
ventive, therefore, in many cases pre-
venting serious illness. The follow
ing well-known formula has been i'm
use for many years. and has proved OF
great value IN constipation. dyspepsia
and an stomach troubles. Tr Cin-
chona Compound, . 10 oz; Iastor
Compound. ! on; Fluid Extract of
. Cascara Aromatic. / oz
You can prepare IL yourself. OF have
it prepared at your nearest drug store
at small cost.
Indigestion is the failure OF the
stomach TO properly digest the food.
and Is the cause of more misery and
distress than any other disease. H.
presents an grades of severity, from a
condition where only certain articles
of diet cause distress TO a condition
whore the simplest food causes intense
agony ana is rejected by the stomach.
a. "iii NtiNNNN WIS N'lAAtiNuH NieeASN
undermines the constitution. destroys
/ the VIII and nervous powers. causes
emaciation and weakness, and ruins
the health. There are pains i'm the
side, nausea sometimes vomiting, dis
tress after taking food. constipation.
loss of appetite, dizziness and fiatul-
ence- Immediate relief viii be found
by taking a teaspoonful OF the above
mixture after each meal.
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
Inanonoo of The Rno.ter.

The influence Of the rooster upon the
number OF eggs produced has been
tested, showing that IN two pens Of
five pulhts each, treated in the same
way from January I'm September the
one with the male laid $50 eggs; the
one without the rooster laid 0T2 eggs.
The effect OF the presence Of the male
upon the fertility OF eggs was tested.
II Increased from nothing the first day
10 % per cent Of fertile eggs on the
eighth day
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
eusaolnna.

II IS urged IN favor of subsoiling that
the land improves every year. although
it may have been subsollcd but once.
In viewing the effects it should be In
the light Of Improvement and not re-
covery, us no injurious effects are no
ticed at any timc. It Is also claimed
that If marrow roller sholld follow
the subsoil plow, so as TO compact the
soil after tie subsoil plow has passed,
the capacity 10 hold water would be
greatly increased and the benefits Of
subsoillng be more immediate.-Farm-
ors AdYncItn
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
S ] ! ]
india Relish.

Chop fine q small head Of cabbage,
six onions, twelve gretn peppers and
two quarts green tomatoes Sprinkle
with one cupful Of salt and stand aside
overnight In the morning drain off
the liquid and put the vegetables in
kettle. Barely cover with vinegar
Add one-half cupful mustard seed, one
teaspoonful celery seed and half a cup
full sugar. Cook five minutes, take
from the fire and pack in glass or stone
jar. You may add more sugar If you
like it sweeter Lastly put in one
tablespoonful English mustard.
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
psath of Henry 3. Evans.

ELKTON. April 27.-Henry Holnngs-
worth Evans father Of Postmas .er
George n. Evans died az the home OF
his SON, aged Si years. Mr. Evans had
been I'm feeble health for some time
past, and his death was not unexpected.
He Is survived by four children. Miss
Harriet, George NJ. and Mrs. Carrie r.
Death. OF Eikton, and William II.
Evans passenger agent o. the Philadel-
phia Baltimore and Washington rail-
road. Penoader. Del
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
keen hi. Mnk claan.

Keep the dirt out OF the milk. The
absence Of cleanliness furnishes US
with the missing link that lowers man
10 the level Of the beast. An ounce OF
prevention is worth a pound Of cure
sixteen 70 one, Of course. II is easy
enough with reasonable care TO keep
a great deal Of the dirt that gets into
the milk out Of #. but It Is exceedingly
difficult after the milk bas. .hecome pol
lnted with dirt TO get sbme of>fhat dirt
out Of it again, and It IS suipossibie TO
get all OF the dirt in ponnted milk out.
because a large portion Of u IS dis
solved before the milk reaches the
strainer.
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
Horse Terms.

Grinders, the back teeth.
A white spot in the forehead is .
blaze.
Hand, one-third of u foot-fom
inches.
A snip can't be anywhere except o.
the nose.
A white face from eye to eye is 3
bald face.
Group, that part Of a horse back O.
the saddle
White around the top Of the hoof is
a wllte cOrOnet.
Elbow, joint Of forelegs next aboy,
knee, lying next to horses side.
a star, blaze or bald face can't be
anywhere except ON the face Forearm
that part Of the leg between the ell
bow and knee.-American Cultivator.
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
Care OF Clothinq.

Air your dresses well and they VIII
never seem stufy. Clothes never
should be shut up in wardrobe im-
medlately after they have been worn.
Let the bodice OF q dress hang over the
back of n chair FOR ut least half an
hour before putting 1t away. The old
est clothes can le kept fresh aud odor-
less II they are treated this way.
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
IL cure a onld.

