davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-07

blancas de acod6n toreide. Eneaies de hile estlos
nuevus. Mantas frisas.
DE INGCATERRA: AlfOmbras. tclas negras
Cr1les de hilo camas de hlerro, aambrado nhnidad
de artlcuos.
DE TODOS PASSES: Riquisimas telas
nueyos dlhuios clases adrnirabjcs.
Telas superiores para sastrerias caeiniirea meri.
nos. franelas, panos, easticotinas, paeta, vc,las
alpacas, drill de hilo, blanco de ooores, satenes,
forrOs bolOneS.
Estamenas, mernos velos para traj mantos:
y todos los articulos propos para 0rdenes relt-
giosas.
Mrrcanc1as amer1canas, especialmcnte los te]Idos
llanoS y estampad0s, los crudo4. de | ls ClAaAs
mas aoeptables que se adquieren aquelos
cados.
que, en- la Capital no existe otro establocimento
e para los compradores que buscan la varedad
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21
9eretttss 1lnd1rtdJten

Wilpaufts. I'm beaiissn
Sonntdg. Hahmittagg 8 ubr, finoet in
oer 6aus Der Ct. 5runriscus z9emeiRs
be, Ode 4. u. 6armoH Str, cine 9ers
IommIuHg Der 9eamtsn Der FEDERATION
Der faih. 9sreine BON W9ilpautee
GoaHtp irlDis aud Der CUR Gtaatscons
OeniicH an 4. ausua in 9urlinsion,
0is., erpdhltgn BelssatsR ffdtt.
WiIpuutet. Der Ct. 90
fep5's 8.su.s9trsin Der aleihu1mi5en
9smsinbs srfpdblts IN ieiner Sd6rez
~5srammiuHg iolseubs geamien:
grdi., Ont. q. Trsis; /. 8ieeprdi., I.
Groha; 2. 9iteprdi., Sol. Dries: 3.
9iteprdi., BET. Z. gpnraS: &C.. u.
StssemsHsr; 8ites5ec., u. anSrns
ittl0; I. 5in.sSa. sra. GoiH4aa;
2. JiH.sSet., Sob. 3. S6immels
Shasm., Ser. z. Sts6ling; Miisli@
beg 5in.sSom. Sol. 8. Selisdu;
Warida1, Mafh. gIsinmdnn: ran.
nsHtrdssr. Gr5. 3siihtl, Z. grunnsr.
y. Brain. Der 9srsin sdhlt 4. 8.
1853 miislieeg, Al me6r dls Dol
Sabrtsfrih; has 8erm53sn barSat
S57. 212.W, tine 31n1bns Don 81.
e03.92; bic Einua6msn bsliefen Hh
auf S1753069. BE 9ussa5sr auf
sl3.e2s.7i ussT sB s3.9oS.92.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

tau entsesenssHommsn psgos, hisIien
@rs6iihof Webmet unb gifdoi Ms
Saul hir5s anipratsn. nobel tie Bic
sst9aHs Ar6eit Der 56oeraticn nab
reno oes lsbteR Sabres in dnertsnns
zen Noritn lobttn. Der @pofoIiide
8elesdt 6altonio bieIf e6enfans cine
tarSe Reoe. in uslfer sr iih ron bsy
&erlammlun9 bero6i6ieoeir, oo feline
AnpdenAsit in Waibinaton otineens
n0tbpsrOis iei.
Redeem bic Dsridieoenen gOmifss
tpie fir Rsiolationen. Contribution.
9iittsI unO 0s5s. 6iudmeu uIY. srs
nonnt pOroen iparen, srfoIats gertas
9uus um II llbr.
Die administrations purse nm
8 llbr ppm prdFoenien sur Cronuna
geruisn. GS5iihoF IsBmer Iproh
oas @ebet, porduf ErsbiIdof gfsnt
Don Rem SrIedns cine Reoe belt,
iDel6e Die gsriammluna gum ar0Bien
@ntbaIiasmus binrib. ST prizes 0as
srcbariise 0ert Der FEDERATION uno
3eitRete lie ais Sic ar0Bte ano bette
@eieaihaft sum Wo6le unn Shube
Der Rehts Der amsricaniitsn girasr
uno sntbot sum ShluFe Elm berslihes
8iatommsR 81 elmer Sasuug i'm Sii.
zen.
3uihriften uuo geSauernsiGrei5en
6oB he niht auassen iein ionnten.
auuIoen erbaltsu uno 9erleien non ben
Gr5biihOieH ron 0ep BORT. @6icaao.
ct. 2ouis, philadelphia un0 Bolton,
iospie ben 8iIt0fen bon Qitts6ura.
Sos Nnseles. san autouio, goiie
@itD, Rortb Carolina. ga @roFe,
Burlington, pa. 9afbuiae. Qanfas
Stir. hilton. geaepiTIe uno Buffalo.
0ices9rdioent &ceble, BON Ser rs
%oeroiiou, peItsr 3ur Set in europa
MELT. puroe ais 8ertreter oerlel6en
auf Dem 8dtbolitentda Deutl6lauo's
erpdblt. Iahbem Wiar, Sdlembs
oos S6lubesbst perri6tei bate, err
folgte 9srtd9ung Sic Diustogagormit
tdd.
9(6snbs s llbr Tandem ofiens Der.
fammlungen al SIREN Der auspGrtis
gen DeIsgoten ftatt, iopie Gmpfanass
feierli6teiten fit bic 6eiutsnoen 0as
men 6rauen uEo 966fer Der Dele
goten), psranitdltst 5on Sen perI6ies
oeuen fatb. @ereinen Der HefItaot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

