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in thickness from less thar fifty to
more han LOG feet. In the southern
portion of the park particularly hun
dreds of deep canyons have been cut
by the turbulent mountain streams
that flow to the river. The face of
the country thus presents an aggre-
gate of many hundreds of miles of
perpendicular cliffs of yellow and
orange colored tufa. In these are I'M
counted thousands of abandoned cave
dwellings. In one long cliff more
tnal 5000 have been counted. Hun
dreds have been thoroughly explored
and examined; hundreds more have
never beef entered, and no doubt
there are hundreds in unvisited can
yons that no y has seen since the
household fires went out ages ago.
Lived Unknown Ages Ago.
The proof of the antiquity of this
remarkable ~assemblage of prehistor-
1c dwellings,, are many. Among the
most convincing are the rude picto-
graphs that decorate the walls. There
were no horses in America whea the
white men came, nor any tradition
that such creature had ever existed,
but deeply buried in the Jurassic
rocks of the Wyoming plains have
been found the fossil bones of the
eohippus. the parent of the modern
horse Here on the rock walls of the
homes of the prehistoric cave men of
the Southwest are s~culptured like1es-
ses of this animal that has been ex-
tinct and forgotten for unknown ages
The kangaroo is never known to
have been a delizen of America ex-
cepting through the finding of a few
fossil bones. Yet crude but charac--
teristic sculptures of the kangaroo
may be seen in Pajarito park in at
least a score of places. 1t must have
lived here when the cave men were
in their prime. Other figures of less
interest are rude carvings of lizards
serpe1ts, turtles, deer. wild turkeys,
wolves and other animals. In
one canyon but recently discovered
lis a colossal stone head of a great
white bear. 1t has been sadly dam
aged by Times destroying tooth, but
1T still remains a very creditable
piece Of workmanship. In another
canFoa are two great stone lions,
prone upon the ground-the
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lands will at once receive the recog-
milton it merits.
Most puzzling of all the riddles of
the Great Southwest is that dumbly
propOunded by the vacant cave homes
of Pajarito park-the metropolis of
the Stone age. Antedating even the
prehistoric cliff dwellings by a whole
geological epoch, the cave dwellings,
of this region may have been the
earliest human habitationa in the
world. as they almost certainly were
In North America Perhaps it was
here that men first learned to walk
erect, to differentiate themselves
from the ancestral beasts and to ely
upon the dictates If reason rather
than upon the blind promptings of
instinct. In point of time, this great
stone city of New Mexico may have
been the mother city of the world.
Who knows?
Pajarito park is about thirty miles
from Santa Fe. The best way to
reach it is to travel by horse or burro
from the quaint New Mexican capital
The o is rough and in places diff
cult, n there are no hotel or any
kind of Accommodations at the journ-
ey's end. One must, perforce. carry
along a plentiful supply of provisions
and warm blankets, as even in mid
summer he night are cold. and now
when the New Mexican mountains
are snow covered, the thermometer
is likely to drop zeroward at any mo-
ment, where the altitude is a full mile
and a half above sea level. Neverthe
less. it is well worth while to brave
a little bodily discomfort, for these
cave homes have not their like else
waere in the known world.
Thousands of Cave Dwellings.
The district il which the metropo-
lis of the paleolitnic, or old stone.
age is located is bounded on the east
by the Rio Grande. on the west by
the Jemez mountains, on the south
by the Rio de los F~rijoles. ond on
the north by the Rio Chama- The re
gion that has been set aside by the
national government for preservation
for all time under the name of Paia-
rito park is one OF great natural beau
ty. Much OF it. la heavily timbered
and nearly all of It is deeply gashed
ny great canyons and Gnlches. It is
covered with volcanic tufa. varying
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Transfers in Real Estate.

The following deeds have been I'll
ed for record in the Office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
Prentice D. Wilkins to Jon T. vii
kins, for $4,000, lot 20, in -, a sub
division of Roswell, n an interest
in the Eureka ditca.
The trustees of the Protestant Epis
copal church of Roswell to George
c.. Hinson, for $275, lot IL, block 80
West Side Addition to Roswell.
The Lake Arthur Townsite Com
pany to VIM. F. Bufkin, for 5000. lots
1, 2, 3, and 4 block rs, Lake Arthur.
The Dexter Townsite Co, to VIM.
Diller, for sos, lots 9, Ii, Is and Is.
block 1 ,Tallmadge addition to Dex-
ter.
The Dexter Townsite Co, to Perry
e. Brunk, for $1O5, lots 1, 3, 5, and
7, block L, Tallmadge addition to Dex
ter.
The Dexter Townsite Co, to Geo.
Diller, for 800, lots 2, 4, 6, and 8.
block 1, TaIlmadge addition to Dex-
ter.
Mrs. Mary D. Conn to Mrs. Emma
S. Walgomot, for 81, 800, lot 5 block
so, West Side addition to Roswell.
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Millionaire Succeeds spooner.