Anything that viii set the blood into
active circulation is good for a cold.
Battle the feet in hot water and
drink hot water or hot lemonade on
going to bed. Take salt water sponge
bath and remain in a warm room.
Battle the face in very hot water ev-
cry five minutes for an hour or so.
Snuff hot salt water up the nose ev-
cry hour or two.
Four or FIVE hours exercise In the
open air is often effective.
Evening journal., 1907-04-27

Patrick Neary.
Willard Hail Porter.
John @. Corbit
Bertha b. Murdock.
Emeline Strickler.
Robert c. Cannon.
William A. Kelley.
Hugh McGovern
CANNON Suddenly al Camden, \
j., on April "a 1907, Robert c. Can
non beloved husband of Heloise T..
Han Cannon
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence ot Ms father-in-
law. John H. Hall, No. 1880 Lancaster
avenue, on Sunday afternoon, April
rs. az 2.20 o'clock, where the remains
may be viewed Services at Calvary
d. g. Church, Third and Washington
Hrccts, at 3 p. niyy Intorment at Si!-
verbrook cemetery
sTRIcKLER- In this city. on April
o. 1907, Emeline widow of 3. Il.
strickler, aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence of her son, James w Strickler
No. Si3 Monroe street, on Monday af-
ternoon. April 20, at 3 o'clock Inter-
mont at Wilmington ana Brandywine
cemetery.
MURDOCK-On April 25. 1907 in this
city Bertha e.. daughter of Harry
3. and Annie NJ. Murdock, aged 13
years
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence of her parents, No. SIS Monroe
street. on Sunday afternoon, at $50
o'clock. Interment at Rlverview cenie-
terry
CORBIT-At Odessa. Del, April %.
1907. John Cowgirl Corbit, son of the
late Daniel and Eliza Naudain Cor
bit
Funeral on Tuesday. April 80, from
his late residence at odessa. Carriages
viii meet train leaving Broad street
station. Philadelphia. az 10 o'clock at
Niddletown. Services and interment
at Odessa, Del
In loving memory Of our dear baby Ar
thur James Noul,on died Aprl a. 1906.
A little bud from earth has gone,
To mmgle with the best;
Hes missed by AN who love him dear,
And those that he knew best
Oh, how we miss his little voice
And long 10 see his face.
with toar-dlmmcd eyes Oft we stand
Beside his resting place
Parcats and Grand Parents
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
COLORED PASTORS
AGAINST LICENSE
Union A. VI. E. Conference
Adopts Resolution FaVOrine
Prohibition Movement

Members of the Union A. VI. u. Con-
ference, composed of colored ministers.
yesterday afternoon went on record
in favor of no license after a vieor-
Gus discussion of the temperance COM
mittee's report II was read bv the
Rev Albert Price. OF Chester. and de-
clared against the use OF tobacco as
wen as liquor" Several objected to
the strong language about tobacco.
and after discussion the following was
adopted.
We recommend the movement for
local option being made In this state
and feel grateful TO the women who
are laboring in that cause. We be-
lieve it Is not only for the best inter-
osts Of the state and the church. but
our race, for we do not believe that
there is any class suffering from the
effects of the cvil of the liquor traffic
and tobacco habit more than the Afro
American people in this country"
Tho conference by a unanimous vote
recommended that a day of prayer be
set upon which sermons should be de-
livered favorable to Prohibition in this
State
Biahop is Optimistic
Bishop jacob r. Ramsay. Of Phila-
delphia, made an optimistsc speech on
the future of the negro race and point
ed out that the advancement of it
depends much upon the conduct and
efforts Of each colored person. He
said in part:
'We may be considered yet only I'm
the infancy Of our racial development.
We hope by the help of God TO strive
for the mastery by our thrift. our
Industry and close application of the
training of heart, head and hand.
What the Afro American people
must do is TO continue TO prove their
right and worth to American citizen
ship, and this does not all remain I'm
the right given them by the ballot.
but, moreover, our commercial value
and Industrial strength. as we'll as
moral influence. In these ] see hope
for my people"
Visiting ministers Of the conference
viii occupy pulpits Of all the churches
for colored people in Wilmington to-
morrow There win he mass meetings
at the Grand opera House morning.
afternoon and night, at an of which
services bishops win preach, as fol-
lows' 1880 a. M, sermon by Bishop
j. c. Wilmoc, 3D. D.; 2.3O D. m. SER
mon by Bishop b. u. Ruley, ID. D.:
7S0 D. M, sermon by Bishop J, H.
Ramsey ID. ID.
The program for the church. French
street, above Twelfth, is; a. m,
love feast, conducted by the Rev
stephen Frisby and Charles II.
Nichols; 1890 a. M, sermon by tho
Rev. Elsie T.. Polk; 23O p. m. sermon
by the Rev. J. ID. Johnston; 7.3O p. m,
sermon by the Rev. S. ~ Sanders.
Bishop Witmore win preach in Ezlon
A. Nj. -. Church at night
A committee, of which Mrs Eliza
beth Gilbert Is president viii entertain
the conference at a banquet on Mon
day evening.
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
clea,nina sak