in Der grrintung uu5 Grmusbisuna
Der 9tmsiHOtIhulm. Dur6 sinitim.
misss 9otum puroe Cardinal @i6.
bens gum Gbrensg rdfoenien Ser Or.
slniiation seipdbls un0 aIs @sneral.
@rdlfoent putOe N}iar. 0'Gonnen
pieoss5endbIt.
Sum QrGIiosntsn 0,s SfuIosparie.
msnts waIoe aeudbli 3eo. q. n. nc.
@eoiit % gbiIaOslp6iai 3um graIi.
osnien 6es golese Departments.
3so. :. u. gonpap CON gsoraelopn
uno gum qr6fSmtsn oes Seminar.
Departments. Reo. 6. q. 0ner oor
Baltimore.
Detroit, ct. 4aul. Gbiraao. Gin
einnati uno Buffalo maroen ais Dor.
urte fir bic ndhitt Gouoention in 9or.
ihlag gebrdht. Bic @uspasI unter bic.
len Stdotsn gu trsffen. nurSe a6er oel
@reratips 8eborbs ii5erlafeu auF i6rsi
nd3iten geriammIuns in Walbina.or
am 20. ROoember.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21
piamnrr
RON autInam"

lltinam: r. y0elde 8eoeutuna has
msnihlihs Qeben bat, Dariiber Iagte
Seq Der Drei5sbnte: ~sSii AUDI oas il.
Diite 2eben fdrpobr Elm @ut, oas
aler Gorge pert6 1T. 70 belttbi cod
in ibm nihi oos b1hite uns gelsbte
3isl. Das irDtI6e 2eben bat nur
ais Neg. ais Uliitel sur Grreiduns
beg 9ebens Der Seele al gslien. Die
les Seben Der Sssle If Grtenntnib Der
Babrbsit uno 9iebs gum 8uien."
Wtiiler: - .8as TT alio uniere Qrs
belt bitnieoen burh grltnntnib Der
Wabrteit uno ourb 9iebe gum 8nten
uns aui's jenieitige 2t5eu %oor3abereis
ten. nit anOsrn Wortsn: mir Ionen
@ott erteunen. Jpn liebsn unb tom bies
men,"
1Itinam: - .1d3n Dat Soft uns
8erfanb. 6er8 anb Bfffen
aegebeH. @ott ionen mir ebren uno
uniere SeeIe rsttsn; oas TIT bic erhds
5ene Nuf5abe. Bic uns 6ienieoen o6s
liegt. oas Der cole DienIi, benz mir
uns hin8eben folen. @oit oiirIen
mir oienen. Od tr unlere Dienite in
AnIprdh nimmt - neIh' cine gbre
iaT aH2i llnierer GeeIe t0nnen mir su
einem epiSen Slid osr6elfen uelt'
Elm gortbeil fir unsl Tenn oer
Wleuih tit gsibdffen. Toat Der 81. Qus
sujtinus, I'm @ott 3u srienneu, ion
ertenneub 8u Iisbtn, ibn liebeno Al 6ss
fben uno in feinsm Bette Islis gu
iein.
% iUie gaus dnbers eeItaltei fhb
oas irbifhe Qebsn, iDenn man le6bait
Dor BEN @eDanten ourhorun1en hi:
Sd bin fir Elm onoere8 beftreg qe5en
i'm 5enieits bsrufenl Gott, BE nnenbs
Tide Sd5nbeit unD qie6ensniir6iateit.
Soft bas h1Ale Gut unb bic GueIs