Washington, Marcn I3--Ine SEN
ate will have another millionaire mem
Der when Isaac Stephenson, the lum-
Der magnate of Marinette, Wisconsin
is elected to succeed Senator Spoon
er two weeks from today. Spooner
gave as one of the reasons for his re-
tfrement the fact nat ne was too
poor to occupy a seat in the national
"milIionaire's club" but the new n
ator. if reports of his great wealth
are correct, can well afford the luxury
Stephenson is well known in Wash
ingtol, having been a member OF the
house of representatives, aid has
been an open and avowed candidate
for the senate on many occasions
He has been the leader of the Wis
.consin Republican Organization aver
since the war and is one of the prin-
cipal hackers of the La Toilette boom
Owing to his age-ne is b 10
years old-he has promised to be con
tented with filing out h unexpired
term of Senator Spooner. and will
leave a clear field for the other n
younger candidates to fight for the
new term in 8 o
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The Sunday Kansas City Star con-
tanned an article on the cave homes.
Of IN ancient race. to be found neal
Santa Fe- It is as follows:
~ IL now planned I make a strong
efrort TO f7duce President Roosevelt.
to visit Pajarito park when he makes
his approaching trip to Arizona to
attend the nnveiling of the monument
70 'sBncky" ONeiL the first or the
Rough Riders to fall before the enc
my II the plan materializes the
least known Mad Ana some aspects the
3 remarkabIe q American wonder
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Jewelry Stores.

Harry MORRISON The leading
and exclusive jeweler. Watches,
Diamond jewelry, rich Cut Glass
and hand painted China.
q B. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES best
jeweler. A full line cut glass, hand
painted China, diamonds, etc.
c. FEINBERG-Roswelrs new Jew.
eler. Call and see me-, at 2O3h n.
Main st. A swell line of Jewelry.
We repair watches, all work guar
anteed.
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WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
IN RUFF CASE.

San Francisco, Cal, Mar. 12.-Mr.
Ruef's attorneys this morning applied
to the state supreme court for a writ
habeas corpus. The assistant dis
trict attorney asked for and was
granted time in which to prepare
counter affidavits to TIA filed by
Ruef alleging prejudice on the part
of Judge Dunno. The defendant was
remalded to custody, and adjourn
ment was taken until tomorrow.
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Building and Loan Man.
IN PATTERSONS NEW HARNESS STORE
MOVER, HAYWOOD
AND PETTIBONE CASE.

Caldwell, Idaho, Mar. 12.-The case
against Meyer, Haywood and Petit
bone, officials of the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners, charged with com
plicity in the assassination of for
mer Governor S~teunenberg, came up
today on motion to dismiss the case.
Judge Wood, of Boise, has e call
ed to preside in the case.
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NEW MEXICO
GAVE CITY
RIDDLES OF THE SOUTH
WEST NEAR SANTA FEE.
THE FIRST IN AMERICA

The Inhabitants of These Caves LiV-
ed Thousands of Years Ago, and
Were Undoubtedly the First People
Of North America, and Perhaps of
h World
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ADVICE ON
ORCHARDS
THE MULCH METHOD AS ADVo-
GATED BY A PROMINENT
EASTERN ORcHARDiST.
THE ROOTS SYSTEM

Muiching Does Not injure the Roots
of the Tree, but Keeps the Soil
Moist and Coot.-Comments on
Crowbar Planting Orchards on
Rough land.
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POLICE JUDGE HELD
E0R cnNSpIRAcN

Salt Lake City, Mar. 12.-Chief of
Police George w. Shets, charged with
conspiracy to defraud tourists pass
ing through the city. was today held
by Judge Whitaker to answe to the
criminal division OF the district court.
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Notice. Tree Planters.

l have a nice assortment Of apples,
plums, pears, cherries, shade trees
n roses by my shop on South Main
ST. Drop me a card. l will do the rest.
3tf. R. F. CRUISE.
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Life Insurance.

GEORGE T. BLANDFORD.- Repre-
sentative of the Mutual Benefit of
Newark, N. j.. The Mutual Benefit
furnishes insurance at cost.
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Hardware Stores.
Hotels.