The water In which potatoes have
been boilSd Is excellent for sponging
out the dirt ffom silk The stains Of
sea water on silk or any delicate ma
terial are very dilinult 10 erase. and
in some cases spoaeing with soft wa
ter and then with aiamonia water wiz
act we'll
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
Grain For PIas on Pasture.

A test at the Montana station lndl-
Gates that when running on pasture
hogs Will keep In good condition and
even gain IN weight on a light grain
ration. This has not been definitely
determined, but experiments so far
point to this conclusion.
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
Worms In children.

The mother who wishes a remedy fos
her children having worms will find
peaches good cure When raw
peaches are ont OF season. canned
peaches may be used. Tho acid Of the
peaches kills the worms without iniur
ING the Child.
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
stsins on Tables

If whitish stain Is left on a table
by corelcssly setting on a pitcher Of
hot water or a hot dish. pour somc
lamp oil on the spot and rub it hard
with soft cloth, then pour on a li.tle
cologne wGtcr over the white mark.
and rub it Cry with another cloth.
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
To Remove Iodine From Linen.

~~'''~ ~ft -'t~'"
To remove iodine from linen soak the
stain with sweet milk. occasionally rub.
bing The spot. II the stain Is fresh
wash in warm water with plenty OF
soap Alc5hol is also considered good
for white materials
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
CHANDLER q qnafstShsr E%baImsr
No. "a Nv. Nlnth street.

lNu1 ~ Ws .NIIIIN , q lHIs
CarefL- attention day or night
Bodies 81 Boarding Houses. Hotels
and HOSPITALS removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments 6re-czss. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
ron NERVOUS DISORDERS

"" ~ y 7" . 'F"TW ' -TIN-T TITTHIN
Restores strength and Induces refresh
ing sleep without the use of dangerous
drugs.-
Evening journal., 1907-04-27
oeAyHs.

Sarah A. Novel;.
Patrick Neary.
Willard Hail Porter.
John @. Corbit.
Bertha r. Murdock.
Emeline Strlckler.
Robert c. Cannon.
William A. Kelley.
Hugh McGovorn.
Evening journal., 1907-04-27

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
FOR RENT -Unfurn'shed room for light
housekeeping. Apply 1890 Pine street
a2i-Gt
FOR REN1-Room "a by as for light
manufacturing Apply DURsrEIN o East
Second street. a27-5t
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07
Trustees Sale.

Whereas George A. Morris, Junior, sin
gle and over eI years OF age, by his GER
tain deed Of trust, dated December 4,
1906, and recorded in Book %, at page EOS
Of the records OF A Idrain County, Mis-
souri,, conveyed 20 w. w. Harper, as
trustee, To secure the payment Of cer-
tain promissory note therein described, the
following described Real Estate. situate
in Audrain County, state Of Missouri,
that is 10 say.
All OF Lot Two t2l, Block One 90, Wood
lawn Place, In the City OF Mexico, Mis-
souri,, and being the same lot conveyed to
the said Morris by Z. Il. Talbot and wife,
Lena Talbot.
And whereas default has been made In
the payment OF said note and interest,
now, therefore, In order TO pay said note
and interest, will, at the request OF the
legal holder Of said note, expose said real
estate 20 sale at the east front door of the
Court House in the City Of Mexico, Mis-
souri,, TO the highest bidder, for cash, on
Friday, November 8, 1907,
between the hours OF o'clock In the fore
noon and o'clock In the afternoon.
W. w. HARPER, Trustee,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07
BIG WHISKERS.
Two Crops That Would
Put the Prophet
Aaron to
Shame.