ales Slides, foaen mir beiiben unb
genisBen, obne firHten su maHsn,
Dab mir ibn ie oerIisrn obsr feiner
ii6erbriHia perDsn t5nned. llno oieies
@iiides bilrfsn mir Hter fein. ,penn
mir auF Gr6sn uHIsre GhuloiQteit
tbau. ST biefsr Geoaust nitt aesi9s
net. uns oas 6atts, miibielige Gtbens
lebsH 81 DsrIlBen. bic qsiben uno Gnts
6e9rungen ertrd5Iih 8u MAIDEN, iel5i
ben 3ob aIs piuiommen eriheinen 8u
lahen2 Ga, @oit, Der unia iberdus
GROCER qo6n i'm SsnIsits isin min.
ieRost 5trnblen unfereg
tanftisen @Iiides fhon in'g
siesisiiige qebsn binsin unb IdBt ben
sldu5issn Wsniaen aleidfam 3um
ooraus toftsn. mas ibm I'm 5imm,l
6srtitst TT.
a4Boler mag e tomm,n, bab bisisr
armt Qr6eter, ber nit bes Qe6sng
Roib gu tdmpfen Bat. 10 sufrieben init
ieinemgocis it2 Isle III Is 2u srllSren.
SAB ieusr arms arants 70 a~e5aloi1
iein areu3 trdst aHo baB bic ion pfies
5enos 8%ormber3ige 56ueau nit ies
nsr 8eifeH 0ieier Nelt tauiden mod
ts2 Seti, meins 6trren, o1s Giufiile
Slid nirit aieihIam feline 5trahlen
fit oids 10 Qrmen unD ood nis6er
70 8eiAen ifon in eieies grDenls6en
6ineiH. wis bic a%uintigtaee 5onne
un6 gum porous IRE golotnen 5irab
Ten eHi8egeHisueei. Eogn lommi
o1nn nrh Ger @toonie: Sd farm mcin
Muitises Blid mir nifi 5los ffr
9erIhdffsn, foH6srn io7ar berme6r,n
ourh istes cute Ueri, ourh igofs ees
ougeige Qsi0sn. oas i6 I'm gctfes uil
len ertra9s. @srabs oisIer @coanis In
Is misosr ser ben glda6issH bisnitbsn
itcn 3uiriebeu uno slidlih m1tt.
ihm bic UldmeIigtd.m. gtioen uno
@Ht5tbrun5sn nlahisrt.@
Stul3e: DDos 1t irtilia cine
anssrs 9gbsnsDsisasit, uls Die pom
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

Gbtcdgo. = Der Gbicogo 8is
iiriotss 9etUano Der tatb. 9ereine hat
5eihloHsu. isiHsn oiesidbrigsn gatboz
litentas am SonHtass Jlahmitida, 2S.
suit in Der Widsr gatt 5dae absu-
baltsn. De- boHn'iis 6r. Gr3biIdof
0uialep pirb sur gstidmmIuna eins
seldoen uno iplgsnOe ReORer meroen
Ipredtn: Reo. Sobn Dsttmer, @oms
nifdrias oss "reminiscences; Dr. g.
5. SaB uno 6r. Wm. &auen, 9raHs
oent PES 9ereinss 8unoss.
Seguin, Ger. @om %. bis
gum 25. SuIi finoet bier bic oiesidbrise
Notwithstanding Oes Staatspers
banses Der iatb. 9srsiue BON 9eras
fdtt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21