THE GILKESON:-Roswell's new
hotel, rooms with private bath.-AIl
accommodations first class. One
Block West of PoStoffice.
EL CAPTAIN HOTEL European
plan. Rooms, SOC; meals, Csc. One
block west of depot.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL:-New
management. Woodruff & De
Freest. Best and largest. Centrally
ly located.
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Fire Insurance.
Grocery Stores.
Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.

ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
us furnish you with our Grain, Coal
N wood, we buy hides, phone 20.
ROSWELL TRADING CO. Coal,
Hay, and Grain. Always the best.
East Second St., Phone 126.
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Lumber Yards.

PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.
Lumber, shingles. doors, lime, ce.
ment, paints, varnish and glass.
ROSWELL LUMBER CO. Oldest
lumber yard in Roswell. See us for
all kinds of building materials AID
paint.
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Harness & Saddlery.

]. F. PATTERSON Manufactures
the finest line of leather goods in
the Pecos Valley.
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Real Estate.
Seed Store.

THE ROSWELL PRODUCE &
SEED CO.-AH kinds of field and
garden seeds.
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Public Service Corporations.

ROSWELL ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
The best light and power. Phone
131 and $50.
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Electricians.

BERNARD GUNSUL- Electrical
Contractor, 3O3 N. Main, phone
141. Agent General Electric Co. All
kinds OF electric work.
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Dye Works..

x. C. DYE enthusiastically es
tablished here. Cleaning and press
ing Work done by experienced
hands.
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w -
Trade Directory.

KEMP LUMBER CO.-Can on us for
Lumber, Shingles, ETC.. We treat
you right. East 4th ST.
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100000
LOANED

The three Building and Loan
Associations that operate in
Roswell have loaned 5000 900
in the past 6 years.
Have you been the lucky one
to C a home thru one Of
these lOans2 Ii not, see
r. II. McCUNE, at once. The
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Furniture Stores.

.DILLEY FURNITURE CO-Swellest
line of furniture in Roswell. See us
for Refrigerators.
w. OGLE.-Everything from a
knitting needle to an elephant, also
Furniture and Hardware.
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Figure with B. r. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone I7S. 7u
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Notary Public.
Painters & Paper Hangers.

L. COOPER Painter and paper
hanger. My painting is first class.
I hang paper the right way. Phone
215. 3t26*
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Second Hand Stores.
TailOrS.

HAMILTON BROS.-Goods called for
n delivered. Phone 224.
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CroWbar Planting.
am very confident that the root
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-07-25
CANT

Laying by corn is a thing of the
past. Heavy rains helped by max
ing the corn too large to pillow.
Ed. Morris was called to Contra
liza this week by the sickness Of his
sister. Miss Wayne.
Ed. Mayes sold his hogs to 20
this week at $5.72 per cwt.
Uncle Michael RObinson's many
friends are sorry to hear Of. bis
serious sickness.
The Vance boys haS a very tin,
fox chase this week.
Clark Beatty had che mislortnnl
TO get his foot badly bruised thil
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-07-25
HIGH HILL DISTRICT.

weather cOutluues WhFul'
We have had plenty of rain for
which we are thankful.
Corn prospect is very fine. A
good many are laying their corn
by this week.
Dat harvest is over aud thresh.
ing is here.
Hay harvest is in full blast.
Rev. w. ID. Pulls aud family,
who a short time ago left for Mil
Ter Co., Mo-. like their new home
and church work well.
Charles Sellers bought so head
of shoats at G cents from Lakenan
& Barnes.
Oliver Sims recently purchased
a fine surrey.
Aunt Artemecia Davis is making
her home with Aunt Susan Parks.
Mary Edwards is not so we'll at
this writing.
b. F. Pulls sold 8 hogs to Oliver
Sims at 1916 per hundred. They
averaged 1921.
Elmer Shock sold his nice cattle
to Lewis Anthony at Sc % to go
the first half Of August.
Blackberry gathering is the or
der of the day. Berries are plenti-
full this season.
Philip Daily has bought a new
moving machine.
Mrs. T. ]. Daily and children
visited at Phillip Daldy's Saturday
night aud Sunday.
Meeting began at New Hops
Baptist Church last Monday night
conducted by Rev. G. Q. Long and
Pastor Rev. Rice.
Curtis Smith, formerly of Higl
Hill district now of Benton Co.
NO.. is the proud father Of ter
pound boy.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Smith anC
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Miller visite,
John McCommons Sunday.
Elmer Shock sold 60 head o
hogs to Lewis Anthony of Contra
lie, at So. 65 per hundred.
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Modern Woodmen.