Washington, d. c., Oct. IA
Washington paper prints the fol-
lowing letter from Representative
Camp Clark of Missouri.
In your issue of Sunday. Oct
20. you have a picture OF MIR. s. g.
Brinkley OF Magnetic City, N. c.,
whose beard reaches to the floor
when he sits erect. The article is
headed: Longest beard in the
world"
II merely desire to state that
the article IL erroneous and mis-.
leading. As compared with some
of my constituents this man has
merely a goatee. l have two vHlu
ed friends. both living in the same
township in Pike County, Missouri,
whose boards put Mr.. Brinkley
and the prophet Aaron to shame,
"Aaron's beard, which went
down to the skirts Of his garment, "
was as the down on a young lovers
chin compared to the magnificent
boards Of Mr.. Valentine Tapley OI
Spencerburg. Mo-, who eau meas
ure out IL feet 6 inches Of hirsutC
growth. Judge Elijah Gates oI
the near by village of CurryvillC
has q beard of 9% feet. These
facts and figures are easily verified
Missouri, in boards as in all othel
good things, leads the world.
Champ Clark"
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07
For Temperance.

The people Of the State of Del
aware voted on the question of Ii
cense or no license Of liquor this
week. In some places the saloon
forces resorted to desperate methods
At Georgetown it is reported, the
proprietors Of the opera house were
induced to refuse TO let the prohi-
bition leaders have the use of the
hall after it had been contracted
for. The meetings were then held
in the streets. Mrs. Leonora M,
Lake Of ST. Louis addressed the
working meu at noon meetings and
was called by the liquor men theil
most dangerous opponent.
Miss Roena Shaner Of jackson
Mo-, is doing field work in South
Caroline for temperance. Sh'
will spend three weeks in Edge
field county, the home county o
Senator Tillman. Already good
reports from her work have beer
received.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07
"Hoodoo" Engine.
Wrecked near Thomp-
son Last Week
Has Killed IS
Men

The Columbia Tribune publishes
the following story:
With a record OF sixteen meu
killed and scores OF people injured
during six years and n half on the
road; twice plown up aud a dozen
times in the ditch. Wabash engine
No. SAT, that jumped the rails near
Thompson Station east of Centra
lia last Saturday. killing engineer
Jones and injuring dozen passen.
gers, is looked upon by trainmen
as the "HOOdoo" of the Wabash
system and every engine driver
that pulls her throttle and sends
her speeding down the track feels
that he has taken his life in his
hands and may never take another
trip on the road.
Transferred from the eastern di.
vision to the division west OF the
Mississippi about eighteen mon tbs
ago with eleven deaths to her cred
it and an explosion which has
caused her boiler makers TO
transform her from a compound to
a single engine. No. SAT has main.
tanned her reputation on the west
side by being the star actor in four
wrecks; three being fatalities. Al
O'Fallen about year ago a ter
refic explosion destroyed her boiler
a second time and killed the eugi.
neer, fireman and brakeman. Th,
latter was riding in the front pa RI
of the caboose, which was the only
car attached to the engine at tn,
time.
| At Ferguson No. S47 caused the
death of Fred Shaner who wal
thrown against the opposite trait
as he jumped from the cab. A lesI
serious accident occurred later il
the yards at Moberly followed b!
the wreck at Thompson Station
last Saturday when the engineer
was killed and the fireman serious
ly hurt.
Engine No. S47 was little iniur
ed in Saturdays wreck aud is nov
in the round house at Moberly be
ing overhauled and made ready 70
another run. But trainmen alonI
the Wabash are predicting it will
be no easy matter to get a drive
to sit in the cap aud pull the throt
tie, and a fireman to feed the fur
, mace Of this man-killer, The Hoo
doc" of the Wabash.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07
Settlement Docket.
PROBATE COURT.