eTfiint bait. oa Oh eut6 s6ie @rtld
ruRg osfien, mas Die Stride i5er Die
oorgeIestsn 0inss oentt. Die @laubi
gen pdruen ipplisIt. 0ls bt9Iiid
lpinideu DID besipesen Oon 0er8en.
Su9Ieih ermabnen Mir Gid uno
spiuidsn orinseno, Du Ioln ben IA
Del Der @esuer niht firhten. Ser Dir
CUR &bre uno gum Nnlporn sereihen
muB unD Iouit 0eiuen 8srItlno unO
Define Sober nidt Der 8eidiibun- oes
totboIiideu Dogmas entiieben. 4ls
8or5eiden Der 9ottliden @naot uno
ais 3eusniB unieres Boblpoaeus
ertbeilen Nir Dir ie9r 5trns ben apo
lt0liideu Sesen.
@e9eben gu Rom Sci 81. Deter, an
IA. SuHi 1907 i'm oiertsn SABRE uns
ieres 4ontiiieats.
plus Pep. Der 3ebnie."
Ntnn einige osutl4e tatboliIte @s.
lebrten iiber 0ieIes @hreiben oes o6ets
ten Siters Der .e6ttIi9eH Wo1rbeitsn
nitt lsbr erbaut ino. 70 lit has i9rt
Sade. Sir iebsn sIau5snstreutn 8a-
tbOliten itsbt dber Die 5batIa1e feit,
oaB Der papit. ais iihtbarts O6sr-
6aupt Der uon Gbriitus aeitiiteten
Stride niht nur ods Reht ionDsrn bic
pfliht BAT, Die 8runbfdbe uno 9ebs
rem 0erieIben rein uno un9eriilint
Su srbaltsn uno etpaigsn 0eyiubeu
elmer Rsformirung nit aasr Strsass
entgegen 3u treten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21


o~@ebtimbunO beutf9 q
9atboIiten". - pie a~tatboIiId
qteFe Deutldlanh'R btbaupttie gui
LETTER Wohe. erfagrM su BADEN, unit
ben bsutIheu aatboIiten beItebe q
@sbeim6ano, Ger ih bic auigdbe Al
isbt babe. cine grinolide Rs0iii1
bes SnDtr Der perboteneR Bidder beI
beifibren al polen. Wan non.
piFm. BAT aud U1itslisoer Der Gei'
tramspartsi 5on ausihIagsebenDsr 3.
.batuna Dem 9unoe %au8eb5ren iouei
DAT Sic gsntrRmg5ldtter bisFe mer|
ndroige Qeuigteii uiHt iuiitbsn nj
Stiff hipeigsn lbereebsn lonne
tam fir uus feh. Die auFtIdruug d
oeun ouh bereit5 srfolgt. ..gDie b
.1. .. 5tsBtg." ii6 aus Berlin ne
ben ldbt, ihrsibi bic nortise g@srml
MIA" am 10. SuIi 81 Der Gats:
Die bstrefienoen gorgdnae iii|
unsebiibrli6 oufssbauiHt. Den asri
punct bigoen nar itrsnB pertraulic
Wlitf6tilnngen, tie in sngem arei|
bsuti6sr qatboIittn ilber tiRsu ord
3tmahi porbsn fiuo, oem 9apite Ell
9stiti0n 3peds Qsnosruns 0sr Jnoe|
geiiimmungen, icrpsit tie Dtuiihlal|
betreiFen. 3u unter5reitsn. @rant Al
miHen6aFte gataolitsR babeH in bisie|
guncis lore 3ptifd uno 9soentsn.
Dit Som 8Dlts3ettung", has noe
btatits 6uptorgan bss Gentmm|
sradu5t bic angabsu Der s@umani
burt fofgenoe Grtidrun8:
Dir Sa6s III nod in i9rsm n
fonqsitabiam uHo nur Dnr4 Elm
8tyiraueus5ruh an bic OsifeHtlidie
aelurst. Die 9trpirllihung oss 9t
mes TT ousgeifloFsH. N1it sinsr @s
oetana bsr 5nber 8eitimmun5sn 100
bic @riHban3 elmer eaiensO rsauif
ton osrtnipfs pno 0isie nit tsr IS
res 8eieainaft Qsrein CUR pTIsss 81
MiFeHi6aft I'M iatb. DsutihlaH
in @srhnaun5 ge5radt psros
Die qsiier BET lsbtsrsn @sieaFtc
ls5ntsn o5sr auf ods sHsftitosn
%osrariiges ob. JHsbdoHbers Bot ;
gDrTBsnos, Or. 5rb. D. 6srslins ;
@esanisH, cine folde a"aienorsanF
.irH ms QsbsH 30 rufsR, as SD
Derptrflih be5eihnst uH0 6in3useia
Der @6rges 9sie1ifaft paros sg
5yoBsm S6aosn asrsi6en, fd aai Be
ariiss QldHs ein3ulohen."
G~iuBs5M0sre 9liitbeilungeH II
oieien Desenhaub perosn uHs mf
EXT Ste nit BET geF einirsiitns
etuii8sR 8iattss s~gpa5tsa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21
stt. ao[eph'sInue