The Mexico nj. w. A. camp had
a big time last Friday night. spe.
eial gathering held in Fraternal
Hall. Near 800 guests were pres.
ent. Judge ID. A. Murphy presid.
ed, as v. g. The following pro-
gram was presented;
Duet, Misses Kenneu.
Solo, Miss SwartwoOd.
Address, Judge w. w. Bolts.
Recitation, Miss Bedbury.
Speech, Il. A. shannon.
Speech. +. II. Jesse.
/ Music, quartet.
Music, orchestra.
After the literary program re-
Treatments were seryed--ice cream,
cake and lemonade. A number OF
cakes were left over which were
sold at auction aud the proceeds
presented to the Royal NeighbOrs,
The evening was highly enjoyed
by all present. The Woodmer
boys always know how to have &
good time.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-07-25
NORTH WILSON.

The oats are good aud in the
shock.
Corn crop promises to be the
best for several years.
Rev. G. q. Selecman Is still with
the revival meeting at Maple Grove
with large attendance. Bro.
8. is an earnest worker of the
Master aud is doing much good in
the community.
Walter Holloway sold his family
mare to G. +. Clark for 800.
Bob Faddis of Kansns City is
visiting relatives here.
John Baker was in our midst
this week buying fat hogs.
Some of our cattle feeders have
contracted their cattle at good
prices, some as high as $6.25.
Mrs. Lizzie Berry tells us that
she raised over 1906 worth of fowls
last year. She says she expects "a
beat that this year as she has ovel
100 turkeys.
James chatham was in Oul
midst this week buying stock hogs
He purchased two sOws aud sever
pigs for $4S.
Ira Spratt. one Of Centralia'
hnstling merchants, was here at
tending meeting at Rowena.
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LADDoNlA.

Miss Mamie Maher of Martins
burg visited Miss Alice Oliver Sun
day aud Monday.
O. w. Peyton Of Wellsville Wis
tied in Laddonia Sunday.
A. b. Young Of Perry was q
Sunday visitor here.
Joe MeneIee and A. NJ. Pitt Of
Perry were here on business last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. McCoy
went 10 Perry last Sunday to see
Mrs. WIN. Mccoy, who 10 very
sick.
Mim Margaret Torreyson OF Mex
leo cams bown Sunday to visit hsI
home folks.
| Theodore Banpeg. timer 70
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J. c, DeLaporte. was in Mexico
last week working on a building.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Torreyson
are in Mexico this week attending
the Chautauqua.
The officers of the |. y. v. +.
were Installed last Saturday night.
Mrs. Lena Morrison and daugh-
tiers, Martha and Mildred, OF Full.
ton, are visiting at Mr.. gilbert.
sons.
Rev. Shepherd of Louisiana
preached at the NJ. Il. Church last
Sunday.
Messrs. POtile aud Watson of
Columbia were the guests Of Dex
Vandeveuter aud family last Sun
day.
Miss frankie Miller of Cbata.
nOOga, Tenn, a pleasant and at
tractive young lady. aud who has
been visiting Miss Sallie Van De.
venter for the past two months,
will spend next week with relatives
IN Louisiana. Miss Van Deventei
will accompany her.
w. F. Maymall, editor Of the
Bowling Green Times, was her,
last Friday to visit his brother Ed
Miss Birdie Mccoy visited Mrs
Ben Stevens OF Hutchinson Satur'
day aud Sunday and attended
church at COrinth.
Miss Efie Mcdaniel visited il
Farber part of last week.
Mrs. George Ferguson visited
Mrs Luke Simpson in Farber Sun
day, attending meeting.
VIM. Hill of near Nadine wa:
here last Friday. He is a patient
of DR.. Woods aud is suffering from
rheumatism aud is in u very crit
zeal condition.
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Some have their wheat and oats
stacked.
A fine crop of blackberries this
wear, but it is about all the fruit
we nave of any kind.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Park
Rodgers of near Santa Fe, Monday,
July Is, son.
Harvey Brown brought out a
new runabOut last Friday.
Mrs. Robert Kerr who has been
very i'll for the past two weeks is
thought to be better at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Almer entertained her
brother, MIR. Greed. and a friend,
Miss Smith. Of near Hatton, Cal
laway Co., last Friday and Satur-
day.
Born tO Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Bybee. July IL. a son.
Mrs. Plyde Hendrix entertained
her brothers. family a few days
last week.
Mrs. Tenie Smyth of Texas is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Wash
Miller. Mrs Smith was raised
just north of Moline.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Read
Massey, July -. a daughter.
Quite good many persons have
attended the Chautauqua.
Felix Martin received letter
from his brOt her, Josiah. last Sat
urday. who went to Ferguson,
Okla, last March, saying he has q
fine prospect for crops. Corn is
waist high and looks we'll. His
alfalfa. milo, maize and garden all
looks we'll. He was going to get
one more load of posts and put
them in and he would then have
his farm all under fence.
The prOtracted meeting will be-
gin at Midway Church the arst day
Of August. Everybody get ready
10 60.
w. w. johnson is out on bis
farm rushing around getting bis
crop taken care Of.
Arleigh Winterhalter and wife
visited his parents near Rnsh lasI
Saturday aud Sunday.
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CHAMP.