MONDAY, NOV. II, 1907.
Estate A. j. Cauthorn ct al, J.E.Jesse,
guardian.
Estate Talmadge heirs, o F. House.
guardian.
Est F. Sneed Summers. r. T. Harris,
guardian.
Est Mary McCarty. ] f Jesse, gr.
Est NJ A Butler, G Cleveland C Butler
Extr.
Est Ruth Black J } LIttrelI gr.
Est Minerva Thurman et al. Thomas
G Thurman grdn.
Est Byron Bradford NC Barnes grdn.
Est Leo j. Hines w J Hines grdn.
Est Sam Calhoun + A shannon grdn.
TUEs.. NOv. ~.
Est Rosa Dawson T + Hook grdn.
Est Curtis Field OF al w w Harper gr.
Est Hubert Branstetter ct al y r Bran
stetJer grdn.
Est I Stuart Allen StallIngs grdn.,
Est Lydia q and Mary Spellman John
Spellman grdn.
Est Neyman heirs J L Jesse grdn.
Est p Doyle ID Doyle grdn.
Est Edward + Beatty 7 and aud + A
Beatty exs.
Est Valentine Hoffman VIM II Hoffman
admr.
Est W w Brown T. Jesse extr.
wEDSEs., nov. 10.
Est Bertha Foreman Lulu Foreman gr.
Est Joseph Meyerpeter Geo. Meyerpe-
ter extr.
Est Dennis Moore BelleetalMoore grdn.
Est Greed G Lewis ct al Maggie E
Lewis grdn.
Est Ralph Galloway NewtonIa Calla-
way grdn.
Est Roy and Virgil Squirting II G Spur
ling grdn.
Est Fred MeFadln ct al Laura McFad-
in grdn.
Est ID l. s Bland Sallie c Bland admx.
Est Geo YOnngbioOd John YOunghloOd
grdn.
Est ID Tucker + K Jesse admr.
THURS, NOV. u.
Est Eddie Mcdaniel Enie p Mcdaniel
Rrdn.
Est Levi Mcdaniel stella Mcdaniel gr.
Est Frank NJ DoyleJ ] p Doyle admr.
Est Margaret Ferger w c Fecht admr.
Est John McGowan Emmet McC;owan
admr
Est II Ernest Berry T N Berry admr.
Est A B Medley Elizabeth Medley ex.
Est Rolly J Darling L w Motley admr.
Est Timothy Scannell II Scannell ad.
Est Altman C welch Belle welch extr.
FRIDAY, nov. Is.
Est Mamie Pryor T Z Hook grdn.
Est W II Whiteledge = and J T
| Whiteledge iadmrs.
Est John w Stuart John Byars extr.
Est w l. Evans n Dix admr.
Est Kitty Gay Manuel Gay extr.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07

Later. Miss Lewis died last
Friday afternoon. She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lewis of Martinsburg. She was
aged IL years. Had been III 70,
some time with consumption.
The funeral was held Sunday at
the Martinsburg Christian church
conducted by EId. Simpson Eli,
aud the burial was at Benton City,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07

Last Friday was a rainy day
aud rather an unlucky day for the
Bob johnson sale, but large
crowd was in attendance and every
thing sold we'll. A spaa Of mules
brought $500, 25 other mules were
cold. besides 200 head Of cattle aud
$50 head Of sheep. The total for
everythlng sold amonnted "a
ti2 900.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07

This marriage Of Miss Frances
Potts and Mr.. Robert r. Robert
son OF San Antonio. Texas,is an
nounced to take place Nov. 2lst,
The bride.tO.be was formerly q
resident of Mexico aud was one Of
our most popular young women.
Many friends here extend conRrat'
ulAtions 10 tho happy couple IL
advance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07

w. Il. Beal, Of LaddOnia, is
home from a years stay with his
sons. Elgin and Charles Bsal, at
Broken Bow, Neb. Father Beal
viii remain in Audrain for few
wssks. looking after some business
affairs, and then will make a visit
10 his sister. Mrs. J. v. William,
at Green Bsier. Ark. Mrs. Will
lIams was formerly a resident Of
/ this county and lived for a time al
80 At Perry.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07

The Moberly Monitor comments
that the saloons at Chillicothe
have been bluffing the city council
for some time aud threatened to
quit business il the council raised
the license. The council then even
did worse-revobed all license
aud the town is now dry for 9
season. The saloon men have nov
had opportunity to reflect that they
don't own Chillicothe.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07

Why not buy the best wagon
made; as the wagon is used as
much IL not more, than anything
ON the farml We have the Stude'
baker which can't be exeelled.
FERRIS & CAUTHoRS.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07

Lewellen & Smith. south of
vandalis, held another big stock
sale last Thursday. Over $27 900
worth of live stock was sold. The
same firm held a sale about a
month since aud $45. 900 worth Of
stock was sold.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07
Notice Of Final NRtnRRaHt.

Notice Is hereby given that final set
Element OF the estate Of Valentine HUFF
man, deceased, will be made at the No
vember term OF the Probate Court OF Au-
drain County, Stats Of Missouri, TO be
held at Mexico, ON the second Monday in
November, 1901.
wal. +. HUFFMAN, Administrator.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07

Mr.. aud Mrs. J. p. Dobyns Of
this city announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Minnie Belle
DObyns. to Mr. Walter Hill Of
Prescott, Arizona. The wedding
will be on Christmas Day, after
which the couple will 20 on 9
trip to California and to Hawaii.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07

Mrs. +. r. Jesse entertained at
dinner last Thursday for her broth
er. Mr.. Ed. Williams, aud his as
sOeiates, Messrs. Mccormick, Gar
rett aud Adkins, in the quartet
with which he is travelling thia
winter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-11-07
New Meat Market.

NJ. q. Owen and Frank TOwsOn.
3 doors north POstofilee; phone 4l5.
Dealers in fresh aud cured meats.
Poultry in season.