Collegeville p. o, Indiana.
8ieie gsbysAnitalt itebt uHter oeresitun.
Ncr Ndter pom aoitbaysn 8lute. Der Sur
ms it oreiab RIaihiAer tClassicai). @e
lhGiiliher Commercially, eebrersG uriu.
tNormal), CUR eeraabiloaHs idbisr IA.
iboIii6sr 9ebrtr.
8elonoere Aafmsrfiamtsit tbiro Dem eor.
aeihriebenen til oil Den @eiana uni
0rgeIfpici NeiAenft. Sir ndbeyl
Austunit anO 3atalos wsuoe man iih an
6ep. u Seifert,G. D D. 8,
pres't st. joseph's Colleqd
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-21
1Iau5en p%eriin0eir."

|lnQlau5en pertiinoete."
Nfiiner: .Niiraen uur isne uu3u
ftieoenen, 9e9en @ott uno WenIne|
marrenOsn 2eatt oisie Qe6enausis6eI
befolseu. 10 mitiom tie ibr Coos aut
ertTdplider finosn. gl6sr lie ba6s|
ben @lau6en an Elm rnoeres beigre
eeben m%essepcrien, un0 barum Fn|
le 0oppelt anslddlth. Gle limb I'M
8liidli6 iiir oirle Welt uu0 petoen 4
IN ale @lpigteit ieiH. @eraossu AID
frepelbaft banDeln al Der WenIhbel
%oieieuiaen. pelHe ourh 0ott, GHril
unb 8eiIpiel ibr ben @Iau5en raube1
Das iino Die ar0bttn 8trbreHen, 81
es 9eben tam, oenn ie MAIDEN 81
gleHl6'n uHsIidli6 fir 3eit un|
@pt8tett.@
ltinam: ga uusliidliH III ID
Utenih Der leiHen @lauben bai ODD
oenislben psrlorsn bat; er tappt ID
6iniern berum, 5is CT in bic @rua
fdat; er peib uiht. lpo3u e. duf cd
ben lit uTo oer @sboule an elm sl|
Initigss oebsn bat fiji ibn teins|
Srct."
Utiuer u. S6ul3e: Der Sim
mel 6epabre uns por ioIdsm ur|
gliidl"
ntindm: - r@s6e bas Der 5imme|
Meil bsr @eilt oes GbriIient6ums oie|
fah o%egloreu, sdbrt Is an alien Wsl|
euoen. Der l!nslaa6s anb Bic Gitiei|
loi9ieit ruIen i'm Nienlden ale sci
oeuiAaiten mad uno MAIDEN ion a
pihenIos uno e6rlos. Dds bepeii
@eldi6ts uuO @rfabrang!"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-04-27
Waverly Notes.

Mr., John L Oliver is very sick at
this writing.
Or M c Alderman was in Kansas
City Wednesday.
Payne Slucher Of Malta Bend, WIS
in town last week.
Miss Rovllla Ledford has been
quite sick this week.
81 Aston Bright, of Malta Bend,
was in town Wednesday,
MI James B Wheeler was up from
Marshall Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Ferguson Of Kansas
City visited her parents Mr. and Mrs
W Ferguson. SUNDAY.
Earl McGrew left last week fol
St. Louis where he has acc pied /
position with Swift & Co.
VIM 4 Palmer returned to his home
in Pleasant Hill the first OF the week
a ter t%ransacting bu7i1ess here sever
a days
Mrs D Fl Davis returned Tuesday
night from Kansas City where she has
been visiting friends and relatives for
several weeks.
The dwelling house occupied by q
H Albright, burned to the ground
last Saturday. 1t is not known ex.
actly how 1t caught fire
W Fl Drumeller, Of Blackburn ar
rived here Monday, and will open up
a poultry house. He will occupy the
building adjoining Joseph Fletcher's
Blacksmith shop.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-04-27
Right Breathing Cures Catarrh.