Wish they wOuld organize Sun.
day School at Bethel once more.
Il. G.. Cant bought hogs of +. Ii e.
Dicus last week at So .65.
Mrs. Hayden aud little great
grand son of Hannibal, are the
guests of Mrs. Will Sullivan aud
Mrs. Will Armstrong this week.
Mr.. Aud Mrs. MeLOney of Mex
leo spent Sunday with viii Sulli-
van aud family.
Mrs. Reagan is visiting at Y. G..
Thomas this week.
Little Gladys Ernst is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Wilkins. She says
she doesn't like to stay in town.
Chas. Crockett delivered s hogs
to parties in Mexico Monday.
j. II. wilkins sold a COW and
calf TO j. l.. Hickman last weel
for $40.
MIR. and Mrs. Armstrong, nortl
of Mexico. visited their son. Viii
Armstrong. and wife Sunday
Quite a number from this viein
ity attended the Chautataua Sun
day.
The corn is about laid by, tn
oats aud wheat are cut, and th
farmers are busying putting N
hay and getting ready TO thresh.
Mrs. Ed. Harrison and littl
daughter are the guests Of Jas
Booth and family.
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week.
Little Mabel Vance is sick.
= Born to George Brown and wife,
a son.
Uncle Henry Faucet and daugh-
ter,S Mrs. Loren, visited at Mr..
Broadus' last week.
Misses Annie Renie and Addie
Cunningham are Mexico visitors
this week.
Walter Riggs and bride were
shown an unusual amount respect.
The night after their marriage
their friends serenaded them. wish
ing them every happiness. After
the departure of the serenader:
the old. time charival iers took pos
passion aud reminded Walter h,
was one of them.
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POWELL FORD

The Mexico Chautauqua has been
we'll attended and enjoyed by this
vicinity.
Mrs. James Powell last Monday
morning. before starting to the
Chautauqua, drove to j. +. Pow.
els and when leaving the horse
started in to run and didn't stop
until she got home. The lot gate
being partly open the horse went
through breaking one wheel to
pieces of her new runabout. Mrs.
Powell stayed in aud held to the
lines aud wasn't hurt, but was
frightened quite a good deal. She
hitched another horse to the old
runabout aud went on to the Chau-
tauqua.
VIM. Mason shipped nice lot OF
fat cattle Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. billiard OF
Beaver Dam spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mrs. Tina Dill.
lard and family.
Earl Carter is i'll with chills.
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WEST LIoK.
Hoti Hotl Hoti

Hoti Hotl Hotl
s. p. Beadle sold 60 head Of
hogs to E. Wilburn Of Laddonia.
DIR. Hainline. wife and two
daughters. Of Seaton. ILL.,. are the
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. G.
w. Mcintyre.
Born to MIR. aud Mrs. John Ha-
gan, July 18th, a son.
Miss Leona Whitehouse Of near
Laddonia. spent last Saturday
night aud Sunday with Miss Ida
Galloway.
Miss Allie Hsgan is the gnest OF
her sister. Mrs. Roy Elan, this
week.
The lawn social at Vess eau.
thorn's last Saturday was well at
tended. Everyone reports having
a fine time.
f.. D. Snedeker aud wife enter
tanned Mr.. aud Mrs. q. w. MeIn.
tyre, and Mr.. Hainline and wife
Sunday.
J. G. league aud wife enter.
tanned MIR. and Mrs. j. ID. Ander-
sou aud Mr.. aud Mrs. =. p. Dn-
bray.
Roy Elan and wife visited at
Lee Hagan's last Sunday.
s. p. Dubray is operating the
threshing engine for James Ware,
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DOUBLE HERD OF ELEPHANTS Pondcrous Performing Pach-
yderms, Presenting Program Comique Of Perfection.

Kings Big Realistic Wild West lndrOducing 800 Indians Cowboys,
Scouts aud Soldiers In spectacular exhibition of daredevil
riding fancy opng and BOohrowing including Capt Frenchs
Troop L. s. Cavalry in exhibitions riding Monkey drills
and band of Sioux Indians of the Far West
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