Simple Way to Kill Catarrhal Germs in
Nose, Throat and Lungs
The only natural and common sense
method known for this cure of catarrh
al troubles is Hy-o-mei. 1t is breathed
through ar ingenious pocket inhaler,
so that it medicates air-cells Of t. e
nose, throat and lungs, killing all
catarrhal germs, soothing the irritated
mucous membrane, and restoring a
healthy condition.
HyOmei goes right to the spot where
the catarrhal germs are present in the
nose, throat and lungs and destroys
the germs so that PERT, ct health is
soon restored.
A complete Hy.o-mei outfit with in
haler costs but Si.C0 and is sold by
Chas. w. LOOMS under guarantee to
refund the money unless the remedy
gives satis faction, For sale by Chas.
/ w. LOOMS.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-04-27

20 spend the day with Mrs James
Waterhouse.
Mrs Jennie Riley and Mrs Chsa
Baird went to Odessa last Wednesday
to visit relatives.
Mrs Tom NcElroy of st Joe came
Monday evening for a visit with rel
a,ives and friends.
Arch Kelley ana wife of Higgin.-
vlle we're out driving LIST MONDAY
and took 10 our town.
Uncle Dyer Sherwood went to
IndeOendenc' lsst Monday to VISIT hts
daughter, Mrs l. F Weaver.
Master Wlham JInes returned to
his home inIKan.a' Guy Sunday evening
after spending the winter With his
grandparents.
MISS Stella Kiuchloe spent the day
last FridaV in HiggInsville visiting
her cousin Miss Daisy Kinchloe, who
is quite Ill.
Glen Tyree of Lexington was here
last Wednesday on business. He
bougS. Is head of young mules of
Dreysr & Schmulz.
J " Phlegsr OF Odessa after spend
ing about three weeks with relatives
aud friends renewing old ASSOCIATION
returned home last Tuesday.
Geo M Catron of Lexington came
out last Tuesday to see about having
a house built on the Mrs John Reid
farm, to take place Of the ono burned
a short time since.
Rev. English, pastor of the Baptist
church preached a practical sermon
last Sundaysmorning. he defined The
the duties we owe to each other, anC
to ourseli In particular. Put yourself
IN the other! mans place, then how
would you act under similar ciIcum.
stances?
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-04-27
IS Years in Missouri

Speaking OF Thomss Sbac klelord, OF
Glasgow, Missouri who addressed the
Old settlers 10 Columbia last Angus
the Kansas City Journal, the Jther I
sad;
A man was in Kansas City yesttrd
who eojoys probably more distinc'i)t
than could be made out Of the com
pos,te claims to tame Of , dozen
ordinary MissourisGs.
He Is IS years old and IS q native
Missourian.
He vas a Wing, but went into tie
Democracy on the tariff Issue.
He was an anti-slavery Democrat
and a strong Union man
He has never held public office with
the exception OF being a member Of
two constitutional conventions.
He promised his mother when a boy
nat he would never enter a saloon and
be has kept his promise.
His father came to Missouri before
tne admission VI this state into the
. -ioa and was the ir't county judge
apPoh Ted bl GoveItII McNair.
( BE Nts1Uu aLulu q ID, legis
l%ature. He has placuced law for
sixty five years and Is To-Day bale,
hearty and in full ossesslon OF all his
faculties.
Tbs very interesting old gentleman
is Ihoma, Shackelford, Of Glasgow,
Mo, a cousin OF Judge Dorsey W.
Shaekeliord, now a member 0; con-
gTes'.
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L W. Groves returned TuesGay
from Texas.
DR.. Moore returned Tuesday iron
Kansas City
G. A. F~rerking, transacted busioess
in Oak Grove, Monday.
Misses Jennings aud Benton OF
Higginsvile spent Tuesday here
Mr.. j. ". Bartlett Of Higginsgille,
spent Tuesday here with relatives.
Mrs. Wa, Wilson and Miss Nsnnie
Corder spent Tuesday in Higginsvllle.
e. l.. Hsckley aud Geo. Reynolds
Kansas City, spent Sunday here with
homeiolks.
Mrs D. g Jackson and daughter,
Viola, speGJ the first OF the week in
Kansas City.
Miss. Mary Meriaul Of Higginsy,lle,
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Heury
LIese, Sunday.
MI. J. L. Beamer and family came
down from Kansas City Sunday and
ere now the guests of Mrs. Hackley.
Ohas. Sydnor, who is attending
William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo-,
spent Sunday and Monday here with
his home folks.
Mrs. Minnie Knipmeyer returned
Sunday to her home in Higglnsville,
after ~spendind a week visit with ael
neice Miss Bessie Knipmeyer, who has
been quite ill.,.
Mrs, S. NJ. Reynolds and son, Cor.
der, Mrs. VIM. Groves and daughter,
Helen, Misses. Edna Carthrae aud
Lilah Kleinschmldt were shopping in
Kansas CITY, Friday OF last week.
Messrs Em. Wilson, VIM. Groves,
@. L. Wilson, j. L. Rsddeck, Mt
Corder, Henry Meyer, W. j.. Lesser
and DR., Oarthrae attended the Masonic
lodge at AullVllle Wednesday evening.
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May EyerybOdy's

Staggering to mstter discourse
ideas On The punishment of crime l.
Brand Whitlock's article, "Wbat Good
Does it DoP IN the May Everybody,
The brilliant young Mayor of Toledo
presents what is usually termed the
ldealistic 'iew with a cogency and
power OF conviction that are bound to
arouse discussion
The May number 10 full of good
reading. Leroy Scott describes mis-
recent s%ojourn among the Russian ter
rorists in an article OF unusual person.
al and dramatic interest. The career
Of George Westinghouse, a fascinating
narrative, is the second CT the
"Romances OF Success" Ernest
Thompson Seton contributes one OF
bis intimate animal studies, and there
is an eminently readible article on
"Modern Masters Of Music"
The fiction is of unusual excellence
including two classics 10 humer by
y. Henry aud Porter Emerson Browne
Among other writer's ara Lloyd
Osbouine Henry @. Rowland, Meta
Syrett, iona Gale, Edith Rickert, and
Louise Morgan Sill.
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MAYHEM Notes.

Grover Warren spent Monday In
Lexington.
Henry Campbell spent Sunday here
with old acquaintance.
Miss B.ss Chinn spent last Monday
shopping in Higginsvrile.
Marrel Bland Of K ausas City speLt
Sunday here with friends.
Mss Jessie Wither- was shopping in
odessa Monday afternoon.
Mrs Geo Tyler visit d in Higgins
Vile last Monday, with relatives.
Mr. Serat and son of Kansas OFT
was here on business last MONDAY
Maurice Norfleet OF Indepen dencc
pent Saturday and Sunday here.
hen,y Mule sold,a car Of hogs to
D oy Ell & Schmutz last Monday.
Lou Smith of near Aullvllle was
here shaking hands with old friends.
Alex Logan and wife of Kansas
City spent Sunday here with relativ es,
Miss kosalee Johnson spent Sunday
with Mss Lena Jennings. east OF
town.
Arthur william Whitening spent
Sunday afternoon here, witt a dear
TREND.
h c Clay brook and DR. Gallemore
OF Lexington spent SUNDAY heIe VITA
flends.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Strasbury OF
Kansas City spent Sunday here with
parents.
Mrs Oliver Whitsett Of Odessa spent
the day with Mrs Hugh Smiuh last
Tuesday.
John T. Siler had q car OF fat cat
tie on the Kansas City market last
Tuesday.
Chss Kelso Jr and wife Of Higgins
VILE came up last Saturday to see
home folks.
Miss Hula Smith who is attending
school in Odessa spent Sunday with
her parents.
DR. Forest Daily OF Kansas City was
here on professional business last
Wednesday.
Mrs Dan Herr IS still on the sick
list she is better. Hope she may be up
and around.
Misses Mamie Smith and Eva
williamson we're talking here With old
friends Sunday.
Jim Tyler of South Washington
came In last Saturday 70 visit his
brother George.
Miss villa Bell Whitsett Of Odessa
is spending the week with her sister
Mrs Hugh Smith.
Miss Kate Bullari and Nadine
Proctor went to Odessa last Monday